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Monday- Cheese Pizza, Tossed Salad, Steamed Corn, Veggie Cup, Peach Cup
Tuesday- Steak Sandwich, Baked Fries, Lettuce/Tomato, Jell-O/Fruit, Applesauce
Wednesday- Country Fried Steak, Rice, Wheat Roll, Peas & Carrots, Sliced Apples
Thursday- Ranch Baked Chicken, Cornbread, Sweet Potatoes, Black Eyed Peas, Grapes
Friday- Beef-A-Roni, Tossed Salad, Breadstick, Veggie Cup, Fruit
Monday - Chicken Fajita, Tossed Romaine, Salad, Corn on Cob, Fruit
Tuesday- Little Smokies, Tossed Romaine Salad, Mac & Cheese, Steamed Broccoli, White Beans, WW Breadstick, Fruit
Wednesday- Chili, Tossed Romaine Salad, Raw Veggies, Baked Potato, Grilled Cheese Toast, Fruit
Thursday- BBQ Sandwich, Tossed Romaine, Hash Brown Pattie, Slaw, Fruit
Friday- Sack Lunches Available
Monday- Pizza, Side Salad, Ranch, Corn on Cob, Fruit and Milk
Tuesday- Beef Steak Sandwich, Fruited Jell-O, Lettuce and Tomato, French Fries, Fruit, Milk
Wednesday- Country Fried Steak/Gravy, Rice, Roll, Peas and Carrots, Fruit, Milk
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Tuesday- Chicken Pot Pie, Green Salad, Choice of Fruit
Wednesday- Salisbury Steak, WG Roll, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Fruit Cup
Thursday- Bar-B-Q Sandwich, WG Chips, Baked Beans, Vegetable Cup, Choice of Fruit
Friday- Sack Lunch
Menu will be same for all Walker County Schools, only portions vary.
Monday- Ham, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Wheat Roll, Cookie, Applesauce, Milk
Tuesday- Chili with Beans, Cheese Toast, Crackers, Salad, Orange Slices, Milk
Wednesday- Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Lettuce & Tomato, Tater Tots, Broccoli Florets, Pears, Milk
Thursday- Pepperoni Pizza, Corn, Carrot Sticks, Peaches, Milk
Friday - Corn Dog, Baked Beans, Salad, Apple, Milk
Menu will be same for all Winston County Schools, only portions vary.
Monday- Chicken Nuggets, Steak Nuggets 9-12, Roll, Pear Salad w/ Mayo & Cherry or Orange Juice, Baked Beans, Mashed Potatoes, Choice of Milk
Tuesday- Veg. Beef Soup, Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Crackers 9-12, Peach Slices or Grape Juice, Strawberry Jell-o, Choice of Milk
Wednesday- Cheese Pizza, Cheese Sticks 9-12, Pineapple Tidbits or Fruit Juice, Romaine Salad, Spaghetti Sauce 9-12, Baked Potato, Choice of Milk
Thursday- (SACK LUNCH) Chicken Sandwich, Fish Sandwich 9-12, Fresh Orange or Apple Juice, Fresh Broccoli, Fresh Carrots, Curious George Fruit Snack, Sour Cream & Onion Chips, Choice of Milk
Friday- (SACK LUNCH) Hot Dog on Bun, Sloppy Joe 9-12, Fresh Apple or Orange/Pineapple Juice, Fresh Broccoli, Fresh Carrots, Cheetos Chips, Fruit Roll-Up, Choice of Milk


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punch, which cost Blount most of his 2009 season and might be what he's best known for and what he most regrets to date.
Tampa Bay is intrigued by Blount's 240-pound frame and 4.6 speed, which helped him rush for 1,002 yards (7.3 avg.) and 17 touchdwons in 2008. While the Bucs need more speed in their offensive backfield, Blount's bruising running style has the Bucs interested in possibly drafting him in April.
"I'm not really worried about getting drafted because I know for a fact that I'll get a shot on somebody's team, even as a free agent," Blound said.
Draft analysts abound predict Blount will be selected in the middle rounds. He said he's heard he could go even higher. Blount, from Perry, Fla., has visits planned with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
"It's lovely just having teams interested in me," he said.
Don't let his humility fool you. Blount believes he will be a steal for whichever team selects him.
"To be 100 percent honest, I feel like I'm the best running back in this draft," he said.
Source: OregoneLive.com - Aaron Fentress
PewterReport.com's Take: Blount's character has been called into question quite a bit since the infamous punch, but most teams are looking past it at this point since it appears to have been an isolated incident. Blount has helped himself quite a bit with a strong offseason (Senior Bowl and combine) and more mature attitude. Tampa Bay needs to add more speed to its stable of running backs, but Blount is the type of physical runner that Bucs head coach Raheem Morris likes. Who doesn't? Look what Brandon Jacobs has done for the New York Giants. It will be interesting to see if the Bucs actually pull the trigger and draft Blount after he visits One Buccaneer Place. One thing we do know is the Bucs likely will take a running back fairly high in the 2010 NFL Draft.
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The Gloucester High School gym has been plagued by the results of poor workmanship since the reconstruction project, as well as poor attention to maintenance over the years.
From the emission of fumes from the diisocyanates in the flooring on the indoor track, the warped spaces and holes in the foam, and now the leaking roof it has been a never-ending compendium of problems.
While I think the efforts by the athletic director and the trainer are commendable (the Times, Sports story Feb. 16, Editorial, Tuesday, Feb. 19), this should not be something to which they should have to tend on a regular basis or have to constantly deal with the safety factor for the students constantly.
Maintaining roofs and the buildings in the schools should be a priority. Another case in hand is the deterioration that's being allowed at Fuller School.
Good maintenance translates to safe and healthy schools.
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Office of the Governor
Mark R. Warner FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Governor July 7, 2004
Contact: Ellen Qualls Martha Mead, DMHMRSAS
Phone: (804) 786-2211, x2379 (804) 786-9048
Cell Phone: (804) 393-9429 Trina Lee, Virginia Dept. of Health
Internet: www.governor.virginia.gov (804) 864-7008
RICHMOND-Governor Mark R. Warner today announced the establishment of a joint advisory council to coordinate behavioral health preparedness and response to any future disaster or terrorist acts within the Commonwealth. This unique group is a joint effort of the Virginia Department of Health and the Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services.
"Terrorist attacks and natural disasters have devastating effects on our mental health," said Governor Warner. "Individuals, groups, and communities may experience significant impacts from such events or acts. Behavioral health care interventions are critical to helping even the most resilient people respond and recover."
The Terrorism and Disaster Behavioral Health Advisory Council (TADBHAC) will provide guidance to the Virginia Departments of Health and Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services and other key disaster response entities. The Council represents the development of an important partnership and planning process among federal, state, and local agencies and organizations coordinating behavioral health and public health preparedness and emergency response within the Commonwealth. It is a grassroots, leadership-based approach that takes place locally, with health departments and community services boards linking strongly to serve as a core partnership in emergency response. This partnership will also bring together municipal agencies, including emergency management, law enforcement, fire and rescue departments, public and private and military behavioral health care providers and agencies, hospitals, academic institutions, public information, and others as locally indicated.
"The scope and depth of the Council's knowledge in this very critical area promises to well serve the Commonwealth in planning and preparing for and implementing a sound, effective, and evidence-based behavioral health response to any emergency event that may occur," said James S. Reinhard, M.D., Commissioner Mental Health, Mental Retardation, and Substance Abuse Services.
"This Council, which has members from public health and behavioral health disciplines, clearly demonstrates that the two areas need to be strongly linked in all-hazards emergency preparedness and response planning in order to be effective and successful," said State Health Commissioner, Robert B. Stroube, M.D., M.P.H..
TADBHAC has adopted goals to eliminate the duplication of efforts that currently exist in the disaster behavioral health arena. These goals will guide state and community agencies and organizations in their individual emergency operations planning, and in the realms of prevention, response, and recovery. The goals include:
* Institute a planning process that integrates the principles of public health and behavioral health preparedness and response into the overall disaster planning process, paying particular attention to assisting localities in developing a cooperative and effective community response. The plan will include guidelines, standards and recommendations for training and education, credentialing in service provision, coordinating interagency response, identifying resources, and using evidence-based practices.
* Develop planning and guidance on how to meet the increased need for public health and behavioral health services in any disaster, often referred to as 'surge capacity'.
* Incorporating principles of community and individual resiliency in the planning process.
* Establishing guidelines for the empirical evaluation of crisis health care and behavioral health efforts.
The Council's membership includes state agencies, community services boards, academic institutions, the military, American Red Cross, advocacy organizations, professional societies, and business and industry. Council members were selected because of their specialty expertise and multiple agency affiliations.
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Mark L. Dembert, M.D., M.P.H. (Chair, TADBHAC)
Health Director, Western Tidewater Health District
Suffolk, Virginia
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Eastern Virginia Medical School
Norfolk, Virginia
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Bethesda, Maryland
(Former Eastern Regional Medical Consultant Emergency Preparedness and Response Programs)
Virginia Department of Health
Bill Armistead, M.P.H.,
Director, Disaster Preparedness and Response
Office of Planning and Development
Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services
Richmond, Virginia
David R. Beckert, B.S.
2nd year Medical Student
Director of Operations, UVA Medical Reserve Corps
School of Medicine, University of Virginia
Charlottesville, Virginia
Larry Braja, MSW
Human Services/Individual Assistance officer
Recovery and Administrative Services
Department of Emergency Management
Richmond, Virginia
Ruby E. Brown, Ph.D.
Mental Health Community Disaster Response Coordinator
Arlington County Behavioral Healthcare Division
(Former Project Director, Arlington County Community Resilience Project)
Member, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments' Substance Abuse and Mental Health Committee
Arlington, Virginia
Judy Cusumano, Ph.D.
Academic Counselor/Assistant Professor
Jefferson College of Health Sciences
Roanoke, Virginia
Kimberly J. Dowdell, B.S.
2nd Year Medical Student
Director of Administration, UVA Medical Reserve Corps
School of Medicine, University of Virginia
Charlottesville, Virginia
Edward M. Kantor, M.D.
Residency Training Director
Governor's Faculty Fellow in Public and Community Psychiatry
Director, Division of Consult-Liaison, Emergency and Community Psychiatry
Faculty Advisor, UVA Medical Reserve Corps
Department of Psychiatric Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Virginia Health System
Charlottesville, Virginia
(Head, Disaster Committee, Psychiatric Society of Virginia)
John Lindstrom, Ph.D.
Director of Assessment/Emergency and Medical Services
Richmond Behavioral Health Authority
Richmond, Virginia
(Chair, Mental Health Council, Virginia Association of Community Services Boards)
Julie Linker, Ph.D.
Associate Director, Commonwealth Institute for Child and Family Services
Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Medical College of Virginia/
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond, Virginia
Karen P. Mann, A.C.S.W.
Senior Planner
Office of Planning and Development
Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services
Richmond, Virginia
Dorinda Miller, Ph.D.
New River Valley Community Disaster Response Coalition
American Red Cross, Disaster Mental Health Services
Pearisburg, Virginia
Carol Morrow
State Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) Coordinator
Office of Emergency Medical Services
Virginia Department of Health
Richmond, Virginia
Mellie Randall, B.A.
Manager, Community Program Planning and Standards
Office of Substance Abuse Services
Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services
Richmond, Virginia
Peter L. Sheras, Ph.D.
Professor and Director of Clinical Training
Curry Programs in Clinical and School Psychology, Department of Human Services
The Curry School of Education, University of Virginia
(Past Chair, Region Ten Community Services Board
Mental Health Lead, Central Virginia Chapter, American Red Cross; Central Virginia
Coordinator, American Psychological Association, Disaster Relief Network)
Charlottesville, Virginia
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Well, he has done it again. If Gov. Paul LePage doesn't get his way, he and the Maine Heritage Policy Center go after a department or person that gets in the way.
Maine's speaker of the House cheated the taxpayers of millions; LePage's appointed head of the Department of Health and Human Services failed to report computer problems that cost taxpayers millions of dollars; the state treasurer has feathered his nest at the cost of the little town of Georgetown; and now Dale McCormick has been run out of office.
McCormick is a wonderful woman who has done so much good at the Maine Housing Authority in her seven-year tenure, and has been hounded into resigning.
Well, the MHPC will likely have someone from its ranks available right away.
Oh, yes, has anyone wondered where the MHPC gets its money? Ask, and one gets the answer, "We don't have to disclose that information." And its officers have the nerve to stand before the TV cameras and talk about transparency?
Having been a citizen of this state my entire 78 years, I am ashamed of what it is becoming. What is it teaching our children about the workings of government?
I think any honest and straight-thinking person will think twice about getting involved.
I send best wishes to McCormick. I know there are people and places who will appreciate her caring, honest work.
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Curious Mental Illnesses Around the World
By Carrie McLaren and Alexanra Ringe | Issue #21
These days, Western science takes it as a given that mental illness is rooted in biology. But this approach ignores culture's role in shaping health: simply put, different social environments create different mental health problems. Psychiatrists used to call ailments limited to particular environs "exotic psychotic syndromes" until it dawned on them that Western culture has its syndromes, too--namely, anorexia and bulimia nervosa. Now they refer to "culture-bound syndromes," though this name, too, is a bit misleading. Culture-bound syndromes are not linked to a particular culture in a particular time and place so much as to a prominent cultural emphasis. Cultures that place high importance on fertility, for example, may fuel fears of semen loss.
Though slow on the draw, the American Psychiatric Association began acknowledging the importance of culture in the fourth edition of its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) by adding an appendix on culture-bound syndromes. Granted, the main body of the DSM-IV is filled with syndromes you can only imagine happening in the West--disruptive behavior disorder, for instance, or medication induced mathematics disorder. But, hey, it's a start.
Here are a few examples of culture-bound syndromes.
A man who suffers from koro, or genital retraction syndrome, is gripped by the fear that his penis is shrinking and gradually being absorbed by his body. (Women suffer from koro, too--afraid for their nipples or vulva--but this is much rarer.) A typical case of koro goes like this: A man goes to urinate and notices that his penis is becoming smaller. Usually this happens because he's in a cold place or because he's upset about something--his sex life, for example. Both anxiety and exposure to cold cause male genitals to shrink temporarily.
But rather than shrugging the incident off, the man--who has heard about koro attacks in his community--only grows more anxious, particularly since koro is considered deadly. As panic mounts, the man grabs his genitals before they can retract into his body and calls for help. According to one scholar: "If no one is around to help hold onto his penis, he may even use mechanical devices--including cords, chopsticks, clamps, or small weights--to keep the penis from retracting." Koro attacks usually occur in epidemics rather than striking on an individual basis, further proof of their social nature.
Although some scholars trace koro to the Chinese concept of yin and yang, the syndrome and similar problems have also been found in places without any Chinese tradition. Ultimately, koro may have less to do with Chinese culture itself than with its strong cultural emphasis on fertility and procreation. Source: Timothy McCajor Hall, "Culture-Bound Syndromes in China," weber.ucsd.edu/~thall/cbs_koro.html
Many people, when startled, gasp or swear. But after a few seconds most of us return to whatever we were doing before. For those who suffer from latah, however, that jolt of surprise turns into a 30-minute orgy of screaming, dancing, and hysterical laughter, punctuated by shouted obscenities.
Though often unpleasant for the latah herself (latahs are usually middle-aged women), family and friends find the outbursts entertaining and slyly provoke them in order to see a show. Startled women tend to mimic those around them, aping relatives or imitating things they see on TV. When a woman goes latah in public, this can be a real problem: One woman told a New York Times reporter about a hunchbacked man who lives in her neighborhood. If something sets her off when she's out shopping, she'll start walking like him for no apparent reason.
Any number of things can cause the onset of latah. Sufferers often cite a traumatic experience--the death of a child, for instance--as the source of the problem. But, according to psychiatrist Ronald C. Simons, the author of Boo! Culture, Exper-ience and the Startle Reflex, "Some cultures are more fascinated (and amused) by the startle response than others, making people who are easily frightened objects of attention."
Source: New York Times Magazine, May 6, 2001
Brain fag, or brain fog
"Brain fag" is one of those phrases you would expect to see in 1930s advertisements along with housework fag and smoker's fag. (Fag is short for fatigue.) But in this case, the fag is primarily experienced by stressed-out students in Nigeria and other parts of Africa--a reaction, it is said, to the alien pressures of Western-style book learning. Symptoms include difficulties in concentrating, remembering, and thinking, as well as burning or crawling sensations under the skin and visual disturbances. Studiation madness is a term used in Trinidad for a similar syndrome.
Source: Pulse, June 3, 2002
Anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa
Yeah, we already know about anorexia and bulimia, though we may confuse the two (bulimia is the one where people binge and vomit; anorexics simply starve themselves). That's because modern eating disorders are a response to that tall, skinny woman who appears everywhere on magazine covers, billboards, and television, beckoning young women to look like her. Anorexia and bulimia occur overwhelmingly in countries with advertising-driven mass media: the U.S., Canada, Europe, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and South Africa. For those unconvinced of the media's impact, the example of the Fiji Islands provides a case in point. Prior to 1995, there was no television in the South Pacific nation, and the beauty ideal was curvy: to insult someone, you called her "skinny legs." But a few years after the introduction of television, girls in Fiji started dieting and showing signs of eating disorders.
Amok, or mata galap
The phrase "running amok" comes from this syndrome. The victim, known as a pengamok, suddenly withdraws from family and friends, then bursts into a murderous rage, attacking the people around him with whatever weapon is available. He does not stop until he is overpowered or killed; if the former, he falls into a sleep or stupor, often awakening with no knowledge of his violent acts. The pengamok is almost always a man between the ages of 20 and 45; there is only one female pengamok on record.
Some psychiatrists attribute amok to Malaysian culture's combination of extreme indulgence of young children and extreme restrictiveness for adolescents. As a result, the young men might stifle their feelings of hostility and also might blame others for their difficulties, leading them to lash out. According to social psychologists, a victim might suffer from amok after a loss of social status or another major life change.
Since the 1930s, amok has occurred rarely in Malaysia, and the few contemporary cases have been in rural areas far from modern influences. But the disorder, or something similar, has cropped up more recently in the Philippines, Thailand, Laos, and, one might argue, the United States.
Source: Manias and Delusions, Time/Life Books, 1992


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Just wanted to say thanks for the heads up. Honestly I never thought about this issue but it makes sense that everything in the world is pirated and bootlegged that it would make it's way to the outdoors industry. For most products it is not an issue. I've know a few people to come back with north face stuff from china. But when it is climbing gear it is a whole different story. Pretty simple that if you find a deal that is to good to be true, then it probably is! YOU GUYS SHOULD PUT SOME VIDEOS OUT SHOWING THE TWO PRODUCTS AND WHAT CAN GO WRONG WITH THE BAD ONES.


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At this point we don't even remember which ones are new, but here are some pics we think might be new, from the PoA press kit. Enjoy!
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Earlier this week, the new-look Colts opened the doors to their new-look locker room to the media for the first time. Much like many of the players, both old and new, our source on the scene was taken aback by the dramatic change of scenery. Gone are the familiar painted mottos on the walls dating back to Tony Dungy, as well as the familiar nameplates of Colts greats like Peyton Manning and Dallas Clark. In fact, only four Colts — WR Reggie Wayne, OLB-DEs Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis, and FS Antoine Bethea — found their locker spots hadn't changed.
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- 4 bone-in pork loin chops (7 ounces each)
- 1/4 cup seedless blackberry spreadable fruit
- 3 tablespoons ketchup
- 1/4 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1/4 teaspoon prepared mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon cornstarch
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- Broil chops 4-5 in. from the heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 145°. Let stand for 5 minutes before serving.
- Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, combine the spreadable fruit, ketchup, garlic and mustard. Bring to a boil. Combine cornstarch and steak sauce until smooth. Gradually stir into pan. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Serve with pork chops. Yield: 4 servings.
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MTV Reminders
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AmEx Cardholders Get Special Preview of GoF in NYC
Sheila let us know that at American Express's website, you can order tickets to a preview of Goblet of Fire at six o'clock P.M. on Wednesday, November 16. Tickets are $10.75 (plus $1 surcharge), and can only be purchased with an American Express card.
More UK Preview Programs Announced
Wendy sent in a list of GoF-themed programs on UK tv this week. Check out the following:
Harry Potter - Some Animal Magic, Sunday 13 November 4.45pm - 5.15pm
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Harry Potter - Behind the Magic, Saturday 19 November 6pm - 7pm
Ben Sheppard does some snooping aroundContinued...
"Professor of Brooding" - a Teacher's Take on Professor Snape
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a man who dressed for occult success; you canât swing an appointment as an instructor in Defence Against Dark Arts when youâreContinued...
New GoF Clip on Ellen
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Miranda Richardson on US TV
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Live PotterCast Updates and Info
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JKR-signed first edition of Goblet of Fire on eBay
CBBC Newsround presenter Lizo Mzimba has donated a first edition copy of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, autographed by J.K. Rowling, to the BBC's Children in Need Appeal. The book is up for auction as part of The Great Big Bid on eBay, and can be viewed here. Happy bidding, andContinued...
Request from the NY Post
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New GoF Clip: Post Second-Task
A new GoF clip (post second-task) has turned up here, at CommeauCinema.com. Thanks Basiled!
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More Reviews of Goblet of Fire
A fresh batch of reviews for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire are now cropping up today. The BBC posted a generally postive review of the film, noting how the trio has improved in their performances, and commenting on the "slick" performances from Alan Rickman and Brendan Gleeson. On the BBC siteContinued...
Reminder: GoF Related TV Thursday
Hope everyone has their VCRs set for tomorrow, as Thursday, November 10th really starts the big wave of Goblet of Fire related television programing here in the US. As we told you previously, actor Daniel Radcliffe will be making several television show appearances. They are:
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Full List of NYC Premiere Attendees and Info
The NYC premiere of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire will begin at 4pm on Saturday, November 12; stars will start arriving on the red carpet at 3pm. The screening is at the Ziegfeld Theater, 141 W 54th St. (between 6th and 7th Ave). The following are officially slated to attend:
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Consumers have a lot of responsibilities when they buy a new car, but one of their rights is to drive off with a product that functions properly. But if that product has a defect that cannot be repaired, Arizona's Lemon Law gives consumers the right to a refund or replacement.
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Reschreiter says her Mercedes starting acting up almost immediately after she bought it this past February. A sensor malfunction was causing all the safety features to shut down. She took it to a Mercedes dealership for repairs.
"The minute I received the car back again, the same thing happened as I was driving home," Reschreiter said.
Over the next few weeks Reschreiter says she was back and forth to the dealer several times for the same defect.
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Sounds like the Arizona Lemon Law applies. But how can a consumer be sure? Attorney Hyung Choi has handled many of these cases. He says consumers can ask for a refund or replacement if the same exact defect cannot be cured..
"Within two years or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first, then the vehicle can be deemed a lemon," Choi said.
Within that time frame, consumers must allow dealers four separate chances to fix the same defect.
"But once the consumer feels the dealer had enough chances to repair, then it's best to contact the manufacturer directly," Choi said.
Choi says the consumer must go through arbitration in order to get a possible buy-back offer from the car maker. He says it's important to have documentation at your hearing.
"Make sure you do get repair invoices, and make sure those invoices accurately reflect the complaints you made to the dealership at the time," Choi said.
Arbitration is between the car buyer and the car manufacturer - the car dealer is not involved.
Under Arizona's Lemon Law, the car maker can charge you for the miles you drove while you had the vehicle, and deduct that amount from their buy-back offer. So, make sure you keep a log of miles you drove back and forth to the dealership for all the repairs and any test miles the dealer drove, and fight not to be charged for those miles.
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MartinWendy Morse has been promoted to regional manager of the Vermont Department of Labor (VDOL) offices in Bennington and Rutland.
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Morse has worked for the labor department since 2002 as a career development facilitator III, and as the interim manager while the position was under recruitment through the states system. She has extensive work experience in marketing, advertising, purchasing and sales.
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Washington, DC—The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) new rule on school bus safety is "hypocritical," requiring one thing for safety on small school buses, recommending another for large school buses, and then granting blanket immunity from civil justice should any injuries arise, according to the American Association for Justice (AAJ).
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Original post made by TJ Shopper on Oct 4, 2006
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on Oct 4, 2006 at 10:38 pm
If TJ's opens at T&C, JJ&F is toast. JJ's has already been screwed over by the developer that wants to develop on/near their current site. This is not a good decision for those that value our northern markets.
I'm a pro-development person, but what I don't understand is why we can't bring in TJ's at Alma, or Edgewood PLaza. We have a surfeit of food markets in this part of town (Whole Foods, JJ&F, Mollie Stone's, Country Sun, and at least 2-3 small neighborhood "in-and-out" type markets, like 7/11). TJ's will just more pressure on them. Why would they go in at T&C, when the Menlo Park TJ's is only 5 short minutes from ther, in Menlo Park.
If this real, it's wrong-headed.
on Oct 5, 2006 at 12:34 pm
TJs would fill a void at Town Country Village. We need a reasonably priced grocer. Love JJ&F, but I'd also shop at TJs for specialty items. HOpe the rumor is true.
on Oct 5, 2006 at 1:47 pm
TJs coming to Palo Alto? That's the greatest news I've heard!!
on Oct 5, 2006 at 1:48 pm
Interesting... anyone know the exact site within T&C that TJ's would occupy?
on Oct 5, 2006 at 4:36 pm
As much as I love TJ's, do we really need one within two miles of the Menlo Park store? This seems ... unlikely.
But what do I know?
I agree - Alma or Edgewood would be much better.
on Oct 5, 2006 at 10:08 pm
How about a nice, big Starbucks? If I can't celebrate my gentrified suburban yuppie lifestyle with TJ's, then at least let me enjoy some comfy sofas and a grande latte!
on Oct 5, 2006 at 11:51 pm
Kyu, the Weekly article says it will be next to Long's.
Personally, I'd love a TJ's there. I don't go to the Menlo Park one because it's TOO crowded!
on Oct 6, 2006 at 12:02 am
I agree with ChrisK -- would LOVE to see TJ's go in at Edgewood Plaza!! In so many ways, it would be a much better location for Palo Alto and would in the long run probably do more for TJ's as it wouldn't take so much business from the MP location.
on Oct 10, 2006 at 10:08 am
Great idea to have TJs build at Edgewood Plaza -- but how likely is this...
on Oct 26, 2006 at 3:14 pm
Wow, I'll be so happy if Trader's opens @ T&C, we need a good store to shop at that is close by besides JJ&F, I love JJ&F however, Trader's has the specialty items that I enjoy buying.
on Nov 16, 2006 at 10:31 am
I agree that Town and Country needs some sort of anchor store -- but not only is there a TJ in Menlo Park, there's one in San Antonio Shopping Center in Mt. View and another in Sunnyvale. Unless TJ's is subscribing the Peet's Coffee House development method ( a shop on every corner, everytime you turn around), I'm not sure how much stock I'd put in this rumor.
on Jan 11, 2007 at 10:08 pm
So it seems the rumor is true.
I wonder how TJs will be with Paly students and Backpacks!!!!
on Jan 16, 2007 at 6:48 pm
I don't know about everyone, but I think a TJs would be great for T&C. I know that my friends and I would shop there (we're not overly impressed with the current options in T&C).
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After days of rain, Lake Hartwell water's have lowered some, allowing the dam's spillway gates to close.
According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the lake is at 664.5 feet which is within the lake's capacity, but only by a few inches.
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According to the National Weather Service, days of "epic" rain across the Upstate have left the ground saturated along with local bodies of water, including Lake Hartwell.
The lake reached the 665' level overnight Monday, requiring the gates to be opened about 4 a.m. Tuesday until later in the afternoon.
The last time Hartwell saw waters that high was April 8, 1964. And in recent years, the lake has seen record lows. The National Weather Service said the lake was 28 feet lower in 2008 than it was on Tuesday. An iWitness' photo from July 5, 2009 shows muddy shores and low lake levels along the dam.
The dam is located along the Savannah River at the South Carolina-Georgia line and creates Lake Hartwell.
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Bacon-Wrapped Cajun Jalapenos Recipe
These peppers are so addictive that if I want any for myself, I either need to make a double batch or hide some. The jalapenos are not that spicy after they are baked (I take out the seeds and white membrane), but have a wonderful flavor. —Linda Foreman, Locust Grove, Oklahoma
- 8 large jalapeno peppers
- 1 package (3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup finely shredded cheddar cheese
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- Cut jalapenos in half lengthwise; remove seeds and membranes. In a small bowl, combine the cream cheese, cheddar cheese and Cajun seasoning. Stuff about 1-1/2 teaspoons into each pepper half.
- Cut bacon strips in half widthwise. In a large skillet, cook bacon until partially cooked but not crisp. Wrap a bacon piece around each pepper; secure with a toothpick.
- Place on a wire rack in a shallow baking pan. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until bacon is crisp. Discard toothpicks. Serve immediately. Yield: 16 appetizers.
Editor's Note: Wear disposable gloves when cutting hot peppers; the oils can burn skin. Avoid touching your face.
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These are incredibly delicious. When I make these again I will add a little more cream cheese (we did have really large jalapenos though). Absolutely loved them.
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its hard to go wrong with cheese, jalapeno, & bacon
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Loved these! Easy to put together. Great flavor, but not too spicy after cooking.
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These are so easy to make and very delicious!
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We have been making these spicy little beauties for two years! One thing we do different is coat the bacon in brown sugar just before putting wrapping them. We learned this trick from Another bacon wrapped jalapeños TOH recipe. Sweet and spicy delight!!
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The zookeepers and storytellers at Tiny Tails to You! travel from town to town to organize pop-up petting zoos four days a week, and lease out hands-on learning experiences for festivals, summer camps, and private parties. What beasts turn up at these parties is up to the customer, who might arrange for anything from an avalanche of fluffy bunnies and baby birds to an encampment of chinchillas, hedgehogs, leopard geckos, and tortoises. The staff's love for animals extends beyond informative show-and-tells—head zookeeper Ed Bradfield offers pet-sitting services for dogs, cats, exotic pets, and house-trained rocks, and the zookeepers are nearly always offering baby bunnies for adoption.
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Track & Field Wins Two Events at Tom Jones Invite
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville University track and field competed in the Tom Jones Memorial Invitational in Gainesville on Saturday, April 19 and won two individual events.
Kree Clark and Samantha Turner placed first and second, respectively, in the discus throw, tossing 50.27m (164' 11") and 48.40m (158' 09"). Sally Marie Futch threw 41.38m (135' 09") which was good for eighth place.
Shanique Walker also placed first in the 100m hurdles BLUE in 13.47 seconds out of nine runners.
Svenja Meyer ran 4:36.57 minutes in the 1,500m run to place third of 24. North Florida's Alyssa Brandt won in 4:35.39.
In the hammer throw, Clark, Futch and Turner placed third, eighth and 12th, respectively. Clark tossed 51.38m (168' 07"), Futch 48.66m (159' 08") and Turner 41.83m (137' 03"). In the shot put, Turner placed fourth with 13.37m (43' 10.50") and Futch earned eighth with 12.46m (40' 10.50").
Katy Solis ran to fifth in the 3,000m run in 10:12.00 minutes while Caitlin Marino finished 15th in 10:43.12.
In the 400m dash, Courtney Walker placed seventh in 54.17 seconds and Shadaey Campbell finished 12th in 55.02 seconds.
Shanique Walker and Kaitlyn Taylor jumped to fifth and sixth place, respectively, in the triple jump. Walker reached 12.32m (40' 05.00") and Taylor 12.30m (40' 04.25").
In the high jump, Tiaona Smith placed 10th with a reach of 1.54m (5' 00.50").
In the 100m dash, Chynna Monica Chung placed 23rd of 28 in 12.63 seconds. Tori Bowie of Pure Athletics won in 11.10 seconds. Chung placed 45th of 51 in the 200m dash in 26.32 seconds while Courtney Walker finished 19th (24.15 seconds) and Shadaey Campbell 20th (24.27 seconds).
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Applications for the Abilene Area Pecan Show will be accepted Monday.
Entries range from your average pecan pie to bread or even candy.
Entries will be accepted from any resident of Taylor, Callahan, Fisher, Jones, Nolan or Shackelford counties.
There is an adult division for those 18 years and older, as well as a youth division.
Entries will be accepted from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday.
Judging will take place Tuesday at the Taylor County Extension Office on the southeast corner of the Taylor County Expo grounds.
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A Tampa man serving prison time in connection with a tax refund fraud scheme wants a fancy car, cash and jewelry back from the government.
Former car dealer Russell Simmons is asking for a 2005 green Bentley, more than $100,000 stored on debit cards, $25,000 in cash and a collection of jewelry that includes watches, and a 14k necklace featuring his initials "RS" and 703 diamonds.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Placed on waivers: LB Eric Bakhtiari. Roster exemption lifted: LB Clark Haggans.
TAMPA BAY — Roster addition: LB Jacob Cutrera (from Buccaneers practice squad). Reserve/injured: CB Anthony Gaitor (designated for return/hamstring). Practice-squad additions: CB LeQuan Lewis; DE Aaron Morgan. Tryouts: CB James Dockery; LB Ricky Elmore; CB LeQuan Lewis.
WASHINGTON — Placed on waivers: LB Markus White. Contract terminated: PK Billy Cundiff. Roster additions: LB Mario Addison (from Colts practice squad); PK Kai Forbath (released by Buccaneers 8/31). Tryouts: PK Josh Brown; LS Bryce Davis; PK Kai Forbush; PK Olindo Mare; TE Kyle Nelson.


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This Java applet is designed to help students understand what is meant by a confidence interval around the mean and how the width of this interval depends on both sample size and confidence level.
The simulation and its associated questions can be used as either homework assignment or as an in-class activity for those classes with access to computers with Internet connection. It can also be used easily in courses that utilize a course management system. Students can work either in pairs or individually as they run the simulations and answer the questions.
Author: David Lane