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---- — Bowtie Pasta with Prosciutto, Pine Nuts and Spinach is one of the best pasta dishes my family and I have ever eaten: No exaggeration!
I found the recipe about five years ago when Sara Moulton of the Food Channel had Vita Greco on as her guest. Greco is a chef of Italian expertise and showed how to prepare this pasta dish. It has become a favorite in my collection of recipes.
No one I ever shared this recipe with saw that cooking demonstration, but the dish has become very popular and always is passed on to more and more people. When a group of friends and I vacationed in a condo in Vermont, each took a night to cook a meal of our choice. (The deal was, if you shop and cook, you are off clean-up duty and I was certainly up for that deal.) I chose to make this pasta recipe on my night to cook as it was quick, not a lot of prep, and I knew from making it many times in the past that it would go over well.
Some are a little doubtful when they see there are raisins in a pasta dish, but everyone has raved about this as soon as they taste it. There's also something a bit special when you use Farfalle pasta (bowties); it seems to add a certain pizzazz.
Just a tip: I use regular spinach and I use quite a bit more than what the recipe calls for. I would also add that a quality Romano cheese really does top it all off with perfection.
Bowtie Pasta with Prosciutto, Pine Nuts and Spinach
3/4 cup pine nuts
3/4 cup raisins (any will do, but I prefer golden raisins)
1/2 cup boiling water
1/2 cup olive oil
4 garlic cloves, minced
1 small bunch baby spinach, washed and drained
1 pound bowtie pasta (Farfalle)
1/4 pound prosciutto, sliced into small pieces
Salt and pepper
Grated Romano cheese
Toast pine nuts in a small frying pan. Add raisins to boiling water until plump, then drain. In a large fry pan, heat oil and sauté garlic; add spinach, cook until wilted. Cook pasta according to package directions. Drain well and place in a large bowl with the nuts, raisins, spinach mixture, prosciutto, grated cheese, and pepper. Taste and add salt if needed (prosciutto and cheese is salty). Serve while nice and hot.
If you live on the West Coast, you call them green onions; on the East Coast, they are scallions. Who knew? No matter what they are called they are delicious in biscuits.
These are good for breakfast or dinner. Try adding different herbs such as fresh chives instead of the scallions, or some fresh dill.
Scallion Buttermilk Biscuits
(Makes about 26 biscuits)
4 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 cup sugar
2 tablespoons baking powder
2 teaspoons salt
3/4 cup (11/2 sticks) cold unsalted butter, cut into small pieces
11/2 cup cold buttermilk
1/4 cup finely chopped scallions
1 large egg, beaten, for glazing
Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
In a large bowl, whisk together the first four (dry) ingredients. Add the butter and rub it in with your fingertips until the mixture resembles coarse meal (or use pastry blender). Add buttermilk and scallions and stir till moist clumps form. Add more buttermilk, 1 tablespoon at a time, if dough is dry.
Divide dough in half. On a floured surface flatten to 3/4-inch thickness. Use a 2-inch cookie or biscuit cutter to cut out biscuits. Repeat with remainder of dough. Place on ungreased baking sheets and brush with beaten egg. Bake until golden on top, about 16 minutes. Serve hot. You can make these up to 6 hours ahead. Let stand on baking sheets and reheat in 325 degree oven for 5 minutes just before serving. Recipe can be cut in half if desired.
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- 1 tablespoon dill weed
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
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- Combine crabmeat, 1/2 cup of bread crumbs, egg substitute, mayonnaise, mustard, dill, lime and lemon juices and Worcestershire sauce. Shape into eight patties. Place remaining bread crumbs in a shallow bowl; dip each patty into crumbs to cover. Refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- In a large skillet coated with cooking spray, cook patties over medium heat until browned on both sides. Yield: 8 servings.
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Fortner served as a youth minister at the Fifth Street Baptist Church in Levelland. He was also an employee of the First Baptist Church in Lubbock where he was arrested last Wednesday when approached by FBI agents and Lubbock police officers.
Wednesday morning, the federal magistrate judge handed down three pages of conditions that have to be met in order for Fortner to bond out of jail. As of Wednesday afternoon, Fornter was still behind bars with no word yet on what his bond will be set at.
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These are just a few of the guidelines Fortner will have to follow. If he fails to adhere to these requirements, he could be arrested and charged with other offenses.
Pastor Roy Prather with the Fifth Street Baptist Church in Levelland released this statement on Wednesday:
Trevor Fortner was hired on February 17, 2013 as the youth minister at Fifth Street Baptist Church. He was not a member of Fifth Street but was serving in the capacity of youth minister. On Friday morning, May 10th, we were informed by authorities that Mr. Fortner had been taken into custody. Our immediate reaction was shock and dismay. At this time our thoughts and prayers are with his family.
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Ahh, screw it. Since probably my first post on this site you have been pouncing on fans for crap just like you did in this thread and for too long I pretty much lowered myself to that same petty level. It's time to get back to enjoying the team and the game and sharing that joy with the rest of the fans who feel the same. I kinda like the yes man role and from this point forward will only have a problem with those who get in the way f us who just want to enjoy the team.
I simply stated that JA didn't average OVER 15 yards per season (meaning regular season) & that it was under without making a big deal out of it. You're the one pouncing all over my comment, making a federal case out of it & blowing in up to be a much bigger deal than what it was. The difference is, I wasn't trying to be a dink, but you were. Now you're trying to blame me for yourself being so petty & nit-picky for years.
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And to further compound your attempt, who was number one in YAC per catch last year? Poor ole Percy, you know, the one you contend was laid out every time he caught the ball from crappy old Ponder.
Welker was ranked 21rst by the way.
Comeon my friend, the data is there that supports Ponder did his job and did it effectively. That isn't to say he slung it all over the place deep. Thats not what he was drafted for. He was drafted to run the Walsh Variant of the WCO. That means alot, not a few, but alot of short passes with a few deep ones mixed in.
1-10yds 66% - 72%
11-20yds 50% - 43%
21-30yds 79% - 34%
31-40yds 25% - 40%
41+yds 0% - 0%
Quick question, of the two QB's above, which one do you want to start? 1rst column or the second?Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
He'd be on the bench in a minute, learning from were he is supposed to be learning. Not on the field in front of fans who have no clue about what they are watching.
And I'm not saying he carried the team. No one carries a team unless your playing basketball or hockey when you have a hot goalie. In the NFL you win as a team.
I said, we won with him under center and lost the most important one when he wasn't.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
How does that seem logical, when the first half of the season, he was the prime target. A tiger doesn't change it' stripes. You don't practice in the Preseason to run a 2 TE offense primarily and then come out running screens for half the season. Try again. That's not it.
2. Vikings grew tired of Harvin complaining about Ponder | ProFootballTalk
This is the best I can do. It goes hand in hand with what I was saying. It's not about the # of catches. It's about putting me in position to use my talents. That's the QBs job. Get me the ball and let me help this team. He however, wipes scoring plays off the ball with his late reads
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin angry at Leslie Frazier - NFL Videos
"Had to speculate what he was mad about. Was it the lack of execution in pass protection, or the QB not getting the ball out on time"
From his lips... I saw "that's bullshit"... "fucking ball"
This doesn't look like a coach/ player blow up like most have assumed.
It looks like a player complaining to a coach.
3. What? I questioned his work ethic not his toughness. I wager he is not putting in the film time.
I have yet to see an article or a story about him being a gym rat or staying late. I have a direcct account from a player who everyone agrees is a hard worker and pushes himself and others to work hard.....basically saying that our QB doesn't do the things he needs to do to be great.
More proof it's not about the touches. Harvin is going into a crowded WR corp. What WR that is concerned about touches...would do that? He signed a big contract play there. He didn't have to.
I can read lips about as good as you can so I will give you the "that's bullshit"... "fucking ball" but if you look back at what was happening in that game........
Minnesota Vikings vs. Seattle Seahawks - Box Score - November 04, 2012 - ESPN
Percy wasn't having one of his best.....Fumble,
3rd and 10 at MIN 11(Shotgun) P.Harvin up the middle to MIN 19 for 8 yards (M.Trufant). FUMBLES (M.Trufant), RECOVERED by SEA-M.Trufant at MIN 17. M.Trufant to MIN 17 for no gain (P.Loadholt).
Ponder spread the ball around to everyone including AD (3 catches). Mix in that Percy only had 6 of the 22 targets with AD getting 4.
One could almost fill in the blanks.....
I don't care what you say, that's bullshit , we won't win this game unless you get me the fucking ball.
I'm tired of all this, not getting me the ball bullshit. We won't win this game unless you start getting me the fucking ball more.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
But to answer your question, we both know the difference between a 5 yard slant and a bubble screen/ motion into the backfield flare route. Ask your self this, who ran more screens? Percy. What is the net yac on a screen? Everything you get is yac. We both know that Ponder is the master of the 0 yard screen. However, an interesting point would be to check Harvin's YAC on passes that travel 7 yards or more. On those passes I wager he would be much lower down on the list. Which goes with what I am saying. I never contended that Harvin had an issue with screens or the touches he was gettign but instead the quality of passes. If you want to say his screens we high quality passes...ok feather in Ponder's cap. However, when throwing like you know... a Pro Qb, Ponder's passes irated Harvin. Stop villifying the guy... our QB is one of the worst in the league. Deal with it! The FO has!
1-10-MIN24 (9:14) C.Ponder scrambles right end to MIN 32 for 8 yards (M.Morgan).
2-2-MIN32 (8:36) A.Peterson up the middle to SEA 44 for 24 yards (B.Browner, C.McDonald).
1-10-SEA44 (7:52) A.Peterson up the middle to SEA 29 for 15 yards (E.Thomas).
1-10-SEA29 (7:11) P.Harvin right end pushed ob at SEA 14 for 15 yards (R.Sherman).
1-10-SEA14 (6:37) C.Ponder pass short left to T.Gerhart to SEA 11 for 3 yards
2-7-SEA11 (5:58) (Shotgun) C.Ponder pass incomplete short right to P.Harvin.
3-7-SEA11 (5:55) (Shotgun) C.Ponder sacked at SEA 18 for -7 yards (B.Wagner).
4-14-SEA18 (5:29) B.Walsh 36 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-C.Loeffler, Holder-C.Kluwe.
MIN 17 SEA 14, Plays: 8 Yards: 58 Possession: 3:49.
Great plays by the stars of our team and a drive wasted by the guy that stunk it up that day. How can you even talk about the Seattle game with a straight face. Our QB was aweful that day. Dreadful. 22 pass attempts 11 completions for 63 yards and the INT. He looked lost out there and should have been benched. He wasn't spreading it around. He was running around with his head up his ass all game long. He cost us this game. 5 rushes for 23 yards. None designed plays... just tucking and running.
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I can't remember Ponder throwing Percy Harvin into many situation where he has been laid out, sort of speak. That theory doesn't hold up in my opinion. However, Christian Ponder has been very inconsistent and the huge lack of deep balls might be the reason to Harvin's dissatisfaction.
It is just as likely that Harvin is not that accomplished as a route runner and that he doesn't put himself in a good spot to catch the ball.


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The first fight I am looking forward to is Zab and Garcia. I liked how Judah rebounded by beating Vernon Paris (and what the hell happen to Paris?) by knock out no less. I am going to go with my heart and Judah for the win. He has to convincingly beat Garcia in order to win on the cards. The fight is in Brooklyn and I know it will be mad energy. Garcia has to be aggressive and push Judah around. I am pumped for this fight I honestly hope it will live up to its building. Judah seems focused and Danny seems to be all in. Plus his father has put coal on the fire let's hope that this fight sets the tone for boxing the rest of the year. I like Judah by a late knock out! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/clapping.gif)
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I think that the damage Zab's kickboxing (or whatever it was he did) father has done can't be undone. The combination of Zab and Sweet Pea could work if they had met like 15 years ago. Zab has shown some improvements but in the core, he is still the same Zab who folds when the lights are too bright. At least in my opinion.
I have to say it again...it kinda hurts seeing someone with his skills not reaching his full potential.
Although I have Garcia winning the fight, I think that if Zab uses his speed and doesn't get caught up with his ego and bad discipline, he can make it interesting...if he does get caught up with that bs, he will end up like Khan.
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The Chase! NASCAR Star Clint Bowyer Claims Richmond Glory, Shoots Into Sprint Cup Championship Contention With Fellow Oakley Drivers
Clint Bowyer may be known as a likeable, down home driver. And, he is, for the most part, underestimated.
But make no mistake: Oakley's NASCAR Star isn't shooting for second.
In what was a stunning victory for his team and the series overall, Clint triumphed at the Auto Parts 400 in Richmond to send him screaming into the Chase with a real shot at the coveted Sprint Cup.
During his first season with the developing Michael Waltrip Racing Team – after departing from his former team, Richard Childress Racing (one of the top tier squads) – the former Motocross rider is raising eyebrows with his position just six points out of first place.
"Unbelievable," Clint said, rocking his Oakley eyewear, racing fire suit, racing gloves, racing boots and racing base layer. "To be able to win again, everything's new."
And, like past races, his success was no fluke.
With a blown tire on Lap 235, Clint and his crew rebounded in grand fashion, smashing up to the second-place runner and fellow Oakley driver, Tony Stewart, by the time Lap 301 came around.
It only took 11 laps for O's speed demon to overtake then-leader Ryan Newman into the second turn.
With a bold decision not to pit, Clint's team made efforts to conserve gas in the last 10 laps – finally going dry after he burned his way extravagantly across the finish.
The impressive victory set the stage for the much-anticipated Chase – where Clint and several other Oakley drivers will be vying for ultimate glory in the sport.
Joining him will be O's defending Champ Stewart and Martin Truex Jr. ("Smoke" with his Oakley Racing gloves, boots, base layer and eyewear; and Martin in his fire suit, gloves, boots, base layer and eyewear) – with Clint in position to play the role of dark horse.
With both his driving and his team in top form, many in the know wouldn't be shocked to see the driver of the No. 15 Toyota make a charge for the top hardware.
The bottom line is: Oakley drivers are charging in the Chase pumped and with the means to potentially make more history.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Claims Second at Richmond NATIONWIDE Race
Although the 'big boys' may be on a high after qualifying for the Chase, another rising Oakley Star was making more noise of his own.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr., who's in solid position to challenge for the Nationwide title, capped off another successful race in Richmond with a solid second place finish.
Starting from Pole, the O racer was in the leading pack – eventually pushed to second after green on lap 234.
A battle for the runner up finish ensued with Kurt Busch – but Ricky emerged victorious in that head-to-head matchup, taking the second spot and remaining in a solid Championship position.
Congratulations go out to Clint, "Smoke" and Martin Truex Jr. for their Sprint Cup Chase qualifications!


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I have been a Logos Bible Software user for more than four years now. Before 2008, most of my Bible study and research was done using a variety of printed and online resources. While a worthwhile and rewarding endeavor, it was quite time consuming, often tedious and cumbersome work, not to mention rather expensive.
Now Logos Bible Software is the starting point for all my Bible research and writing for About.com. The enormous digital library gives me one-stop, instant access to such a wealth of resources, I wonder how I managed without it before.
This review will concentrate primarily on what's new in version 5. Therefore, to gain a general understanding of the software, including pros, cons, features, and the reasons why I've given it a 5-star recommendation, I strongly suggest reading my previous review of Logos 3, and this look at What's New in Logos 4. These two documents provide an extensive outline of the great tools and rich resources available in Logos Bible Software.
Current Logos 4 users are not likely to experience a learning curve, as Logos 5 looks familiar and operates much like the previous version. Upgrade pricing from version 4 is based on your current library, so you'll only pay for the new features and books you choose. If you log into your account at Logos.com and go to this upgrade page, you can see your custom upgrade price options for the different base packages and books you can choose with Logos 5. For the new release, Logos is offering a 15% discount to all current Logos customers.
Further down, under the "Logos 5 Base Packages" section, I will discuss pricing and discounts for new customers.
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TimelineIf you're like me and need to see events in Scripture chronologically, you'll love the new Timeline tool in Logos 5. No matter what book of the Bible you're studying, or what event you might want to place in history, the Timeline tool encompasses biblical, church and world events. You can create filters to see just the events related to your study, or you can view the full scope of time and events. Many of the resources in your digital library are flagged with Timeline links, allowing you to quickly access the tool. Likewise, by clicking on Timeline events you'll see linked resources that provide more information. You'll never be disoriented in your studies again.
Topic GuideOne of my favorite features of Logos is the Passage Guide. The new Topic Guide may now be equally valued. In my writing for About.com Christianity, I often feature articles on what the Bible says about important issues, like church discipline or suicide, for example. In a matter of seconds, the Topic Guide does the hardest part of the research for me, automatically.
If you enjoy doing topical Bible studies, this feature will dazzle you as it brings together Bible dictionary definitions to explain your topic, key verses related to your topic, other interrelated subjects in Scripture, and profiles of biblical people, places and things connected to the topic. Basically, everything in your digital library pertaining to the particular topic of study comes to your fingertips in the Topic Guide. You can even create your own notes with each topical study and save them in your documents for future reference.
Clause SearchClause Search is a new search option that helps you find exactly what you're looking for in Scripture. If you're not familiar with clause searches, you will probably want to watch the Clause Search Training Video on this page. One of the cons I mentioned in my earlier review of this program is that some of its complex features get overlooked by not-so-tech-savvy people like my pastor. He admits to only tapping into a small portion of the software's capabilities. Logos solves this problem by offering great video tutorials.
I'm not ashamed to admit that to get the hang of clause searching, I had to watch the video. So, let's say you'd like to find every verse in Scripture that mentions Moses' family members. The Clause Search tool makes it easy. Likewise, a search of "Judah" by "place" will pull up every city or place associated with Judah. A search of "Judah" using "person" shows you all of the people connected with Judah. And a search of "Jesus," selecting "every reference to him" will pull up every mention of Jesus, even when he's referred to as "Christ," "Son of God," or even just "him."


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NEW YORK (ETF Expert) -- According to Gov. Mitt Romney, extreme environmentalism in the current White House has obstructed high-paying jobs in the oil and gas sector.
Indeed, "Drill, Baby, Drill" is more than a Republican mantra. Romney believes that abundant natural gas in North America is an avenue for reducing unemployment, lowering fuel costs and lessening dependence on foreign fossil fuels.
President Obama counters that the United States must pursue alternative, renewable sources of energy. The president maintains that forward-thinking government initiatives will create "green" jobs for the future, establish energy independence as well as preserve the environment.
Not surprisingly, Americans are torn. We don't want to pay $4 for a gallon of unleaded, especially when the government siphons off 65 cents. At the same time, the country isn't convinced that government spending of close to $50,000 on every General Motors (GM) Chevrolet Volt is a sensible path either.Perhaps ironically, there is a middle ground -- natural gas exploration and production. Neither Romney nor Obama may be comfortable with it, but both will find themselves supporting its expansion over the next four years. First of all, the U.S. is already the largest producer of natural gas. In fact, we'd be the largest exporter as well, were it not for regulations designed to keep natural gas prices from rising stateside. Secondly, natural gas is the cleanest-burning fuel in existence, where its production and use may be less harmful to the environment than hybrid or electric technologies. Third, even the most ardent advocate of alternative energy recognizes the importance of transitional renewables like natural gas. In brief, the Federal Reserve may have launched QE3 for a temporary jolt to the U.S. economy's heart but after the election cooler heads will have to come to a quick decision on a more permanent fiscal policy to help the economy. If you're Team Obama, you certainly recognize the power of green-lighting a natural gas pipeline or the electricity generated by telling a narrative about an intelligent transition from oil to natural gas to natural gas/solar/electric. If you're Team Romney, your success story centers on "Jobs, Baby, Jobs," as millions of direct and indirect jobs would result from a total embrace of the locally produced commodity.
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A major portion of the engineers' role has changed from solely performing technical operations to being involved in the integration of engineering, technology and business operations. As a result, the traditional engineer and scientist often lacks preparation in the human, financial and systems integration skills necessary to make project teams more productive, improve product and process quality and promote the advancement of technology for complex systems. With the shift in the engineering business environment, the education of engineers must reflect the changing demand as well. The engineering management discipline fills this critical education need by preparing engineers who understand the increasing demand for efficiency, effectiveness and integration in engineering and business operations across varied industries.
The Master of Engineering in Engineering Management requires a total of 30 credits and is relevant for individuals with an engineering background who wish to complement their technical engineering skill set with management skills. The program provides an interdisciplinary blend of engineering management, systems engineering, and management science subjects affording the traditional engineer with formal education in the human, financial, and systems integration skills necessary to make project teams more productive, improve product and process quality, and promote the advancement of technology for complex systems and products.
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They are in the middle of a 4-day tryout camp at the Omni Center.
Chill head coach A.J. Degenhardt and his staff are evaluating over 100 players, including some returnees from last year.
The roster may include some local talent.
Jesse Tredinnick is back.
And former Onalaska star Gabe Flood is also competing for a roster spot.
Flood finished 9th in the state in goals scored last season and scored 66 goals in his final two high school season.
"Having so much support in the local area, knowing a lot of people and being a role model for kids in the area is pretty cool too. Having little kids ask you for autograph and stuff, it's humbling but it's fun," Flood said.
"Obviously it's fun having some local kids, myself being back in the area. It's good to see local talent having success as this level. It's a big part of this team and they're a big part of the community. It's something the youth hockey players in the area can look up too," said Degenhardt.
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Help dogs like Paris from puppy mills here in WI
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Your donation will help make a difference in the life of puppy mill dogs like Paris!
Sadly, puppy mills exist right here in our state in large numbers. These dogs live their entire lives in small wire cages with no outdoor access. Many have never felt grass underneath their feet until they are rescued. Mill dogs can be very expensive to help as they often need extensive dental work. Their teeth are terrible due to years of stress, neglect, lack of sunshine, over breeding and poor diet. Your donation will help us continue to help these dogs and give them a chance at a normal life full of the things they have never known in the mill...things like toys, walks, warmth and most of all love.
I personally have had the pleasure of fostering Paris and other mill dogs for Elmbrook Humane Society. This past summer, the shelter was asked to take in 3 Brussels Griffons from a mill here in WI that wasn't breeding anymore. 2 of these 3 girls were extremely shy and Paris was the oldest and shyest. My heart immediately went out to her. All 3 needed baths and a professional grooming then were sent off to foster care. The dogs thrived but Paris had an enlarged abdomen. She was examined by a vet but required further testing. Over the next few weeks, Paris had an x-ray, ultrasound, blood work and EKG. All were normal. She continued to thrive in foster care where she received a good diet, daily walks which she grew to love and of course play time and love. She wagged her tail all the time and almost miraculously her swelling went down. About 6 weeks after coming in to the shelter, Paris was spayed and had a dental. She was adopted 4 months later by a wonderful family with a Griffon mix. She loves other dogs and her new family. Like many mill dogs, Paris is still shy but learning that life outside the mill is full of wonderful things. This will be her first Christmas free from that life!
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DC Alumni Chapter hosts Noshing with Notables: Immigration Reform
The FIU Law DC Alumni Chapter, in conjunction with FIU in DC, hosted Noshing with Notables: A Discussion on Immigration Reform on Thursday, August 29th, 2013. Professor Juan Carlos Gomez joined the alumni gathering, held at Van Scoyoc and Associates, and helped frame the discussion on the issue. Notable panelists included Max Sevillia of National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials and Jose Parra of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's Office. Below are a few images from the event. To learn more or get involved with our the DC Law Alumni Chapter click here.


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Governor Kasich unveiled his school-funding overhaul Thursday to superintendents in Columbus.
Kasich says his plan is focused on giving all students the resources to succeed.
The highlights of the plan include giving a boost to districts with limited income, introduce changes to promote innovation and performance, and increasing tax-supported school vouchers.
The main source of relief for educators was the announcement that under Kasich's plan no schools would see reduced funding next year. In fact, overall funding would increase.
While there are still plenty of details to inspect in the plan, initial reviews were unexpectedly positive.
"I was expecting to have many cuts," Sellers told FOX19 following Kasich's announcement.
The last few years Julie Sellers has learned to brace herself for budget talks. As the head of the Cincinnati Federation of Teachers, Sellers has had a front seat view of state budget cut impacts on local schools in recent years.
"I really was kind of worried that the urbans were going to get hit hard," she admitted Thursday.
Yet as she listened to the governors' plan streaming live from Columbus, she was pleasantly surprised.
"I was bracing," she said. "I did not know if we would have cuts, but I did not think we could get more."
Sellers was pleased to see the ten-fold increase in funding for disability programs, full-day funding for eligible Kindergarten programs compared to the half day funding of the past, and increased grant opportunities.
"This might be a way for us to continue some of the work that we've already started," Sellers said of the $300,000 in grants included in the plan.
As much excitement as there may be, tough times have taught Sellers not to start counting money before it's in hand.
"I really can't wait to see something in writing," she said, noting the state budget must still be approved by the legislature.
Sellers says she also has a number of concerns stemming from the proposed plan including the details of the plan to grow the state's controversial school voucher program. In addition, she shared concerns about the governor's merit pay and pay for performance plan.
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What would you think if you started getting mail delivered to your address but with someone else's name? It's happening to an elderly couple in our area. The elderly couple contacted us because they are not sure why they are getting mail to a stranger, but with their street address.
And we have not been able to get all the answers we'd like. But the situation certainly suggests they may be the victims of identity theft.
For the last year the elderly couple has received mail at their home-- first to one man and then another name of someone they don't know. And the mail was from businesses such as banks, finance companies and even an appliance store. President of the Better Business Bureau, Carmen Million, says they have legitimate concerns.
"If they start receiving mail that they didn't ask for or that is in somebody else's name, if they start receiving subscriptions they didn't request or, course, if they start receiving calls from collection agencies which, in fact, this couple did receive a call from a collection agency and that's when you need to be concerned," said Million.The couple sent the mail back to the post office and contacted the credit bureaus as well as law enforcement which Million says is appropriate.
"If, as in this case, the consumers received up to twenty pieces of mail, then you need to be concerned. Not only get the postal authorities involved but the local authorities, maybe the FBI," said Million. "Because if you are a victim of identity theft they need to be aware of it."
Million urges consumers to identify suspicious activity by monitoring financial accounts and bank statements and checking their credit reports on a regular basis to help protect themselves against identity theft and fraud.
"The Better Business Bureau recommends that you, 1. Check your financial records , you want to check your credit report. In fact, there was a law that was passed in 2005 that allows every consumer to get a copy of their report. You can go to annual credit report dot com or contact the Better Business Bureau and we'll give you the toll free number," said Million.So far, it's not clear why the couple is getting mail to names unknown. But they are determined to stay alert and foil the plans of anyone up to no good. In this case, the consumers never opened the mail, but simply sent it back to the post office, so it's unclear just what the perpetrator may have been up to. We have a call into the U.S. Attorney's office to see if, under such circumstances, it is okay to open mail that has your address but names a stranger as the recipient. For more on identity theft and protecting yourself click here.
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#Seawolves look to take the next step in 2014
Stony Brook reached the America East Semifinals in 2013
Stony Brook Athletics places record 70 athletes on America East Fall Honor Roll
Stony Brook student-athletes continue to make their mark in the classroom.
#Seawolves race past UMass-Lowell in Sunday sweep
Stony Brook has won three straight matches
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Volleyball heads to Syracuse for four-match invitational
Seawolves will play Colorado, Syracuse, Rutgers and Oakland at Candlewood Suites Invitational
2013: Played in 15 matches and 35 sets...tallied three kills, one ace, two digs and one blockto help lift Stony Brook to 3-1 win over Sacred Heart at the Crusader Classic for the first win of the Coley Pawlikowski-era (8/30)...recorded 12 kills on a .304 kitting percentage and chipped in three digsat Holy Cross in the Crusader Classic (8/31)...tied match-highs in kills and aces with 12 and two, respectively, vs. Manhattan at the Crusader Classic (8/31)...recorded two kills, two aces and two digsas Stony Brook earned its first win over a power-conference opponent since 2007 at Syracuse (9/6)...registered six kills, two assists, eight digs and six blocks vs. Rutgers (9/7)...had one dig in a win over Princeton (9/21)...had three kills vs. Hartford (10/20).
2012: Played in all 25 matches, starting nine...saw time in 85 sets...posted 116 kills and averaged 1.36 kills per set.
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Old Dominion's doubles team of junior Izak van der Merwe and senior Zoltan Csanadi advanced to the second round of the 2004 NCAA Men's Tennis Doubles Tournament on Thursday afternoon, defeating Baylor's tandem of Benjamin Becker and Matias Marin, 6-3- 6-3, at the Michael D. Case Tennis Center of the campus of the University of Tulsa.
Van der Merwe and Csanadi were originally scheduled to take Texas A&M's second seeded doubles team of Lester Cook and Ante Matiijevic, but the Aggies' entry withdrew leaving the Monarch tandem to face Baylor's entry of Becker and Martin.
Van der Merwe and Csanadi, currently ranked 15th, are making their second NCAA Tournament appearance and the win over the Bears mark their first NCAA victory. Last year, Old Dominion's doubles entry fell to Georgia's team of Nicholas Boeker and Bo Hodge, 3-6, 6-4, 7-5, in the opening round.
In the round of 16, van der Merwe and Csanadi will face Simon Rae and Damien Spizzo from the University of Tennessee at 2 p.m. Friday. For more information on the NCAA Men's Singles and Doubles Tournament including brackets and live stats, http://tulsahurricane.collegesports.com/sports/m-tennis/spec-rel/tournament-central.html.
The Vols' duo, currently ranked ninth in the country, defeated Jonathan Endrikat and Brian Morton of UC-Irvine, 6-4, 6-3, in their first-round match.
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About - OverviewAnasazi is an extensible and interoperable framework for large-scale eigenvalue algorithms. The motivation for this framework is to provide a generic interface to a collection of algorithms for solving large-scale eigenvalue problems. Anasazi is interoperable because both the matrix and vectors (defining the eigenspace) are considered to be opaque objects---only knowledge of the matrix and vectors via elementary operations is necessary. An implementation of Anasazi is accomplished via the use of interfaces. Current interfaces available include Epetra and so any libraries that understand Epetra matrices and vectors (such as AztecOO) may also be used in conjunction with Anasazi.
One of the goals of Anasazi is to allow the user the flexibility to specify the data representation for the matrix and vectors and so leverage any existing software investment. The algorithms that are currently available through Anasazi are block Krylov-Schur, block Davidson, and locally-optimal block preconditioned conjugate gradient (LOBPCG) method.


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Speeding down the windy roads of South Mountain at more than 60 miles per hour -- not in a car -- but on a skateboard!
This is no stunt, it's a daily event for these guys. Skateboarders take it to the next level on the valley's tallest mountain.
Just south of the Phoenix skyline sits a natural valley wonder. South Mountain is one of the largest city parks in the world.
It's almost 3,000 feet high and has 58 miles of trails -- steep, windy roads where people escape to hike, bike and horseback ride.
But the newest mountain hustle and bustle? Before you even see them, you hear them barreling down the mountain.
You hold your breath as you watch them scream down the mountain road. Downhill skaters have turned South Mountain's roads into their roller coaster.
The long boards are about three feet long, 9 inches wide. Crouched in a tuck position, the skaters can reach speeds of 60 MPH.
21-year-old Cole Kurtz initiated the valley's growing downhill skating culture. He has an academic scholarship to ASU, studies business management, but outside of class.
"Skaters are here every day almost," says Kurtz.
They call this hill "Somo."
"Our rule of thumb is stick in your lane. We're looking down the road off the bluffs to see if cars are coming up."
And all of this is totally legal.
"The park rangers are really familiar with us. We don't have any legislative that binds us, so we push that we keep clean and safe and not endanger anyone on the road. It looks dangerous, but we're all in control and we all know what we are doing," says Kurtz.
To the skaters, each road is a challenge.
"This road wasn't put here for me to skate on. Take what someone else has made and interpret it how you want."
Each road has its own character, from its twists, turns, even potholes. What kind of road is South Mountain's?
"This road is a playful road. It's actually a low speed hill."
A wild ride to most is a meditative one for Kurtz.
"It's just me and the road, it's like the most peaceful place I can find."
Somo has garnered national recognition. skaters from around the world have come to the desert to skate.
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Black Lung Bourbon Barrel-Aged Smokey Stout - Moon Dog Craft Brewery
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Ratings: 12 | Reviews: 11 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by shambeano:
3.65/5 rDev +8.3%
massive gusher, lost about half of the beer on openinig. poured the remainder of a 330ml bottle into a pint glass.
A- Pours a jet black with some obvious sediment floating around, about 2 inches of tan head, even though it was a relatively careful pour. head relatively quickly subsides to about a centimeter then slows down gradually reducing to next to nothing
S- a fair bit of bourbon to begin with, a touch of alcohol, little bit roasty. quite nice.
T- A lot of bourbon upfront, a touch ashy and smokey, a little bit roasty and a fair bit of alcohol towards the end. the flavours are strong and a little overwhelming, a bit full on.
M- mid bodied to thick. a little bit of carbonation that tingles the tongue, but on the thicker side.
O- interesting, i think its not really my thing, the flavours are not really well integrated i think.
02-11-2012 06:20:47 | More by shambeano
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4.28/5 rDev +27%
THIS stout allows the drinker to indulge in Cognac (barrel ageing), Islay Whislky (peat malt), beer (naturally), and a fag (Charred barrel) all at once.
What else could you possible want?
A gutsy beer by gutsy brewers for gutsy drinkers - not for wimps!
02-02-2012 07:44:33 | More by barmo217
1.3/5 rDev -61.4%
Pours black with a ridiculously large head, even after a gentle pour.
Nose shows peat, camp-fire smoke, charcoal. Very cigar-like. Way too much peat though, and the real problem is that there's an enteric, blue-vein cheese character to it, which only seems to get stronger as you go.
The enteric character is not quite as noticeable in the flavours, but there's still too much peat, smoke and booze.
Obviously there's quality control issues here, and obviously not what the brewer intended. From what I've heard though this defect isn't likely to be a one-off. I'd like to try an uninfected bottle in the future if I can find some, I'd been looking forward to this.
01-17-2012 09:32:21 | More by CrazyDavros
2.36/5 rDev -30%
Drank from my Chimay Chalice. Its a gusher !
A - Pours a dark cola like colour with no head.
S - Medicinal smoke like aromas. Not pleasent.
T - Up fromt some decent smokey flavours, followed by mollasis and no real bourbon flavours of note. Over the top boozyness and a warming finish.
M - Over carbonated and a little thin for a stout.
O - Not a great stout by any stretch. The mouthfeel is way out of whack and the bourbon is non existant. The smokeyness is intersting and not overpowering. I love the way this brewey tackles these brews but the execution is lacking.
06-28-2013 13:54:42 | More by eric5bellies
3.98/5 rDev +18.1%
A-Black as night, with a huge tan head.
S-Smokey chocolate aroma
T-Sweet yeast and whiskey at the front, fading into chalky chocolate and smoke, The finish is a coffee bean bitterness.
M-Chalky and thick. I'm not sure what caused the chalkiness of this beer--it doesn't seem related to carbonation.
O-Decent barrel-aged stout. I wonder if it would have been better without the smoke, but that's not quite Moon Dog's MO.
01-08-2012 08:06:59 | More by DocDownUnder
4.75/5 rDev +40.9%
03-26-2012 14:46:57 | More by Squancho
3.65/5 rDev +8.3%
Pours a very, very dark brown. Brown head builds absolutely furiously and dies off altogether immediately. A shame. What's left is an oily-looking substance with pinprick bubbles around the edges of the glass.
Smell is not all that prominent but what's there is nice. Boozy, licorice, wood, smoke. Taste is similar - bourbon, licorice, smoke, hints of prune and coffee. The vaguest notion of formaldehyde. Not over the top, Good balance, but not much length to the flavors, although there's a lingering bitterness and warmth in the finish.
Flat, thin and oily in the mouth. Stops well short of doing the flavors justice. If the carbonation issue gets sorted and they maybe beef up the body a wee bit, this would really be something.
The first Moon Dog beer I had (Henry Ford's Girthsome Fjord) was a crushing disappointment given the generally positive reviews I've seen here and elsewhere - I must've gotten a bad bottle as it just about made me sick. Going to have a hard time returning to that one, but this one not so much. Approaching greatness.
03-26-2012 16:49:01 | More by Parrotshake
3.93/5 rDev +16.6%
Pours very dark, almost black. Head is too generous when poured, but nice nonetheless, beige colour and sinks a bit too quickly. Big bubbles leaving no real lace. Big initial impression doesn't last.
Smells lovely: lots of smoke with nice, oaky vanilla notes. Wood smoke with a bit of meatiness as well as sweet coconut and vanilla aromas. Good blend. Nice complexity.
Taste is big and smokey with a nice blend of smokey stouty notes for the most part. Nice wood smoke, bacon and a touch of peat - yes, it borders on that level of smoke - that merges into nice roasty-burnt stout character towards the finish. A bit boozey on the back, maybe touches of bourbon-vanilla and coconut. Still quite roasty and bitter, but leaves decently with nice smokey notes blending with the sweetness.
Mouthfeel is a bit sharp on the front, and boozey on late-mid, I'd like a bit more levelling out of the palate.
Good, interesting stout. But a bit by the numbers for what it set out to do, and the balance is not ideal. Paradoxical as it sounds, I'd like it to be either more crazy since I kind of expect that, or level out and be surprisingly drinkable, and it's not quite either one or the other.
06-07-2012 07:02:44 | More by laituegonflable
3.23/5 rDev -4.2%
Pours immensely overcarbonated, frothy and fizzling with a light brown head that eventually runs out of steam and sits as a centimetre of foam across the top, forming no lacing as it falls. This is perhaps not surprising—the body is remarkably thin for its 7.7%. The colour is right, at least, a heavily opaque black-brown. That carbonation, though...
Nose is pleasant, but perhaps not as big as it should be. However, the key characters for their stated style are here: smoke, bourbon, wood, roastiness. What it's missing are the big sweet vanilla oak characters bourbon oak can impart, or the depth of flavour that a bigger brew would lend. Still, it's pleasant enough, and with enough interest.
Taste is dark and roasty, but incredibly dry at its basis, which is just accentuated by the smokiness. Charred, barbequed bacon comes through, with dark roast grains and a touch of booze. Man, where's the barrel aging here? It's tragic that it has so little sweetness to offset the smoke. It needs it: it's CRYING OUT for it. Feel is also incredibly thin, even for a 7.7% ABV beer compared to an 11 or 12% beer.
This is so disappointing, because there's some really obvious ways it could have been improved. I love the style and the gall of Moon Dog, but this beer perhaps just shows their lack of execution. It needs to be bigger, sweeter, smoother—this will not only add balance, but depth and complexity.
It has some nice flavours, and some nice ideas. I'm just so sad that it's not better than this.
01-03-2012 06:54:22 | More by lacqueredmouse
3.95/5 rDev +17.2%
Pours a dark as night black hue which leaves a chocolate coloured three finger head that quickly dissapates and leaves no lacing,the smell is straight bourbon,tobacco and peated smoked malts and not much else gets through,the mouthfeel is medium bodied and a tad syrupy with tastes of smoked peated malts,a light touch of bourbon and i mean light which is suprisingly good considering the strong smell you get followed by rich dark chocolate,brown sugar,dark fruits and finished just like a milky coffee with a bittersweetness and overall this brew is definately different and yeah i like these guys style as while being different it definately works and i would buy again cheers.
12-26-2011 11:58:28 | More by ADZA
2.83/5 rDev -16%
330ml bottle into a tulip
A: Pours pitch black with a large fizzy brown head that quickly fades to next nothing.
S: Cigarettes, not just any kind either, it smells like an ashtray rubbed into a dirty share-house couch after a nye party. Plus alot of bourbon.
T: First up I get charcoal, booze, a little woodyness. Not a lot going here, it's really quite 1 dimensional.
M: This is the worst part of an average beer. It's far to thin in body for an imperial stout.. Add to that it's way too carbonated, and there's no head....
O: Well, where do I start? Too thin, over carbonated, this beer is 7.7% yet tastes like a 15%- it doesn't really make sense. Imperial stout is one of the most highly rated styles on BA, if you're going to release one, it has to be better than this.
01-01-2012 09:43:35 | More by
2.48/5 rDev -26.4%
Inky black with a smooth, creamy and massive tan head. Fair head retention.
Alcohol, mild smoke and some barrel character hit up front before giving way to lots of fruitiness and some tartness. Interesting but not the ashy, smoky craziness promised on the label.
Sweet, fruity and tart with some light smokiness. To me this is clearly infected with distinct cherry notes and a lactic sourness not expected in a stout. It's unfortunate too because all 3 bottles I've had are the same.
Medium-full body with moderately-high carbonation.
This is a nice beer but either it is uninfected (as the brewery says) and unimpressive or it is infected. The underlying beer is clearly nice with some great notes coming out of the barrel but the cheery like infected notes ruin in on the whole.
04-15-2012 10:22:49 | More by dgilks
Black Lung Bourbon Barrel-Aged Smokey Stout from Moon Dog Craft Brewery
80 out of 100 based on 12 ratings.


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Champions change lives! The Literacy Council wants to recognize local leaders who help adults in the areas of health literacy, financial literacy, job readiness, or citizenship skills by honoring them at our "Champions of Adult Literacy" Awards Reception and Fundraiser on November 13, 2014, at Harrah's Casino in Chester, PA.
If you know someone who helps adults improve their lives in these areas, nominate that person or organization to become a Champion of Adult Literacy. DCLC is currently accepting nominations. Find the nomination form here.
Last year's event honored three local champions: Crossroads Community Church of Upper Darby; the Honorable John Linder, Mayor of Chester; and Phil Heron, Editor of the Delaware County Daily Times (all pictured at right).
"We realize that our adult students need a variety of resources and support to live fulfilling lives and obtain good jobs," says DCLC Executive Director Kate Hyzer. "The Champions of Adult Literacy event gives us the opportunity to recognize others in the community who are doing great work that benefits our students."
For more information on "Champions of Adult Literacy," including how to become a sponsor of the event, please call 610-876-4811.
Adult student Blaker Kpamia (at right in photo) has shown determination and perseverance during her four years of studying reading and writing at Delaware County Literacy Council (DCLC). Recently Blaker passed two tests needed to enter a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) training program. Because of this achievement, Blaker's current volunteer tutor, Monica Pasquarella (at left in photo), nominated her to be recognized as Student of the Month for April 2014.
Monica highlighted Blaker's hard work and enthusiasm in her nomination. Congratulations, Blaker! For more inspirational stories by and about DCLC's adult students,
visit our Student Showcase and our Student of the Month features.
Adults interested in GED preparation, English as a Second Language (ESL), or Basic Literacy instruction or tutoring should contact DCLC at 610.876.4811 to learn about the intake process. New students will be enrolled in orientation sessions throughout 2013. Services available include classes, small-group instruction, and one-on-one tutoring at various Delaware County locations. Read more ….
Free training for new volunteers who will tutor in Adult Basic Education (ABE) or English as a Second Language (ESL) is offered throughout the year. The next ABE Tutor Training will be held Saturdays, September 13 and 20, 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with a follow-up session on Wednesday, October 15, 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The next ESL Tutor Training will be held Saturday, September 13, 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and Monday and Wednesday, September 15 and 17, 6:30 to 9:00 p.m., with a follow-up session on Wednesday, October 15, 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. All trainings are held at the Delaware County Literacy Council, 2217 Providence Avenue, Chester PA 19013. Attendance at all sessions and pre-registration are required.
Call Melina at 610.876.4811 to discuss volunteer opportunities and the application process, or read more about how to become a volunteer tutor.
The DCLC building will have special hours during the first week of September: The building will be closed Monday,September 1, 2014, in honor of Labor Day, and will close at 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, September 2-4.
Remarkable Creatures by Tracy Chevalier to be Discussed Sept. 8
Join a group of DCLC tutors and other book lovers in reading a work of literature each month to promote reading and to share ideas about the books that are read.
The "One Book...One Literacy Council" will next meet on Monday, September 8, at Noon to discuss Remarkable Creatures, by Tracy Chevalier. "One Book...One Literacy Council" meets regularly on the second Monday of each month.
The meeting will take place at DCLC, 2217 Providence Avenue, Chester PA 19013. Feel free to bring your lunch to this informal gathering. All are welcome. No RSVP is required.
Participants also can post their reactions to the book on our blog.
The "One Book...One Literacy Council" group reads books of mutual interest and meets regularly (usually the second Monday of the month) to discuss them. To learn which books have been discussed previously by the group, read our list of past books.
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LASD calls for 'pause' in litigation with Bullis
Original post made on Feb 15, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, February 14, 2013, 7:34 PM
on Feb 15, 2013 at 6:05 am
1) Lets find out where all this money Bullis has to try and bankrupt LASD is coming from.
2) An independent 3rd party MUST be allowed to investigate the records showing who got accepted to Bullis and ESPECIALLY who did not get accepted...and WHY.
These 2 things scare the pants off everyone who really knows hat Bullis is up to.
on Feb 15, 2013 at 9:57 am
While they are investigating who was accepted to Bullis, they should also look at whether or not those families donated money to Bullis BEFORE their child was accepted. This should include mid-year acceptances as well.
on Feb 15, 2013 at 11:38 am
Yep! We know parents in the Los Altos Hills who are in Palo Alto school district who were approached by BCS and told they could get a spot without a problem. We know other families who got in when there was supposedly no spot in a certain grade. They claim their financial records are readily available but try asking to see them and get a copy. No luck! How much are teachers paid? How much of her personal loan has Wanny (principal) paid back? How much do they spend on PR? It's a supposedly public school - show me where my money is going!


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