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Jenna, who has signed on for several episodes, will play a sexy Hollywood studio executive. She takes an interest in Jonah Miller — a series regular played by Michael Rady — both professionally and personally.
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- 2006 PhD in Counseling Psychology Tennessee State University, Nashville, USA
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- Moore, K.A., Alexi, N.A., & Argyrides, M. (2016, in press). Psychometric properties of the Center for Epidemiological Studies-Depression Scale (CES-D) – Greek Version. Hellenic Journal of Psychology.
- Argyrides, M., & Sivitanide, M. (2016, in press). Body image, self-esteem, media, disordered eating and actual ideal weight discrepancy: findings in Cyprus. European Journal of Counselling Psychology.
- Argyrides, M., & Kkeli, N. (2015). Validation of the factor structure of the Greek adaptation of the Situational Inventory of Body-Image Dysphoria – Short Form (SIBID-S). Eating and Weight Disorders – Studies on Anorexia, Bulimia and Obesity, 20 (4), 491-496. doi: 10.1007/s40519-015-0194-z
- Argyrides, M., & Downey, J.L. (2015). Development and validation of the People Perspective Questionnaire. North American Journal of Psychology, 17, 233-244.
- Argyrides, M., Kkeli, N., & Kendeou, P. (2014). Validation of the factor structure of the Greek adaptation of the Sociocultural Attitudes Towards Appearance Questionnaire (SATAQ-3). Body Image, 11, 201-205. doi: 10.1016/j.bodyim.2014.02.003
- Argyrides, M. (2013). Ethnic identity, person perception and racism: A decade of changes in Cyprus. Hellenic Journal of Psychology, 10, 78-101.
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More than 60 people were killed when a desert gold mine collapsed in an area of Sudan's Darfur where hundreds died in fighting over the precious commodity in January-February, the district chief said Thursday.
It was not known how many people may still be missing after Monday's accident in Jebel Amir district, more than 200 kilometres (125 miles) northwest of the North Darfur state capital El Fasher.
"The number of people who died is more than 60," Haroun al-Hassan, local commissioner for Jebel Amir, said on Thursday, adding that rescue operations at the unofficial mine were still taking place.
"I cannot give exact figures because no one got precise numbers of how many people were going inside the tunnel," which descends 40 metres (yards), he said.
Rescuers were using hand tools to try to reach the victims, he said, without specifying whether anyone might still be alive.
"We cannot use machines because if they came near, the ground will collapse. People are using traditional tools and because of this, the rescue is very slow," Hassan said, unable to give more details.
"I myself saw this land collapse. It started from Monday evening but the main collapse happened on Tuesday," said a miner who works in a different part of the area.
He said it is located in the hill or "jebel" which gives the area its name.
The miner, who asked to remain anonymous, confirmed that it would be difficult to know how many men were buried.
"Nobody takes the names of those who go inside. Only their colleagues or their relatives know where they are," he said.
A resident of El Sireaf, the main town in the surrounding region, said he visited the remote site of the accident.
"The problem is that those small mines are so close together and if one of them falls it will affect the others. That is what happened in this mine. All the neighbouring mines collapsed," he said, also declining to be named.
Residents and members of the security forces were using hand tools to dig out the victims, he added.
Sudan is trying to boost exports of gold and other non-petroleum products after the separation of South Sudan two years ago left Khartoum without three-quarters of its crude oil production.
Inflation has soared above 40 percent and the currency has plunged in value because Sudan lost most of its international payments capacity and half its fiscal revenues.
Sudan's Mining Minister Kamal Abdel Latif said traditional land-based mining produced 41 tonnes of gold worth $2.5 billion to November last year, with another 50 tonnes targeted for this year.
In 2011, the government estimated there were more than 200,000 unlicenced artisanal gold producers, generating most of the country's output of the metal.
The country's central bank has entered the market, trying to buy from the small producers.
A minority of Sudan's gold production comes from official mines.
Seven weeks of clashes between two Arab tribes in Jebel Amir in January-February killed more than 500 members of the Beni Hussein tribal group, a Benni Hussein member of parliament for the area said earlier.
The violence uprooted an estimated 100,000 people.
The fighting between the Beni Hussein and Rezeigat erupted when a leader of the latter tribe who ho is a border guard officer apparently laid claim to a gold-rich area inside Beni Hussein territory, Amnesty International said.
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August 30, 2004. Beaverton, Oregon: e-on software, the world leader in nature simulation software, presents a preview video of the fifth iteration of Vue Esprit, its award winning scenery rendering and animation software for casual and advanced digital artists.
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On Monday, the cabinet of Bangladesh approved the draft Border Guards Bangladesh Act 2010 which sets death as the maximum penalty for mutiny. As per the cabinet approval the force will be renamed as Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB). A six-member high-powered committee was formed at the meeting for in-depth scrutiny of the proposed law before its final approval.
Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh chaired the cabinet meeting. She directed the authorities concerned to enact a deterrent that stops killings like the mass killing that took place in Pilkhana in which over 70 people were killed including 57 army officers deputed to the border force on the 25th and 26th of February in 2009. She hopes that this is the last violent incident of this kind that the country will see.


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CANBERRA, Australia — Unidentified material that washed ashore in southwestern Australia and is being examined for any link to the lost Malaysian plane is unlikely to have come from the jet, an official said Wednesday.
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau was scrutinizing photos of the object that washed ashore 10 kilometers (6 miles) east of Augusta in Western Australia state. But Martin Dolan, chief commissioner of the safety bureau, said an initial analysis of the material — which appeared to be sheet metal with rivets — suggested it was not from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
"We do not consider this likely to be of use to our search for MH370," Dolan told the Associated Press. "At this stage, we are not getting excited."
Dolan said the analysis of the material would likely be completed overnight and a formal statement issued today. Augusta is near Australia's southwestern tip, about 310 kilometers (190 miles) from Perth, where the search has been headquartered.
Meanwhile, Australia's prime minister said Wednesday failure to find any clue in the most likely crash site of the lost jet would not spell the end of the search.
Officials plan soon to bring in more powerful sonar equipment that can delve deeper beneath the Indian Ocean.
The search coordination center said a robotic submarine, the U.S. Navy's Bluefin 21, had scanned more than 80 percent of the 310-square kilometer (120-square mile) seabed search zone off the Australian west coast, creating a three-dimensional sonar map of the ocean floor. Nothing of interest had been found.
The 4.5-kilometer (2.8-mile) deep search area is a circle 20 kilometers (12 miles) wide around an area where sonar equipment picked up a signal on April 8 consistent with a plane's black boxes. But the batteries powering those signals are now believed dead.
Defense Minister David Johnston said Australia was consulting with Malaysia, China and the United States on the next phase of the search for the plane, which disappeared March 8. Details on the next phase are likely to be announced next week.
Johnston said more powerful towed side-scan commercial sonar equipment would probably be deployed, similar to the remote-controlled subs that found RMS Titanic 3,800 meters (12,500 feet) under the Atlantic Ocean in 1985 and the Australian WWII wreck HMAS Sydney in the Indian Ocean off the Australian coast, north of the current search area, in 2008.
"The next phase, I think, is that we step up with potentially a more powerful, more capable side-scan sonar to do deeper water," Johnston told the AP.
While the Bluefin had less than one-fifth of the seabed search area to complete, Johnston estimated that task would take another two weeks.
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said the airliner's probable impact zone was 700 kilometers (430 miles) long and 80 kilometers (50 miles) wide. A new search strategy would be adopted if nothing is found in the current seabed search zone.
"If at the end of that period we find nothing, we are not going to abandon the search, we may well rethink the search, but we will not rest until we have done everything we can to solve this mystery," Abbott told reporters.
"We owe it to the families of the 239 people on board, we owe it to the hundreds of millions — indeed billions — of people who travel by air to try to get to the bottom of this. The only way we can get to the bottom of this is to keep searching the probable impact zone until we find something or until we have searched it as thoroughly as human ingenuity allows at this time," he said.
The focus of the next search phase will be decided by continuing analysis of information including flight data and sound detections of the suspected beacons, Johnston said.
"A lot of this seabed has not even been hydrographically surveyed before — some of it has — but we're flying blind," he said, adding that the seabed in the vicinity of the search was up to 7 kilometers (4 miles) deep.
The search center said an air search involving 10 planes was suspended for a second day because of heavy seas and poor visibility.
But 12 ships would join Wednesday's search of an expanse covering 38,000 square kilometers (14,500 square miles), centered 1,600 kilometers (1,000 miles) northwest of Perth.
Radar and satellite data show the jet veered far off course on March 8 for unknown reasons during its flight from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to Beijing. An analysis indicates it would have run out of fuel in the remote section of ocean where the search has been focused. Not one piece of confirmed debris has been found since the massive multinational hunt began.
Associated Press writer Kristen Gelineau in Sydney contributed to this report.
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Barbara was not suggesting free tapas and wine .....just suggesting that the airport could be put to multi usage and not to be looked like a bus stop but a spot to meet .
Bond Hilary...would Timothy Dalton be suitable.
Thank you Andrew for admitting that something works apart from Le boncoin.
I must admit i'm a bit shocked to read this.......especially as it has had money spent on it not so long ago....Perhaps things will improve in terms of traffic when the exchange rate with the pound, returns to the levels that we had in 2007....
I'm sure it could deal with more capacity from the budget airlines.....when I have flown via Bergerac, it seems to be just Ryanair and (Flybe ?)...and Ryanair just offers 2 departure times each day.....
I don't know whether there are rules governing further flights in or out of Bergerac, but if there are they need to be looked at... I can't believe that it can't be made more profitable..
Looking at travelling from London area, I think it would be great if some of the traffic from the London City airport that run flights to Brive, could be diverted to Bergerac.....which is close to larger centres like Bordeaux...where do business people who end up in Brive go to ?
What else could it offer ? What about a good airport hotel & restaurant complex(with creche, swimming pool, healthclub & a few shops)/ business conference centre, with hot seating IT facilities....?
I have used Bordeaux also to go back to the UK as well, but that I found to be really unpleasant experience.....terrible booking in and security facilities ( one had to heave baggage around the perimeter of a huge room from one table to the next (not mechanised at all) and baggage including my nice, new, unscratched, laptop, manhandled and bashed about by staff.Really, badly, over -crowded, with pedantic staff member, who insisted that my on-board travel bag was too big (one that I had used from Bergerac with no trouble) and who wanted to force it (containing aforementioned lap-top), into the metal size guide!
On top of that if one gets the train to Bordeaux, you still have to get a cab/ bus to the airport, which is more hassle and not particularly cheap.
I think Barabara's idea of free tapas & a glass of wine would be a winner, if it was combined with some really good advertising...featuring somebody well known (Bond ?)...humor...and a calm voice-over, drawing attention to the facilities and easy, hassle free experience, great transport links......
Barbara, you seem to be refusing the hard facts put in front of you. Nobody's saying nothing works in France, I run a successful 100% French business, have recently taken someone on full time on a CDI. Things do work here but you need to be realistic. No small cafe/bar/shop would ever generate enough to survive in a small airport, let alone produce over a million to keep the airport afloat. Not being negative, just realistic - better that way, it avoids ruin and big, big problems later on! ;-)
The tobac shop " idea" was not serious.
I am disappointed to hear constantly from so many people here that
nothing works.....and yet I see and hear different.
France is being painted as a disaster and it is not!
To arrive at the airport a half an hour before time could be
pleasant ;a glass of wine, a tapas of something tasty could bring a crowd
to the airport. What else...well maybe bike hire, tea shop selling speciality cake...
maybe English cakes baked by decent bakers....tea for sale....speciality,
There is no way we should give up.
We have a Dutch pilot friend who sometimes visits. He does not and has never flown with or for Ryanair but is with Transavia, however has never flown the Bergerac route. He gets free flights so that he can visit his sister in Agen, so he sometimes stops off for a coffee on the way there. His view is that Bergerac airport is too small to develop so it can never really expand and meet the ambitions of the department. He commented on the pile of money thrown at it as a tourist pull but not an important work like improving air traffic controls which he thinks are OK but will not serve the new generation of planes well. I am not at all technical and have no idea what he means beyond repeating what he says.
He mainly flies the Rotterdam to Faro route and said that that airport is limited despite being bigger and with expansion possibilities, in fact he said that a new runway has been planned there. It has five and a half million passengers a year, therefore it has the income and regional investment would help, especially with air freight traffic increased. Bergerac has no apparent runway development possibilities and Bordeaux already has a good freight capacity so there is little chance. In fact, he once said that Bordeaux should have a decent link bus service between there and Perigueux via Bergerac, plus a better rail link and a few more trains, which given the generally better flights and facilities would pay off.
It is only a pilot's opinion, but perhaps he has some good ideas being in the business or knows what we don't know and is not saying. He did at one stage nearly let slip saying something about if he ever had to rely on Nantes or Paris to get here, but stopped short of saying anything else. Perhaps there is more than meets the eye and Barbara has picked on that.
"There are more than 2 flights a day!" Not today there wasn't.
I think this explains the predicament of Bergerac airport. Caught between the wishes of the Chamber of Commerce and the rules against cross subsidies between the state and enterprise imposed by EU regulation. The whole thing confused by the possible changes to départements and the joining of départements into a new region. Essentiallly it wouldn't matter what one doe's regarding the services at Bergerac. You might have a very nice restaurant, better facilities in the departure loungea duty free shop. Whatever Bergerac is basically a bus stop. A very convenient bus stop and for Ryanair perhaps a profit centre.I doubt they would be in Bergerac otherwise especially as I believe they get a subsidy for "marketing " reasons from the various local governments/organisatons. Allowing the bus stop analogy the airport is doing OK. The sort of scuttlebut that Barbara reports certainly does'n't do the airport any favours.In my experience any airport is something to be endured rather than enjoyed although I do remember as a child of the Fifties London Heathrow was a tourist attraction.
keep an eye on the local presse, listen to local radio - a couple of examples here and here although they date to last autumn. looks like it's losing money hand over fist - as I've already said, these small airports can only survive on subsides, once the département or région is no longer willing to pay, that could be the end of the airport... :-(
not a tabac - there are rules and regulations which prevent that plus it'd never survive the winter period. There were two arrivals and two departures today all within a 3 hour slot - that way the douanes and other staff only need to be there/airport only needs to be open for about 5 hours - I can't see anyone making a living out of that, pure economics :-(
There are more than 2 flights a day!
It could end up being a busy bar.....maybe a tobac shop too.
exactly, and most of these small regional airports are a non-starter, they only work because the cci funds them and pays ryanair to fly there...! :-O
"A bar would be brilliant income for the airport finances" not if it is relying on a couple of Ryanair flights a day!
I agree. It seems that there is a fear of progress.
A bar would be brilliant income for the airport finances.
But the café could improve.
Why would it be so bad to make a little garden or patio area
so that people get there a little earlier and relax.
The shop could be better.
Some piped music... not too loud.
Perhaps a bike rental place or an immobilier.
Little area for business people....small office size and they
can pay to go in to make faxes/ and in general have a place to
take care of half an hours business.
I believe it is under new management .....
oh dear.
local conversation.
They have spent some money yes....but it needs some oxygen.
They have only just finished spending a shedload of money on it...
Where did you see this info Barbara?
Airport Bergerac doing ok folks......In spite of every ounce of doom and gloom.
Just used it for a weekend trip, lovely friendly staff. Very wasted opportunity in the departures lounge - what an opportunity for tourists to buy some wine or pates to take back to the UK once they've passed through security and the liquid/plastic bag check. A small concession in that departures lounge could make them some good money as there's nothing else, apart from vending machines, to spend money on.


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A 35-year-old man fled after he was caught raping a woman almost three times his age in Embu West district in Kenya.
The elderly woman was reportedly ambushed by a man in her mud-walled house last weekend and sexually harassed by a sex starved pervert. The elderly woman is 100-years-old.
According to the woman's grand-daughter, the man came looking for her brother, but was told the person he was looking for was not around and was ushered outside the compound.
However at the wee hours of the night, the family heard commotions in the elderly woman's house which is just adjacent to the main house. When they went there, they found a man punding on their granny. They hit the pervert with a panga before the man took of into the darkness. The matter has been reported to the police.
Embu Deputy Police Boss confirmed the incident and said they are relying on the description given by the grand-daughter to search for the criminal.
Cases of rape have been on the rise in the country in the recent past.
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I to suffer from many health issues. I have bipolar, PTSD, mood disorder, anxiety, sleep disorder, sleep apnea, narcolepsy, restless legs, fibromyalgia, arthritis, asthma, chronic anemia and B12 dificiency. (I think that covers everything)
I am taking Wellbutrin, Geodon, Cymbalta (just quit),Buspar & Trazadone, for anxiety, bipolar depression, PTSD, & mood disorder. I took Klonopin for over 12 years. I first started taking it for restless legs (Requip was not around then) and later continued taking it for anxiety. I take Salsalate for fibro & arthritis. I take Adderall for narcolepsy, Requip for restless legs. And other assorted meds for the other conditions. I have taken so many different meds for depression that I'm running out of options for RX treatment.
Lately I seem to have some side effect that causes me to have to change to another new med. First I couldn't urinate, then I couldn't quit urinating. I broke out in a rash over my entire body from Lexapro. I got weird sores in my mouth from Lamictal. I had seizures from taking so many meds. I just quit Cymbalta because it was raising my pulse to over 100 bpm and my blood pressure went way up. And so on.....
Just a little background - I used to be morbidly obese at 240lbs and 5'2". I had gastric bypass surgery in 2002 and lost 122lbs. Before I had the surgery, at an information meeting, the Doctor mentioned that approx 33% of patients will subsequently develop an addiction to alcohol. He said that it was due in part to the change in the way your body metabolizes alcohol and in part because people that have the surgery have an addictive personality, hence the addiction to food & obesity. It is common to trade one addiction for another.
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I have absolutely no memory of the event. I don't remember walking home. I don't remember the ambulance ride or any of the time in the emergency room. I don't remember being stitched up or having a cast put on my arm. My husband had to tell me about
the accident the next morning. My injuries resulted in two surgery's to repair my wrist & elbow and also to re-attach the triceps muscle. I developed a serious and often fatal complication of an infection. It took months to get it under control and required yet another hospitalization. I had to have caps on my front teeth. It cost me a big, pile of money. Sadly, that was not the first time I injured myself while I was drunk and blacked out. It also cost me my marriage. My husband was so angry with me that he decided that after 20 years together, he wanted a divorce.
I finally came to the realization that I needed help and I went for inpatient treatment. It has now been over 18 months since I last drank. While I was in treatment, I was taken off the Klonopin. The doctors said that it is a very addicting drug and can trigger relapse for alcoholics. The process of withdrawal from Klonopin takes over 3 weeks. You have to be weaned off the drug very slowly. I was very closely monitored and was put on physical restrictions from exercising or any participating in any activities that were even mildly strenuous because the fact that there is a high possibility of having seizures during withdrawal.
It was an extremely unpleasant, horrible withdrawal and I would never want to experience that again!
I was told by my doctor that while taking Klonopin, I should not drink at all. Of course, I ignored that advice and suffered the consequences of that decision. I was also told that it is very addicting and stays in your system for a very long time - weeks. That is why it takes so long to withdraw from. It is a controlled substance and is often abused or missused.
Since I have alcoholism, my doctor wont give me any medication that is addicting or any med that people tend to like to abuse. (even though I never abused drugs) If you have teens or anyone around that has an addiction to drugs, Klonopin is a drug that users like to take. You should be careful not to leave it where others can get it. Almost all of the young people in treatment (20's to 30's) were addicted to drugs rather than alcohol. Most said they started by raiding the medicine cabinets in their own home. Klonopin was a drug that they especially like because it it helps them when they are coming down off of other drugs like coke or meth.
Since I quit taking it, I have yet to find any medication that gives me even a smidgen of relief for anxiety. I am really struggling. My anxiety is so high I can hardly stand it sometimes. I don't think that Buspar is helping me at all. I attend AA meetings and decided to try out a new place. I was so panicked and anxious that I was shaking so much I could hardly drink a cup of coffee. I had to tell them that I was having an anxiety attack because I didn't want them to think that I was high or drunk.
I must admit that I wish I could still take the Klonopin because it at least gave me some relief. Does anyone have any suggestions for meds to treat anxiety that are non-addictive that I could take?? (actually helping would be a plus)
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Looks like you're dealing with a lot and of course any change in medication especially with all the different things you're taking could cause interactions so one thing that might help with one issue might not be the best when combined with other things. I think it goes without saying that any changes should be made in consultation with a professional.
Some of the benzos do have the potential for addiction and withdrawal difficulties. Usually they are replaced with something else like an antidepressant. Wellbutrin (which I have had personal experience with) can be used for depression, but is not usually used for anxiety and/or panic. SSRIs like Zoloft and Paxil tend to be more flexible in their uses. I don't know the website, but there's a chart that lists all the usually prescribed psychotropic drugs and what they're FDA approved to treat (panic disorder, generalized anxiety, depression, OCD, etc.). You might want to search for it.
You may want to also consider holistic approaches and therapy. Both can be helpful without the risk of addiction. Some people have found magnesium, vitamin B supplements, and certain herbs to help; and if you find a holistic practitioner I'm sure they can offer some other recommendations. Good luck!
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England coach Stuart Lancaster has hailed Owen Farrell as a rare talent and insisted his selection at fly-half to face Wales on Saturday was no gamble.
Lancaster knew the day he was appointed as interim head coach that Farrell would be in his team and it was only a matter of time before the 20-year-old was thrust into action at fly-half. The opportunity has now come earlier than expected due to an injury to Charlie Hodgson.
"It is a great testament to him as a person, his game understanding, his core skills and his temperament that he is able to do it," Lancaster said of Farrell. "No-one is concerned in the slightest. As a management, we know he is a quality player and a grounded person. It's a great opportunity for him and I'm sure he'll be excited by it."
Farrell's temperament and relentless pursuit of excellence has already seen him compared with Jonny Wilkinson by ex-England flanker Richard Hill and former Wales fly-half Neil Jenkins.
Lancaster was wary of echoing those thoughts, preferring to let Farrell carve his own niche in the England number 10 jersey.
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I truly do love working on this blog but sometimes creating and writing new recipes to post to the blog five days a week can be a little draining on the creativity department. Sometimes I sit down to write my weekly menu and the paper remains blank for quite some time. During times like this, I turn to family, friends and in the case of this fried rice, you all to give me some inspiration. You see back when I posted my recipe for Andouille and Shrimp Fried Rice a reader suggested that I try kimchi fried rice with a fried egg on top. Well, now is my chance to say thank you, because man on man was it good.
I personally have not had much experience with kimchi. Just in case you haven't either, it is a popular Korean dish of fermented vegetables with seasonings. Most commonly the vegetable is cabbage and it is usually a little on the spicy side. While it sounds like it might be a more exotic ingredient, I was able to find some at my local super market with no problem. It was in the refrigerated produce section. They had a spicy and a mild version, because I like heat I went with the spicy but you could always opt for the mild version to keep the spice down.
Note: This, like most fried rice, is best made with cold day old rice.
In a large skillet, heat peanut and sesame oil over medium-high heat. Add pork and 1 teaspoon soy sauce, cook 3-4 minutes. Mix in garlic, green onions (reserving a few for garnish), sambal oelek (if using) and kimchi. Cook 5 minutes. Stir in rice and remaining soy sauce, mix well. If mixture seems too dry add a little (a teaspoon or two) of the juice from the kim chi jar. Reduce heat to low and cover to keep warm.
Meanwhile, melt butter in a separate skillet over medium heat. Once butter has melted carefully crack eggs into the pan and cook 3 - 4 minutes or until egg white is cooked and yolk is set. Season with salt and pepper if desired.
Divide the rice into servings, place one egg on top of each serving. Garnish with green onions. Serve.


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Hi there! Welcome to my blog. Other than photography, writing has always been a passion of mine. I regularly keep a journal, I'm known for my extra long emails, and yes, I even wrote a dissertation. So, as Kristine Pringle Photography began to grow, it seemed only natural to retire the paper journal and begin this online adventure. I will use this site for posting pictures and stories from weddings and other photo shoots, and also for sharing personal pictures of the people and places I love. To my super cool clients, I am truly honored that you chose me to capture your memories. I hope that you enjoy the sneak peek of your photos. To my prospective clients, hopefully this will give you a little taste of what it's like to work with me, and the kind of images you can expect. Thanks for stopping by! ~Kristine **PS - to view exclusively weddings, engagement sessions, or lifestyle photography, use the "categories" link above.
I first met Amelia while photographing one of her friend's weddings in 2008, and I was thrilled when she tracked me down to photograph her summer wedding in Lancaster, PA! Amelia and Dana thought of everything. Their wedding day was just magical -- I mean, there were even giant hot pink balloons! Need I say more? Here is the story of their day, as told through my lens. Enjoy!
I entered the bridal chamber...
And found Amelia getting her makeup done.
I knew it was gonna be a good day when I saw these babies!
And her gorgeous dress.
Amelia's Dad...
Seeing his little girl for the first time.
What a moment.
I adore this family!
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I found some really cute kids.
And Dana. How romantic!
He couldn't wait to see his bride!
But first, we did some casual shots of the guys.
Mostly, they were just excited about their socks.
Haha! They were having a good time...
But the ladies took the cake with these balloons.
Just awesome!
A few of the stunning bride.
Her beautiful broach bouquet...
And a very special locket.
Drumore Estate is just lovely!
Ceremony time.
Here comes the bride!
Next it was time for portraits...family first.
Then the wedding party...
And it's onto the reception...
A few details...
And food. Delish!
The new Mr. and Mrs.
And their first dance.
Amelia's sister Jana. Her toast made everyone cry.
Dana's brother. His toast made everyone cry -- from laughing so hard. :)
They really did think of everything.
A little cake.
And then some parent dances.
Later there was a little surprise for Dana.
A choreographed song & dance routine by Amelia and friends.
There was a photo booth...
Then it was just time to dance.
The last song of the night...
Everyone cheered...
And then sent the newly married couple off under an arch of sparklers.
Amelia & Dana, thank you for asking me to be a part of your wedding! It was perfection, and I know your life together will be just the same. Congratulations! With love and appreciation ~Kris


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New York, NY (PressExposure) September 03, 2014 -- Professional Grammy Member and accredited singer/songwriter Devlin Miles has joined forces with Berkley Music graduate Rick Mauran on drums and UMASS Amherst Post-graduate Ben Falkoff on lead guitar to create a new musical alliance Sweet Little Bloodhound. You will hear strong influences of classic rock mixed with a little Southern flavah and a hint of funk. Devlin Miles' first release "Autumn's Fires" in 2010 received great reviews and consistently placed in on-line Top 40 charts, winning Subway Fresh Regional Artist competition. Miles states, that "after my first release I really honed in on the songwriting even more- I recognized what connected with people and I really worked at making my inspirations more universal and applicable in many different scenarios." On this album you can expect to hear soaring melody lines that vocally push the envelope for Miles and great signature licks by Ben Falkoff and unmistakable rhythm patterns by Rick Mauran. Together they have created a sound that could be called Soulful Rock.
Their first single "Don't Take This Personal" kicks off the album and immediately gets you in the mood for fun. All women and lovers of superheroes will love the second tune on the album- "Superhero Female" that encourages women to, "shatter all glass ceilings". Miles voice is unmistakable as the band covers "Gold Dust Woman" by Fleetwood Mac with a James Bond feel and "Sweet Dreams" by the Eurhythmics with a surprisingly relaxed reggae feel. Early previews of the album self titled - Sweet Little Bloodhound have been quite favorable. This unsigned indie band based in the Northeast is one in thousands of releases that will be released October 7th, but Sweet Little Bloodhound is THE one in a thousand that you need to hear. The title track "Sweet Little Bloodhound" will have you on the hunt for more tracks and have you waiting at their door for another release. The full album of 15 songs is available now for pre-sale with full download on October 7th on iTunes.


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As a young boy, I lived in an area where I was surrounded by veterans of World War II. At the time, I got to hear their "war stories." Sometimes, they reminded me of the old B-movies with the John Wayne-like hero charging onto the beaches.
Navy Cmdr. "Happy" Blake would recall his story of diving off the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Lexington into shark-infested waters at the Battle of the Coral Sea. He'd laugh and say, he was rescued only to be sunk again less than a month later at the Battle of Midway when the aircraft carrier, USS Yorktown, rolled over and slipped into the Pacific.
Army Sgt. Adam Anselm, a boisterous man as I recall, was with the First Infantry Division when it got hung up on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, June 6, 1944. I remember he was filled with such bravado about his Army experience, I thought he had won the war all by himself.
Army Sgt. Oscar Romero, in his raspy voice, would just say, "I was there."
Navy Cmdr. John Morton saw men die with their ships while on escort duty on various destroyers doing convoy duty across the Atlantic. A destroyer he was on gave close-in gunnery support on D-Day to the G.I.s invading France. His war stories were darker, as he described how burning oil and fuel consumed every man floating in the water when their ship was struck by German torpedoes.
Years later, prior to the 50th anniversary of the D-Day invasion, I would return to these and other men to write their stories I was doing about the invasion. Romero opened up about his ordeal on the third wave into Utah Beach of Normandy and crawling into his foxhole with his Rosary. Anselm's bravado was gone. He turned me down at the last minute for an interview. A family member said he couldn't talk about it. Sgt. Nicholas Baca, a small New Mexican scout with the 2nd Rangers, climbed up Pointe du Hoc, and later survived the Malmedy Massacre at the Battle of the Bulge. Lt. Herman Martinez crashed his glider behind enemy lines with the 82nd Airborne. He would freeze in a watery ditch nearly shattering his teeth as he watched Nazi SS troops execute his comrades at Graignes, France.
And there were others who I knew as a child, but now as a man realized something was different about them.
I always wondered why there was a difference between the World War II veteran and their sons who fought in Vietnam. The older veterans appeared more stoic, I thought. The younger ones – well, always blaming Agent Orange or PTSD – or some other crap.
How wrong I was. How little did the public know in the '50s and '60s the effects from Agent Orange and Post Traumatic Stress are very real – and linger into the next generation.
Certainly, this was the case when I recently read Carol Schultz Vento's book "The Hidden Legacy of World War II."Vento's father, Arthur "Dutch" Schultz was portrayed by Richard Beymer in the 1962 epic film "The Longest Day" (inspired by Cornelius Ryan's book of the same name) as the lost, confused paratrooper who couldn't find his unit while the war was being fought around him.
Expecting another tribute by a child of a World War II father, "Hidden Legacy" shatters the war hero stereotype by placing the soldier on the frontlines of family life and dealing with post traumatic stress in postwar America.
The movie's depiction of lost paratrooper Pvt. Schultz, dangling from a tree behind enemy lines on D-Day, will always live in my child memory. But Vento's book now completes the more important story as she writes about her father dangling onto life after the war.
Vento's journey into her father's war years and postwar life spiraling out of control from alcohol and violence, is a story that will resonate with many baby boomers. Vento's love for her father fills the pages, but now as an adult, she courageously strips away the stereotypical view of the World War II hero and opens the mental and emotional wounds suffered by the veterans because of long periods of intense combat exposure.
The well-researched book includes vignettes of other World War II veterans, including Medal of Honor recipients whose personal wars were just beginning after victory was declared on the battlefield. The stories of Marine pilot ace Pappy Boyington, Medal of Honor recipient Audie Murphy and others leaves a very different imprint than the ones we saw on the silver screen about the Greatest Generation G.I.
Vento uses her skills as a former political science professor and attorney to put a professional and critical eye on the after-effects of exposure to combat. It behooves anyone who has seen combat in these past 10 years of war – and their families — to read this book and see if there is a glimmer of the same struggles they may be dealing with.
"Hidden Legacy" is relevant today, not only on how it connects the dots for baby boomers and their WW II veteran fathers, but also, because so many problems our 21st century warriors face today are there to see. It's a different war, but same effects. The reader will find themselves either overwhelmed by this book's modern message or fighting to resist it and deny its truth. Either way, Vento's "Hidden Legacy" is the other bookend to Cornelius Ryan's "The Longest Day."
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Jenny McCarthy treats son's classmates to trip to New York
Model/actress Jenny Mccarthy helped to surprise her son's classmates this weekend (12-13Apr14) by treating them to an all-expenses paid trip to New York. Evan currently attends school in Chicago, Illinois while the TV personality films U.S. morning show The View in New York, and she decided to fly 30 of his classmates in to the Big Apple to take in some activities in the city, including a trip to Broadway.
She even recruited her boyfriend, New Kids On The Block singer and actor Donnie Wahlberg, to join the kids as they played tourists. She says, "I got a hotel with a pool… (We went) to the Statue of Liberty, which was so amazing to see their smiling little faces. (Then we went) to Jekyll & Hyde, my favourite haunted restaurant. "FAO Schwarz (famous toy store) did a private tour in the morning, it was fantastic… (Then) we brought them to The Lion King (musical) and they got to go backstage and meet everyone."


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Daneking has won over today's trip and has also been placed in heavy going at Haydock so may well finish ahead of handicap debutant Strident Force as they both make their seasonal debuts. SAMBA KING already has a run under his belt when making all at Yarmouth recently beating stablemate and favourite Zaeem. The Godolphin gelding ploughed through the mud for third place at Haydock last season and there should be more to come from him. Open Water and Clare Island Boy are closely matched on collateral form though the latter has a fitness advantage with a recent third at Newmarket while the ground may not be a hindrance to the Monsun fillies Oojooba and Arch Of Colours but it remains to be seen if either is good enough.
Clare Island Boy (IRE) 17-2 (8-13) Prominent, led 3f out, ridden and headed inside final furlong, keeping on one pace when hampered near finish, 3rd of 8, 2 1/4l behind Main Sequence (9-6) at Newmarket 1m 2f 3yo hcp 0-95 (3) gs.
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Arch Of Colours 5-1 (8-5) Set steady pace, shaken up over 1f out, forged clear inside final furlong, won at Wolverhampton 1m 1f mdn fll (5) pol in Jan beating Zenarinda (9-13) by 3 1/2l, 5 ran.
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To each new body God sends quite a definite soul. Its destiny exists as an opportunity determined by the characteristics of this soul and its actions in its past lives.
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When, if not right now, should you decide to start transforming yourself? When on the sky of your life the sunset comes close, you may not have enough time to do that which is most important!
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The judgment of the soul is the examination of its life by God Who weighs on the scales of Justice all its good and evil acts. Thus the summary of the life of the soul on the Earth is obtained.
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No, not at all. The idea is to get some perspective on what a calorie means in terms of what it will take to burn it off so that maybe -- just maybe -- you'll be able to have fun and eat responsibly.
One Genoa salami slice on a cracker with cheese = Wrapping presents for 55 minutes
Those tiny little slices may seem harmless, but take a closer look. See those little white flecks, the ones that take up a good 25 to 50 percent of the slice? Those are little bits of calorie-laden lard. So, if you plan to go to town on the salami appetizers, I hope you've also gone to town on your present buying.
Fit tip: If you have a salami weakness, at least make sure to skip its best friends -- the crackers and Cheddar cheese. One cracker adds 16 calories, and just a half-ounce of Cheddar tacks on another 55. So if you really want the salami, enjoy it by itself.
Two Christmas cookies = Shoveling snow for 27 minutes
Holiday cookies vary in size and shape, but what with the butter or shortening, sugar, frosting and sprinkles, expect the calories for a typical sugar cookie to be in the range of 50 to 120. And a gingerbread cookie, also made with butter or shortening with the addition of molasses, can be even worse at up to 190 calories.
That may not sound so bad, but be honest with yourself -- can you really stop at just one? We're talking almost a half hour of nonstop, hard-core snow shoveling for just two cookies. So check out the snowdrifts in your driveway before you grab that second cookie.
Fit tip: Don't keep cookies in a dish or bowl where you can see them, especially while you're talking on the phone or sitting in front of the television. Instead, store them in an airtight container on a very high shelf.
One slice of fruitcake = Building a snowman for 80 minutes
At 325 calories for a 3.5-ounce slice, traditional fruitcake, made with walnuts, cherries, raisins, pineapple and molasses and spiced with cinnamon and cloves, will add up to a long stretch of snowman building -- 80 minutes to be exact. At that rate, you may have to borrow snow from your neighbor to use up the last few calories.
Fit tip: According to the Wall Street Journal, fruitcake bakers believe the serving size should be only 1.5 ounces, or about 160 calories. And maybe they have a point. The redeeming quality of fruitcake is that it's incredibly dense -- so dense, in fact, that you probably don't need a 3.5-ounce serving to feel satisfied.
Four bite-size mini pizzas (3.1 ounces) = Waiting to see Santa with three rambunctious kids (mild calisthenics) for 40 minutes Those little pizzas with lots of cheese (and sometimes pepperoni) disappear so fast it seems they were never there, but your waistline knows the truth. And even chasing your kids around the mall won't burn enough calories to keep you trim.
Fit tip: Make 'em yourself. Toast pita bread with a sprinkle of Parmesan or part-skim mozzarella and some low-calorie tomato sauce. Then throw on veggies and enjoy a low-cal, easy-to-make snack.
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So I live in the middle of an army of these things. I would like to know what they are, but comparing pics I found on the net seems frustrating and futile, and having 2 young kids I thought it might be prudent to find out how much of a punch a bite from one might pack. So anyone recognize my guy here? Keep in mind Im in central Virginia, and that there are lots of these. I say this because the closest match I can find is the Brown Recluse, but Im about 200 mi outside the region where I think they should be found.
So whadya think....friend or foe?
edit: oh yeah...whole thing (with legs) is just a little bigger than the size of a quarter.
Foe. That looks very close to a Recluse. Better safe than sorry.
Might be one of a variety of Giant House Spiders. Hobo Spiders and Brown Recluse Spiders are often almost indistinguishable from them. There are some good articles on identifying them scattered about the internet, though you need a microscope and a thorough knowledge of spider anatomy to be 100% sure.
I thought Brown Recluses had some kind white identifying mark on them. The Hobo spiders do not, but I didn't think they were in VA (I thought they were mostly out in the far West).
That is what the eyes look like on a brown recluse. I doubt it's a brown recluse because they don't go all the way to where you're at.
But it's better safe than sorry. Get an exterminator that would know and have him get rid of them.
**Edit- On looking at it a second time, that is definately not a brown recluse. It does not have the fiddle shaped marking on the abdomen.
Description courtesy of U.K.'s entomology department.
Though variable in size, adult brown recluse spiders with legs extended are about the size of a U.S. quarter. Coloration ranges from tan to dark brown, and the abdomen and legs are uniformly colored with no stripes, bands or mottling. The legs are long and thin and lack conspicuous spines. For laypersons, the most distinguishing feature of a brown recluse is a dark violin-shaped mark on its back, with the neck of the violin pointing toward the rear (abdomen) of the spider. This feature is consistent in adult brown recluses, but sometimes less obvious in younger spiders.
The bolded knocks your spiders out of contention for being brown recluses.
I hate this thread. I'm gonna be hiding in the corner all damn day.
Possibly a cobweb spider? If it's this, then it's harmless.
Can you post a few more pics? Here's the Virginia Coop Extension guide to VA spiders. It looks a bit like the Recluse, but we can't see the head in your pic to count eyes or look for the fiddle...
Here's an excellent close-up of the Brown Recluse. Note that the legs and other parts are very different from yours in coloration.
Thank you KrazyTaco for keeping me up all night with your first picture. That spider looks seriously pissed.
Can you post a few more pics?
If that's what you want. But do you think we will be able to sleep at night?
Well, there goes my appetite.
I think I found your Arachnid. The House Spider.
Hmmm...but the front legs may not be long enough. Might be a relative, though. This stuff is harder than it looks.
**Edit- Never mind.
I can't see the head, have you considered the cave cricket?
We start seeing these occasionally around our house every summer:
Everyone around he calls them Wolf spiders. I don't know if that's actually correct but they seem to generally be pretty harmless. They're really attracted to the pool though.
Fun story: I took that picture.
I can't see the head, have you considered the cave cricket?
Crickets, like all insects, have only 6 legs.
Pol, your avatar is perfect for this conversation.
That sound you hear is me, screaming like a 8-year old girl.
This thread has gone too long without Clockspider.
That thing looks too heavy to be exploiting the same principles that let most spiders stick to vertical surfaces... I call photoshop.
There are more pictures of Clockspider that I've seen before. However, if someone can disprove it then I'll take it.
But you would have crushed my soul.
Thanks Vrikk.
I think Clockspider is real in the sense that the photos are real (the "noise" around the legs looks to be hair), but it certainly didn't eat the damn clock.
I've seen wild tarantulas in southern Arizona which are pretty freakishly huge. They don't climb on walls, but they could certainly be mistaken for a black cat by a person with poor vision.
This is a shot I took of my wife holding a Water Spider, or that's what they called it up in Maine. (We rented a house on a lake there in 2005.) Yes, they are big. Notice, it only has six legs. It had lost it's two front legs somehow. We kept it for a few days, feeding it grasshoppers. It laid a large egg sack, so it was obviously a female. Even though it had huge fangs, it never bit my wife and she handled it quite a bit.
As for clockspider, when a .JPG is downsized for web use, you can get those jaggies around objects. So, don't use that as an example of it being shopped.
Example: I took this shot at 6 mega pixels and resized it to 640 x ? to save it on the www.Fotofight.com site. The site chops the picture to about 25k. You can see the jaggies around the feet of the guy dangling from the cell tower.