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Christina makes use of leftover pannetone by making these delicious and easy French toast sticks for breakfast.
- 1/2 large panettone
- 2 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- Butter for greasing your pan, plus more for serving
Optional toppings: confectioners' sugar, maple syrup, fresh sliced bananas or berries
Cut the panettone into 1 1/2-inch slices and then into sticks that are also about 1 1/2-inches wide.
In a large shallow bowl, whisk together the eggs, milk, vanilla and sugar. Dip the bread sticks into the egg mixture and coat all sides of the cake. Be sure not to over soak – 2 seconds on each side is more than enough to saturate the cake.
Heat a griddle or nonstick frying pan over medium heat and brush with butter. Place the sticks onto the griddle and cook on the first side for 2-3 minutes. Turn the sticks over and cook on each side for an additional 1-2 minutes, or until all sides of the sticks are lightly brown and golden. Transfer the French toast sticks to a baking sheet; place them in the oven and turn the oven to 200°F. Repeat to cook the remaining bread slices. Dust with confectioners' sugar. Serve immediately.
– For a more adult version, swap in some Grand Marnier for the vanilla extract. It will give your toast a slightly orange flavor.
– Still have more Panettone? Cut it into 1-inch cubes and use it in your favorite bread pudding recipe.
– Make a big batch of these and store them in the fridge in an airtight container for up to three days. Heat them in the microwave for 20 seconds and you have a quick breakfast or portable snack for yourself or the kids.

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A man contacted the sheriff's office Saturday afternoon and reported his supposed involvement in the incident. A green 2001 Dodge Ram pickup truck also was identified as being involved.
The driver, who is a Frenchtown resident, is cooperating with the investigation. His name is being withheld pending charges.
A Maybee man died in the accident that occurred about 3:15 a.m. Saturday. Killed in the accident was Gregory S. Grubb, 27, who was driving a Geo Prism east on Heiss when, for unknown reasons, the vehicle came to a stop, according to deputies. Mr. Grubb then got out of his vehicle and was struck by a vehicle traveling east on Heiss. Mr. Grubb was pronounced dead at the scene.
The crash remains under investigation by the sheriff's office Traffic Services Division. Anyone who may have witnessed the crash or has any information is asked to call Deputy Dan Zdybek at 240-7551.
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By Andrew Malcolm
Posted 12/09/2013 08:54 AM ET
One of the Obamas' two dozen Christmas trees arrives.
You may remember earlier this year that President Obama, in a fit of pique over Congress actually allowing his sequester cuts idea to take effect, had White House public tours canceled to save lunch money.
During the later partial government shutdown, he ordered national monuments "closed," even though most are open-air.
Now, comes holiday season in the Obama White House. Every president entertains there, though the Obamas showed no shyness about frequent lavish celebrity galas even as millions of fellow Americans struggled during the recession's highest unemployment.
Every president decorates the White House for these holidays. But many presidents tend to stay put during this month to allow Secret Service and other staff to spend time with their families. The Obamas choose instead to make the nine-hour flights to Hawaii with family and staff. And the nine-hour return trip.
Air Force One costs about $182,000 to operate for every flight hour, or just under $1.64 million each way, a bargain after the family's $100 million trip around Africa this past summer.
Last Christmas, you might recall the mini-furor over the Obamas' White House decorations. As the president spoke constantly and ominously of the nation's looming "fiscal cliff," the First Family decorated the White House with a grove of no less than 54 Christmas trees.
It was so over the top that late-show comedians had a field night. Conan O'Brien: "The Obamas installed 54 Christmas trees in the White House this year. It's all part of their, 'For the last time, we're not Muslim" campaign.'"
This year, despite their long holiday absence again, the Obamas are getting by with half that many public holiday trees, the most prominent being an 18-footer from Pennsylvania.
Another four large trees stand in the Grand Foyer and Cross-Hall. Decorations include drawings from school-children and tributes to the military. The Library's Christmas tree is adorned with gold pine cones and ribbons of burlap.
There's a 300-pound edible gingerbread model of the White House. And they used about 1,000 yards of satin ribbon to make replica decorations celebrating the family's two dogs, who also go on these family trips.
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Posted 12/08/2013 09:06 AM ET
Shutterstock.com (Chicago's Soldier Field at ground level.)
Most days here we're talking about relatively serious stuff -- politics, political maneuvering, political tactics, political speeches, political gaffes, political scandals. Oh, and politicians.
Like the Chicagoan currently inhabiting the White House with his mother-in-law while teaching America about his adopted hometown's chronic style of political ops. We're all sorry about that.
Anyway, today we're doing something completely different.
It's Sunday, which means the National Football League. And it's December, which means the playoffs are shaping up.
We're not writing about the games though. We're writing about the show biz side of those games.
Do you like those military jet flyovers right at the end of the National Anthem? So do we! Who doesn't? Taking a few seconds' pride in our wonderful military women and men using the gear we all helped pay for. And what better place for it than an NFL stadium called Soldier Field?
Well, have you ever wondered what it's like to be in the jets flying over, looking down at a stadium-full of people looking up?
So have we. Think of this as a school field trip.
Hearty thanks to a good friend in Chicago for tipping us to this video from inside an NFL Game Day military jet flyover. We've watched this baby about 40 times. (Full-screen, of course.)
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Posted 12/07/2013 09:28 AM ET
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Rep. Renee Ellmers gives the Republican Party's Weekly Remarks
Merry Christmas, everyone, and hello, my name is Renee Ellmers, and I represent North Carolina's Second Congressional District.
Like many of you, I'm frustrated with the president's health care law, especially where jobs and working families are concerned. I say this not only as a congresswoman and chair of the Republican Women's Policy Committee; I say it as a nurse and the mother of a son in college.
After all, it's often women who make the health care decisions for our families. We put a lot of time and thought into these choices and how they'll affect our budgets
So by canceling your insurance — despite a promise to let you keep your plan — the Obama administration is essentially saying it knows what's best for you and your family. Not only that, they are making you pay more — usually much more — and in many cases, taking away the doctors you've been seeing for years.
If you want to talk about a 'war on women,' look no further than this health care law.
Just consider some of the stories I've heard from folks in my district.
Marian from Pittsboro told me that she and her husband received cancellation notices and that the replacement would double their premiums. When she called to ask for help, the insurance company told Marian that if she doesn't sign up for a new plan, the law requires that they enroll her in the "suggested policy."
This increase, she says, will consume their gas and grocery money for the month. She now sees no choice but to cancel their insurance altogether.
Kent and Ulli from Cary are in their mid-50s and they report that their premiums are about to jump from $248 to $968 per month. That is nearly four times higher.
Ken and Ulli have always preferred a high deductible policy because they work hard to stay in good health and when they do need care, they like to shop for the best value. But as we have seen, this administration thinks it knows better than they do.
And then there's Liz from Sanford. She's a small business owner with............ Continue Reading »
Posted 12/07/2013 09:00 AM ET
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President Obama's weekly remarks
Hi, everybody. The holiday season is a time for remembering the bonds we share, and our obligations to one another as human beings.
But right now, more than one million of our fellow Americans are poised to lose a vital economic lifeline just a few days after Christmas if Congress doesn't do something about it.
Our top priority as a country should be restoring opportunity and broad-based economic growth for all Americans. And yesterday, we learned that our businesses created about 200,000 jobs in the month of November. That's more than 8 million new jobs in the last 45 months. And the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in five years.
But we need to do everything we can to help businesses create more good jobs that pay good wages even faster. Because the hole that we're still digging out of means that there are still millions of Americans looking for work — often because they've been laid off through no fault of their own.
We also have to look out for the Americans working hard to get those jobs. That's why, as a country, we offer temporary unemployment insurance — so that job-seekers don't fall into poverty, and so that when they get that job, they bounce back more quickly.
For many families, it can be the difference between hardship and catastrophe. It makes a difference for a mother who suddenly doesn't know if she'll be able to put food on the table for her kids. It makes a difference for a father who lost his job and is looking for a new one. Last year alone, it lifted 2.5 million people out of poverty, and cushioned the blow for many more.
But here's the thing: if Members of Congress don't act before they leave on their vacations, 1.3 million Americans will lose this lifeline. These are people we know. They're our friends and neighbors; they sit next to us in church and volunteer in our communities; their kids play with our kids. And they include 20,000 veterans who've served this country with honor.
If Congress refuses to act, it won't just hurt families already struggling — it will actually harm our economy. Unemployment insurance is one of the............ Continue Reading »
Posted 12/06/2013 08:58 AM ET
Pete Souza / White House (Barack Obama watches television.)
Last summer on his $100 million family tour of Africa, Barack Obama hoped for a priceless photo op with Nelson Mandela, the ailing freedom pioneer who went from prison cell to the presidency of South Africa in one of modern history's more remarkable national -- and personal -- transformations.
Mandela's family suggested that wasn't going to happen.
So, the Obamas did a photo op in Mandela's former prison cell. The Obama White House hastened to post one of those on Twitter Thursday as soon as word arrived of the icon's passing at 95.
Obama immediately scheduled a photo op of his own in time for the evening news. But before that he was captured in an action photograph staring at television coverage of the passing of the vaunted victor over apartheid.
And that static Obama image was then posted as the official Obama White House Photo of the Day.
For reasons having to do with the truth, Obama has a reputation for seeking the spotlight, even when it's intended for someone else. When his staff organized a photo op for Obama to share some basketball tips with visiting youngsters, Obama spent the time instead showing off his lay-up. Or his selfie on the Rosa Parks anniversary.
One day in the election year of 2012, the Obama White House appended some Obama mention to the online biographies of most recent past presidents. President John F. Kennedy, for instance, created the Peace Corps. President Barack Obama signed a Peace Corps proclamation once.
At his Mandela photo op Thursday, Obama praised Mandela for the cameras as "a man who took history in his hands, and bent the arc of the moral universe toward justice" and as "one of the most influential, courageous and profoundly good human beings."
But also Obama could not resist inserting himself into the Mandela moment. The U.S. president, who did not spend 27 years in prison for his convictions, whatever they are, recalled studying Mandela's words as a youth.
And then, without anyone asking, a boastful Obama shared with the world his most minute connection with Mandela's decades-long struggle against apartheid:
"My very first political action, the first thing I ever did that involved an issue or a policy or politics, was a protest against apartheid."
Obama did not share what, if anything, came of that proclaimed protest. But it was certainly not even 27 minutes of imprisonment.
During his 593-word statement, Obama managed to reference the deceased freedom fighter eight times.
Predictably, Obama also managed to reference Obama 14 times.
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Posted 12/05/2013 09:04 AM ET
Wait, why do I pay double for ObamaCare because I'm young and healthy?
You may have noticed over these past 2,501 days that Barack Obama likes to give speeches, sometimes two or more a day. It's better than Oval Office work. And on Wednesday the poor guy gave a particularly revealing one.
He's increasingly desperate now, the president is. So desperate that he modestly likened ObamaCare to the suffrage struggle and to the civil rights movement, when he was growing up in Indonesia.
The litany of Obama gaffes, scandals, under-achievements and downright deceits is long and messy. And topped by this ongoing ObamaCare train wreck that worsens by the day.
The website was hilariously inept, except it cost way north of $600 million of our dollars. The president's now proclaimed it fixed for the majority of attempted users. But that's just the front door.
Once you're in and perhaps enter your data, it's not only not secure. It likely won't reach the insurers because the site's innards are not yet built.
There are many more problems to come. Premium shock; double the price for many. Deductible shock; most must soon pay the price of a used car before the policy kicks in. Next year thousands of employers will shorten shifts to get under the 30-hour threshold for health coverage and abandon company plans, whether employees like them or not.
On the other hand, everyone -- gals, guys, seniors -- gets free birth control coverage.
But here's the largest challenge for Obama's ObamaCare: He needs to ensure that 40% of all new enrollees are under 35 and willing to pay huge premiums for coverage they really don't need. In the scaled eyes of our nation's community organizer, that's a kind of civic patriotism.
That's because Obama's scheme isn't really about insurance and covering everyone; 30 million will remain uninsured even after scores of millions rebuild canceled policies at greater cost and these hundreds of billions of public dollars get spent. ObamaCare is really about redistributing income.
Young peoples' inflated premiums are meant to underwrite the far more expensive coverage of seniors, who have this habit of getting expensively sick on the way to dying.
Without these young, over-paying suckers, ObamaCare collapses under its own weight, like Obama's own polls beneath the burden of his empty promises.
So, Wednesday Obama set out to do the only............ Continue Reading »
Posted 12/04/2013 09:02 AM ET
AP (West Coast heckler protests Obama over immigration.)
As everyone knows, California is the la-de-dah, laid-back land of liberalism that's been Barack Obama's political ATM for six years. Hollywood stars have loved him, fronted multi-multi-million-dollar fundraisers for him.
The most populous state (home to 12 of every 100 Americans) has a Democrat governor again, two female Democrat senators and a Democrat super-majority in the state legislature that has yet to stumble upon a problem it didn't want government making worse at great cost.
In presidential politics California has been trending Democratic since the end of the "third" term of its former governor, Ronald Reagan, presided over by George H.W. Bush. Bill Clinton won only 46% of the state's popular votes in 1992. He grew it to 51% in 1996.
What's-his-name the warm climate guy couldn't carry his own state of Tennessee in 2000, but still won California with 53%. Even that Massachusetts yacht owner took 54% of the Golden state's popular vote in 2004.
And, of course, Obama easily won the state's 55 electoral votes twice, with 61% in 2008 and 60% last year. He was there again just last week, fundraising naturally, sucking up to movie moguls and, believe it or not, strangely bragging of his ability to racially-profile obvious immigrants walking around.
Even while Obama's support crumbled elsewhere, Californians held tight to their hope for change. Despite the state's stubbornly high and enduring unemployment rate (still at 8.7%) and emptiness of Obama's repeat pivots to creating jobs.
But now comes a brand-new statewide Field Poll. Guess what, dude? The Illinois guy is sliding. Bad. Especially among his traditional core supporters, such as independents, youths, women and union members.
In February, 62% of Californians approved of the job performance of the White House's top golfer. During Obama's entire presidency his California approval was higher only once, 65% just 60 days into the job, Field reports.
Today, barely a majority of California's registered voters approve (51%). In February, 33% disapproved of Obama's job. Today, 43% disapprove. That's the worst since 44% in autumn of 2011.
Obama has been stricken by serial scandals, missteps and stunning impressions of ineptness (Benghazi, NSA, IRA, FBI, Syrian red line), the disastrous ObamaCare rollout and, worst of all, what's seen as his clear, long-term deceit on keeping your health plan and doctor.
Obama's approval has plummeted 13 points among............ Continue Reading »
Posted 12/03/2013 09:00 AM ET
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Never let a crisis -- or tragedy -- go to waste.
So, here we are now with a weakened ObamaNation building an organizing event around the awfulness in Newtown, where a 22-year-old nut-job killed 20 innocent youngsters and six adult caretakers.
No horrified parent or adult watching Connecticut a year ago needs reminding of what a national gut-kick that was. We tried to deal with that day here back then.
President Obama, of course, went to Newtown to utter another empty vow. He launched a new "national discussion," public distractions that go nowhere but keep Americans from talking Benghazi, NSA, FBI, IRS and millions of jobs that never come.
Obama had Joe "I Ride the Train, You Know" Biden draw up new gun restrictions, another cynical symbol, knowing full well they'd go nowhere in Congress.
Now, with gun legislation still dead, the president's political arm, Offal for America, is staging an anniversary event. OFA is where the Chicagoan parks political cronies in donor-paid jobs ostensibly mobilizing gullible grassroots to drive Obama's political agenda in Washington. How's that working?
You can count OFA successes on the fingers of your family dog.
But, hey, OFA needs to update and grow its massive email list for you-know-what's, a few dollars at a time. And what better time to get that done than during an event ostensibly marking an awful one? OFA wants people to host "remembrance events" in their homes to talk up deeper background checks for civilian gun buys, among other things.
However, December's a really tough month to graft yet another grassroots organizing extravaganza onto the calendar. It's pretty full of existing observances -- those late-month holidays that all malls and some religions observe.
December 7 was taken. The 12th seemed like a possibility, but that's the 15th anniversary of the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment vote on Bill Clinton.
Exactly 74 December 15th's ago was the huge Atlanta premiere of "Gone With the Wind," as in bye-bye good Obama poll numbers.
The 16th could have worked, except that's the 240th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. (Obama doesn't do tea party.)
How about the 17th, the 110th anniversary of flight? The Wrights' crude craft flew for barely a minute, but that's still longer than the ObamaCare website can stay up.
The 19th has that Clinton problem again, the.............. Continue Reading »
Posted 12/02/2013 09:00 AM ET
AP (What can you tell from this man's face about his birthplace and plans?)
So, Barack Hussein Obama can tell where Americans are from just by looking at their faces. Imagine if he also knew their funny foreign names or detected defective English.
How would Obama react if someone determined his birthplace by looking at that face of his? And what evil or good dreams lurk within that obviously wily Chicagoan's mind.
You didn't see much about this Obama statement in the mainstream media last week. With the ObamaCare disaster all cleaned up, its website humming perfectly and the U.S. economy now roaring strongly, Obama lit out for Seattle, San Francisco and LA to round up more campaign money.
He's fighting the tide of history in second midterms to put Nancy Pelosi back on the House throne in next year's elections and keep Happy Harry Reid's aging South Side in charge of the Senate.
On this latest West Coast fundraising jaunt, the Democrat also paid back one of his biggest campaign bundlers and party donors, Jeffrey Katzenberg. In LA,, Obama helicoptered to the' Glendale facility of DreamWorks Animation to "discuss" the economy with real Americans.
This way, you see, Obama got an official presidential function on the trip schedule, which reduces his political party's share of the tab for flying him cross-country twice in Air Force One at $182,000 an hour in taxpayer funds.
Obama was effusive with Katzenberg and the liberal movie-making crowd, one of his most reliable sources of money and political support over these increasingly-troubled 59 months in office and the two previous years of primary campaigning.
Obama better be effusive with these rich folks, shoring up his base there because elsewhere across the country approval for the man and his job performance has plummeted from the +60% range at the start of his reign to the 30's now with 37 months to go.
Something to do with scandals at IRS, NSA, Justice, FBI, Energy and the four tragic Benghazi deaths so far unexplained and unavenged. All of which the nation's chief executive denied any knowledge of. He also approved and prolonged the lie about the video cause of that mayhem.
But none topped his three-year ObamaCare whopper about keeping your insurance plan and doctor if you like them. Now, Americans' belief in his competence and credibility are crumbling. That's hard for anyone to rebuild.
So there he was in Glendale, after a studio tour, in front of............ Continue Reading »
Posted 11/30/2013 09:00 AM ET
According to the Obama White House, the first family consumed a Thanksgiving dinner of turkey, honey-baked ham, cornbread stuffing, oyster stuffing, sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, greens, green bean casserole, dinner rolls and macaroni and cheese.
Then, the family washed all that down with nine kinds of pies: huckleberry, pecan, sweet potato, peach, apple, pumpkin, banana cream, coconut cream and chocolate cream.
For years now First Lady Michelle Obama has been pushing her program called "Let's Move!" for more exercise and better foods.
She wants Americans to eat healthier, homemakers and schools to prepare her healthier recommended meals and to require restaurants to shun less healthy offerings, even if they're more popular. We wrote about Mrs. Obama's initial health warning to restaurant owners right here.
Well, turns out, Michelle and Barack are not the only Americans to talk big about eating healthy and then stuff their pie-holes with exactly the opposite. We are now in the middle of the worst two months of the year for good eating.
ObamaCare is not the only Obama program that's plopping like a glob of fat on the counter. Of course, Mrs. Obama, like her husband and all members of Congress, are exempt from ObamaCare's unpopular strictures.
Still, despite her constant urgings, Gallup just reported that Americans' eating habits have deteriorated every single month this year.
In fact, the new Gallup survey finds that Americans appear to prefer a program called "Let's Eat!" Healthy eating has dropped throughout 2013 to its lowest levels since 2008 when the country fell for the Obama menu of Hope and Change.
"Healthy eating, which is linked to lower risk of obesity, is down for all months in 2013 when compared with 2012," Gallup says after talking to 500 adults every day every month. "Additionally, the percentage of Americans who report eating five or more servings of fruits and vegetables at least four times a week has dropped in eight out of 10 months so far in 2013."
The really bad news for vegetable farmers is that, for some strange reason apparently connected to holiday gluttony, both veggie consumption and healthy eating typically crater across this country throughout November and December. Oh, look! It's December in just a few more meals.
The polling organization also released statements that fewer Americans are exercising regularly and visits to fast-food restaurants continue apace.
Also, rare are the customers who report............ Continue Reading »
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I bought this movie for my husband for Christmas. I never knew what happened with the Mexican government and the Catholic Church in 1917 and later We watched it last night and were touched deeply. It is a good movie for those who have strong faith in God. A must see for all Christians and others too.
Good movie, not quite great. Not sure about the historical accuracy, but when the Humanist Society pans it, you know it must be largely true. Garcia is excellent, he should get an Oscar nomination, but he won't. This is all about government trying to brutally impose its will upon religion, and the people revolt. Same jarrng images of Cristeros crucified on the side of the road. May have too
This is not the most exciting movie; it was slow and melodramatic; but the subject is very important to what our current political climate; the government's role in our Freedom of Religion. I was moved as to how the Cristero fought and died for the right to practice their Catholic Faith; esp. the boy who was tortured and executed for his faith.
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Cheers guys. Great advice and information as usual!
I think I'll go down the amp route and get a couple of floor speakers to start. Home Alone at christmas is going to rock even harder!!!
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Cheers guys. Great advice and information as usual!
I think I'll go down the amp route and get a couple of floor speakers to start. Home Alone at christmas is going to rock even harder!!!
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I was going to mention this. This is the very best way of getting in to decent sound. Buy the Receiver and some floor standers enjoy your games in a full stereo sound then buy additional speakers when budget allows. A decent stereo setup will blow away most 5.1 sub sat combo.
I bypass my TV audio completely and plug my Virgin box straight into my cinema system with an SP/DIF optical cable. The amp is a Sherwood RD6102 (I think, ages since I looked at it, it's about 12 years old now), it looks like this, http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i...L000022881.pdf from the front, but probably got lots less on the back.
depending on the device you can cheat that one ive gt he digibox/wii plugged direct to tv and still use the amp for speakers (but ps3/xbox/laptop as for some reason flash wont play if i direct hdmi to tv will if i go via amp) might help its all sont which also means esp with the ps3 one remote to rule them all lol
Would having 4 decent floor standing speaker mean that there's no need for a sub woofer?
You're better off having Dipole Speakers at the rear as that audio is designed to be non-directional. I which case I would recommend a sub.
btw Sub placement trick! Put your subwoofer where you sit and walk around until you get the best sound then trade places.
I bought bookself speakers for the rear and they're good but my dads dipoles work much better.
Yes and no! It's probably a bit of a waste to have floor standers as rears. Regardless of anything else, it will also be more of a load for the amp to drive. A 5.1 soundtrack may be sending a dedicated track to the sub, and a decent sub will go lower than most floor standers and have it's own amp (they can be difficult loads to drive). That said, an AV processor may mix it in and spit it out to whatever you have plugged in.
I think that you may need a bit more in terms of your budget as i found i used to have a 5:1 surround sound Sony HT setup and thought it was the dogs until i discovered doing it properly. I have the Sony STRDH520 Black | AV Receiver | Richer Sounds Av reciever and spent another £100 on an active sub and WOW! what a difference that made!
I'm now able to rattle the whole house when Batman is on rather than a few glasses in the same room.
I'm still using the poor old tall boys for the surrounds, but they do the job until i can afford better ones.
I've got floor-standing front and bookshelf rear speakers. There's a huge difference if I switch the sub off, although I never noticed the lack of a sub until I got one, if you know what I mean.
Another +1 for Richer Sounds, got it all from there in 2001.
ditto bought all sorts from them over the years and never had any issues. Bought a sony pvr from them and it was utter pap (it couldnt reliably record) took it back got a refund and got what i should of got in the 1st place but i was hoping being sony it would use the same remote as the tv but it was just something badged as a sony. Even just go in to one and ask the people there know what they are on about (unlike say pc world) and give them a budget and some requirements they will try and come up with something in that price bracket if they can
Purley on a specs review the Pioneer VSX527 looks pretty good. Built in Air Play with 6 HDMI, 1 USB, internet radio, DLNA and dolby IIx.
I have dolby II and it offers amazing surround sound from stereo sources. Any dolby digital 5.1 source can be downsampled to stereo.. using an analog matrix to keep the surround (for broadcast channels usually) but dolby II can bring most of the surround information back quite remarkably.
My old Buffy / Angel VHSs sound great!
They should be subtle yet, as Ironman exits the cave or the depth charges drop in U571, you should know...
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Not to worry about the triple UL's, it's not part of the navigation, just a deep blockquote to achieve
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FEBRUARY: Going back and adding some stories I left out from when I first got to Japan. You can view them above. I wasn't ready to tell some of these more personal stories when I started the comic so I left them out. Now here they are.
2005/2006: JANUARY: Long vacation. Sorry :D. This is still kind of a private, friends-only project right now, so bear with me :D
NOVEMBER: Yay! Comic is public with an archive of 13 full color strips to present itself nicely with. Hope everyone enjoys. Took me about 53 cans of Diet Pepsi to get this up and running for public viewing (I wish I was lying). Please contact me with any feedback or suggestions!
Wonder if I can keep this up.
OCTOBER: Hello and welcome. I just opened up this website, it is brand new, and so the archive is tiny. Pity it. I'm working on writing lots of interesting stories and articles for everyone to enjoy. Please enjoy!!
The point of this comic is to draw and write in comic form the stories of Gin's (my) life from the past year. So the entire comic is one year old. This is why I rushed to get introductory comics stored in the archive so I could begin stories from this past October. Why one year ago? The lessons I learned when I first got to Japan are priceless and, I think, important for fans of Japan to learn about. I've also been kicked out of Japan for exactly one year, so by the time you get to read about that story in these comics, I will be back home in my apartment in Asaka-shi, Saitama.
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Lil' Anakin Skywalker Hates Star Wars, Sort Of
This is an interview with Jake Lloyd, the kid that played little Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: Episode One (ten years ago!) talking about the effect being in the film has had on his life. SPOILER ALERT: Apparently he got made fun of in school and is blamed for ruining the movie. It made me kind of sad. I mean, I didn't cry or anything, but I did burn an effigy of George Lucas and cast a spell.
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Gunnar Williamson, 94, of Two Harbors, died Thursday July 25, 2013 at Essentia Health - St.
Gunnar Williamson, 94, of Two Harbors, died Thursday July 25, 2013 at Essentia Health - St. Mary's Medical Center.
Gunnar was born Oct. 6, 1918 to John Helmer and Selma (Gustafson) Williamson in Two Harbors, where he was a life-long resident.
As a young man he entered the military and served in the Army's 8th Air Force 100th Bomb Group as a Tech Sergeant and Top Turret Gunner in a B-17- Flying Fortress. After completing 35 missions over Europe, he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and six air medals.
Gunnar was self-employed as a machinist and welder. He designed and manufactured a brush and tree cutter for clearing power lines, and a tree delimbing machine for use in the logging industry. He successfully patented the delimbing machine. In later years he also operated a gravel pit, and enjoyed running his excavator and other equipment. He enjoyed carpentry and designed and built his own home, cabin, and his daughter's office.
Gunnar was a member of International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 49, and a past member of the Masons. He enjoyed reviewing maps and travel guides, and spur of the moment traveling with Peggy, stopping wherever they found something interesting
He was preceded in death by his parents; and his wife, Lilly (Aho) in 1989; and an infant brother.
Gunnar is survived by his daughter, Peggy Williamson of Two Harbors, and his faithful dog Tootsie.
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Flying 10,500 miles "On Wings of Waste."
Pilot Jeremy Rowsell plans to fly his small Cessna aircraft halfway around the world. With stops to refuel in troubled territories and thousands of ocean miles to cross, he's now in specialized training that will teach him how to survive a kidnapping or a nosedive into the ocean. But the risks are not what makes this particular flight plan newsworthy.
Rowsell will be flying an airplane fueled by plastic trash.
The fuel for Rowsell's plane will be provided by Cynar, one of a handful of companies around the globe converting discarded plastic into liquid fuel. In a process called "pyrolysis," a synthetic diesel is created by heating "end of life" plastics (ELP), or plastic waste that can't be reused or recycled.
Plastic products are currently being produced at a rate of about 300 million tons per year, and a good 85 percent of it ends up in landfills or dumped into the oceans. But most plastic is petroleum based, and new technologies enable "ecopreneurs" like Cynar to make the conversion to diesel without polluting the air. The end product is a highly efficient fuel with minimal carbon emissions. Pyrolysis yields minimal waste, too: The 5 percent of char resulting from the heating process can be used in the manufacturing of building materials like concrete and tile.
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The project, dubbed "On Wings of Waste," is less a test of the fuel — its viability has already been proven — than it is a message in the air. Rowsell is hopeful his flight will help the industry producing ELP fuel to overcome stubborn obstacles such as lack of capital support and the inaccurate perception that plastic-derived gas is inferior to fossil fuels and biofuels.
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Cynar can currently convert about 20 tons of ELP plastic into 5,000 gallons of fuel per day. For Rowsell's 10,500-mile trip from Sydney to London, he'll need about a thousand gallons of synthetic fuel, or the equivalent of five tons of plastic.
That's a lot of water bottles, detergent containers and plastic packaging. Better to see it burning cleanly across the sky than choking our landfills and oceans.
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The Indiana Pacers won their fourth consecutive game by once again shutting down the Detroit Pistons to sweep the season series and maintain second place in the Eastern Conference.
In the four wins over Detroit, a team averaging 94.7 points per game, the Pistons scored an average of 77.5 points against the Pacers stingy defense. The Pistons went over 80 in just one game, scoring 82 in the 34-point blowout at the Fieldhouse on Friday thanks 30 points during a full fourth quarter of garbage time.
This made for a nice environment to let Danny Granger make his season debut. After a clunky first period the Pacers kicked their attack into gear to finish the second half and kept the Pistons under their thumb the rest of the way. Granger's second half run was all about getting a bucket for 33.
Easier said than done. But while it took some time before Granger splashed a mid-range jumper on the baseline, the wait was worth it. A time out following the bucket allowed the Pacers bench to treat Granger's first points of the season like a Little League team celebrating a home run. Just another of a million signs that this team is connected to the core.
The weekend sweep sets up a challenging week for the Pacers with the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Clippers visiting the Fieldhouse to close out February.
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Acts 29 believes that God has made men and women equal but with different roles in the home and church, a position known as "complementarian relationships". How does your understanding of biblical female roles play out in worship leading?
It really depends on what the role of the worship leader is in your context. At Mars Hill, our band leaders aren't teaching per se. We have women deacons as well as women who lead in song, pray in services, read Scripture in services, but we don't ask them to teach in services. We actually have more female song leaders now than ever before.
Each band has a male in the shepherding role. We never want to put a woman in a position where they're forced to be in spiritual authority over men in a band context. Walking the balance has been a challenge for us but we're learning.
We have a woman worship leader and it opens a whole new element that's so important to the church. She leads and it's in submission to the elders. We've seen that it's key for them to be involved in the process of helping women who are involved in leadership grow in their gifts.
At the Village they can lead on stage, but we'll have a male leader co-leading with them. The exceptions would be women's Bible studies or women's conferences.
As an example, Matt Chandler's wife Lauren can lead songs, but someone like you is up there with her?
Yes, exactly. While a little more complex when applied to worship, we're trying to be faithful to 1 Corinthians 14.
My prayer is that I would be a conduit used to equip our saints for the work of ministry as they hear scripture-saturated sermons, songs & prayers.
Women don't preach at The Journey, but we have women do scripture readings, lead songs, and play instruments in worship services. They really bring a lot to the gathering. We also have a couple of really sharp female leaders that help in the liturgy, song planning, and arrangements.
Many opponents to this teaching seem to soften when they see complementarian roles lived out well, devoid of the abuses they may have experienced or heard about. Have you guys received much push-back from the community in regards to gender roles?
Right out of the gate in our membership class they're learning about where we stand on gender roles. I mean, almost every weekend you can hear Matt Chandler say something about it. There really hasn't been an issue.
No, Vintage 21 has welcomed gifted and godly women leading songs in worship.
If our content is centered on fully representing the triune God, it won't be too feminine or too masculine.
How do you guys avoid over-masculinizing or over-feminizing the corporate gathering?
We need to do a better job at valuing the masculine and feminine attributes of God. Both males and females are made in His image. At Soma, we want to have elders who are overseeing and leading, but also create space for women to exercise their gifts.
The balance is in knowing the hearts of both the men and women God has called us to pastor, while pleading that God would move powerfully in and through them as we lead them each week. I counsel men often - so I know the battles, pitfalls and victories they have. I see them throughout the crowd and I ask God what He would have me say over the course of that hour we have together. I have female leaders that pour into the women in my ministry, so I'm able to do the same with the women.
My prayer is that I would be a conduit used to equip our saints for the work of ministry as they hear scripture-saturated sermons, songs and prayers.
Over-masculinizing the corporate gathering isn't a huge problem because most dudes have trouble engaging in the effeminate, "Jesus is my boyfriend" pop worship tunes played in a lot of Christian stereos and churches today.
It matters how you define what is masculine and what is feminine. Unfortunately, when most people say "feminine", they mean hyper-emotional songs with bad melodies and bad theology. When most people say "masculine", they mean hyper-intellectual but sterile rock tunes with good theology. Responding to one over-emphasis with another over-reaction is not the way to do it. The question we are really talking about is gospel-centered contextualization.
With evangelical Christianity being 60% female, many men are turned off by what is generally a very feminized, gospel-less, cross-less Christianity. We don't want songs that strictly focus on a vague emotional view of God, but instead, songs that affect us deeply and emotionally in gospel truth.
Sometimes this comes down to the musical style as well. Sweeping synths, chorused Rhodes pads, and rain sticks won't likely connect with most men.
We have had time periods where no visible or audible example of a female worshipper was on stage. This led to a lot of alienated ladies at our gatherings. For those who have musical backgrounds, singing harmonies with a male leader is doable, but for the majority of the women in the room, it is helpful to have songs in appropriate keys and also a female presence to be led by.
The western church has feminized worship along with the person of Jesus. It's important to examine what is being said about God (content) before we look at how it's being said (contextualization). If our content is centered on fully representing the triune God, it won't be too feminine or too masculine.
Rebelling wholeheartedly against anything resembling modern worship in an effort to attract the alpha males to our church is not the answer, as we'll inevitably isolate women and ultimately distort the full picture of a triune God.
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Guidelines for choosing a vendor that will deliver the products to get the job done, at the proposed price.
It is no secret that the computerized maintenance management software (CMMS) and enterprise asset management (EAM) systems industry has grown explosively over the past few years. The ecosystem that has grown around this industry has exceeded everyone's expectations in its size and speed of development.
Ten years ago there were just a few major CMMS software companies, and the state of technology was such that no single package was able to meet all the requirements of any one customer. Each vendor would attempt to show that its product met more of the customer's requirements than the others did. Where requirements were not met, the vendor would propose custom modifications or third party add-on packages.
Users of CMMS packages wound up with highly customized and often unsupportable versions of what they bought from the vendor. Nevertheless, during those years, from the vendor's point of view, differentiation was easy. If a vendor met more of the subset of the requirements that were most important to the customer with its standard code, it was, all else being equal, the best choice.
Differentiating CMMS
Today things are very different. Most vendors, industry analysts, and CMMS evaluation consultants know that all of the top 20 CMMS applications work. In fact, most of them meet 80-90 percent of a customer's requirements right out of the box. How then can these vendors differentiate themselves? Unfortunately for you, what are being promoted today as differentiating capabilities are not items you are likely to find on your list of required functionality. Since the vendors accept that the CMMS applications you are evaluating today are basically the same from a functional perspective, they are continuously looking for extras such as the following to excite you and motivate you to choose them:
Technology. A few CMMS suppliers heavily promote the technology or platform as a differentiator (runs on Windows NT rather than UNIX or AS/400, for example). Savvy manufacturing business people understand that platform/operating systems/database technology is only a medium to deliver the business values. However, accepted industry standards such as Windows 98 and NT operating systems, and popular databases such as Oracle and SQL Server, n-tier client/server architecture, DCOM interfaces, and so on, may help ensure the CMMS is compatible with other systems.
Product functionality. Some vendors still try to differentiate themselves on product. Most of you know by now that product superiority in any industry is fleeting, if it ever really existed at all. Vendor As new release, today's latest and greatest, will be old news tomorrow when vendor B releases its new version with even more features and functions. Todays killer application is tomorrow's legacy system. It will always be that way.
Price. Some vendors are willing to undercut competitors on price. These drastic reductions typically are offered at the end of the evaluation cycle when the vendor feels it is losing. Your concern as a buyer should be that vendors that systematically drop their prices to win business might not have enough operating profit to support growth; worse still, they may have under-funded their support and developmental organizations which will eventually leave their customers high and dry.
Grand alliances. A few vendors overwhelm the marketplace (and eventually themselves) with constant press releases about the alliance partnerships they sign, industry requirements they commit to satisfying, and integration to other applications they promise to deliver. This is nothing more than marketing hype. No vendor can do it all.
Demonstration pony shows. Some vendors employ high-powered sales representatives who know little or nothing about the product or the prospect's business. After a few weeks of learning the buzzwords, they are at your doorstep, PowerPoint presentation at the ready. Although the unwary buyer may be impressed by these gunslingers, their activities are devoid of value to a prospective buyer. Vendors will mislead the prospect by demonstrating one version of the product while corporate ships another older version. Vendors also may undersize hardware or required implementation services to keep their prices competitive. Creative interpretation by CMMS vendors of request for proposal (RFP) questions is rampant as well.
Finally, a few vendors in every market are in a hyper selling mode, where their own ambitions to achieve market leadership blot out any interest in helping their customers reach their goals and objectives. A sure sign of that is when the vendor, in an attempt to get you to jump on the bandwagon, brags about all the deals it has won as if that alone will help your business be more successful.
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There are great products and services in the CMMS software marketplace, from companies that have abundant experience, high levels of integrity, and who will work as hard as they can to help you be successful. Your challenge, then, is to see through the fog of hype, massive amounts of information, and false claims, and find the vendor who is counting on your success, as opposed to your order.
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So glad I could share my project today, it is one of my favorite ideas- altering vintage items.
Using a vintage tea cup and saucer and a Smoothfoam Ball I was ready to make some magic.
1. Make sure you have a ball that will fit and still have a little wiggle room for adornment.
2. Set your ball up somewhere that you can paint and allow to dry. I used Dragon fruit Americana Deco art Paint.
3. I used a heavy duty glass glue to hold my teacup to my saucer.
4. Once my ball was dry it is ready to embellished.
5. Using a boa pieces and pearls,and paper flowers, I was able to make a decorative piece that could be used to hold jewelry or even decorative pins.
Because Smoothfoam has such a wonderful texture-the ball is able to hold my decorative pins without them drooping.
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It is a woohoo because my wedding is in 8 days and it will be over before then!! Never thought in a million years that I would be HAPPY to see my unwelcome friend!
Good for you. Michele and Kyle
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LOL...this is what I love about these boards. Silly talk that only other brides could appreciate! I use the NuvaRing (which I highly recommend, by the way, at least to see if it works for you) and my period will start four days before my wedding. Cutting it a little close...but my periods only last three days! Maybe I'll take it out a day early to be sure. Anyway, congrats on the well-timed visit from Aunt Flo!
has anyone used the seasonale birthcontrol pill? i'm on the ortho pill now but i'm thinking about switching.....i would love do deal with my little friend only 4 times a year...i know that when you first start it when it should normally come you may have spotting but they say that with every birthcontrol and i've never had any spotting ever. or if i did it wasn't enough to notice.... any opinions on the seasonale pill?
Yay for you! I just finished mine this past month and that online period calculator says my next one will start June 30 (thats with a longish cycle). Long as its not ridiculously late, should be over before the wedding.... although I'm not thrilled with the idea of having PMS and cramps the week before when I'll have tons to do!
Artisticmind, I'm on Seasonale. It's been six months. I've spotted for about 10 of those days. The worst was during the week of my wedding. Other then that, so far so good. I love not having my period every month.
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Sweet Potato Succotash
- 2 cups frozen corn kernels
- 10oz package frozen lima beans
- 1 onion diced
- 1 red or green bell pepper diced
- 1 garlic clove minced
- 1 can sweet potatoes (drained and diced)
- ½ tsp dried thyme
- salt and pepper to taste
Cook lima beans and corn according to package directions. Spray a saucepan with cooking spray. Add garlic, onion and pepper. Stir while cooking for 5 minuets. Stir in the sweet potato, lime beans, corn and remaining ingredients. Cook for 5 to 7 minutes.
Makes 6 servings. Serving size: ¾ cup
Nutritional analysis per serving:
Calories 160
Calories from Fat 10
Saturated Fat 0g
Total Fat 2g
Cholesterol 0mg
Sodium 40mg
Total Carbohydrate 32g
Dietary Fiber 6g
Protein 6g
Exchanges: 2 bread, ½ veg
Source: Communicating food for Health


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$285.00The Ozone open face helmet by Cookie Composites has the cool styling of the ROK, but the added feature of enclosed the ears, lowered forehead and the latest intelligent shock protection material d3o. The Ozone open face skydiving helmet boasts:
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• Carbon fibre outer shell and d3o (read more below) incorporated liner
• High performance shell design with increased forehead protection
• Dual internal audible altimeter pockets
• Padded chinstrap
• The ability to add a top-mount flatlock for camera mounting.
The Ozone has the ability to transform into a fully-loaded camera mounting platform for a top-mounted video or still camera. Camera mounts, boxes and cutaway chincup are extra (see our Build Your Helmet section).