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These Funfetti Gooey Bars are the best gooey bars ever! Made with a cake mix and a few simple ingredients, they are gooey to the max!
I don't make the same thing twice very often. Almost never, in fact. I mean, when you're surrounded by sugar all day every day, most of it new recipes that you can post, the last thing you need (or want) is to make another batch of cookies. Some of my favorite repeats that I've posted on this blog (and boy, do I need to update some of these photos!) are:
Peanut Butter Cookies (in some variation)
Banana Bread (in some variation)
Cinnamon Rolls (again, I never make the same version twice…)
Coffee Cake (the base is my mom's recipe)
Fudgy Brownies (often with a new frosting flavor)
So see…even if I do make something twice…it's often with a new variation. A new frosting flavor, or a new filling.
I have issues, and my daughter often asks for "plain cinnamon rolls" or "just a chocolate chip cookie" and my eyes cross.
I have one more recipe to add to this list: Funfetti Gooey Bars.
I made them twice. In ONE WEEK. That's how good they were.
I made the first version and never even photographed them. They came out of the oven and we were super busy that afternoon, and by the next day the pan looked like a fork had attacked it.
So I remade them again. Because I had to share them with you.
These are my favorite gooey (cake) bars ever. They're actually the first ones I made, before the Healthier Chocolate Gooey Cake Bars. But my friend Heather at Heather's French Press made some Cake Batter Gooey Bars the same week I made mine. Hers were so fabulous, I had to wait to post a little while. Then I forgot.
Story of my life.
These bars start with a yellow cake mix. You mix that with an egg and some butter. The batter is layered with white chocolate chips, sprinkles, and half a can of sweetened condensed milk. If you use a whole can they are too gooey…hence the fork in the first batch.
These are funfetti to the extreme. Cake batter gooeyness. I need to make them again. YOU need to make them.
I've also made a lemon version. I didn't photograph them. I guess those are going on the remake list too!
Aren't you lucky to have found me?
These Funfetti Gooey Bars are the best gooey bars ever! Made with a cake mix and a few simple ingredients, they are gooey to the max!
- 1 yellow cake mix
- 1 stick (1/2 cup) butter, softened
- 1 egg
- 2/3 cup sprinkles, divided
- 1/2 cup (from a 14 ounce can) sweetened condensed milk
- 1 cup white chocolate chips
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line a 9x9" pan with foil and spray liberally with cooking spray.
- Add cake mix, butter, and egg to the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle attachment. Mix until a thick dough forms. Add 1/3 cup sprinkles and stir until incorporated.
- Press about 2/3 of the dough into the bottom of the prepared pan. Sprinkle with white chocolate chips and remaining 1/3 cup sprinkles. Pour sweetened condensed milk over the top. Separate remaining dough into small balls and evenly space over the top of the bars. Press down to flatten.
- Bake bars for about 30 minutes, or until they just begin to brown. Cool completely before slicing, otherwise the mixture will be too gooey to cut. Optional: eat straight from pan with a fork.
Other bars you might like:
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You guys go to the metal sluge website? If you do, Is it Bullshit? There is a story that Blotz was arrested for DUI on a boat in a state that wouldnt allow a Passport to go to Europe and do the shows. I think its bullshit but you can look for yourself. What the hell would a DUI have to do with getting a passport?? I can see murder but not that! lol
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October 25, 2007
Sweet Briar, VA- The Salem College Volleyball Team traveled to Virginia Thursday evening and played Sweet Briar College in a non-conference volleyball match. The Spirits battled hard as they split the first two games 13-30 and 30-26. Sweet Briar (3-24) came back to take the final two with 30-23 and 30-19 victories.
Katie Lineberger (Jr., Maiden, NC) led the Spirits with 15 kills, 7 blocks, 5 digs and 3 aces. Whitney Sorenson (Jr., Glendale, AZ) had 12 kills 7 digs, 5 aces and 3 blocks. Christine Tillman (FY, King, NC) had 11 kills, 6 blocks, 6 digs and one ace. Latricia Maye (FY, Vestavia, AL) had 6 kills and 3 blocks.
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Eben Smith, born in 1831 in Pennsylvania, started out in the mining business as a major player in the California gold rush in the 1850's. He made his way to Colorado in 1860, where he made a fortune, lost it, and made it again with a little help from his friends, who included Jerome Chaffee [8] and David H. Moffat [9]. Smith's mining ventures included the Mine and Smelter Company, the Victor Gold Mining Company, Anaconda Mine, and more, and also held investments in several California companies.
Smith's collection contains a wide variety of personal and business papers, bank books, receipts, correspondence and more. The receipts are wonderful specimens from the turn of the century. Learn more about Eben Smith and his collection in our online finding aid [10].
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By JENNIFER MEIER
NAPPANEE — For the first year, NorthWood High School Winter Guard Director Brittany Miller offered a Cadet class for middle schoolers.
"We have eight girls and I am so impressed with them," Miller said. "There is so much benefit to having this group. They can learn skills at an easier pace. They can develop a love for this activity and hopefully move up in the guard program."
Contemporary Christian artist Britt Nicole provides the music and the name for the performance — "Gold"
"It's really about how we are all created gold — we are all good in His eyes," Miller said. "It's an inspirational message for young girls."
The Cadet Winter Guard performed several times during the season in a non-competitive environment.
Miller, in her second year of directing the color and winter guards, couldn't be more pleased with the NHS Varsity Guard's growth and performance over the past two years.
"It's a very young program. We have 10 girls and only three of them are sophomores — the rest are in middle school," Miller said. "We've been ranked in the top five every week."
The Regional A guard performs dance, flags, rifles, and saber to "This is Not the End" by Christian band Gungor.
"The theme is that we are on a journey. There is always hope, there is always light no matter how dark it may be at the moment," Miller said.
The Varsity Guard has Divisional Finals March 16 at Center Grove High School in Indianapolis.
"Their skills level keeps increasing and they are growing and maturing," Miller said. "These girls have exceeded all my expectations."
Fairfield moves from Class A to Class AA this year
BENTON — Fairfield High School has had a Winter Guard for decades, and although Kali Marquart has only been director for one year, and part of the guard program for three years, she's had a lot of experience.
"I graduated from Fairfield and was a guard member for six years," Marquart said.
With a combined junior and senior high school, Marquart said she has the opportunity to start training the girls at a young age and can work with them throughout their school career.
The guard moved from a seven-year stint in Class A to Class AA this year.
"Of the 20 girls in the guard, 75 percent of them are freshmen," Marquart said. "And they are doing very well. They are handling things very maturely."
The Fairfield Winter Guard has placed in most of the season's competitions with a performance called "Rest" from a song titled "Restless" by Christian and alternative rock band Switchfoot.
"The girls start out with pillows that don't match the outfits they are wearing," Marquart said. "By the end they have the right ones."
After a weekend break, the guard heads to Divisional Finals, March 16 at Mooresville High School.


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Bashar Assad: Dead man walking
11/28/2012 21:52
Washington Watch: Syrian strongman Bashar Assad has only himself to blame as he heads for history's garbage heap.
Syrian President Assad at Id al-Adha prayers
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The British-educated eye doctor came to office among high hopes that he meant what he said about political, economic and social reform to bring his country into the 21st century. At home and abroad he'd been nicknamed "The Hope."
A more appropriate moniker would have been "The Disappointment" or "The Disaster." He quickly fell under the influence of his father's old guard and succumbed to fear that reform was a sign of weakness his enemies could pounce upon. He lacked the leadership, political cunning and ability of his father, but successfully emulated the worst of his father's attributes – brutality, repression and corruption.
Like his father and for his own parochial reasons he kept the border with Israel quiet, although, also like his father, he continued to arm and encourage Hezbollah and other terrorists.
He also fell under the influence of the Iranians, who see regional instability as essential to their goals.
Turkey's new Islamist government quickly embraced Bashar as part of its goal of becoming a dominant player in the Muslim Middle East and poking its thumb in the eyes of the West, especially those uppity White European Christians who wouldn't let a Muslim country join their exclusive EU country club. But Bashar has turned Turkey against him and now risks going to war with his much stronger neighbor. He also has lost his wealthy benefactors in Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
Against the backdrop of the Arab uprising in early 2011, Assad managed to turn peaceful demonstrations into a violent civil war. He spoke of reform but had no intention of delivering, and as the calls for change grew he unleashed gangs of thugs, his army and even his air force.
He has slaughtered tens of thousands of unarmed Syrian civilians, wounded many times that number and sent even more fleeing to neighboring countries.
While most countries have called for him to step down, Russia and China still protect him with their UN vetoes, because they want to play spoiler in the region against the West and because the last thing they want their folks back home to see is their own government blessing a popular uprising against a brutal dictatorship. It's not good for business.
Every day the reports of his brutality and slaughter of civilians get worse. Recently his government threatened to use chemical weapons – which it previously denied even having – on its own people.
And as Assad slips – too slowly – from power it appears increasingly possible his country will be devoured by tribal and sectarian warfare, and there's a very real chance that the Islamists, notably the Muslim Brotherhood and affiliates of al-Qaida, could rise to power.
Britain, France and Turkey have recognized the newly-formed National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces, and the Obama administration has called it "a legitimate representative of the Syrian people" but said it is withholding military support until it is convinced the group "is committed to a democratic Syria, an inclusive Syria, a moderate Syria."
The Americans and Europeans are reluctant to lift their embargo on heavy arms out of fear the weapons could fall into the hands of Islamic extremists in the anti-Assad forces. They also are concerned about extensive human rights abuses by some rebel factions, including public summary executions of prisoners.
Obama's dilemma is there's no way of knowing whether the next regime will be much different. That was driven home in the past week by Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi's power grab and move to impose an Islamist dictatorship.
Another complicating factor came when a dozen or so Syrian Islamist factions, including Jabhat al-Nursra, a particularly violent group with ties to al-Qaeda, and foreign jihadists, rejected the coalition and announced they were immediately establishing an Islamic state in Aleppo, the nation's commercial center.
That is Israel's quandary: the feeling in Jerusalem is better the enemy you known than the one you don't.
"We don't know if the alternative will be any better," said Dan Schueftan, a professor at Haifa University and a visiting professor at Georgetown University.
"There is no foreseeable outcome that is worth investing in."
Israel has seen the Syrian uprising explode along the Golan Heights as shells have landed across its border, but it hasn't always been clear whether they came from government forces or the opposition. Israel fired back and Damascus sent a message saying the fire was accidental and that it wasn't interested in any conflict with the Jewish state.
Israel has been anxious to stay out of the conflict, concerned that Assad may try to provoke a battle with it as a diversion from his domestic uprising. The Netanyahu government has joined the other nations calling for Assad to leave and it has offered humanitarian aid, food and medicine to the Syrian people.
When Assad ultimately exits, it will most likely be when the Ba'ath party or the military decide it's time.
If he is lucky he'll go to jail, maybe in Damascus or in The Hague; if he's really lucky he will go somewhere else where he can have a reunion with the billions he looted from his people. But if there is justice he'll go directly to Hell, not passing Go or collecting his $200.
He could have avoided it all by recognizing the course history was taking in his region instead of being trampled by it. He had ample warning, advice and opportunity. But like too many dictators, he knew better. And now it's too late.
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Reviews by AZYescas:
4.08/5 rDev -1.7%
Well I came in thinking it was all about wine (Hence the name) but as my lady went over to look for wine and crap I felt out of place. I don't drink wine and all the times I've tried it I just cant get in to it. She's studying to become a Sommelier so she's constantly bringing wine home. as I strolled through the aisles I walked over to the beer section and immediately felt like I belonged since people buying wine thought they were more sophisticated than me. Well I bought over 20 different brews and have not looked back. I will continue coming here to learn, taste, and enjoy a truly tasteful beer!
11-22-2013 02:19:18 | More by AZYescas
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4.75/5 rDev +14.5%
02-28-2014 05:33:00 | More by MikeyDFresh
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11-19-2013 06:03:15 | More by CuriousMonk
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This is the store that has really propelled me into trying more craft beers. It is absolutely my favorite place to buy beer. The store was clean and put together well. The staff was very helpful showing my wife a specific wine she was looking for as well as a few other she may like. I'm pretty happy I stumbled across this place because I've yet to find anywhere else that can match the selection of single bottles that these guys can.
04-23-2013 20:43:21 | More by jmgault1
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Total Wine is a Home Depot sized store dedicated to adult vice - alcohol of all type, rows and rows of wine, and a very large (for Tucson) selection of beer. The beer selection has the industrials in bulk 48 packs or whatever, 2 or 3 aisles of craft beers, even a nice selection of a few tasty Germans and Belgians. The bomber selection which lasts both sides of a large aisle is especially impressive. Prices are the lowest in Tucson for quality beer. The service is friendly and fairly knowledgable. it's big and industrial-wonderful and marvelously efficient, but I prefer funky little local Plaza Liquors. Check both out and decide for yourself!
06-21-2011 04:59:52 | More by fcbaker49
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I like to go here for 12-pks of craft brews and seasonals.
The staff is usually pretty helpful if you need them.
I like that they keep up with the seasons well; September brought the Oktoberfests, October brings the pumpkins, and Late Oktober starts the Winter Warmers.
So far, this is the only place in Tucson I've found Lakefront Pumpkin lager (which is by and far the best pumpkin brew).
The selection, for Tucson, is top-notch. This really is the largest selection you will find in this city. LOTS of craft brews, strong showing of imports, and plenty of Domestic adjuncts.
Don't get me wrong, depending on where you are from, the selection may not blow you away.
I would say a Woodman's in Wisconsin or Binny's Beverage Depot in Chicagoland absolutely decimate this place's selection, but again, in Tucson this is the largest.
That said, I find Plaza seems to usually have a few random ones they don't have here (plus Plaza is local).
I love getting a 12pk of craft brew for under $15 here. Their 6-packs are also reasonable-to-cheap. They also let you do a build your own 6-pack, which is nice.
Cost to selection, they can't be beat. If you need a large amount of bier, are on a tight budget, need a common Craft or a particular seasonal, I'd say this needs to be your first stop.
Also, decent selection on Liquors (selection varies on what you are after)
10-23-2010 23:39:08 | More by TheSSG
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This is a phenomenal liquor store. It has one of the best selections of all types of alcohol that I've ever seen (especially the Scotch and Vodka aisles). They're very well represented in the beer section as well. A very good selection of Belgian beers (all styles) as well as domestic micro / craft beers available for purchase. If you're looking for a hard find selection in the Tucson area, start your search here. If you're looking for a more mainstream selection this is also a great place to shop as the prices are usually cheaper than some other places in town.
12-27-2009 00:15:36 | More by redpuck
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This Total Wine impressed me alot more than the one I visited in Florida. I'm hoping that isn't only because they are a newer store that just opened. They have a large selection of craft beer with many imports also. They carry just about every regular release imaginable, the only thing lacking are some of the harder to get special releases. The main advantage they have here is the pricing. Six-packs and bombers can be a buck or two less than many other liquor stores in town. I believe a Chouffe Houblon was $9 when I have seen them for $13 elsewhere. Overall the staff is helpful if you have any questions.
Bottom line- they have a solid selection with relatively low prices.
Update Feb 2011: Starting to get disappointed with this store. They have so many old beers on the shelf now it's unbelievable. They actually have too large a selection and barely any of it is kept cold.
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No publisher Jonathan Thompson Oil and gas development energy industry hydraulic fracturing American Gas Association drilling impacts fracking fluids Marcellus Shale methane 2012-03-02T15:19:09Z News Article Obama praises natural gas, but is there enough to satisfy U.S. demand? http://www.hcn.org/issues/44.3/obama-praises-natural-gas-but-is-there-enough-to-satisfy-us-demand In his State of the Union speech, President Obama tried to please everyone, but even his renewable energy proposals rely on finding more natural gas than may exist. 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No publisher John Fenton groundwater pollution ranchers fracking chemicals Wyoming fracking hydraulic fracturing Pavillion drinking water oil and gas industry water pollution toxic chemicals EPA 2012-01-25T16:55:03Z News Article EPA aims to clean up polluted air in Western gas fields http://www.hcn.org/issues/43.15/epa-aims-to-clean-up-polluted-air-in-western-gas-fields The federal government sets its sights on clearing the air above gas operations No publisher Cally Carswell air pollution sulfur dioxide hydraulic fracturing ozone energy industry Natural gas wells volatile organic compounds EPA 2011-09-06T15:53:07Z News Article A Western mystery with an environmental twist: a review of Buried by the Roan http://www.hcn.org/issues/43.13/a-western-mystery-with-an-environmental-twist-a-review-of-buried-by-the-roan In Mark Stevens' second novel, Allison Coil, a tequila-drinking hunting guide, investigates a mysterious death in a remote landscape much sought after by oil and gas developers. 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Enjoy the sound of the ocean waves rolling and the fabulous vista from this comfortable oceanfront beach house.
Located in the City of Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island and situated on the north end of the island which is known for being a bit 'secluded' and pristine!
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The house is equipped with 4 bedrooms-2 on the main floor(1 master) and 2 at the ground level. There are 2 queen beds, 1 full and 2 single beds; 4 flat screen tvs, Diirect TV, 1 dvd player, high speed internet, a Bose stereo with cd player, a basketballhoop in the driveway and ample beach!
There's a private boardwalk to the beach, propane grill, outside shower, oversized oceanfront deck with plenty of seating and lounging available!
The kitchen is fully equipped including microwave oven, coffeemaker, dishwasher, disposal, cooktop and oven as well as plenty of dishes, glasses, bowls and cooking utencils.
activities and attractions in Amelia Island Atlantic Coast North
Ft. Clinch State Park is literally in the backyard! Aside from touring the fort, the park has wonderful biking trails and a fishing pier. It also offers programs throughout the summer months for both young and young at heart visitors!
The Greenway, located 1.5 miles from the house is a fabulous escape to enjoy every natural aspect of Fernandina Beach! There is an entrance directly behind the Recreation Center which has maps for the public as well as an olympic-sized swimming pool.
The quaint old seaport town of Fernandina Beach is the perfect place to stroll the shops, art galleries,and antique stores. There are ample, delcious places to dine, as well.
For a little history, you may want to visit the new museum in town, which used to be the city jailhouse!
If a playhouse is more your speed, Fernandina offers the Amelia Theatre and the Fernandina Beach Little Theatre. Both have productions throughout the year.
Public golf courses, tennis courts, basketball courts, skate park, multiple playgrounds, fishing, sailing, biking, hiking, shopping, boating, spas are all available and very close by!
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Friday, August 26, 2011
The Dolphins have the best cornerback tandem in the league, according to Vontae Davis.
Peyton Manning has some extra motivation to be ready for Week One.
A Chicago columnist says the Bears shouldn't overpay to sign Matt Forté to an extension.
Cam Newton isn't the only Panther going through some growing pains, says a Charlotte columnist.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Plaxico Burress can never make up for hurting the Giants' Super Bowl chances in the 2008 season, according to a New York columnist.
A Seattle reporter says the question for Mike Williams is no longer whether he can reclaim his football career, "but how far he can take it."
C.J. Spiller says the competition between him and Fred Jackson hasn't turned ugly.
Adrian Wilson is using the "haters" for motivation as recovers from an injury.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
The biggest concern for the Eagles is Andy Reid "and the coaching staff he's put together on the fly," according to one columnist.
A Chicago columnist is wondering why the Bears' coaching staff declared Roy Williams a starter so soon.
Mario Williams says he's not bothered by his critics.
Aaron Curry has been at the top of his game this preseason, according to Pete Carroll.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
An Indianapolis columnist says Jim Irsay is "The Riddler" of NFL owners.
Vernon Gholston says he didn't get a fair shake with the Jets.
The Cardinals are looking for a running back to complement Beanie Wells, but they're in no rush to find one.
Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden still gets asked about Carson Palmer, but there are no signs he's coming out of retirement.
Monday, August 22, 2011
Mike Shanahan says he's pleased with John Beck's decision making.
One columnist says there shouldn't be another 49ers-Raiders preseason game.
A Miami writer explains why the Dolphins are giddy about their defensive line.
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Multicultural Welcome Dinner and Dessert Reception for New Students
Tuesday, October 8th, 2013
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Locatelli Student Activity Center (Dinner)
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Shapell Lounge Patio(Dessert)
This annual celebration welcomes first-year and transfer students of color to Santa Clara University. This event is a great opportunity for you to meet current students, faculty and staff to find out more information about cultural programs, activities, and resources on campus. A first year experience will also be shared by an SCU sophomore.
This event is co-sponsored by the Office for Multicultural Learning, and the Multicultural Center.
Gracias a la Vida
Thursday, October 17th, 2013
10:30 am - 1:30 pm
Mexican Heritage Plaza
Join us for this unique volunteer opportunity at Somos Mayfair's annual fundraising event held at Mexican Heritage Plaza in East Side San Jose. Somos Mayfair cultivates the dreams and power of the people of the Mayfair neighborhood through cultural activism, social services and community organizing. Come to connect with the community!
If you're interested in attending, please RSVP to email@example.com as soon as possible as rides will be coordinated.
This event is hosted by Somos Mayfair and co-sponsored by the Office for Multicultural Learning.
Screening of Walkout
Tuesday, October 22nd, 2013
4:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Williman Room, Benson Center
This movie is based on the walkouts of five predominantly Mexican American high schools in 1968 to protest the inequitable educational conditions in the public school system in East Los Angeles. An estimated 10,000 students walked out, a group of which was mentored by Sal Castro who was a social studies teacher at that time. Sal Castro passed away earlier this year; join us to watch this movie based on his life in his memory! The screening will be followed by a brief discussion.
Light snacks will be provided! If you're interested in attending, please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com, but walk-ins are welcome!
This event is co-sponsored by the Office for Multicultural Learning.
Transnational (After) life: The Political Life Cycle of El Migrante
Thursday, October 24th, 2013
4:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Parlor B, Benson Center
Dr. Adrian Felix from the Latin American and Latino Studies Department at UC Santa Cruz will be discussing how Mexican migrants embody their transnational citizenship and interface with state institutions and state power on both sides of the border. This research challenges conventional conceptions of political belonging and membership in the U.S. and México.
Light snacks will be provided! If you're interested in attending, please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com, but walk-ins are welcome!
This event is co-sponsored by the Ethnic Studies Program and the Office for Multicultural Learning.
Dine and Discuss: Body Image
Thursday, October 24th, 2013
7:00 pm
Dunne Basement
Pizza will be provided!
This event is brought to you by the Diversity in the RLCs committee.
El Día de los Muertos
Tuesday, October 29th, 2013
5:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Multicultural Center, Shapell Lounge
Come and celebrate the life of your loved ones and explore the many facets of the Latino culture with M.E.Ch.A's Día de los Muertos event. We will be setting up an altar of memory for loved ones that have passed. We welcome you to bring any photos or memorial pieces of your loved ones to help adorn our altar. There will be pan dulce, traditional Mexican hot chocolate, calavera painting, papel picado, and other crafting activities.
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The Science of Planetary Exploration summarizes the knowledge of the solar system as of the late 1970s, and sets forth a strategy to guide solar-system exploration over the next decade. The summaries and recommendations are divided into three parts: the inner planets, the outer planets, and comets and asteroids. Exploration technology is also mentioned, including technologies that were currently under development.
The report marks an important shift in how the Committee on Planetary and Lunar Exploration (COMPLEX) made recommendations. Formerly, the committee advised specific missions; but this report advises scientific goals instead as a more comprehensive and flexible strategy.
National Research Council. The Science of Planetary Exploration. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 1979.
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For weight on the sabiki rig, 3- to 8-ounce bank sinkers 1 work well, or you can clip on a 3- to 4-ounce metal Bridgeport, Halco or diamond jig 2 to do double duty as attractor and weight.
New England Black Sea Bass
Black sea bass are opportunistic feeders that strike aggressively, fight hard all the way to the surface and make excellent eating. Their varied diet consists of crustaceans, sea worms, small fish, squids and even bivalves.
Pros find sea bass in large clusters on structure during spawning, staging and migration periods, so timing is key to success. Adults migrate inshore and northward as water temperatures increase in the spring. The northern population of black sea bass reportedly spawns from mid-May to July between Massachusetts and New Jersey, although some experts say the spawn may last into August in cooler areas. The fish then return to deeper waters, moving south and offshore as ocean temperatures drop in the fall.
What: Black sea bass.
When: Mid-May through September.
Where: Southern New England, Rhode Island, Buzzards Bay, Martha's Vineyard and Block Island.
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Kittredge matches lightweight fast-action rods to small conventional reels spooled with heavy braid and 150 yards of lighter PowerPro braid. The thin line allows him to fish with the lightest weight possible in the current and maintain excellent feel even in deep water.
When buying bait, he prefers "unwashed" squid from a local market. Calamari squid, which is usually supplied in tackle shops, is mainly intended for human consumption. It's processed ashore and washed in fresh water, with bleach added to whiten the flesh and remove the ink. Conversely, unwashed squid is processed at sea and is rinsed only in salt water before frozen. Most of the ink, which adds scent, remains in the squid.
Rods: Lightweight fast-action rods suitable for bottomfishing in 100 feet of water with 4 to 8 ounces of weight.
Reels: Small, quality drags matched to rods: Shimano Tekota 300, Penn 975LD or the like.
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A whiter shade of energy savingsWednesday, May 27th, 2009
I would guess that town code frowns at the idea of residents actually painting their roofs a lighter color to reflect the heat of the sun.
Still this article about using lighter colors for roofing materials and car paint is food for thought.
It goes to show that a simple shift in thinking — backed up by a commitment from various industries and the public — can made a huge difference in our energy consumption.
So … the next time you have to replace your roof (or automobile) — go light on the color. Your checkbook and the environment will be glad you did.


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Homophobic bullying still a problem for teachers, says union
A conference organised by the NASUWT teachers' union has heard the majority of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) teachers have experienced bullying and harassment related to their sexuality during their careers.
The conference, held in Birmingham, heard that:
- more than 60% of LGBT teachers said they have experienced discrimination on the basis of their sexual identity in the course of their teaching careers;
- over three quarters of LGBT teachers said they had experienced bullying and harassment during their teaching careers;
- 60% of LGBT teachers said their school has no policy which explicitly opposes homophobia, biphobia and transphobia;
- two thirds of LGBT teachers said it was not safe for LGBT teachers to be out at work.
– Chris Keates, NASUWT General Secretary
"It is clear from the feedback from delegates that there is a still a huge amount of work still to do in schools to create a climate where all teachers feel respected and safe, regardless of their sexuality.
"The NASUWT will be meeting with Government ministers throughout the UK to discuss with them how they intend to address the concerns raised at the conference to ensure that pupils can continue to benefit from the skills, talents and expertise of LGBT teachers."


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The suspect accused of robbing Moorhead's CVS Pharmacy last Wednesday is in trouble with the law once again.
Dilworth police say Ryan Sabot has been cited with a misdemeanor theft charge for allegedly shoplifting from Wal-Mart.
Police say they stopped the 36-year-old after they received a call that a shoplifter took off in a car on Sunday morning.


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DOVER, Del. - A judge who overturned the conviction of former death-row inmate Jermaine Wright says Wright's trial attorney never knew about an attempted robbery that may have helped his defense case.
Wednesday's ruling came in response to the state Supreme Court's request for more information before deciding whether to reinstate Wright's conviction and death sentence.
The ruling involves the failure by prosecutors to disclose potentially exculpatory evidence about an attempted liquor store robbery shortly before the liquor store killing that led to Wright's 1992 conviction. Prosecutors argued that the nondisclosure was immaterial because defense attorneys already knew about the earlier robbery attempt from news articles.
Judge John Parkins Jr. disagreed, saying there was no evidence that Wright's attorney actually read the articles.
The case now returns to the Supreme Court.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- Another candidate for the Peoria City Council is facing a challenge over his petition.
The challenge states that Dan Adler, who is running in the fifth district, did not get his petitions notarized.
Adler responded saying to the best of his understanding of the election code, he met all the requirements for filing.
Adler says he will participate in the electoral board proceedings and, if he has to, will explore a write-in candidacy.
First District Candidate Gary Sandberg also faces a challenge; his is in regards to his residency within the district.


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- .@IndexCensorship calls for the immediate and unconditional release of Maryam Alkhawaja http://t.co/e2PKf4Ge5a #bahrain about 3 hours ago
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ESPN FC Press Pass: 31 December 2012
Steve Nicol and Gab Marcotti discuss a busy weekend in the Premier League, transfer news around Europe, and Michel Platini's controversial comment.
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|Putnam 4-H K-9 Club sets first meeting Feb. 2
|Wednesday, January 22, 2014 9:15 PM
DHI Correspondent
The county-wide program will host its first meeting at 5 p.m. on Feb. 2 at the Pizza Hut in Ottawa. All Putnam County youth, ages 8(or in the third grade)-18 are eligible to join.
Advisors for the club are Marcy Kraner and Crystal Dunlap. In addition to learning about the proper care and grooming for a dog, members learn basic training practices. The students are also taught about recognizing different dog breeds, their responsibilities as dog owners and other skills that are taught as basic 4-H skills. These life skills include responsibility, communication and leadership.
Dunlap is in her second year as a 4-H advisor. She was a 4-H member growing up.
"They can have any type or size of dog," Dunlap said. "It doesn't matter."
The "Dog Resource Handbook" that comes with membership in the 4-H obedience club teaches members about the characteristics of the dog, grooming, breeds, training techniques and obedience.
The book also talks about health and nutrition for dogs.
For more information, contact Dunlap at 419-203-9444 or call the Putnam County Extension office at 419-523-6294.


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Cheggers and skating partner in the studio
Click video. He started out life as a children's television presenter in the 70s, his sister is a famous DJ - and his grace on the ice rink sent Pamela Anderson packing!
Keith Chegwin - who lives on the Berkshire/Hampshire - was, of course, last seen on our screens on ITV's Dancing on Ice. He was in the very capable hands of his skating partner Olga Sharutenko - and the two almost went all the way! They're chatting to Fred and Sangeeta.


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Mike Felt scored a game-high 16 points off the bench to lead North Dakota State to its third road win of the year 65-48 at Towson on Saturday, Dec. 15.
Chris Kading added 11 points as the NDSU bench outscored Towson 29-11. Taylor Braun finished with 10 points for the Bison, who shot 43.8 percent from the floor and improved to 9-3 overall.
NDSU's Lawrence Alexander had eight points and five assists, Marshall Bjorklund tallied eight points and eight rebounds, and TrayVonn Wright had six points, seven rebounds and a career-high four blocks.
Towson (4-7) shot just 33.9 percent as a team. Mike Burwell led the Tigers with 14 points and Bilal Dixon had 11 rebounds. NDSU held 6-foot-8 forward Jerrelle Benimon, who averages a double-double, to just six points and five rebounds.
Towson jumped out to a 4-0 lead before NDSU answered with a 9-0 run capped by Felt's four-point play conversion, and the Bison never trailed again.
Felt, who was 0-for-7 in Tuesday's loss at Minnesota, made two first-half 3-pointers and Kading was 3-for-3 from the field to help the Bison take a 28-25 lead to the locker room.
Towson scored on the first possession of the second half to make it a one-point game, but NDSU stretched the lead to 12 holding the Tigers scoreless for the next six minutes.
NDSU had a 38-31 edge in total rebounds and went 17-for-19 at the free-throw line compared to Towson's 4-for-10.
North Dakota State hosts Morehead State at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 21, in the final non-conference tune-up before returning to Summit League play at home against South Dakota State on Saturday, Dec. 29.
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It seems Christmas has become synonymous with cancer for one Ottawa woman. She's fighting the disease for the fourth time over 13 years.
Her tight community, though, is coming together so she won't sweat the small things and can focus on what truly matters this season.
"In 2006, we lost everything because I was a small business owner and didn't have insurance and we had to file bankruptcy. I had almost $400,000 in medical bills," Jenna McDaniels said.
McDaniels was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006. It wasn't the first time cancer struck during the holidays - in 1999 she fought cervical cancer, 2004 uterine cancer.
"My kids have spent many Christmases without anything," the mother said.
And this Christmas, cancer again. The teacher assistant at Ottawa High School sits in a wheelchair now as she recovers from surgery. Doctors recently removed a tumor from her thigh.
Students are stepping up for the woman they lovingly call "mom." She's never let them down.
"You can go to her for anything and she'll be like 'yeah, I can help you,'" Trina Patton said.
They've held raffles and fundraisers like bake sales to help with staggering medical bills and cover the cost of rent and meals.
"There's presents under our tree for the first time in several years. We are feeling very blessed," McDaniels said.
It's not just the students in the high school who are reaching out. Donation jars are set up at local businesses so the entire Ottawa community can support the family.
"I had an anonymous donor pay $500 towards our rent so our December rent is paid, so that's a relief," McDaniels said.
"Bad things happen to good people and Jenna is one of those good people, and I think everyone realizes that and that's why we had such a response," said Natasha Jenkins.
McDaniels says she doesn't know where she and her family would be without all the support.
"To know that, you know, they care and are here to support me, my husband and my children, it's a godsend. I mean just unreal," she said.
If you want to help McDaniels and her family get through the holidays, the community has even set up a website where you can make donations through PayPal. Go to http://goo.gl/2W9vAU to donate.
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By Martha Maurer
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Originally published: Jan 27, 2013 - 5:00 am
PHOENIX -- Over 20 companies are looking to fill about 500 openings at a Phoenix job fair on Monday.
"IBM, Boeing, Verizon, Conentrix," said LocalWork.com President and CEO Ryan Naylor. "The job industries include sales, customer service; we have a lot of technical jobs, specifically to the IT world, programming and healthcare jobs."
Naylor said applicants should keep their options open when they arrive at the fair, as companies are looking to fill a "broad range" of positions.
The job fair runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Phoenix Airport Marriott, located at 1101 North 44th St.
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North Dakota State University today announced Jim and Victoria Ingstad have committed $1.2 million to the "Building the Competitive Edge for Bison Athletics" campaign for the Sanford Health Athletic Complex. The gift will be recognized by naming the club room and media workroom in the Scheels Center basketball arena.
Jim Ingstad is the current owner of Radio FM Media, which includes Bob 95 FM, Big 98.7, 107.9 The Fox, Q105.1 Rocks, True Oldies 1660 and 1450 KBMW AM. He is a partner in Gateway Chevrolet, which supports the Bison by providing courtesy cars to coaches. Jim also supports Bison athletics through the scholarship endowment program and previously owned Radio Fargo-Moorhead (now Midwest Communications), which is the radio home of NDSU athletics.
"Vicki and I are excited and honored to be part of the new Sanford Health Athletic Complex," Ingstad said. "Watching the commitment Gene and his team have had guiding North Dakota State into Division I athletics has been amazing and has inspired us to become a part of their success."
The expansion and renovation of existing Bison Sports Arena will transform the facility and the surrounding area, known as the Sanford Health Athletic Complex, into a true Division I athletic complex reflecting the new NDSU. Additionally, it will serve as the "front door" venue welcoming student-athletes and campus guests with the Bison Athletic Hall of Fame, Hall of Champions and various fan services and facilities.
"Jim and Vicki have been longtime supporters to Bison athletics in many ways, and this shows their continued support," said NDSU athletic director Gene Taylor. "I value my close and personal friendship with Jim and Vicki, so getting a gift of this size from your friends is very special. This project is extremely important to our program."
"The Ingstads' exceptional gift demonstrates the enthusiasm and support in our surrounding community for NDSU and Bison athletics," said NDSU president Dean Bresciani. "As major business leaders, they obviously appreciate that the successes of the campus and community have become inseparable."
Scheels Center will seat more than 5,700 fans for basketball, and a two-court basketball training facility will be added to the southwest corner of the existing structure. The west-side addition will house human performance facilities, including strength and conditioning, sports medicine and rehabilitation areas. The renovated BSA also will have an academic center for student-athletes. The newly built Shelly Ellig Indoor Track and Field Facility opened for training and competition in December 2012.
Courtesy: NDSU Athletics
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