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Soccer in Sao Paulo03/26/2013
Every Monday night I play indoor soccer with a small group of middle-aged guys somewhere in Liberdade. I'm not sure where the field is exactly because my friend picks me up and drives me there and Sao Paulo isn't one of those cities where you always know where you are. It's a maze and most streets are lined with tall, concrete walls.
The game lasts two hours. When the game is over everyone retires to the bar adjoining the field and drinks beer. Ice cold Ibrahma beer to be exact.
I still don't know which part is better.
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Sao Paulo FC's Field at Night03/26/2013
Last Friday I was lucky enough to visit Sao Paulo Football Club's stadium.
It was empty since there was no game. Inside, only a sushi restaurant and gym were open for business. I went to the sushi restaurant, strolled around the field, and got to live out one of my minor dreams: I pretended to be a football coach. However, my fun didn't last long. A security guard interrupted my fantasies and sent my wife and I packing.
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A History of Humor: 14 Humorists & Their Best Work03/20/2013
Follows is Johnson's list of favorite writers, actors, directors, and painters and an example of their best work.
Presented this way I think one can quickly see part of the evolution of humor and comedy in the past 300 years.
1. William Hogarth (1697-1764)
Johnson writes of the painter and print-maker: "The safe laugh at the expense of a sad world is one of the chief effects a professional humorist seeks to bring about, and it was Hogarth's principal strength."
Johnson considered Hogarth's Marriage à-la-mode's six panel print to be his most popular and must successful work. It's a story told in six captivating illustrations. The best and most amusing panel illustrates a husband catching his wife with another man. Notice the man sneaking out the window:
2. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
Johnson believes Franklin is the father of the American one liner who inspired notables like Mark Twain. His best comedic book, Poor Richard's Almanac is filled with them.
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The Secret to a Good Story: Make the First 10 Minutes Count03/18/2013
It's about a group of professors (based off Snow White's Seven Dwarfs) who are trying to write an encyclopedia but get delayed when they allow the endearing and inciting Barbara Stanwyck to crash in their home offices.
The opening few scenes deserve the most attention for they swiftly set the story and nimbly introduce a rather absurd group of characters.
The best bit revolves around an elderly house maid interrogating the professors about a jar of missing jam. When none of the professors confess to the crime she grimly states her punishment: no jam for the remainder of the week.
The look of horror is priceless:
In the background we see the ever lovable S.Z. Sakall grinning like a school boy because he knows the punishment will pain his peers.
Scriptwriter Ben Garant would do well to use Ball of Fire as an example in his masterclass where he argues that all good, popular scripts define the setting of the story and each major character within it in the first 10 minutes.
Writers, not just screenwriters, should always try to build their world and explain their characters as quickly as possible.
The Stars My Destination06/20/2012
Just finished reading The Stars My Destination
It opens with a man adrift in space. A ship passes by, but doesn't stop to help. The man explodes with rage and resolves to rescue himself and get revenge.
His quest brings him all over the solar system and ultimately to the top tier of Earth's political and commercial elite.
The book is filled with simple, gripping dialogue:
"There's got to be more to life than just living," Foyle said to the robot.
"Then find it for yourself, sir. Don't ask the world to stop moving because you have doubts."
The author, Alfred Bester, also sounds like a great guy. From wikipedia:
[Bester] had no children, and according to legend, left everything to his bartender, Joe Suder.
Read the book. Michael Dirda, America's most-read-man, also loves and reccomends the book.
I Know a Little German06/20/2012
This weekend I had the pleasure of watching Top Secret for the 8,324 time.


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— The system won't run itself
Keep your system simple, especially if you want family members to participate. It is not necessary, and can be counterproductive, to create an elaborate system that no one can follow. Be sure to explain the simple process to the people living in your house and to set the expectation that they need to be involved, but also realize that ultimately one person has to oversee the system.
Look at the next two months as an opportunity to organize not only your tax papers but all of your papers. Reducing clutter and getting things in order now will save you valuable time each day and especially at tax time next year.
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Andrea Mitchell Laments Palestinian Statehood Fight Spoiling Obama's Libya 'Victory Lap'
Reporting on President Obama speaking at the United Nations for Wednesday's NBC Today, chief foreign affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell sympathetically declared: "Preparing for today's speech, the President was all smiles for the class photo, but while hoping to run a victory lap as the new Libyan government officially joined the United Nations....Everywhere else, trouble loomed."
Referring to the Palestinian push for statehood recognition from the UN, Mitchell described how Obama was "grappling with the same problem that has trapped American presidents for more than half a century, the Middle East." Later in the report, Mitchell cautioned: "The President could end up paying a heavy political price for supporting Palestinian rights in the past, even as he is losing support around the world for standing by Israel this week at the UN."
Mitchell herself avoided criticizing the President's Middle East policy, but did note that, "Republican presidential front-runner Texas Governor Rick Perry showed up in New York only blocks away, surrounded by pro-Israel supporters, to slam the President for his past pressure on Israel."
Here is a full transcript of Mitchell's September 21 report:
ANN CURRY: Meantime, there is another major challenge being faced by the world as the United Nations comes together.
ANDREA MITCHELL: That is the big challenge indeed. The President is giving his big speech today and he's grappling with the same problem that has trapped American presidents for more than half a century, the Middle East. Preparing for today's speech, the President was all smiles for the class photo, but while hoping to run a victory lap as the new Libyan government officially joined the United Nations.
[ON-SCREEN HEADLINE: Obama at the United Nations; GOP Blasts President for Israel Policy]
BARACK OBAMA: The Libyan people are writing a new chapter in the life of their nation. After four decades of darkness, they can walk the streets free from a tyrant.
MITCHELL: Everywhere else, trouble loomed. In Kabul, a suicide bomber reportedly hiding the bomb in his black turban, killed a former Afghan president and leading peace negotiator in his own home.
BARACK OBAMA: It is a tragic loss, we want to extend our heartfelt condolences to you, his family, and the people of Afghanistan.
MITCHELL: But dominating everything else this week, the Middle East. Behind the scenes, the U.S. is frantically twisting arms, trying to stop the rest of the world from recognizing the Palestinians as a state.
BEN RHODES [DEPUTY NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR]: We would veto any actions in the Security Council.
MITCHELL: A key target of the President's appeals, Turkey's Prime Minister Erdogan, a NATO ally who recently expelled Israel's ambassador and has been ratcheting up pressure on Israel. The diplomatic conflict between Israel and the Palestinians is already sparking clashes between the two sides in the West Bank and protests in New York. The dispute has put President Obama on the spot, defending Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu, even though their last Oval Office meeting was notably frosty. And even as the Republican presidential front-runner Texas Governor Rick Perry showed up in New York only blocks away, surrounded by pro-Israel supporters, to slam the President for his past pressure on Israel.
RICK PERRY: It is time to change our policy of appeasement toward the Palestinians to strengthen our ties with the nation of Israel.
MITCHELL: And as President Obama added a meeting with Palestinian President Abbas, trying to get him to back down. And that meeting will come tonight. The President could end up paying a heavy political price for supporting Palestinian rights in the past, even as he is losing support around the world for standing by Israel this week at the UN. Ann.
CURRY: Excellent perspective as usual, Andrea. Thank you so much this morning.
MITCHELL: Thank you.
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Andrea, would that be the
Submitted by inquiringmind on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 2:51pm.
Andrea, would that be the same Libya where we are illegally there,boots on the ground, without Congress' approval?
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Er, exactly what Libyan 'victory' is Andrea referring to?
Submitted by Dave. on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 2:56pm.
I just saw where NATO has extended the Libyan "operation" for three more months.
Remember, the Dear Ruler told us back when it started it would be over in a few days.
Looks to me like Col. Daffy is hanging tough, and is proving to be a much harder weed to pull than they have been letting on.
Vote for the American in November
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It had to come to this
Submitted by jon_torlin on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 3:09pm.
I can't believe I'm saying this, but I hope Daffy does hold tough thwarting the rebels at their own game, if only to cause Bambi PR problems.
Plus I wasn't a little surprised when it came out (you'd have to look for it, it's not widely known it seems) that the "rebels" were doing some serious infighting after their supposed victory, basically the tribes not getting along.
Ugh, that leaves a bad taste in my mouth, hoping the Big Nosed Wonder, wanting him to defeat the illegal aspirations of the Big Eared Wonder. Irony.
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Consider who the rebels are.
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 4:30pm.
Egypt rebel takeover by the Brothuh Hood. And the same is happening in Libya.
Who wants to throw out a peace treaty between Israel and Egypt? Sure he was a dictator. But the former Egyptian leader or Libyan leader, were they helping the terrorists?
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True that
Submitted by jon_torlin on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 4:42pm.
Of course we know that Daffy had been funding terrorism given he was behind the Lockerbie bombing, but he wised up during Bush as well as he should. But yes, the Bro'Hood is behind pretty much the strife going on in the middle east. The Sharia Loving Bro'Hood I should add.
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Jon, not to mention, the war within the war.
Submitted by UpNorth on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 5:43pm.
That would be the African Arabs trying their best to kill the African Africans still left in Libya.
Either the consensus is that a. The African Africans are the mercenaries that propped up Col Daffy, or b. This is just a chance for the Muslims to kill some that they perceive to be non-believers, or c.This is just a continuation of the "Arab Spring"..
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those killings
Submitted by jon_torlin on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 6:47pm.
You're right, I almost forgot about that. But when I first saw that, you know what came to mind? Ethnic cleansing.
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Obama was "all smiles for the group photo"?
Submitted by SickofLibs on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 2:57pm.
Umm, not exactly. Nobody told The Mummy? LOL.
It's on your own website, you idiot!
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To get the group to smile, the camera man suggested
Submitted by upcountrywater on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 3:14pm.
anyone here going to vote for O'bama? h/t Rush...
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Yeah, Rush really nailed that one, LOL
Submitted by SickofLibs on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 3:19pm.
Sad thing it was totally believable.
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Victory lap?
Submitted by Apodictic on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 4:03pm.
For what, invading a sovereign nation? When is that goat-faced hag going to hang up her broom?
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Andrea Mitchell, Why Did You..?
Submitted by Motormouth KOS on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 4:10pm.
Marry your grandfather?
Was it the same lack of clear, rational thinking ability that led you to that decision that now leads you to this ridiculous assertion?
Yup, that tracks.
You are now in the lead position for Imbecile of the Decade.
The Obamination... A crisis leading to a catastrophe..(please donate to MRC)
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Can Mitchell tell us who and what are represented in . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 4:07pm.
. . . the new Libyan government? We ought to have a good grasp of what we helped spawn before we brag about doing it.
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victory what?
Submitted by D'saredumbpeople on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 4:51pm.
1 thought the victory was only for three weeks.....sounds more a victory crawl.....but then again andrea is probably a long lost cousin of MIKA...so that
'spains it ...what a gene pool.....
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Libya, isn't that days old war been over for months Mummy?
Submitted by Tomorama on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 5:02pm.
In the grand scheme of all that is wrong with this horrid President, the photo of him sticking his hands in someone's face is not problem one..................
That being said, imagine if Boooooosh did that, you would SEE, HEAR all the media talking about:
Him being a cowboy
He is dumb
He believes in America only exceptionalism
He is dumb (part two)
I can hear spittles getting all drooly when the sissy English glasses wearing guy is on making him laugh at how dumb Booooosh is and this is why he stuck his hand out......
All I saw on Fox news earlier was that "Faux noise" doctored the photo and it was photoshopped and blah, blah racism.............
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wait, we won?
Submitted by kata on Wed, 09/21/2011 - 5:35pm.
What did we win?
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What this fool calls a
Submitted by jessieH on Thu, 09/22/2011 - 10:16am.
What this fool calls a "victory lap" I call treason against the Constitution & the American Citizens.
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How attached are you to your cellphone?
The woman in this viral video must have her life on her phone.
After dropping it on some train tracks in Brazil, she decided it was worth jumping down after to save it even with a train speeding toward her.
This video got 400,000 clicks by Tuesday morning, proving how crazy this seems.
Lucky for her she had a few people to help pull her back up onto the platform before she, along with her cell, were smashed.
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Alabama, LSU or Florida State is expected to pick up a commitment Wednesday from talented recruit Eddie Jackson.
Out of Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) Boyd Anderson High School, Jackson has had one of the more interesting recruitments in the 2013 cycle.
Up until a few months ago, Jackson was completely unknown to all but a select few in South Florida. He did not play football as a junior due to academic issues, and as such, lacked the crucial junior year film that college coaches so often like to evaluate.
That all changed in September. With his grades fixed, Jackson exploded onto the scene, showing that he was one of the best players in all of the tri-county area (Palm Beach, Broward and Dade Counties).
At 6'1 and 175 pounds, Jackson has ideal size to excel at defensive back. With that, he pairs great speed and very good athleticism. Watching his tape, it's easy to see why his offer list exploded as it made its way to the top schools in the country. Jackson also plays receiver, but his true value seems to be at defensive back. He's also not afraid to hit an opposing offensive player.
Jackson's first major offer came from Florida State, and indeed he initially committed to the Seminoles. That commitment lasted less than a day, however, as Jackson's advisors wanted him to consider all options.
Two of those options were SEC powers Alabama and LSU.
Jackson visited Alabama on the 18th, following his visit to Florida State. Shortly thereafter, he named the Crimson Tide his leader. The opportunity to play in the secondary for Nick Saban is a major draw, considering the excellent defenses Alabama produces on a yearly basis.
The next and final trip was to LSU, which is also no stranger to producing excellent defenses. LSU lost a lot of players to the NFL, and can offer Jackson a strong chance to play early.
Bud Elliott's pick: Alabama. While the visit to LSU impressed Jackson, I think coach Jeff Stoutland has this sewn up for the Tide.
For more on Tigers football recruiting, visit LSU blog And The Valley Shook, plus SEC blog Team Speed Kills.
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By Greg Hambrick
Strange lights on New Year's Eve might not catch everyone's attention, but one Ashburn man grabbed his mobile phone camera after spotting some odd lights fading in and out in the evening sky.
"You couldn't help but see it in the sky, that bright," Chris Smith told ABC News 7.
See the footage and more from our area Patch sites in our daily digest.
Strange Lights Prompt Queries of UFOs Over Ashburn
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Body Found At Harrison Apartments Construction Site in Reston
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Weekend Blaze Claims Storage Building at Madeira School
Bristow Teen Dies Days After Christmas Car Crash
Flu Season Is Here, But It's Not Too Late To Vaccinate
Marijuana Advocate: 'I Will Always Be Able to Buy Pot from Friends Who Work on the Hill'
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Arlington Man Accused of Sexual Battery Against 'Young Child'
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Dr. Sonya Young, the owner of Elite Chiropractic in the Landfall Center is hosting a health and fitness event Thursday, February 7, 2013.
The goal is to teach the five essentials of living a healthier life, including effective exercise that can be done in 12 minutes, and learning how to balance the three key hormones involved in weight loss.
In addition to getting the recipe to some healthy treats, the event will offer resources and tools for getting healthy that are often somewhat difficult to come by otherwise.
The event will start at 6:00 p.m. and end at 8:30 p.m., at 1319 Military Cutoff at Elite Chiropractic, located right next to Terrazzo Trattoria in the Landfall Center.
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Springfield, Mass. - September 25, 2013 - The Springfield College men's tennis team earned its first win of the season on Wednesday, topping visiting Endicott, 7-2.
The Pride swept all three doubles match ups and took four out of six singles matches to earn the win.
Tanner DeVarennes (Lee, Mass.) led Springfield with a win in first singles. The freshman beat Endicott's Evan Ross (Worcester, Mass.), 6-3, 7-6.
Joe Giannelli (Watertown, Conn.), Justin Danielewicz (Portland, Conn.) and Kyle Beynor (Prospect, Conn.) swept the next three singles matches for the Pride.
Giannelli beat Endicott's Michael Dolph (Stratford, Conn.), 4-6, 6-4, 7-5; Danielewicz took down Justin Warshavsky (East Hartford, Conn.), 6-2, 7-5; and Beynor beat Michael Lauretano (Winchester, Mass.) with a score of 6-4, 6-2.
Springfield dominated the doubles match ups, earning wins in all three.
DeVarennes and Giannelli beat Dolph and Eric Gandrup (Sudbury, Mass.), 8-5; Danielewicz and Beynor won 8-6 over Ross and Sean McAndrews (Vineyard Haven, Mass.); and Cody Rodrigues (Westfield, Mass.) and Joshua Robinson (Southold, N.Y.) won with a score of 8-2 over Clay Arnold (Ivoryton, Conn.) and Tyler Lemieux (New Hartford, Conn.).
Endicott falls to 0-2 on the season. The Gulls will play again on October 4th, traveling to St. Anselm for a 3:30 start. Springfield bounced back from a loss to Nichols this week. The Pride will play on Friday in the New England Championships in Middlebury, Vt.


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16 Jan 2013
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The 1960's-set tale of a Puerto Rican family premiered in 2011 at San Diego's Old Globe with Lopez in the central role of Inez Candelaria. Lopez is known for originating the role of Diana Morales in A Chorus Line. She is a Tony Award winner for A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine and also appeared in In the Heights, Pippin, Nine and more on Broadway.
Michael Rosen, who played Chino in the Broadway revival of West Side Story, portrays Alejandro, the son of Lopez's character. The company also features original Somewhere cast member Leo Ash Evens (Jesus Christ Superstar, West Side Story, Gypsy) as Jamie MacRae, Eddie Gutierrez as Francisco Candelaria and Michelle Cabinian as Rebecca Candelaria.
Giovanna Sardelli, who staged The Old Globe premiere, returns for the TheatreWorks engagement. Somewhere will officially open Jan. 19 for a run through Feb. 10.
Somewhere has choreography by Greg Graham, scenic design by Andrea Bechert, costume design by Cathleen Edwards and lighting design by Steven B. Mannshardt.
Lopez's The Whipping Man premiered off-Broadway in 2011 at Manhattan Theatre Club. He is currently a writer for the HBO series "The Newsroom." His plays also include Reverberation, Zoey's Perfect Wedding and The Legend of Georgia McBride.
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PHOTO CALL: Barbra Streisand, Aretha Franklin, Liza Minnelli, Brian d'Arcy James and More Sing in Remembrance of Marvin Hamlisch
By Matthew Blank
Members of the entertainment industry, including Barbra Streisand and veteran cast members from A Chorus Line, gathered Sept. 18 to pay tribute to late Academy and Tony Award-winning composer Marvin Hamlisch.
The invitation-only event at the Peter Sharp Theatre offered performances by Streisand, Aretha Franklin, Liza Minnelli, Itzhak Perlman, Lang Lang, Michael Feinstein, Chris Botti, Maria Friedman, Brian d'Arcy James, Carter Brey, Essential Voices USA, and cast members from A Chorus Line and Hamlisch's final musical, The Nutty Professor.
Read Playbill Editor Blake Ross' recap of the evening.
Hamlisch, whose numerous compositions included A Chorus Line, They're Playing Our Song, Sweet Smell of Success, "The Way We Were," and more, died Aug. 6 at the age of 68.
The Juilliard School, along with Hamlisch's family and friends, will celebrate his legacy and are expected to announce scholarships named in his honor during the evening.
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Queen's receives $41 million in support from benefactors in 2011-12
Benefactors to Queen's University gave $41.5 million during the 2011-12 fiscal year. The university received 14,369 donations in major, annual and estate giving programs.
"These results demonstrate the pride of our alumni and friends to support Queen's," said Vice-Principal (Advancement) Tom Harris. "We have been working hard to connect with some of our most generous benefactors while fostering new relationships. The work of faculty, staff and students resonates with not only alumni but friends, corporations, students and many others. We recognize there are many worthy causes to which philanthropy can be directed. We are greatly appreciative of all benefactors for supporting Queen's."
This past fiscal year was challenging for the charitable sector as many benefactors delayed or reconsidered their gifts owing to economic uncertainty. During the previous two years, benefactors provided gifts to the university totaling about $50 million each year.
More than $21 million in fiscal 2011-12 was donated by Queen's graduates. Remaining benefactors were corporations, the Alma Mater Society (through its student contributions to the Queen's Centre), friends of Queen's and foundations.
Gifts this year improved the university's physical spaces, research capacity and student assistance. Other gifts funded professorships, student fellowships, seminar and speaker series, bursaries, field trips and field research across the university. Several generous gifts support underrepresented students with scholarships and entrance awards.
The university's most generous benefactors, Drs. Alfred and Isabel Bader, gave $9 million to continue with construction of the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts. The state-of-the-art facility is set to open in 2014.
The Royal Bank of Canada donated $2 million to the RBC-Queen's University Water Initiative Fund, a project aimed at raising awareness of industrial development and agriculture on watershed health and water supplies.
Bell Canada chose Queen's to create the world's first research mental health and anti-stigma research chair, an honour that came with a $1 million donation.
This fall, the university launches the public phase of the comprehensive campaign to raise funds for Queen's priorities and to tell the Queen's story to its many constituents.
For more information about other fiscal 2011-12 advancement achievements, please visit the Office of Advancement website or email Tom Harris.
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Adios Midtown ARCO Gas Station
Original post made by Paul Losch on Aug 25, 2010
It has been an eyesore for years, so I view this as progress. What I don't know is what the plans are for that land parcel.
I would have loved to see it built out with a city owned and operated gymnasium, to accmodate the demand by volleyball and basketball teams that have to go outside of Palo Alto to play many of their games--we just don't have the capacity here town to meet the requirements of such teams and leagues.
I suspect the developer of the property has other plans for the place. Anybody know what those plans are?
on Aug 25, 2010 at 4:29 pm
The only things developers are building these days are ugly condos and box houses.
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If you read this forum regularly, as an honored blogger should, you would have seen this recent thread which answers your questions.
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on Aug 25, 2010 at 6:19 pm
Thanks for the information. I do have a day job and cannot track every thread.
I am of the opinion that the plan as described is a bad use of the site. Just another example of the developers having different incentives and motivations that may not be in the best interests of the community at large.


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- Publisher: Majesco Games
- Release Date: May 23, 2006
- Also On: PC
- Summary: In Majesco's Jaws, players assume the role of a Great White shark driven to a predacious frenzy by the sonic emanations of underwater oil drilling equipment. To defend their underwater territory, players undertake a campaign to drive the raiders away while simultaneously solving a series of action-based puzzles designed to thwart the player. Taking the game to realistic heights is Appaloosa's advanced game engine that produces stunning underwater visuals and realistic physics that enable the Great White to perform a variety of leaping, twisting assaults, thus rendering havens such as dive platforms and boats vulnerable to attack. [Majesco]… Expand
- Developer: Appaloosa Interactive
- Genre(s): Action
- # of players: 1 Player
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Score distribution:
Positive: 2 out of 29
Mixed: 12 out of 29
Negative: 15 out of 29
It's not one of those games you'll play forever, but I suspect that for many it will be one of those games that sits on the shelf so that any time you're feeling particularly evil or you've just had a bad day, you'll load it up and go eat some people.
It's a testament to the imagination of the developers that they keep coming up with variations on the central theme of "eat everyone." [Sept 2006, p.79]
It's a reasonable amount of fun at a budget price, but as Martin Brody might say, "I think we're gonna need a better game."
What could have been a very neat idea is ruined by a bad camera, buggy gameplay, and totally ridiculous mission objectives.
JAWS Unleashed could've been a great game, given it's unique premise and experienced developer. Unfortunately, the game is too buggy and has too many issues to make it one to recommend.
Jaws Unleashed is a rather scant offering, but it could still be your new guilty pleasure. The field of shark simulators is rather narrow, and it's entirely possible that Jaws Unleashed wins top honors just by showing up. Perfect for kicking back and turning your brain off, but not much more.
It provides roughly fifteen minutes of absolutely gruesome, chaotic pleasure, then promptly nosedives into the Mariana Trench of bad design, bad graphics and bad control.
Score distribution:
Positive: 12 out of 16
Mixed: 0 out of 16
Negative: 4 out of 16
Jul 23, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I give it a 7.5 as a final score. It is a game I've been playing since I was 8, and eventually mine broke, I recently, and I'm playing through it, I have noticed some things I didn't pick up on when I was little, such as the difficulty and I feel Jaws is sorta underpowered in the beginning of the game, as well as the iffy camera angles and constant annoyance of jaws splashing in and out of the water while attacking, especially the Orca boss battle. I haven't noticed any glitches yet, but if I do I will update this review.… Expand


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BROOKLYN PARK, Minn. (AP) -- Police say a 2-month-old boy taken from his mother's apartment in Brooklyn Park has been found safe in St. Paul.
Officers following up on a tip went to a house in St. Paul and were told a car leaving the house had the baby. Police stopped the car and found the baby Tuesday afternoon.
Brooklyn Park Deputy Chief Jeff Ankerfelt tells the Star Tribune that the baby appeared to be fine but was taken to a hospital to be checked.
A man and a woman were arrested. Ankerfelt says the woman was an acquaintance of the mother.
Authorities don't know a possible motive.
The mother had called police at 6 a.m. to report her son missing from her apartment. She said she had last seen her child at 1 a.m.
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It was one of the greatest showdowns of all time, so let's revisit the defining moment of the Habs/Bruins rivalry.
What do you like or dislike about hockey? The Five For Howling staff members list their likes and dislikes in this week's edition of the Roundtable.
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UNCLE BARNEY'S MAIL SACK (heh)
Gather 'round boys and girls, because it's time to unload Uncle Barney's Mail Sack all over everybody.
Dear Uncle Barney,
I'm stuck in the friendzone. How do I get out?
-George S., California
The friendzone?! Well, I guess you could have a highly specialized surgeon attach a set of male genitalia to your body. That's probably a good start.
Dear Uncle Barney,
What kind of suit do you recommend for a young working girl trying to keep it respectable?
-Amy Q., New York
As long as it shows off your ass, it's probably appropriate.
Dear Uncle Barney,
If you and the rest of the gang starred in a movie, who would play each of you?
-Laura M., Florida
That's a tough one. For Lily, I think I'd go with the Wendy's spokeschick. That cartoon gal. They seem pretty similar. For Marshall, I would probably throw one of the Country Bear Jamboree animatronic dudes in a Vikings' shirt and call it day. For Ted, we try to cast Bert from Sesame Street (if he's available). And for Robin, I'm gonna go with Kate Upton… literally, because I would play myself, because let's face it… who's more awesome than the most awesomest person on earth? Actually… Gosling could probably play me. Or that new Bond guy.
Dear Uncle Barney,
Being awesome must be very time consuming. What would you say is the hardest part?
-Tim C., Connecticut
The hardest part is probably Lil' Barney. And to be clear, that's an ironic nickname, because that dude ain't lil'. And again to be clear, I'm talking about my penis. It's big.
Dear Uncle Barney,
In order to reach legendary status, what level of awesome does one need to attain?
-Kyle Q., New York
This is a great question that seems to always comes up at one of my seminars. As everyone knows, there are 13 levels of Awesome, ranging from "Small Woodland Creature Waterskiing Awesomeness" all the way up to "Douchebag Skateboarder Hitting Himself in the Nuts Awesomness." (To clarify the levels, we're working on a "belt" system, ala the martial arts, but using fine-grain leather from various endangered species instead… stay tuned.) Unfortunately "Kyle", to reach Legendary status, one must physically be Barney Stinson, and because of this picayune technicality, you will never be legendary. Bummer, brah.
Dear Uncle Barney,
Do you know what the history of awesome is?
-Maddie M., California
Yes. But you'd never understand it. (See above.)
Dear Uncle Barney,
Do you want to be my wingman?
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Nevada is on a fast track to be the first state in the nation to approve interstate online gambling.
Senate and Assembly judiciary committees unanimously approved AB114 on Thursday before quickly sending it to the Assembly where it passed unanimously.
The Senate was called back from recess at midday to vote on the bill and send it to Gov. Brian Sandoval.
In testimony before the committee, Sandoval said a similar internet gambling bill is pending in New Jersey. He stressed the importance of passing legislation in Nevada first to retain its status of respresenting the gold standard of gambling regulation.
He resolved a disagreement with the bill's sponsor over the licensing fee the state will charge, settling at $500,000. Assembly Majority Leader William Horne had wanted to charge $1 million. (AP)
Nevada Assembly Majority Leader William Horne released the following statement after passage of AB 114."Today our legislature made clear that Nevada is the gold standard when it comes to gaming. This bill takes the steps necessary to ensure that online gaming companies can securely operate in our state with the peace of mind of an established gaming regulatory system. This bill will lead to expanded business, more jobs, and additional revenue to grow our economy."
House Speaker Marilyn Kirkpatrick released this statement:"I want to thank Majority Leader Horne and Governor Sandoval for pushing this critical legislation. By passing this bill in an expedited manner, we continue to send a signal to the nation and the world that Nevada is the capital of gaming. This legislation will combine our stellar regulatory infrastructure with larger markets that are seeking to legally participate in online gaming" said Speaker Kirkpatrick.
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AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- A former county commissioner convicted in Ohio of racketeering has reached a deal with federal prosecutors in which he'll give up half his share of his $438,000 home, his $122,000 commissioner pension and a $3,600 Ohio State football jersey.
The Plain Dealer reports (http://bit.ly/yEINtA ) the restitution agreement reached Wednesday allows former Cuyahoga (keye-uh-HOH'-guh) County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora to keep his Bedford Heights mayor pension and a retirement account and allows his wife to keep a $12,000 savings account.
The former county Democratic chairman in Cleveland was convicted of 33 counts for arranging contracts and jobs in return for bribes.
He'd be forced to sell his home in Independence if he exhausts all appeals. His wife would keep half the sale price.
His sentencing is scheduled for July 25 in Akron.
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UPDATED as of 2:52 p.m.: Prosecuting Attorney Mark Lindquist said his office would seek a sentence of 60 years to life for Musga.
"Nothing shocks the conscience more than the murder of a child," Lindquist said. "We are asking the court for the functional equivalent of a life-sentence."
Musga admitted in plea paperwork that he killed Chayson because the toddler had urinated on him.
PREVIOUS POST: A man accused of plying a 2-year-old Tacoma boy with alcohol then raping and killing him pleaded guilty Monday morning to crimes that could keep him in prison for life.
Jake Musga, 19, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and first-degree child rape in the death of Chayson Colley.
Chayson died in March.
Firefighters were called to the Commencement Terrace apartment complex, 29 St. Helens Avenue, about 4 a.m. March 30 by a witness who found a crying Musga holding a child "covered with bruises," court records show.
The boy lived at Commencement Terrace with his mother, who worked as a leasing agent for the complex, and with Musga, court records show. The mother was out of the home attending a party and left her son with Musga.
Chayson was taken to the hospital where doctors said he showed no significant brain activity, had bleeding in his brain and stomach, had suffered a collapsed lung and bruising around his rectum, and registered a blood-alcohol level of .12, court records show. The legal limit for drivers in Washington is .08.
Pierce County prosecutors said Monday they will seek a sentence higher than the standard range for Musga, who they contend inflicted deliberate cruelty on a particularly vulnerable victim. A standard-range sentence on the murder charge would be 21 to 29 years.
But the child rape conviction could mean a life sentence for Musga. Under state sex-crime laws, Superior Court Judge Bryan Chushcoff will set a minimum sentence for Musga, but it will be up to the state's Indeterminate Sentence Review Board to decide when, if ever, the defendant qualifies for release.
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Sorry if this sounds dumb but I've been out of the loop for a while.
Can I download and share content with my friend on an old account we used to share with 5 people total? Or will I have to make a new account for just the two of us?
I believe only the content on the old account that was was download before the change (November 2011) can be downloaded up to five times. Any new content that you'd download today can only be shared with two people, even on the old account.


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Kate's include one with verlander nude, and a bunch of money shots.....no wonder he seems distracted
How is there not one of these?
If it aint on the first page it is lost forever.
From Deadspin, why the lions suck
**** it... Hate that we are even playing them
Yeah, he was, but he looks like he may end up being a real nice player. I guess Roseboro also plays running back for his high school team, but from the looks of it they just run the wishbone and he...
Henry was a 3 star though right?
Supposedly he has the size of a DT but the quickness of a DE. I assume he'll be a bit like Willie Henry.
They kept saying on the radio that he weighed in at 290 at some Nike camp over the summer. That weight is supposed to be accurate. I think it's funny Michigan wasn't recruiting DTs, yet they accepted...
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Bravo!: September 15, 2012
• Amy Moore, of Camarillo, has earned a master's degree in child clinical psychology from Penn State University, College Station, Pa.
• Elise Leizerovich, of Thousand Oaks, has graduated from Drexel University's College of Nursing and Health Professions, Philadelphia.
• Stephanie Fourqurean and Craig Gardner, both of Ojai, have graduated from the University of Houston.
• Noelle Lloyd, of Camarillo, has graduated from the University at Albany, Albany, N.Y.
• Katherine Sawyer, of Ojai, and Lauren Weiner, of Ventura, have graduated from Tufts University, Medford, Mass.
• Kelsey Owen, of Ojai, has been named to the spring 2011-2012 dean's list at the University of Dayton in Ohio.
• Jordan Anderson, of Oak Park, and Amanda Neveu, of Thousand Oaks, have been named to the spring 2012 dean's list at Tufts University, Medford/Somerville, Mass.
• Mariana Green, of Camarillo, has been named to the 2011-2012 dean's list at Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, Ill.
• William Lamarr Cappel, of Point Mugu, has been named to the spring 2012 dean's list at Lincoln University of Missouri, Jefferson City, Mo.
• Mathew Lowe, of Ventura, has been named to the 2011-12 dean's list at University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Colo.
The following students have been named to the spring 2012 dean's list at Azusa Pacific University, Azusa:
• Camarillo: Bethany Banuelos, Stephanie Pugh, and Briana Salcido.
• Fillmore: Jacob Zellmer.
• Moorpark: Ashley Whitelaw.
• Newbury Park: Taylor Broughton, Camden Butler, Russell Haggard, Angela Newman, Alyson Wall, and Andrew Wall.
• Oak Park: David Brown.
• Oxnard: Olivia Rodriguez.
• Simi Valley: Kaitlin Cook, Jessica Cruze, Whitney Love, Nathan Marriott, and Abigail Windham
• Thousand Oaks: Lauren Abbott, Taylor Altizer, Jonathan Magno, Brenna O'Connor, Jennifer Smith, Jessica Sokol, and Erich Von Klosst-Dohna.
• Ventura: Keyera Albright, Jenny Campbell, Alexandra Gennaro, Nicole Hopwood, Micah Hultgren, Brooke Jepsen, Kimberly Libman, Cecilia Trude, Anne Venable, and Katie Stutts
• Jimmy Langner, of Moorpark, a senior at Oaks Christian School, participated in the Economics for Leaders program conducted at UCLA in July. He was one of 50 students nationwide accepted into the Foundation for Teaching Economics' Los Angeles Economics for Leaders program.
• Emily Sidansky, of Thousand Oaks, has participated in a national career exploration camp for deaf and hard-of-hearing students at Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, N.Y. She attended Explore Your Future, a six-day career exploration camp. Campers got a taste of possible careers in computer art design, lab science technology, business, computing and engineering.
• The following students have conducted research during the summer funded by fellowships from California Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks: Blake Carney and Spencer Wendt, both of Camarillo; Brittni Thomas, of Oxnard; Maxine Nelson, of Simi Valley; and Isaac Berlin and Vanessa Orr, both of Thousand Oaks. A faculty committee awarded fellowships to undergraduate students with funding from more than $160,000 in grants from the university, Amgen and the California Wellness Foundation.
• Madeline Schwarz, daughter of Beverly and Leo Schwarz, of Agoura Hills, has been named the recipient of the 2012 Mortar Board Jane K. Smith Fellowship, a $5,000 award. She is a 2008 graduate of Viewpoint School, Calabasas. Schwarz graduated summa cum laude in June from UCLA.
• Cathi Lambert, CEO and founder of Oxnard-based Exercise Technology, Inc., has donated a Sportwall Xer Training System to the Boys & Girls Club of Ventura for its gym at the Robert Addison Center. Tennis legend Billie Jean King was an early supporter of the company. Her only request was that the company give back by providing Sportwall to facilities and children who were most in need.
• More than $70,000 was raised at the 29th Annual Boys & Girls Club of Ventura Golf Classic in August at the Saticoy Country Club. Proceeds from the event help support ongoing programs at the five Boys & Girls Club of Ventura Centers in Ventura, Oak View and Saticoy.
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One of the issues where religious believers have the least sympathy for atheists and church/state separation is the Pledge of Allegiance. This isn't hard to understand because it's one of the most prominent forms of religious privilege, but it's also one of the starkest ways in which anti-atheist bigotry is both promoted and accepted in American society. Every day children recite a religious oath which devalues the patriotism and equality of atheists. Barack Obama supports this completely.
In his "Call to Renewal" Keynote Address of June 28, 2006, Barack Obama demonstrated just how little he cares about the experiences of atheists or how government promotes bigotry against atheists:
It is doubtful that children reciting the Pledge of Allegiance feel oppressed or brainwashed as a consequence of muttering the phrase 'under God.' I didn't.
What is really doubtful is whether Barack Obama has ever stopped to seriously consider what it must be like for atheists or what effect it might have on other children to take a religious oath as part of the Pledge of Allegiance. At least, that's the most generous interpretation because if he has seriously thought about it and came to this conclusion, it would probably follow that he personally shares in that anti-atheist bigotry.
I'm sure Barack Obana didn't have any problems reciting a religious oath with the words "under God." Even though he was raised in a generally secular household, there is no evidence that he was ever an atheist himself. Given the religious background of his family, his theism was presumably along the lines of traditional western monotheism. In that case, "under God" would have been relatively natural. Indeed, since it reflected the beliefs and attitudes he was raised with, it's unlikely he ever gave it a second though - making this a perfect example of how a nonconscious ideology works.
For people who don't implicitly share the assumptions of traditional monotheism, the Pledge of Allegidance looks very different. People reciting it are expected to repeat a phrase which doesn't correspond with any of their own assumptions, beliefs, traditions, or practices. Because it is so contrary to everything else they believe, it stands out prominently - and serves as a stark reminder that one is part of a second-class group.
Imagine, for a moment, that the religious oath in the Pledge of Allegiance read "under Jesus" instead of "under God." Would it make sense for a Christian like Barack Obama to inform Jews and Muslims that they surely don't feel oppressed as a consequence of their classmates swearing an oath to Jesus every morning? Would it make sense to insist that swearing an oath to Jesus isn't a serious or important violation of church/state separation?
We can see the same problems if we remove the issue from the realm of religion, too. Imagine if the Pledge of Allegiance said "one White Nation, under God." Do you think that Barack Obama, a black man, would deny that blacks should or do feel oppressed as a consequence of their classmates swearing an oath to White Supremacy every morning? Would it make sense to say that swearing an oath to White Supremacy isn't a serious or important generator of racist bigotry?
If Barack Obama wants to be the president of all Americans, he needs to learn how to see things from the perspective of Americans who have beliefs which are very different from his own. He can't simply reflect the most common prejudices or reinforce the lowest common denominator among American Christians. It's not easy to even recognize one's own nonconscious ideologies, much less get past them, but when it comes to a politician who keeps touting himself as an agent of change I don't think that it's too much to ask him to try. I think it's especially important that he find some way to get past any anti-atheist prejudices he may harbor.


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Page not found when referencing /assests/Uploads/*
15 December 2010 at 2:01pm
I am trying to pull images from my /assets/Uploads/ folders into my pages. The image tags are correctly being generated on the page but no images appear. When I type the image url in the browser, eg http://www.mysite.com/assets/Uploads/image1.jpg it returns a Page not found error.
I've check the file structure and the images are in the /assets/Uploads/ folder.
Inside the CMS (Files & Images tab) they are listed in the correct location as well. However, when I use the "edit asset" button and click on the URL field it also displays a Page not found.
Any suggestions?
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Re: Page not found when referencing /assests/Uploads/*
15 December 2010 at 8:32pm
Hi Greg1.
Not quite sure, but maybe it has something to do with your .htaccess file in your /assets directory.
Here's a nice thread on this subject: http://silverstripe.org/installing-silverstripe/show/14878?start=0
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Thanks Christian, that fixed the problem easily. I did see the thread when looking to solve the issue but it didn't seem relevant to my situation.
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Remember This Guy: Even though Cesar Cabral won't be healthy by Opening Day, he could still play an important role for the Yankees. As a Rule V draft pick, he can stay on the roster if he's on the Disabled List for some time. If the current lefty Yankees, Boone Logan and Clay Rapada, have health issues, Cabral could be useful to fill their role.
Contract Talks: There has been talk between both parties about retaining Robinson Cano. Hal Steinbrenner stated that they had briefly discussed the possibility of a long term extension with Cano's agent, Scott Boras. In turn, Boras simply stated that it is something they can work out. Whether this actually leads to an extension before the end of the year or preliminary talks for next offseason has yet to be seen. Would it be smarter for the Yankees to extend Cano now, or wait until he's a free agent?
Sabathia in the Spring: The Yankees will be slowing CC Sabathia's spring in an attempt to keep him fresh for when the season starts. He's coming off elbow surgery and as a pitcher in his 30s, trying to keep the ace of the team healthy is a big concern. If CC is held back until March he might not be completely worked out by April, so the early part of the year could act as an almost extended spring training for him. There's no need to push him hard in the first month or two of the season if there's no need to.
Soriano to the Yankees?:The Greedy Pinstripes propose a trade for Alfonso Soriano to serve as the right hand hitting outfielder that the team is still looking for. The trade includes giving the Cubs JR Murphy, Brett Marshall, and Greg Bird, which seems like a steep price even if Soriano is under contract for another two seasons. Jon Heyman doesn't think the Yankees would give up good prospects for him, but they would take on around $10M of the $36M left. What would be a fair price for Soriano?
Steinbrenner Spending: Sources believe that the Yankee payroll budgeting mandate of $189M might soon be out the window. It was previously believed that the organization was to receive $60M in rebates and luxury tax reductions, but now that the Braves, Blue Jays and Nationals all look to have successful seasons this year, the final dollar amount looks to be less than originally thought. This could lead the Yankees to abandon their plans and start spending like the Yankees usually do. Hal Steinbrenner was reportedly stunned that Yankee fans had negative reactions towards the payroll. Not wanting to be viewed as cheap, he might change his mind, especially with Robinson Cano needing a new contract.
DUI Charges: Michael Pineda pled no contest to his pending DUI charges. He was given the minimum sentence for a first time offender: 12 months parole, 50 hours of community service, 10 day vehicle impoundment, 6 month licence suspension, and a $500 fine.
Quote of the Day: David Price recently had some things to say about how he could never be a New York Yankee because he would have to shave his beard. Derek Jeter responded in kind:
Do you really think some player would say no, all things considered, if it was a good deal for them? I'm not talking about his situation, but if it was a good deal for a player, I'm pretty sure most guys - maybe not all guys - would have no trouble shaving. Maybe it means a lot to him. I don't know. - Derek Jeter


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Two cheetah cubs have been transported to the Smithsonian's National Zoo to be raised by hand after a risky birth at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in northern Virginia.
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Oceanfront home in Topsail Beach offers multiple oceanfront decks with water views throughout the home. Open floor plan on the top floor with the living, dining and kitchen area. Also on this level is a bedroom (queen bed) and full bath with oceanviews.
The other three bedrooms are also oceanfront and located on the first floor. There is a queen bedroom and two twin beds in each of the third and fourth bedrooms. Enjoy watching the dolphin from the oceanfront sundeck or take a short walk over to the soundside of the island to see the wildlife and boaters. This home is located in a quiet section of Topsail Island.
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NBC12 has learned new information about a Chesterfield dad charged with shaking and seriously injuring his five-week-old son.
26-year-old Brandon McEnhimer is sitting at Riverside Regional Jail where he'll remain until his court date in March. Meanwhile, McEnhimer's son remains in the intensive-care-unit at VCU Medical Center.
This isn't McEnhimer's first run in with the law. Court documents show, his police record goes back to at least 2006, when he was convicted of assault and battery.
Now, he faces two counts of felony child abuse. Chesterfield police have said, McEnhimer originally told them that he slipped and fell with the baby.
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NBC12 spoke to a neighbor on Breaker Point Court in Chesterfield who said she has been questioned by police as a witness.
She wanted to remain anonymous but tells us, she saw the 26-year-old dad stumble but he never fell. Instead, the neighbor claims she saw McEnhimer the morning of January 15 when the alleged crime happened and says, the infant was hysterically crying.
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HST203 History of US 1914 to present
Examines cause and effect, and significant trends and movements related to political, social and economic ideas and events from 1914 to present. History courses are non-sequential and may be taken in any term and in any order. Prerequisites: WR 115, RD 115 and MTH 20 or equivalent placement test scores. Audit available. (For detailed information, see the Course Content and Outcome Guide ).
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- HST 203 (History of the United States from 1914 to 1988) is the third in the sequence of U.S. history offered at PCC. It is not necessary to have taken 201 and 202 beforehand (although it helps). It is a reading-and-writing intensive course, and so students are cautioned to manage their time and skills accordingly.
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- Readings: Eric Foner, Give Me Liberty!: An American History, (Seagull Edition, New York: W.W. Norton), 2006). (ISBN 978-0-393-93257-7.) Harvard Sitkoff, The Struggle for Black Equality, Hill and Wang, 1993. (ISBN 0374523568.) Lee Sandlin, Losing the War. (Locate at this website: http://www.leesandlin.com/writing.htm.) Many other Assorted primary documents. You will find all Online readings within the courses modules, except the Sandlin article, which has its own website. Please note that the textbooks are available at the Sylvania Campus Bookstore. Writings: --Five 'discussion posts' consisting of a main post (two full paragraphs) and two one-paragraph replies (for a total of four substantial paragraphs). These posts will reflect a student's comprehension of the weeks' readings. --Two Exams. Each (a midterm and a final) consists of three two-page essays, for a total of six pages for each exam.
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NORWICH – The need keeps growing! The Norwich Corps' Community Meal, which takes place on the second Sunday of each month, starting at 2:00 PM, had over 120 participants this past Sunday, October 14th. What began in July with a small group of 82 has already grown to over 120 participants who can put the money saved in receiving a free meal toward meeting other basic needs. Norwich Corps Officers Captains Jerry and Mindy Uttley have enjoyed serving this growing "community group." "It's a wonderful opportunity to reach out to the community... to help people that need a hand just to stay even. This meal is an opportunity to provide a social service and minister to those who need it," noted Captain Mindy.
The meal selections have also been impressive and well-received. For example, one month's meal consisted of spaghetti, garlic bread, salad, fruit, and drink. Another included ham, potatoes, corn, and green beans. This month, the Norwich Corps served hamburgers or cheeseburgers, chips, and cookies with drink, this time via a canteen truck borrowed from the nearby neighboring New London Corps.
The Salvation Army's Emergency Disaster Services Canteens are vehicles that not only provide first responders and victims of disasters with immediate assistance by driving directly to such sites, but also give The Salvation Army the ability to serve meals to local communities regardless of location. This particular canteen has proven especially helpful, with meals also planned to be served from it in November and December while the Norwich Corps' kitchen is re-fitted due to damage from storms over the past year. When there is a need, The Salvation Army is there. Just ask this community group!


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Flaky Egg Bake Recipe
- 3/4 pound Johnsonville® Mild Ground Italian Sausage
- 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 6 eggs, divided
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded Havarti cheese
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 1 cup ricotta cheese
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh basil or 2 teaspoons dried basil
- 1 cup butter, melted
- 30 sheets phyllo dough (14 inches x 9 inches)
- In a large skillet, cook sausage, mushrooms, onion and peppers over medium heat until meat is no longer pink and vegetables are tender; drain. Return sausage mixture to skillet. Whisk 5 eggs; add to skillet. Cook and stir over medium-high heat until set; stir in Havarti cheese. Set aside.
- In a small bowl, combine the spinach, ricotta cheese, Parmesan cheese, basil and remaining egg. Brush a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan with butter. Unroll phyllo dough; trim to fit into pan.
- Layer 10 sheets in prepared pan, brushing each sheet with butter. (Keep remaining phyllo covered with plastic wrap and a damp towel to prevent it from drying out.) Top with half of the sausage mixture.
- Layer with 10 additional phyllo sheets, brushing each with butter; spread with ricotta mixture. Layer with five phyllo sheets, brushing again with butter; top with remaining sausage mixture. Layer with remaining phyllo and butter. Using a sharp knife, cut into 12 rectangles. Cover and freeze casserole for up to 3 months.
- To use frozen casserole: Thaw in the refrigerator overnight. Remove from the refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 40-50 minutes or until golden brown and heated through. Yield: 12 servings.
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Helen Woodward Animal Center Pet-of-the-Week for May 14, 2012
Meet Junebug, the Pet-of-the-Week available at Helen Woodward Animal Center. This sweetly affectionate Chihuahua Dachshund-blend mommy dog just licked the last of her pups goodbye as they headed off to forever homes. Now Junebug is looking for a loving family of her own and couldn't be more worthy of one. Junebug is just over 7 years old and only 11 pounds. She is a gentle little lover who adores human and animal companionship. She is kind to everyone she meets and is housebroken too!
Junebug is waiting to meet you at Helen Woodward Animal Center. She has been spayed and is up-to-date on all his vaccinations. Her adoption fee is $264 and, as with all pets adopted from Helen Woodward Animal Center, is micro chipped for identification. As an added bonus, Junebug also comes with two free passes to SeaWorld!
Helen Woodward Animal Center is located at 6461 El Apajo Road in Rancho Santa Fe. Kennels are open daily Monday through Thursday from noon to 6pm; Friday from noon to 7pm; Saturdays 9:30am to 6pm; and Sunday 11 am to 6pm (last application accepted 15 minutes before closing). For more information call 858-756-4117, option #1 or visit www.animalcenter.org.
1st ANNUAL HELEN WOODWARD ANIMAL CENTER ALUMNI PROM – Helen Woodward Animal Center invites all former adoptees to a "Doggie Prom" Meet-and-Greet on Friday, May 18th, 2012 between 5pm and 7pm. Punch and Cookies will be served (for human and canine guests), prom photos will be taken, a Dance Contest will be part of the fun ($10 per contestant) and canine attendees are invited to compete for "Best Dressed King and Queen" by donning their finest prom attire ($10 per contestant). A commemorative Helen Woodward Animal Center Alumni Photo will be posted on the Center's website! For more information, check out the Events Page at HYPERLINK "http://www.animalcenter.org" www.animalcenter.org. To RSVP or register your pup for one of the contests, call Melissa Alvarado at (858) 756-4117 x 350.


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3. The Vermont Lake Monsters had some memorable moments this season, but nothing beats what happened on Saturday, September 1st at Centennial Field. Coming into the game, JC Menna was 0 and 9 on the season, 2-16 in his 2 year Lake Monster Career. In his final start of the season and maybe career, Menna went 6 innings without allowing a hit. When a walk, error, and hit batter loaded the basses in the 6th, Menna got the 4-6-3 double play to end the inning. Deyvi Jimenez would come in and pitch hitless ball for 2 more innings taking us to the ninth. Ryan Dull got the first 2 batters out, setting up a historic at bat. The final strikeout was mishandled by catcher Bruce Maxwell, but he was able to throw to first in time. Three pitchers combine for the first no hitter in Lake Monsters history and my pick for third best game of the year.
2. The Plattsburgh and Norwich Women's hockey teams have played some great games over the past few years, but it didn't come any wilder than on February 8th in Plattsburgh. Norwich scored the first goal of the game 3 minutes in. From there, they we were off to the races. 15 goals were scored between the two teams. The largest lead came in the second period when the Cardinals went up 4-2. Of course, that didn't last long. 8 of the 15 goals were scored on the power play. The Cardinals Shannon Stewart had 2 goals and 4 assists. The Cadets Jillayne DeBus had 3 goals and just one assist, but that helper came on the game winning goal scored by Renee Lortie 45 seconds into overtime. The 8-7 win by Norwich over rival Plattsburgh in overtime, lighting the lamp as my pick for second best game of the year.
1. In a story book season for the UVM men's basketball team, one of the later chapters was epic. On March 4th, the Cats tangled with Hartford in Hartford with the winner advancing to the America East Championship. The Cats were on fire to close out the first half going on an 11-0 run. It was only to be countered by an 11-0 run from the Hawks in half number 2. With the Cats down 2 in the closing seconds, Luke Apfeld would break in and throw down the tying hoop. We'd head to Overtime tied at 62. With under twenty seconds left in OT and the Cats again down two, Sandro Carissimo scored a huge hoop to tie the game. After Hartford missed a heave at the buzzer. It would be on to a second overtime. That's when the combination of Carissimo and Matt Glass took over. The two made big shot after big shot. UVM would hold on for a 77-73 double overtime thriller in the America East semis. A game for the ages and my pick for the top game of 2012.
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My Son Has Submitted a Movie Idea to Lunchables.com
Thomas, my seven-year-old, came up with the idea of a movie about the Georgia football team fighting and winning World War II. When he made that suggestion, I told him there actually was some truth to it, since every player on the Bulldogs' 1942 national championship team was wearing a military uniform in 1943. (If it weren't for the fact that the Worldwide Leader's excellent "30 for 30" series was confined to the era in which ESPN has been on the air, the impact of World War II upon college football would make an excellent documentary subject.) In any case, I helped my son input his movie idea at the above website. My contribution to the project was to come up with the title: "The Dawgs of War." Go 'Dawgs!