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The division chair is responsible to oversee the implementation of professional goals determined jointly by the individual faculty and the chair. A folder is kept by the chair and referred to each consecutive year. After the annual evaluation process is complete the division chair submits a list of professional development session needs based on the performance of faculty in their unit to the Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs. Each semester begins with a full-day Division of Education faculty retreat. The chair works with the Administrative Council to determine topics seen as professional development needs for the majority of the faculty.
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A 1 ½ hour meeting time block is provided each week for campus meetings and professional development. Using this timeframe, the unit's Administrative Council plans professional development activities related to performance assessment (development of quantitative and qualitative rubrics, training on teacher candidate performance assessments), diversity (culturally relevant pedagogy), technology (interactive SMART boards, web-supported teaching via Blackboard), and the unit's conceptual framework (evaluating and redesigning the CF as a useful tool to facilitate program improvement). Throughout the year the academic administration identifies current needs for faculty development that enable all faculty – fulltime and adjunct – to better meet students' learning needs and the university's specific goals for rigorous, effective teaching and learning. Two Friday mornings per semester are reserved for mandatory Faculty Development Workshops; other voluntary workshops are offered during the 1 ½ hour meeting time throughout the semester. Recent workshops have addressed online teaching pedagogy and technological know-how, effective academic advising and understanding of FERPA requirements, developing appropriate course and program learning outcomes, engendering pervasive academic integrity, and working with a disruptive or potentially violent student.
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There's more confusion and heartache tonight for one of the patients of a hospital consultant from Cornwall, who is at the centre of a surgery scandal.
Claire Hill has suffered continuously since an operation carried out by former gynaecologist Rob Jones at the Royal Cornwall Hospital . And, as if that wasn't bad enough, the same hospital is responsible for a new blunder.
Today, we tracked down Mr Jones and found him at a bed and breakfast he now runs on the outskirts of Truro.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Sometimes it's hard for people to know whether they're sensitive to gluten or have celiac disease, because the symptoms can easily be confused with other health issues.
Just a couple of years ago, it was almost impossible to find gluten-free products in a grocery store. Now, it seems like you can find them pretty much anywhere. Even some restaurant chains are offering gluten-free menu items.
"Even though we hear so much gluten today in public I believe that it remains the most under recognized, under diagnosed medical condition of our time," said Dr. Arthur Agatston, author of the South Beach Diet Gluten Solution.
Dr. Agatston said each person has their own level of gluten sensitivity.
In his book, he recommends people remove gluten-containing foods, such as wheat, from their diet for one month. Then, slowly reintroduce them to determine just how sensitive they are to gluten.
"For the majority of people with gluten-related symptoms they can tolerate some gluten. They don't have to be gluten phobic and be scared of all of the hidden sources of gluten," he said.
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Giants head coach Tom Coughlin was livid after his team's 17-10 loss to the Eagles Sunday night, calling the team's 29-yard rushing effort "pathetic." It came against an Eagles team best known this season for missing tackles and taking bad angles to the ball and one that still ranks 24th in yards per carry allowed.
"We had 29 yards rushing, which is about as pathetic as you can get," Coughlin said afterward. "Our offensive line was completely outplayed by the front eight of Philadelphia."
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It might have surprised Giants observers early in the game to see QB Eli Manning under heavy duress and struggling to find open receivers. But the reason was easy to determine: The Eagles had figured out that no Giants running back was going to beat them, and they concerted all their effort to stopping the pass. It worked: No Giants running back had a run longer than nine yards and they gained fewer than two yards per carry in a futile effort.
This goes beyond the team needing Ahmad Bradshaw back from injury. The offensive line is not mauling people the way the Giants are used to seeing. Also, there were a number of dropped passes in the game, which made running the ball far tougher in longer-yardage-to-go situations. But it simply isn't acceptable to allow a flawed Eagles defense to dictate what the Giants are doing offensively and play into their hands.
If the Giants want to win the division, they need to find a semblance of balance and make life easier on Manning. Simply chucking it up to Hakeem Nicks and the pass catchers 45 times per game won't work against skilled pass-rush teams because the O-line has struggled to pass block as well. OLT William Beatty quietly has had a nice season, but everyone else is subject to interrogation. Even bedrock ORG Chris Snee has had a subpar season, although he clearly was affected by a mid-week flu that left him vomiting between plays against the Eagles.
Brandon Jacobs simply can't run right now because the holes are too small. He's at his worst when he is forced to be creative; he's a punishing, one-gap, straight-ahead runner who thrives on power and tackle breaking. Right now, he's bashing his head into three defenders on most plays, as Sunday's 11-21-0 rushing line demonstrates. Perhaps getting speedball RB Da'Rel Scott a few additional touches per game could help. He might jumpstart the run game the way Bradshaw, another fellow seventh-rounder, did back in 2007 down the home stretch. Bradshaw ended up leading the team in postseason rushing yards.
Fixing the problem will have to come from incremental improvements: more explosion and speed from the backs; better health from Bradshaw; better hat-on-hat blocking from four-fifths of the offensive line, as well as the tight ends and fullbacks, who are not above reproach here, either. If the Giants want Manning to pull out his trademark heroics late, they have to do a better job in the first three quarters of finding a run game that can gain somewhere close to four yards per pop.


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Underworld: Rise of the Lycans
This is the prequel to the previous two Underworld flicks that starred Kate Beckinsale and were directed by her husband Len Wiseman. This film deals with the initial conflict between vampires and werewolves (Lycans). Lycans were originally slaves to the vampires, but soon a more controlled Lycan is born and leads the revolt against the vampires when he falls in love with the head vampire's daughter. It's a story we've slightly seen in the previous Underworld movies, but not fleshed out like this. Unfortunately, Kate Beckinsale and director Len Wiseman did not return for this prequel, but the other main actors did to reprise their roles. The movie isn't great and the first two Underworld's are way better, but at least this movie is worth watching. I was a fan of the first two and skipped this flick in theatres because I was afraid of it being terrible, but I was slightly surprised when it was a decent story with decent acting. So, give it a try - you'll probably at least like it.
S. Darko
As you might guess from the title, this is a sequel to the hit film, Donnie Darko. Of course, Donnie Darko wasn't really a hit in theatres and took awhile to become a hit on DVD as word of mouth spread and lit the film on fire. Since that time, people have fallen in love with the weird time-traveling tale presented in Donnie Darko. Skip to 7 years later and you've got S. Darko or Samantha Darko all grown up and on a road trip with best friend Corey. Things happen, time-travel gets brought in, weird and seemingly unrelated things start to unravel and the whole thing still doesn't make sense. I'm sure somewhere in there - it all pulls together nicely, but unlike the previous Donnie Darko - this tale has little power when it comes to pulling the audience into the mystery. S. Darko is a terrible sequel to an amazing movie. This is not really worth watching unless you are a die hard Darko fan and you'll probably be disappointed after insisting that you watch it. Skip this one.
For a movie that made major bucks at the box office, I still don't get the appeal. Maybe it's the relatively non-stop action, maybe its the slight thriller aspects, maybe it's Liam Neeson punching people in the neck and maybe it's just the right movie at the right time. However, it wasn't nearly as appealing to me. I watched this film with the idea that a world class actor was in a action/thriller about his daughter being kidnapped which did extremely well at the box office so it should be quite good. Well, I think I should have went into it thinking it was a low cost action fest with an actor trying to make a few bucks on the side. Taken is a good film, but not as good as it was made out to be. Overall, the acting was good. The girl who plays the daughter is annoying as can be, but Mr. Neeson manages to carry most of the film with his little dialogue. Special effects were few and far between but the action sequences were well choreographed and kept the story moving after some slow parts. Taken is worth watching - just don't go into it thinking it's going to be great as you may be disappointed.
That's it for this week. A few weeks ago, I talked about doing some 'old' reviews and I'm going to start this week.
Donnie Darko
This film was released in theatres in 2001 and was a failure. It found new life on DVD and managed to get released again in theatres as a special Director's Cut which did okay. The film is more highly regarded as a cult classic these days with many people discovering the flick on DVD and becoming quite disturbed by it - even though they like it and want to watch it again. Usually as soon as it is over. The movie has that effect on you. It's a tale of a boy who has weird vision of a man in a bunny outfit that talk to him about the end of the world. The large bunny rabbit convinces him to commit crimes and other things as the boy soon dives into theories on time-travel. The film is quite fittingly weird and is nicely made with fitting direction, acting, and music, especially a track that plays hauntingly at the end. Donnie Darko is a great film - a wonderful experience for those looking for something different. Give Donnie Darko a try - it's well worth it.
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Vilorio Sets National Record at Pan American Games
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Representing Honduras at the Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico, FGCU women's swimming freshman Karen Vilorio (Tegucigalpa, Honduras/Elvel School) broke the national record in the 100-meter backstroke this weekend.
Vilorio finished in 18th place with a new national record for Honduras touching in at 1:07.06.
"After everything Karen (Vilorio) has been through leading up to this event, she has remained composed and gave it her very best effort," said head coach Neal Studd. "She swam a very intelligent race and was rewarded with a new national record, dropping her own mark by almost a second."
Vilorio also competed in the 400-meter individual medley, placing 22nd with a time of 5:27.31. Most of the swimmers had slower times due to being 2400 feet above sea level. Vilorio had to receive oxygen after her race to help her recover and reduce altitude headaches.
"Just a few days ago she was told she couldn't compete here, and then was told she could only race in the 400 IM," said Studd. "Only after arriving we found out they would let her swim her primary events, the 100 and 200 backstroke. It says a lot about her character that she put all of that aside and swam her lifetime best and new national record, I am very proud of her."
The Tegucigalpa, Honduras native is a backstroke specialist and will compete in the 200-meter back on Thursday.
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EEA reorganises to meet new challenges
After six years of operation the Agency has decided to reorganise to meet future challenges more effectively. The reorganisation will be implemented over the summer period and completed by 1 September. A new EEA strategy has been developed as part of the preparations for the reorganisation.
- There are four main reasons for the reorganisation:
- Enlargement: The EEA will be the first Community body to have the candidate countries as members. Today there are 18 EEA member countries and we expect to welcome 13-14 new member countries in the coming months. The organisation is therefore being extended and adapted to manage the increased number of member countries and the increased workload, larger budget and increase in staff that will result.
- Adjusting to the new EEA strategy: EEA has analysed the recent changes in Europe's environment policy agenda and revised its strategy to meet the needs of our key clients. The reorganisation takes the new strategy into account.
- Reform of the European Commission: Developments in the Commission's reform process have been followed closely and the EEA reorganisation reflects these upcoming changes.
- Evaluation of the EEA: Following the recommendations of an independent evaluation of the Agency conducted last year, the reorganisation aims at better balancing:
- short, medium and long term developments
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Furthermore the reorganisation aims to improve communication tools.
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As shown below, the new organisation will comprise the Executive Director's Office (EDO), Administration and Finance Department (ADM) and four Operational Programmes: Strategic Development and Institutional Relations (SDI), Environmental Assessment (EAS), Reporting and Networking Coordination (RNC) and Information Technology and Services (ITS).
The four Operational Programmes will be subdivided where appropriate into Groups based on similar areas of expertise/activity. Line management will be carried out through the Programmes and Programme Managers will delegate some responsibilities to Group leaders. Ad hoc cross-cutting Teams with specific terms of reference will be formed to address specific products and services.
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PEORIA, Ill -- As many as 30,000 people are expected to attend the 31st annual Greater Peoria Farm Show at the
The show began at nine this morning and this year, it is all about keeping up with the times.
For the agriculture enthusiast wanting to see what's new at the Farm Show this year, look no further than the wheel of a tractor cab.
"To properly steer it and guide it and what have you, there's a lot of technology out there that will help with that," said John Sampson, Farm Show Marketing Director.
Ag experts here say technology, such as "steer assist", has progressed to the point that tractors can drive themselves. So, crop producers can now focus more on what's happening around them as they go through the field.
"Most of the guys are asking about GPS equipment and talking about updating to newer equipment that's coming out," said Jim Muhlstadt, Stoller International Manager.
Mike Francis is one such seasoned farmer seeking newer equipment. Francis has yet to apply the technology to his equipment, but he will consider it an investment when he does.
"It saves chemicals; it's just better cost-wise and saves you money," said Francis. "It's better for the environment because you don't overlap and have extra chemicals out there and such."
"It allows the crop to be planted at certain lengths in the field so that it doesn't have to go as far as wasting seed," added Muhlstadt. "It also doesn't over plant so he's able to make more yield in those areas also."
To a veteran farmer, GPS equipment will contribute to a better bottom line. To a farmer who is new in his field:
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|13 x 7 ins [33 x18 cm].
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20 sts and 26 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] in stocking st.
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FELTING: Machine wash seperately using hot water and long cycle (approx 10 to 15 mins). Add a towel for agitation to get best results. Rinse and spin in warm water. Lay flat to dry.
Cut out front and back following Diagram 1. Embroider lower edges of front and back with gold in cross st as illustrated. Cut out red heart following Diagram 2. Embroider outer edges with gold in blanket st as illustrated.
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In the fictional Nagashima prefecture, a cataclysmic earthquake and the subsequent explosion of a nuclear power plant devastates the region. With the Fukushima disaster and the resulting permanent evacuations at the front of their minds, Yoichi, his wife Izumi, and his parents must make a difficult choice. Staying means that their lives may be in danger, but leaving means they could lose - possibly forever - the home that has been in their family for generations.


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A burglar expressing guilt about stealing $800 from a western Michigan store three decades ago has repaid the money, plus some interest.
WOOD-TV says the thief sent a note and $1,200 in $100 bills to the Barry County sheriff's department in Hastings. They arrived Monday.
The writer admits breaking into the Middle Mart on Michigan north of Middleville about 30 years ago.
The writer asks for "help in locating a man" to whom the writer owes the money.
The writer expresses sorrow at living "with this guilt too long." Undersheriff Bob Baker says it isn't the kind of thing that happens every day.
Inflation has taken a bite out of the value of the dollar in 30 years, and the stolen $800 would be worth about $1,800 today.
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ETC (Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.) has named Mark Veldey as vice president of finance. Veldey will direct the financial strategy of the multimillion dollar international corporation.
Veldey, as an outside investment banker, advised ETC on its successful acquisition of Transtechnik Lichtsysteme, Holzkirchen, Germany, in 2002. After joining ETC as general counsel, he directed ETC's acquisitions of Avab France, Paris; and IES and Penko Engineering, Veenendaal, the Netherlands. "In his many roles with ETC, Mark has become completely familiar with our business and culture," says ETC CEO fred Foster. "His broad set of skills has proven to be very valuable to us. As part of the ETC executive team, he will add a great new dimension to our strategic financial planning."
Veldey's previous work experience includes practicing law with the Milwaukee firm Cook & Franke, treasury and corporate finance responsibilities with a publicly-traded manufacturer of telecommunications equipment, and serving as an investment banker with a middle-market investment banking firm.


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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
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Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
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The 2nd round of the 2012 NFL Draft was a relatively quaint affair after a wild opening night. Teams traded a total of 10 times in the 2nd and 3rd rounds, but the buzz word for Round 2 was value. Players projected to go in the 1st round always slip as amateur and professional hobbyist draft boards meet with reality. Still, the sight of players like Cordy Glenn and Jonathan Martin being picked in the 2nd round was a little shocking.
Best Pick: Coby Fleener, TE, Colts -- I really like this pick, and Andrew Luck will too. He told us as much on Wednesday night, at the NFLPA rookie event, but the Stanford quarterback was not holding his breath, waiting for Fleener to fall. But fall he did, and with the addition of Dennis Allen, the rookie quarterback should have a couple solid targets to work with on day one.
Worst Pick: LaMichael James, RB, San Francisco -- Clearly Frank Gore is not going to be around forever, and the 49ers drafted a very good Kendall Hunter last year to account for that. I get the James pick from a depth, complementary perspective. Still, if they wanted speed, why not opt for Lamar Miller?
Most Surprising Pick: Ryan Broyles, WR, Detroit -- Broyles was on the radar late after showing progress from injuries that took him off it in his last year at Oklahoma. Most had him pegged as a 3rd round flyer pick, but Detroit gambled. He could be a very nice option in the slot for Matthew Stafford.
The Pick Other Teams Will Regret: Courtney Upshaw, DE/OLB, Baltimore -- Once again, Ozzie Newsome has fleeced the rest of the league, stealing a talented player who should have gone in the 1st round. Coaches are too slavishly devoted to scheme fits -- as those schemes are an extension of their ego -- and Upshaw scared them away by his lack of simple definition.
Rich Get Richer Pick: Rueben Randle, WR, New York Giants -- I really thought Randle would be one of the first players off the board on Friday. Seeing him fall to the last pick of the 2nd round might have been the biggest shock of the whole day. With Eli Manning throwing him the ball, he could be a beast. The big man will be an asset as the Giants division rivals loaded up on corners this offseason.
'Who Is This Guy?' Pick: Derek Wolfe, DT, Denver - Denver had an obvious need at defensive tackle, but I would have assumed Jerel Worthy or Kendal Reyes was going to be the pick. Wolfe was a Kiper favorite in recent days.
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33. St. Louis Rams - Brian Quick, WR, Appalachian State
34. Indianapolis Colts - Coby Fleener, TE, Stanford
35. Baltimore Ravens - Courtney Upshaw, OLB, Alabama
36. Denver Broncos - Derek Wolfe, DT, Cincinnati
37. Cleveland Browns - Mitchell Schwartz, OT, California
38. Jacksonville Jaguars - Andre Branch, DE, Clemson
39. St. Louis Rams - Janoris Jenkins, CB, North Alabama
40. Carolina Panthers - Amini Silatolu, OT, Midwestern State
41. Buffalo Bills - Cordy Glenn, OT, Georgia
42. Miami Dolphins - Jonathan Martin, OT, Stanford
43. New York Jets - Stephen Hill, WR, Georgia Tech
44. Kansas City Chiefs - Jeff Allen, OT, Illinois
45. Chicago Bears - Alshon Jeffery, WR, South Carolina
46. Philadelphia Eagles - Mychal Kendricks, MLB, California
47. Seattle Seahawks - Bobby Wagner, OLB, Utah State
48. New England Patriots - Tavon Wilson, S, Illinois
49. San Diego Chargers - Kendall Reyes, DT/DE, Connecticut
50. St. Louis Rams - Isaiah Pead, RB, Cincinnati
51. Green Bay Packers - Jerel Worthy, DT, Michigan State
52. Tennessee Titans - Zach Brown, OLB, North Carolina
53. Cincinnati Bengals - Devon Still, DT, Penn State
54. Detroit Lions - Ryan Broyles, WR, Oklahoma
55. Atlanta Falcons - Peter Konz, C, Wisconsin
56. Pittsburgh Steelers - Mike Adams, OT, Ohio State
57. Denver Broncos - Brock Osweiler, QB, Arizona State
58. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Lavonte David, LB, Nebraska
59. Philadelphia Eagles - Vinny Curry, DE, Marshall
60. Baltimore Ravens - Kelechi Osemele, OT, Iowa State
61. San Francisco 49ers - LaMichael James, RB, Oregon
62. Green Bay Packers - Casey Hayward, CB, Vanderbilt
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Some images of the Three Rivers Festival/Fort Wayne Museum of Art Chalk Walk 2011. Some amazingly talented people come out every year to create short lived works of art on Main street.
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star 1077, Thank you so much. I always enjoy documenting the work of the many talented artists.
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Thank you for capturing some of the enjoyment. The chalk walk has always been a favorite rite of Summer for me. I'm so glad you are helping to "journalize" this on YouNews. Fort Wayne is a truly a wonderful place to live. Nice people.


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A night after playing an extra-inning affair, the New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays will resume their three-game series at Yankee Stadium Tuesday (7:05 p.m. ET on YES Network). The Yankees will try to rebound from Monday's 8-7 loss in 11 innings, by sending Phil Hughes (12-11) to the mound against Toronto lefty Ricky Romero (8-11).
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The Yankees will be without first baseman Mark Teixeira, who Monday announced he could miss one to two weeks, maybe more, because of a Grade 1 strain in his left calf. The Yankees are expected to use a platoon of players, including newly-acquired first baseman Steve Pearce to fill the void.
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Over the course of a storied literary career that has spanned more than half a century, Ray Bradbury has taken us to wonderful places: across vast oceans to foreign lands, onto summer porches of small-town America, through dark and dangerous forests where predators wait, into the hypnotic mists of dream, back to a halcyon past to remember, forward into an exhilarating future, and rocketing through outer space.
In We'll Always Have Paris—a new collection of never-before-published stories—the inimitable Bradbury once again does what few writers have ever done as well. He delights us with prose that soars and sings. He surprises and inspires, exposing truths and provoking deep thought. He imagines great things and poignantly observes human foibles and frailties. He enchants us with the magic he mastered decades ago and still performs flawlessly. In these pages, radio voices become indomitable flesh and the dead arise to recapture life. There is joy in an eccentric old man's dance for the world and wonder over the workings of humankind's best friend, O Holy Dog. Whether he's exploring the myriad ways to be reborn, or the circumstances that can make any man a killer, or returning us to Mars, Bradbury opens the world to us and beckons us in.
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Jam Rostron, Bolton-born, Berlin-based is welcomed to the Domino Publishing family. The artist behind the multimedia recording and performance project Planningtorock, her 2014 LP 'All Love's Legal' is both an extension of her previous work and a refinement and of its ideas and sonics. Planningtorock has always incorporated politics into her music, but this is by far her most explicitly political record yet. It follows 'W', which was released on DFA in 2011, and her 2006 debut album...
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Ty Segall returns with another belter after the release of 'Sleeper' (Drag City 2014) which saw Ty have a dramatic change of pace to great effect. 'Manipulator' see's the guitars turned right back up for another fantastically raucous record.
Tunng, the experimental folk band (often classed as folktronica) started in 2003 and consists of Mike Lindsay, Ashley Bates, Phil Winter, Becky Jacobs, Martin Smith and Simon Glenister. Bands as emotive and enduring as Tunng don't come around too often. Across their decade together, the group have honed their pastoral pop to perfection, winning over audiences and critics one rustic twang of guitar, icy electronic echo and sumptuous whisper of vocals at a time to become one of Britain's most championed underground forces – fitting for an act who began literally underground, in the basement of a Soho women's clothing...


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The 19th Annual New Hanover County Schools High School Sidewalk Chalk Art Competition will be held on Saturday, April 20, 2013, at Mayfaire Town Center. Each high school art team will be assigned a corner at the intersection of Main and Innovation to create their chalk designs from 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. The public is invited to observe the creation of the artwork by students from Ashley, Hoggard, Laney and New Hanover high schools. Several middle school art students will also be on hand to observe and create smaller versions of chalk designs. A panel of judges will critique the artwork. An awards ceremony will take place in front of Mayfaire Cinema at the water fountain. The winning high school art team will receive the coveted NHCS High School Sidewalk Chalk Art plaque to be displayed at their school for one year.
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Nothing wins over the Japanese market quite like Monster Hunter, and Nintendo made a shot directly at it during today's Wii U conference. The company announced that Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate will hit the Wii U and 3DS in March of next year.
Most exciting for fans of the series may be the ability to progress in the two games simultaneously with the same save data, giving a cross-platform approach reminiscent of Sony's recent moves with the PlayStation 3 and Vita. Wii U players can also play locally with 3DS players, and 3DS owners can get into four-player local matches on the system. In the 3DS version, you can exchange your "guild card" via StreetPass.


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Reviews by JOaikido:
Quebec (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev +0.6%
473 ml can.
A- Coppery red with amber highlights. Big pale beige head. Streams of little bubbles rising in the beer. Bubbles from the head cling to the glass.
S- Sweet caramel malt. Musty note reduces my enjoyment of the odour.
T- Well hopped for the style. Malty caramel notes. Good and well balanced overall, but nothing to get excited about.
MF- Good mouthfeel. Medium bodied, smooth. Greatly adds to drinkability.
D- Goes down quite nicely. A very approachable beer but not bland.
02-04-2010 03:24:50 | More by JOaikido
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Quebec (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev +2.8%
Had this one a few times but just realized I had never reviewed it.
A- Clear chestnut. Big, very light-beige foam on top. Plenty of speckled lacing.
S- Dark honey. Chamomile. Smells good but not exactly appetizing.
T- Not as much honey or chamomile as the smell. A bit of a woody finish. Hops are a little green.
M- Big mouthfeel thanks to a medium body and high carbonation. Feels right.
O- An okay easy drinking beer. Nothing to actively seek out though. Fits in fine the mixed
Kind of reminds me of a cleaner, less honey tasting, Boréale Rousse. I like this series of beers. Not incredible tasting but reasonably priced (not cheap though), craft and canned. Keep it up Archibald.
03-22-2011 22:26:13 | More by Yoonisaykul
Quebec (Canada)
2.95/5 rDev -17.6%
Can: Poured a clear medium amber color ale with a medium foamy head with OK retention and no lacing. Aroma of caramel malty with light sweet notes also noticeable. Taste is a mix between some clean cereal with light sweet notes and some semi-dry caramel malt notes. Body is average with good carbonation. OK overall though nothing really special.
09-04-2010 03:05:59 | More by Phyl21ca
4/5 rDev +11.7%
Poured on tap in Montreal into a nonic pint glass.
Real nice copper red body on this, with large sticky lacing of white head, retaining a good amount. Lots of rising carbonation and seems fairly clear, nice looking brew.
Good nose of toasted grain, faint sticky toffee and sticky malt. Slightly fruity also. Real solid.
Taste is malt rich, with a nice dark toffee hiding in the aftertaste. A fruity somewhat finish, but mixes nicely with an almost bock and sticky malt sense.
Overall pretty solid brew, worth having again easily.
08-27-2012 01:21:32 | More by smakawhat
Quebec (Canada)
4.35/5 rDev +21.5%
Very drinkable beer.
Pour with a nice head that is very cloudy. Smell a little bit of hops, but not like the taste.
Color is amber and the beer is clear.
Very nice taste of malt. The taste is balance. A bitter finish just enough to make you want to have another sip right away.
Love it! Wish they had it in bottle!!
11-09-2008 03:22:20 | More by ZorPrime
Alberta (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev 0%
I was unpacking some boxes and stumbled across a bunch of cans for my collection, and the corresponding reviews that I seem to have forgotten to enter.
Thanks Zorprime for the trade, we should do it again. Another can for the shelf.
Pours a light copper-orange color with an off-white head. Foam is creamy, with good retention and leaves thick, chunky lacing. The aroma has lots of fresh hops at first, as it warms the caramel malt sweetness comes out. The light hop bitterness accents the flavor. Grainy malt and caramel sweetness balance, then finishes with a clean hop aftertaste. Flavorful, earthy hops, solid malt character, medium body and mouthfeel. All around very good.
08-02-2011 03:15:28 | More by BigBry
Quebec (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -9.2%
08-26-2012 16:54:44 | More by Melomanemusher
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev -16.2%
11-06-2012 15:44:25 | More by cfalovo97
4/5 rDev +11.7%
06-14-2014 16:50:25 | More by krome
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -2.2%
05-13-2014 01:45:07 | More by Socialiste
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -2.2%
04-19-2014 22:37:11 | More by wizo
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -2.2%
Tall boy into glass.
A- Copper pour with a finger width off white head. Lacing is decent.
S- Brown sugar, slight caramel and toffee. There is a bit of chocolate and char.
T- Brown sugar, caramel and coffee with a touch of chocolate.
M- Light bodied, prickly carbonation.
O- Quite good, didn't know what to expect and was pleasantly surprised.
03-04-2012 23:19:28 | More by korguy123
Chipie from Microbrasserie Archibald
82 out of 100 based on 12 ratings.


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The Pittsburgh Pirates have one shot at the postseason: They have to win the National League Central. The Wild Card's out of reach; there are just too many teams too far ahead of them.
Last Tuesday night -- well, Wednesday morning, actually -- the Pirates lost to the Braves in the 19th inning with Daniel McCutchen on the mound. McCutchen's a pretty good pitcher, but he threw 92 pitches, which was 40 more than he'd thrown in any other game this season.
Wednesday night, the Pirates lost to the Braves in the 10th inning with Chris Leroux on the mound. Leroux's got a 6.62 career ERA in the majors.
Sunday afternoon, the Pirates lost to the Phillies in the 10th inning with Tony Watson on the mound. Watson's a rookie, and he's pitched pretty well this season in limited duty. I'm guessing you've never paid him any attention until this very moment.
Hey, bad things happen to good teams. I get it. But the Pirates played three close games last week, losing all three in extra innings, and somehow none of those 39 innings, not a single one of them, were pitched by the Pirates' All-Star relief pitcher.
It's easy and sort of fun to rip Clint Hurdle for not using Joel Hanrahan -- not even a single inning! -- but he wasn't doing anything -- or rather, he wasn't not doing anything -- that nearly every other manager in the major leagues wouldn't have not done. Road game, tied ... gotta save your closer for the save situation!
Granted, Hurdle took things to a perhaps-unprecedented, possibly insane extreme when he couldn't find room for Hanrahan in a 19-inning game. There probably aren't many managers who would have taken this ill-considered protocol quite so far. But the protocol is there.
Look, I've got an open mind about this thing. There are smart people who will tell you that closers generally shouldn't be used in non-save situations, because they're not physically or emotionally prepared for them. I don't think baseball players are computer simulations (or paper cards). I get it.
I also believe that if you lose three extra-inning games when you're trying to win a pennant, without using your ace relief pitcher even once, you're probably doing something wrong.
The Pirates aren't going to win a pennant. But it would be enough if the Pirates win more games than they lose, because they haven't done that since 1992. If they Pirates finish one or two games short of a winning record, everyone is going to remember Jerry Meals, and blame him.
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"You know it's Christmas when . . ." I'm willing to bet that y'all could finish this sentence in your own way, and how you'd go about doing it is probably tied to some special memory. Maybe it's the scent of pine that takes you back to traipsing through the woods, looking for the most beautiful Christmas tree. Or the sound of a cracklin' fire that reminds you of a snowed-in Christmas morning. For me, it's when I saw my Grandmother Paul's Japanese Fruitcake hit the countertop that I knew Christmas was not very far off. Pretty soon we'd be helping Daddy hang the lights and sneaking pieces of Mama's mouth-waterin' homemade divinity.
Every December, I make Grandmother's fruitcake and Mama's divinity simply because I can't imagine Christmas coming without it. Sure I wish to high Heaven that those women were right here in my kitchen baking alongside me, but if I close my eyes and take in the sweet tastes and smells of those special foods, I can almost believe they are. For a moment, I feel like a little girl again, underfoot and in their way, sneakin' bits of batter from the mixing bowl.
My boys and I hold on tight to Christmas traditions like these, but we've also made new ones along the way. Y'all may know that I have a bit of a sweet tooth, so it won't come as any surprise to hear that this season I invited my boys over to pull some homemade taffy. It was so much fun. Jamie brought my grandson, Jack, along and he had a ball, pulling and laughing to his heart's content. Though I did have to fuss at Jamie and Bobby when their taffy tug o' war started getting a little out of hand!
It was delicious, too. 'Course it's so easy to go out and buy taffy. You can go down on Savannah's River Street and find all the saltwater taffy you can chew. But you can't get the fellowship by going and buying store-bought taffy. That you find at home.
My boys weren't always rushing into the kitchen to cook with me. I kind of forced 'em into it. But you know, a wonderful thing happened—they grew up. We share the same passions now and I credit myself for making cooking together a fun and special time. 'Cause if it isn't fun, it's work.
This Christmas season is the busiest time of the whole year. And all that decorating, shopping and traveling can really wear you down. But during all that hustle and bustle, don't get so busy that you forget those fun family traditions that make Christmas meaningful—the same traditions that your children's children will one day carry on.Read More From Holidays and Entertaining.
Regarding your Pumpkin Rum Pie, I think there is an error. It's after "Bake for 10 minutes, then reduce the oven temp to 300°." I tried the 300° and the pie was not baking. So I increased the temp to 350° and then it finished cooking. This is my observation, at least for my oven. I made the pie today and am expecting it to be a super tasting pie. Thanks for the recipe.
By Barb on December 05, 2011
Hello Paula, I have to say how much I love everything about you. I started collecting milk glass years ago and now it hard to find in my area. I am working on my own cookbook and I knew i loved you when i seen 2 recipes on your show that 2 friends would not give me thank you so much for sharing. I think it not good to sharing recipes...the best butter beans can come form anywhere...Happy New year Be blessed and keep up the good work love and best wishes for my plate to yours...
By Alesia Langley on January 05, 2011
Dear Mrs. Deen I watch your show here at 6:00 PM every day and love to watch you cook and then make your recipes for my family when they come. I am writing this to send you a website that was on the internet this morning which I must say has ruined my Christmas this year. I am sure you are not aware of these things told about in the article and I am equally sure that if you were you would be as appalled as I am. I watch you with your pets and know that you are an lover and respecter of animals and I am sure you will want to know about this. Needless to say I will not be eating these things again and I would hope that you would disassociate your good name from them also. Below is the URL. http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_thelookout/20101217/ts_yblog_thelookout/undercover-investigation-of-smithfield-foods-reveals-factory-farm-horrors With love and much respect, Shirley Hodge Bangor, PA 18013 email: firstname.lastname@example.com
By Shirley Hodge on December 18, 2010
Paula, I went to Sav. on Nov.11th to hopefully see you at your store or rest. You were in Wash. on that day,but your son Jamie was at your store and I wanted to let you know what a wonderful young gentleman he was. He was so sweet and allowed me to take his picture with me. It's on my frig.so all can see it! he is very handsome as well! I'm 65 and love your show. I have often said you had to have stolen my cookbook because you cook just like my Mother and a lot of her recipes. HOPE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY HAS A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY, HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! HAVE A BLESSED DAY! MARY HALL
By Mary Hall on December 16, 2010
Your taffy was and is so GOOOOOOOD it is sooooo mouth watering all my family loves it. we had a really fun time pulling the taffy it was so much fun, also we had a hard time fined the Glycerin but, was able to located it at hobby lobby here in louisville ky I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart it was so so gooooooooooooood thank you so much. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
By Brenda on December 11, 2010
Hi Paula I love watching your programs. You are such a happy cheerful lady.Watching you always cheers me up THANKS I watched COOKIE EXCHANGE last night[Dec 7th] and you made a choc cookie that I did'nt get the recipe.I would really like to have it,as I love choc. You also made Grandma Paul's Sand Tarts,which I got that recipe.So would you please send me the recipe for the choc cookies? THANKS Love ya Paua Merry Christmas and a Happy Blessed New Year
By Connie Gibson on December 09, 2010
I made your stuffing recipe you had on face book back before thankgiving, its the first time i made stuffing that was fit to eat. I alway had to throw it out. so thank you for the recipe.
p.s. love you show and love you love for cooking and sharing it with us.
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I recently bought your 3-ring notebook for storing my recipes. It came with only 20 7" x 8.5" sheets, which hold two recipes per sheet. I have need of about 100 more sheets for my recipes. How can I get more?
By Bonnie Haugen on December 04, 2010
Paula, so great to see you with your sons and grandson! What memories for that little boy to have with all of you. Keep sharing all three boys with us!
By Shirley Riegel on December 04, 2010
Hi Paula,you are my favorite cook.I love watching you and your sons.And I love your recipes.My Christmas memories are when my sisters and their families and me and my family went home to Mom and Dad's for Christmas Some really great memories.My Mom and Dad are both gone to be with the Lord.I miss them so much.Thank God for the wonderful memories.Now we are making new memories with our kids and two BEAUTIFUL PRECIOUS grandaughters. I want the autographed cookbook of yours so much.Keep cooking Paula
By Connie Gibson on December 04, 2010
i remember pulling taffy as a child with my brothers and mom…it was ''''hot''''' but soooo fun…
By karline (kae) on December 04, 2010
I remember when we used to get together with my mom's side of the family. We had so much fun with family and getting together and being with family. That is where I get my family gatherings memories and I like being with family very much.
By Donna Jaacks on December 04, 2010
My fondest memories of Christmas is My brother & me getting up early to see what Santa brought us…never touched anything until Mom & Daddy got up!! Daddy always cooked Breakfast…eggs, bacon, pancakes; he always warmed up the pancake syrup!!! Then after eating opening our presents!!! Then Daddy would be busy in the kitchen cooking Christmas dinner….Daddy always cooked the holiday meals…he was a great cook & loved every minuet of it! He always would watch everyone eat & enjoy the fruits of his labor! I do the same thing….love to cook & then watch everyone eat & enjoy the day!!
By Melanie Bushey on December 04, 2010
Hi Paula,
You brought back many wonderful memories to me with your mention of being underfoot with your Grandma in the kitchen. I, too, spent many afternoons baking with my 'Baci' (Polish grandma) who lived just 6 houses up the street from me. I learned at an early age how to measure in my palm, and that it was perfectly fine to have a 'flour snow storm' in my kitchen while I baked! She is with me every time I use her old rolling pin and pie pans… and you are my inspiration! I love how positive you are and strive to follow in your footsteps daily. Keep on keepin' on!
Christmas wishes and delicious dishes to you and yours,
Sylvia Hanlon
By Sylvia Hanlon on December 04, 2010
Miss Paula Dean, you are looking very well and you have a beautiful family. I am so very glad for you that life is full and seemingly beautiful. Thanks for sharing the majic that you are and blessings to prolong happiness and prosperity! Hugs and Kisses!!
By Doreen Madore on December 04, 2010
Merry Christmas, Paula. Love your recipes and your Christmas cookbook..I got it last year. Thanks for the Taffy recipe…my brother in law loves taffy..gonna make some. Hope it turns out good. This is my first try at it…wishing you and yours Happy Holidays.
By Judy Shelton on December 04, 2010
hi paula i just wanted to tell u I LOVE YR SHOW i never miss it when im having a bad day i watch u and when i see those faces u make as yr tatsting the goodies u make it makes me laugh so hard i hope to come to savannah an meet u happy holidays to you and yrs god bless u love colleen
By colleen callea on December 04, 2010
Thanks for sharing the great memories. We always use kitchen shears to cut taffy instead of a knife. It works great and the older kids can help.
By Karen on December 04, 2010
Hi Paula, all I can say is I love you and your family. You have accomplished so much and you can tell you relly enjoy it. I made homemade bread for 14 yrs. and sold it at our farmers market. I started havig trouble with my hands (carpel tunnel)and had to stop. That was really hard work but very rewarding. They are pretty bad now. I would love to come to Savannah some day and eat in your restaurant and meet you and your family. I have a gorgeous grandson now too he will be 3 in January and he has my heart.
I hope that you and yours have wonderful holidays. I will keep watching your shows and enjoying them.
By Nancy Smith on December 04, 2010
You are a GREAT and very smart woman. I watch everyone of your shows and hope you and your beautiful family have a very Merry Christmas!
By marsha on December 03, 2010
Happy Holidays to you Paula and to your family, especially to little Jack…he is so adorable. I too am so blessed to have just become a Ginny (Grandma), as little Jack says….LOL.
The single best thing during Christmas besides the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ is having our family and good friends around to share in the festives.
Lots of cooking and eating….lol :-D
By Ira Santa Maria on December 03, 2010
Fudge was Mother's sweet. Oh the memories. Happy Christmas everyone. Love you Paula.
By ciaobello on December 03, 2010
I had a great aunt who didn't cook or eat much but she made the best divinity. As least she called it that but I've never tasted any that was like that. It was white, flat little squares, peppermit flavored and crumbly and a little grainy, and SOOOOO good! I snitched some every chance I got! Does anybody know anything about divinity like that? I would love some but she has been gone about 40 years!
By Tammy C on December 03, 2010
Paula I love ur shows and articles. I to have a sweet tooth and enjoy the time spent in the kitchens over the holidays making candy. Choclate peanutbutter and rocky road fudge, bourbain balls, buckeyes, rock candy, and cream candy still pulled on the old marble slab. Those memories will be with me for the rest of my days.
By Derek bradley on December 03, 2010
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Metro police say they have caught a man suspected of breaking into 10 businesses since the first of the year.
Jovany Garces was allegedly hiding in a child's closet in his apartment on Linbar Drive when police arrived, working on a tip from Crime Stoppers.
Investigators say they also found a safe in a bedroom that was allegedly stolen in one of the burglaries.
Among the break-ins Garces is suspected of committing was the Wednesday morning burglary at Twin Kegs Bar on Thompson Lane.
Garces' wife, 37-year-old Janitzia Amor, is accused of driving her husband to some of the burglary locations. She is charged with three counts of burglary facilitation.
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A Woodbine man has been arrested twice in two weeks for child molestation charges.
Deputies in Nassau County, Fla. arrested Thomas Ary, 59, on Monday. Ary was previously arrested on Oct. 25 on one count of molestation and was later indicted by a Camden County Grand Jury on five counts. Ary bonded out on Oct. 27.
Ary is in custody at the Camden County Jail and faces five additional counts of child molestation.
Ary worked as an instructor at Pak's Karate in Kingsland. Anyone with information about additional victims is urged to call the Camden County Sheriff's Office at 912-729-1442 or 912-510-5174.
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Billy Price, Michael Hill next Ohio State frosh to lose black stripes
Two more stripes removed (Nos. 8): Austintown's Billy Price (Corey Linsley) and Pendleton S.C.'s Michael Hill (Adolphus Washington).— Jerry Emig (@BuckeyeNotes) August 17, 2013
The two freshmen become #8 and #9 (though honored as co-#8's) to receive the honor of being full fledged Buckeyes. Congrats, guys.


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Kyle Lohse comes out strong, much like Medlen, and gets Michael Bourn on a swinging strikeout for the first out. Martin Prado smacks a ball to first that is smothered by Craig, who tosses to the pitcher covering for the second out. Jason Heyward goes down swinging for the third out. J-Hey went a bit outside of his zone swinging at some pitches. Good start by the Cardinals Lohse, who looks a wildly effective.


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