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I searched for and re-read 2COR517's post from last July about adding sea foam through the booster vacuum hose. I've been considering this for a while, but want a little more info on how to go about it.
It just as easy as pouring it in the tube? Do I need a buddy to keep the truck running? Do you throttle it to get it good 'n clean?
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01-06-2010, 08:11 PM #2go to you tube and search seafoam chevy truck there are step by step videos there that will walk you thru the whole process.
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01-06-2010, 08:11 PM #3Here is a how to Video and Writeup on Sea foam,
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01-06-2010, 08:21 PM #4My dad used transmission fluild 1/2 quart down the carb once a year. I would be worried about doing it to a newer motor with all the crap on them. The video did say how long to run Seafoam in your oil??
01-07-2010, 04:37 PM #5I have always been told for the seafoam in the oil is just a few hundred miles then change it
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01-07-2010, 07:14 PM #6Thanks for the info gang.
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01-13-2010, 11:06 PM #7all you have to do is pour about a third of the bottle in.make sure you do it slowly because if you pur it in to fast the truck will bog out and shut off. It takes a little while to get the third of the bottle in. Let the truck sit for about five to ten minutes with the engine off then crank her over and watch it pour out the white smoke ha its a gassers ways to smoke someone out.
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When you use this in the oil and it cleans the bigger slug out can it clog anything up?
10-28-2010, 02:56 PM #9It is supposed to break the sludge down so it will filter thru, and or stay in the bottom of the pan.
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"We actually had less than four weeks to do it," she says. "We filmed in Iceland, India, and New Orleans." In Iceland, PGI interviewed a genetics specialist who spoke about how he uses knowledge-sharing to bring new drugs to market. In India, a man described how he's using Xerox technology to put the history of Tibetan monks online. In New Orleans, featured musician and composer Ellis Marsalis talked about jazz as a form of musical knowledge-sharing.
"These pieces conveyed very high-level knowledge-sharing in very unique ways. They set the tone for the meeting," Perrone says.
Perrone's team also completed 30 videos for the company's different business units, wrote another 20 case studies around those videos, and compiled 18 application briefs and an overview brochure for each of the four focus industry businesses: financial and health care service, manufacturing, graphic arts, and the public sector.
Rosie Madison, manager, market intelligence/customer research and Xerox's Connecticutbased proj-ect manager for the meeting, worked with counterparts in Europe on nuancing the company's message across cultures. "Phraseology is different," she says. "The use of photographs and different images have different implications, so you have to understand the cultures and the communities that you are going into and make sure that your message can get through. You have to be flexible instead of just having one message, one set of collaterals, and using that regardless."
Xerox, again with PGI, also created a "knowledge arena" with a bookstore and a small trade show of sorts, where businesses had their own demonstration and breakout areas.
In addition, Xerox developed a direct marketing campaign for prospective attendees, working with Burson-Marsteller and Wunderman Cato Johnson (both part of the Young and Rubicam Inc. family, Xerox's national advertising agency) and Roberts Communication (which works with Xerox on field materials and collateral). As a result, attendance was nearly double that expected, with more than 650 customers in Chicago and 300 in London. "It's amazing when you think of the caliber of the customer and clients attending--CFOs and CEOs and CIOs whose calendars are set far in advance," Madison says.
Trans-Atlantic Message Xerox chose to make the announcement out of London instead of the United States for several reasons, Simek says. "One, because we wanted to stand up and say, 'Something different is going on here.' Also, if you announce something in London first, you actually almost have two days in one, because you announce it at 10:00 a.m. in London and do all your media work there, then turn around and re-do it in the United States.
"It worked for us in terms of the way we were able to configure it," he adds. "We did the media focus out of London, which pulled in the customers, and we did the customer focus out of the U.S., which turned out to be a two-day event based in Chicago.
"Finally," Simek says, "because this is not done often in Europe, it made it an even bigger event there. It's such a rare occurrence that an American CEO would come over to launch something in Europe first."
But it also meant that Xerox and PGI were setting up two events concurrently, with President and CEO G. Richard Thoman in London and Executive Vice President of Industry Solutions Bill Buehler in Chicago. Michael Ruffolo, president of the document solutions group, did the Concorde dash from London to Chicago to be at the second day of the event.
In the end, the trans-Atlantic approach reinforced Xerox's global presence. "We decided that domestic was important, but we also wanted to send a message that we are a global company," says Madison.
"We have resources and have the capabilities around the world for what we want to do--so we just did it."
One production company is not enough to satisfy the needs of a corporation the size and breadth of Xerox; it uses three. And PGI became the third just in time to handle the announcement of one of the most significant strategic changes in Xerox's history.
PGI started out in the production business in Arlington, Va., handling all aspects of events, from the time attendees register to the time they get on the bus back to the airport. "We realize that every aspect of an event is important in the mind of the attendee," says Jimmy Ervin, regional vice president for PGI.
This approach to an event was right in line with Xerox's needs, he says. "They wanted a partner. We were made part of their team and included on all of their internal e-mails and conference calls from the start, and that allowed us to really understand what changes were occurring within their culture as a result of this new direction."
"I was fascinated by PGI's quick uptake on where Xerox is going and what we needed to accomplish," says Susanne Perrone, manager of strategic communication for the Document Solutions Group, Xerox Corp. "Soon after they were selected, I reviewed their proposal, and their ideas portrayed a highly creative, out-of-the-box, 'I-got-it' kind of company. It was again reinforced when I went to Iceland with their production crew to film the knowledge-sharing film. The subject was very new to them, and they got it immediately."
Of course, being on the team that produces a world-stage meeting in just 78 days put the pressure on PGI. As Xerox spokesperson Jeff Simek put it, "When you have a major event, things are going to change at the last minute. Part of what we look for is a production company that will set the proper expectations and roll with the flow."
That included everyone working until 4:30 a.m. the night before the event. "Clearly, it's not my desire to work all night before a major announcement," Simek adds, "but if that is what needs to be done, I need the production company supporting the announcement to roll with that."
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) -- North Carolina coach Roy Williams says junior guard Leslie McDonald plans to redshirt after suffering an offseason knee injury.
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The ban on outdoor burning has been "conditionally lifted" in DeSoto Parish, more than a month after it was ordered due to lack of rainfall and the resulting risk of fires.
On August 15, DeSoto become the first parish in northwest Louisiana this summer to ban outdoor burning, but as of Tuesday, September 24, it's up to the fire districts within the parish to decided whether to leave it in place or allow outdoor burning.
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Lifehacker's recent System Tray Show and Tell got me feeling really self-conscious about the things that show up on my computer's SysTray. While there are several items that I don't mind keeping an eye on there are a couple of Windows processes that I really don't think need constant monitoring. A perfect example of this is the Windows Local Area Connection icon that sits with a perpetual red X because my laptop is hooked up with WiFi.
Why do I need to see this icon if I never use the wired connection?
I did a little playing around and managed to find two ways to hide the icon. One doesn't appear to work all the time so I'll provide both just to be safe.
Removing the Local Area Connection Icon
This works perfectly for the wireless connection icon but on my machine it doesn't seem to work for the wired one. The first, really simple, option is to completely disable the connection. To do this you can double click the icon to open the Network Connections listing. Once this is done just right click the Local Area Connection item and select Disable.
In the long run this isn't really an ideal solution mostly because it involves completely turning off the wired network adapter. To avoid turning it off you can right click the listing and instead select "Properties."
Under the "General" tab look for the two check boxes and de-select them both. This should disable the icon while leaving the adapter activated.
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On my machine this didn't work - it did work to hide the Wireless Network Connection icon though. If you hit the same wall I have a work around that might help both here and in general for hiding icons in the SysTray. To get started right click the taskbar and then "Customize" under the "Notification area" heading.
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- Cook Time: 38 min
- Ready Time: 180 min
- Yield: 12 servings
- 1 package Pillsbury® Angel Food Premium Cake Mix
- 1 1/4 cups water
- 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon extract
- 10 drops yellow food color
- 3/4 cup Dickinson's® Lemon Curd
- 2 cups frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 3 tablespoons milk
- 2 cups fresh fruit, such as sliced strawberries or blueberries
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- HEAT oven to 350°F. Place oven rack in lower half of oven.
- PREPARE cake as directed on package using the water. Remove 2 cups batter and place in medium bowl. Add lemon peel, lemon extract and food color. Mix well. Pour into 10 x 4-inch tube pan. Spoon plain batter on top of yellow. Swirl batter with knife.
- BAKE 38 minutes or until dark golden brown and no longer moist or sticky. Immediately turn pan upside down onto tall narrow-necked glass bottle, such as a soda bottle. Cool completely. Remove cake from pan.
- COMBINE lemon curd, whipped topping and milk in medium bowl. Serve slices of cake topped with lemon curd mixture and fresh fruit.
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on Aug 15, 2008 at 8:06 pm
Has this been reported to the police? If this has twice and the message is so hateful and vicious it sounds like this is more than some kids with a gripe about our goverment.
This perps need to be caught right away. They have no right to attack and destroy our American flag no matter how angry they are!
on Aug 15, 2008 at 10:37 pm
Whew...somebody in Birdland is coo coo...chirp chirp!!!
on Aug 23, 2008 at 4:33 pm
Cholo, I do not know what you mean by calling Paula coo coo. I will assume you are inferring that she is some how crazy due to her remarks.
Now, it is outstanding that you have a opinion on this matter counter to what Paula has. However, I want you to keep in mind what the flag symbolizes (especially in this day an age, a time of war).
It is a symbol that millions of servicemen and women have fought and bled for even to this day. Does someone have the right to trash, burn, tear, rip apart the flag? Yes. Does that mean you should do it? No. It is called patriotism and nationalism. You do not have to agree with the government nor do you have to like the people in power. But you have to agree with what the flag stands for if you are an American regardless of your political or ethnic origins. If you don't, then I suggest you find a new country to call home.
So that is one side of the argument.
Here is the other: destruction of another person's property is illegal...soooo, Paula is right.
on Aug 24, 2008 at 3:02 pm
Sorry, I meant to say that Henny Penny is coo-coo!
Paula reminds me of Ms. H. Penny.
on Aug 30, 2008 at 12:28 pm
Only bird brain here is cholo
on Sep 2, 2008 at 5:52 pm
No bird brains allowed on this blog. Now, eat crow! hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha...wave a flag and go home....
on Sep 30, 2008 at 11:36 pm
IT was Cholo. He got jealous that no one north of LA posts the Mexican flag. Cholo, GO BACK TO MEXICO!!
on Oct 1, 2008 at 10:52 am
If the defacement of the flag was done during the night, then proper flag handling was not followed, which suggests that the flag be lowered at sunset.
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Editors' note: Despite multiple different attempts and methodologies, we were unable to install the Windows 8 Consumer Preview on this desktop. We are thus unable to report on our experience with the track pad in Windows 8.
Vizio's first attempt at a desktop PC is a consumer-friendly effort that succeeds almost in spite of itself. You'll admire the CA27-A1's large, thin display, its clean Windows installation, and a generally tidy take on the PC as home entertainment device. An imprecise touch pad and a few nagging design issues are the main complaints, but it's hard to argue against the overall value of this $1,149 desktop, one of the most affordable with a 27-inch screen. Wait a few weeks to see what other PCs emerge in the run-up to Windows 8, but Vizio has a respectable claim thus far to making an affordable, big-screen all-in-one that we can recommend.
From first glance it's apparent that Vizio has put significant effort into the shelf appeal of its new PCs. The thin 27-inch screen, port-obscuring base unit, and sleek, all-wireless input devices collectively give this PC an anti-computer vibe. Yes, this is a standard Intel-based Windows PC, it seems to say, but only because it has to be. Forget all that, try out the touch pad, then use the remote to access your non-PC content via one of the two HDMI inputs. You did connect your cable box to the system, didn't you?
Vizio's approach dovetails nicely with that of Microsoft with Windows 8. Both companies want to compel even desktop users to embrace a touch-driven future. However you feel about that particular shift, you will want an input device other than Vizio's laggy touch pad. Even a coming software update, slated to include Windows 8-specific gestures, won't likely redeem the touch pad due to the mechanical mushiness of its click functions.
You can solve the input problem easily enough with a $20 mouse, but it hints at an overall sense of corner-cutting about this PC. Both the screen and the base unit are remarkably thin, but you get the impression that it's because Vizio has scrimped on certain features. When you tilt the display, for example, it wobbles. On the one hand, so what, a little jitter never hurt anyone. On the other, it's hard to imagine an iMac or a premium Dell or HP all-in-one going out with such a wimpy monitor support joint.
Vizio has also played a bit of a shell game with the internal components. The base unit is thin because Vizio has stripped out the PC power supply and bundled it in with the external subwoofer. Depending on your tolerance for peripheral hardware, that design decision is either genius or maddening. Either way, and unlike with the Asus ET2700I and its standalone sub, you must keep the Vizio's subwoofer connected to the PC, since it's required to plug the system into the wall.
Despite those generally minor issues, the Vizio CA27-A1 is still the most affordable all-in-one PC with a 27-inch screen, and for that alone it deserves some attention.
Vizio CA27-A1 | HP Omni 27 Quad | Asus ET2700I | |
Price | $1,149 | $1,249 | $1,399 |
Display size/resolution | 27-inch, 1,920x1,080 pixels | 27-inch, 1,920x1,080 pixels | 27-inch, 1,920x1,080 pixels |
CPU | 2.5GHz Intel Core i5-3210M | 2.5GHz Intel Core i5-2400S | 2.8GHz Intel Core i7-2600S |
Memory | 4GB 1,333MHZ DDR3 SDRAM | 8GB 1,333MHZ DDR3 SDRAM | 8GB 1,333MHZ DDR3 SDRAM |
Graphics | 1GB Nvidia Geforce GT 640M LE | 64MB Intel HD Graphics 1000 (embedded) | 1GB Nvidia GeForce GT 540M |
Hard drives | 1TB, 7,200rpm | 1TB, 7,200rpm | 1TB, 7,200rpm |
Optical drive | None | Blu-ray player/dual-layer DVD burner combo | Blu-ray player/dual-layer DVD burner combo |
Networking | Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11b/g/n wireless | Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11b/g/n wireless | Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11b/g/n wireless |
Operating system | Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 (64-bit) | Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 (64-bit) | Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 (64-bit) |
As the middle member of the Vizio CA27 line, the A1 is not the cheapest. That would be the $999 CA27-A0. Technically, HP offers a discounted version of its Omni 27 all-in-one for the same price, but that unit has a generation-old Intel CPU, and there's no guarantee the discount will stay in place. Falling down the pricing rabbit hole doesn't really help anyone (what about eBay? What about refurbished units?), so based on starting price, I'm sticking with Vizio as maker of the most affordable 27-inchers.
Even this midprice unit compares reasonably well against units from competing vendors. Looking at a $1,249 HP Omni 27 I reviewed back in March, the Vizio has a more recent Intel CPU and a discrete Nvidia graphics card to the HP's embedded Intel graphics core. The absent optical drive and a stingy 4GB of memory to 8GB in the HP prevent the Vizio from a clean features sweep. In all, and given the $100 price difference, Vizio has a fairly priced offering in this PC.
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Sacrificing memory has its consequences, of course, and evidence of the Vizio's smaller RAM allotment turned up across our performance tests. From new and older versions of Photoshop, to iTunes MP3 processing, to our homemade multimedia multitasking test, the Vizio system came in at or near the bottom of the pack on every test. That's not unreasonable given that the Vizio is the most affordable of any other system in our charts, but particularly on our Photoshop CS5 charts, you'll see the huge gap in performance between the 8GB Lenovo and the 4GB Vizio, which use the same Intel Core i5 chip.


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Surrendering to God
In the early days of my ministry, 50 years ago, I would go to a place to run meetings and stay for perhaps a week. The people would come, and I would preach, and it was wonderful.
Then I pastored for 20 years in a church south of London. I was so fulfilled in that church. I loved it. This, too, was wonderful.
Then all of a sudden, God said to me, "Go." I said, "No." A second time God said, "Go." But again I said, "No." After my second refusal, God began to deal with me. When He did, I learned something: The God of Jonah still lives!
I realized that, in the whale's belly, Jonah was brought to a place where he would either declare, "Salvation is of the Lord," or bewail, "Salvation is of the Lord," one or the other. And in that place God began to deal with him.
As a result of the Lord's "dealings," I was a dying man at age 51. I persisted in my disobedience for a time, but finally at 2 a.m. one morning, I surrendered to God.
I said, "Lord, I'm going." He said, "Yes, you're going." I said, "But I had decided to stay!" God replied, "No, you're going. You'll either go and do what I've purposed you should do, or you're going home
So I moved out--but not because I wanted to. God has a way of making us give in. How much easier if we just cooperate with Him in the first place! read more
Why Can't I Say "NO"!
Everywhere I travel I meet them--little helpers, eager to "Bless the Minister". They mean well, but sometimes what they are offering to do is better left undone.
You ought to let me cut and highlight your hair." I heard the voice over my shoulder. When I turned around, my eyes had to look down about two feet to find the source of the offer, one that came with a long, Southern drawl.
"Hi, my name is Hepsiba. (That's in the Bible.) I do hair. I do pastor's hair, associate minister Calvin's hair and administrator-apostle Johnson's hair. Now he's actually bald, but I put a thick, all-natural beeswax with Retin-A™ on his hair, and then I pull it through a rice paper sorta hat. read more
God's Paratroopers
Like an elite rescue squad, we have the privilege of partnering with God in ushering to safety those who will perish without Him.
I was once told by a paratroop instructor that there are four important commands given to the parachutists before every jump: (1) attention, (2) stand in the door, (3) look up, and (4) follow me!
Thinking of these commands, I am reminded that Jesus is preparing men and women for the new heaven and the new earth, and He has given His co-workers the same orders that the parachutists receive. The apostle Paul wrote: "Servants, be obedient to them that are your masters" (Eph. 6:5, KJV). Our task is not to give God His instructions. Rather, we must report for duty. read more
Zilpha Elaw
Nineteenth Century Revivalist
One day while milking a cow, Zilpha saw Jesus walking toward her. He appeared to say, "Thy prayer is accepted; I own thy name." Zilpha first thought she was seeing things; but when the cow looked in the same direction, bent its front legs and lowered its head to the ground, she knew the Lord had come to answer her prayer.
Zilpha was born free to religious parents in Pennsylvania around 1790. Her mother died when she was 12 years old, and her father sent her to live with a Quaker family. He died a year and a half later. read more
Yoo Hoo, I Have A Question
My husband, Tom, and I were taken aback more than once by how much Tammy's dad resembled the artist's rendition of Jesus that hung on the Sunday school wall. We sometimes couldn't help remarking to each other about it.
After our couples' Sunday school class concluded one Sunday, I went to pick up Gail as usual. Hurrying to the door, her teacher apologized, "I'm sorry, but during playtime just now, your little Gail and Tammy got into a scrap." read more
Was That a Compliment.
Looking down at them and then at me, Christian exclaimed the words that blessed this grandmother's heart, "Oh Grammy, you look soooo pretty! You look just like a clown!"
High praise indeed from a 3-year-old!
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Wheels Around the World
Laurie Malaby had worked with disabled children in the United States for many years. But she never dreamed God would use her to bring new freedom to children overseas.
Laurie Malaby dialed the number on the business card she had been given earlier that week, never dreaming that a single telephone conversation would open the door to a life-changing experience. Trained as a pediatric physical therapist, Laurie had worked with disabled children in the United States for many years.
As part of her job with Wicomico County Public Schools in Salisbury, Maryland, Laurie often places orders for new wheelchairs when her students outgrow them. "In my profession, we can't bear to see perfectly good equipment discarded," Laurie says. "So I began storing these used wheelchairs in the basement of my school, thinking there had to be someone who could recycle them." read more
Walking In The Light
From the outside, the Rothschild residence seems to be the quintessential middle-class home nestled beneath the shade trees of a typical Midwestern suburb. The freshly cut lawn gently slopes down to the curb on which a bicycle casually rests.
Parked in the driveway is the all-American family-sized utility vehicle awaiting the next trek to the nearby high school soccer field or the local farmers market. Little would anyone imagine that within the traditional brick walls of this home (in the basement study, to be exact) lies the control center for the ministries of Christian author, singer, songwriter and inspirational speaker Jennifer Rothschild. read more
Yes, Lord?
While standing at the kitchen sink one day, I suddenly became aware of the Lord's presence. Pausing to acknowledge Him, I whispered, "Yes, Lord?"
He said, "You must go uptown…now."
"But, Lord," I began, then answered, "Yes, Lord." read more
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There have been six robins the first one (dick grayson) became Nightwing, the second one (jason Todd) was killed by joker then ressurected by ras al ghul and became the red hood and also there is Timothy drake (the current robin). now eventually down the line Batman has a a son with talia and he becomes robin for a while his name is damian wayne, but he eventually becomes batman after batman dies so i guess there was technically 7 robins (and its way in the future) but w/e now there were also 3 female robins as well Stephanie Brown who was Tim Drakes gf at the time, but she eventually gets fired for being reckless and later on gets killed in The War Games series of comics. Batman's fiancee Julie Madison was robin for a bit and lastly Carrie Kelly from The Dark Knight Returns comic series.


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On the eve of the NCAA tournament's title game, Bruins Nation starts the week off with a in-depth comparison of UCLA's basketball fortunes with that of the other elite programs of college basketball: Duke, Kansas, Kentucky, and North Carolina. The conclusion is clear: the numbers say Ben Howland needs to go.
Bruins Nation opens the week with the Monday morning edition of the regular Bruin Bites round-up of bits and pieces from around the UCLA-iverse, taking note of the news surrounding the men's basketball team and the NCAA tournament.
Bruins Nation moved its regular Bruin Bites' round-up of the bits and pieces of news from around the UCLA-iverse to Thursday, where you'll regularly see the mid-week edition from here on in.
Bruins Nation takes a look at the rosters of Ben Howland's three Final Four teams, the opponents' rosters, where each guy ended up, and asks whether Ben underperformed in not winning it all with the elite talent UCLA had.
Bruins keep their hopes of a Maddening March alive, beat Stanford 72-61 in Los Angeles.
Bruins Nation takes a minute to run through the bits and pieces of news from around the UCLA-iverse in the mid-week edition of the Bruin Bites round-up.
Bruins Nation talks about why Ben Howland has to go; not an analytical piece using statistics, but how Ben Howland, like Rick Neuheisel lost the soul of the Bruin Nation.
Bruins Nation wraps up their weekend coverage with the Sunday evening edition of the Bruin Bites round-up of news from around the UCLA-iverse.
UCLA Basketball Roundup: The Bruins prepare for their trip to the Oregon Schools, starting with a Thursday night game against the Beavers, while UCLA appears to be losing another player via transfer.
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The common thread is that all works on display, to some extent, are still in development, ranging from completed films that are seeking distribution, to short films and a video game project that is still in its infant stage.
The four-day festival includes screenings of almost 20 short films, along with a half dozen features. Events begin Monday night, May 7th, with the Louisiana premiere of When a Man Falls in the Forest, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at Broussard's Celebrity Theatres. Starring Sharon Stone, Timothy Hutton and Baton Rouge native Pruitt Taylor Vince, the film has recently been making the rounds at South By Southwest and the Berlin International Film Festival ' where it was nominated for Best Film ' and is scheduled for national release in August. All IDIDX events are free, with seats available on a first come, first serve basis.
From Tuesday through Thursday, IDIDX will be headquartered in the Cajundome Mardi Gras ballrooms for movies and other presentations while an IDIDX exhibitors' tradeshow takes place in conjunction with the TechSouth conference in the Cajundome Convention Center.
Thursday night, the Celebrity Theatres hosts another Louisiana premier, for the film Low and Behold, an official selection at last year's Sundance film festival. Directed by Lafayette native Zack Godshall, and filmed in New Orleans the year after Hurricane Katrina, Low and Behold is a part scripted, part documentary coming-of-age story about a young man working a new job as an insurance adjuster in the chaotic climate of post-Katrina New Orleans.
IDIDX concludes on Friday afternoon with a special digital art exhibit at the Grand Contemporary Gallery downtown, featuring 3D computer animation, motion picture and photography from five Lafayette artists. For a full schedule of events, check The Independent's TechSouth program guide, visit www.ididx.com or call the Acadiana Arts Council at 233-7060.
Ethics Board attorneys say recovering all of Gachassin's financial gains, plus additional fines, is the only way to deter bad behavior.
According to Louisiana Oil and Gas Association Vice President Gifford Briggs, at least one member of the Acadiana legislative delegation will be going to bat for Big Oil during this year's session.
"Louisiana should strive for a campaign finance reporting and enforcement system that promotes compliance, sets a high ethical standard and provides clear procedures that are practical, consistent and transparent."
Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration wants to use Gulf oil spill recovery money to help refill the state's "rainy day" fund and settle a pending lawsuit over its use.
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Here's your daily look at late-breaking national and international news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Friday, March 14, 2014:
Kevin Naquin — yeah, the Lafayette City-Parish Council chairman — and his Ossun Playboys will celebrate the release of their latest record Saturday night at the Acadiana Center for the Arts.
Acadiana's nightlife guide.
The popular bistro-slash-music venue is set to appear Thursday before the state's office of Alcohol & Tobacco Control to prove it's a restaurant and not a bar.
"If you're a guy on defense and you know a team is able to get leads on people, that bodes well for guys like me who want to get turnovers and create turnovers because it makes another team one dimensional."
The financing plan would pay for the operations of 69 public school districts for the 2014-15 school year.
The Philadelphia Eagles acquired Darren Sproles from the New Orleans Saints on Thursday for a fifth-round draft pick.
The Louisiana Oil and Gas Association is offering a pretty sweet deal, the only catch is you've gotta sit through their spiel about how "greedy trial lawyers" are killing the industry and forcing companies out of the state with their "frivolous" lawsuits.
Elephants and exotic tea glasses
The owner of a Youngsville-based oil and gas company pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to one count of negligent discharge of pollutants.
The Lafayette Parish School Board's mishandling of its insurance selection process over the last two years has caught the attention of the FBI.
Kids under 18 will have to pursue skin cancer the old-fashioned way.
The illustrious Ragin' Cajun alumni will receive the university's prestigious SPARK Award as part of the 10-day arts celebration.
Acadiana's nightlife guide.
Lafayette Parish School Board member Kermit Bouillion says he will defend his District 5 seat in the upcoming election.
The Louisiana chapter of Americans for Prosperity sent the pledge request to all 144 lawmakers in February.
The 5-foot-10, 203-pound former second-round pick has gone to three Pro Bowls in his five seasons.
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MAR 14 The attorneys representing a Louisiana flood board in its suit against Big Oil over coastal destruction have created a fascinating interactive timeline to show some of the high points (low points?) of this state's relationship with the energy companies, the Lens reports in this post. The timeline includes Louisiana laws passed during that time, records related to oil companies' violations of those laws, as well as internal oil company memos showing just how much they care about us. Unlike some claims made recently, this one has back-up documentation.
MAR 14 Well, finally, someone has stepped up to defend Louisiana against those hipster wanna-bes who want to tell everyone what Louisiana's like -- when they really don't know anything about us. Blogger Lamar White Jr. takes aim at a couple of columns written recently about our fair state and lets these yahoos know: we're not interested in joining your club.
MAR 14 In this week's post, Jim Brown is writing about Bobby Jindal and the governor's fall from grace. Back in 2008 he seemed like a rising star with no limits, Jim says, but now he's scrapping for any bit of attention he can get -- and still being ignored on a national level. What's the problem? Simple, Jim says: you need a record to run on, and Jindal doesn't have one. He spent so much time campaigning for the job he wants, he ended up ignoring the job he's got, Jim says.
MAR 14 Here's the Variety blog's review of "The Great Invisible," Margaret Brown's documentary about the effects of the BP Oil Spill. The film, screened at SXSW, won the festival's top honors for documentary film.
MAR 14 Here's a post on MyFoxNY about a guy who threatened Bobby Jindal (and a lot of other people) some time ago. The New Jersey man was leaving nasty, vulgar, threatening messages on voice mails, apparently triggered by each politician's stand on gay rights. This coo-coo for Cocoa Puffs individual was given probation, the story reports.
MAR 14 If you'd like to keep up with what is going on in New Orleans - via non-traditional media -- here's a good link to bookmark. This is the Digital News Alliance link page on the NOLA Defender blog. Featuring entries from some of the best of NOLA's blogs, it's pretty city-centric but there is plenty of good writing here.
MAR 14 The legislative guide issued annually by the Public Affairs Research Council is now a free app for smart phones, Clancy DuBos posts here on Gambit. The printed guide for this year's session already is sold out, he says. It's invaluable if you're following along with the session, but the guide contains a lot of information that's useful every other day of the year as well.
MAR 14 According to this post on Politico, Bobby Jindal's PAC will focus its immediate efforts on electing conservatives to Congress. Maybe that's so when Bobby gets elected President he will have plenty of markers to call -- er, buddies to go to lunch with. Politico of course asked the question, and Bobby said he's "looking at" running for President, because he's shown that conservative policies actually work here in Louisiana. Um.... What?
MAR 12 Columnist James Gill says you generally need either the facts or the law on your side -- unless you're in Louisiana. Then you just find someone who can push people around for you instead. That's how he characterizes Louisiana lege Robert Adley's efforts on behalf of Big Oil and against a suit that seeks to hold the industry accountable for its share of the cost of restoration of our coast.
MAR 13 So finally Louisiana is at the top of a list. We're number two on this one, which America Blog put together using statistics from Porn Hub. Turns out Louisiana is second only to Mississippi in its number of gay porn subscriptions. Isn't that interesting?
MAR 13 Shortly after media reports about (allegedly) forged documents sent to SACS, the organization that issues accreditations for colleges and universities, the agency has announced it is investigating Louisiana College, the Town Talk reports here. This news also comes on the heels of a suit filed by a former high official at the school.


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Matt Mosley: Michael Vick to Struggle Against Redskins
Matt Moseley, the NFC East blogger for ESPN.com has a hunch that Michael Vick will struggle against the Washington Redskins this Sunday. Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles fans might have a hard time buying that after watching the Skins stumble against Sam Bradford and the Rams last Sunday.
Moseley says the Redskins will force Vick to scramble. That sounds like a bad idea to me. Vick is at his most dangerous when he's running. Here's how Moseley described in his Final Word post Washington's approach to defending Vick:
"I think [Jim Haslett] will have a defensive back spying on Vick at all times. He has told his players to get their hands up earlier than usual in an attempt to disrupt Vick's rhythm. The Eagles' quarterback looked brilliant against the Lions and Jaguars, but those teams did a poor job containing him. The Redskins will try to lure Vick into throwing the ball across his body. Cornerback DeAngelo Hall played with Vick for several years, so he knows a lot of his tendencies. Look for outside linebacker Brian Orakpo to play a different style in this game. He can't race up the field. Instead, he'll hold the edge and try to force Vick the other direction."
The Redskins faced Vick only once, in December 2006. The Atlanta Falcons snapped a four game losing streak by beating the reeling Redskins 24-14 at FedEx Field. The Redskins won the prior meeting against Atlanta 33-31 in the 2003 season. Doug Johnson started at quarterback for injured Vick. (T.J. Duckett made a particularly strong impression on the Redskins front office in that game. But, I digress.) Matt Ryan was Atlanta's quarterback when the teams met in 2009, a 31-17 win for Atlanta.
Redskins defensive coordinator Jim Haslett was head coach of Falcons rival the New Orleans Saints for six seasons. He is very familiar with Vick. Haslett is 4-6 against Atlanta when Vick was the starter for Atlanta.
Donovan McNabb is familiar with Vick. McNabb tried to recruit Vick to Syracuse out of high school and supported, perhaps lobbied, adding Vick to the Eagles roster. The Eagles traded McNabb to Washington when they figured they were set at quarterback with Kevin Kolb and Vick. More proof that no good deed goes unpunished.


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Recipe by MALIA2
"Old fashioned, made from scratch strawberry shortcake."
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1 quart strawberries, sliced
1 cup white sugar
2 cups all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons white sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup vegetable shortening
1 1/2 cups milk
2 tablespoons butter, softened
1 cup whipped cream
EXCELLENT!! I needed to make this dairy free, so I used almond milk instead, and I prefer palm oil shortening instead of veg. shortening. I also wanted to serve this as a trifle, so I baked it in a 9x13 pan, cut cake into cubes and layered in the trifle dish with strawberries. I served the whipped cream on the side. I also really liked it topped with sour cream mixed with maple syrup, instead of whipped cream. Mmmmm. I just printed and added this to "my family's favorite recipe binder." Thanks for this recipe!
Do not recommend this one, sorry. If you make it, I would recommend butter only - I used 1/2 butter 1/2 shortening but it was still no good. It does need to bake longer than the recipe calls for as well. The texture was pretty good though. Flavor with the berries & whip: eh - bleh to me....
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I followed the recipe exactly as written (though I did have to bake an extra 10-15 minutes as well before it was set in the middle) and this was a FANTASTIC shortcake recipe! We had guests over, and all 5 of us LOVED this recipe. Delicious (especially with some fresh made whipped cream - YUMM!)
Perfect shortcake base. I used butter in place of shortening and did not use the melted butter. It was a great compromise between the two standard types - biscuit vs. spongecake. This was great. Quick, easy, good texture and not too sweet. I served it with fresh berries and homemade sweetened whipped cream. Kids and adults loved it. I will make it again.
This was delicious and very easy to make. People were licking their plates. Thanks for posting this recipe.
Great recipe, very good and even better because it's so easy. We had very sweet strawberries that were locally grown so I skipped the sugar in them and it was still great. Did I mention how quick and easy this is to make? Love that!
Perfect texture! Loved it!
Loved this! The shortcake was tender and soft and a little spongy, just right! Not very sweet on its own, which was good since the strawberries were sweet. :) Quick, easy, and will save you a trip to the grocery store next time you want a strawberry and shortcake, will never buy the store made shortcakes again!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Old Fashioned Strawberry Shortcake
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 8 Amount Per Serving Calories: 391 Calories from Fat: 131
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Czech Tales, Part 2
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Czech Tales, Part 2 : John Cruise (aka Thomas Barton), Nicolas Santos, Tibor Cernan, Jirka Gregor
- Mis à jour le : 2008-02-04 |
- Longueur : 23:49 min |
- Taille : 256 MB |
- Images : 5 |
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Something Spicy: In a secluded mountain retreat, Tibor has yet another victim in his web. As John and Jirka watch from outside, the muscled brute has the naive Nicolas Santos at his mercy. Both men are enraptured with each other's body, stroking, kissing and sucking cock. Tibor is a master at getting what he wants and he wants Nicolas on his knees, his head bobbing up and down in his lap, enjoying his tasty meat. He encourages his young sidekick to pleasure him more, then rewards him with kisses. Tibor gets down to business and starts to feed on Nicolas' dick, exciting his partner even moreso and prepping him for the fierce fucking both of them have been aching for.


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