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3/4 cup butter, softened 1 cup sugar 2 eggs 1 cup sour cream 2 cups flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg Topping: 1/2 cup brown sugar 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup pecans, chopped
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- GFE--gluten free easily said...
A beautiful quiche, Kelly! Love the improvised potato crust. Improvisation is the best part of cooking I think. :-) I've heard of folks making a crust from grated potatoes, so yours is along those lines. I always make my quiches crustless by adding 1/4 cup of GF flour to the recipe (and substituting GF flour for any flour that's already called for). I also know folks who do rice crusts.
We have friends who have goats and I so love their cheese and yogurt. I didn't kow the part about goat's milk being very similar to human milk--that's terrific (not sure what it says about us humans though LOL). I am trying to eat pretty dairy free these days myself. Gluten and dairy both have that opioid effect, too. Not good.
Potatoes ... so economical. I made ultimate oven fries last night. Oh my. So good. I'll be posting on those soon. :-)
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Hey Kelly,
Yum! Quiche is often our "leftover meal", a mish mash of whatever I have. I've always used Garlic Mashed Potatoes for my quiche crusts. I've not used coconut milk though, I'll need to remember to turn to that more often!
Quiche is sounding pretty good!
Michelle - April 1, 2009 at 7:00 AM
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Wow, so delicious! I should try this, thanks for sharing!
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Okay, that looks so good (minus the sausage for me) that it's making me hungry and I am eating lunch while catching up on your posts. BTW- my code word verification for this post is Comer (spanish "to eat") how funy.
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We are now two weeks into Pac-12 conference play. In a league that many are calling the second-best in college football behind only the SEC, we had numerous impressive performances over the weekend.
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Hi: I was blog hopping and found your message board and joined. How cool that so many people can come together and help each other out. I live in a teeny tiny little town in New Mexico. I spend a lot of my time going to Texas since it's the closest place to find normal stores. I'm so excited to be able to learn lots from all of you. Thanks for having me Every step is a learning step if used correctly. | |||
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How much fast food do U.S. adults eat each day? According to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 11.3 percent of daily calories consumed by adults in 2007 through 2010 came from fast food.
The data was pulled from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). Participants in the survey were asked to report what food they ate in the 24-hours before they were surveyed.
Fast food is a quick alternative to making a meal at home, and it's steadily becoming an increasing part of the American diet, the report noted. The 2007 to 2010 fast food-calorie statistics, however, are lower than the levels reported from 2003 to 2006, when the American diet was about 13 percent fast food. Still, more needs to be done especially because eating fast food frequently has been linked to weight gain, the researchers said.
More than one-third of U.S. adults are obese, according to the CDC. Obesity has been linked to many health conditions, including heart disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes and certain types of cancer.
While the percentage of calories consumed through fast food dropped dramatically as people grew older, there was still a significant correlation between heavier weight and the amount of fast food being consumed. Obese people had the highest percentage of fast food making up their diet.
In the 20 to 39-year-old group -- which had the highest percentages of fast food in terms of daily caloric consumption -- obese individuals took in on average 18 percent of their daily calories from fast food. For overweight and underweight/normal people in that age group, the percentage dropped to 14.7 and 13.5 respectively.
Non-Hispanic black adults ate more fast food in their diet than non-Hispanic whites and Hispanic adults. Non-Hispanic blacks have the highest rates of obesity at 49.5 percent, according to the CDC. But, obesity rates for Mexican-Americans (40.4 percent), all Hispanics (39.1 percent) and non-Hispanic whites (34.3 percent) are high as well.
However, there were no differences in the amount of fast food consumed by adults when income status was taken into account. But, for young adults, the higher the income they reported, the lower the chances they ate fast food.
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The six actors proved to be a tight group both on- and off-screen. They banded together to renegotiate their contracts after Friends became a huge hit—a must-watch show for many Americans on Thursday nights. During the run of the show, however, Perry encountered some personal challenges. He battled addictions to alcohol and prescription medications.
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Perry's film career may have been lackluster, but his series remained one of the top shows on television. During the later seasons of Friends, Chandler Bing developed a romantic relationship with Monica. The characters eventually married, adopted twins, and planned a move to the suburbs as the series came to an end in May 2004 after a decade on the air.
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I just read your Drobo review and wanted to share my experience with Drobo. I don't think you should be endorsing it.
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I just read your Drobo review and wanted to share my experience with Drobo. I don't think you should be endorsing it.
I pre-ordered my Drobo, so consider me an early adopter. At first, I *LOVED* it. Innovative, slick, and a worthy alternative to RAID5, I thought. After applying the first firmware update, the Drobo rebooted and my Mac informed me that the connected disk was unformatted and asked what I wanted to do (Initialize, Ignore, Eject). As you can imagine, I was immediately filled with panic and dread.
Over the past five years or more, I've built a huge (legal) music collection. I'm a music freak and buy between 5 and 10 CDs each month. I had painstakingly ripped each and every one of my 2000+ CDs to the Drobo, both in Apple Lossless format for my home stereo and AAC format for my iPod. I can't even imagine how many hours (hundreds?) I spent doing this. I also took the time to verify all of the metadata (artist, album, etc) and correct any tag errors. As you can imagine, this was VERY TEDIOUS!!!
Recently I've been ripping my DVD collection and converting it to MP4 for my Apple TV. Each rip/conversion takes between 3-4 hours. A hundred DVDs or so and you're looking at another 300 hours of time spent.
So, I called Drobo tech support. They walked me through a procedure that involved removing and re-inserting the drives. At first this didn't work. Then the tech told me to change the position of the drives in the Drobo. Voila! It took about three days to "protect" the data. After this process had finished, my data was back and I was much relieved.
Until the next firmware update.
The most recent update completely hosed my data. This time, tech support's procedure didn't work. It took 12 days to "protect" my data and when all was finished, my data was lost. Throughout this experience, I made efforts to contact tech support. I sent them my Drobo's diagnostic files, as requested. Someone from Drobo sent me the occasional terse email saying "This is a high priority case!" or "Please be patient!" A month later, how patient am I supposed to be???
A few months ago, I contributed a review of Drobo to Macintouch.com. I'm a regular contributor. I praised it and encouraged others to give it a shot. Needless to say, after my recent experience, I wrote to retract my recommendation and explain why. I sent a copy to my Drobo contact's email in the hopes that it might inspire Drobo to actually DO SOMETHING about my problem.
Would you care to hazard a guess as to how Drobo responded?
THEY CLOSED MY CASE (on April 10), despite the fact that:
1) I'm a paying customer.
2) I'm under warranty.
3) I was an early adopter who put my faith in them and their product.
They don't care one iota that I lost 2TB of data that took me years to accumulate and organize. At this point, I've accepted that my data is gone. However, I'm DEEPLY DISAPPOINTED in the utterly pathetic response I've received from customer service.
As you can well imagine, I'm very angry and frustrated. My experience is not unique either. There are others on DroboSpace.com and various forums (I've been searching!) who have all encountered the same problem.
Thanks for listening. I hope my experience has provided another perspective on this troublesome product. More importantly, I hope that it has demonstrated how insincere Drobo is about customer service.


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They're back. Gulf sturgeon are beginning their annual migration back into the Suwannee River this month.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) reminds boaters to slow down and be aware that these fish are returning and will begin jumping.
People have been injured in accidental collisions with the jumping sturgeon, but 2010 was a very good year for boaters on the Suwannee. There were no reported encounters between boaters and sturgeon last year.
"Even though we had a quiet season in 2010, remember that just one person getting hurt is too many," said Maj. Lee Beach, regional law enforcement commander for the FWC's North Central Region, based in Lake City. "We want people to be aware that Gulf sturgeon are returning to the Suwannee, and the risk of injury to boaters does exist."
In 2006, FWC officials began working on a public awareness campaign to alert boaters to the risks of jumping sturgeon.
"We posted signs at each boat ramp along the Suwannee, explaining the risk of colliding with these fish," Beach said. "Our officers will be on water patrol during this period and into the summer months in a continued effort to educate boaters about these jumping fish."
What's the best course of action for avoiding a collision?
"We recommend boaters reduce their speed to reduce the risk of impact and to give people more time to react if they do encounter a jumping sturgeon," Beach said. "The FWC also recommends that all boaters wear their life jackets."
The Suwannee River appears to support the largest viable population of Gulf sturgeon in Florida. Biologists estimate the annual population at 10,000-14,000 fish, averaging approximately 40 pounds each. Adult fish spend eight to nine months each year spawning in the river and three to four of the coolest months in Gulf waters.
Biologists are unsure why sturgeon jump. Theories include that the fish jump to communicate or as a dominance display.
"I have seen these collisions referred to as 'attacks.' However, these fish are in no way attacking when they jump. They are simply doing what they have been doing for millions of years … jumping. They aren't targeting the boaters," Beach said.
Gulf sturgeon can get quite big, exceeding 8 feet and 200 pounds.
"They have five rows of rock-hard scutes along their sides, back and belly. When sturgeon and boaters collide, the results can be devastating," Beach said.
State and federal laws protect sturgeon, just like bald eagles, panthers and sea turtles.
"These fish can't be harvested," Beach said.
To report sturgeon collisions, call 888-404-FWCC (3922).
"If anyone is involved in an incident with a jumping sturgeon, please report it to the FWC. With the data received, we can get a better overall view of where the fish are jumping and get the word out to the public," Beach said.
For more information about Gulf sturgeon, go to MyFWC.com/Research and click on "Saltwater," then "Sturgeon."
FWC Facts:Florida ranks second in the nation for the number of residents who take trips to view wildlife. (1.4 million)
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I just downloaded from a link on a site. It never asked me for a location to store it. Where is "file explorer" on the Nexus 7?
If I hook it to my PC then I can see the file under the Downloads folder but when I check the Downloads app on the Nexus, it says "No Downloads".
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Another Hollywood flop. Somehow, I knew it would be. Just not interested in seeing this period. |
Inaccurate ripoff of Pirates of Silicon Valley |
Im sure not even the iFanboys will see this crap |
Stuff actually sucks when Apple doesn't through millions of dollars in marketing to tell people otherwise?! I am shocked! |
Milking what is already dead, and doing it hard enough, they surprisingly squeeze out embalming fluid. Priceless. |
The news lady is so oblivious and disrespectful to Woz... When Woz talks, you listen. You don't ask the same question over and over again because you cannot understand his answer. I would give my left you know what to be able to spend that much time talking to Steve Wozniak, and this lady makes me very dissapointed the way she is interviewing him. |
They really should have had someone more intelligent to interview Mr. Woz. This man is obviously over her head,and it shows with her disrespect and overall body language that she didnt understand any of it. People like that are the type who write the blown out headlines.. |
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Pastor Jack Abeelen, Senior Pastor of Morningstar Christian Chapel, was raised in a Catholic home and attended parochial school from elementary grades through high school. At the age of 18 he heard the Gospel of Jesus Christ presented at a home study of a friend with whom he had grown up. In 1972 he gave his life to Christ and God began to work in his heart and call him to Himself. In 1980 Jack was given the opportunity to join a church staff as an assisting pastor and in 1985 went out to plant what today is the church he still pastors, Morningstar Christian Chapel in Whittier CA., a Calvary Chapel affiliate church. His gift of teaching is clearly seen in the easy and yet relevant way he communicates the Word of God.
Start this year off right by being in God's Word daily and challenging yourself to read through the entire Bible in 2014.
Matthew 7:24
Therefore whoever hears these sayings of Mine, and does them, I will liken him to a wise man who built his house on the rock.
Study Materials Pastor Jack's Book, Inductive Study, and MP3 Studies "The Jesus Chronicles" by Pastor Jack Abeelen is a chronological study through the Gospels. Purchase the book "The Jesus Chronicles," the workbook (Vol. 1), and the MP3 studies taught by Pastor Jack and discover the wonderful life, unchanging truth, and life giving ways of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
February 23 - March 5, 2015 We are so excited about the opportunity to travel to the Holy Land and walk where Jesus walked. We invite you to join us as we worship, study, and seek the Lord together. It would be a great blessing to have you tour with us. We are certain it will be the trip of a lifetime. We look forward to meeting you! Shalom, Pastor Jack & Debbie Abeelen Psalm 122:6
Then He said to them, "The harvest truly is great but the laborers are few; therefore pray the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest."
We trust in God's promise in Isaiah 55:11 "So shall My word be that goes forth from My mouth; It shall not return to Me void, But it shall accomplish what I please, And it shall prosper in the thing for which I sent it." We know that teaching the Word of God chapter by chapter and verse by verse will change lives. Won't you help us in sharing God's Word with our generation?
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An ongoing look at the District Vision plan
Thank you for your response to the call for input into our evolving district strategic plan. Last week, we spoke about indicators related to increasing student achievement for every student in every classroom).
This week, I want to talk about the district's plans to expand programs that are working, to discontinue programs that are not showing significant positive increases in student achievement, and to foster a culture of continuous improvement throughout the district.
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Best and Worst of the 2011 Golden Globes Red Carpet
Covered arms, blush colored gowns, outrageous shoes, this was an unusual Golden Globes night full of intriguing sartorial choices (more sleeves than I've seen in years). Actresses often steer away from red on the red carpet but Christina Hendricks went in the other direction. Red hair, red Romona Keveza gown, red lipstick-- too much or just right, for many actresses that seemed to be the question of the evening as looks varied from modest to mischievous.
Glowing Natalie Portman wore a Viktor & Rolf dress accessorized with a Tiffany & Co. multi-row diamond necklace set in platinum (Retail Value: $67,500); Tiffany Metro diamond band ring set in 18k white gold (Retail Value: $1,750) and oval diamond stud earrings set in platinum (Retail Value: $28,200).
Young True Grit star Hailee Steinfeld wore a sophisticated Prabal Guring dress paired with simple silver wave bracelets by Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co. jewelry (Retail Value: $675, $950) that matched her silver nails.
Jennifer Lopez dazzled in a white Zuhair Murad gown with a deep slit with a sheer cape-like overlay that matched her sparkling shoes and purse. She also wore huge diamond Harry Winston jewelry.
Mad Men's Elisabeth Moss was radiant in a green satin Donna Karan dress, Lorraine Schwartz jewels, Judith Leiber bag, and Jimmy Choo shoes.
Also part of the green scene was the ravishing Mila Kunis in Vera Wang.
Eva Longoria's Zac Posen gown featured a satin belt, short sleeves, deep cleavage and a large swoop of a train, one of the longer ones around this evening.
Michelle Williams was fresh as a daisy in her Valentino gown.
Anne Hathaway may have kept her arms covered but her Armani Prive gown revealed her entire back.
Olivia Wilde who starred in Tron star paired her glittering Marchesa frock with a Tiffany & Co. 18k Yellow Gold Yellow Citrine Ring (Retail Value: $1,500) and 18k Yellow Gold Yellow Citrine Stud Earrings (Retail Value: $1,100) that went with her golden and sky-high Christian Louboutin shoes.
Sandra Bullock carried on the trend of the evening for soft blush and nude gowns. Hers was Jenny Packham. Reviews were mixed on her bangs. Some Twitter critics loved the dramatic look, others thought the sparkling gown called for an updo.
Scarlett Johansson wore an Elie Saab dress with vintage platinum and diamond bracelets and platinum and diamond hair clips by Van Cleef & Arpels.
Megan Fox was both ladylike and va-va-voom beautiful in a soft pink Armani Privé gown.
Emma Stone looks very different than she did in "Easy A" with platinum hair and a peachy Calvin Klein gown with short sleeves.
Covered arms and shoulders was another trend of the night. Leighton Meester wore a pre-fall 2011 Burberry Prorsum dress with Jimmy Choo heels, a Louis Vuitton clutch and Cathy Waterman jewels.
Christina Aguilera displayed her curves in a Zuhair Murad dress and accessorized with Lorraine Schwartz jewels, Christian Louboutin shoes, and a Valentino bag.
Not too many people could get away with wearing two different colored shoes on the red carpet. Helena Bonham Carter's Christmasy red and green shoes seem a bit at odds with the goth tulle Vivienne Westwood dress and her long locks.
Halley Berry showed off plenty of leg in a black Nina Ricci gown. All the better to draw attention to the Harry Winston diamond bracelets on her wrists. It wasn't a very inventive look but Halle Berry always looks beautiful.
Brad Pitt was as usual, a Tom Ford man while Angelina Jolie covered up in a shimmering emerald green Versace gown.
Catherine Zeta Jones wore a richly textured emerald gown by Monique Lhuillier.
Versace loyalist January Jones accented her daring cut-out gown with platinum and diamond earrings and platinum and diamond bracelets by Neil Lane.
Julianne Moore did Bulgari proud in a necklace of 79 carats. Her pink Lanvin dress with its one giant sleeve was not a favorite for the night.


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Perfect for creating brochures and other promotional materials.
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Do you want to use an online resources or a new technology but feel overwhelmed by the learning curve involved? Then Tech Fridays are for you. Each month, we'll pick a topic related to technology, and one of our staff will be available to answer your questions and demonstrate how to become an empowered user of online resources and electronic devices.
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Important Information about PHEAA's Distance Learning Policy
The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance (PHEAA) Agency has a distance learning (education) policy for its Pennsylvania State Grant program. Firstly, students enrolled in an online program of study are ineligible for PHEAA Grants. These Penn College distance learning programs are ineligible: PDA/BDA, BAM, PDD/BDD, BHI, NRB/BSN, BDT, and BWM.
Secondly, as of Summer 2013 Semester, PHEAA's Distance Learning policy requires colleges to measure the percent of credits that students enroll in on a semester basis. (Previously, the College calculated distance learning credits on a program basis.) At least 50% of a student's credits each semester must be 'in the classroom' to remain eligible for a PHEAA Grant assuming all other eligibility requirements are met.
Semester examples
Classroom Credits | Distance Credits | Eligible for PHEAA? | |
Lamar | 7 | 7 | Yes* |
Shawn | 8 | 7 | Yes* |
Amy | 7 | 8 | No |
*If Lamar or Shawn drops below seven classroom credits before those credits are 20% complete or before Penn College receives an official disbursement roster from PHEAA, they will become ineligible.
Developmental credits, in most cases, cannot be used toward the calculation. Only when a student has been granted a Remedial Exception for a semester can (some) developmental credits be included in the calculation. PHEAA policy permits Remedial Exceptions when:
- A full-time student has 6-11 non-developmental credits.
- A part-time student has 3-5 non-developmental credits.
- A student's prior number of Remedial Exceptions** is not greater than .50 for full-time students or .75 for part-time students.
Examples with developmental credits
Total Credits | Developmental Credits | Remedial Exception? | Classroom Credits | Distance Credits | Eligible for PHEAA? | |
Courtney | 15 | 3 | No (full-time with 12 non-developmental) |
6 | 6 | Yes |
Jon | 15 | 3 | No (full-time with 12 non-developmental) |
5 | 7 | No |
Marissa | 12 | 6 | Yes (full-time with 6 non-developmental) |
6 | 6 | Yes |
**0.50 = 1 full-time semester exception. Students with prior Remedial Exceptions can view the cumulative total of exceptions from the 'PHEAA Breakdown' section of the 'View Financial Aid Information' page of SIS.
Hybrid Courses
Hybrid courses combine classroom and distance learning and are identified by Penn College course section numbers of 98 or 99. As long as a hybrid course consists of 50% or more classroom instruction, it is considered (by PHEAA) as a classroom course. Hybrid courses that consist of 50% or more distance learning instruction are considered as distance learning courses. Refer to the instruction breakdown provided for hybrids on the College 'Course Offerings' information provided on the Registrar's Web page and my PCT Portal page.
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Potsdam Mayor Ruth Garner Stopped at Hancock Field by Terror Attack
Sep 13, 2001 — Potsdam Mayor Ruth Garner's plans to travel to Washington DC were halted Tuesday morning after the terrorist attack on the Pentagon. Todd Moe reports. Go to full article
Green Thumb Honors Potsdam Mayor Ruth Gaynor in Washington
Sep 10, 2001 — A conversation with Potsdam mayor Ruth Garner. The 85-year-old is being honored this week in Washington DC. Garner has been named this year's Outstanding Old Worker by Green Thumb, Inc. Go to full article
Never Too Old to Learn
Sep 06, 2001 — "You're never too old to learn." That's the motto of Potsdam's Institute for Learning in Retirement. SUNY Potsdam created the program to provide learning opportunities for seniors in an academic setting. Todd Moe chats with Peggy Mooers, who's helping organize class offerings this fall. Go to full article
People: Chris Affrey, Baker, at the New Potsdam Co-op Bakery
Sep 03, 2001 — A toast to bread--the Potsdam Food Coop's new wood-fired brick oven is producing crunchy, chewy sourdough and wholewheat breads. Todd Moe talks with the Coop's first baker, Chris Affrey. Go to full article
Panel: Reducing Arsenic Levels Will Cost Less Than Claimed
Aug 29, 2001 — A Clarkson University professor is part of a panel that has determined a controversial rule to reduce arsenic levels in drinking water won't be too expensive to implement. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
Visitors: Dr. Anthony Cortese Talks About Sustainable Education
Aug 29, 2001 — David Sommerstein talks with Dr. Anthony Cortese about sustainable education. Cortese will be in Potsdam tomorrow as part of Clarkson University's year-long exploration of sustainability. Go to full article
Mobility Engineering Helps the Physically-Disabled To Go Where None Have Gone Before
Aug 24, 2001 — David Sommerstein talks with Peter Rieke, founder of Mobility Engineering, a business that builds adaptive mobility devices for people with physical disabilities. Rieke was the first wheelchair user to scale Mount Rainier. He's in Potsdam today to collaborate with grad students at Clarkson University. Go to full article
Holistic Health Fair in Potsdam
Aug 20, 2001 — More and more Americans are seeking alternative therapies. Jodi Tosti reports on the annual holistic health fair in Potsdam. Go to full article
Clarkson Professor Coordinates Nationwide Air Quality Monitoring
Aug 03, 2001 — Through the month of July, a professor at Clarkson University coordinated the largest air quality monitoring effort ever conducted in this country. David Sommerstein reports the results could drive the next generation of pollution decision-making. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
Potsdam Mayor Ruth Garner Honored as "Older Worker,"
Jul 24, 2001 — Ruth Garner will be honored today as Northern New York's Most Outstanding Older Worker. At 85, Garner is in her sixth term as mayor of Potsdam. Todd Moe asked her what she's most proud of as mayor. Go to full article
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During the last few days, it seems like I've been opening this report with a laundry list of assorted injuries, minor and major, to afflict key Broncos players.
On this day, however, the contact was down as the Broncos eschewed shoulder pads for the first morning session since last week, and Head Athletic Trainer Steve Antonopulos and his staff weren't quite as busy as they'd lamentably been in previous days.
But did the absence of pads and lowered threshold of contract give the advantage to the offense or the defense?
"I think it's an advantage all the way around," safety Nick Ferguson replied. But his answer wasn't about merely being diplomatic and respectful to the offensive line; rather, it was borne out of just how battered the Broncos became in recent days.
"Guys are sore, as one can expect. This gives you a little more time to fine-tune some techniques. But I think it's a benefit all around.
"(Injuries) are part of training camp, but you don't want to have too many guys nicked up. You want to have guys actually able to play in games. It was great to come out today, because sometimes you just don't want to beat each other up."
The result was one of the Broncos' best practices so far in camp, and fellow safety John Lynch agreed that the absence of pads helped make that possible.
"(Practice) is always a little sharper (and) crisper if you know how to practice it that way," he said.
Head Coach Mike Shanahan was generally pleased with the team's practice after calling their Tuesday morning performance "below average."
"(We were) a little bit slow in the first period and we picked up the pace," Shanahan said. "I was really pleased with the effort."
The crowd also got involved, particularly in goal-line and red-zone situations where Ferguson and Lynch each successfully implored the fans on hand to yell "Defense!" and "Go Broncos!" at appropriate situations. At least it gave the offense a little taste of what it was like to play amidst the din present at road games.
The morning practice also saw Tony Scheffler increase his workload after returning to light practice action Tuesday morning. Rookie defensive end Jarvis Moss was also back on the field, but he was limited to individual, installation and some brief team work as he returned to the field for the first time since twisting his left knee during Monday morning's practice.
ATTENDANCE REPORT: Nate Webster sat out the morning session. "He's a little bit banged up," Shanahan said. "It's just temporary. He should be all right." … Darrell Hackney did not take part in the final half of the practice; a day earlier he pulled up after appearing to strain his hamstring but continued to work … Brandon Stokley did not practice; he is on the one-session-per-day schedule … Wide receiver Marquay McDaniel and Glenn Martinez remained sidelined, as did linebackers Louis Green and Warrick Holdman … First-string offensive linemen Ben Hamilton and Matt Lepsis remained sidelined; Lepsis injured his groin on Tuesday morning … Rod Smith and Brandon Marshall remained sidelined, and Quentin Harris sat out after banging his knee on a collision with Andre Hall a day earlier.
POINTS OF EMPHASIS: Red zone, goal-line, two-minute drill and field goals.
WHO'S WHERE: Jimmy Kennedy relieved both Sam Adams and Gerard Warren in the first-team base package, but both Adams and Warren played substantially. Moments after hobbling back to the sidelines following a goal-line play, Adams used a push of his arms to swat away running back Andre Hall just steps from the end zone … Preston Parsons took Hackney's third-team snaps … With Hamilton and Lepsis sidelined, the first-team offensive line underwent a fairly significant shift, with Chris Myers filling in at left guard for Hamilton, right tackle Erik Pears shifting to Lepsis' vacated left side and Adam Meadows filling in at right tackle … D.D. Lewis worked with the first-team at strongside linebacker … Ian Gold remained in his familiar first-team weakside linebacker slot, but also worked on the second team as its only linebacker in "move-the-ball" work at the end of practice … Denver's first-team goal-line offense included its offensive line during Wednesday's session — Pears, Myers, Nalen, Montrae Holland and Meadows — plus tight ends Daniel Graham, Nate Jackson and Stephen Alexander, with Kyle Johnson and Tavis Henry lining up behind Jay Cutler in the backfield.
ADAMS IN AND OUT: Even when Adams does practice, as he did Wednesday, he is occasionally relieved on the first team by Kennedy, as the Broncos remain cautious with the 14-year veteran. "We've don't want to overdo it on his knees because he's had arthroscopic surgery, he's obviously had some problem with the knees, so we want to get him in football shape and that's not always just banging them every day," Shanahan said. "What we try to do is practice him one day. The next day he gets in there and lifts weights, he runs, he pushes a sled, gets on the treadmill, gets on the step master, and then the next day we bring him back with football."
STANDOUT PLAYS: T.J. Hollowell notched a leaping goal-line interception of Cutler … Holder Todd Sauerbrun found Jason Elam on a fake-field-goal pass, but it must be noted that had the play been live in a game, Hamza Abdullah would have probably deflected the pass away for an incompletion … Teyo Johnson had a pair of touchdown grabs in the goal-line period … Nate Jackson beat Steve Cargile for a touchdown in team goal-line work, but Cargile notched an end-zone interception in the seven-on-seven red-zone period … Dre' Bly and Domonique Foxworth each logged interceptions off Parsons, but the fourth-team quarterback rallied by leading the third offense on a two-minute drill touchdown drive against the No. 3 defense by completing five straight passes to set up first-and-goal from the 7-yard-line, then finding a leaping David Kircus for a 7-yard, third-and-goal scoring grab with just 20 seconds remaining. The second- and first-team offenses both moved inside the opposing defense's 25-yard-line (the drives began at the offense's 30) before petering out.
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The most important consideration in lifting the advisory is whether 20 days have passed since the last locally acquired case was isolated or died. If no further cases have occurred for 20 days, which is twice the maximum incubation period for SARS, the chain of transmission is considered broken. The last locally acquired case in Canada was isolated on 20 April.
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Bizet's Carmen is one of the most successful operas of all time and its popularity has led the way to many choreographic interpretations, deriving more or less directly from Mérimée's libretto. Two of the most often performed ballet versions are Roland Petit's for Ballets de Paris – created in 1949 and using Bizet's original score [...]
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Murder mystery 'Book of Days' presented Mar. 8-17
Parkside Theatre, the award winning theatre company at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, presents the mystery "Book of Days" for six performances March 8-17. Lanford Wilson's intriguing study of murders and martyrs is staged in the Black Box Theatre of the Rita Tallent Picken Regional Center for Arts and Humanities at 7:30 p.m. March 8, 9, 14, 15, and 16 and at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 17. The campus is located at 900 Wood Rd. in Kenosha.
In the small Missouri town of Dublin, Ruth and Len Hoch work in the factory owned by Walt Bates with interference by Walt's son James. Ruth is cast as Joan of Arc in the community theatre's production of George Bernard Shaw's "St. Joan." As a storm rips through town, Walt accidently dies in a hunting accident. But is it an accident?
Calling the play a "gripping mystery," Parkside Theatre director Brian Gill said "Book of Days" skillfully explores themes of hypocrisy, ambition, loyalty, and the moral ambiguities of "the greater good."
"By running a parallel between Shaw's 'St. Joan' and his own play, Wilson shows us that being 'in the right' has always been a terribly dangerous place to be and that the truth often exacts a terrible cost," said Gill. "Using Joan's pursuit of the truth as her blueprint, Ruth seeks the truth of her friend's death, consequences be damned."
The cast includes Hayley Cotton as Ruth, Kenjamin Lafayette as Len, Joe Romanak as Walt Bates, and Michael Pfeiffer as James. Parkside Theatre veterans Michael Dalberg (as Boyd Middleton), Brenna Kempf and Rachael Sandlin in the roles of Louann and Sharon Bates, and Alex Metalsky as Sheriff Atkins are featured as are Brittany Bouche as Martha Hoch, Blaine Connor as Earl Hill, Ben Carlstein as the Rev. Groves and Olivia Kraus as Ginger Reed.
Brian Gill's crew includes student costume/makeup designer Katlin Kobernick, properties master Laura Chartrand, Holly Thompson, sound; co-projection designer
Chris Payne, and stage manager Mikayla Durkee. Student Bethanne Duffy is the play's dramaturge. Keith Harris and Kevin Nelson designed the set, Darice Damata-Geiger serves as costume lab supervisor, Michael Clickner is technical director, Jody Sekas is co-projection designer and design advisor, with lighting by guest artist Jake Bray.
Tickets for "Book of Days" are $17 for adults, $13 for seniors, and university faculty and staff, and $8 for students. They can be purchased online at www.uwparksidetickets.com, by phone at 262-595-2564, or at the ticket office in Brentwood Lobby of The Rita.
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My sister recently finished a really grueling cancer treatment for a very deadly cancer. The good news is that, against the odds, she is cancer-free. Unfortunately, though, she still suffers from terrible anxiety and trouble sleeping. Is this something that you dealt with? How do I help her get through the aftermath of cancer treatment?
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Your sister isn't alone in experiencing difficulties grappling with the anxiety caused by the traumatic cancer journey she's experienced. The worry about mutant cells being left behind after surgery, chemotherapy,
and/or radiation treatments weighs heavily on one's mind. My late husband, Randy, used to say it was like
living with the Sword of Damocles hanging over his head. He would look for the littlest signs, such as weight loss or stomach pains, to signal the sword was dropping. The uncertainty made living a normal life a
Living with cancer and its aftermath takes good strategies and mental discipline. A counselor who specializes in helping people living with life threatening illnesses would be a tremendous asset to your sister. The counselor could teach her to recognize when she's letting the "what ifs" paralyze and rob her of living life right now. We found our counselor by asking our oncologist.
Bedtime is good example of when feeling a loss of control can distort both the survivor and caregiver's everyday routine. When the sun goes down and the day's distractions day subside, your mind can wander and negative thoughts pour in.
Our counselor helped us raise our self-awareness and recognize when fear was taking control. She helped me to identify the moment I was falling down that rabbit hole of what-ifs and try to pull myself out of it. Too often, I would try to strategize for what might happen, but there were too many variables for me to really be prepared, so it was wasted energy. Instead, I had to learn to control my thoughts and not allow myself to go down the "worry path." As I lay in bed and my brain began to wander, I would try to pull my focus back to the positive and name 10 things for which I was thankful. This exercise was a wonderful way for me to get to sleep and feel good about my life in a time of great uncertainty.
I had to accept that my knowledge was limited but still trust that I would make the best decision I could if life threw me another curve ball. Cancer taught me a lot about myself and about what it really means to not have control over certain events. Randy said it so eloquently, "We cannot control the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand."
In addition, your sister's general practitioner might recommend an antidepressant or anti-anxiety medication to help her feel
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This is a very difficult and stressful time. Talking with a counselor or using antidepressant or anti-anxiety medication doesn't
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I've been told more than once that skills learned from video games don't really translate to the real world. To those who have told me this, I can only say: neener-neener-neener.
More and more companies are offering customers the choice to customize the products they buy. Vans, among others, allows you to create your own shoes. Heck, I've even seen a build-your-own-toy-lightsaber kit that I really wanted to buy for my son.
But this is a new wrinkle to me.
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The folks at ShirtsMyWay have set up a process in which for about $75 and a few minutes of your day, you can design your own men's dress shirt. Why is this thrilling, exactly? I'll tell you why. Have you ever noticed that roughly 99 percent (anecdotal research on my part) of all clothing stores are devoted to women's apparel?
Seriously, if you're a guy, you've got like maybe four colors and two styles of dress shirt to choose from. I'm not quite the average male, I suppose, but I know I would be more inclined to wear a dress shirt without the threat of death if I got to have some say about what my shirt looked like.
This is where those video game skills come in handy. The process goes roughly like this: you go to the ShirtsMyWay site, and you choose from 25 different fabrics. That's just the first part. Via the site's very user-friendly interface, you will then decide on just about every aspect of your shirt's creation.
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Synonymous with glamour and sensuality, Herve Leger by Max Azria captures the allure of a modern powerful woman. With a trendy design, the Webber is the epitome of luxurious, yet edgy style.
- Suede upper
- Leather straps with decorative metal rings
- 9" shaft height, interior side zipper
- 12" leg opening
- Almond toe
- Fully lined in leather
- 1" hidden platform, 5" heel
- Leather sole
- Made in Italy
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Richard Gunn (I)
Richard Gunn was born in Thousand Oaks, California. He attended High School in Palm Desert, California and went on to earn his BA from UC Santa Cruz. While there he acted in productions with the professional repertory company, Shakespeare Santa Cruz. Aside from acting, He is interested in vintage motorcycles and classical guitar. Richard lives in ...
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