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"I'm the mother of two very active boys, and this flavorful dish is one they'll always eat," writes Tracey Jones from Chesapeake, Virginia. "Another reason I love it is I usually have the ingredients on hand."
- 2 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) Italian stewed tomatoes, undrained
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) chicken or vegetable broth
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- 1 package (12 ounces) spiral pasta
- In a large saucepan or Dutch oven, combine the tomatoes, broth, oil and Italian seasoning; bring to a boil. Add pasta. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 16-18 minutes or until pasta is tender, stirring occasionally. Yield: 8-10 servings.
Originally published as Stewed Tomato Pasta in Quick Cooking March/April 1999, p8
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This is how my grandmother made spaghetti (she used regular spaghetti noodles, ground beef and onions in her recipe). We always referred to it as "Grandma's Runny Spaghetti" when asking our mother to make it for dinner.
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ASSESSMENT, PAYMENT, and REFUND OF FEES
1.1 Scope – This rule establishes policy regarding assessment, payment and refund of fees.
1.2 Repeal of Former Rule – Revises and replaces Series 22 dated March 28, 1994.
1.3 Replaces Title 131, Legislative Rule, Series 22.
1.4 Effective Date – October 15, 2009.
1.5 Responsible Office – Vice President for Finance and Administrative Affairs
2.1 No financial credit of any type shall be extended to any individual, either student or other, at Bluefield State College. Bluefield State College shall operate on a strictly cash basis with all payments and obligations being collected prior to the start of classes except as provided in this rule. Fees include tuition registration, HERF, faculty improvement, activity, lab and other course related fees.
2.2 Exceptions may be granted where a bona fide third-party agency has provided authorization in writing that payment will be made for the student.
2.3 Exceptions may be granted for late financial aid disbursements for situations at no fault of the student.
3.1 Undergraduate students enrolled for twelve or more credit hours and graduate students enrolled for nine or more hours pay the maximum charges in each basic fee category.
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3.3 Fees for students enrolled in summer terms or other nontraditional time periods shall be prorated based upon the number of credit hours for which the student enrolls in accordance with the provisions of Section 3.2 of this rule.
3.4 Students enrolled in undergraduate courses offered at off-campus locations shall pay an off-campus instruction fee, which shall be used solely for the support of off-campus courses offered by the institution, and shall not pay the athletic fee and the student activity fee. The student union fee for off-campus students may be waived at the discretion of the institution. Off-campus location for four-year colleges is defined as any location other than the main campus.
3.5 The college shall be permitted to establish and collect certain special fees for designated purposes separate from and above those identified in the regular fee schedule.
3.6 All regular and special fees charged by the college shall be identified separately and published so to be readily available to all students.
3.7 All fees charges to students, both regular and special, must have approval by the Bluefield State College Board of Governors prior to assessment and collection.
3.8 Fees shall be established and charged for all noncredit community service courses in an amount to insure that the offering is self-supporting, including indirect cost.
4.1 Continuing Students. Except for first-time enrollees, as specified in Section 4.2 of this rule, students who officially withdraw during a semester in the academic year shall receive a refund of regular fees in accordance with the following schedule.
4.1.1 Academic Year (Semester)
During the first and second weeks 90% refund
During the third and fourth weeks 70% refund
During the fifth and sixth weeks 50% refund
Beginning with the seventh week No refund
4.1.2 Summer Terms and Nontraditional Periods
Refunds for summer sessions and nontraditional periods shall be established based upon the refund rate for the academic year and calculated using the following schedule.
During the first 13% of the term 90% refund
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From 26% to 38% of the term 50% refund
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During the first and second weeks 90% refund
During the third week 80% refund
During the fourth and fifth weeks 70% refund
During the sixth week 60% refund
During the seventh and eighth weeks 50% refund
During the ninth week 40% refund
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From 15% to 20% of the term 80% refund
From 21% to 30% of the term 70% refund
From 31% to 40% of the term 60% refund
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6.3 After all financial aid is applied to the student's account, sixty percent (60%) of the balance of student fees must be paid prior to the start of classes.
6.4 The remaining balance, including interest, must be paid prior to the end of the sixth week of classes.
6.5 Interest on the deferred amount may be charged at a rate not to exceed the legal limit.
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Although it looked as though the senior 220-pounder would have his hands full in the championship bout against Canyon Purcell of Boise High School, Empey made winning his third straight SNC title look easy.
After a first round in which neither wrestler managed to grab an upper hand, Empey deferred to Purcell who took bottom. The decision to take bottom proved to be a death wish for Purcell as only the referee's whistle at the end of the second round allowed him to return to his feet.
"I've always rode pretty tough so I knew when he chose bottom that I was going to hold him down and at least get a couple points and definitely tire him out," Empey said of the crucial turning point in the match. "It felt good to win. Obviously you want to win your senior year. This is a good accomplishment. You just have to keep looking forward and just keep working hard."
Empey grabbed a 2-0 lead a minute into the second round as blood from Purcell's nose for a third time warranted penalty points. A near fall with 20 seconds left in the round pushed his lead to 4-0 before the final round.
To start the third round, Empey decided to stay on top and continued to dominate the match. As Purcell tried to shake Empey's hold, the Raider cradled him to the mat for a pinfall at an overall time of 4:35.
"He's never been pinning guys this way," Reed coach Dan Barraza said. "He's always been successful and he's always won a ton of matches, but he's pinned about 20 guys already this year so he's still improving. That's the scary thing. This year he has worked on everything.
"He is just so tough and so good on top. I hate going underneath him. He's just tough and he's mean with the legs and good with the wings. It's punishing. He's just so dominant from the top position. It's phenomenal."
Empey's win in the 220s helped Reed finish 23rd overall out of the field of over 80 teams with 74 team points.
Although Spanish Springs did not finish the tournament with any individual champions, the Cougars had three wrestlers place as they finished in 12th place with 108.5 points.
The top finish for SSHS came from 182-pounder Tyler Beaulac, who took fourth overall. In the third-place match, Beaulac went the distance with James Warden of Union Mine High, but fell 4-2 as Warden grabbed the win with a quick take down in the overtime round.
"Fourth isn't horrible with all the people here, but you always wish you could do better," Beaulac said. "This competition just makes you better for the next tournament. Everything we do is for regionals and state, so it is all helpful."
Rito Hernandez (132) controlled the entirety of his match, earning a 15-0 technical fall to finish the tournament seventh in his division.
"I just believe in my style of wrestling and I think that it can work on most people," Hernandez said. "I just have to stay away from making mistakes and I'll be fine most matches. I was happy that I could get up from the bottom position. I've been struggling with that and I still need to improve on that, but it was better."
Blake Nauman (138) rounded out the day for the Cougs, finishing eighth as he fell 9-0 in his final match of the day. Although the SSHS wrestler was disappointed with the result of the last match, he said there were still some positives.
"There's a lot I learned," he said. "I learned what kind of wrestler I need to be and I learned what works. Just knowing my opponents will help because I'll see some of these guys in regionals and I'll know how to game plan. I know what I have to do."
Spanish Springs coach Joe Imelli also took away positives from the performances.
"There were a lot of good things," Imelli said. "I know they're disappointed because they expect more, but I'm real pleased with what I saw. They've worked hard in the room and just for them to compete is important. You can't mistake live wrestling with anything else. You get to see different styles and learn how to wrestle."
Sparks also competed in the SNC, finishing 75th overall with 17 points.


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For the third straight year, Christian Fellowship Bible Church and Grace Fellowship Church at McClellan came together for five days of joint Vacation Bible School – this year at Grace.
We had classes for children, teens and adults.
The topic was "The 10 Commandments: The Just Shall Live By Faith."
I taught the adult class, and our focus was less on defining the individual commandments and more on the general purpose and modern-day relevance of the 10 commandments.
Here's what we believe:
First and foremost, the commandments point to the existence of God. If there's a law, there must be a lawgiver.
But he's not just any God. He tells the Hebrew people that he's the Lord God who delivered them out of Egypt (Exodus 20:2). It was a reminder of his power, his presence and his willingness to actively intervene in a mighty way on behalf of his people.
The 10 commandments also reveal the nature of man. Because God is holy, he requires that we be holy in order to have a relationship with him. The commandments show us that we're not holy, because we've broken all of the commandments ... repeatedly.
But the acts of sin are not the problem. The acts of sin reveal the real problem, which is our sin nature – the innate desire to rebel against God and his laws. It's the nature that all of mankind inherited from Adam and Eve.
James 1:23-25 compares the law to a mirror. If your face is dirty, the mirror can reveal the dirt, but it can't clean your face. Likewise, the law shows us that we're sinners, but trying to keep the law won't take away the stain of sin.
Paul said we wouldn't know what sin is if it wasn't for the law (Romans 7:7). So the commandments show us that, in our natural state, we are fallen and necessarily separated from God, the source of life.
We are incapable of doing anything to achieve holiness, so if we are to ever be brought back into fellowship with God, then God had to do something.
And he did.
He became a man named Jesus. He lived a sin-free life, satisfying the law of God and achieving the holiness for mankind that Adam lost.
One problem: We're still guilty of breaking God's law, and the only payment is death.
And so Jesus died ... for your sins, and your sins, and your sins, and for mine.
The 10 commandments show us our brokenness, and in that way, they point to our need for a Savior.
Like every year, VBS was great for its food, its fun and its fellowship.
But more than that, we learned that the 10 commandments are as relevant and useful today as they were when God spoke them from the mountain.
What a week.
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The miniature set is a compact set that shows the elegance of the Roman era. The chessmen are made of an antiqued ground stone with the opposing side stained a rich burgundy brown.
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The application fee for the Education program at the Boston College is $65. Its tuition is full-time: $1,212 per credit and part-time: $1,212 per credit. The Lynch School of Education at Boston College has 55 full-time faculty on staff with a 3.8:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.
Boston College is a private Roman Catholic Jesuit institution that offers some unique faith-based specialty degree options through the Lynch School of Education. In conjunction with the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, the school offers a Catholic Leadership Program for future principals and presidents of Catholic schools and a dual M.A. in Pastoral Ministry/M.A. in Counseling Psychology degree program. Students also have a wide variety of traditional master's or Ph.D. degree options in areas including elementary teaching, secondary teaching, and higher education administration.
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I first got an inkling of this when I visited the B.E.P.'s website. In order to take a public tour of the facility, you need same-day tickets issued for a specific time, and must present a valid, government-issued photo I.D. at the ticket kiosk outside the BEP. Even though that process starts at 8 a.m., tickets are snapped up quickly, so the BEP recommends coming early.
Heeding this advice, I arrived outside the B.E.P. at 7:50, fully expecting to be one of the first in line. Wrong. There had to be at least thirty people already patiently waiting there. The teenage boy in front of me was making his second attempt to take the tour, having shown up too late (midmorning) the previous day to secure a ticket.
An armed and preternaturally stern looking Treasury Department Police Officer (yes, they have their own police force) began working his way down the line, looking each visitor in the eye before asking for his or her I.D. He scrutinized each I.D. and visitor individually before reciting a list of the many things which are NOT allowed inside the BEP. Before entering the BEP security screening area, our I.D's were rechecked, all handbags were thoroughly searched and each visitor was individually "wanded." Then, finally, before the tour commenced, a brief video informed us of the things we shouldn't do while inside the building, like touch the ceiling (which contains alarms) or take photos.
With that final set of instructions, our group of some thirty people was ushered through a set of heavy double doors into a long, narrow, glass-enclosed corridor looking out over the printing presses. Essentially, the tour winds through the building, following the sequence of machinery that ultimately produces one dollar bills. It's quite an amazing technical feat, really. Our guide recited the official tour speech that she'd clearly memorized verbatim (though she repeatedly mispronounced the name of the printing method, "intaglio"), giving us the bare facts of the almost hopelessly complex printing process. The high-speed, sheet-fed rotary presses print over 8,000 sheets per hour, running 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The BEP produces an almost incomprehensible amount of money daily, some 37 million notes, worth roughly $696 million.
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Ok, so it predicted snow and all London got was a very light dusting, but if the forecasters are right – and they are never wrong are they?! – there should be more snow on its way.
So now is the time to get yourself a sledge. If you order it now it ought to be delivered in plenty of time for when the real dollop of the white stuff happens later in the month (That is provided the postie can brave the snow to get through to drop it off .) Here then are five great sledges to choose from and The Beatles giving a masterclass in how to use them.
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Exactly three months from today, Alabama and Texas A&M meet on the football field. In between now and then, expect plenty of Internet chatter, perhaps the occasional verbal shot and maybe even a Twitter dustup or two. Texas A&M AD Eric Hyman got the ball rolling Thursday night. Speaking to the Brazos County A&M Club Coach's Night, Hyman told the crowd:
"What do the moon and Texas A&M have in common? They both control the Tide."
Of course, Texas A&M defeated Alabama last fall. Speaking to a crowd of about 800, Hyman also told coach Kevin Sumlin he "wants to be able to say the same thing" next year. When it was his turn to speak, Sumlin said, "No pressure, Eric. Thank you."
This being the age of instant media. no verbal shot can be fired without immediate commentary from the Twitterati. Radio host Paul Finebaum chimed in, saying "Nick (Saban) is going to be mad!" to which A&M president R. Bowen Loftin replied, "Paul, he is already mad."
Alabama travels to Texas A&M on September 14th. Until then, expect plenty of verbal repartee in 140 characters or less. Enjoy your summer.
P.S. Something about the line "the moon and Texas A&M" makes me think of "the moon and New York City" from the Christopher Cross song Arthur's Theme. Yes, it's in my head and now it can be in yours all day. You're welcome.


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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE – Mountain Village is buzzing with activity this summer. The weekly Summer Concert Series was a success and the town recently hosted the No Barriers Summit, a four-day event that brought hundreds of disabled athletes and adventurers from across the country to hotels, shops and restaurants. Thanks to events like these, the town is enjoying a 24 percent increase in revenues over last year, most notably in the lodging sector.
Mountain Village is close to posting its third consecutive record-setting summer season to date, according to Michael Martelon, president and CEO of the Telluride Tourism Board. But the trend isn't limited to the summer; strong sales tax revenues have carried through to the winter months. Fourteen of the last 15 months have shown year-over-year increases in sales tax revenue.
March, Martelon added, was the best month of 2013 in terms of year-over-year sales tax revenues, and the best March in Mountain Village's history.
Martelon attributes the growth in commercial activity to strong hotel reservations for Mountainfilm, Ride the Rockies and the Bluegrass Festival. Highly targeted, digital marketing campaigns contributed to the high sales figures as well, he added.
Kevin Swain, Mountain Village Finance Director, agrees with Martelon's analysis, and said, "Lodging is up the most in terms of percentage. To me, that indicates an improving economy and one that is better than even a few years ago.
"We can look at these data all we want, but just by walking around here, you see that this summer is busier than it has been in a while."
Swain said other sectors of the town's economy are enjoying the increase in activity as well. "It's been a really solid six months in every sector we measure," he said. "Restaurants, utilities and retail, all are looking up. I do not think these revenues will sustain at these percentages, but the data indicate an upward trend."
"Barring another recessionary economy, which comes around every decade or so, our hope in Mountain Village is that there is still room to grow," Swain said, adding that the Mountain Village Town Council is already exploring ways to continue the growth.
The council brainstormed incentives to attract new businesses to Mountain Village at last week's meeting, but adopted no specific course of action. The town has been exploring ways to diversify its revenue and become less reliant on property taxes since the local economy plunged during the Great Recession.
The increase in revenue, estimated at $325,000, is vital to the town's economy, said Swain, given the recent years of budgetary retrenchment and dismal economic forecasts. Resort economies like Mountain Village have been hit especially hard since 2007, when the American housing market crashed and home prices plummeted, starving local governments of much-needed revenue.
Mountain Village responded to the drop by reducing staff, reducing pay and benefits and eliminating services.
Mountain Village's property tax revenues peaked in 2011. They are projected to decrease through 2014 and are then expected to slowly begin recovering to pre-recession levels.
Telluride is not as reliant on property taxes as Mountain Village. Half of Telluride's general fund comes from sales and use taxes, while only seven percent is funded by property taxes. Telluride, however, was deeply affected by the recession due to a sharp drop in Real Estate Transfer Tax revenue, and is still functioning under the austere fiscal policies of the Town Recession Plan.


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SCO Group Suffers Another Defeat
The years long legal battle by the SCO Group over UNIX copyrights, which indirectly affect Linux, has resulted in another verdict in Utah court. The jury has ruled in favor of Novell.
In a short announcement, Novell is pleased with the court ruling and considers it "good news for Novell, for Linux, and for the open source community."
Novell was already granted the UNIX copyrights in court in 2008 and SCO Group went on the defensive. As usual, the Groklaw website specializing in open source rights wrote up a summary of the recent outcome
SCO Group went into bankruptcy last year after its protracted litigation against also IBM, among others. The claim against Big Blue in 2003 marked the beginning of the wave of lawsuits.
Whether the verdict truly puts to rest the protracted claims by SCO of being the rightly owner of UNIX and other software is still questionable. The Salt Lake Tribune reports that SCO is still seeking claims against IBM, despite the Novell ruling.
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LISTSERVE MESSAGE DATE: December 22, 2010
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) announce the availability of Title II, Part B., Mathematics and Science Partnership Program Funds. DESE will award one or more projects from each of the three initiatives: Grade K-6 Mathematics, Grade K-6 Science, and Grade K-6 Success for ELLs. No award will exceed $500,000.
The intent of this program is to encourage institutions of higher education, local school districts, elementary schools, and secondary schools to participate in professional development activities that increase the subject matter knowledge and teaching skills of mathematics and science teachers. Professional development activities must be sustained, intensive, classroom focused, and aligned with state and local standards and mathematics and science curricula. These activities must result in a demonstrable and measurable improvement in student academic achievement in mathematics and science.
The postmarked deadline for this RFP is February 7, 2011.
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Platypus Hoser Hydration System
The Hoser Hydration System by Platypus is now more durable than ever and features a new hang loop and taste-free drinking tube. This lightweight, ready-to-use hydration system can be loaded into any pack, or used as a base for adding Platy accessories. The reservoir is perfect on its own around camp for drinking or cooking.
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- Weight: 34 oz / 1 liter
- Dimension: 5.25 x 11.5" / 13.5 x 29 cm
- Weight: 60 oz / 1.8 liter
- Dimension: 6.75 x 11.5" / 17 x 29 cm
- Weight: 70 oz / 2 liter
- Dimension: 6 x 16" / 15 x 40.5 cm
- Weight: 100 oz / 3 liter
- Dimension: 7 x 16.5" / 18 x 42 cm
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I mainly use the Camlbak 70oz For my daily hiking needs. I bought this blatter because it was one of three that can go into the zippered bladder sleeve on the Arc'teryx Altra 65 pack. The main drawback to this bladder is that it has a very small opening for filling. They are made of a of very durable plastic that has not given me any problems with punctures and seems highly resistant to them. I prefer the eCamlbak Big Bite mouthpiece and after talking to the platypus rep I tried to change out the mouthpiece on the hose. In spite of what I was told by the rep these mouthpieces are not interchangeable whatsoever.
Would look to another model. This bladder has an incredibly small opening in which to fill it up. About the same size as a bottle of soda. Other than that major complaint the bladder serves its purpose. The Camelbaks are so much easier to fill up and clean.
This hydration system is decent, but nothing special. It is lighter when compared to most other bladders out there, but filling the small hole is a pain as others have stated in their reviews. I would suggest bringing another small cup or wide mouth nalgene bottle to fill/sterilize water in first.
Great durable bladder. High quality construction keeps/puts water where you want it to be. Nice mouth piece, offers sufficient flow. Without one of the large complicated openings in some other bladders, this one is less likely to fail, but it also means it hard to clean and you aren't fitting normally sized ice cubes inside. If you think ahead and have access to a freezer, just fill it up 1/3 the way, freeze it up, and it will keep the rest of you water, and your back, cool the next day.
Bought the 2L for a trip to Yosemite. Did the Half Dome hike and Mt Conness. Worked really well for the entire trip. Bought an extra cap to make it easier to change between my other Platypus bottles without having to re-thread the hose through make pack. One problem I did encounter was over tightening the hose did lead to a leak. Just had to test it before I put it back in make pack. I have two other Platypus bottles and I can't imagine what i would ever replace them with. Did I mention that my buddies Camelbak ended up with a pin hole?
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EU Court Rejects Microsoft Lawsuit
The European Court of First Instance in Luxembourg today confirmed a decision by the EU Commission to fine Microsoft 497 million euros.
The Commission set the penalty three years ago for abuse of monopoly. The decision centered on the integration of Media Player with the operating system, which almost pushed the competitive product, Realplayer off the market. The Commission also forced Microsoft to offer a version of its operating system without Media Player, although sales of this version were low.
Besides the fine, the judges also confirmed Microsoft's obligation to disclose parts of its source code to competitors to allow them to gear their software for improved operating system support. However, Microsoft will not be forced to appoint an independent auditor to monitor compliance with the decision, says the court. Microsoft can still appeal against the decision at the European Court.
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New release comes with better semantic search and improvements to Kontact.
Coverity: Open Source Code has Fewer Defects
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An Even Smaller Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced an even smaller version of the tiny computer that will fit into a DIMM slot.
Freaky Privilege Escalation Attack
A new class of problems lets a malicious app pre-configure an invisible privilege update.
Facebook Rolls Out New PHP-like Programming Language
New Hack language adds static typing and other conveniences.
Fedora Announces Innovative Crytography Policy System
New crypto policy system will offer easier configuration and more uniform security.
Shuttleworth Calls for Declarative Firmware
Ubuntu founder denounces insecurity in proprietary, close-source software blobs.
New TLS Attack Takes the S out of HTTPS
Vulnerability affects many Linux web servers
Munich Adopts Kolab
The Bavarian capital shuns Microsoft, Google, and other alternatives to implement an open source groupware solution.
Canonical Announces Ubuntu Smartphones
Phone vendor partnerships bring Mark Shuttleworth's dream of Ubuntu on a phone a step closer to reality.