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Senator Serrano Sponsors Resolution Honoring the Life of South Bronx Pastor, Monsignor Gerald Ryan
(Albany, NY)-A Senate Resolution (J1705) sponsored by State Senator José M. Serrano, honoring the life and accomplishments of long-time clergy leader Monsignor Gerald Ryan passed the New York State Senate unanimously. Msgr. Ryan, previously known as the longest-serving priest in the city, served the South Bronx community for over half a century and was a shining example of outstanding service.
"The South Bronx community has experienced a great loss in the passing of Monsignor Gerald Ryan," said Senator Serrano. "Msgr. Ryan had the ability to reach across all divides, brought our community together, fought against social and economic injustices, and encouraged us all to serve as public servants for the betterment of society," continued Serrano.
Msgr. Ryan served as the Pastor of St. Luke's Roman Catholic Church on E. 138th Street for 47 years. During his tenure, he mentored Bronx youth, ensuring their educational success and increased involvement in community outreach. In addition, Msgr. Ryan used his intelligence and charisma to tackle many pressing issues facing his community.
"Msgr. Gerald Ryan will always be remembered for his compassionate spirit," said Senator Serrano. "He was a true public advocate with remarkable dedication to public service and to his beloved church. Through his years of outstanding service and the many lives that he encountered and touched, I am certain that his legacy will live on," concluded Serrano.


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Show-Stopping Red Foliage
The American Red Maple is as hardy as it is stunning. This is a native North American maple, so it thrives almost anywhere in the country.
Red Maples will thrive in a wider range of soil types than any other tree species, and are found on sites ranging from hot dry ridges to moist bogs and swamps, enjoying sun to part shade.
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The American Red Maple typically grows to heights between 40-60 feet, with a 25-35 foot spread. Picture yourself sipping cool iced tea in the summer under the sizable swath of shade provided by this eye-catching Maple.
Suitably named, The American Red Maple isn't just known for its fiery scarlet autumn display or delicate crimson blooms in spring; this maple's leaf stalks, fruit, twigs and seeds are all flaunting their varying shades of red. This superstar is serious about showing off its true colors.
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Film Review: 'Traitors'
Sean Gullette's predictable if well-meaning feature debut follows a young punk rocker from Tangiers desperate to earn money.
Sean Gullette's predictable if well-meaning feature debut follows a young punk rocker from Tangiers desperate to earn money.
Moises Sepulveda's clunky two-hander gives unimaginative screen treatment to Pablo Paredes' play.
Comedy doesn't get any broader than this insufferably cartoonish, blatantly derivative affair.
Edgar Reitz continues his visionary sweep through history with this black-and-white prequel to his "Heimat" juggernaut.
There are endurance tests, and then there is Wang Bing's nearly four-hour plunge into the daily tedium and long-term despair of life in a mainland Chinese mental hospital.
Abdellah Taia botches his adaptation of his own excellent novel, translated here with a distancing coldness not helped by emotionless perfs.
Tsai Ming-liang's family portrait will be adored by his hardcore devotees and precisely no one else.
Philippe Garrel's slight but watchable comedy-drama has an unexpected emotional warmth.
Kim Ki-duk's latest is a gloriously off-the-charts study in perversity featuring castration, rape and incest.
This expertly edited profile features Bernardo Bertolucci through the decades, capturing the personality along with the career.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpfulJanuary 18, 2014Reviewer: Cheryl in Illinois* Pleasantly surprised with this product. Made it tonight with spaghetti sauce. The texture was a bit different than regular wheat pasta. Not much flavor so it doesn't interfere with sauce selection. Also tastes good cooked and sautéed with a bit of butter and salt. MUCH MUCH better than other low carb options like shirataki noodles. Definitely will purchase these again.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulMay 10, 2014Reviewer: Laura in Tennessee* Finally! After two years of searching for an "impasta," this one wins! We can add pasta back into our life without compromising our balanced-carb lifestyle. Can't wait to try the mung bean and black bean versions, but this soybean pasta will certainly be on our reorder.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulDecember 08, 2013Reviewer: Holly in Alabama* This noodle is the best GF noodle I have found. The texture is the closest I have found to wheat noodles and the taste is neutral allowing the sauce to be the star.
April 12, 2016Reviewer: Margaret in Alabama* I love this product! Some years back, there was a soybean pasta that was available from another company which I loved. Then the company (and pasta) disappeared. So I was happy to order this pasta and find it is exactly the same. I like the taste and texture and the fact that it is very BGL friendly. The only minus is the packaging. The manufacturer would deliver a better product if they boxed it instead of bagging it. There would be less breakage. I use the inevitable broken pieces at the bottom of the bag in soup. Chicken noodle! Yum.
March 26, 2016Reviewer: Crickett in Arkansas* I love it. The bag easily makes 4 servings. It is very filling and (except for a firmer texture) tastes as much like regular spaghetti as I need. This stuff is terrific. I'll be buying it again.
January 22, 2016Reviewer: Tommy in Mississippi* I love noodles! But since I'm a diabetic I thought that noodles were gone for good. But I tried these and they are as close to having real pasta but without all of the carbs. Of course like all low carb noodles they don't taste the same as regular pasta, but these come so close, especially the mouth feel! I am a noodle nut and just love these!
September 23, 2015Reviewer: Todd in California* I agree with the other reviews, this is the best wheat pasta replacement I have found. With a good vibrant sauce you won't even notice the difference. It's even decent by itself with only butter and Parmesan and a crank of fresh black pepper; which to me is the diehard test for any pasta substitute; and particularly with this simplest of taste tests, this soy pasta comes out miles ahead of anything else. And on top of all of this, I think the price is very reasonable--quite unlike other low-carb gluten-free options I've seen and tried. Plus, it's ORGANIC!
Also I am diabetic, and even if I eat half a package which is 12 carbs, between the fiber and the protein in this pasta, my blood sugar is not raised one iotta. What a dream!
July 12, 2015Reviewer: Douglas in Texas* The best replacement for wheat based spaghetti I have found. I used one of the low carb pasta sauces from this site and it was great. The texture was perfect al dente and had not softened up much when I ate the leftovers for lunch the next day.
March 10, 2015Reviewer: cynthia in Massachusetts* Tastes Great!I wish they made a macaroni noodle. I get two meals for two people out of each bag. I used a heavy cheese sauce so not sure if I tasted the noodle itself. I cooked it a bit longer than recommended and it was fine.
January 17, 2015Reviewer: Kate in Ohio* At first, I considered giving this 4 stars, as the texture is not exactly like regular pasta. However, I don't think any pasta replacement product that only has 5 net carbs per serving will be exactly like wheat pasta (my bag says 6 net carbs for a 2 oz serving or 5 net carbs for a 50g serving. I weighed out 50g when I fixed it.) The texture is a bit firmer than al dente, but not the least bit off putting. The noodles really do taste quite neutral, with only the slightest soybean taste. After a layer of fresh alfredo sauce, the soybean taste was undetectable. I am very excited to try this pasta with other sauces, because I think it will taste amazing with a tomato based sauce. All Atkins, keto, and gluten free dieters must try these noodles!


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Frank Shearar wrote "At the last UKSTUG meeting, Michael Lucas-Smith presented a new streaming framework, Xtreams, that he and Martin Kobetic wrote. He had some examples of some crazy things you can do with the framework, like writing a base64 encoder in a single method (XTReadStream >> #encodingBase64). I'll try give a flavour of Nicolas Cellier's Squeak port…"


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Virtual tour panorama taken from the bottom of the valley at Collins End near Pangbourne and Whitchurch-on-Thames. The image was taken in early April 2011 during a country walk in the area, and I was struck by the lone tree in the bottom of the dip, branches still bare after winter. You can just make out this tree on the satellite view of the Google map. And by the sharp descent and climb required to walk it!
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Collins End Valley - Pangbourne visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Collins End Valley' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Berkshire.
The valley below Collins End lies on the Chiltern Way footpath, a little north of Whitchchurch-on-Thames and Panbgourne in Berkshire, close to Whitchurch Hill and Goring Heath. The valley is near to Holmes Farm, and the Chiltern Footpath continues east through Bottom Wood and up Straw Hill towards Mapledurham and Mapledurham House, managed by the National Trust.
Road: Whtichurch is on the B471, on the north bank of the River Thames oposite Pangbourne. It is about 6 miles west of Reading and 22 miles south of Oxford.
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The FAA has revoked the licenses of two Northwest Airlines pilots who overflew their destination airport by 150 miles on October 21 while operating Flight 188 from San Diego to Minneapolis (MSP). The emergency revocations cite violations of a number of Federal Aviation Regulations, including failure to comply with air traffic control instructions and clearances and operating carelessly and recklessly.
Both pilots told National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigators that while engaging in a concentrated period of "discussion" they failed to monitor the airplane or calls from ATC, even though both said they heard conversation on the radio. Both also admitted to using their personal laptop computers while they talked about a new flight-crew scheduling system put into place as a result of Northwest's merger with Delta Air Lines, causing them to lose track of time. Company policy prohibits the use of personal computers on the flight deck. Neither pilot said he noticed messages sent by company dispatchers.
Air traffic control lost radio contact with Flight 188 at 5:56 Mountain Daylight Time, as the Airbus A320 cruised at 37,000 feet. The flight carried 144 passengers, the two pilots and three flight attendants from its departure airport, San Diego International. At 7:58 Central Daylight Time, the airplane flew over the destination airport and continued northeast for some 150 miles. The Minneapolis center controller reestablished communications with the crew at 8:14 p.m. CDT. At that time the crew requested a return to MSP.
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We brought our 6 year old son to the pediatrician last month because we were concerned he may be having absence seizures. He has staring spells usually brought on during stressful situations or when there are high expectations of him (ie: in middle of basketball game, when the teacher expects him to work one on one and answer reading questions, etc). In addition to the staring, he also has had the occasional eye flutter and eye rolling episode. He is struggling in school, when reading he will one minute know the word and the next be confused. He refuses to speak to his teacher when she tries to do skill tests. She says he stares at the ceiling (not sure if he is having a seizure or just being stubborn). He is super clingy and cuddly. He still has wetting accidents every night (sleeps in a pull-up).
The pediatrician sent him for an EEG and we were given an appt with a neurologist. The EEG was a sleep deprived one. It showed partial seizures of the left temporal lobe. During the EEG, he did not have any of the symptoms we are seeing at home. The neurologist did a complete exam, listened to the symptoms and our concerns. The conclussion was his symptoms do not match that of partial seizures. We have not noticed any lip smacking, arm/leg movements or spasms. (nothing at night either- ruled out benign rolandic seizures). His most obvious symptom is the staring. So the next step is an MRI and a 24 hour inpatient EEG.
So my main question is can EEG confirmed partial seizures have only absence seizure symptoms (ie: No spasms / twitches / moving limbs)? Anyone have any experience with this? I have read so many stories and it seems like all of them include at least one other classic partial seizure symptom in addition to staring. Also, could these seizures be the cause of his learning troubles at school? Anyone else see staring spells brought on by stressful situations?
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So I've been real depressed these past couple of months because of this recession. My dad has not been able to find any work lately. My mom has a heart problem and hepatitis D so she's never been able to work. And I've been trying to find a job in walking distance from my house but since I'm 15 I feel like no one takes me seriously and everyone just threw my application out.
When it was back-to-school time all my friends wanted to go shopping and kept asking me if I wanted to go to the mall with them. But I told them that I couldn't because I didn't have any money. I was so fucking depressed every night, when my friends bragged about the new clothes they got and I was stuck with my old ones. Then as the weeks went by my friends kept asking me to go the mall or go out to eat or watch a movie and again I had to decline everything because I was penniless. I cried myself to sleep for a few nights.
This month track season was starting and I really wanted to do it, because I had a lot of fun doing this last year when I was in track, but my mom told me that I couldn't do it this year because we can't pay for my sports physical. She also told me that I won't be getting any Christmas presents this year because of the recession, which made me even more sad when my friends said that they can't wait till Christmas because of the presents they will get. I never told any of my friends that I'm dirt poor now because I would feel embarrassed. I know I sound like a selfish bitch, and should be thankful that I still have a roof over my head. But really I used to live in an upper-middle class status then middle-class now a lower-middle class, and it just depresses me to think of the days when it wasn't like this. Just needed to rant because I don't have anyone to talk to this about, I don't even want to talk to my parents because I feel like it might make them sad to hear this.
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I fucking hate being poor. I hate my fucking life.
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I believe you.
I 100% believe that you're horribly depressed and sad over money. Sometimes money = the world.
Money = life
money = everything
money = happiness
I feel bad for you that your mom is sick. And your dad got laid off. Its scary. Like you have no control over your life. Like you're out of control and there's nothing you can do about it. Like the world goes on doing whatever it does and stomps on humans mercilessly in its path, not caring who gets lost and battered in the whirlwind.
But money lies.
And so does the illusion of control.
The hardest lesson I've ever had to learn was to take my eyes off of myself and put the eyes of my heart on a secure concrete infallible eternity.
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i'm so sorry you feel like that :[
that really, really sucks. maybe you can do a job like babysitting or dog walking since people are more inclined to give jobs like that to teenagers. good luck and stay strong <33
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lovebexs had a really good idea.
Go to school and print out about 30 flyers for babysitting.
say you charge 5 an hour and go around and post them on bulletins in grocery stores laundromats ... everywhere...
go to your local ymca and take a class for babysitting. they give out scholarships so you can take the class for free.
some health classes in high school also give out cpr training where you get certified... the babysitting classes do the same. they also certify you in first aid training.
if you go to the ymca or a place like that sometimes they'll even hire you... you can also do swimming training for little kids after your certification.
do you have a bicycle... do you have a hospital in walking distance ??? they always hire teenagers to work the cafeteria and food service.
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I was raised poor. It's really not so bad. Please tell your friends about your problem rather than just pushing them away all the time. They might begin to think you don't like them anymore. If they just know you're poor, they'll probably understand. If one of them is a nice boy, maybe he'll even treat you every weekend to a movie and some new clothes, and you can go with him and your other friends when they go to the mall. Nice guys tend to be shy about rescuing girls because we've been told it's misogynistic, and can't assume girls need help all the time. So we need to be made aware very directly sometimes.
I knew a girl in high school who was very poor. But so was I, and I couldn't offer to take her anywhere special, so I never offered anything. I wish I had now; even if it was just to go to a park and look at the squirrels. We had a free public zoo in town too; could've gone there.
I agree with the other posters too. Maybe you can get a job babysitting for your neighbors?
And don't believe anyone who says "money is evil." Earned money is the greatest virtue there is, because it let's you live, and life is precious, isn't it?
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Ive had poor parents for all my life aswell and i only got like a new pair of shoes once per 2 years. Didnt have too much clothes, had to wear mothers clothes even sometimes. And could never have any of the other cool things other kids got from there parents. I did get something special on christmas always tho, but my mother had to save up the entire year for that. Or take loans, both my parents have huge debts.
I dont have too much money to spend right now either. And dont live with my parents anymore. Rent a very small room, dont earn a lot of money. But my childhood atleast taught me to be carefull with money. And it taught me to be easily satisfied with little things. I dont replace stuff untill the old ones are broke or worn out. I dont spend money on expensive phones etc. Still have an old 20 bucks phone i bought 3 years ago and im still using a 4 year old ipod i got for free years ago, its nothing fancy but it works. And unlike everyone else in my family i dont have debts. And im used to having nothing, so getting something simple makes me happy already, while some spoiled brat getting the same thing would have just thought meh.
Coming from an upper middle-class family and hearing this makes me think & look at how my family does things & makes me feel almost greedy, object wise my family will always have the most up to date of everything & constantly throws things away that are in perfect working order..., the microwave wouldn't turn on one day for some reason but the next day it was working perfectly again, it still got replaced though....
But objects don't really mean anything & will never make me happy, I don't think I can imagine living without them though, I really wish I could help everyone in need like this. x
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In order to hide from his suspicious wife, Hera, Zeus comes down to earth as a cloud and seduces the nymph, Io. Hera comes down to see Zeus loitering with a white heifer beside him, which was actually Io in disguise. This painting highlights these interactions as Io, with the head of the white heifer she is soon to become, is in the arms of Zeus, disguised as a fantastical cloud.
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PETER WALTER, farmer, Wabash Township, resides on section 30, where he owns 160 acres of land. He was born in Adams County, Pennsylvania, December 30, 1816, and when he was nine years old went with his parents to Columbiana County, Ohio, where the father rented an improved farm. They lived there thirteen years, then removed to this county, locating on section 22, Wabash Township, where the father entered eighty acres of land from the Government. He lived upon that farm until his death. He was born in Schuykill County, Pennsylvania, in April, 1790, was a shoemaker in early life but later followed farming. He died in 1865, and is buried at the cemetery situated on the State line. The mother, Susanna Walter, died in 1873 and is buried beside the father. They had three sons that served during the late war -Daniel, William and Washington. The father was drafted during the war of 1812, and furnished a substitute. Peter was married November 10, 1842, to Miss Harriet Montgomery, born in Steuben County, New York, January 25, 1816, where she passed her early life. In the spring of 1839 she came to this county with her father, who settled on section 31, Wabash Township. Her mother died before they came from New York. Mrs. Walter died October 20, 1868, leaving seven children -Arabella J., born September 40, 1844, died in January, 1877; Catherine A., born June 3, 1847, wife of G. Phillips; Thomas S., born July 15, 1849; Mary A., born July 28, 1851, died in July, 1877; Fletcher G., born May 24, 1854, married Nettie West April 10, 1879; William H., born February 4, 1857, married in Noble Township; Roger S., born August 18, 1859. April 7, 1872, Mr. Walter was married to Mary Hahn, who was born in Columbiana County, Ohio, September 30, 1825. She came to this county in 1872. Her father, Jacob Hahn, was born in Maryland and died when eighty-three years of age in 1869. He was a soldier in the war of 1812. Her mother, Mary (Wickerd) Hahn, was born in Germany and came to America when three years old with her parents and three other children, the family locating in Columbiana County, Ohio. Mrs. Walter was first married to Jacob Hine, a native of Pennsylvania, who died of apoplexy in January, 1860, aged thirty-seven years. She had two children by this marriage -Albertus D., born August 30, 1850, and John B., born May 28, 1852. Mrs. Walter's mother died in Stark County, Ohio, at the age of eighty-eight years. Mr. Walter's grandfather, Henry Walter, was born in Schuykill County, Pennsylvania, and died in Adams County, same State, aged eighty-four years; he was of German descent. The Runnells were probably born in Maryland, near Hagerstown. Mrs. Walter's grandparents all died before her recollection. The Hahns and Wickerds were of German descent, and the Montgomerys were of English origin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter settled upon their present farm in 1844. Mr. Walter was a Republican until 1884, at which time he voted for St. John.


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PartMaker, a division of Delcam, will begin shipping PartMaker Version 2013, the latest version of its software for programming CNC mills, lathes, WireEDM, turn-mill centers and Swiss-type lathes in the fourth quarter of 2012. Among a number of other enhancements, the new version will feature a revamped surface machining module for 3-, 4- and 5-axis simultaneous milling operations on a variety of machining platforms including.
PartMaker Version 2013 features a sleeker, restyled user interface, the company says. Improvements include the Job Explorer tree, which makes navigating Machining Function Face Windows and Part Features faster. Additionally, a number of new controls have been added to the software to make working more intuitive.
The new high-end milling functionality available in PartMaker Version 2013 will be known as the Advanced Surface Machining module, or ASM. ASM replaces PartMaker s Surface Machining Wizard (SMW) module for 3-, 4- and 5-axis machining. For existing PartMaker users, the upgrade to ASM will be provided free of cost.
The ASM module features a variety of high-end milling strategies that can be applied across the entire suite of PartMaker CAM applications, including PartMaker Mill, PartMaker Turn-Mill and PartMaker SwissCAM.
The solution also features Delcam s new Vortex High Speed Machining Strategies (as part of ASM). The Vortex area-clearance strategy, for which Delcam has a patent pending, has been developed specifically to gain the maximum benefit from solid carbide tooling, in particular those designs that can give deeper cuts by using the full flute length as the cutting surface. It can be used for 2.5- and 3-axis roughing, 3+2-axis area clearance and for rest machining.
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Do any bars ever just use OTA antennas? With multiple TV's in the bar here in Gainesville there is no single direction an antenna could point. And NBC is available only on cable, that only in analog. It didn't seem a winning proposition.
Most sports bars use DBS as this is a very easy way to fill many screens with different sporting events. In addition, this simplifies the payment of rights fees for the content.
Who do you send the check to for the rights fees if you pull the signals off the air? Just because they are 'free' you cannot display off-air signals to bar patrons without paying additional rights fees.
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A changing wave of procurement and e-sourcing is here. As we look to the new year, the relationship between data, trends, and supplier relationships will continue to shift sourcing from what has historically been considered a function of business to a business outcome. As we've seen with customer relationship management (CRM) solutions, collectively sharing data within procurement can not only enhance overall business performance but make true impact on a business's bottom line.
So, what's the key to long-term sourcing success? Opportunity-based roadmap and pipeline management that operates in the cloud. And as the boom of technology that enables just this continues, additional enterprises will adjust their sourcing approach to one that is solely focused on this type of cloud-based collaboration.
2017 is poised to be the breakthrough year for sourcing – one that is powered by enterprise-level collaboration that provides a real-time stakeholder lens. With technology created for this very function, teams will be able to effectively demonstrate quantifiable business impact that enables informed project investment decisions. Enterprises that welcome this new paradigm will undoubtedly enjoy a range of benefits.
Below, I share four sourcing capabilities that will enhance business outcomes:
In simple terms: organizations that adopt a cloud-based, mobile sourcing software will be set up to be ahead of the curve and able to stay scalable and nimble. Cross-department teams equipped with an unparalleled view into and grasp on cost allocation, critical decisions, and operational efficiencies will have a true competitive edge because impact of investments will improve communications, speed innovation and deliver greater business impact.
2017 is the year to advance souring into a full collaboratively dynamic process – the technology exists and organizations able to take hold of the opportunity can expect to see a measurable impact.


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A shortlist of spectacular images – some quite literally out of this world – has been revealed for Greenwich's Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition.
Star trails, dust clouds, meteor races and river reflections of the Milky Way feature in the global competition run by The Royal Observatory Greenwich in association with BBC Sky at Night Magazine.
The competition's sixth year has gained a record number of entries with more than 2,500 images from amateurs and pro photographers around the world.
Awards will be announced on September 17 and the winning images displayed free at the observatory's home of the Prime Meridian from September 18.
Royal Observatory public astronomer Dr Marek Kukula, who is one of the judges, said: "The competition grows more and more exciting every year, especially with the sheer volume of entries constantly on the increase.
"I've been overwhelmed to see how the astrophotography community has come up with new and original ways to produce startling images year on year".
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Of course it's hard to come up with a recipe that someone hasn't thought of already, and when I searched for "turkey pesto meatloaf" I found that quite a few other people had the same idea. The recipe here was adapted from Turkey Pesto Meatloaf at Culinate, although I did make quite a few changes for the version I ended up with.
My Turkey Pesto Meatloaf has a generous amount of pesto, and I used tomato sauce mixed with a little balsamic vinegar to top the meatloaf, a combination that went well with the pesto. I loved this variation on meatloaf; hope other people will enjoy it too.
Basil Pesto with Lemon with 1.5 pounds of lean ground turkey for this recipe.
Turkey Pesto Meatloaf with Tomato Sauce
(Makes 4-6 servings, or about 8 slices of meatloaf; recipe adapted from Turkey Pesto Meatloaf at Culinate.)
2 tsp. olive oil
1 onion, finely diced
1 T finely minced garlic
1 1/2 lbs. lean ground turkey (use ground turkey with less than 10% fat for South Beach Diet)
1/4 cup basil pesto (I used my homemade Basil Pesto with Lemon, but good quality purchased pesto will be fine.)
2 T finely grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 tsp. salt
3/4 cup 100% whole wheat breadcrumbs (make in the food processor from 100% whole wheat bread if you can't find whole wheat breadcrumbs)
1/4 cup low-sugar marinara sauce (I used Classico tomato and basil sauce)
2 tsp. balsamic vinegar
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Tashan-e-Ishq 11th March 2016 Written Episode Update
Scene 1
Yuvi says to Twinkle that i did all this for you but your husband is a loser, tell me how is life going? did you get to know who framed you in that video tape thing? i gave you so many hints but still you didnt get it? he laughs on her and says you still dont know that this was all my gameplan, afterall who can try to separate you and Kunj with so much passion? now i will tell you how i did it, first i sent Purvi to Manohar and clicked their pictures by tricking Manohar, then i sent you to Mrs. Amritsar competition so that you and Kunj fight but you failed my plans, you trapped Purvi and sent her to jail but you didnt think that i can have copy of Manohar's photos, i freed Purvi from jail and made her wear dress like you and captured your fake video, Manohar went to hospital, Usha got angry on you and Kunj remained silent as you never told him anything so you were thrown out of house, you know when you challenged me on Mahi's topic, i promised myself to separate you and Kunj as i was jealous and see Yuvi won again, you have lost to once more, i am bazigar(winner after losing), he sings song, Twinkle says you can behave that you are happy but i pity you, whats your life's motive? its only to destroy me, what you were and what you have become, just see it, you dont have friends, you dont have family, you got loving wife but you dont value her, you dont know how to love, you dont understand meaning of marriage, you know what love is? love is whats between me and Kunj, love is to make others happy, love is to sacrifice, i got to learn all this from Kunj, you know why ditched you for Kunj? its because of these qualities of his, Kunj and i can fight as much as we want but we cant be separate, he will die but wont let anything happen to me, this is our love, you can try as much as you want but cant separate me from Kunj, you see my Mangalsutra, it makes me of Kunj's and his name with mine give me strength, you can play these small tricks but you cant make me lose as this is fight between love and craze and its always love which wins at end and this is wife's faith, Yuvi says i like your confidence but you wont be able to win over me, Twinkle says i will reunite with my family, we will become one happy family and you will remain alone, Yuvi says lets see how you do it, he leaves.
Manohar is brought back home, doctor checks him, Cherry asks about him, doctor says you all have to take care of him, i will keep visiting here, he leaves. Usha sadly looks at Manohar who is in coma, Usha says i wont let anything happen to you, just open your eyes, she cries, Kunj comes and sits beside Manohar, he says to Usha that dont worry, Usha says i wont let anything happen to him.
Leela asks Twinkle what happened? why are you silent? what happened between you and Kunj? did he talk to you? did he misunderstood that you made this plan? i will explain him that it was my and Babee's plan, Twinkle says no need, he wont trust you as he has misunderstanding, dont worry, i am your brave girl, i will win my husband's trust back, she thinks that i cant tell you that Yuvi is behind all this, if you know this then you will talk to Mahi and Mahi will then talk to Yuvi, Yuvi is behaving nicely with Mahi now but if she tries to bother him then he will show his true colors to her too, this is my fight and i have to fight it alone.
Twinkle is standing in balcony and says i have full faith in my love, you will comeback Kunj. she turns and finds Kunj standing there, Tum bin jiya jaye jaise plays, Kunj smiles at her and asks her to smile too, he passes flying kiss to her and opens his arms, Twinkle runs to hug him but…. it all turns out to be Twinkle's imagination, she gets sad. Otherside Kunj is lying on sofa in his room but cant sleep, both are restless without each other. Twinkle imagines Kunj sitting on stairs, he extends his hand to Twinkle, Twinkle grabs it, he makes her sit beside him, he tickles her, Twinkle laughs, they share eyelock, Twinkle lies her head on his shoulder and closes her eyes.. she opens her eyes to see Kunj gone and it was her imagination. Kunj looks at empty bed of room and throws pillow on it in anger.Twinkle is sitting in kitchen, Kunj comes and offers her noodles, she tastes it and turns to compliment him but sees it was her imagination, she gets sad.
Scene 2
its morning, Mehra comes to Sarna house, he is Manohar's lawyer, he says Manohar asked me to read his will to family in-case anything happens to him, Kunj says no need for that, lawyer says Manohar wanted this, and i want all family members to be here, he wanted Twinkle to be present when his will is being read out, Usha says it means you cant read will if Twinkle is not here? lawyer says yes, she has to be her, Kunj says i will call her here. Twinkle sees Kunj calling her, she takes his call and says i knew you would call me, Kunj says i have urgent work, you come home, Twinkle asks if Manohar is fine? Kunj says just come here fast, he ends call, Twinkle says i dont know whats the urgency that Kunj has called me like this, i hope papa is fine.
Twinkle comes to Sarna house and asks Babee what happened? lawyer says Manohar has divided his property and wealth between Usha, Kunj and Anand but recently he started a new business, Anand says he didnt tell me about it, Mehra says it was start-up so he didnt tell anyone, he wanted that if anything happens to him then his daughter in law Twinkle will handle his business, all are stunned, this is only business which can profit other businesses as his other businesses are in loss, Usha says how can he give his business to Twinkle? Twinkle says i dont know anything about business, Mehra says i read what his will says and what Manohar wanted, he leaves, Yuvi says he was fool to give business to Twinkle, Usha says how can he give business to Twinkle instead of his sons? Twinkle says i dont know about it, she looks at Kunj and thinks Kunj look at me once, i need you at this time, i didnt know anything about it, just say it once that you trust me, Kunj is looking away, she gets sad and turns to leave, Kunj looks at her, she glances at him and leaves, Kunj looks her gone.
Twinkle tells Leela about will, she says i dont know anything about business, dont know why he name it for me, Leela says he must have done it after thinking, maybe this is way to get things sorted, maybe with help of this business you and Kunj get reunited.
PRECAP- Twinkle says to Leela that i have taken decision, i am going to handle Manohar's business, God has given me another chance to reunite with Kunj. Twinkle comes to Sarna house with her luggage.
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Error of opinion may be tolerated where reason is left free to combat it.Thomas Jefferson
It is a myth, not a mandate, a fable not a logic, and symbol rather than a reason by which men are moved.Irwin Edman
I'll not listen to reason . . . . Reason always means what someone else has got to say.Elizabeth Gaskell
But reason has no power against feeling, and feeling older than history is no light matter.Charlotte Perkins Gilman
We know the truth, not only by the reason, but also by the heart.Blaise Pascal
If there existed no external means for dimming their consciences, one-half of the men would at once shoot themselves, because to live contrary to one's reason is a most intolerable state, and all men of our time are in such a state.Leo Tolstoy
We can only reason from what is; we can reason on actualities, but not on possibilitiesThomas Paine
For better or worse, editing is what editors are for; and editing is selection and choice of material. That editors newspaper or broadcast can and do abuse this power is beyond doubt, but that is no reason to deny the discretion Congress provided.Warren E. Burger
Familiarity breeds contempt. How accurate that is. The reason we hold truth in such respect is because we have so little opportunity to get familiar with it.Mark Twain
If it can be verified, we don't need faith... Faith is for that which lies on the other side of reason. Faith is what makes life bearable, with all its tragedies and ambiguities and sudden, startling joys.Madeleine L'Engle
Reason is the enemy of faithMartin Luther
Faith... Must be enforced by reason...When faith becomes blind it dies.Mahatma Gandhi
Faith is the art of holding on to things your reason has once accepted in spite of your changing moodsC.S. Lewis
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Scotland interim head coach Scott Johnson insists handing rookie back-row forward Robert Harley his Murrayfield bow was an easy choice.
The Glasgow youngster is one of two alterations made to the Dark Blues' line-up for this week's RBS 6 Nations encounter with Italy.
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The 22-year-old replaces team-mate Alasdair Strokosch, who will visit specialists today to have the extent of an eye-socket injury assessed, while Ross Ford comes in for Dougie Hall after he limped off during Saturday's Calcutta Cup clash against England at Twickenham with a knee knock.
But Johnson claims the impressive displays of Harley in the RaboDirect Pro12 this season made his inclusion elementary.
Also praising Ford, the Australian coach said: "Rob's form has been superb. He was bordering on selection initially. His form at Glasgow was great.
"He's got a great work ethic and the right to be angry being a red head. The fact is we need some contact dominance and he provides that. I'm really, really happy to have him back.
"And Fordy coming back in too as an experienced player. Dougie was a bit unfortunate, he got a bit of a bang in the England game.
"But that gives Ross another chance to come in. It's an opportunity for him.
"Both the changes are enforced really. It was a short turn around with the prep that we had, so we said 'okay, we go again'.
"It's an opportunity for some to put down a marker. We are still in this tournament after the results of last week, it's up to us now."
While Italy summed up an impressive display of power and commitment to stun France with a 23-18 win on Sunday afternoon, Scotland failed to live up to the demands of Johnson as they allowed England's pack to dominate at the breakdown.
The coach pulled few of his punches in the moments after the 38-18 defeat in London but he insists he was only harsh with his criticisms because he believes his men are capable of more.
He said: "I don't think it was strongly-worded, I think it was just honest. I don't want us to delude ourselves. We are where we are.
"We need to be good, just look at Italy's form, they were terrific. They did really well against a great team like France.
"But we are not deluding ourselves. We want better effort. The game, once again, will be based in the contact area and my thoughts after the game against England haven't changed to now.
"We know what the issue is and we are deluding ourselves if we say it is anything else. We just need to get better at it and I'm sure we will."
The frustration with Scotland's inability to compete with a physically superior Auld Enemy XV at mauls and rucks were only increased by the realisation that the team could hold its own when pacy backs such as Stuart Hogg, Sean Maitland and Tim Visser were handed early possession and room to roam.
The tries scored by full-back Hogg and New Zealand-born wing Maitland illustrated just that, but Johnson believes with a bit of work, his team are capable of surprising their doubters.
He said: "There is something in this team, as people and certainly as rugby players, and we have got the ability to put sides away. We have that strike power to do it.
"But we can't do that until we get certain areas of our game right. We will be focusing on the problem but if we get that right, watch out. On any given day, we can put any side away."
Johnson, who will give Hall time to prove his fitness ahead of Saturday's game at Murrayfield or else replace him on the substitutes bench with Glasgow team-mate Pat MacArthur, is also under no illusions about the quality of opposition Scotland will face next time out.
"I'm sure they will come and perform just as well as they did against France," he said. "They will be buoyant. It was a great success story. It was wonderful.
"The world order in rugby is changing. Professional rugby is right around the world now.
"The minnow countries of yesterday no longer exist, so every Test match you get is a competitive Test match. This will be no different.
"But guess what? That's what Test match rugby should be about. It should be a quality test of human endeavour.
"Italy are a quality side, they took Australia and New Zealand right to the wire in the autumn. So their result last week doesn't do anything to the respect we have for them.
"The question is whether we will do our part right."
Meanwhile, Harley has pointed to team-mates Kelly Brown and Johnnie Beattie as shining examples of the type of player he hopes to become.
The 22-year-old Glasgow back-row will make his first start for his country in the Dark Blues` next RBS 6 Nations fixture on Saturday as they host Italy at Murrayfield.
Harley made his debut in last summer`s tour of the South Pacific, adding a debut try to his one and only cap in the victory over Samoa, and is rated highly by interim head coach Scott Johnson.
He will join up with former Warriors colleagues Brown and Beattie at the rear of the Scots` pack after praising the pair - now playing with Saracens and Montpellier respectively - for their advice and support since he joined up with the national squad.
Harley said: "It`s been great coming into the team with Johnnie and Kelly already there.
"They have calmed me down a bit and handed me a few technical pointers. They have been keeping me right all week.
"Now I`m really looking forward to going into the game with them. I`ve played with Johnnie for a couple of years at Glasgow and I know the damage he can do to teams.
"Every session I`m picking this up from him and the others. I see the way he carries the ball and accelerates into the contact and that`s something I can pick up.
"I`ve never had the chance to play with Kelly when he was at Glasgow, so I`m looking forward to that. He`s a great example and I`ve looked to learn things from him too."
Harley has won honours with Scotland A and the Under-20 side but admits he will have to battle nerves in the build-up to his first start for full international side.
"Will I have any nerves?" he asked: "Yeah, definitely. Huge nerves.
"But I will try and use that to my advantage. I`ll be really nervous in the build-up but hopefully as I get towards kick-off I will be able to focus on what I`ve got to do and by the time I get out on the pitch, there won`t be so many nerves. That`s the plan anyway."
And the player refused to look ahead to nailing down a permanent place in Johnson`s team, saying: "At the minute I`m just looking at Italy and how they play. It`s about them and what they will bring.
"I`m taking it one game at a time. I don`t think you can look any further forward. It`s my first start so I will be fully committed to this.
"Italy are coming here off the back of a huge win against France and they will be full of confidence.
"But we have to match the intensity that they bring, because they will be really up for it."


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I Have An Interview With A Bakery Tomorrow!!!
Business By lindsey312 Updated 19 Jun 2008 , 6:07pm by JulieB
AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! I'm so excited!! I am still so new, and wanting to learn as much as possible. I called a local bakery and she asked me to bring in a resume and talk with her tomorrow morning!!!! To all of you bakery owners out there---- any advice would be so greatly appreciated! I would absolutely even be willing to do an unpaid internship just to learn more. How should I let her know that without losing sight of getting a paying job?
Wish me luck guys!!!!
good luck...i am not a bakery owner or have i ever worked in a shop.......but i just wanted to say good luck!!!!!
Well, I know where you're at because I did the same thing myself, and now I'm getting ready to open my own business. Currently i'm managing and decorating at an already existing bakery, so I interview people a lot...I never seem to get people who are actually really interested in the trade. So that fact that you show interest works to your advantage, first of all.
Second of all, here's what I did, and what my experience was: I took whatever paid-position they offered me (which ended up being front of the store), and started staying on my own time after my shifts to watch and practice and learn what was going on in the back. Depending on the kind of bakery you're interviewing at, summer will probably be slow, so this may be a good time to be able to 'bother' people back there .
People told me I was stupid for working and not making money for it, and I did have to fight to be paid for my work in the end after I improved to where I was actually working and not learning (so easy for people to 'forget' to pay you...helped me to grow a backbone, though), but the skills I learned were invaluable. I interview a lot of people who have paid large sums of money to institutions and trade schools to learn the very same skills I acquired in under a year. Mind you, that year was filled with 80-hour work weeks, but I was willing, and now I have the knowledge and skills to show for it.
So good luck! Tell them you'll fill in where you're needed, and let them know what skills you DO have (with anything, not just decorating; like customer service, etc), and let them know you'd like to learn more and if they will be patient with you, you'd like to apprentice on your own time. Working in the front of the house helps you understand the back, it really does.
So good luck! Let us know how it goes!
I agree, just the fact that you have the passion to work very hard is a BIG plus. A lot of bakeries get people who don't really understand the work involved, hey think its like just ice a cake and you are done. I would really stress how much you want to learn, but also how you are willing to work. Especailly evenings, weekends, and extra stuff like shows and working with people, etc.
I know it sounds weird, but I would never volunteer to work for free. It sounds like you don't 1) have enough confidence in yourself to get paid and 2) aren't serious about this being a job. Believe me, you won't get paid much (you earn more working as a bagger at the supermarket) but at least ask for SOMETHING.
Good luck!!!
Do not tell them you will work for free, or even for cheap. Believe me, you're gonna work for cheap enough! There's another thread on here that's eye-opening about working for free.
Get paid and learn on the job, like millions of others do. You learn all jobs on the job, even ones you have degrees for.


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I remember when my mother used to buy inexpensive but gorgeous, meaty beef bones from the butcher to use in her beef and vegetable soup. Unfortunately, I never see them where I buy meat. So, for years I was using beef ribs when they went on sale. The problem was that, besides being expensive, it seemed to be such a waste of good meat when I just wanted a broth or stock. Much to my surprise, I eventually found beef soup bones in the freezer section. Since they were not very expensive, I bought two bags and gave it a try. They have very little meat on them but, when prepared properly, as in this recipe, they make a very flavorful stock. Making any homemade broth or stock takes a long time, but most of the preparation is hands off, and the results are so good. I find it especially rewarding with beef stock because the store-bought varieties are either way too salty or have little flavor. So, when you have a day or weekend to spend at home, give this a try and freeze until needed for your favorite recipes. See the notes below for usage and storage suggestions.
- 4 pounds beef soup bones
- 1 large onion, cut into chunks
- 2 medium carrots, cut into chunks
- 2 medium celery ribs, cut into chunks
- 6 large garlic cloves, smashed and peeled
- 4 tablespoons tomato paste
- 1 cup dry red wine, such as merlot
- Water, approximately 8 cups
- 2 dried bay leaves
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme, or 2 fresh thyme sprigs
- Salt and pepper to taste (see instructions below)
Preheat oven to 450° F. Place bones in a roasting pan large enough to hold them in one layer. Roast for 45 minutes. Add the onions, carrots, celery and garlic. Roast for another 45 minutes, stirring once or twice.
Using a slotted spoon or tongs, transfer the bones and vegetables to a large stock or soup pot. Pour the grease out of the roasting pan and discard. Place the pan over medium-high heat. Add the tomato paste and stir, about one minute, being careful not to burn. Add the wine and 2 cups of the water. Bring to a boil and stir to scrape up all of the browned bits in the bottom of the pan. Pour into the soup pot. Add the remaining water, enough to just cover the bones, bay leaves and thyme. Add pepper and a little salt. (As the stock cooks down, the salt intensifies, so go easy. You can always add more at the end, or when you use the stock in a recipe.) Bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce to low, cover, and simmer for 2 hours, adjusting heat as needed to maintain a slow simmer. Remove the lid and continue to simmer over low heat for another 2 hours. Remove the bones and vegetables from the pot and strain the stock through a fine sieve. (At this point, I usually chill the stock overnight so I can easily remove the fat that forms on top. If you want to use it the same day, you can skim the fat off the top using a spoon or paper towels.) Taste for seasoning and, if desired, and depending on how you will use the stock, adjust the salt and pepper.
Notes: The stock can be used immediately or packaged in desired portions and frozen for up to six months. Alternately, it may be further reduced as desired to save space in the freezer, which further intensifies the flavor. You can even reduce it until it is very thick and gelatinous, like a demiglace, freeze in ice cube trays, then place in freezer bags to use in sauces. It might seem like you started with a lot and ended up with very little, but the flavor is so concentrated that you do not need many cubes in one recipe. Even if you use the reduction as a stock or broth, add some water, taste for seasoning, and adjust as needed. See the beef broth in the similar and related recipes for a version made with meaty beef or short ribs.


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Red Lorry Yellow Lorry has appointed Farah Jifri as head of media PR.
Jifri will be based in the company's London office and will oversee all the lorries' media industry clients and teams.
Jifri joins the lorries with over 15 years' experience gained as a journalist, PR consultant and analyst in the media, broadcast and telecoms industries. Most recently she spent three years with technology analyst Current Analysis, where she specialised in the European consumer broadband, mobile and broadcast services markets.
Before this, Jifri edited and contributed to broadcast industry trade media such as International Broadcast Engineer, TV Technology Europe, Cable & Satellite International and the IBC Daily News. Her PR background includes agency-side and in-house experience, having worked at Ascent Media, Pebble Beach, Black Magic and Tecnomen.


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REDWOOD CITY — A UPS driver accused of groping two young girls at a San Bruno Target store while wearing a "Rub Me for Luck" T-shirt will spend five years in prison after reaching a plea deal Monday.
Glenn Albrecht, 50, pleaded no contest to felony charges including lewd acts with a child under 14 and possession of child pornography, San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said. The delivery driver will be sentenced for the crime Aug. 14 and must register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
Albrecht was arrested Aug. 26, 2012, after he grabbed the buttocks of a 6-year-old girl after she wandered one aisle away from her parents in the Target store at the Shops at Tanforan, Wagstaffe said. Though he left after the incident, he came back minutes later and was hit by the girl's father after she pointed him out to her parents.
Surveillance tapes showed he similarly groped an 11-year-old girl that same day, after the first incident and before he was arrested, Wagstaffe said. Video evidence of both incidents was turned over to investigators.
Though the second victim did not report the incident, officers subsequently identified her and interviewed her about the groping. With the search warrants served for each incident, police recovered child pornography and a life-size doll of a female child from his home, Wagstaffe said.
Albrecht's attorneys could not immediately be reached for comment.
Albrecht will remain out of custody until he receives his sentence in August, Wagstaffe said. The court granted his request to leave the state before his sentencing.
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Former North Branch hockey goalie Hunter Miska had 21 saves for the U.S. National Under-18 Team that crushed the University of St. Thomas 8-1 in a men's hockey exhibition game Saturday night, Oct. 27 at Saint Thomas Ice Arena in Mendota Heights.
The national team also managed a 2-2 tie Friday night with the University of Minnesota Gophers, which is ranked second in college hockey. Miska's teammate Thatcher Demko made 39 saves versus the mighty Gophers.
Against the Tommies, Miska faced eight shots in the first period, nine in the second and five in the final session. The goal he allowed was during a power play near the end of the second period.
The U.S. National Under-18 Team, part of USA Hockey's National Team Development Program based in Ann Arbor, Mich., plays a 50-plus game schedule that includes the top competition from NCAA Division I and III conferences, opponents from the United States Hockey League and three international competitions.
Next up, the team hosts the Dubuque Fighting Saints on Thursday, Nov. 1 at 7 p.m.


text: By Marilyn DittoeRecord ColumnistLet me just reiterate that everything you read in this column is the unadulterated truth ... today, anyway.OK. So you know if you've read past columns that life at my house can be somewhat of a departure from the norm. Lest you forget, let me enter some keywords to refresh your memory: Mallard in Fireplace, Snake Skin on Beam, Mouse in Soccer Shoe, DEAD Mouse under Pillow. These phenomena are possibly best explained by reminding you that we live in a house converted from a barn with lots of domesticated livestock also in residence cats, dogs, and the occasional, transitory guinea pig, fish, or science-project rat. But lately, due to the family-aging process, our household has transitioned toward the more traditional boarders. Currently, the boys in the hood are exclusively of the dog and cat variety, which suits me just fine. It's hard to nuzzle a Japanese Beta Fish while you're nestled on the couch watching a movie. I like pets that earn their keep. Having them around has to make sense to me. And I'm way past the stage and the illusion of teaching my kids responsibility through pet ownership. I'm not sure what they learned watching me feed, walk, and groom all those critters during their formative years, anyway. Maybe what a sucker I am.But I digress ... for a living, actually. The point is, I consider myself a tough old broad. As for squeamishness, I wear my lack of it as a badge of honor. I've observed and even assisted as my husband has performed surgeries and many other veterinary procedures. I've changed roughly 13,500 diapers, not counting those of non-family members. I've wiped gross numbers of snotty noses. I've even dug through a back alley dumpster for a discarded dental appliance. I've bathed in lakes, drunk from streams, used the great outdoors as my powder room, baited numerous fish hooks, and eaten exotic as well as not widely accepted, auxiliary cuts of domestic meat (not to mention "Whitie" burgers). What's more, I've been kissed by Shamu, which isn't all it's cracked up to be, and on an occasional day I don't even floss. I can be as rough around the edges as midwest, midlife motherhood requires ... under a reasonable range of circumstances.Allow me to define what I consider a reasonable range: It would include nearly anything that occurs naturally in a civilized living situation up to, but not including, the discovery of a bat crawling across my bed pillow.I'll give you time to let that sink in. Time's up. Suffice it to say that my limits were tested and I failed miserably. On second thought, never mind about sufficing it to say that I really NEED to tell you all the disgusting details as part of my recovery. So I had just come home from shopping with Minnie, my youngest, at the mall all afternoon, which is enough to wear out the toughest of old broads. I wandered, unsuspectingly, into my bedroom to my innocent-enough-looking bed, removed the throw pillows and lifted the comforter to pull out my bed pillow. I did this with the intention of lying on top of the bedclothes for what we refer to here as a quick "power nap." But as I placed the pillow atop the comforter just before dropping onto it in a post-mall-shopping-with-teen-ager malaise I spied movement. It was the kind of multi-jointed, webbed-wing, luxurious stretch one might expect of a bat that had just enjoyed a siesta tucked between a fluffy comforter and a cushy pillow on a lazy afternoon. My life passed before my eyes. That happened just before I fled, squealing, to find my husband. It was not my most shining moment. When the going got tough, the tough got jelly joints. Even with a clean pillow case, I was unable to sleep in my bed that night. (My husband, the REAL tough guy in the house, was asleep before his head hit his un-batnapped pillow.) The next day, I removed every piece of bed linen and washed it to within an inch of its life. That night I was able to sleep in my bed, albeit gingerly.And let me tell you not a night has gone by since that I haven't shaken my pillow violently and inspected every inch of my bed before climbing in, which my husband finds very amusing. Too bad. I tell him that he'd be paying room and board at a mental institution for a lesser woman. I remind myself of that, too. It helps me live with the shame.


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Campbell prepares for presidential transition
Posted June 29, 2015
Buies Creek, N.C. — Campbell University President Jerry Wallace will retire Wednesday after 12 years at the helm of the growing school. J. Bradley Creed, a nationally recognized religion historian, will replace him on Thursday.
Creed comes to Campbell from Samford University in Birmingham, Ala., where he was a professor of religion, provost and executive vice president.
A search committee of trustees, faculty, staff and students unanimously recommended Creed to the Board of Trustees in January, at the conclusion of a six-month process.
"Dr. Creed is the embodiment of all we hoped to find in Campbell's next president," Benjamin Thompson, chairman of Campbell's Board of Trustees, said in a statement. "He brings the breadth of vision and depth of experience required to lead Campbell to even greater levels of regional and national prominence. He is a man of strong personal faith and deep integrity. I am confident that Campbell has found the right leader at the right time."
A Jacksonville, Texas, native, Creed received a bachelor's degree in religion from Baylor University and master's and doctoral degrees from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas.
During his time at Samford, he helped launch the College of Health Sciences in 2013, and played a key role in efforts to increase the size, retention and academic quality of the undergraduate student body. He also previously served as dean of The George W. Truett Seminary at Baylor.
Wallace led Campbell to record enrollment and oversaw the opening of the medical school and launch of four other health degree programs.


text: Cape Town - South Africa is currently one of the main countries driving BlackBerry maker RIM's global sales, said Simon Leps, CEO of Fontera Digital Works.He was reacting to Research in Motion's announcement on Thursday that it lost $235m in the past quarter. The better-than-expected results led to a surge in its stock price. Recently CEO Thorsten Heins acknowledged that SA is one of RIM's most loyal markets: "South Africa is a priority one market for us, and we will acknowledge that with the launch of BlackBerry 10."There will be three waves in taking it to global markets, and South Africa and Nigeria are in the top range of Wave 1 launches."Leps said BlackBerry competition in other markets bodes well for South African consumers. This is because as it loses sales and shelf space to iOS, Android and soon Nokia in the US and Europe, RIM will increasingly begin driving sales in countries like South Africa. "This may result in better pricing, services and product offerings for consumers locally, as they aim to safeguard their strong market presence."On BlackBerry's future outlook, Leps said everything still hinges on the BlackBerry 10 (scheduled for launch in the first quarter of 2013). "If they manage to pull a huge rabbit out of the hat early next year, then they may see positive signs of a recovery."However if BlackBerry 10 is a failure, RIM will be finished as a standalone handset manufacturer."Leps is optimistic about BlackBerry 10, saying the sneak peek RIM afforded the press this week revealed interesting functionality, some of which is unique to BlackBerry and not yet available on other platforms."However, these new features may fail to drive the necessary sales and are not as innovative and exciting as the features offered by Samsung, Apple and even Nokia."Leps said it has become apparent that RIM is starting to lag its competitors."Even the mid-level phones from BlackBerry, such as the Curve, are being outclassed by new devices from Nokia and Samsung that are far more advanced and significantly cheaper."This all goes back to innovation - RIM used to have the top developers and product people working for them; those people are now working for other companies."He warned that should RIM continue its poor performance in the long term, it is going to be much harder for the embattled company to attract and retain the best developers and other staff. It will also be more expensive to borrow money, which could impact long-term innovation.'If they don't have the access to affordable debt financing and are not able to offer share options to recruit new and retain current staff, then they are going to continue down the spiral that they're currently in."


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Iowa fell to 4-5 and 2-3.
IU, which trailed 14-0 at one point, remains in contention for a bowl berth and a spot in the Big Ten title game if it wins out by beating Wisconsin, Penn State and Purdue.
Coffman, who started and then was benched for most of the first half, threw for three touchdowns and more than 300 yards. That's a first for an IU quarterback since Ben Chappell did it against Purdue in 2010.
Receivers Kofi Hughes and Cody Latimer both had more than 100 receiving yards. Latimer caught three touchdown passes.
Lightning delayed the kickoff about 75 minutes.
Iowa scored first when James Vandenberg hit Kevonte Martiin-Manley with a 24-yard TD pass for a 7-0 lead midway through the first quarter.
IU quarterback Nate Sudfeld, who took over on the team's second possession, had thrown 65 passes without an interception. His 66th was intercepted by cornerback Christian Kirksey and returned 18 yards for a touchdown. That made it 14-0.
Sudfeld stayed in the game, kept his poise and led IU down the field. The drive ended on Mitch Ewald's 45-yard field goal.
Early in the second quarter the Hoosiers passed on another Ewald field goal on fourth and half a yard on the Iowa 8-yard line. Rather than use the 6-5 Sudfeld on a quarterback sneak, Houston got the ball and was stuffed for a loss of four yards.
The Hoosiers blew another scoring chance on their next possession when Ewald missed a 38-yard field goal attempt.
IU got the ball one more time before halftime, and Wilson went back to Coffman. He passed the Hoosiers to a touchdown, the last 15 yards on a pass to Cody Latimer, for a 14-10 halftime score.
Iowa came out strong to start the third quarter, forcing the Hoosiers to punt and then driving into the red zone. But cornerback Antonio Marshall intercepted an under-thrown pass in the end zone to stop that scoring threat.
Coffman hit Kofi Hughes with a 77-yard pass to set up a 6-yard touchdown pass to Latimer. Iowa responded with an 88-yard TD drive to go ahead 21-17 with 12:17 left.
Isaiah Roundtree's 39-yard kickoff return setup IU at its 39-yard line. Coffman the drove IU down the field before hitting Latimer with the 30-yard game winner.


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A day after announcing a change to its Friends List feature, Facebook has introduced another new feature: the Subscribe Button.
Essentially, the Subscribe Button will allow Facebook users to receive "all", "most", or "only important" updates from other users. What's interesting is the fact that users will be able to subscribe to users who they aren't friends with; sort of negating the need to be friends with anyone in the first place. Of course, users will have the option to not allow people to subscribe to their updates.
Yesterday, Facebook's new Smart List function was seen as a direct bite of Google+'s circle feature. Following that line of thinking, it's easy to see how the Subscribe Button can be seen as an attempt to make Facebook more like Twitter, with subcribing to a user's updates being the direct equivalent to following someone's tweets.
The Subscribe Button will become available to Facebook users within the next "few days", according to Facebook.
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Banana importer Turbana Corp. has launched a promotion at Shaw's retail outlets in New England that offers consumers Xbox 360 prizes and benefits Fuel Up to Play 60, an in-school nutrition and fitness program.
The promotion runs through Sept. 27 at participating stores in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. It features point-of-sale and produce department signage along with radio ads, according to a news release.
Consumers using Shaw's reward cards who buy three qualifying items will automatically be entered into drawings for Xbox 360 with Kinect consoles. The items include a pound of bananas, as well as select dairy products.
Six of the prizes will be given by Coral Gables, Fla.-based Turbana when the promotion ends. So will a donation to Fuel Up to Play 60, a creation of the National Dairy Council and National Football League in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
"We are delighted to be supporting our retailers and their initiative to help their local communities with this campaign," Marion Tabard, marketing director. "We expect to see a significant increase in volume, as well as a real push in schools to educate children on healthy living. Our hope is to eventually provide this kind of support for all of our valued customers."
Turbana also imports plantains and Fyffes Gold pineapples. Offerings include fair trade certified bananas and plantains. It's owned by Fyffes, a European tropical produce importer and distributor; and by Uniban, a co-op of independent banana growers based in Colombia.


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Mourinho: Juan Mata going nowhere
PRAGUE -- Jose Mourinho has attempted to draw a line under speculation linking Juan Mata with a move away from Chelsea, insisting he wants the playmaker to remain at Stamford Bridge.
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Mourinho's reluctance to play Mata in Chelsea's first three games of the season -- he was an unused substitute against Hull and Manchester United, and played just 65 minutes against Aston Villa -- had led to suggestions that the Spain international could be moved on by his boss.
United and Arsenal, whose manager Arsene Wenger said this week that Mata is a player he admires, have been linked with a move for the Blues No. 10. However, Mourinho is adamant the player will be staying put.
"This is now a tendency that everybody speaks and asks about players who don't play," Mourinho told a press conference ahead of Chelsea's UEFA Super Cup clash with Bayern Munich. "He didn't play against Manchester United, that was my option.
"I always have reasons for my options. I feel it is my duty to explain to the players my options, I don't think it's my duty to explain to the media.
"Everything is clear between me and the player, we have no problems. He is a very important player for us. He wants to stay, I want him to stay. So there is no story. We don't only have a lot of players who can play in the position behind the striker. There are a lot of players who can play wide. You go to every big team and there are many options, people competing for positions."
Having already sealed the transfer of Willian earlier this week, Chelsea also confirmed the signing of Samuel Eto'o on Thursday.
The Cameroon star's arrival appears to signal the end of the club's pursuit of Wayne Rooney, with Mourinho suggesting as much.
"On Rooney, we have nothing more to say," Mourinho said. "He's a Manchester United player and there's no more than that."
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