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Much has been made this week about how Sunday's game against the Eagles might be the final one in WR Roy Williams' disappointing time in Dallas. But he would not be the only one. It's likely that other high-priced veterans could be on the move, including two starting offensive linemen. The right side of the O-line soon could require a makeover if the team moves on from ORG Leonard Davis, who was benched at one point, and ORT Marc Colombo, who has battled injuries throughout his career and might be hitting the point of no return in his career. RB Marion Barber long has been rumored to be on his way out, especially now that Tashard Choice has stepped up in his absence. DE Marcus Spears never has lived up to his reputation and could be allowed to walk, as could disappointing FS Alan Ball, who struggled most of the season, and aging ILB Keith Brooking. It would appear unlikely, however, that OLG Kyle Kosier also would be let go if Davis and Colombo are not brought back, and talk of CB Terence Newman getting cut appears premature at this point, too.


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A 6-year-old girl who didn't return home after school had gone to a neighbor's house.
A bit of miscommunication caused initial conflicting reports, but Amia Walker was found safe with a neighbor and no foul play was involved.
However, the girl's mother has been arrested, KCK police tell KCTV5. Police are not saying why she was arrested.
A detective told a woman involved in the search for the missing girl that dog feces covered the residence and the home was unfit for a child, along with other issues.
The Kansas City Star reported that the girl has been placed in the care of a Kansas social worker. Police told KCTV5 that the girl is safe, but declined to say whether she was released to a family member or was placed in state custody.
About 5:45 p.m., a representative for the girl's school district said she was found and was with police. This was 45 minutes after the media had reported she was missing and an Amber Alert was to be issued.
In actuality, authorities said Amia had gone to a neighbor's house, which is what she was told to do on Wednesdays when she got out of school early.
Neighbors told KCTV5 that the girl goes to the homes of one of two neighbors after school. On this day, the girl apparently went to her own duplex. A neighbor saw the girl alone and decided for her safety to take care of her. The woman had errands to run, so she took the girl with her.
In that time, she was reported missing, and officers responded to the area of North 76th Terrace and Walker Avenue. The area is southeast of Parallel Parkway and North 78th Street.
She was reported missing about 3:45 p.m., and police declined to say who reported her missing.
The neighbor eventually returned home with the girl once her errands were completed. The woman said she had stopped allowing her own young daughter to go to the girl's home because she was concerned about some of the "traffic" coming and going from the home.
David Smith, the KCK School District spokesman, said Amia attends Claude Huyck Elementary School. Smith said he believes she got off the bus at the right stop, but didn't make it home.
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times as heavy as predecessors Spirit and Opportunity, and comes
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a sandy courtyard with his rifle. Sättermon stays there, still, for
a long while: he knows that somewhere in this dusty maze, three
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There have been many changes happening in the beer and wine department at the eastside Bloomingfoods location. We have expanded the number of craft beer six-packs that we carry, adding several new beers from breweries right here in Indiana. Look for our Indiana Craft Sampler twelve packs of seasonal selections, priced at $17.99, from craft breweries around Indiana such as Oaken Barrel Brewing Company, located in Noblesville, and Three Floyds Brewing Company, out of Munster. Also new to our shelves are two beers from Bee Creek Brewery in Brazil, Indiana. Try the excellent Honey Wheat, made with Martinsville honey for $9.99, or the refreshingly simple Bee Creek Ale for $8.99. Or, if you simply can't decide which beer to bring home, try some of each with our brand new Design-Your-Own-Six-Pack deal for just $9.99. Choose from a variety of craft beers and imports, and feel free to request beers you would like to see added to the shelf.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - The defense representing accused murderer Joseph Banis rested its case on Wednesday without putting Banis on the stand. Defense attorney Justin Brown told jurors in opening statements that Banis would testify. After calling just three witnesses, Brown unexpectedly rested his case. Banis faces the death penalty if he's convicted of murdering Jamie Carroll in December 2008, then stuffing Carroll's body in a 50-gallon Rubbermaid bin and burying it in the basement of his Old Louisville home. Banis's ex-boyfriend Jeffrey Mundt is also charged. He testified against Banis. He told jurors Banis slit Carroll's throat with a knife, then shot him twice. Mundt told jurors he helped bury Carroll's body because Banis threatened his life. Closing arguments begin Thursday morning.
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College Service & Class Projects
Painters, October and November 2013
Prepped and painted two 12'X4.5' SeaFlight plastic seating modules.
Carpenters, October 2013
Installed deadbolt locks on men's and women's restrooms in Building 4.
Painters(ABC), October 2013
Painted Bldg. 5 courtyard walkway pillars and Dillingham Blvd. side walls of cafeteria and Bldg. 4.
Masons, October 2013
Repaired 30' of curb in Lot 3 in front of the Carpentry Shop.
Masons, September 2013
Repaired large hole in Maintenance/Print Shop driveway.
Painters (Local 179), April 2013
Prepped and painted Rooms 103 A and 103B in Building 14.
Masons, April 2013
Installed 4" conduit in Building 20 CMU wall for computer lines to be passed through from one room to the next. Conduit donated by Hawaiʻi Electricians (Local 1186).
Masons, March 2013
Formed and poured concrete in dirt area fronting Building 14 to remedy soil run off problem caused by rain.
Painters (ABC), March 2013
Prepped and painted the front exteriors of Buildings 8/9, 13, 16 and 18.
Masons, February 2013
Formed and poured curbs to divert water from Mala storage building.
Masons, December 2012
Installed a new chain post at Lot 2 mauka entrance - original had been knocked over by a truck.
Masons, November 2012
Prepped, formed and poured concrete pad for Print Shop split AC unit.
Masons, November 2012
Plastered the CMU wall that was earlier erected.
Masons, October 2012
Built 6'X30' CMU wall in the back of Building 14 which will serve as a portion of the enclosure for the Tech 1 sustainable garden.
Painters (ABC), October 2012
Primed and painted Building 12, Room 102.
Painters (ABC), September 2012
Primed and painted the plywood construction wall/barrier on the mall-side of Building 7.
Painters (ABC), September 2012
Primed and re-painted the shelter/pick up area that is located in the front of Building 7.
Masons, August 2012
Dug and poured foundation/support for pole supporting green house photo voltaic panel.
Painters (ABC), April 2012
Caulked and painted the PCATT storage building on the Kokea site.
Masons, April 2012
Layed out, formed and poured concrete ramps for the PCATT storage building on the Kokea site and east-side steps of Building 45.
Carpenters, March 2012
Built wooden dexterity and sizes exercise "toy" for Childcare Center.
Sheet Metal, March 2012
Welded nut and bolt dexterity and sizes exercise "toy" for Childcare Center.
Masons, February-April 2012
Prepared site and poured curb and slab in the back of Bldg. 14 to create space for sustainable garden and Welding Dept. waste metal bins.
Roofers , March 2012
Roofed Consruction Academy storage structure.
Masons, March 2012
Formed and poured a curb along the mauka-side wall of the Mala storage to divert rain water and eliminate flooding.
Masons, February and March 2012
Remedied water puddling problem in Gopal's green house by installing ceramic tile on the floors.
Drywall Installers, February 2012
Cleaned out Building 12 - debris from other classes and what had accumulated over the years.
Plumbers, February 2012
Hooked up instant water heater for Apprenticeship Office kitchen sink.
Roofers, February 2012
Roofed PCATT storage on Kokea property.
Carpenters, November 2011 - April 2012
Constructed and erected steel frame PCATT storage on Kokea property.
Masons, November 2011
Ordered and distributed gravel around the Mala with Bobcat. Gravel will be used to create work areas and pathways.
Drywall Installers, October 2011
Installed acoustic drop ceiling in Bldg. 12, Rm. 101
Carpenters, October 2011
Removed termite eaten door jamb, installed new jamb and re-hung door in Bldg. 12, Rm. 101 - Elevator Mechanics' workspace.
Painters (ABC), October 2011
Painted exterior front of Building 12.
Masons, October 2011
Poured slab and curb for Kokea Training Center storage building.
Carpenters, October 2011
Constructed a concrete form for Kokea Training Center storage building.
Masons, August-October, 2011
Formed and poured 200+ feet of curb along the parking Lot 3 Dillingham perimeter.
Carpenters, September 2011
Constructed, erected and dismantled stage for OSHA 40th Anniversary Celebration.
Masons, August 2011
Removed, prepared and re-set red brick in Mise en Scene sculpture/ art work.
Masons, July-November 2011
Prepared wall and applied plaster (Venetian- style) to hallways in Apprenticeship Office hallways.
Masons, May 2011
Ground, prepared and sealed cracks in Mise en Scene sculpture/ art work to prevent further water damage.
Glaziers, May 2011
Donated and cut two pieces of reinforced glass to replace broken panes in AERO facility.
Roofers, April 2011
Roofed (singly ply) the Mala storage building.
Carpenters, April - May 2011
Framed, sheathed and finished Mala storage building.
Masons, April 2011
Formed and poured slab for Mala storage building.
Masons, March 2011
Used bobcat to help move/distribute moss rock as Mala wall was constructed.
Painters (ABC), March 2011
Prepped and painted a classroom in Building 71.
Painters (ABC), February -March 2011
Prepped and painted exterior (courtyard side) of Building 71.
Masons, February 2011
Continued forming and pouring a curb that runs the length of Buildings 20 and 24.
Masons, January 2011
Formed and poured slab and curb along east end of Bldg. 12 (across Welding Shop) to create a cemented area for roll offs when they are brought on campus.
Carpenters, November 2010
Removed base cabinets, counter tops and wall cabinets in Bldg. 2, Rm. 316 in preparation for a room remodel.
Plumbers and Fitters (RC-A), November 2010
Replaced two fans and fan motors in the Bldg.4, Rm 23B central air conditioning unit.
Plumbers (ABC), November 2010
Disconnected plumbing, removed sinks and dismantled cabinets in Bldg. 2, Rm. 316 in preparation for a room remodel.
Roofers, November 2010
Roofed (fiberglass shingle) the new Kokea storage building.
Masons, November 2010
Excavated, formed and poured curb and gutter along the backside of Bldg. 24 (between driveway and planter).
Masons, October 2010
Added two steps to Kokea Training Center steps landing to remedy a potential fall/tripping hazard.
Masons, October 2010
Formed and poured a slab to extend old Kokea Apts. foundation to create more storage and workspace for classes.
Carpenters, September - December 2010
Designed and erected a steel frame storage building next to the Kokea Training Center.
Masons, September 2010
Poured a two piece concrete cover for the greenhouse sump.
Masons, September 2010
Plastered a CMU wall on the outside (Waikiki end) of the Bldg. 2 breezeway to prep for the new MELE sign.
Masons, September 2010
Fixed extreme tripping hazards in Bldg. 20 walkways (mall side) which were caused by tree roots.
Drywall, August 2010
Repaired sagging acoustic ceiling tiles runners in Bldg. 7, Rm. 433.
Masons, August 2010
Poured and finished fiberous concrete slab where the dumpster enclosure used to be and poured small slab between the incinerator lot pedestrian gate and asphalt driveway.
Carpenters, August 2010
Trimmed bottom of doors in new Hawaiian Center (new carpet) and rehung doors.
Masons, August 2010
Demolished CMU dumpster enclosure between Bldgs. 2 and 6 and prepared the site for concrete pour.
Masons, May 2010
Poured pervious concrete sidewalk along Gopal's green house with Carpentry 22 class.
Masons, May 2010
Formed and poured driveway from incinerator lot to Kokea portables.
Masons, April 2010
Formed and poured sidewalk for Kokea portables.
Masons, April 2010
Formed and poured two small slabs in Gopal's pump house.
Masons, April 2010
Plastered CMU retaining wall in front of Gopal's greenhouse.
Masons, April 2010
Erected CMU retaining wall in front of Gopal's greenhouse.
Masons, March 2010
Formed and poured slab for Gopal's greenhouse with Carpentry 22 class.
Masons, January 2010
Prepared, formed and poured concrete slab behind Building 12 for Plasterers' training.
Masons, January, February, March and April 2010
Prepared, formed and poured curb and driveway between Buildings 8 and 13.
Floor Layers, January 2010
Removed old carpet and donated and installed new carpet in Apprenticeship Conference Room.
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The Ravens have agreed to terms with former Rams QB Marc Bulger, a league source told NFL.com. Bulger will reportedly earn $3.8 million, which could rise to $5.3 million if he reaches certain incentives.
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Bulger, 33, played nine seasons in St. Louis, but injuries and a weak supporting cast had taken a toll on him in recent years. He missed the last six games of 2009 with a fractured left tibia. The Rams released him in April prior to selecting QB Sam Bradford with the No. 1 overall pick.
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I take the needle off the record
and shove it in my arm
whenever I feel life is
comin' on too strong
they left me in a clinc fulla
cynical motha fuckin' bureaucrats
and other kinda ding bats
Livin on the tracks
the tracks in my arms said
it all depends which side the tracks your on.
tellin' me what to wear
tellin' me cut my hair
and tryin to convince me that they
really really care
all about my health and about my wealth
but still they built the stealth
'cause everybody's
just lookin out for they self
so then I ask 'em
can i have a clean needle
"hell no that's illegal!"
'cause it's a crime to be broke in america
and it's a crime to smoke dank in america!
"yeah hit those drums now"
they lockin brother's in the poorhouse
who can't afford moorhouse
politicians nervous
it's the only free service they provide
you wanna go inside
there's a hot meal waitin' for ya
a deal we can score ya
on a bed for a night or two
or three or four months.
They say lockin us up in cells
to protect us from ourselves
its smells like they got anotha
plan in the store house
or should i say warehouse
fulla niggas and other misfits
thta couldn't turn tricks in the courthouse
it's a justice whore house
It's a crime to be broke in america
and it's a crime to be black in america!
But there's a mutiny on the bounty
in ever single county
we remember attica
but don't forget to pat a few
other on the back as a matter of fact
sister Asatta Shakur and Geronimo Pratt
'cause Amnesty International
is fightin' for political
but if your analytical
you know it's much more critical than that
percentages black is really, really whack
can i kick a few facts yes?
six percent in college
from livin on the block
twenty five percent in prison
the school of hard knocks
fifty percent in poverty
is livin on the rocks
five hundred brothas on a death row box.
The punishment is capital
for those lack in capital
because a public defender
can't remember the last time
that a brother wasn't treated like an animal
They say they blame it on a song
when someone kills a cop
what music did they listen to
when they bombed Iraq?
give me one example so I can take a sample
no need to play it backwards
if you wanna hear a devil
cause musics not the problem
it didn't cause the bombin
but maybe they should listen
to the songs of people starving...
'Cause it's a crime to be broke in america
it's a crime to smoke dank in america
it's a crime to be blcak in america!
it's a crime to be black in america
it's a crime to be Puerto Rican
Native American
Asian, Haitian
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Sherrill is frontrunner for closer job
With his strong spring, O's southpaw may be named Monday
JUPITER, Fla. -- The Orioles still haven't officially named George Sherrill as their closer, but they know he won't shrink from the assignment either. Baltimore manager Dave Trembley has said that he's leaning toward tabbing Sherrill as his relief ace, but he's repeatedly delayed an official announcement until after the team's off-day on Monday.
"I would say he's leading the pack right now. He's got a leg up," Trembley said on Tuesday of Sherrill, who was acquired from Seattle in the offseason trade for Erik Bedard. "He wants to be the guy. I know that about him."
Sherrill pitched two scoreless innings on Monday and hasn't walked a batter this spring, stepping up his game to meet his new assignment. The southpaw has worked as a specialist in recent seasons -- logging a 2.36 ERA in 73 games in 2007 -- but Trembley said that he thinks Sherrill can expand his role and retire right-handed hitters in addition to left-handers.
Other ninth-inning candidates include right-handers Greg Aquino and Dennis Sarfate. Trembley said that he'd like his closer to pitch an entire inning, and that he doesn't want to save his situational arms for the ninth, which rules out Jamie Walker and Chad Bradford, and that Sherrill -- should he be chosen as the closer -- would have to get three outs on his own.
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"He doesn't throw as hard as I guess most guys that pitch late in the game, but the ball comes out of his hand with life and there's movement on it," Trembley said of Sherrill, whose career started in the Independent League. "His arm angle is deceptive. His release point is deceptive and he's aggressive, which I think lends toward him being succesful."
Sherrill has always had problems in Spring Training, logging a career ERA of 10.48 in four seasons. Sherrill pitched to a 13.00 mark in nine innings last season and a 16.50 ERA in six innings in 2006, but thus far, he's logged a 1.80 ERA. Trembley said that's reassuring, and that he expects Sherrill to pick up where he left off once the regular season begins.
"His spring has been far better than he told me it would be," said Trembley. "He told me when he came in, 'Don't get excited, because I'm always a slow starter and I don't have a good spring.' It's been pretty good for me."
Spencer Fordin is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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NORFOLK, Va. (AP) - A federal judge has finished hearing arguments on whether Virginia's ban on gay marriage should be struck down.
U.S. District Judge Arenda L. Wright Allen did not issue a ruling on Tuesday but said she would soon.
During verbal arguments, attorneys for a gay Norfolk couple argued the state's ban on gay marriage takes away a fundamental right to marry because of who they are. The Virginia Attorney General's Office is siding with the plaintiffs, saying the case is legally indistinguishable from the case that legalized interracial marriage.
An attorney for Norfolk's Circuit Clerk court defending the law said the legislative process should be respected, and the court shouldn't change the law.
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Richmond--Attorney General Mark R. Herring released the following statement after oral arguments were heard today in Bostic v. Rainey, a challenge in federal court to Virginia's ban on marriage for same-sex couples.
"Today was a very significant day in the journey towards full equality under the law for all Virginians. I am proud to say that the Commonwealth of Virginia stood on the right side of the law and the right side of history today in opposing this discriminatory ban.
"This case is fundamentally about whether Virginia can legally treat same-sex couples as second-class citizens, or whether the U.S. Constitution truly guarantees equality under the law. But this is more than an abstract legal debate. The answer to this question affects the lives of thousands of Virginians who are our friends, our neighbors, coworkers, fellow parishioners at our churches, our brothers and our sisters, and they deserve to be treated exactly the same as all other Virginians.
"Although we have much to be proud of, there have been times where brave Virginians have led the fight for civil rights while their state stood against them. Whether it was the right to a public education regardless of race, the right to marry the person you love regardless of skin color, or the right to attend state colleges and universities regardless of gender, Virginia has too often found itself on the wrong side of landmark civil rights cases. The injustice of Virginia's position in those cases will not be repeated this time. Today, the Commonwealth of Virginia got it right."
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Norfolk, VA – Today, in a historic milestone for the marriage equality movement, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia heard oral argument for the first time on the constitutionality of Virginia's marriage ban tthrough Bosticv. Rainey. The Plaintiffs in the case, represented by the bipartisan legal team of Theodore B. Olson and David Boies, argued that the provision in the Virginia Constitution that prohibits marriage equality in the state violates the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution.
Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring attended Tuesday's hearing two weeks after announcing his decision not to defend the ban on marriage for Virginia's same-sex couples.
"As a proud Virginian, I am gratified to represent two loving couples in my home state who want nothing more than to have the state recognize their relationships," said Plaintiffs' lead co-counsel Theodore B. Olson of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP. "Virginia's prohibition on marriage for same-sex couples relegates gay and lesbian Virginians to second-class status. Laws excluding gay men and lesbians from marriage violate personal freedom, are an unnecessary government intrusion, and cause serious harm. That type of law cannot stand."
"The United States Supreme Court has stated fourteen times that the freedom to marry is one of the most fundamental rights—if not the most fundamental right—of all Americans ," said Plaintiffs' lead co-counsel David Boies of Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP. "The denial of that fundamental freedom to marry the person you love and be treated with equal dignity and respect seriously harms gay and lesbian Americans and the children they are raising."
The Plaintiffs in the case are Tim Bostic, an English professor, and Tony London, a real estate agent, who live in Norfolk and have been together for 24 years. They are joined by Carol Schall, an autism researcher, and Mary Townley, who also works with special needs youth, from Richmond. Carol and Mary have been together for 28 years and have a sixteen-year-old daughter. They obtained a marriage license from the State of California in 2008.
"Tony and I want our relationship to be recognized just like everyone else's. We want to be married," said Plaintiff Tim Bostic. "Today's hearing serves as the first step toward making that dream a reality not just for me and Tony, but for countless other gay and lesbian couples in Virginia and across the nation."
"We are very grateful for the opportunity to present our case before the court and to share why marriage is important to our family," said Plaintiff Carol Schall. "As parents, we want the best for our daughter and know that it would mean a lot to her if our family was treated just like every other family. We want that for all Virginians, no matter who they are or who they love."
The American Foundation for Equal Rights (AFER), which successfully sponsored the constitutional challenge that eliminated California's Proposition 8, is the sole sponsor of Bostic v. Rainey.
"Everyone—in Virginia and every other state—should have the freedom to dedicate their life to the person they love, and every state should recognize that right equally among all Americans," said AFER executive director Adam Umhoefer. "We have presented a strong case for marriage equality, and believe that the court will rule on the side of justice."
"The argument we made today— that laws prohibiting marriage equality single out gay and lesbian Virginians as unequal under the law—is undeniable," said Plaintiffs' co-counsel Tom Shuttleworth of Shuttleworth, Ruloff, Swain, Haddad & Morecock. "I am confident the court will rule that the right to marry the person you love is a fundamental right of all Americans, not just a select few."
AFER brought together the bipartisan legal team of Olson and Boies to join Shuttleworth to continue the fight for marriage equality through Bostic. Olson and Boies led the legal team that successfully challenged California's Proposition 8 through all federal court levels in Hollingsworth v. Perry. The Supreme Court decision in Perry made permanent the landmark United States District Court ruling that found Proposition 8 unconstitutional and reinstated the freedom to marry for gays and lesbians in California.
The Perry case was the first case involving the right of gay and lesbian Americans to marry ever to be fully briefed and argued before the Supreme Court. Since the Perry case was decided by the Supreme Court, four states, including Virginia, have removed barriers to marriage equality or legalized marriage for same-sex couples.
Since its founding in 2009, AFER has fought for full federal marriage equality for all Americans.
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Newburyport Democrat Kathleen O'Connor Ives has won the 1st Essex state Senate race.
Republican Shaun Toohey of Haverhill is expected to finish second in the four-candidate race ahead of independents Paul Magliocchetti of Haverhill and James Kelcourse of Amesbury.
Poll results showed O'Connor Ives with commanding wins in Methuen, Newburyport, North Andover, and Haverhill.
This is the first open race for the seat in a decade. Former senator Steve Baddour, D-Methuen, resigned earlier this year to take a job with a private law firm.
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She is a familiar face on Kansas City television. For Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker, putting criminals away is only part of her day job.
Baker grew up on a farm in central Missouri. That's where she said she learned the toughness it takes to fight crime in a place like Kansas City.
"What I learned from that life was how to work hard and what work ethic really meant. Most people around me had an extremely tough work ethic," she recalled.
That work ethic followed her through school, all the way to a law degree from the University of Missouri-Kansas City in 1998. As a mother of three, she balances home and work life with help from her high school sweetheart. Baker met her husband while working at a Wendy's in Jefferson City, MO. The couple has managed how to have a family and balance demanding careers at the same time.
"I have an incredible husband that does a ton of that part of our kids' lives so that I could have this job," she said.
Baker has always had a passion for children and it was that love that motivated her to become a prosecutor.
"It's a great job. I love it. I love being able to represent children who have been injured, mostly to give them a voice because they don't have one," Baker said.
At times, that means asking the smallest of voices to answer the toughest of questions.
"We have a case right now where a 3-year-old told us about his mother's murder and actually led us to her body. So how hard am I going to work on that case? Whatever it takes," she said.
Baker is only the second woman to hold the job of prosecutor in Jackson County. But male or female, she says the job of a lawyer is the same.
"As a lawyer, I'm not going to let somebody else set the stage for me. I'm not going to let somebody else tell me how we are going to behave and how we are going to work together. I am going to tell them how we're going to work together. If someone would have an issue with me because of my gender, we're going to take care of that pretty quick," she said.
Baker has been recognized numerous times for work as an advocate for crime victims. She has served a court-appointed special advocate representative and has also worked for the Metropolitan Organization to Counter Sexual Assault.
She credits her team with her success and said, as prosecutors, they owe it to the public to treat each case as the highest priority.
"We have the highest of ethical responsibilities and so I take that very, very seriously and I should. The public should know that the prosecutors who show up to this job every day, work hard for them and they're also working fairly for them. That the convictions we receive, are received with all of that duty in the forefront of our minds. It's not enough to get convictions, but we get them ethically," she said.
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If you're looking for a good source of education that is also entertaining, Zoosiana, formally know as the Zoo of Acadiana offers you just that.
Zoosiana has a special facility that makes it unique to most zoos in the state, the zootorium, which is about two years old, and is where zookeepers perform the zoolive show.
"We focus quite a bit on education with Zoosiana and this is one of our venues that we have. It's a wonderful show that we have a variety of animals that we can bring out and just give a little history and information on them" says owner Geroge Oldenburg.
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Get a rare, up-close look at Antarctic's native wildlife without enduring the rigors of their icy domain, and then enjoy a bird's-eye view of Auckland from its soaring Sky Tower.
Boarding your coach at the pier, you will first drive to Kelly Tarlton's Sea Life Aquarium. Named for a well-known Kiwi diver and adventurer, this enlightening attraction replicates life in the Antarctic, both above and below the icy waters. A moving walkway will transport you through clear acrylic underwater tunnels, revealing all sorts of marine life. You may see sharks being hand-fed, massive short-tail stingrays and delicate seahorses among the various exhibits. There's also a colony of King and Gentoo penguins that may be frolicking in the water or playing in the snow. And be sure to see the replica of Captain Robert Scott's hut from his ill-fated 1911 polar exploration.
Continuing on, your tour next travels to Auckland's soaring 1,072-foot Sky Tower, the tallest manmade structure in New Zealand. Step inside one of the glass-fronted elevators and you'll be whisked to the top, where on a clear day you can see more than 50 miles in every direction. The Sky Tower is an engineering marvel built of high-strength, high-performance concrete and steel so strong it can withstand winds gusting up to 125 mph. To ensure that the tower remained perfectly straight during construction, seven global positioning satellites were used to confirm its exact position.
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EDF offer 'not enough' for Bridgwater (From Bridgwater Mercury)
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8:30am Tuesday 25th September 2012 in News
MORE must be done to protect Bridgwater from the effects of Hinkley C, a leading politician has been told.
EDF Energy, the firm behind a third nuclear power station at Hinkley Point, has this week revealed details of how it will mitigate the area if the scheme goes ahead.
A £64million package will include nearly £16million on roads and £8.5million on housing.
But politicians in Bridgwater fear the measures do not go far enough.
On Saturday, Labour councillors invited Baroness Royall, Labour leader in the House of Lords, to Bridgwater, to press for the town's case to be heard at the top ranks of Government.
Mick Lerry, leader of the Labour group on Sedgemoor District Council, said: "It was a very good and productive visit and Baroness Royall listened to all our concerns.
"One of them is about EDF Energy proposing hostel accommodation rather than permanent housing which would leave a legacy for the people of Bridgwater.
"We also have concerns about the proposals for junction alterations, which might not allow us to overcome the congestion we experience now."
Cllr Lerry said councillors' biggest concern, however, was how the area would be financially compensated.
One proposal for compensating the area would see business rates kept here, rather than being hauled back by central government to redistribute.
But Cllr Lerry said: "All of those business rates would go to West Somerset because that's the local authority that Hinkley Point falls in – even though all the congestion would be in Bridgwater."
EDF Energy says it has worked with local authorities and other groups over the past three years to minimise the impact of Hinkley C.
It says that as well as providing a £64million community fund, it is spending £30million on site preparation work.
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Hinkley C will be an asset for the country, gas from Russia is not. Just think about what happens if Russia shuts down the gas pipeline.....
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Yet another thing they let die very quickly.
If your going to campaign for something then follow it through,instead of giving up after a couple of weeks.
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The drawback to Profile Manager is that the Mac clients it supports must run Lion. Fortunately, the old Managed Preferences for older versions of Mac OS X clients is still available through Workgroup Manager.
Still, Profile Manager does more than Managed Preferences, and it does more automatically, and in way that is easier and faster to set up, no command line necessary.
But even here, one item may rub IT managers the wrong way. The data stores for Profile Manager, Address Book Server, iCal Server, Webmail, and the built-in wiki are bundled in one database in a location that cannot be moved: on the server's boot disk. I suppose the thought is that consumers usually have only one hard disk.
So what does IT do now with Mac OS X Server?
Lion Server's debut poses a dilemma to many IT shops using Mac OS X Server. Of course, IT departments can keep running Snow Leopard Server to serve clients that include Mac OS X Lion, older Mac OS X versions, Windows, and Linux. Or you can use both the Lion and Snow Leopard Mac OS X Server versions. For example, if you wanted to keep the Windows PDC functionality but also want Profile Manager, you could run Snow Leopard Server as an Open Directory master (and PDC) and bind Lion Server to it. You could even run both servers in virtual machines on a single Mac.
But in the longer term, I won't be surprised to see some enterprise sites phase out Mac OS X Server and move to Windows Server -- even as they embrace more Mac clients. When you consider Lion Server's truncated capabilities along with the discontinuation of the Apple Xserve rack-mount hardware, the signal from Apple seems to be it's not that interested in keeping businesses on Mac OS X Server.
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Roanoke, VA - Governor Bob McDonnell announced Thursday the Commonwealth signed an agreement that clears the final hurdle for Amtrak service returning to Roanoke from Lynchburg.
For months, ABC 13 has been reporting on the momentum the project has been gaining.
In reality, it all came down to whether or not the department of Rail and Transportation could strike a deal with Norfolk Southern.
Thursday's news shows they can.
What it all means is that Norfolk Southern has agreed to infrastructure improvements, between Roanoke and Lynchburg. The improvements must happen before passenger rail can come back.
Since passenger rail was taken off this route back in the late 1970's, the railroad has streamlined its track.
That's fine for freight, but not so much for the strict schedule demands of passenger service.
The news was welcomed by recently retired State Delegate, Onzlee Ware, who was part of the team that pushed the Transportation Bill through and helped make it all possible.
"It's a landmark piece of legislation that shows that we do better when we work together in a non-partisan way and we do absolutely nothing when we work in a partisan way. That's what I'm most proud about," Ware said.
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Plant to convert gas to liquid fuel planned in United StatesBy CLIFFORD KRAUSS
The New York Times | December 04,2012WESTLAKE, La. — In an ambitious bet that the glut of cheap natural gas in the United States will last for many years, a South African energy company announced Monday that it would build America's first commercial plant to convert natural gas to diesel and other liquid fuels.
The company, Sasol, which is based in Johannesburg, has been a pioneer in a technology that has tantalized energy scientists for decades over its potential to produce liquid fuels without using oil, which has historically cost far more than natural gas.
Having already built smaller plants in South Africa and Qatar, Sasol has designed its new Louisiana plant to produce 96,000 barrels of fuel a day using its "gas to liquids," or GTL, technology. It will be the second-largest plant of its kind in the world, after Royal Dutch Shell's Pearl plant in Qatar, and will cost $11 billion to $14 billion to build.
"By incorporating GTL technology in the USA's energy mix," David Constable, Sasol's chief executive, said in a statement, "states such as Louisiana will be able to advance the country's energy independence through a diversification of supply."
The facility will include a gas processing plant, a chemical plant and a refinery. All are required to perform the alchemy of converting natural gas into diesel, jet fuel and other chemical products.
What makes this southwestern corner of Louisiana attractive to Sasol is its proximity to bountiful shale gas fields just north of here and west in Texas. A boom in shale drilling has reduced the price of natural gas in the United States in the last four years by more than two-thirds, encouraging many energy and chemical companies to build and expand manufacturing plants around the Gulf of Mexico to produce a variety of petrochemicals.
Sasol estimated that the plant would create at least 1,200 permanent jobs and 7,000 construction jobs. Production is scheduled to begin in 2018. The state encouraged the project with more than $2 billion worth of tax credits and other incentives.
The company said it would put off previously announced plans to build a separate gas-to-liquids plant in Canada, giving priority to the Louisiana effort.
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Saturday June 22 will be members day. Come on out, bring your family. Take a look at the changes from a year ago.
Larry Dodd will be cooking hot dogs and hamburgers for all. We will have a train ride at about 1:00
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The proposed plan to allow for an improved use of the property and better control of access to the museum grounds while providing improved display areas, activity areas, office area with meeting rooms, new additional restrooms and separates the work areas from the museum functions better for safety purposes.
2012 Membership Meeting
Join us for the 2012 Membership meeting January 7, 2012 beginning at 5:30pm with meal and fellowship. Meeting starts at 7:00pm.
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You won't want to miss this one!!!
9am to 5pm, Saturday, December 3, 2011
11am to 5pm, Sunday, December 4, 2011
Travel & Transportation Building
Oklahoma State Fairgrounds
Admission is $8.00
Children 12 and under are FREE!
Join us this year for the:
Farmrail Motor Car trip Nov. 19-20, 2011
November 19 – 20, 2011
Farmrail Railroad
The Oklahoma Railway Museum is sponsoring a two day motorcar ride on Farmrail Railroad, November 19-20, 2011. The trip on Saturday will be from Clinton, OK west on the former Rock Island Line to Sayre, OK and return. The Trip on Sunday will be on the former Santa Fe Line from Sentinel, OK south to Altus and return. Set on for Saturday will begin at 8:00 A.M .in Clinton, safety briefing at 8:50 A.M. at the Farmrail shops. Set on Sunday is 9:00 A.M. in Sentinel, OK with Safety Briefing at 9:50 AM. This is a NARCOA insured event and NARCOA Rules apply. Total cost for the Farmrail trip is $70.00. Trip mileage on Saturday is approximately 104 miles round trip and on Sunday approximately 65 miles round trip. Detailed trip information will be available after September 6, 2011. EC is Drake Rice (405)478-3225.
New Membership rates for 2012
Become an ORM Member
For those interested in becoming members of the Oklahoma Railway Museum, Ltd., Central Oklahoma Chapter of the NRHS, memberships are available at the following rates:
- Regular Membership – $36.00 per year (spouse included)
- Senior Member (Retired) – $30.00 per year (age 65 and up) (spouse included)
- Student Member (Full-Time Student) – $30.00 per year.
- Lifetime Member – $500.00
National Railway Historical Society dues are $36.00 per year (Spouses are an additional $5.00). (Student memberships are $16 each.) NRHS can change dues without notice
Please Print and fill out the Membership Application linked below and mail to:
Oklahoma Railway Museum, Ltd.
3400 NE Grand Boulevard
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111
Membership Application: 2012 membership form
For information on membership contact Gary by email.
Just want to visit the museum on a Saturday? It's FREE.
Want to take yourself or your family on a Train Ride? Visit the Train Rides Page for pricing and schedule.
ORM/NARCOA Motor Car event 10/15/2011
October 15, 2011
Arkansas-Oklahoma Railroad
McAlester, Oklahoma – The Oklahoma Railway Museum (ORM) will host a trip on the Arkansas-Oklahoma Railroad (A-OK) from McAlester, OK traveling Eastward on the ex-Rock Island Railroad trackage that A-OK operates to Red Oak, Ok and then return. Total mileage will be 92 miles round Trip. Set on will begin at 8:00AM in McAlester, OK on 5th Street Crossing between E. Choctaw Ave. and E. Chickasaw Ave. Departure will be at 9:00AM. The cost will be $40.00. Excursion Coordinator is Drake Rice. Requirements: Must be a member of NARCOA and ORM and have a valid NARCOA insurance card and operator's certificate required. NARCOA Rulebook 6.5 in effect for this event. For complete ride information will be available after September 6th. Contract EC Drake Rice at the above e-mail.
Check out our segment on Thomas on the NEWSOK website!
Museum Needs
Please check out our new Museum Needs page where you can find information on projects the Oklahoma Railway Museum needs help funding as well as other equipment and volunteer needs.
Loss of a great friend
John Donald Ansell, 70 of Midwest City died Monday, August 8, 2011. John was born November 19, 1940 in Fairchance, PA, the son of Joseph Ansell and Alice Moore. John is survived by his wife of 50 years, Sabra Cherrill Ansell; son, Craig and his wife, Susan and their children, Garrett, Cooper and Stephanie; son, Derek and wife Andrea and their children, Stephanie and husband David Bailey and daughter Aubrey, Jessica and husband Jamin Moses and son Jude, and Caleb; daughter, Sabra Gadberry and husband, Derek and their sons, Ryan and Jason; son, Chad and wife Reagan and their children, Summer, Justin and Tristan; daughter, Carmen Funderburk and husband, David and their children, Cydnie, Megan, Samuel, Lydia and Asher. John served his country in the United States Air Force, worked for several railroads including Rock Island and Sante Fe, and retired from the City of Midwest City water department. He was acting National Director from Oklahoma for the National Railway Historical Society, a volunteer Conductor/Engineer for the Oklahoma Railway Museum and Midland Railway in Kansas. He was awarded Presenter of the Year three times for Operation Life Saver. John was an avid blood donor and donated tissue to LifeShare after his death.


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The Carol Stream Public Library has different types of computers available for public use. They include:
Microsoft Office is available on the computers with non-Internet games and on the computers with online databases in the Youth Services Department.
There are other computers in the Library which allow public access to the Internet and also contain Microsoft Office products. The use of those computers is covered under the Policy for Public Use of the Internet.
The public computers are available for anyone to use, whether or not the user is a resident of Carol Stream or has a public library card.
Only two people will be allowed to use any one computer at any one time.
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Mozilla developer Chris Jones has produced a video showing a multi-process version of Firefox.
Mozilla has long been planning a browser split into multiple processes. The project promises a few benefits from it: the browser should become more stable, where the possibility of a failed plug-in doesn't bring the whole browser down. Moreover, dividing up the processes makes better use of the newest multicore CPUs and can improve performance. The modified process model also touches security, where some processes can run at a lower priority.
Mozilla was contemplating the solution even before Google's multi-process Chrome browser was announced, according to Mozilla developer Benjamin Smedberg in his blog. Under Smedberg's leadership the project has gotten a name: Electrolysis.
Chris Jones has developed an .ogg video that shows the first results of what will probably be four phases of development. In it, a Firefox process starts and spawns a subsequent process, gecko-iframe, which draws the webpages to the screen. To prove the point, the kill -9 gecko-iframe command (simulating a crash) immediately kills the process, the content disappears, but the browser keeps running.
Because development work has just begun on Electrolysis, don't expect to see the new feature until after Firefox 3.5, which is soon to be released.
Electrolysis: Multi-Process FirefoxMozilla developer Chris Jones has produced a video showing a multi-process version of Firefox. Should you think that the title of this post is useful, odds are you are considering about using Linux as your primary or even just an alternative Os when you're just sick of your old system. However many think that Linux is too complicated that it appeals only to geeks, Linux-magazine.com may prove that this great operating system is actually for everyone. It is often fascinating to read about Electrolysis: Multi-Process Firefox.
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Sandy benefit concert SundayNovember 22,2012Restoring Rutland and the Palms Restaurant have teamed up for a Hurricane Sandy benefit concert from 4-to 8 p.m. Sunday.
Local bands Rick Redington and the Luv and Dank and the Funkstick will keep music going while the Sabataso family serves up Italian food and hospitality for a good cause.
A donation of $15 for adults and $5 for children under 12 includes live entertainment, a buffet dinner and cash bar.
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A Barkhamsted man is due to appear in New Britain Superior court Monday to face charges that he made threats towards Gov. Dannel Malloy via Facebook.
Police arrested 59-year-old John Montysko Friday after he made threats in the comments section of a story on the WFSB website which he then linked to from his Facebook page April 14. Those comments referenced harm to the Governor and caused another person to call State Police and report them.
Police said they also seized several weapons from Montysko's home, ranging from hand guns to an illegal AK-47.
Montysko is charged with threatening and inciting injury to a person. He is being held on bond.
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"She's a pretty amazing person," Justin Graham said of his sister-in-law, Colleen Scarola.
Graham was at his Pittsburgh home with his wife, Scarola's sister, and her parents over a week ago when they got a call that forever changed their lives.
"It was surreal," Graham said.
The news was unimaginable. Police say Colleen's husband, James Scarola, 40, hit her in the head with an aluminum baseball bat in their Burlington home.
"We were just trying to think straight and figure out what we could do to help immediately," Graham said.
The family raced to Burlington. They have sat, talked and prayed by Colleen's hospital bed, as she remains in critical condition with a traumatic brain injury at Fletcher Allen Health Care
The couple has two children, aged 5 and 7. Police say the night of the attack James Scarola may have drugged the children; they are awaiting lab results.
Reporter Gina Bullard: How are the kids doing?
Justin Graham: They're good, as well as can be expected. They have a great support system.
Gina Bullard: Do they understand what's going on?
Justin Graham: As much as they can. We've explained in general terms what's happened, certainly they have the details we know they're going to hear and that's an incredibly difficult conversation to have.
"You couldn't ask for a better person. She's so sociable, gets along with everybody," Colleen Myers said.
Colleen and Leo Myers live next door to the Scarolas. They often spent time with Colleen Scarola and her kids. They did not know James as well. They say the horror novelist was often at home and liked to drink.
Gina Bullard: Did you ever hear them fighting or see the police here?
Colleen Myers: No, we never even seen them arguing.
Colleen Scarola had filed for divorce in July, but the couple was still living together. And Graham says that worried the family.
"We all had concerns about that, but beyond that I don't think anybody expected something like this to transpire," Graham said.
An online fund was started by Colleen's family to pay for medical, legal and other expenses. The fund has raised over $55,000 already. The family is now hoping to reach $100,000. People like Colleen's neighbors the Myers have donated.
"I think it's a testament to the strength of her friends and family and the community here," Graham said.
Everyone who knows Colleen Scarola says she's strong and a fighter. Proof of that Wednesday, when Colleen for the first time responded to a command and squeezed her brother-in-law's hand.
"It was a great moment," Graham said. "And she started to cry and, you know, you could see she's there."
Colleen's family remains optimistic. They said she has an infectious smile and really lights up a room and they are anxiously looking forward to having that back.
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We thought the entertainment was very mediocre on the ship (Disney does it best), although the theater was very nicely rennovated. We enjoyed the martini bar for our before dinner cocktails - the bartenders are quite entertaining. The Rendevous lounge was excellent and had a talented group. The casino was very clean - as was the whole ship. They really need to rennovate the balconies - a lot of rust and worn chairs on ours. The shops were nice and the prices were pretty good.
We had the 8:30 dinner seating and enjoyed that time because there was no rush when returning from excursions to get to an early seating. Food was better than expected and our wait staff was terrific. The escargots appetizer was amazing - we ordered it every night.
We were on the Vista Deck 7 - very convenient location near the elevators. The only complaint regarding ammenities on the ship was the lack of a self-service laundry and/or ironing facility. You cannot bring a travel iron and are forced to wear wrinkled clothes and bring plenty so as not to pay high fees to have the ship launder or press your clothes.
Disembarkation was a disaster for us, due to our bags being taken to a special area for fumigating them since we had the virus. We went ahead to the airport after being told they would be there but it took almost 2-1/2 hours to get them and we came close to missing our flight. We flew Lufthansa home to Florida and it was a GREAT airline.


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ALBANY, N.Y. -- Following New York City's lead, state lawmakers in New York State have taken up the cause to raise the minimum age for cigarette purchases from 18 to 21 statewide.
State Sen. Diane Savino and Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal announced the legislation at a news conference Sunday in New York City. The bill was introduced on Friday.
If passed, New York would become the first state to raise the minimum age to buy cigarettes to 21. Four states and some communities have increased the age to 19, and at least two towns have agreed to raise it to 21.
Savino says "anything we can do to stop young people from starting is a step in the right direction."
"It would completely remove 18-year-olds who are usually current high school seniors. It would remove them from the situation of being influential on the younger people to use tobacco and also them purchasing it for underage children," said Justin Hladik, extension community educator.
"Regardless of what you do people are always going to find ways of getting hold of it and if they raise, they raise the age to 21 you know people are going to always have friends and family. Someone can buy them a pack of cigarettes," said Smokers Choice cashier Kordel Sutton.
"We don't expect it in our bars or restaurants and this is another possible cultural change to really discourage it. And the longer we discourage it, the more we can prevent it all together," said Assemblywoman Pat Fahy.
Assemblyman Steve McLaughlin disagrees. While he's opposed to smoking he believes the focus should be on prevention programs, not more state regulations.
"The age of adulthood is 18 years old. You're an adult, you have choices you're going to make and if it's a legal product, which it is, once you're an adult you have the ability to buy that product," said McLaughlin.
A hearing on the city's proposal to raise the minimum age to 21 is scheduled for May 2nd.
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Saturday, September 1, 2012
Slow Cooker Chicken Posole
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Yum! I love soup in the fall & winter months!ReplyDelete
This soup sounds delish, Jamie! Thanks so much for linking it up to Marvelous Mondays! :)ReplyDelete
I love love love posole!! I can't wait to try this recipe and it is a slow cooker recipe to boot? AWESOME!! Thank you for sharing on Manic Monday!ReplyDelete
Perfect for fall! If our temperatures ever start dropping here in South Florida : )ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing at Mealtime Monday!
- AnonymousSeptember 3, 2012 at 7:35 PM
Soup is good ANYTIMEof the year,as long as you have some good bread to go with it.ReplyDelete
I'm with you, I love soup and could eat it all the time. I also love latin dishes, this sounds and looks for yummy! The temps are perfect to start thinking about soup again, we had some last week since it cooled off. I'll be trying this one too! Thanks for sharing your creative inspiration with Sunday's Best – you helped make the party a success!ReplyDelete
So I couldn't help it--I read about the rituals surrounding this soup. I'll take chicken, thanks!ReplyDelete
My dad loves hominy. I think he would like this soup. Will have to make it for him when he comes to visit. Thank you for sharing with See Ya In the Gumbo.
This sounds great! I love soups like this. Thanks so much for sharing at Must Try Monday.ReplyDelete
This contains all of of my favorite ingredients I will have to give this a try :) thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Great posole recipe. I have a link party on Wednesdays, and I would love it if you would link this and any other posts. It is called Wednesdays Adorned From Above Link Party. It runs from Wednesday to Sundays.ReplyDelete
I hope to see you there. I am your newest follower, and I would love for your to follow me also. Have a great Day.
Debi Bolocofsky
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This will be perfect for a chilly evening. And I love hominy! I am pinning this one for sure. Thank you for sharing at Foodie Friends Friday. Don't forget to come back on Sunday to vote for your three favorites.ReplyDelete
Yum this looks so good. I'll definitely be pinning it. I am a follower of your blog on Facebook and would love if you could pop over to my new blog http://sarahsaturdiy.blogspot.com/ and share the blog love!ReplyDelete
What an excellent stew to come home to... thanks for sharing it on foodie friday.ReplyDelete
Love this looks so good! You are featured at Heavenly Treats Sunday, make sure to come over tomorrow and get your button!ReplyDelete
Jamie, it is sure that time of the year when we start to really enjoy those great stews in our slow cookers. I love your recipe! Hope you are having a fabulous weekend and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.ReplyDelete
Come Back Soon!
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Looks yummy! Pinned for future reference :)ReplyDelete
This looks wonderful! Hope your weekend is going well. Thanks for sharing such a great dish on Southern Sundays! Come back soon.ReplyDelete
Hi Jamie! I will be featuring this soup on my blog today! Thanks for sharing on Marvelous Mondays. :)ReplyDelete
This looks so good. I am trying to embrace the idea of fall and delish soups like this help. Thanks so much for sharing on Tout It Tuesday. Hope to see you this week!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for linking up last week at Recipe Sharing Monday. The new link party is now up and I'd love it if you joined us again. Have a great week!ReplyDelete
Ohhhhhhhhh my gosh that looks so good! And I love slow cooker recipes, I'm so pinning this!ReplyDelete
What a warm delicious dish!! Thanks so much for linking up to Tasty Thursdays on The Mandatory Mooch!! I hope you will link up again. The party will be live tonight. www.mandatorymooch.blogspot.comReplyDelete
Thanks, Nichi
Yum, Always looking for new crock pot recipes. I can't wait to try the recipe. Thanks so much for linking up last week to Creative Thursday. Can't wait to see what you have for this week's party! Have a great week.ReplyDelete
Hey Jamie,ReplyDelete
This looks so good. I love posole. I have never made it with chicken before. I am going to have to try this. Thank you so much for sharing with Wednesdays Adorned From Above Link Party last week. This weeks Link Party is opened at
from Wednesday until Sunday.
Hope to see you there.
Debi Bolocofsky
Adorned From Above
Thanks so much for joining in with this week's Say G'day Linky Party! This looks amazing. I have just pinned this yummy recipe!ReplyDelete
Hope to see you again this Saturday.
Best wishes,
Natasha in Oz
This sounds so good!! Again another recipe I can't wait to try once it's cooler!! Pinning :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing this at Mom's Test Meal Mondays!
No other liquid? No chicken broth?ReplyDeleteReplies
Nope! No water or chicken broth needed.Delete
This looks great!ReplyDelete
Thanks for joining us at Saturday Dishes, Pinned to Saturday Dishes board ~ PaulaReplyDelete
Thanks for linking to Saturday Dishes. I have featured you today and hope that you'll return with a great mother's day dish, for the link up. -Savannah @ HammockTracksReplyDelete
I love reading your comments. Thanks so much for taking the time to read and respond. With so many no-reply comments, it has become nearly impossible to repsond via email. I try to answer all of my readers in the comment section, and you may not be notified that I have responded. If you would like to see my response, you will need to come back and check the post! Thanks! :)


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