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Barbie: An American Icon
Oil paintings by Judy Ragagli
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Feb. 13 through March 25 at the Porch Gallery 310 E. Matilija St., Ojai
Judy Ragagli's oil paintings are so life-like, many people have mistaken them for photographs. Her goal is to pay homage to this surviving icon of modernity, femininity, and style with her work. She wants her viewers to recognize nostalgic Barbie as an important and positive influence within American society on both the individual and aggregate levels. By presenting Barbie through portraiture on canvas, she aims to create a vision of Barbie that is still and noble, striving to elicit veneration for Barbie's legacy while painting a mark of beauty and grace into the world.
In order to achieve accurate tonal properties of Barbie's plastic flesh, Ragagli employs an arduous process of specialized mixing of oil colors that few artists have been able to master. Using only seven original color tubes of oil, she is able to precisely translate the vast and scintillating color properties of Barbie's skin, hair, make-up and wardrobe as they interact with reflective light. The effect of her process and style culminates in a cohesive vision of the beauty and grace of Barbie and the artist's own commentary on the significance of this great American Icon.
Ragagli's artwork has been exhibited in Australia, Korea, United Kingdom, Canada and New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Phoenix, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, Palm Springs, and Charlotte.
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Peter Heldens, a manager at Microsoft University in the Netherlands, recently visited the touchdevelop team in Redmond, WA. Peter wrote My Online Meetings, the popular script that allows users to join a conference call in a single script using touchdevelop. Great to meet you, Peter!
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Thomas W. Jusiak, of Cheektowaga and the Town of Boston, a retired special- education teacher with Erie 2 Board of Cooperative Educational Services, died Tuesday at Buffalo Hospice, Cheektowaga, after a long battle with cancer. He was 71.
Born in Buffalo, he was a graduate of Maryvale High School in Cheektowaga and Buffalo State College, where he earned a master's degree in exceptional education. Mr. Jusiak served in the Army from 1964 to 1966 and was a Vietnam War veteran. In 1969, he began his teaching career with Erie 2 BOCES and was one of the founders of its Vocational Resource Program. During his tenure, Mr. Jusiak was given a Leadership Award by New York State United Teachers. He also was an officer and longtime member of the Tri-County BOCES Education Association. He retired in 2003.
He was the founder of the William Jusiak Scholarship Fund and a mentor with Special Olympics, a sports organization for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. He also was a member of the National Ski Patrol, which provides emergency medical and rescue services to skiers.
Survivors include his wife of 45 years, the former Christine Balbierz; a son, Joel; a daughter, Jodi; his mother, Eugenia; three brothers, Robert, Kenneth and Leonard; and a sister, Alexandra Bolis.
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He is the white void. The cold steel. The just sword. With blade in hand shall he reap the sins of this world, and cleanse it in the fires of destruction. He is Hakumen. The end has come!
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Pinewood Senior Austin Pahl has been named a Carolina Scholar and a Palmetto Fellow at the University of South Carolina Honors College.
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The Palmetto Fellow scholarship recognizes the state's most academically talented seniors and encourages them to attend school in the state. Recipients must score at least a 1200 on the SAT, earn a cumulative 3.5 GPA and rank in the top six percent of their class. The Palmetto Fellow is a renewable scholarship of up to $10,000 annually.
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Earlier this year, Pahl was awarded a S.C. Chamber of Commerce Business Week Scholarship. He was a member of Pinewood's Math Team and State Championship Quiz Bowl Team, and captain of the school's Model UN Team, which recently won the Winthrop Cup at the Model UN Competition at Winthrop University. He is an avid fencer and regular volunteer at the Summerville Dorchester Museum.
Pahl will attend the Honors College and Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina. He is one of twenty students accepted for the school's International Business and Chinese Enterprise (IBCE) Program. As part of this program, he will spend his sophomore and senior years attending the University of Hong Kong.
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The hardest thing about preserving herbs from the garden in olive oil – what resourceful cooks do this time of year – may be finding the ice cube trays. (I can't remember the last refrigerator I've opened that did not have an ice maker, an extra that I waved off the last time I was in the market for kitchen appliances. I'm glad I was talked into this convenience, because I use my ice maker constantly.)
Ice cube trays. Here's where to find them: thrift shops, garage sales and in Mom's basement. If you have a bumper crop of oregano, rosemary or thyme – and even sage – then you'll love preserving these woody herbs in olive oil. Woody herbs tend to brown or freezer burn if immersed in water before freezing. If left to dry or freeze dry, often they lose their pungent aroma.
You do not need top-shelf olive oil, but don't settle for anything less than extra virgin. Herbs frozen in this way are ideal for soups, stew and marinades, because these herbs will be cooked, often within the oil in which other vegetables will be sautéed.
Rinse, dry and chop fresh herbs. Drop a spoonful of herbs into the ice cube tray, then cover with olive oil and freeze. Some prefer to mix the herbs. I keep mine separate because I use them in sauces which call for one, but not all, of the above woody herbs.
Here's one of my favorite autumn clean-the-freezercomfort-food menus. It's standard fare when I'm picking squash, consolidating food in the freezer and clearing shelves for winter freezer restocking, a habit I got into when my husband used to hunt.
In the morning, take a whole chicken from the freezer and let it thaw in the microwave (or on the shelf of the fridge if you're organized the day before). Remove the less than perfect vegetables from the refrigerator vegetable bin, including oversize zucchini, halved onions, peppers, eggplant and tomatoes that are overripe or shriveling.
Have celery tops or celeriac started to shrivel? Chop these and set them aside. Ditto onions, scallions and flat parsley.
Today's menu will be stuffed, roasted chicken on root vegetables, served with ratatouille and a green salad. It will put to good use all the herbs and veggies you can get your hands on, and it will use up all the bread crumbs and extra croutons or stale bread ends lurking in the freezer. It starts with herbs preserved in olive oil, but you can always use fresh when they are available.
Take a cube of sage, thyme or oregano in olive oil and heat in a sauté pan. I use one cube of sage and one of thyme for this recipe. Add equal parts – a half cup or more – of chopped celery and onions. Add at least one tablespoon of minced parsley. On medium heat, brown these veggies. If you have a little breakfast sausage, crumble that, too, into the mixture. Ditto mushrooms. Remember, you are "cleaning" the refrigerator and freezer.
Remove the mixture from the sauté pan and pour into a large bowl. Add whatever bread products need adding – croutons, ends of loaves, even torn, fresh bread. The last time I made this, I found a handful of oyster crackers at the bottom of the box. Add it. It's all good.
Now moisten this onion, celery and bread mix with chicken broth. Set your "stuffing" in the refrigerator until you are ready to coax the chicken into the oven.
I like to brine my birds in a mixture of brown sugar, salt, garlic and herbs in apple juice or cider. Look up a standard brining recipe and adapt it to taste. Drop your chicken into this brining solution. Make sure the salt and sugar are well-dissolved in the solution. I keep a half-gallon pitcher with a lid that perfectly holds enough brine to immerse one large roasting chicken. Keep the chicken chilling and brining all day, while you work on the ratatouille. Want to skip the brine? It's your call.
Ah, ratatouille – have you ever NOT had it turn out well? It's the single most nutritious go-to food that my family relies on hot or cold – even on Triscuits for an appetizer. Few treats are as nutritious.
The secret of all good ratatouille is keeping the eggplant from being bitter and getting some brown on your sautéed veggies before stacking them in the stew pot. The best advice I ever got from Julia Child is to sauté the veggies separately, then let the liquids combine in the gentle braise that finishes this French classic.
If you use good garlic, fresh parsley, quality olive oil and enough salt and pepper, the fresh squash and peppers, mushrooms, etc. will combine well, no matter the proportions, but consult a good recipe the first time you make ratatouille. No need to add cheese. If you make this correctly, the vegetables stand on their own. Cheese just adds calories and unnecessary fat.
Eggplant should be peeled, sliced and salted to "sweat" before sautéing. Dry it with paper towels once it is out of the colander. Sauté in very hot olive oil, then transfer to a stock pot. Sprinkle with pepper and minced parsley.
Now do the squash – yellow, zucchini, any comparable mixture will do. Brown it slightly, to bring out the sugars to barely caramelize. Add squash to the stock pot. Sprinkle with salt, pepper and parsley. Got fresh basil? Mince and toss it in.
Onions and garlic are critical. Dice and sauté over low heat. Low and slow on the onions. Green or sweet peppers of any kind add depth to ratatouille, so don't leave these out if you can help it.
You get the idea. Last of all add tomatoes. Blanch, peel and seed the fresh tomatoes, or just chop them like I do, failing to remove the seeds or skin. Top the pot of vegetables with chopped tomatoes. Put a lid on the pot and slowly braise. The tomatoes will release their juices and you will create a Mediterranean delight. If you are short of tomatoes, add a cup of V8 or tomato juice to increase the liquids, but do not skip the tomatoes in this dish.
Ratatouille takes about 45 minutes on the stove top. It's a lot of steps, but once to the simmer stage, it can be left alone for 20 minutes, then stirred. Keep the lid on. The olive oil and seasoning will combine with the braising liquid. Letting it cool slightly in its pot will marry the flavors.
About two hours before dinner, remove the chicken from the brine, pour the brine down the drain, rinse the bird and let it drip dry in a colander. Preheat the oven to 450 F.
Towel the chicken dry, then stuff. Rub the skin of the chicken with a clove of garlic , then liberally season the outside of the bird with black pepper and paprika.
In a roasting pan, melt a cube of rosemary and olive oil, or use fresh rosemary. You'll need a couple of minced tablespoons for two pounds of potatoes. Cube potatoes, carrots, parsnips – whatever root veggies you have on hand. Toss in the olive oil mixture and add salt pepper and a minced clove of garlic.
Set the stuffed bird on the seat of root vegetables and put it on the center to bottom rack in the oven. It will stand about 8 to 10 inches tall.
Pull the bird out in a half hour and set it on its side, still on the bed of potatoes. The liquids from the bird will "self-baste" the root vegetables. Repeat the process, each time turning the bird and scraping up bits of potatoes that could stick to the bottom of the pan. If the bird releases too many juices – or fat – then pour these off, but the osmotic changes that occur when you brineshould pull the juices back inside the bird, keeping it moist. Every bird is different, so you need to judge for yourself. You're in charge!
Everything in the stuffing is cooked before inserting into the bird . You do not have raw egg in the stuffing to increase the risk for food borne illness, but be conscious of clean cutting boards and the possibility of cross contamination when you are working with raw poultry. If you aren't sure if the chicken is cooked through, use a meat thermometer.
By now you have finished a couple loads of laundry and poured yourself some wine. All you need to do is cut up a salad and you are good to go with your "freezer, vegetable bin" dinner that started with humble herbs and a mission to clear the shelves and bins in your freezer and fridge.
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CALCUTTA -The Beavers took down the Golden Bears.
The Beaver Local wrestling team won nine of the 14 weight classes en route to a 46-22 victory Wednesday night over local-rival Oak Glen at the Beaver Dome on Senior Night.
"It was a very-good night for us," Beaver Local head coach Jordan Williams said. "The kids wrestled hard. I am proud of our guys. The seniors wrestled well."
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Beaver?Local's Cody Green pins Oak Glen's Noah Mills in 2:28 on Wednesday in a 220-pound match. (Photo by Aaron Petchal)
Beaver Local was up 18-0 even before the first match was wrestled as Oak Glen forfeited three weight classes. The Beavers also won three matches via pinfall, two matches via decision and one by major decision.
"We knew coming into the match they were going to have some forfeits," Williams said. "It was a competitive match. It is always good to start out a match with a lead. It enables the kids to settle in and feel good with where we are at."
The Golden Bears won two matches via pinfall, two by decision and one by major decision.
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195: Cody Riddle, BL, Won by Forfeit
220: Cody Green, BL, pin Noah Mills, 2:28
285: Cody Martsolf, BL, Won by Forfeit
106: Jack Dawson, BL, dec. Ryan De Bee, 3-1
113: Josh Henderson, BL, pin Danny Wyke, 1:20
120: Josh Cornell, OG, pin Dustin Martsolf, 4:28
126: Kyle Mack, OG, maj. dec. Clayton Davis, 10-0
132: Ron Foster, BL, dec. Avery Flowers, 9-2
138: Nick Tice, OG, pin Seth Marshall, 0:22
145: Josh Barber, BL, maj. dec. Patrick Arneault, 11-3
152: Will Hogan, OG, dec. Kole McKenzie, 6-0
160: Brodie Bittinger, OG, dec. Morley Marsden, 7-2
170: Daniel Lattanzio, BL, pinned Noah Flowers, 0:31
182: Tyler Kelly, BL, Won by Forfeit
"We had three forfeits tonight. Things just didn't go our way," Oak Glen head coach Patrick McGillian said. "I thought our kids wrestled well. It just wasn't our night."
With the win, the Beavers are now 9-2 in dual meets this season.
Individually for Beaver Local, Cody Green (220 pounds), Josh Henderson (113) and Daniel Lattanzio (170) all won by pinfall. Also, Cody Riddle (195), Cody Martsolf (285) and Tyler Kelly (182) all won via forfeit. Next, Jack Dawson (106) and Ron Foster (132) both won by decision. Finally, Josh Barber (145) won by major decision.
For Oak Glen, Josh Cornell (120) and Nick Tice (138) both won via pinfall. Also, Will Hogan (152) and Brodie Bittinger (160) both won by decision. Finally, Kyle Mack (126) won by majority decision.
The match began at 195.
The Beavers won the first five weight classes of the night to build a comfortable 27-0 lead. Two of the victories came via forfeit, two came via pinfall and one came by decision.
Riddle started things off with a forfeit. Green followed by pinning Noah Mills in 2:28. Next, Cody Martsolf picked up a victory by forfeit. In the fourth weight class of the match, Dawson defeated Ryan Debee, 3-1. Henderson recorded Beaver Local's fifth-straight victory to open the match by pinning Danny Wkye, 1:20.
"It was not our night," McGillian said. "The kids wrestled tough.
"Beaver Local is a good team."
The Golden Bears responded to win the next two weight classes to cut into the Beavers' lead. The first victory came via pinfall, while the second was by major decision.
The Golden Bears got on the scoreboard when Cornell pinned Dustin Martsolf in 4:28. Mack followed up with a major decision victory over Clayton Davis by a score of 10-0.
Beaver Local won two of the next three matches to regain a firm grasp on the lead.
For the Beavers' Foster defeated Avery Flowers by decision, 9-2, and Barber defeated Patrick Arneault by major decision, 11-3. In between those two matches, Tice pinned Seth Marshall in 22 seconds for the Golden Bears.
"It is always tough to lose to a rival," McGillian said. "Beaver Local is a good team. We will get another shot at them at OVACs."
The Golden Bears countered with a pair of wins by decision before the Beavers closed out the match in style with a pin and a forfeit.
For the visitors, Hogan defeated Kole McKenzie, 6-0, and then Bittinger defeated Morley Marsden, 7-2.
For the victors, Lattanzio pinned Noah Flowers in 31 seconds, and Kelly was awarded a victory via forfeit.
"Oak Glen has a great tradition," Williams said. "They are always tough. We always look forward to wrestling them. That's for sure. We are looking forward to going into the rest of our season."
Both teams will be off until the Ron Mauck OVAC Tournament scheduled to begin Thursday down at WesBanco Area in Wheeling.
"We should be getting people back in time for the OVACs," McGillian said. "We are going to have six days off.
"Beaver Local is a good program. We wrestled tough. It just wasn't our night."
Beaver Local's match scheduled for noon this Saturday at John Marshall has been canceled.
"The seniors are special," Williams said. "This is my third year. I am starting to feel close to the kids. It is hard to see the seniors go. They are a good group of kids. They have worked hard. They have earned everything they have gotten. I am proud of them, and I am proud of who they are becoming as a people."


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quote: When robots are making everything in the world, to whom will the world's wealthy sell their products?
quote: The people who work on the assembly lines of foxconn already can't afford much, so they aren't much of a driving force in the economy. Shit, you practically can't live on the salary that foxconn used to pay, now they've bumped up the salary a bit after all the suicides and such so maybe you won't go bankrupt anymore working for that company.
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Jules: Nobody's gonna hurt anybody. We're gonna be like three little Fonzies here. And what's Fonzie like? Come on Yolanda what's Fonzie like?
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From a 1970's TV show probably the coolest character ever, Fonzie has achieved much for mankind such as defying health and safety regulations by riding his bike into al's dinner, he also freed the squares. Fonzie is a true legend and his spirit shall always live on
Homer:Fonzie's Jacket!!!!!!
Bart:Whos Fonzie???
Homer:WHOS FONZIE!!!! DON'T THEY TEACH YOU ANYTHING IN SCHOOL!!! HE FREED THE SQUARES!!!!
Bart:Whos Fonzie???
Homer:WHOS FONZIE!!!! DON'T THEY TEACH YOU ANYTHING IN SCHOOL!!! HE FREED THE SQUARES!!!!
Stutley tarafından 28 Kasım 2003, Cuma
To kick or punch something broken to fix it.
The jukebox works fine once you give it a little fonzie.
styzzo tarafından 28 Nisan 2004, Çarşamba
To swallow a pill using only your own saliva to wash it down. Comes from Arthur Fonzerelli of TV's "Happy Days," who was too tough to need water to help him swallow his medicine.
No thank you, doctor, I don't need any water... I can just fonzie this aspirin.
halee tarafından 29 Nisan 2005, Cuma
the EXACT definition of ~COOL~!
Example one: You are SO Fonzie!!!
Example two: That movie was SO not Fonzie!
Example two: That movie was SO not Fonzie!
Frodo tarafından 14 Kasım 2004, Pazar
Paying to get penetrated by a male prostitute. A person paying for a Fonzie would be the bottom.
"It's $20 for a chachi, and $40 for a Fonzie"
Sparkles Chronike tarafından 4 Ocak 2008, Cuma
A person who wears a leather jacket and think they're cool and tough!
Look at those Fonzies over there!
LongLiveRock tarafından 8 Temmuz 2005, Cuma


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Softball Inks Four During Early Signing Period
MUNCIE, Ind. - - Ball State softball head coach Craig Nicholson has announced the signing of four standout student-athletes to national letters of intent during the early signing period.
"The Ball State Softball program is very excited to add four outstanding student-athletes to our program," Nicholson said. "This class was a combination of addressing some immediate needs, and having the flexibility to go get some very good players who will play big roles in the future of this program. I am very happy with this group in terms of their ability to play the game, be quality students, and represent the program in the right way both on and off the field."
Set to join the Cardinals in the fall of 2013 are Amanda Arnett (Monroe, Mich./Monroe), Taylor Cooley (Chelsea, Mich./Chelsea), Jocelyn Rivera (Brooklyn, Ohio/Brooklyn) and Shelbie Scamihorn (Terra Haute, Ind./ South Vigo).
"The biggest thing I see in this group as a whole is they are extremely competitive kids and want to be part of a winning atmosphere which was a huge part of their decision to attend Ball State," Nicholson added. "Our staff is looking forward to their arrival next fall, and excited about what they will bring to the program."
A projected third baseman for the Cardinals, Amanda Arnett was named the 2012 Regional Player of the Year after posting a .470 batting average her junior year to guide Monroe to the quarterfinals of the 2012 MHSAA Division I Girls Softball Tournament. Over the course of her junior year, in which she helped lead Monroe to district and regional titles, Arnett posted a 1.034 slugging percentage by blasting eight home runs, 15 triples and 12 doubles. She also stole 19 bases.
A three-year letterwinner for the Trojans, Arnett was also the team's top pitcher last season, posting an 18-6 record in the circle with a 1.37 earned run average and 271 strikeouts over 158 innings of work. A three-time team most valuable player, Arnett is also a three-time all-conference and all-district selection, while racking up all-region honors twice. Arnett also garnered Monroe's Tenacity Award three times, is a three-time academic all-state honoree and was named the Monroe Evening News Player of the Week.
"Amanda is an outstanding athlete with the ability to play several positions," Nicholson said. "She runs well, has a very strong arm and is very polished as a hitter. I see Amanda as a middle of the order type hitter very early in her career. Defensively, she is likely our future at third base, but can play a bunch of different positions well."
A projected outfielder for the Cardinals, Taylor Cooley helped guide Chelsea to a district championship her junior year by posting a .439 batting average with 49 runs scored and 30 RBI. The team's leading base stealer, going a perfect 23-for-23, Cooley also belted three home runs while posting four triples and three doubles last season.
Cooley, who has earned three letters in softball at Chelsea, was selected to the all-district, all-region and All-Area Heritage teams her junior season. In addition to playing club softball for the Michigan Lookouts, Cooley is a four-year letterwinner for the Chelsea volleyball team and was the first female wrestler in school history, earning a 28-11 record her freshman year. Academically, Cooley has earned Southeastern Conference Scholar Athlete and All-State Scholar Athlete honors over her career, while serving as the president of the student council at Chelsea. For the past two years, she has been selected as Chelsea's top female for outstanding performance in physical education.
"Taylor has very good speed and is somebody that plays the game very hard on both sides of the ball," Nicholson said. "She has very good bat control, and can really track the ball and go get it in the outfield. She is a fierce competitor, and one of the toughest athletes I have seen in a long time."
A projected pitcher for the Cardinals, Jocelyn Rivera earned first team all-conference accolades as a junior after posting a 1.71 ERA and 178 strikeouts in the circle for Brooklyn. She also posted a .504 batting average with 14 RBI last season to set the program's mark for single-season batting average. As a sophomore, Rivera was named the team's MVP after posting a 2.33 ERA with 157 strikeouts. She hit .333 her sophomore campaign, while earning first team all-conference, all-state honorable mention and Cleveland Plain Dealer Player of the Week honors.
As a freshman, Rivera helped Brooklyn post a 15-7 record to rebound from a 0-13 mark the year before. She set program records with a 0.52 ERA and 248 strikeouts in the circle, while batting a then-program-best .482 with 20 RBI. Her strikeout total led the county, while her ERA ranked third, earning her a slot on the all-conference first team. She also picked up the team's MVP award.
"Jocelyn will add to our pitching staff right away," Nicholson said. "She is a hard thrower who has recently progressed in terms of being a pitcher. She has the potential to be an outstanding pitcher at Ball State, and will only get better as she continues to understand how to change speeds effectively and locate her pitches."
A projected catcher for the Cardinals, Shelbie Scamihorn helped guide Terre Haute South Vigo to a 24-8 record her junior year and a berth in the sectional finals. Scamihorn, who posted a .386 batting average as a junior, is a two-time All-Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference selection.
A three-year letterwinner for Terre Haute South Vigo, Scamihorn helped guide the team to a 24-6 record her sophomore year and is a three-time All-Wabash Valley selection. She hit .389 with two home runs and 29 RBI as a sophomore. She was named the team's Rookie of the Year after posting the program's highest batting average for a freshman."Shelbie is a very good defensive catcher," Nicholson said. "Her ability to control a game from behind the plate and really handle a pitching staff will be very important for us as we move forward. Offensively, she has occasional power and the ability to hit for average. She understands how to use the whole field and will only get better as she gets stronger."


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Ed Lee's Edamame and Boiled Peanuts Recipe
By Edward Lee | January 9, 2014
I am always fascinated by the idea of blending cultures in my cuisine. My mission in my kitchens is to try and define what "American" cuisine means to a new generation that does not see the world in terms of distinct cultures. I am a combination of so many cultures and cuisines having grown up in the immigrant streets of Brooklyn and I love reflecting that in the recipes that come through my restaurants.
This is a healthy snack that can be enjoyed as a late night craving or as an accompaniment to your favorite sandwich or burger. It converges the two ubiquitous snack items from both Asian and Southern cultures. Together, they make a texturally layered bite that is both comforting and delicious.


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Easy MaXXX's phanooter is the sole reason manly-man Jimmy turned homosexual, causing us great grief.
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Jack Cory Armbruster
May 6, 1937-Nov. 19, 2012
Age: 75
Residence: Evans
Jack Cory Armbruster, 75, of Evans, passed away Monday, Nov. 19, 2012, at the Hospice & Palliative Care of Northern Colorado Inpatient Unit. He was born on May 6, 1937, in Evans. He was raised by his mother and adopted father, Harold and Mary (Lyons) Armbruster.
Jack had lived in the Evans/Greeley area for most of his life. He attended the Daniels School east of Milliken. He graduated from Greeley High School in 1955. Following graduation he enlisted in the Navy, where he traveled to Japan and Australia. Upon his honorable discharge from the Navy, he went to work with his father in the concrete business. He later went to work for Monfort until they closed. He then worked for UNC for 22 years, until his retirement in 2001.
Mr. Armbruster married Juanita Marie Beverlin on May 3, 1963, in Greeley. He was a life member of the Moose Lodge No. 909 in Evansther where served as Governor three times and held many lodge and state level offices. He was also a life member of the Evans VFW. Post No. 6624 and the LaSalle Eagles. Jack had a large collection of baseball caps and never left the house without wearing one.
Survivors include his wife, Marie Armbruster; a daughter, Cynthia Ewald of Denver; a son, Jeff (Maria) Armbruster of Sacramento, Calif.; two grandchildren, Shane Hagan and Brandon Sagert; one great-granddaughter, Zoe Sagert; and a sister, Sis O'Dell of Oklahoma.
He was preceded in death by his father, Jake Martin; parents, Harold and Mary Armbruster; and two brothers, Tom and Jim Armbruster.
A memorial service to celebrate Jack's life will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 26, 2012, at the Evans VFW, 3501 State St. in Evans.
An online obituary and guest book are at www.moserfuneralservice.com.
Timothy "Tim Bob" Medina
April 13, 1973-Nov. 19, 2012
Age: 39
Residence: Kersey
Timothy "Tim Bob" Medina, 39, of Kersey, died Monday, Nov. 19, 2012, at North Colorado Medical Center. He was born April 13, 1973, in Greeley to Amadeo Reyes and Rosalie Helen (Bueno) Medina. He grew up in Kersey.
After his education, he worked at Hungenberg Produce and recently for Schaeffer Enterprises for 17 years. He married Jessica Ruiz in 1991.
Timothy loved fishing, camping and enjoyed cooking. He enjoyed watching football and was a Denver Broncos fan. He loved baseball and pitched two no-hitters when he was 14 years old at Platte Valley. Above all, he loved his family, especially his granddaughter.
Timothy is survived by his wife Jessica; daughters, Chantae Lorraine Medina (Juan Morales) of Evans and Angel Marie Medina of Kersey; son, Timothy Isaiah Medina of Kersey; granddaughter, Layla Rose Morales of Evans; parents, Amadeo and Rosalie Medina of Kersey; mother-in-law, Guadalupe Ruiz of Evans; brother, Shane Medina (Julie Lara) of Greeley; best friend, Travis Sprinkle of Evans; special cousin, Dano Pineda; and special friend, Felix Rebeterano, both of Evans.
He was preceded in death by brother, Sammy Medina; and father-in-law, Miguel Ruiz.
Celebration of life at <br/>2 p.m., Sunday at the Stoddard Funeral Home. Cremation.
Please go to www.stoddardsunset.com to sign online guest book.


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Javier Vazquez has been ruled out of the World Baseball Classic and will not pitch in the majors this season.
Jordan Zimmermann could start Saturday at Atlanta.
ESPN's Keith Law reports the Twins have hired Derek Falvey as their new president of baseball operations.
Nelson Cruz (wrist) expects to play in Monday night's series opener against the Astros.
Jon Lester was brilliant in Sunday night's victory over the Cardinals, racking up seven strikeouts over 6 2/3 innings of shutout baseball.
Jharel Cotton earned his second victory of the season on Sunday, firing seven impressive innings of one-run baseball against the Rangers.
Bryce Harper is listed as day-to-day due to soreness in his left thumb.
Mark Melancon earned his 43rd save of the season Sunday in the Nationals' 10-7 defeat of the Pirates.
Eduardo Rodriguez struck out a career-high 13 over 5 1/3 innings of one-run ball, netting a no-decision in Sunday's 3-2 extra-innings win over the Rays.
Edwin Diaz tallied his 17th save Sunday in the Mariners' defeat of the Twins.
Asdrubal Cabrera finished 2-for-5 with four RBI in the Mets' 17-0 rout of the Phillies on Sunday.
Joe Musgrove was excellent on Sunday afternoon in Houston, allowing just one run over seven innings in the Astros' 4-1 victory over the Angels.


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Systemwide Events Calendar
Leeward Career, College & Job FairApril 11, 9:00am - 1:00pm
Leeward Campus, Learning Commons Concourse
In its 11th year, the Career, College & Job Fair is the largest of its kind on Leeward Oahu. About 80 recruiters are expected at the Fair, open to the general public. A separate program will educate students from Central and Leeward Oahu schools on college and career preparedness.
Attendance is free for job-seekers. Young children are discouraged from attending. A list of participating employers and college programs will be listed on the Leeward CC Job Prep Services website below. For more information, contact the Leeward Job Prep Services office at (808)455-0240.
Event Sponsor
Job Prep Services, Leeward Campus
More Information
Job Prep Services, 455-0240, email@example.com, http://www.leeward.hawaii.edu/jobs-events
|Thursday, April 11
|The Wellness Center - Fitness Class Schedule
Maui Campus, Pilina Bldg., Wellness Center
|Leeward Career, College & Job Fair
Leeward Campus, Learning Commons Concourse
|"'Hermaphrodite Embassy': Gender and French Diplomacy in the Reign of Louis XIV
Manoa Campus, Henke 325
|Wyatt Nagao, trumpet
Manoa Campus, Orvis Auditorium
|Special Microbiology Seminar
Manoa Campus, MSB 114
|Rising Atmospheric CO2 and Ocean Acidification
Manoa Campus, MSB 100
|"Japanese Religions, Popular Culture and the Media" by Elisabetta Porcu
Manoa Campus, Tokioka Room (Moore Hall 319)
|Tunnel of Oppression
Manoa Campus, Frear Hall
|PAMI Chinese Innovation Strategies Lecture (FREE)
Manoa Campus, Shidler College of Business Room D-204
|Taste of Manoa Spring 2013
Manoa Campus, Campus Center
|Chess Club
Manoa Campus, Campus center room 308
|Graduate Composers' Symposium
Manoa Campus, Orvis Auditorium
- Highlighted dates have scheduled events.
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The purpose of this action amongst many others in our Volunteer Promotion Unit campaign is to build a movement in support of a clean Yamuna and to put Yamuna onto the 'Mind map' of Delhi and its citizens. For those of you who could not come, you can catch a glimpse of the volunteer action on India TV, CNBC, and some print media including the Times of India.
After the shramdaan, the young people sat by the river and enjoyed a concert by Valentine Shipley of Indian Ocean fame (the stage was on two boats). The music included some older numbers like 'We shall overcome' and 'Blowing in the Wind' which aging 'peaceniks' like me thoroughly enjoyed.
Also, for the last four years we have been encouraging and supporting a festival of street plays on volunteering and social issues. It was again put together this year by a former National UNV of the Volunteer Promotion unit, who is now working for Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti.
Shantum SethAdvisor, Volunteer Promotion UnitUNV/UNDP


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|Practice Your English
Event Type: District Program
Age Group(s): Adult
Date: 12/8/2012
Start Time: 10:30 AM
End Time: 12:00 PM
Lively informal conversation on everyday topics. For all levels of English learners.Library: Highlands Ranch Map to Highlands Ranch Library
Other Information:
No registration required. Ages 17+. A volunteer will facilitate. The class will meet in the Kuni Lexus study room upstairs. Will not meet on weekends next to a Friday or Monday holiday.Contact: Kate Prestwood
Presenter: DCL Volunteer


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I'm always thinking about food, at least new items for breakfast here a the William Miller House Bed and Breakfast. Last week I was out planting some vegetables and herbs for the season and while planting the basil it occurred to me that I always plant too much basil. While I do use some for pesto for our vegan guests I rarely make it for Pat and myself, mostly because Pat does not really care for it.
So what to do this summer when the basil is in full swing? How about a new first course, so with the basil I have on hand, store bought, I embark on a crazy idea, making a basil mousse, now I do not think the idea of making mousse from herbs is new, but it is for me and our guests as well. The dish is actually a Basil white-chocolate mousse over a layer of strawberry (did I mention that its strawberry season here in Virginia) greek yogurt. After they finished the dish and licked the glasses I suggested that they have the honor or coming up with a name and the name they chose was a "June Bug", sort of a play on a grasshopper, the cocktail made with creme de menthe.
The process. Because I knew that this would not be something to whip up in the morning I decided to make it the night before. Besides the gelatin in the mousse really needed time to set up.
The first step was to puree some of the fresh strawberries that we had picked at the local berry farm. I always lean towards fresh local ingredients if at all possible and it is the beginning of the strawberry season here in Virginia. Following the pureeing of the berries I grabbed some of my favorite Greek Yogurt and added some of the pureed strawberry to the yogurt and stirred it to combine and placed it in the bottom of 4 – 9.25 ounce martini glasses. I then place the glasses in to the fridge.
The next step was to make the mousse. I grabbed a pot and put some heavy cream into the pot and then brought it up to a slight simmer and added the basil leaves and removed it from the heat. I allowed the mixture to steep for 10-minutes, then pureed in my Vita-prep. I got mine several years ago when Jimmy Snead of the restaurant The Frog and the Redneck closed his restaurant and was selling of his equipment. (more…)


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Pats' Jones cooks, steams Hedgesville
February 6, 2013
HEDGESVILLE — Jerome Jones had a week to stew over his performance in a 62-42 loss to Martinsburg. Apparently the stewing worked....
cowgirl : nobody bashing anything EXCEPT that hhs does not play anyone except mhs & whs - thats all- so , when it gets crunch time- the players at hhs have no idea of how to respond - no comparisons /etc. Simply stated , the coach only is concerned about HIS winning % .!
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Not sure what the reason is...but I'd like to see him demand the ball more. That's not being selfish, but your best player should want the ball. Even when they break the press and set up the halfcourt offense, it just seems to me like he isn't assertive enough
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I dont think HHS matches up well with WHS and I think it will be worst when WHS is 100% healthy
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Hey 'chasmo' who exactly do you try to keep pointing out the weakness of the HHS schedule? Anyone who is not blind can see this, even the HHS fans, so really Get Over It! Stop comparing last years team to this years, they aren't the same team! There isn't a person out there that wouldn't like to give their 2 cents on all of the local teams about coaches, players, schedules, referees, etc but guess what it doesn't change a thing! So quit bad mouthing the kids and give credit where it's due! Washington played well and deserved that win. Hedgesville didn't play well and will hopefully get better, if not MHS and WHS will go to the state tournament, end of story!
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HHS Coach : don't worry , YOU still have your CUPCAKES coming up so you can get YOUR WINNING % . Instead of playing Class A & mostly NOBODY SCHOOLS- how about some competiton.Some day you just might stop being so concerned of the "Ws"
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It doesn't seem like they go to him enough. I'm not sure why but unlike Grantham for Martinsburg they don't seem to isolate or run things specifically for him. Could just be part of the offense they run but I thought he'd be more of a force this year and much more aggressive. The season is far from over though and who knows what will happen when sectionals arrive.
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I assumed, after the heated battle against Washington the 1st time around, that HHS would come out and show some heart and pride at home. Combine that with Washington's best player being out of the lineup, HHS was my pick to win........guess I was wrong about that. Where has Shield's been lately? A D1 player doesn't disappear like he has in the 2 biggest games of the year, which happen to be the last 2 games....
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SYCAMORE- With the upcoming election, Justice Robert Cupp offered some insight to Mohwak High School seniors Tuesday, discussing his job and daily experiences in government.
The event was hosted by seniors Patti Concepcion and Tyler Krupp. Both students are part of the Kenyon College Academic Partnership in Political Science.
"Having someone here with experience in government is a cool experience," Concepcion said.
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Ohio Supreme Court Jusitice Robert Cupp (right) speaks to Mohawk High School seniors.
"It allows for students to get a more hands-on feel," she said.
Cupp, a native of Allen County, has served on the Ohio Supreme Court for six years. He has more than 30 years experience in the legal field, including more than 25 years practicing privately in Lima.
In his career, Cupp also has served in the State Senate and is seeking to remain on the Ohio Supreme Court this November.
Early on, Cupp was interested in politics, stressing that a former teacher pushed him toward a political career.
Cupp gave examples of types of cases that the Ohio Supreme Court hears. He also discussed the Ohio Court system along with individual rights and rules of the law.
He emphasized that people shouldn't let a small-town background hold them back.
"If you are willing to work at whatever you want to do, go for it," Cupp said. "Everybody can make an impact, just get involved."


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The LA Galaxy and San Jose Earthquakes played out a 0-0 draw at the StubHub Center on Sunday night. The result clinched a playoff berth for the Galaxy, while it essentially eliminated San Jose. Follow GOAL.COM on Twitter
The Galaxy had goalkeeper Jaime Penedo to thank for keeping the match scoreless in the first half, as the Panamanian made a string of impressive saves to ensure the match entered the break at 0-0.
The game opened up in the second half, as San Jose pushed for the goal which it needed to keep its postseason hopes alive. Quakes goalkeeper Jon Busch made a stellar diving save on a Marcelo Sarvas volley to keep his team in the game late on.
Despite pushing frantically for the last 10 minutes, the goal never came for San Jose, and last season's Supporters' Shield winners will miss the playoffs without a double-digit goal total in next week's finale against FC Dallas.
With the result, Seattle clinched a playoff berth, despite losing four straight matches, and Colorado is also now all-but-qualified.
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Size40 m²
Floor No.1
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Towels
- Baby cot
- Air conditioning
|Carrer Mercat, 07460 Pollensa, Spain
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It is a 40 m2 apartment on a first floor with a room with a double bed and a bathroom with shower. There is a spacious and well lighted living room furnished with two comfortable sofas where you will be able to relax, surf the Internet (WIFI) and watch TV or a DVD. There is a really nice iron and glass table and chairs for 4 people.
The cosy kitchen has everything you might need during your holiday: microwave, toaster, coffee machine, vitro ceramic hob, electric oven, fridge with freezer, etc. You will find as well washing machine, iron and ironing board. Please mind that pets are not allowed.
Pollença is one of the most beautiful villages in northern Mallorca. It was one of the favourite places for painters and artists to settle in the island. Pollença invites you enjoying summer nights with its history, narrow streets and old traditions, there are also concerts around town, art exhibitions, bars, shops and restaurants in the main square with open air terraces that are always bustling. The most well-known sightseeing spots in Pollença are the roman bridge and the Calvari, which is a tiny church on the top of a hill in the middle of Pollença. You have to climb up 365 steps to get there but the views are really worth it!
In a 15 minute drive you can quickly get to the beaches of Port de Pollença, Cala Sant Vicens and Formentor. All those are fine grained sand beaches with crystal clear waters and not really deep waters, what make them perfect for children. You can also join many sports and activities such as sailing, kayaking, diving or fishing. There is also the marina, where you will see all the luxury yachts and the colourful and tiny fishing boats from the locals. In the sea promenade you can delight yourself with the wonderful views from the bay while having a drink in one of the many cafes or restaurants you can find there.
Pollença and Port de Pollença offer many shops with different kinds of local and hand made products. On Sundays there is market in Pollença and on Wednesdays in Port de Pollença, where you can get to know the locals.
Nearby the town there is Pollença Golf course which is a 9 holes course and offers the possibility of hiring rental balls and clubs. It also counts with a restaurant where the non-golfers are also welcome and a swimming pool. There is also a golf teacher who organizes classes and tournaments regularly.
This apartment is a home away from home, with a rustic flair but very cosy at the same time in one of the nicest and most peaceful zones of Mallorca. Don't spend your holidays anywhere - make your holidays an unforgettable experience!
NOTE: The rental of this property is based on the Spanish Law on Urban Leases (29/1994, 24th November). According this law the property is available for seasonal renting. However, the contract does not offer any tourist service. It is only for the use and enjoyment of the property.
ATM: 500 m
Bakery: 500 m
Supermarket: 1 km
Beach: 7.4 km
Airport: 59.7 km
Train (Sa Pobla): 14.8 km
Golf course: 4.3 km
Check-out: 10 am
Very late check-in (from 24 pm) has an extra cost of 50 €
Damage deposit: 300 EUR (will be returned cash on your departure day)
Key handover: directly at the house
Pets are not allowed
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good location and good apartment
buena zona y buen apartamento
perfect appartment! the location in the old town of pollença, very close to the plaza major with all its restaurants and bars, was great. nonetheless, its was quiet and we got all the peace and sleep we needed. Everything was clean, modern and spaceful and the owner nice, helpful and uncomplicated.
I can really recomment this place!
Appartment is great, very well situated in the center of Pollensa. Joanne is very sympathic. Do not rent this appartment during the last july week if you expect to sleep, this is the annual local party, and its very very noisy... otherwise we would recommend it
Our stay in the apartment was really nice. We were able to reach a staff member of Wimdu any time via the telephone number notified if something would have been. During the transfer we met our very sympathetic landlord, who offered us any help. The apartment was absolutely cozy and furnished with all that was needed. She was absolutely clean and modern! We have also used the washing machine because we could take home with you so the same clothes washed, very convenient! =) Helpful information would have been where the nearest supermarket is because on the first morning we first went too far. (Tip: The nearest Lidl and Eroski supermarket with all things of daily use is on the line from Pollensa to Puerto Pollensa!) Unfortunately the air conditioning has just blown in the bedroom and not cooled (but may also be that we correct the function have not get set), so it was very warm. A blessing was the existing mobile fan, the fan has made us much more tolerable at best at least 35 °. The apartment is really right in the center of the old town on the Placa Major, where there is little breezy, but nice one in the evening and night life can participate.
Unser Aufenthalt im Appartement war wirklich schön. Über die mitgeteilte Telefonnummer konnten wir eine Mitarbeiterin von wimdu jederzeit erreichen, wenn etwas gewesen wäre. Bei der Übergabe lernten wir unsere sehr sympathische Vermieterin kennen, die uns auch jede Hilfe anbot.
Die Wohnung war absolut gemütlich und mit allem eingerichtet, was benötigt wurde. Sie war absolut sauber und modern eingerichtet! Wir haben auch die Waschmaschine genutzt, weil wir so die Kleidung gleich gewaschen wieder mit nach Hause nehmen konnten, sehr praktisch!!! =)
Hilfreich wären Infos gewesen, wo der nächste Supermarkt ist, denn am ersten Morgen sind wir erstmal viel zu weit gefahren. (Tipp: Der nächste Lidl und Eroski-Markt mit allen Dingen des täglichen Bedarfs ist auf der Strecke von Pollensa nach Port de Pollenca!)
Leider hat die Klimaanlage im Schlafzimmer nur gepustet und leider nicht gekühlt (kann aber auch sein, dass wir die richtige Funktion nicht eingestellt bekommen haben), sodass es sehr warm war. Ein Segen war der vorhandene mobile Ventilator, der uns bei meist mindestens 35° den Ventilator deutlich erträglicher gemacht hat. Die Wohnung liegt wirklich richtig zentral in der Altstadt am Placa Major, wo es wenig luftig ist, man aber nett am Abend- und Nachtleben teilnehmen kann.
Appartment in bester Lage, nur ein paar Schritte zum Plaça Major, gut ausgestattet (Küche, TV, Klimaanlage,...) und nett eingerichtet. Das Mietauto konnten wir immer wenige Gehminuten entfernt parken. Die "Lärmbelästigung" durch Müllabfuhr und angrenzende Hotels war kein Problem, sehr freundliche Betreuung durch die Vermieterin.
Es war eine angenehme Woche in Pollença.
tolle Lage, direkt am Marktplatz in Pollenca; sauber und angenehm ausgestattet; Abzug fürs Bett, das war ziemlich unbequem; sehr nette Gastgeberin
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An almost certifiable lunatic. With a tendency to run his mouth off, he will spend much time talking about himself in the third person. But one thing to note if he says it is the 'lock of the week', check the size of the lock before 'investing' your entire account.
'I tell you it was a lock' is all he can often say after the game.
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Taiko Drum and DanceFebruary 15, 8:00pm - 10:00pm
Manoa Campus, Kennedy Theatre on the Mainstage
Feb 8, 9, 15, 16 at 8pm Feb 17 at 2pm
Choreography by UHM Dance Faculty and guest artists
Taiko and dance collaborations, live sound, and multi-cultural influences converge in this exciting program. Guest artist Kenny Endo is a leading spirit in contemporary taiko. He is Artistic Director of Taiko Center of the Pacific, a school of traditional Japanese drumming in Honolulu, and will be featured in this innovative program as music director, composer and performer.
Ticket Prices: $13 - $24; UH Mānoa Students with valid ID: $5
Free Pre-Show Chats: Sat Feb 9 and Feb 16 at 7pm UHM Student Buy-One-Get-One-Free Night Fri Feb 8. Tickets available at 5pm day of performance only at the Kennedy Theatre Box Office; SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY. Must have validated spring 13 ID.
Taiko Drum and Dance is supported in part by the Hawai`i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts through appropriations from the Hawai`i State Legislature and the National Endowment for the Arts, and a grant from the Mayor's Office on Culture and the Arts, the University of Hawai`i Diversity and Equity Initiative and the University of Hawai`i Japan Studies Endowment.
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Care Homes by Hale Makua was blessed Friday as the Wailuku facility converts a closed wing at Maui's largest nursing home into a 26-resident adult residential care home. The new facility is aimed at saving costs and attracting seniors who don't need and can't afford around-the-clock skilled nursing care.
An open house will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 10 at 1540 Lower Main St.
Hale Makua was able to completely refurbish the closed wing with funding provided by Maui County and the Maui Hotel & Lodging Association through its annual Visitor Industry Charity Walk, Hale Makua officials said.
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A bedroom shows the extent of renovations in a closed wing at Hale Makua's Wailuku facility. The wing is being converted to a 26-resident adult residential care home, but it is awaiting certification to open from the state Department of Health. That is expected to happen in February.
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Hale Makua Health Services continues to provide skilled nursing services at its other Wailuku facility wings and at its Kahului facility. The Wailuku facility has 90 beds overall, and the closure of its Maui neighborhood wing in 2011 took away more than 20 beds that would then be available for conversion to less-intensive and more-affordable adult residential care.
The move comes as Hale Makua and other nursing home facilities nationwide are being hurt financially by declining Medicaid reimbursements and cuts in Medicare reimbursements that went into effect in October 2011.
Hale Makua applied in December 2011 for adult residential care home certification from the state Department of Health. That certification is anticipated in February, meaning the facility won't be able to serve clients until then.
Elders and their families still are encouraged to contact Hale Makua, "and we can work with you to determine if Care Homes by Hale Makua is the right fit," the facility's website says.
The phone number is 243-1700.
According to the website, the care home features "an indoor-outdoor living environment." "Bedrooms and common living areas are on a single floor, making all areas of the care home easily accessible," it says. "All rooms are graced with garden views, and residents are welcome to bring in their own furnishings, artwork and room decorations, or take advantage of our fully furnished rooms. Laundry service is offered, and a washer and dryer are available for those who wish to do their own laundry."
Residents will have 24-hour supervision from a staff under the supervision of a registered nurse. Clients will receive care from their physicians and other health care providers while living at the facility.
"Care Homes by Hale Makua is the ideal setting for individuals who are in need of minimal to moderate assistance with personal care needs," the website says. Such residents should be able to walk on their own or with the assistance of a walker and be able to use the restroom independently.
The facility's amenities will include:
* Assistance with daily personal care and hygiene, which may include bathing, dressing, eating, walking and personal hygiene.
* Meals and snacks.
* Housekeeping and laundry service.
* Individual and group activities.
* A lounge area for socializing, TV watching, crafts and games.
* Implementation of physician orders, including prescribed medications and/or treatments and vital sign checks.
* Arrangement for routine and emergency dental care.
* Ongoing monitoring of physical, mental and emotional health status.
* Personal banking services.
The facility's rates are based on a patient's level-of-service needs and the type of room used. Room types include private, semiprivate and three-bed rooms. Each room has a private bathroom, including a shower.


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The executive producer of the ceremony that will air Aug. 25 on NBC promises to include plenty of tributes to the 63-year-old comedian, who was found dead in his home Monday.
"Plans for the In Memoriam segment are in discussion," said Executive Producer Don Mischer in a statement to PEOPLE. "While we are all still coming to terms with this week's tragic news, we are working to give Robin Williams the proper and meaningful remembrance he so well deserves."
Typically, the In Memoriam section of the ceremony pays tribute to personalities in front of and behind the camera who died over the previous 12 months. Award show producers are accustomed to making last-minute additions to the segment, like when the Grammys in 2012 honored Whitney Houston, who died the day before the CBS telecast.
It is likely that many of the Emmy presenters will also share remembrances of Williams, who began his acting career in TV with a recurring role on Happy Days that led to the spinoff Mork & Mindy. He was nominated eight times for an Emmy and won twice for variety specials he did in 1987 and 1988.
One of Williams's greatest accomplishments on the small screen that also garnered an Emmy nomination was his work hosting the Comic Relief specials for HBO that helped the homeless. Williams, along with Billy Crystal and Whoopi Goldberg, helped to raise more than $80 million from the 14-plus concerts, according to founder Bob Zmuda.
"Nobody was more vocal about helping the homeless than Robin Williams," Zmuda told PEOPLE. "Robin came from money. He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. His dad owned a big car dealership in Chicago and they were very well off. Robin always felt a little guilty of all the good things he was given, so he had a real place in his heart for people who were homeless and suffering."
Ironically, the HBO specials were so good at showcasing the hosting talents of Crystal and Goldberg that both went on to emcee award shows – but not Williams.
"Everybody realized that Robin could never host the Academy Awards or the Emmys because he's so improvisational," Zmuda recalled. "They would never be able to get one award off. He would riff throughout the show. If you watch some of the Comic Reliefs, sometimes Whoopi would go put her hand over Robin's mouth, or they couldn't get the next act out there to perform."
For more on Robin Williams's tragic death and his legacy of comic genius, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday
The Williams family is asking well-wishers to send contributions to charities close to the actor's heart in lieu of flowers. Suggested organizations include St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Challenged Athletes, USO, the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center, the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation and Glide Memorial Church in San Francisco.


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NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Researchers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission have received reports of more than 150 dead or distressed greater shearwaters, gull-like birds, along Florida's east coast in Brevard, Indian River, St. Johns and Volusia counties this week.
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A 41-year-old man serving a work-release sentence in the Weld County Jail faces charges after he told deputies he repeatedly sexually assaulted a then-teenage girl eight years ago.
Eric Langley told deputies in February that he had an inappropriate sexual relationship with a girl who was in her early teens at the time, according to an arrest affidavit. The girl told police Langley approached her about 50 separate times for sexual contact. She said on one occasion he forced her to have sex, the report states.
Langley talked with investigators, telling them he had sex with the teenager, and he inappropriately touched her. He told police he didn't remember any other specific sexual acts, likely because he was often intoxicated during that time period. He said the girl was probably telling the truth about anything that happened, according to the arrest affidavit.
Langley faces one count of sexual assault on a child — pattern of abuse, and one count of sexual assault on a child by a person in a position of trust.
He was being held in the Weld County Jail on $75,000 bond as of Thursday evening. Authorities have not released his booking photo.


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December 17, 2013 – After three months of renovations, the first phase at the Westin Resort & Spa Tremblant has now reached completion. From rugs to drapes and furniture, all 122 guestrooms and corridors at the lodging establishment located in the heart of the pedestrian village are now entirely refurbished, including the fitness studio.More Details
December 10, 2013 – For its anniversary season, Tremblant is inviting both tall and small to come play a part in its story by celebrating the Holiday Season on the trails and at the heart of its pedestrian village, from December 21, 2013 to January 4, 2014. Entertainment, laughter and fun are part and parcel of the festivities, as the Grelot Family entrusted with holiday cheer and merrymaking creates the perfect modern-day version of a good old-fashioned Christmas.More Details
November 25, 2013 – As part of the festivities surrounding its 75th anniversary, this morning Tremblant celebrated the accomplishments of Erik Guay and Jasey-Jay Anderson by naming two trails in their honour. Sports fans, families and supporters alike gathered for the homage paid to both athletes by Patrice Malo, President and Chief Operating Officer at Station Mont Tremblant; the two have acted as ambassador athletes for several years now in a wonderful collaboration with the ski area.More Details
November 21, 2013 – A new page in history will be turned this Friday, November 22 at Tremblant ‒ the launch of winter activities surrounding the ski area's 75th anniversary. Skiers and riders will be welcomed at the base of the mountain at 8 a.m. to take part in celebrations marking this anniversary season, and reconnect with the pleasures of slide sports at the highest peak in the Laurentians at 8:30 a.m., when the gondola opens.More Details
November 18, 2013 – 75 years developing tomorrow's champions and perpetuating the ski culture ‒ now that's something worth celebrating with pride. For its anniversary season that begins Friday, November 22, Tremblant is inviting snowsport fans to come share its history ‒ one that lives on through its people and across the seasons, and is still evolving thanks to a carefully tailored lineup of new activities for both tall and small.More Details


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Starting signal for first year of apprentices at Audi in Mexico
At its automobile plant in San José Chiapa, Audi Mexico is starting the training of the first generation of skilled workers there. 64 Mexicans are starting mechanic or mechatronic apprenticeships. The apprentices are now starting their careers at the Institute for Occupational Training of Volkswagen de Mexico in Puebla. Based on the model of Germany's proven dual training system, the apprenticeships include German lessons as well as theoretical and practical training.


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Thursday, September 26, 2013
A new football tradition is catching on at Stratford High School, and it has nothing to do with scoring touchdowns.
"High-Five Fridays" take place on every Knight game day. The unique program gives football players a chance to interact with some of their biggest fans – young elementary school students.
Last week saw the Knights arrive at College Park Elementary School bright and early on Friday morning.
Players greeted CPE students coming off the buses, and the kids were all smiles at their chance to high-five the players.
Those students arriving by car were also met by players, who opened car doors to greet the youngsters with a surprise welcome.
After the first bell sounded, players headed to different classrooms to speak to the kids.
The High Five program began after Stratford coaches saw how much the players enjoyed interacting with kids at the school's summer youth camps. This is the second season of the program and offensive coordinator Dennie McDaniel said he is happy with the results.
"Our kids really enjoy the opportunity to come here and help out," said McDaniel. "It shows the community that our team supports the kids."
In addition to the Friday morning greetings, the team has started an after-school mentoring program with the elementary students.
The players and students are teamed up based on several factors.
"We looked into the children's needs and made the pairs based on that," said College Park Elementary School Principal Amanda Prince. "It really helps the kids' self-esteem and it is a great program."
McDaniel said that the programs do not just help the young students, but the players as well.
"I think it has a really good impact on these (players). It shows them how to do the right thing and they have," he said.
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The action of delivering particularly bad news to someone.
Example of Drop the Bomb - "Im about to go in there and tell the boss that we lost the Hong Kong deal, £400 mil..." - Telling the boss, would be dropping the bomb on him.
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When one pulls the foreskin together and urinates, releasing no urine, then, when the time is right, releasing his load on the world. Common among ice hockey players and people from Texas.
Look guys, look what I can do. I dropped th bomb.
by Ben Scott October 14, 2003
The process of climbing to the top of the stall in a public washroom, positioning your ass, so that your shit drops from a few feet above the toilet to produce a loud splashing noise for everyone else in the public washroom/locker room to hear.
After I dropped the bomb in the washroom, the men's room attendant was unhappy because I missed and hit the toilet seat.
by unstoppable idiot April 20, 2005
the art of storing up a particulally aggressive turd then going to a friends house and stinking out thier toilet
i casually walked into my amigos hovel, tipped my hat, and went to quietly drop the bomb, it made the paint on the wall blister so i left, with a nod and a firm handshake
by chap your lady October 23, 2003
The act of using ones forefinger and thumb to seam ones foreskin together whilst urinating, and then releasing at point of unbearable expansion.
"At ice hockey practice last night, right, in the showers, Leigh dropped the bomb all over me! Nah!"
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Guidelines for the Interlibrary Loan of Audiovisual Formats
Final Draft, January 1998
These guidelines are intended for use by libraries and other agencies that provide loans of audiovisual material in all formats to fill study, research and information needs. Audiovisual materials include, but are not limited to videotapes, videodiscs, multimedia CD ROMs, audiotapes, compact discs, records, 16mm films, 35mm slides, realia and photographs.
Generally these guidelines are based on the National Interlibrary Loan Code for the United States 1993. However since audiovisual formats need closer definitions in some areas, this document was created.
1.0 Basic Principles
1.1 Audiovisual materials should be lent to other libraries and agencies as freely as possible and in a manner that insures that they are protected from loss and damage.
1.2 The library or agency that lends the material can decide whether or not to loan the requested item, but the decision should be based on an item by item basis and not restricted by broad categories (e.g. time in the collection, format, date of the production, price, etc.)
1.3 It is not expected that items that are rare or have special copyright or other legal restrictions that prohibit their circulation will be lent.
1.4 It is not expected that items that are high use at the time of request within the supplying institution will be lent.
1.5 There should be commitment to lend materials on a broader scale than regional or consortium commitments that already are in place.
1.6 Audiovisual materials that are of a rare and unique nature should follow the ACRL Guidelines For the Loan of Rare and Unique Materials.
1.7 The Interlibrary Lending (ILL) department of the requesting and supplying agencies will handle the loan request in collaboration with the audiovisual division and/or person in charge of requested audiovisual materials.
2.0 Responsibilities for Shipping and Handling Borrowed Materials
2.1 All materials should be properly insured for their replacement value when they are shipped. The requesting institution is responsible for them from the time they leave until the time they are returned to the supplying institution.
2.2 The supplying institution is responsible for properly packing the borrowed materials in appropriate shipping containers and packaging to protect them from becoming damaged. It must be sure that all parts of the material are actually present in their correct container and not damaged before they are shipped to the requesting institution. The requesting institution is responsible for returning the material in the same condition as received, using appropriate shipping containers and packaging that will protect the materials from being damaged and making sure that all parts of the material are actually present in their correct container and that they are not damaged before they are shipped.
2.3 If materials are lost or damaged, the cost of repair, replacement or other compensation rests with the requesting institution.
2.4 If time or other factors demand, the supplying institution can indicate an alternative method of delivery such as the use of overnight mail or courier delivery services. This should be communicated to the requesting institution.
2.5 If alternative methods are to be employed, the requesting institution must agree to return the materials by using the same method of delivery.
2.6 Arrangements for alternative delivery services must be made through the ILL department
3.0 Responsibilities of Requesting Institutions
The requesting institution must meet the following standards before the loan can be made:
3.1 It must provide a proper method of tracking the circulated item and a clearly stated circulation policy for them.
3.2 It must provide proper security, storage and care for loaned items while they are at their institution and being used by their institutions patrons.
3.3 It must provide proper packaging to protect materials when shipping them. (i.e. padded mailing bags, cardboard or plastic shipping cases)
3.4 It must provide proper insurance when shipping materials.
When making a loan request the requesting institution's responsibilities are:
3.5 Requesting institution must agree to the criteria specified above and to those in these guidelines. Failure to do so will result in future requests for loans being denied.
3.6 Requests for loans should go to circulating collections before they go to non-circulating collections. Justifications must be given for loans from non-circulating collections.
3.7 If a patron needs long term use or large quantities of materials housed in a non-circulating collection or if the supplying institution with this collection is not far away, the patron should be encouraged to go to supplying institution for on site use of the materials. The supplying institution should grant or permit this patron access to the collection upon the request of the requesting institution.
3.8 The requesting institution should provide bibliographic information which includes title, a brief description and any other information that might assist in identifying the correct item (e.g. distributor, producer, performer, date of production, dates of performance, dates of release, format, etc.). The original source of the citation should also be included.
3.9 A full bibliographic description that includes RLIN, OCLC or other local bibliographic utility record identification number and call number for each item should be included when possible. When it is known, the name of the department where the item is housed should also be included.
3.10 When it is possible to make a legal duplicate, the request should indicate that a copy is acceptable and what format is needed.
3.11 When more than one type of format of a title exists, the request should indicate whether or not another format of the material can be substituted for the one specified.
Materials on loan to the requesting institution should be handled in the following manner:
3.12 Patrons will be reminded that the U.S. copyright laws concerning such issues as duplication, exhibition and distribution must be strictly followed as they pertain to the materials on loan. They should also be reminded of the need to protect the items from damage.
3.13 The loan period for materials will be established by the supplying institution. Requests to renew materials should be submitted in advance of the original due date. Materials should be returned on time.
3.14 If special handling or regulations must be administered with the material, the requesting institution must insure that they are accomplished.
4.0 Responsibilities of Supplying Institutions
4.1 Institutions receiving requests should be as generous as possible without denying service to their own users.
4.2 The person responsible for the material should consider each request on a case by case basis.
4.3 A request for a loan should be responded to within five working days.
4.4 The supplying institution is responsible for defining any special copyright, viewing or listening or other handling conditions connected with the material to be loaned.
4.5 The loan period and volume of materials lent are defined by the supplying institution.
4.6 In cases in which copyright is not an issue and a request can be best fulfilled by making a copy, supplying institutions are expected to provide copies at a cost comparable to what is standard to reproduce the piece.
4.7 The supplying institution can request that copies be returned. Ordinary practice will be not to return copies unless they are marked as loans.
4.8 If a loan is refused, a specific reason should be given (e.g. rarity, copyright restrictions, etc.) Format alone is not a sufficient reason.
4.9 The supplying institution can select the method of shipping to and from the requesting institution. If the charge for shipping and insurance is beyond the standard ILL charge, the supplying institution must notify the requesting institution of any additional charges and the requesting institution must agree to pay them.
This document is endorsed by:
- ACRL Arts Executive Committee
- ACRL Arts Dance Librarians Committee
- ACRL Media Resources Committee
- ALA AV Committee
- RUSA MOPSS Interlibrary Loan Committee
- ALA Video Round Table
- Music Library Association