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Bethany Cotton loves working for the environment, but misses life out West.
In Sierra Vista, Ariz., a partnership of developers,
environmentalists and government agencies is trying to keep the San
Pedro River alive, while at the same time allowing for continued
growth in this burgeoning Sunbelt city
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A decade to remember. by Melissa - 5 months ago
"On April 13,2004 I lost my left leg in Baghdad, Iraq. Every year we celebrate the day it happened and are thankful for what we have instead of mourning what we don't have. This year was the 10th anniversary of 'Little Leg' and we celebrated a decade to remember in fine fashion with the help of our custom ink shirts!"

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AOL Time Warner, Dell Bridge Digital Divide with Habitat
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., June 12— Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County will launch the Digital Bridge Initiative today when new Habitat homeowner Mary Brunson and her family surf the Internet at home for the first time. The $1 million partnership between Habitat for Humanity and AOL Time Warner is bridging the digital divide by providing computers, Internet access and training to Habitat homeowners, creating opportunities for low-income families to enhance educational performance and professional skills.
"The vision of the Habitat for Humanity Digital Bridge Initiative is to showcase the extraordinary power of computers and the Internet in the nation's low-income homes," said Kay Lord, executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County. "It is our goal to parlay the $1 million Forsyth County pilot project of 200 computers into a national rollout, which would provide every Habitat home beginning in 2005 with a computer, printer, software, tailored technical assistance and Internet access."
AOL Time Warner is facilitating a national rollout of the HFH Forsyth County $1 million pilot partnership, along with its America Online division. Since 2000 Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County has been providing computers, Internet access and training to 32 low-income homeowners through its partnership with HATCH, an early childhood technology company based in Winston-Salem. HATCH will continue to spearhead the program by providing an additional 75 computers, printers, equipment and technical support to new and future Habitat homeowners in Forsyth County. Dell computers will be placed in the 100 Habitat houses built prior to 2000. AOL will provide Internet access for 200 families for two years and will fund a comprehensive two-year research study by Wake Forest University to evaluate the benefits of computer access for low-income families.
Habitat for Humanity is an ideal vehicle for a digital bridge program that could positively impact the disparities between technological proficiency and economic status. Habitat's 1600 national affiliates build more than 5,000 houses a year. The nonprofit homebuilder is the premiere builder of houses for families that earn between 25-50% of median income.
Habitat for Humanity International is an ecumenical Christian ministry dedicated to eliminating poverty housing. Founded by Millard Fuller, along with his wife, Linda, Habitat for Humanity International and its affiliates in more than 2,000 communities in 83 nations have built and sold more than 120,000 homes to partner families with no-profit, zero-interest mortgages.


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Bengals' Head Coach Marvin Lewis revealed after practice that rookie wide receiver Mohamed Sanu suffered a stress fracture in his left foot and indications are he's going on season-ending injured reserve after surgery Monday.
It's believed that Sanu broke the fifth metatarsal, an injury similar to the one former cornerback Johnathan Joseph suffered in the 2007 mandatory minicamp and current right tackle Andre Smith got during a 2009 practice.
It's seen as an injury that Sanu is going to have no problem overcoming, but since it happened with just five weeks left in the season he's got no chance of getting back in time.
Lewis indicated that wide receiver Andrew Hawkins (knee), limited Wednesday and Thursday, should be ready to go for Sunday's game in San Diego (4:25 p.m.-Cincinnati's Channel 12) against the Chargers.
He'll take back the slot spot Sanu took when Hawkins went out with a knee injury suffered two Fridays ago in practice that took him out of the last two games.
Sanu has caught the first four touchdown passes of his career in the last three games that have been the first three starts of his career and the Bengals have clicked for touchdowns on 11 of their last 13 red-zone trips with Sanu scoring three of them on third down.
Sanu played mainly in the slot on third down, as does Hawkins. Rookie wide receiver Marvin Jones, who missed a month with a sprained knee, returned last week and played nine snaps in last Sunday's win over the Raiders.
Lewis was left shaking his head.
"It's the first time we had all three guys, Marvin and Andrew (and Sanu) running and playing with confidence yesterday," Lewis said. "For about an hour."
Lewis said Sanu was simply running a route and didn't collide with anyone or get stepped on.
"(Stuff) happens," he said.
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Flipping Out for Jeff Lewis' QVC Line
February 1, 2010 at 2:04 pm , by Catherine LeFebvre
Now this is something to flip over. Jeff Lewis, star of Bravo's cult reality hit, Flipping Out, is launching his own home design collection on QVC this February. On the popular series, we've watched Jeff rehab and sell high-end Los Angeles digs, come to grips with the bursting of the housing bubble (he now does home design) and berate and belittle his staff. Still, it's hard not to love Jeff for his wicked sense of humor and keen design sense. The chic, affordable line (which ranges in price from $40 to $190) includes bedding, lamps, rugs and accent pieces. "Every one of those products is in my house," Lewis told Susan Pocharski, our entertainment editor. "I can't sell something if I don't believe in it."
What's the best deal in your collection?
"A set of three glass hurricane lamps for $55. If you walked into William Sonoma Home, a similar lamp would cost $55 each. I've always been conscious of the buck."
Do you have a favorite piece from the line?
"The geometric accent bench with criss-crossed chrome legs ($129.63). I have three in my house and it's the first thing I'm going to sell on QVC. I hope they allow alcohol on the set. I won't be going on QVC until 10 pm and if you know me at all, I start drinking at 5."
So what's an easy and affordable way for someone to change the look of a room?
"Rugs, artwork, and bed linens. I just bought a rug and a black and white photograph for my office and it looks like a new room."
Any hints about the next season of Flipping Out?
"The staff is the same as last year. And we're going to have a couple new people come on board. I still haven't spoken to Ryan Brown [his ex business partner whom he had a falling out with last season]. He's moving to Santa Barbara and I'm really happy. Right now he lives so close to me I get nervous I'll bump into him every time I walk my dog."
Have you made a New Year's resolution to be nicer to your employees like Zoila the housekeeper?
"No, no, no. My resolutions were to lose 10 pounds and go to the gym more. I chose totally narcissistic things. Isn't that what you'd expect from me?"
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Eagles likely will have McNabb back
There is mounting evidence that Donovan McNabb, who is heading into the final year of his contract, will return to the Eagles as the starting quarterback next season.
Eagles hire Savage as draft consultant
The Eagles have hired former Browns GM Phil Savage as a personnel consultant for the 2010 draft.
Eagles hire Jauron as DB coach
The Eagles have hired longtime NFL coach Dick Jauron as a senior assistant/DB coach, the team confirmed Wednesday.
Brookshier loved role of storyteller
Tom Danyluk wrote a column about CBS' old announcing team of Pat Summerall and Tom Brookshier last November. With Brookshier succumbing to cancer Friday at the age of 78, it seemed appropriate to share some fond memories of the former ...
Eagles make it official, name Roseman as GM
The Eagles announced Friday that, in a long-expected move, they have named Howie Roseman as general manager, succeeding Tom Heckert, who left for Cleveland.
Eagles' Andrews brothers have lot to prove
Eagles offensive linemen Shawn and Stacy Andrews will enter the 2010 season with a lot of questions about health and their places on the team.
Eagles could see spike in kickoff returns
The Eagles ranked a disappointing 30th in the league in kickoff return despite some serious talent and depth among returners, but Bobby April should help in that department.
Eagles hire April to coach special teams
The Eagles landed highly regarded special-teams coordinator Bobby April, signing him before the Redskins or any other team could land him.
Reid: McNabb still Eagles' starter now
Head coach Andy Reid stood by his postgame statement following the Eagles' 34-14 playoff loss to the Cowboys that QB Donovan McNabb is his starter next season.
Eagles face tough decision on Westbrook
Was RB Brian Westbrook's one touch — a 27-yard reception — in the playoff loss to the Cowboys his final one as an Eagle?
Cowboys beat Eagles 34-14, end playoff skid
Tony Romo broke open a scoreless game with five straight scoring drives in the second quarter, sending Dallas past Philadelphia 34-14 Saturday night for the Cowboys' first playoff victory since 1996. Dallas had lost six straight postseason games and would ...
Reports: Browns expected to name Heckert GM
Multiple media outlets reported Saturday that the Browns are expected to name Eagles general manager Tom Heckert to a similar position in Cleveland, and perhaps as early as Monday.
NFC playoff primer
He may be only a bit player in the Saints' offense, but RB Reggie Bush is still a player to watch in the upcoming playoffs. PFW analyzes the offenses and defenses of the NFC's six postseason participants and speculates ...
Laying in weeds benefits Eagles, Cardinals, Bengals
After sacrificing the final game of the season, the Eagles, Cardinals and Bengals have a decided advantage in the playoffs, Nolan Nawrocki says in this week's version of Scout's Eye.
Ranking the defensive coordinators
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Eagles pick Jean-Gilles over struggling Andrews
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The Philadelphia Eagles have signed Phillips.||||||| Phillips comes to Philadelphia after five seasons with the rival New York Giants. A first-round selection of the Giants in 2008, the 26-year-old Phillips had four interceptions and 72 tackles in 2011, as New York won the Super Bowl. A former Miami Hurricane, Phillips has battled knee injuries throughout his career.
Phillips is active for Sunday's game against the Eagles.||||||| Phillips was suffering from a knee injury he aggravated two weeks ago.
Phillips has been shut down through the Giants' bye week.||||||| He has now missed the last five games with a knee injury.
Phillips has been ruled out for Sunday's game in Dallas against the Cowboys. Phillips (knee) was hurt against the Philadelphia Eagles and has missed the last three games.||||||| The Giants said he will not make the trip to Dallas.
Phillips sprained his left knee with about 4 minutes to go in the first half against the Green Bay Packers and his return was questionable.||||||| Phillips was injured making a tackle on tight end Jermichael Finley's 23-yard catch that helped set up a Packers touchdown late in the half.


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A new baby is a bundle of joy − and a tax deduction. But to claim that deduction, your child needs a Social Security number. Not only is a Social Security number a requirement for claiming a personal exemption on your taxes, it lets you:
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Based on the acclaimed classic guidebook Romewalks, and featuring an exclusive traveler's Italian tutorial from best-selling language instructor Dr. Robert Blair, Walk and Talk Rome offers the expert guidance that can make you feel at home in this enchanting city, helping you to speak the language as you enjoy the history and beauty of Rome as never before. Make the most of your trip, or plug in, sit back, and let your imagination take you there, with Walk and Talk Rome.
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My wife and I, along with another couple, used this audiobook to tour Rome, and we also used the same series in Florence. We found it very informative and a great way to see sights we never would have seen on a mass tour. It provides interesting information and a little exercise after the Italian cooking. I highly recommend it.
Did some of these walks years ago with the book -tiring to read. These same walks were WONDERFUL on an iPod!! We entered hidden courtyards, 1st noticed things we had passed by every day...etc. etc. etc.
Couldn't rate higher.
"Must do at Rome"
I had the best time with this tour. I did all four walks and, as soon as I finished them, did them all over again! They are very accurate, entertaining, informative and fun. I also did the Trastevere walk by Frommer's, not even close, avoid this one unless you have plenty of time and patience to figure out directions.
"Warning: Do not be fooled by the cover..."
... because this audio tour does NOT include Rome's biggest attractions, such as the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, and the Roman Forum. It seems intended more for those who live in, or visit the city for extended periods, and are looking to see parts of town that are not in most tour guides. Which is fine and good, but my wife and I were also hoping to use this guide to see the main attractions during our very first (4-day) visit to the city, but we were sorely disappointed.
"Not horrible- but limited"
Downloaded this for a trip to Rome, and it was okay, but the walks were VERY limited, and there was supposed to be a PDF with the recording (which you really need to understand the route). It wasn't too difficult to locate the PDF for free online, but only because we found some free wifi.
I would have made the walks significantly different and spaced farther apart.
It was adequate.
I think it should be updated.
"much more fun than a guidebook"
We spent three days in rome recently and combined visiting the main tourist sites - Trevi Fountain, Sistine Chapel etc - with these gentler guided walks. Rome has something interesting round every corner, and this audiobook made us feel we were getting some insight and doing a few things out of the ordinary. It was good to hear the stories of some of the lesser-known sights from someone who got to know Rome as a resident. Much more fun than a guidebook, and we'll look out for more like this for our next city break.
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Tennessee Titans quarterback Matt Hasselbeck was a full participant in the final two practices of the week and is expected to start on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts.
Hasselbeck injured the thumb on his throwing hand during last week's 41-7 loss to the Houston Texans and was limited during Wednesday's practice, wearing a glove to protect the injured digit. Hasselbeck ditched the glove and Thursday and downplayed his injury.
"They kind of gave me the day off (Wednesday) just so I wouldn't take a bunch of snaps and pound it, but I didn't want them to give me the day off," Hasselbeck said via Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean. "But when you are as old as I am, 36, they give you a day off when you sneeze too much."
After a hot start to his stint with the Titans, Hasselbeck has cooled off the last two weeks, completing just 54.4 percent of his last 79 pass attempts for 366 yards with two touchdowns and three interceptions as the Titans have lost back-to-back games to even their record at 3-3 heading into Sunday's game against the Colts, who have the NFL's 23rd-ranked pass defense.
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Investigators responded to two reports of gas leaks in the same area where a young married couple was found dead in their home just hours later.
The bodies of the young couple, 22-years-old and 20-years-old, were found Friday morning at a home along the 5700-block of Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road.
An investigation began after a man found the bodies of his step daughter and son-in-law dead in their bed around 9:36 a.m. Friday.
Lt. Steve Huber of Charlotte Mecklenburg Police said "we're still in the preliminary stages of the investigation so we do not have a cause of death but we can tell you at this time that is not suspected that it is any foul play at this time."
WBTV's Coleen Harry found out that the Cook's Volunteer Fire Department was called out to the same area of Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road, near this home, on Thursday night. Investigators didn't find any leaks when they responded.
Crews were called back Friday morning and found the leak at a renovated house about a half-mile away from the couple's home. They say a gas line had ruptured and Piedmont Natural Gas was called to the scene.
The chief of the Cook's Fire Department says investigators initially checked the house with a four-gas meter to determine if there was carbon monoxide or other toxins in the home. Those tests came back clear.
Fire officials don't believe the gas leak has anything to do with the two deaths.
Many of the neighbors know the female victim's grandfather.
They say they would like to know what happened - for peace of mind.
Vernon McCord said "this is a first I've known since I've been living here for about 50 years something of this magnitude but it does touch you because you know the people."
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- Tatar is playing really good. He is making many good passes and taking shots on the net. Hopefully he won't be sent down.
- Please more off days for Howard if today was any indicator, Jimmy played lights out all night.
- The Wings missed lots of open net opportunities which could have put away the game earlier. One notable one was by Damien Brunner who was absolutely robbed of a goal by Khabibulin.
- Speaking of Damien Brunner, the Swiss forward currently has 8 points in 11 games. Pretty good if you ask me.
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South Georgia hospitals say New Year's Eve is often one of their busiest nights. And Firefighters say they will also be ready for an increased risk of fire danger, because they know people will be using sparklers and fireworks to ring in the New Year. That fun can lead to emergency room visits too often.
July the Fourth is a much bigger day for people to light sparklers or fireworks than New Year's Eve, but experts say tonight the chance of injuries from those products is greatly increased, because people are more likely to mix alcohol and fireworks.
Sparklers are legal in Georgia because they are thought to be safer than fireworks. But Emergency Room Doctors say they have seen many injuries from them.
Phoebe Putney Hospital Emergency Room Physician Doctor James Black said "It's much more dangerous than we really think. Even something as pretty as sparklers can burn at more than 1000 degrees Fahrenheit. Which is certainly hot enough to cause injury to adults and to children."
Many South Georgians will bring exploding fireworks from other states, and emergency room doctors say they see too often the results of what they can do to people.
40:52 Dr. Black said "The majority of them are third degree burns. We also have injuries to eyes. Lacerations from fireworks exploding, hitting people. So we get some pretty serious injuries."
The National Fire Protection Association reports that in 2010 more than 8600 people required emergency room treatment for fireworks related injuries. The highest risk was to children from ages 5 to 14.
Firefighters say even the sparkers are significant fire dangers.
Albany Fire Department Investigator Sam Harris said "The problem is when you throw them down they are still burning. Once you have an ash there. And it will cause a grass fire or cause pine straw to catch on fire."
Doctors and Firefighters urge parents to supervise their children using sparkers or fireworks. And if you do use fireworks not to try to re-light them if they don't explode.
It would seem to be just common sense, but firefighters remind you not to use sparklers indoors. It's going to be cold tonight, and they say people will do it. In fact in 2010 fireworks caused an estimated 15, 500 fires, resulting in 8 deaths.
Firefighters urge you to wear long sleeves when you burn sparklers, but make it proper type clothing that will not easily catch fire. Also you might keep a bucket of water or sand handy just in case of fire.
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On behalf of my Council and community, I welcome you to Norway House Cree Nation in celebration of NHCN's 41st Annual Treaty and York Boat Days! We thank you and your families for joining us in our annual community celebration and in commemorating the heritage, traditions and rich history of our Cree Nation.
As the hub of northern Manitoba and situated on the north basin of Lake Winnipeg, NHCN played a fundamental role is establishing the economic foundation of Manitoba and Canada during the fur trade era. Eventually, Norway House became a sub-depot for the collection of inland furs which were transported by Canoe through Lake Winnipeg, but mainly to York Factory which was the common destination of transported goods and furs during the fur trade era.
As the fur trade grew and expanded through North America, canoes became an absolute necessity for transporting cargo (furs and goods) and had the capacity to carry a crew of up to 12 people and cargo weighing approximately 2400 kilograms. Eventually, the demand of the fur trade became so great that the use of canoes was phased out and replaced with the York Boat.
York Boats were first built in Albany Fort in the 1740's from spruce logs, and were based on an old Orkany design which was derived from Viking long-ships. The name York boat was derived from York Factory as the common destination of transported goods and furs during the fur trade era.
York boats were built to transport a greater amount of freight and could withstand the rigid waters (especially when en route to England) and were propelled by six to eight oarsmen who worked twenty-foot oars, as well as a steersman.
Today, the Archway Warehouse, the jail and the ruins of the powder magazine along with our Annual Treaty and York Boat Days festival, continue to be reminders of Norway House's significance and role in the fur trade, and in the development of Canada's economy.
A major highlight of our celebration is the world champion York boat races in memory of Henry and Mary Ann Muminawatum along with the Gospel Jamboree, Co-ed and youth boat races, the Johnny Walker Memorial canoe marathon, the Joe Keeper Memorial marathon, strong teen/man/woman competition, the square dance competition, men's fastball tournament, adult and minor slo-pitch tournament, youth and adult talent showcase and much more!
For further information about our Treaty and York Boat Day events please contact Ed Albert at 204-359-4729 or visit our website at www.nhcn.ca/yorkboatdays.
Thank you for joining us in this special celebration!
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After an unendurable 17 month hiatus, "Mad Men" returned Sunday night with an epic two hour season premiere and its biggest ratings ever. If you have somehow shielded yourself from the buzz, the four-time Emmy-winning Best Drama takes a look at the lives of employees of an advertising agency in New York throughout the 60s amidst social and political upheaval. After binging on 10 episodes Sunday afternoon as a refresher, this writer is convinced it's easily the best show on TV and probably one of the finest dramas ever forged. (If you have yet to watch this somehow. it's on Netflix Instant. You're welcome.) The show is the creation of former "The Sopranos" writer Matthew Weiner, whose uncompromising vision extends to every aspect of the show, including the way it's marketed. In order to preserve the experience for fans of the show, Weiner won't allow any spoilers prior to the season premiere. This includes incidental details like the year it takes place, or which characters will be returning, and means that commercials feature only footage from previous seasons and interviewers have to find clever ways to get even the vaguest hints about what might be coming up on the show.
The juiciest nugget revealed by Weiner to the NYTimes prior to the premiere was a line from the upcoming third episode of this season where a character asks, "When is everything going to get back to normal?" which is a question that many fans were asking after Sunday's premiere. Every season has a thematic throughline, and many of the story threads that pay dramatic dividends in the later episodes are all being quietly placed on the board at the very beginning of each season. So with the first two hours of season five behind us and many of the pressing questions answered -- When does this season take place? Did Joan have her baby? Did Don really marry Megan? -- we thought now would be a good time to dive into the premiere (which you can watch below in its entirety) and look for clues as to what might be in store for the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce office this season.
When we last saw Don, he had impulsively ditched his intellectual equal girlfriend Doctor Faye (Cara Buono), and proposed to his secretary Megan (Jessica Paré). This came as a shock not only to his co-workers but to the audience as well, who had never seen their brooding lead appear so happy-go-lucky. When we check in on Don in the premiere, he's still very much in the honeymoon phase of his relationship with Megan, who is now officially Mrs. Draper. The former bachelor can barely keep his hands off of her which leads to some kinky interplay between the two both at home and at the office, where Megan has been promoted to copywriter. Mixing work and relationships is almost always a recipe for disaster, and signs of strain have already begun to show with the couple showing up late and leaving early to deal with personal issues.
There was a lot of online chatter about how Don is supposedly happy now, and while we definitely saw a side of Don that was a bit different than we're used to, we wouldn't exactly call it "happy." He's certainly getting very frisky with his new wife but he's also incredibly distracted at work: "I don't care about work" is a thought that would have been unthinkable to the old Don, so it's a clear sign that his priorities have shifted drastically in recent months. Hamm spoke to TV Guide explaining, "Don is seemingly becoming a little bit disengaged at work. What happens when you have it all? What happens when you're satisfied? Maybe you lose some of that fire." This comes at an especially troublesome time considering the shaky financial ground that SCDP is on, but we'll get to that in a minute.
Another milestone during the episode was Don's 40th birthday -- though technically he turned 40 a few months earlier -- and it appears aging is going to be a big theme this season. Megan playfully calls him "a dirty old man" and Harry Crane (Rich Sommer) gives him a "walking stick" (basically a cane) as a birthday present. Prior to his birthday, Don asks his 10 year old son Bobby, "So when you're 40, how old will I be?" to which his son replies, "You'll be dead." If this isn't a sign of changing times, we don't know what is. Weiner told EW, "He is coming into middle age, which was closer to old age back then" which never seemed truer than it did at Don's surprise birthday party. Sitting in his groovy new penthouse apartment amongst the younger, hipper, guests, he has never looked like more of a square. The times they are a-changin'.
Roger is a character who never seems to be without a good line. (Highlight from the premiere: "There's my baby. Now move that brat out of the way so I can see her," he says to Joan, referring to their love child.) But things are not going well in his marriage with Jane, who had made him so happy last season, and they're going even worse at work. Since losing Lucky Strike, he's taken to peeking at Pete's schedule and elbowing in on his clients. Weiner described Roger's current state as "disenfranchised," and said, "Roger is someone who lost Lucky Strike and is struggling. He's still president of the agency. He's obviously still financially well off. He's pulling money out of his pocket to get things done, but he's using Pete's leads. He doesn't have a secretary. That's not good." Whether Roger's marriage or business will survive the season is anybody's guess.
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megan is probably a little on the crazy side...
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I also had that odd feeling I couldn't put my finger on, the characters perhaps - but visually I wondered if they've switched from 35mm to digital?
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I agree with Danielle wonderful recap and analysis! Keep them coming! You made me want to watch it all over again to look at things maybe I missed. Favorite show on TV, the writing is impressive. The only complaint I have is commercials. I wish AMC was like TCM. No commercials! cheers to you.
Danielle | March 27, 2012 8:26 PM
Great recap and analysis, Cory. Please keep 'em coming for the rest of the season!
db12345 | March 27, 2012 5:39 PM
Did anyone else have the unpleasant experience of watching AMC and having them air part of episode one then jump over several scenes to episode 2? The script kept making reference to things we hadn't seen. I watched the double episode on demand and noted that what was aired was 25 min of episode one, then episode 2. I wondered why it seemed hard to understand and they cut out the cool party scene to boot!
neologism | March 27, 2012 4:43 PM
Great article!
Oogle - that statue was a racially insensitive statue from Y&R with a joke resume attached to it. It was basically their reply to the ad that SCDP took out in the newspaper.
Oogle monster | March 27, 2012 4:13 PM
Also, I have a ques- at the very end of the episodes, when the front desk sec brings in that giant statue- what was it and why is it significant? Is it b/c they cannot accept gifts?
Oogle monster | March 27, 2012 4:11 PM
A few things to add to the "Megan is an actress" bit: Joan's mother warns Joan that Megan is manipulative yet Joan may be the only one who sees through Megan from the beginning (Megan is a little apprehensive to approach Joan when she comes for the surprise office visit)... the scene between Megan and Peggy at the end where Megan essentially yells at Peggy and then snaps into a damsel in distress mood (and asks to go home) coupled with Megan deciding to clean the house in her bra and panties while Don watches and then quoting a line from Don earlier- "You can sit there and watch me" (not verbatim but something along those lines) are perfect examples of how strategic and "actorly" Megan may very well be.


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SHAH ALAM: April 27th, 2010 will mark another benchmark for Shah Alam cityscape and her vision to be internationally recognized. With the grand opening of Shah Alam Convention Centre (SACC), the vision is close to becoming a reality. DYMM Sultan Duli Yang Maha Mulia Sultan Selangor Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Al-Haj Ibni Almarhum Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Alhaj will be gracing and officiating this historical event.In conjunction of the grand opening, SACC will be showcasing two of Asia's renowned Divas: Dato' Siti Nurhaliza and Krisdayanti. The dinner show will be held at the Shah Alam Convention Centre on April 27th and April 28th.Dato' Siti Nurhaliza is a multiple-award winning Malaysian pop singer-songwriter who has garnered more than 100 local awards.Known as the Voice of Asia, Siti has recorded more than 30 albums including singles. She is also known to have the most number one singles than any other artist in Malaysia.Krisdayanti, being the first Asia Bagus Grand Champion from Indonesia, has been dubbed as Asia's Nightingale. With more than eight albums to her credit including singles, she has reached superstardom where she is not only known in her country but around the Southeast Asian region as well.For the first time, the two vocal prowess of Asia will be sharing a stage together at the Shah Alam Grand Ballroom at the convention centre and entertain more than 2500 guests from 8.00pm to 11.00am during the two-night concert. The biggest ballroom in Shah Alam Convention Centre, Grand Shah Alam Ballroom can accommodate up to 2000 people for an event."We organized this concert with the two most celebrated women in Asia, namely Siti and Kris to mark the grand opening of our building and we hope that this concert will alleviate our name to be visible in the local and international market." said Shue Ellis, the general manager of SACC.Marketing Communications Manager, Tengku Anna Fira said with SACC Showcase, corporate companies could also take the opportunity to celebrate the secretaries for the Secretary's Week as well as entertain their corporate clientele.During the event, lucky guests will have the chance to walk away with fantastic prizes such as a pearl set from Rafflesia the Pearl Centre or couture outfit from the fabulous Radzuan Radziwill. Goodie bags are sponsored by Lanvin Paris, Van Cleef and Arpels, The Body Shop, just to name a few.Ticket price ranges from RM350++ (Silver Class), RM 500++ (Gold Class), RM 750++ (Diamond Class), RM 10,000++ for a table of 10pax (Platinum Class) and RM20, 000 ++ for a table of 10pax (Titanium Class).Reservations can be made at 03-55118858/8843 during office hours or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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We say red, but it's a little more of a mahogany biscotti we fell in love with in this recipe!
Servings: 2 dozen extra large cookies
Prep Time: 15 min
Cook Time: 1 hr
Difficulty: Moderate
3 cups all purpose flour
2 cups sugar
1 cup unsweetened cocoa
2 bottles red food coloring
1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 3/4 cups toasted almond pieces
5 large eggs
1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla
3/4 lb. white chocolate, melted for dipping
Preheat oven to 350°F. Line two large baking sheets with parchment paper.
In the bowl of an electric mixer, combine the flour, sugar, cocoa, food coloring, baking soda and salt. Mix for 30 seconds on low speed to combine. Add the almonds and mix well.
In medium mixing bowl, lightly beat the eggs with the vanilla. On low speed, pour the eggs into the dry ingredients and mix just to form a soft dough.
Divide the dough into 4 equal pieces. On a lightly floured work surface, roll each piece under your palms into a 14-inch cylinder about 2 inches in diameter. Transfer to the prepared baking sheets, placing 2 logs on each baking sheet, about 2 inches apart.
Bake for about 30 minutes, until the logs are lightly browned and firm. Let cool completely on the baking sheets on wire racks. Reduce the oven temperature to 300°F.
Transfer one of the cooled logs to a cutting board. With a heavy sharp knife, cut the log into 3/4-inch-thick slices. If sliced crosswise, each log will average 24 small cookies. If cut on an angle, each log will yield about 16 large pieces. Repeat with the remaining logs. Spread the cookies on the parchment-lined sheets.
Bake the cookies for 30 minutes, turning halfway through baking, until crisp. Transfer the cookies to wire racks and cool completely.
Melt white chocolate over a double boiler or in a microwave using a microwaveable bowl. Dip ends of cooled biscotti into melted chocolate and dry on waxed paper. Serve with coffee or tea.
Recipe courtesy Paula Deen
What size bottle of red food coloring? I think this is important as it could significantly influence the moisture content! I've found that food coloring comes in different size bottles in my shopping area.
By Anonymous on December 21, 2011
I bake quite a bit, and unfortunately this was probably one of the more disappointing recipes I've made. I'll stick with Paula's for gooey butter cakes and keep searching for the perfect biscotti recipe!
By DJ on September 11, 2011
A-ma-zing!!!! so easy and tastey. i dont want to know the calories, because i plan on eating the whole batch!!!! yum!
By vivian on December 22, 2010
I am making this now and came real quick online to look at the reviews....I tell you what I have one big gooey mess on my hands! I am unable to get this to roll into logs. I am going to add more flour looking at the reviews....I have been making Paula cookie recipes for the last two days (9 of them to be exact!) and this is the first one that I feel is a real flop! UGGGH! Back to my gooey mess!
By Catherine Servideo on December 21, 2010
Believe it or not, no butter in this recipe!
By Libbie Summers on December 15, 2010
should there be butter or some type of shortening added to this...
By Anonymous on December 13, 2010
I thought this recipe was quite easy to make and tastes amazing. I'm glad to see that a few others had consistency issues. But, adding a little flour seemed to do the trick. Thank you Paula for another fantastic recipe.
By Anonymous on November 23, 2010
I love all your Red Velvet recipes! I had a little trouble with this at first. I'm a really "visual" person. Think you could make this on one of your shows? Anyway, my co-workers liked it so I kept at it and after the second try I got the hang of it. Everyone loves it!!! Even the ones that normally don't like biscotti, loved this! Do you think you could come up with a Gooey Red Velvet Cake? I'll be watching!
By Anonymous on February 10, 2010
I made this recipe and it turned out great! I did add a little extra flour because the consistency was a little off, and I used dark chocolate instead of white because I like the taste better. Great recipe though!
By Anonymous on February 08, 2010
We are so very sorry you had problems with this recipe and glad you were inventive enough to add an additional egg. We have amended the recipe to have the correct flour and hope you give it another shot...it really is fun to make! Libbie Summers, Paula Deen Food Editor
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For an example of how not to reassure the public after a tragedy, see Jim Atchison's news conference at Sea World on Friday afternoon.
Atchison, the company CEO, supposedly was clearing up questions and concerns about the death on Wednesday of veteran trainer Dawn Brancheau. She died when the 12,000-pound killer whale Tilikum dragged her into the swimming tank as horrified visitors watched.
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At 6:15 a.m. lines were already forming down the walkway of Walter Reed Middle School. A line was reaching out the hotel doors and down the block for The Beverly Garland Hotel, where there are several polling sites.
Although lines seemed long, they moved fast, and some fear the worst is yet to come.
"Look it's noon now, and we had more than 300 people come to this small precinct," said Charles Johnson, precinct inspector of a Studio City hills area at Valley View Elementary School. "That is more than we had the whole day during the primary."
About a dozen Studio City precincts checked by noon on Tuesday showed steady, but not overwhelming, numbers of voters.
"I have a good feeling about Obama today," said Jason Martinez, 38, a Studio City resident for 20 years who has voted at the Hillpark Street precinct for all of his adult life. He was interested in the propositions about the Death Penalty (he voted against the changes), and he was concerned about the condom limitations on the adult industry.
"The actors in the adult industry didn't think it was a good idea, so I voted against it," Martinez said. "I think I have no business telling people what to do in that industry."
Martinez works in entertainment. He said, "I work in the industry, but I don't make porn."
While Martinez votes for Democratic candidates across the board, he said, "I had to try to convince some of my relatives in Louisiana to vote my way, but it didn't work." He was also concerned about one of the school propositions, voting for one and against the other.
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David Cox, precinct leader for the Beverly Garland, where there are four precincts gathered, said, "There were people out here at 6 o'clock when we were setting up. There's no way to tell how crowded it is, but it's 8:30 now and it's busier than I've ever seen it."
Cox had to snake the people out the door, along the hotel corridor outside and into the parking lot.
George Ehling, 85, who has lived in the Studio City hills most of his life, said, "I'm voting Romney. He seems like he can make them compromise more and come to the middle. The other guy isn't going to the middle. I'm 85, so this may be my last time voting for president. It's always a privilege."
Two people from 866-OUR-VOTE monitored the crowded conditions and the people screaming for parking spaces outside Valley View Elementary School. The school's principal, Susan Kim, didn't want the voting to go on at the little school in the Cahuenga Pass because of no parking and the students have to be confined indoors the whole day. Luckily, Tuesday is a "minimum day" so the schools that have precincts (Walter Reed, Valley View, Rio Vista) get out at 1:25 p.m.
The volunteer election monitors, identified only as Jay and Cody, said they didn't see violations, but did see problems with the school as a voting site. One woman with children in her car, screamed at the gates being closed to voters (they were closed until 8:30 a.m.) saying, "You have to provide us parking to vote, that's the law!"
Local celebs Bill Nye the Science Guy posted a photo on Facebook with his neighbor Ed Begley Jr. Nye said, "Great to see the passion, and it's great to live in a country where we can choose. Ed Begley and I met at our polling place this morning. If you're eligible, vote!"
John Celock told the Huffington Post that the Studio Village Apartments—one of the largest complexes in Studio City—had some steady moving (Jason Schwab and his fiancee, Audrey Walker) were in and out in 15 minutes), but another woman took nearly an hour (see: Slow Going At One Studio City Polling Place).
How crowded are the polls going to be all day? What are people saying? How are the votes going in both the local and national races?
• Here's Where You Can Go to Vote in Studio City on Election Day Tuesday
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How have Studio City citizens voted in past elections? It's not surprising to find out that the 91604 ZIP code voted overwhelmingly for Barak Obama in the 2008 election over John McCain. You can see how the electorate is locally:
Here is the make-up of 91604 compared to the overall country.
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Unofficial Incumbent Casualty Count: 7 Republicans, 5 Democrats
Final unofficial returns from the state Division of Elections this morning indicate that seven incumbent Republicans and five incumbent Democrats lost bids for re-election in Thursday's primaries.
Latest additions to the incumbent loser list are Rep. Jim Cobb, R-Spring City, defeated by insurance agent Ron Travis 4.357 votes to 4,252 , according to the final unofficial returns; and Rep. Mary Pruitt, D-Nashville, defeated by Harold Love Jr. by about 40 votes.
Other defeated incumbent Republican legislators were House Republican Caucus Chairman Debra Maggart of Hendersonville, House Education Committee Chairman Richard Montgomery of Sevierville; and Reps. Dale Ford of Jonesborough, Julia Hurley of Lenoir City, Linda Elam of Mount Juliet, Don Miller of Morristown.
Other than Pruitt, the Democratic incumbents losing in primaries had all been paired with fellow incumbent Democrats in Republican-controlled redistricting earlier this year. Pruitt was defeated by the son of a former state representative.
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Republican Rep. Tony Shipley of Kingsport had 3,405 votes to 3,394 for challenger Ben Mallicote while Rep. Vance Dennis of Savannah had 3,243 votes to 3,238 for challenger Shirley B. Curry.
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Distributor oil leak help...
Yet again we're faced with oil winding up inside the distributor cap ('63 cub, distributor not magneto). The oil seal was replaced and we thought we had it… but then it started leaking again with use. This time around I'm trying to figure out what is causing the leak - and I noticed that I can grab the rotor (or shaft if I remove the rotor) and move it up and down (and side to side) quite a bit (1/16" of play or so is a quick guestimate). Is this normal, or should I be looking to replace the shaft (or entire distributor)? My theory is something is causing either excess oil pressure or something is wearing that seal and I'd rather fix it than keep replacing seals:)
Any other ideas of what is causing this recurring leak are welcome too!
Re: Distributor oil leak help...
I'm not an expert like the other guys here, but are you lubricating the distributor with oil or grease? The manual calls for grease from a gun. If you're putting oil in there it could be your problem.
Re: Distributor oil leak help...
Is it the govenor seal you've replaced? A worn governor seal will cause excessive oil inside the distributor.
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Governor seal replaced twice now with a new one by someone with a lot of cub experience.
And we're not talking a little oil like might come from lubrication of the distributor itself - it can be a PUDDLE, and sometimes puddles down near the front axle as well (after having streamed or dripped down from the cap).
Right now I think it is one of the following:
1) Worn bushing (or shaft) allowing the governor seal to be opened up a bit over time… then leaking like a sieve
2) internal seal within distributor leaking (looks like an O-ring to me in the parts diagram, but not having had the distributor apart I'm not sure).
If I can find a rebuilt distributor I may just spend the $ and swap them out (should have before now… may snow tomorrow and this is used for plowing). Otherwise I'll try and replace all the bits I can think of.
Re: Distributor oil leak help...
Unless you are oiling the distributor rather than greasing as you should it has to be coming past the "magneto" drive seal which is actually on the governor. Since you have replaced it twice, i would suspect there is a scratch on the side of that shaft that is wearing the seal, unless the governor itself has a lot of play in it. Only one guess how I would know that. Ended up removing the governor and using a burnishing wheel in a Dremel to smooth the shaft.
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Re: Distributor oil leak help...
I did one that leaked and ended up I had driven it in to far. The depth of the seal should be 23/32 and I thought that if I put it in just a little further I would hit a smoother surface on the governor drive. That what I get for thinking.
Re: Distributor oil leak help...
If this is the Cecil I think it is this is your nemesis tractor in the north country - it's leaking again… just in time for winter!
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I'll just never learn to keep my mouth shut.
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A headache?
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Cecil did a great job on the machine and has been a big help overall. But some cubs are just "special"… and this is one of them!
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I'm heading up to tackle this a bit tomorrow. I'll likely start with a compression test, as I really want to be sure that their isn't something else going on…. and a broken ring or other compression problem is about the only thing I can think of that might cause extra pressure on that side of things (well, that and / or a blocked breather cap.)
If I still had my trailer I'd bring it down to my house (with all my tools and somewhat heated garage). Working outside on vehicles in the cold reminds me too much of my teens and twenties!
Re: Distributor oil leak help...
Only 2 things will cause the leak.Seal or bad grove in governor. I think it is a seal problem
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The GOOD news is that the compression was 100, 100, 95, 95.
I took the distributor off. I think it is the seal inside (may be an O-ring… not sure yet) that I see on the parts diagram, I'd assume (ha!) the gear at the end of the shaft needs lubrication… and it gets it by the looks of it (rather oily).
Here's hoping the roll pin comes out easy.
If I get in to a jam I'll ring you Cecil - thanks.
Re: Distributor oil leak help...
Dat wud B a big yup. Oil is coming past the Magneto/distributor drive seal. Oil has to pass that seal before it gets to the distributor.
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Jeret Needham, 42, was arrested after a standoff at his home. Police say he shot 45-year-old Robert Colegrove at the victim's Bay Park home.
The deadly gunfire in the 2200 block of Denver Street was reported shortly after 2:30 p.m., according to San Diego police. Needham reportedly fled the scene just after the shooting. Medics pronounced the victim dead at the scene.
Friends of the victim told investigators they believed they knew who the shooter was, leading officers to Needham's home in the 4600 block of Firestone Street in Clairemont. Officers surrounded the residence and were negotiating with Needham until about 6 p.m. Tuesday, when the man surrendered without incident.
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Needham has worked as a "walk-on" coach for the Clairemont Mesa school for the past three years, said Jack Brandais, spokesman for San Diego Unified School District. Prior to his arrest, Needham had been slated to resume the job at the Doliva Drive campus at the start of wrestling season, which runs from November through February.
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20-year-old Matthew Nathaniel McCollum of
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been released from the hospital. The pair was thrown from a truck bed in a
crash in Albertville on Wednesday. A Nissan Altima hit the truck as it crossed
into the northbound lane attempting to go to Crossroads Mall.
Guntersville Police Chief Jim Peterson said
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be secured inside the vehicle, according to Alabama child restraint laws. That
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20 pounds or less. Convertible seats are to be used until the child is age
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Digi International's XBee radio module,
ConnectPort Ethernet device, XBee Internet
Gateway software, and iDigi Device Cloud
service — can be used to automate countless
other devices in your home. (Full disclosure:
I work for Digi.)
Perhaps you'd like to know when Tiger's
water bowl is empty? Detect freezing pipes or
a leak in the basement? Know when the washing machine has finished its cycle? You can
easily add another XBee to your network and
reuse your entire wireless home automation
infrastructure — the ConnectPort, XIG, and
connection to iDigi. Everybody can share!
Almost all automatic garage door openers
have a hard-wired button that when pressed
opens the door. To remotely control the door,
all that's needed is a simple circuit that can
simulate this button press. Since you'll be able
to control the door from anywhere, you'll also
want to detect and communicate whether the
door is open or closed. For this, you'll add a
simple magnetic reed switch sensor that will
tell you when the door is fully closed. Then
you'll connect this circuit to an XBee radio
that will allow you to wirelessly communicate
with a network inside your home.
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Swimming Workouts, Swim Training, and Swimmer's Fitness
By Gary Mullen
Workout and practice ideas and tips for swimmers to use in their swimming workouts. Everything for swimmers from sample daily swim workouts, swimming workout sets, swimming training plan help to dryland training and strength training help. This section of About Swimming is divided into two areas:
- Workouts & Practices - Training in the Water
- Strength, Flexibility, and Dryland - Training Out of the Water
Workouts & Practices - Training in the Water
Swimming workout and planning ideas to become faster, fitter, and more efficient.
- Start a Swiming Workout, Build Your Swimming up to 500 meters or 500 yards
- Getting a Swimming Workout Plan Started
- Things You Can Do to be a Better Swimmer
- Swimming Workouts You can Take to the Pool
- A Swim Training Workout Plan
- Swimming and Breath Control
- 8 Weeks to Better Swimming
- Sprint Workouts - Short Repeat, Longer Rest Sets
- Middle Distance Workouts - Focus on 100s to 300s at Moderate to Short Rest
- Distance Workouts - 400s and longer
Strength, Flexibility, and Dryland - Training Out of the Water
Ways for swimmers to develop or increase strength and flexibilty.