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By Erin Shultz
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Kokomo — Anytime Fitness personal trainer Rob Land says for the ladies of Mommy Makeover, the hardest part is over.
Taking the first steps to lose weight and get it off is far harder than keeping it off, he says.
"After eight weeks, this should be a normal part of these people's days," he said.
But don't think that means maintaining weight loss will be a walk in the park for our three moms.
The secret is energy balance, Land said. If the ladies want to eat a little more, he said, they have to work out a little more. If they want to work out a little less, then they have to eat a little less.
He said to think of a maintenance plan like a teeter-totter — the idea is to keep it straight across, with neither side touching down. But because the ladies won't be striving for such large caloric deficit, it should be much easier, he said.
"You going to be able to work out a little bit less and you're going to be able to eat a little more," he said.
The tough part is not falling off the wagon entirely and staying with a workout program that's about 75 to 80 percent of what it was while the ladies were losing the weight. Land said taking a week off can quickly become taking six months off if you're not careful.
"Don't let one bad day turn into one bad week turn into one bad month turn into one bad year," he said.
Land said he doesn't foresee problems with the Mommy Makeover divas, as all three of them have decided to continue with their personal training in some degree.
"These girls realize that accountability factors in there," he said.
And don't worry. The Tribune isn't letting these girls get out of the limelight so easily either. We'll be checking back with them periodically over the next few months to see how they are doing maintaining their weight loss or moving closer to their final goals.
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Calvary's Camp Compass® debuts in new location in Brooklyn
BRONX, NY, August 31, 2012 – From August 20-24, Calvary Hospital hosted the 15th consecutive annual session of its bereavement camp for children and teenagers. Calvary's Camp Compass® hosted a record 75 campers ages 6-17 this year. For the first time, the camp took place at Kingsborough Community College in Brooklyn. Forty four hospital employees served as counselors for the week-long camp.
In addition to traditional activities such as swimming and arts and crafts, highlights of this year's Calvary's Camp Compass® included:
Calvary's Camp Compass® provided a safe, nurturing environment for the children of diverse backgrounds to validate feelings, offer hope, and have fun for the week. All of the 2012 campers attend the Hospital's year-round bereavement programs -- Precious Moments -- for young children aged 6 to 11 years old as well as teen bereavement support for 12- to 18-year-olds. These groups, which meet at the Hospital in the Bronx and in downtown Brooklyn, have helped hundreds of children to date with their grief process. All groups are free and open to the community.Supporters of the Hospital's children's bereavement programs and Calvary's Camp Compass® have included but are not limited to: Newman's Own Foundation, the Peter Jay Sharp Foundation, the van Ameringen Foundation, the George Link, Jr. Foundation, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Thomas & Agnes Carvel Foundation, Robert Mize and Isa White Trimble Foundation, and the Hagedorn Fund.
In the New York metropolitan area, Calvary has established itself as a resource for grieving families. It offers free bereavement support groups for adults, children, and teens, and referrals for additional support if necessary. Calvary's programs are available to anyone who has lost a loved one, whether that person was a patient at Calvary, or someone from the larger community whose death was attributable to illness, accident, or violence.
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Easy Chicken and Noodles Recipe
In Lancaster, Ohio, Shirley Heston can prepare this stovetop supper in mere minutes. Canned soup makes the sauce a snap to throw together while the noodles boil. It's comforting and inexpensive, too, at $1.22 per serving.
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 3/4 cup milk
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 3 cups cooked wide egg noodles
- 2 cups cubed cooked chicken
- In a large saucepan, combine the soup, milk, Parmesan cheese and pepper. Stir in the noodles and chicken; heat through. Yield: 4 servings.
Editor's Note: The cost per serving does not include optional ingredients such as garnishes. When there is a choice of two ingredients, the cost is figured with the first one listed.
Originally published as Easy Chicken and Noodles in Quick Cooking December 2000, p51
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Very easy and versatile! We added mushrooms sauted in garlic. I am sure it would be good with rosemary as well.
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Very good
Reviewed Mar. 21, 2012
I love this and so easy to fix. I added a little tarragon for a little added sweetness. Yummo!
Reviewed Oct. 24, 2011
I add fresh spinach sometimes I grade a carrot in as well. simple and easy.
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I add fresh spinach sometimes I grade a carrot in as well. simple and easy. I like to add fresh black pepper also.
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A few draft prospects in the WVU v. UT game right now.
Apart from the two fumbles, QB Geno Smith looked great versus Texas.
Yea he will likely be a high pick. Not sure how he will be in a pro offense but he will sure get a chance at it.
Jordan Poyer CB, Oregon ST. had 3 int's this week could be a 2nd round pick.
2 more players to keep an eye onzach ertz TE stanfordlevine toilolo TE stanford.both have very good upside and would be easily available in the 2nd-3rd round if we decide to give up on stocker or employ him as only a blocking TE
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Ça Va Brasserie by Todd English
- Address:
310 West 44th Street
New York, NY 10036Neighborhood:
Theater District / Times Square
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $31 to $50
Ça Va Brasserie by Todd English
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cavatoddenglish.com/
- Phone: 2128034545x
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Daily: 7:00am - 11:00am
Brunch: Sunday: 11:00am - 5:00pm
Lunch: Monday to Saturday: 11:00am - 5:00pm
Dinner: Daily: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Bar and Lounge: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am-1:00am,
Sunday: 12:00pm-1:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French, Contemporary French
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Fireplace, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Special Events: Ça Va's private dining room offers a selection of Todd English's most popular brasserie creations, as well as custom menus, artfully presented and served by a gracious staff. The private dining room, which is divisible into three, is the perfect venue to host your event. Whether hosting an intimate power meeting or a large group for a special occasion, the backdrop of the sophisticated garden is an oasis from the bustling city streets. This unique and flexible design provides guests the ability to customize any special event.
A word from Ça Va Brasserie by Todd English
World-renowned Chef Todd English's newest restaurant concept, Ça Va, is located in the heart ofContinued
New York City's Theater district. Ça Va is a modern twist on the traditional brasserie serving
breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as a Pre-Theater dining menu.
New York City's Theater district. Ça Va is a modern twist on the traditional brasserie serving
breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as a Pre-Theater dining menu.
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Ça Va Brasserie by Todd English reviews from OpenTable diners
217 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.1Service4
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (101)special occasion (65)great for lunch (51)neighborhood gem (51)good for groups (43)romantic (43)great for brunch (41)vibrant bar scene (40)notable wine list (23)late-night find (17)hot spot (10)kid-friendly (6)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Ok but not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/27/2014This was my second visit it was disappointing. The food was nothing special - and the service was ok. It's convenient to my office but not sure I'll be going back.
- Sushi but moreRH13VIPDined on 8/20/2014Loads of fun. Every dish our group ordered (and we ordered lots of them) was terrific. Great cocktails. Wonderful sake offerings. We had every dessert on the menu and one was better than the next.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OysterponderVIPDined on 8/20/2014Reminds us of hotel restaurants in the 60s------uniformly bad.
- Good for pre-theaterEVFoodieVIPDined on 8/20/2014Had a very nice lunch before a matinee on Broadway. Very reasonably priced prix-fixe lunch, as well as a wide selection of a la carte choices. Had a delicious ABCLT sandwich (avocado, bacon, chicken, lettuce and tomato). Friendly service. Delicious, warm bread served. Worth a visit, for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Time's the CharmMysteryDinersDined on 8/17/2014Tried Ca Va for the 1st time after a Sun matinee theatre performance. My husband & I really enjoyed our early dinner. Service was great. Our meal was delicious. We both had appetizers, entrees, desserts & drinks. I had the bone marrow app. Pete had the charcuterie. I had the lamb entree & Pete had the salmon. The portions were generous, the food was delicious & the plates were beautiful. My lamb was cooked as I requested med-rare. We were quite full so I ordered a latte & sorbet for dessert. Pete had espresso & ice cream. I had wine with dinner. Pete had tap beer. There was nothing we didn't like. Everything was served nicely by attentive staff. The price is upscale. We paid just under $200 with tip. It was worth it for a great dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinnerAbbieDined on 8/15/2014Great service and excellent food. Had a good dining experience.Special Features:
- Ca VaIrisHDined on 8/15/2014Went for restaurant week. Food was great, excellent service, it was nice that they allowed you to substitute a glass of wine for dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/14/2014Ideal for a pre theater dinner...food was great and our waiter was especially good, informed and amiable. We had a full meal and were done in ample time. Only negative are the number of bathrooms --2-- for such a large restaurant so just plan ahead.
- Still Great!!JoanWDined on 8/13/2014I haven't been here for a while, so i was really pleased to find the quality is still there. We came for Restaurant Week. I had the escargot, beef tournadoes and bread pudding. All were excellent. We will not wait so long to return. It was my friend's first visit and she can't wait to bring her husband. Truly wonderful flavors, presentation and service. You will not be disappointed, go.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/13/2014Ive had brunch here several times and it has always been delicious. This was my second time for dinner and I was not as pleased. I will come back but only for brunch. I had fish and my two dinner partners had steak. We thought the food was just OK. The service however was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ExperienceColleenVIPDined on 8/13/2014We went here due to it's convenience to the theatre, and it happened to be during Restaurant Week. Their Restaurant Week menu selections were great! The gazpacho was delicious, and the halibut was fantastic. It really was the perfect summer dish, with an heirloom tomato and arugula salad. Our table had no complaints whatsoever about the food. Our waiter was great. He offered excellent service, and when he knew we had to rush to get out for a show, he was incredibly prompt with our coffee and dessert. The style of the restaurant was very modern, but warm feeling, and there was a great bar area with couches and club chairs. Overall the experience was wonderful, and we will definitely go back.Special Features:
- Wonderful..FrecklesDined on 8/12/2014The food was delicious, the presentation superb and the waiter was very attentitive. The restaurant is very handsomely designed and a needed change from the other restaurants in the area, albeit, it is in a hotel.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good brunch in the theatre districttoblisDined on 8/10/2014Both my friend and I enjoyed the brunch and lunch . The food was presented in a lovely fashion and the food was good. The service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- pre theater lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/9/2014had lunch before seeing a show and my guest and I loved the croque madame and the banana nut bread french toast. Service was attentive but not intrusive, coffee was delicious - no complaints whatsoever. I would definitely come backSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/8/2014It was great to have a basket of gluten-free bread at our table - thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great choice!chowDined on 8/7/2014Ça Va was highly accommodating towards my group of nine people, and the service was prompt, courteous, and extremely helpful. I originally was worried about how things would run that night—I was in charge of both dinner and theatre plans, for relatives visiting from out of the country. But Ça Va's staff took the initiative to reach out to me and gave me assurance that the night would go well. I know that for some places, service tends to suffer during Restaurant Week, but it was not the case here. The pace of the entire course of dinner was comfortable. Food was wonderful, ambiance was perfect, and everyone enjoyed the experience. I would definitely consider bringing others here again.Special Features:
- CA VA BrasserieMaruzellaVIPDined on 8/7/2014This is our third visit to this restaurant and the food is just consistently delicious! Beautiful presentation of every plate and the service is always attentive and friendly. We will be abck !Special Features:
- Ridiculously RudenjalisonDined on 8/7/2014If you don't want guests to make reservations at 4PM, don't allow them to do so on Open Table. Due to my own schedule, I made a reservation at 4PM. I was greeted by the hostess with a look like I had two heads, informed that she hoped I didn't expect the dinner menu, and then, as we were seated, FURTHER informed that she hoped I realized they needed the table by 5PM. The food was mediocre and the service sub-par, though it was cheerful and prompt, the server clearly did not have the "time" for us to do anything like tell us what was on the charcuterie platter or anything similar. I would NOT be returning there, and would not recommend others to go there. One outstanding thing: the pommes frites were fabulous.
- craigDined on 8/6/2014Excellent food, not bothered for time. Chicken confit was amazingSpecial Features:
- Great theater restaurantluvs2dineoutDined on 8/6/2014Found it looking for a Restaurant Week restaurant close to Second Stage Theatre. Great find! Elegant décor, relatively quiet so good for conversation. Beautiful presentation of delicious food. And a particularly great value during restaurant week but we'll go back the next time we have tickets at Second Stage. Thoughful service that evening. My husband was stuck in the Lincoln Tunnel helix but I was able to order his meal for him. They brought our appetizers (his was a delicious gazpacho) but our server held back from putting our main course on the grill until all four of us were at the table. So the food was served perfectly - and we still had plenty of time to make an early curtain.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- laddDined on 8/6/2014Always a pleasure dining here. The service is outstanding, and the personnel is always accommodating.Special Features:
- NicknameDined on 8/5/2014The offering for the restaurant week menu was superb. The food was artistically prepared. The gazpacho was the best I've had. Every dish was unique and totally unexpected, but oh so good, way above the norm . We have participated in the Dine about Town in San Francisco for ten years but the quality and the offering have deteriorated to the extent that we are no longer interested. However, if this meal is indicative of the other New York restaurant's offering, we will definitely go back and try several others before heading back home to San Francisco. Kudos to Todd English. We look forward to returning for another great dining experienceSpecial Features:
- Consistently ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/4/2014This is my 5th or 6th time at Ca Va and each time has been an amazing experience. The food is consistently superb and the wait staff is knowledgeable and very attentive without being over bearing. Love it!Special Features:
- Would try it again.trexDined on 8/2/2014Had the Saturday night prime rib special-delicious and perfectly cooked. Sea bass was lacking in moistness and flavor. Skip the salad. Enjoyed the evening out with friends.Special Features:
- Vacation DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/2/2014This is a great place to have nice dinner. Service was great, the decor was awesome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant WeekokraprofDined on 8/1/2014Ça Va Brasserie was a great choice during our Restaurant Week getaway to the city. Excellent location in the theater district. While we ordered from the Restaurant Week menu, the preparation certainly did not suffer. Delicious food and generous portions served by friendly, attentive staff.Special Features:
- Food Is OK in Restaurant Week Menusammo3000VIPDined on 8/1/2014I came here for dinner with my friends. We ordered the food from the Restaurant Week Menu - The entree beef medallions are good, but the Appetizers and the Desserts were so disappointed. I suggest that choose a glass of our Sommelier Wine Selection instead of a dessert for free charge. Services were a little slow.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/31/2014excellent service! Food was well prepared and waiters were very helpful in suggestions for choosing the best meals for the prefixe menuSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/30/2014I had items from the restaurant week menu which were good. My husband ordered off the regular menu - the grilled octopus was delicious but the chicken was tasteless. The presentation on all dishes was great but the food was ok...will not be going back there. Our table was right on top of the 2 tables next to us on either side.
- Good food and ambience, but...OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 7/30/2014I generally don't write restaurant reviews. In this case, however, I feel compelled. I came for an early dinner with a friend on a Wednesday. The restaurant is open, vibrant, clean and modern, and the food is very good. I would recommend this place to others, HOWEVER, and this should never be an issue, but in this case it is, there are only 2 individual, unisex bathrooms for the entire restaurant! And this includes what appears to be an active bar scene. The lines were long to use the facilities during our entire visit, in fact my guest came back once because the line was too long. This should not happen at a place like this, and it unfortunately brought the experience down to AVERAGE from VERY GOOD.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ca VaOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/30/2014My friend loves the Chicken Paillard. I had the Le Panini, short rib heaven!!! it melted in your mouth. Ca Va is our place to go when we come in for a play.Special Features:
- Post Theater DiningLorinDined on 7/29/2014I picked the restaurant for three reasons; 1. Location close to theater. 2. Guests requested a French restaurant. 3. It was offering a "restaurant week" pre-fix dinner. We were all pleased with the service the food and not so impressed with the modern atmosphere and noisy music from the bar. The Tornandos were amazing and the portions were generous. The fish was very well presented and our guest reported it was excellent. The Risotto was less impressive and could have used an extra something. The deserts, a bread pudding with ice cream and cookie plate were very good and well presented. The staff also brought a special birthday tribute to one of our guests, without being reminded. A nice touch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Theater District GemmikefromnycVIPDined on 7/29/2014Although we when there for Restaurant Week, and the Price Fixed menu was just fine, we were so tempted that we ordered a la carte dishes that we never saw elsewhere, and they were great.They included steak tartar with marrow served in a sliced femur bone and a sliced cinnamon roasted duck with a generous portion of foie gras. Words cannot describe. Waiter Jordan was perfect, with his knowledge of wine and beerSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant WeekOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/29/2014Food was great - choices were good. I think they should have had different choices for dessert but that's really here nor there.Special Features:
- More attentive Service, PleasePrivateCitizenDined on 7/25/2014I realize they have an ebb and flow with the theater crowd, but we stayed past the first show time, and the place became dead. Thus I would have expected closer attention to our table, like ensuring we had enough bread. Boullibase was excellent, hight recommend it, as was the bone marrow/beef tartar app. And they are right across the street from Birdland's.Special Features:
- CTFoodieVIPDined on 7/25/2014Good night, food excellent, server great but busboys need more training!Special Features:
- Great Pre-Theater SpotOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 7/25/2014We celebrated my husbands birthday with dinner at CaVa followed by theater. The staff was very welcoming, the food was both delicious and served in a timely manner, and CaVa provided a beautiful dessert plate with birthday wishes. The manager even stopped at the table to thank us for celebrating at CaVa. We highly recommend CaVa.Special Features:
- Restaurant Week DinnerCarolmicVIPDined on 7/25/2014Went this past Friday with 2 friends from out of town. We all ate the same thing off the Restaurant Week menu. We started with escargot. It looked beautiful and tasted good but not a big portion even for an appetizer. There were 4 snails, two in their shells and two not. For our entree we had the beef medallions served with mashed potatoes and mushrooms. It was cooked perfectly and this too looked beautiful. The desert was a vanilla bread pudding served with a cream cheese ice cream, and a huckleberry and rhubarb sauce. We all thought the sauce was too tart but enjoyed the pudding and ice cream still felt the portion could have been a bit larger. As this was during restaurant week the three courses were only $38 so very good deal.Special Features:
- pre-theatre lunchJBCinSDDined on 7/23/2014Ecellent spot for a pre-theatre lunch or dinner. Every course was outstanding and service was excellent.Special Features:
- Great location for theater mealMle642Dined on 7/23/2014Had lunch here before a matinee. Service was very cordial and attentive, really delightful. Food was good but nothing out of the ordinary. I don't think this is the spot for a special occasion, but for a pre or post show meal, this spot is convenient and a good bet.


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Loose horses cause chaos on country roads (From Witney Gazette)
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Loose horses cause chaos on country roads
10:40am Thursday 27th December 2012 in News
RETIRED pharmacist Margaret Driver got a shock when a loose horse clambered on to the bonnet of her Mercedes.
Mrs Driver, 59, of Oxford Road, Frilford, was in her car with husband Manfred, 60, on Saturday at about 8pm when the vehicle was surrounded by about seven horses in Cothill Road, Cothill, near Abingdon. She said her car suffered hundreds of pounds worth of damage.
Thames Valley Police spokeswoman Francine Rodrigues said they received five phone calls about the horses. They were later collected by their owner in a field near the Black Horse pub in Gozzards Ford.


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Student Government Association
The student-led governing bodies at different institutions vary according to size, structure, and authority. The Student Government at Midwestern State University is composed of the Student Body (all active students). That means that every student is automatically a member of the Student Government and is entitled to: attend meetings, write and submit resolutions and bills, and voted into or be appointed to Student Government positions.
Within the Student Government lies the Student Senate, where all of the action takes place. Note that not every student is automatically in the Student Senate. The Student Senate is composed of Student Senators and the Student Government Executive Board (President of the Student Body, the Vice President of the Student Body, and Secretary of the Student Body). This means that although the Student Body has all of the rights listed above, in order to be able to vote on resolutions and bills, a student must be a member of the Student Senate; in other words, the student must be a Senator.
There are two types of Senators: Organization Senators and Class Senators. Each official campus organization or club has one senator, and each class (i.e. Freshman, Sophomore etc.) has two senators. Organization Senators represent their respective organization (for example, the Caribbean Students Organization will choose one of their members to serve as their representative in the Student Senate), while Class Senators campaign for the position to represent their class in the Senate and are voted in by their peers (the people in their respective academic class year).
The job of the Senators is to speak and vote on behalf of their respective constituents (their organization or their class), while the purpose of the Executive Board is to orchestrate the entire vehicle of Student Government. This system of representative student government is designed to ensure that all students are represented if not according to their interests and activities (such as clubs are represented by their Organization Senator) but also by their class year (as all students have representatives for their class year).
These representatives meet in the Student Senate meeting twice a month on the first and third Tuesdays. Meetings begin at 7:00pm in Bolin 100. The Student Senate addresses student interests and problems in a legislative matter. Issues are talked about, and then if the issue warrants action, then a resolution will be drafted and approved, and then a bill will be drafted and voted upon.
Student Government does many things for the betterment of the Student Body every year. Some worthy accomplishments from previous years include:
• Establishing the current Bruce and Graciela Redwine Student Wellness Center and Vinson Health Center, some of the nicest recreational facilities in the country for an institution the size of MSU through the passage of a student referendum creating a Health and Recreation fee.
• Hired a full-time physician on campus in the Vinson Health Center through the establishment of the campus Medical Services Fee.
• Created the Student Honor Creed to demonstrate the student body's commitment to academic integrity and the values of a scholarly community.
• Renamed the former street "West Campus Drive" to "Louis J. Rodriguez Drive" in honor of Dr. Rodriquez's service to the university as President from and his unwavering support for and presence amongst the students, Extended the hours of the Moffett Library during Finals Week.
• Initiated the Student Athletic Fee to support the evolution of Midwestern State University's NCAA Division II athletic program as the dominant institution in the Lone Star Conference and one of the best in the entire nation as a model for college athletics and gender equity.


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Kid Chocolate vs GGG is the fight we should be pushing for.
Kid Chocolate vs GGG is the fight we should be pushing for.
Jan 21 2013, 08:19 AM
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I think Kid Chocolate has the style to bring out the best of GGG. I think Sergio vs GGG would be a dull fight do to the styles. I dont want see 12 rounds of Sergio moving around pot shotting and GGG trying to cut the ring off. Kid Chocolate is big and has some pop. But at times he looks kind of shaky on his fight, ala Tito Trinadad. This is the kind of fight that will answer some questions about both fighters.
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I saw a lot of weaknesses in GGG this past Saturday. His footwork was awful and his defense was little to be desired. The kid was hitting him at will and to be honest the only shot GGG was looking for was the knock out. He would have issues with Peter's speed and his footwork. I do not see GGG cursing this fight. he would have to work his ass off to get a decisive win. What is so special about GGG besides his big punching power? Now Larry Merchant would have had a hard on watching his fight this past Saturday, it was his type of fight. GGG did not impress me. I think Peter would give GGG issues, Peter doesn't have an iron fist like GGG has but he still has a punch and I think he would give him major issues. Martinez would kill this kid. He would dance around him and beat the shit out this kid like he owed him money.
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The ship itself is 20 years old and she may look old on the outside, she's pretty well kept on the inside. Plenty of venues to hangout and grab a drink. My favorite spot on every RC ship in the Schooner Bar. Paul our Bar tender was amazing. Always remembred our drinks, We always went to him. There aren't many dining venues on Majesty compared to other ships. Just the Windjammer and the MDR. There's also a Comapss Deli which has pretty good Soups and Sandwichs. Theres a Johnny Rockets which is not my favorite, and Sorrentos which is good for a late night pizza run.
We had a superior ocean room on deck. Our cabin was perfect. Great size compaired to other cabins on this ship. Last time I was on the ship I had a Junior Suite which isn't really worth the extra money. Balconies don't even look down on the water thats why I just stayed with the SO cabin this time.
I love Coco Cay. One of my favorite private ports next to Labadee. Great day to just lay on the beach and relax.
I've been to Nassau several times so I really don't do any tours. There's a restaurant called "The Poop Deck" near atlantis that me and my friends goto. I would highly recommend getting some lunch here. The Lobster tail in amazing and the conch fritters are good too.
Majesty was a great cruise. I prefer her over Carnival or NCL. We're already booked to go on this cruise again next year. Same cabin. Hopefully we'll have the same experience. I've never had a bad cruise with Royal Caribbean and I hope to never have one.


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Random thoughts after another adventure in grocery shopping.by Ken Lanphear
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Mom's Apple Crispby David Louis
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Dietitian's tip: Not your typical bean salad, this bright side dish made with fresh soybeans (edamame) is loaded with texture and flavor. Perfect for a picnic or barbecue, it's easy to make ahead.
Trim the wax beans and cut crosswise into thirds. In a large pot fitted with a steamer basket, bring 1 inch water to a boil. Add the wax beans and edamame, cover and steam until both are tender-crisp, about 5 minutes. Drain, rinse with cold water and drain again.
Trim the green onions, then thinly slice on the diagonal, including the tender green tops.
In a large bowl, combine the steamed edamame and wax beans, green onions, tomatoes and basil. Toss to mix evenly.
In a small bowl, combine the vinegar, lime juice, honey and mustard. Whisk in the olive oil. Add the dressing to the vegetables and toss to coat. Season with the salt and pepper. Serve chilled or at room temperature.


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IPAB Has to Go, Providers and Advocates Urge
Some 500 healthcare provider groups and companies, patient advocates and employers on Thursday signed a letter to Congress urging repeal of the Independent Payment Advisory Board in fear that not only will its cost-cutting powers hurt patients' access to care, but that it will also raise costs for employers, and actually raise costs in the long run.
"Beneficiaries should have access to high quality care that emphasizes wellness and prevention (and…) programs should be sustainable, so today's working households know it will be there for them in the future," said Mary Grealy, president of the non-partisan Healthcare Leadership Council, a Washington, D.C. group that organized the letter.
However, she said, "The IPAB concept does not bring us closer to these Medicare goals. In fact there is a strong body of evidence telling us that IPAB will actually undermine healthcare quality and accessibility."
The council represents about 50 diverse health companies, from drug and device manufacturers to health insurers, hospitals, and employers such as Abbott and Aetna, the Mayo Clinic, and Walgreens.
Grealy made the remarks at a news conference to support the Protecting Seniors' Access to Medicare Act of 2013. That bill would repeal IPAB, a panel of 15 political appointees who would—in the event healthcare costs per Medicare beneficiary reach a certain level—have broad powers to apply targeted or across-the-board cuts to the healthcare sector to level federal expenditures.
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Robert K (4/28/2013 at 1:10 PM)
As long as the healthcare consortium plays by the rules, the panel is never even put in play. It is only the loss of enormous profits that motivates their dispute. If the 'for profit' side of healthcare cant live with solid profits, but must have huge profits, the patient loses every time.
DWM (4/26/2013 at 10:09 AM)
What a funny bunch we are...we want less government spending, yet we don't want mechanisms in place that actually lower spending. The IPAB only exists because our elected officials and industry "experts" have failed for years to act to control spending growth. It's sad to see that there's still a belief in "magic" that will lower costs over the long term while not lowering costs in the short term.
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The Knockout Game: Recreational Assault and Traumatic Brain Injury." The Lancet. 2014;383(9916):513-514."
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What looked like a big-time matchup at the beginning of the season has become just another game on the schedule. While the New England Patriots have lived up to expectations this season, winning often enough be firmly in the race for the No. 1 seed in the AFC, the Houston Texans have been a massive disappointment.
Coming off a loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Texans are heavy underdogs, even at home. While Patriots fans are hoping for the No. 1 seed in the AFC, Texans fans have their sights set on the No. 1 overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft.
It's been that kind of season in Houston.
Meet the New England Patriots
The Patriots are coming off an exciting, come-from-behind victory over the Denver Broncos on Sunday Night Football in Week 12. Tom Brady had arguably his best game of the season, throwing for nearly 350 yards and three touchdowns. Rob Gronkowski appears to be finding his groove again, and Brady is finally starting to get the rest of his offensive teammates healthy.
Defensively, the Patriots did a fine job holding Peyton Manning in check. A handful of young players really stepped up for New England, particularly in the secondary. They should have an even easier time against the struggling Texans.
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What happened to the Houston Texans? A preseason Super Bowl pick for some, the Texans have struggled on both sides of the ball this season. Injuries have played a factor, but the offense has been particularly bad in 2013. Matt Schaub and Case Keenum have both been inconsistent, and the running game isn't what it once was.
Maybe the Week 12 loss to the Jaguars was enough to spark something in the Texans, who do have the luxury of playing at home. It's tough to imagine them pulling off an upset against one of the AFC's best teams, though.
Local Takes: New England Patriots
The folks over at Pats Pulpit, SB Nation's New England Patriots blog, recognize the team's need to rebound quickly from the win and focus on the Texans.
Tom Brady understands the importance of games in the second half of the season. Now is when teams prove whether they are contenders or pretenders. To prove themselves as a contender, the Patriots must first move on quickly from wins and losses, which Brady says his teammates have done. He said, "We were in here today and had a good practice. That's a good way to start."
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Meanwhile, the bloggers at Battle Red Blog, SB Nation's Texans blog, put together a comprehensive preview in which they recall where things started to go wrong for Houston.
Remember when the Texans were good at football? That was waaay back about a year ago when our beloved 11-1 team went to Massachusetts (or New England, as it may be) and began a streak of losing 12 of the next 15.
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September 7, 2009
Dear Friend of Liberty,
First, I'd like to wish you a happy Labor Day.
Second, I thought I'd share Plank 2.7 of the Libertarian Party Platform:
"Labor Markets
We support repeal of all laws which impede the ability of any person to find employment. We oppose government-fostered forced retirement. We support the right of free persons to associate or not associate in labor unions, and an employer should have the right to recognize or refuse to recognize a union. We oppose government interference in bargaining, such as compulsory arbitration or imposing an obligation to bargain."
I hope you agree that government interference with labor markets does much more harm than good.
Labor Day is an official holiday for the Libertarian Party staff in Washington, DC, so our office is officially closed. However, I'm working at the office today because there's so much to do, and I want to get one step ahead on things. If you'd like to take one big step for liberty on Labor Day by signing up for a monthly pledge, please call me at 202-333-0008. (When the recording starts, just dial extension 222 to reach me.)
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The monastery of Alahan dates back to 5th century and had been founded by bishop Tarasis. The well preserved church is from the 6th century and shows the transition of the architecture from the late antique to the byzantine style.
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Modern civilization began right here in the Tigris-Euphrates river valley. Also known as the Fertile Crescent or Mesopotamia, this is the place where, six thousand years ago, agriculture, writing and mathematics were brought into widespread use.
The term "Middle East" comes from the British navy, which used it to describe the countries on the trade route from Europe to India and China. Everything from Afghanistan to Morocco may possibly be classified as "middle eastern", depending on whom you ask -- and when.
Only a partial list of past Empires in the middle eastern territory includes Sumeria, Babylonia, Persia, the Ottoman Empire and the Roman Empire!
When northern Europe was still lurking about in slimy cold stone castles playing chess, the Middle East was enjoying the flowers of poetry, luxurious craftsmanship, music and literature. In fact, the Renaissance in Europe was partly inspired by stories brought back from the middle east by travelers along the trade route.
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June 19, 2003, 08:24 AM
In today's Circuits section of the New York Times, there's an article profiling three Harry Potter sites that appeal to grownups (and teens as well), including TLC, FictionAlley's fanfic and message board sections, and Harry Potter for Grownups.
B.K. is featured for his work on the MUARI events, and I'm quoted as follows:
"A lot of people are trying to finish works-in-progress before the book comes out.... They want to get their pet theories on paper so they can see where they got it right or how far wrong they were."
The article also notes that Yahoo reported that more than 44 percent of Potter-related searches in May were by adults.


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Bring all ingredients to a boil in a large heavy saucepan; reduce heat to medium-low. Simmer until cherries are softened and start to release juices, about 10 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer cherries to a medium heatproof bowl.
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PLEASE write a letter to stop the repeal of Hayden's Law. Animals deserve a chance to live.
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Could someone please post the addresses of each individual where the letter should be sent for anyone living in the Danville community?
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Sadek said people who want to save the Hayden Law should write to the governor and their state senator and assembly member.
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Credit unions say NCUA examiners are pressuring them to keep long-term fixed assets below 35% of total assets, sacrificing income.
Pressured by NCUA examiners and concerned about interest rate risk, credit unions shed mortgages and other fixed rate assets, giving up income.
Despite a new state law in Colorado legalizing recreational use, credit unions still worry marijuana business accounts will run afoul of federal regulations.
While financial institutions wait for guidance from the DOJ, credit union leagues in Colorado and Washington caution against opening accounts for state-legal weed businesses.
SAFE Credit Union spiffs up local high school's student store and on-campus branch.
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SNL Financial report says lack of strategic thinking keeps most mergers among small credit unions who have no choice.
Consumers are increasingly tapping their smartphones and tablets to manage their money, a trend that may push personal financial management tools into the mainstream and open new opportunities for credit unions to help their members in real time.
Every day, six days a week, a credit union closes and never re-opens. That has been going on for many years. More than 3% of credit unions have annually closed for the past decade. By 2025, the United States will have around 4,500 credit unions.
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Whether it's nanotechnology or robotics, the incredible advances in American manufacturing that consumers take for granted often serve an additional purpose. These technologies support our military, particularly our soldiers fighting overseas.
American manufacturers supply our military with the essentials needed to defend this country, including tanks, fighter jets, submarines and other high-tech equipment. Maintaining our capability through a vibrant and dynamic industrial base is critical for our national security.
The alternative is to rely on other countries to supply our military, and risk being held hostage to the interests of these other countries, especially when they may run counter to our own. In particular, it is crucial that key components and technologies critical to the production of U.S. weapons, and related industrial capacity, be located within the United States.


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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- The Illinois Supreme Court has overturned the conviction of a Peoria man and ordered a new trial for him.
Christopher Coleman was convicted of Armed Robbery and Aggravated Criminal Sexual Assault in 1994.
On Thursday, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled that the local trial court and the 3rd District Appellate Court had erred in his trial.
Coleman was convicted largely on the testimony of a victim who said she remembered his voice and walk from when he was a child, although she had not seen him in years.
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Nationally known attorney to speak Nov. 6
Attorney for the notorious Sheppard murder case, Terry Gilbert, will present "DNA Evidence - A Criminal Justice Revolution," at Lake Erie College Tuesday, Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. in the Coe Conference Room of the Arthur S. Holden Center.
Gilbert will share his thoughts on the role of DNA in the United States courts, particularly from the standpoint of a defense lawyer. A criminal defense and civil rights lawyer for 33 years, Gilbert has witnessed tremendous changes in the American legal system.
In 1991, he joined the investigative team to re-open the Marilyn Sheppard murder case, serving as the attorney for the Sheppard family in successfully obtaining the release of previously undisclosed records and evidence which led to the trial against the State of Ohio for the wrongful imprisonment of Sam Sheppard, Ph.D.
He recently succeeded in defending two American Palestinians who were accused of murdering their cousin in what has been referred to as the "honor killing case." Gilbert also obtained one of the largest police misconduct verdicts in Ohio history and has been a member of the legal team which successfully challenged the constitutionality of Ohio's Supermax prison in a case that reached the U.S. Supreme Court.
Gilbert has appeared frequently on programs including "The Today Show," CNN's "Burden of Proof," Court TV, "60 Minutes," "Dateline," PBS "NOVA" and public radio.
"… I would have to say that the most important development in the pursuit of justice is the advent of DNA technology," said Gilbert. "It has revolutionized the notion of identifying the truly guilty and the truly innocent."
While Gilbert believes that DNA identification was hailed as a great tool for the police and prosecution, he notes that "There were some unexpected twists in its application - in particular the ability to expose wrongful convictions of the innocent and reveal the dark side of overzealous prosecutions."
A veteran of numerous high-profile criminal cases, Gilbert has written and lectured extensively on criminal justice issues. He is a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense lawyers, American Civil Liberties Union, Center for Constitutional Rights, National Lawyers Guild, the American Society of Forensic Scientists and the NORML legal Committee.
Gilbert is also active in the anti-death penalty movement, efforts to address the problem of wrongful imprisonment of the innocent, the proliferation of rates of incarceration and prison growth and the failed drug war. He also received the 2002 American Bar Association Litigation Section's John Minor Wisdom Public Service and Professionalism Award.
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Hillsborough County deputies are investigating a double shooting in the Plant City area that happened on Friday morning.
At about 3:30 a.m. HCSO received a call about shots fired at 2709 Chorba Drive in Plant City. Deputies discovered two men suffering from gunshot wounds.
Deputies have determined that three men had been out drinking and partying at a club and sometime after they returned to the trailer on Chorba Drive shots. Authorities say the men thought they heard noises outside the trailer. One of the men went outside and fired shots in the ground to scare anyone away. The gun reportedly jammed and the man went inside where one of the other men unjammed the gun. Detectives say the landlord then approached the trailer and someone shoots through the trailer at the landlord. Deputies say the landlord returns fire and shoots one of the men in the head. The landlord was shot in the leg. Officials say the man in the trailer was flown to Tampa General Hospital and the landlord was taken to South Florida Baptist Hospital in Plant City. Officials have not released the names of the men involved or their conditions. Stay with WFLA.com for more on this story.
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text: I'd like to propose a solution. First, ask your state and federal representatives to abolish the tip credit, which would turn tips back into actual gratuities: something given free of obligation. Second, announce your tipping practice to your server as soon as you sit down. Virtually every other employee in America knows how much they'll be paid up front, and somehow the man who sells me shoes and the woman who does my dry cleaning still manage to provide adequate service. I have no doubt waiters and waitresses are the same. Finally, tip a flat, but reasonably generous, dollar amount per person in your party. Around 20 percent of Americans, mostly older people, tip a flat amount already, so it's not exactly revolutionary. A server's pay shouldn't be linked to whether or not you have room for dessert.


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Mitt Romney finds the amount we're adding to the deficit each year immoral, and if he wins the election, he's going to do something about it. What that it is, is a complete mystery, since he hasn't named anything he's actually going to cut -- other than PBS and Obamacare (except the main parts of it).
So how's he going to reduce the deficit without making any major cuts? Jon Stewart worked it out on Tuesday's "Daily Show". Some magic is involved.
Watch part one above and part two below.
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He Debated Bill O'Reilly For Over An Hour
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Yes, even strip clubs.
Even Cats Love HIm
To be fair, his guest that night was a bag of Meow Mix.
He Doesn't Forget His Stand-Up Roots
He Saved Us From Craig Kilborn
What if we were still watching "The Daily Show with Craig Kilborn"?
Stephen Colbert
Stephen Colbert was already a correspondent on "The Daily Show" when Jon took over, but the chemistry between the two is what really allowed Colbert to shine and eventually break off and host his own show. Here's a clip from Jon's first episode of "The Daily Show" in January 1999, which also featured a segment with Colbert (at around 4:59).
He Gave Us The Rally To Restore Sanity
He Made Us Cry After 9/11
He Can Handle An Awkward Interview
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His Biannual 'Night Of Too Many Stars' Autism Education Benefit Show
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Before he was informing twentysomethings about political and media blunders, he was making crude jokes in a leather jacket (and smoking in non-smoking areas) at colleges like in this video.
He Seems Like A Great Dad
He Has A Great Rapport With The First Lady
He's Not Bad With President Obama, Either
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Some even think he's the funniest person in America.
He Told The 'Crossfire' Hosts That Their Show Was Terrible
Remember this?
He Stood Up For 9/11 First Responders
He Has Serious Chats With Bono
He Interviewed George Carlin
Two great minds came together in 1997.
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This Airport Security Bit From The 2002 Grammy Awards
Now that's commitment to a bit.
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His Correspondents Go On To Do Great Things
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He's won ten in a row!
He Raised Money For Hurricane Relief
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All he needs are a chalkboard and a pair of glasses.
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GigaomMeet Obama's new "piracy czar," same as the old czar
The U.S. is about to get a new czar to oversee piracy and intellectual property. If the country must have a czar, why can't the person look at other IP-related problems… Read more »
The U.S. is about to get a new czar to oversee piracy and intellectual property. If the country must have a czar, why can't the person look at other IP-related problems… Read more »
Shapeways is now allowing anyone to upload and sell content featuring Hasbro characters. Shapeways, Hasbro and the artist all get a cut of the sale. Read more »
The world's most prestigious soccer league is warning fans not to share goals on social media, even though there is no apparent business or legal justification for doing so. Read more »
The music industry wants the government to change World War II era regulations to allow more "flexibility" — it sounds good in theory, but the charge to change consent decrees appears… Read more »
A U.K. man has been arrested for running a proxy server that granted access to "piracy" websites that had been blocked by the courts. The unnamed 20-year-old was arrested earlier this… Read more »
The estate of Arthur Conan Doyle tried to squeeze an editor into paying for Sherlock Holmes works in the public domain. Now the estate will pay instead after Judge Richard Posner… Read more »
The new "Operation Creative" tactic is designed to tackle the funding of copyright-infringement websites without making users vulnerable to malware, as an earlier pilot accidentally did. However, it's a bit worrying… Read more »
Aereo's greatest utility was the ability to watch must-see live TV on a phone or tablet in more or less real time, but that type of content makes up only a… Read more »
YouTube can help unknown musicians and performers gain an audience — but it can also create tension when a performer like Michelle Phan, who is now snared in a copyright dispute,… Read more »
Suspected "pirates" will get told they've been spotted — but that's it. This appears to be little more than a consumer awareness campaign, with no threatened disconnections. Read more »


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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - One-time presidential nominee and former Massachussetts governor Michael Dukakis is in San Diego for a special appearance at USD.
"I want to encourage young people to go into public service. We're just producing some terrific young people in this country who are really interested in politics, interest in public service, want to get involved," Dukakis said.
Dukakis was invited to USD to talk about his life in politics and public service. He's been teaching for the past two decades and spends three months out of the year doing so in Southern California.
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"I didn't really speculate. It's a great time to be on television because television is at its finest… which also means the competition is incredibly hard," said Bacon during Good Day New York.With too many movie roles to count, Bacon admits he never thought he'd make his way back to television.
"After I left soap operas I said I'll never come back to this."His big break, decades ago, came with a starring role in 'Animal House.'"I thought I was a star. The money I made from 'Animal House' I spent in a week in a half.. I had to go back to waiting tables," said Bacon who arrived in New York City from Philadelphia in 1976.Looking at Hollywood success as a series of "baby steps" proved to be the best outlook to have, said Bacon.After its premiere episode following the NFC Championship on Sunday night, 'The Following' moves to its normal slot on FOX 5, Mondays at 9 p.m.
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