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Auberge Amérique, is a great historical building dating back to the beginning of the century. Inspiring, spacious and warm it is classic and yet modern featuring great large windows.
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Activision recently released Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, the next installment in the popular war game series. Moving away from the World War II setting, Modern Warfare instead centers around a conflict involving Russia and the Middle East. And hey, you even get to die ... and then continue the game in the past.
Call of Duty 4. Is there anyone who doesn't like the game ? For this benchmark we use disguise ourselves in the Ghillie suit, load up ACT II - All Ghillied up. Not just for the great gameplay, but also the intense and dense graphics utilized are breathtaking. Massive high-quality texturing, shaders and a serious amount of shadows, fog and debris are applied in this level to mask and hide as best as you can.
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Our test level - All Ghillied up - more hefty on the GPU opposed to other levels.
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With mankind facing an alien cataclysm, your elite Delta force and North Korean forces combine, united by common humanity in a battle to save Earth. Graphically stunning, tactically challenging and always intensely immersive, Crysis sets player choice at the heart of its gameplay, with customizable tactical weaponry and adaptable armor allowing instant response to changing conditions. Crysis doesn't feel all that different from its predecessor, Far Cry. Both are set on an island. Both involve a latent alien menace. Both bid you move more or less linearly through shaggy jungle areas, where the fact that you're progressing in a single direction is camouflaged by your ability to approach obstacles in your path any way you like. Think the "every time you play a situation yields radically different behaviors and results" approach in games like Rainbow Six Vegas or Gears of War except on more of a geographic scale.
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The PM came close to getting it right on Sunday when he said that Israel supports the creation of an independent Kurdish state in northern Iraq.
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Yet the predictability of the outcome made it no less heartbreaking. The now standard Israeli ritual unfolded: Israel television (except for Channel 1, which stuck with football) broadcast images of a massive IDF presence in Halhul, just outside Hebron. Newscasters assumed devastated faces, apologizing that the military censor precluded their revealing much.
So Israelis turned to the international online media, which reported what everyone suspected. Whereupon Israeli media wordlessly got around the censor by showing a video of Israeli soldiers with hoes searching under piles of rocks.
By the time the military censor lifted the ban, the news was old. So Israeli media turned to the inevitable incriminations – also part of our sadly honed ritual. How was it possible that the police force removed from their tasks four officers who botched the handling of the phone call from one of the boys, yet refused to fire them outright? "How badly had the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) performed?" more than one newscaster asked guests who appeared in the studio. That many responded "Not bad at all" made no difference. The inquisition continued. Someone had to have made grievous mistakes.
Why this hunt for Israeli culprits? Because if we did not make terrible mistakes, we have to admit what we know but do not wish to accept – nights like Monday's are an inevitable part of living in this region. This was not the act of two lone, depraved murderers. The two were supported, directly and indirectly, by a wide network in Hebron, throughout swathes of the West Bank, in Gaza and in countries beyond.
We search for Israeli missteps because the truth is too painful to admit – we cannot fully protect ourselves, for we are surrounded on all sides by a death-addicted culture, by people embittered by hundreds of years of backwardness, mostly of their own making.
Unwilling to join the West, unwilling to educate women, to conduct free elections, to take responsibility for the medieval qualities of their culture, they do what they have been doing for decades – some of them kill, while many others applaud and protect those who did the killing. They kill their daughters for having sex, they murder young men for being gay. They slay Christians for being Christian, Jews for being Jewish. They make no attempt to build serious educational institutions, or lay the foundation of a future transparent government. Just over the horizon, Sunnis slaughter Shi'ites and Shi'ites massacre Sunnis. Who would have imagined that crucifixion would actually make a comeback? But it has, thanks to ISIS in Syria.
Living in this region can be devastatingly lonely. So we must remind ourselves that we are here for a purpose, that Israel is our opportunity to model those values that the Jews take seriously.
We believe in the sanctity of life. We believe in human progress. We are committed to unfettered roles for women.
We believe the state should stay out of people's bedrooms. We believe that cultures can change, grow and learn from texts not their own – democracy may not have been a Jewish ideal at the time of the Talmud, but we see it as a fundamental value today. We believe that we can put Jews at the center of our concern, and still care deeply for other human beings.
And we still believe in our prophetic role in the world, speaking truth to power, utterly unabashed about our belief that we have created something here in Israel that merits international admiration, which our neighbors would do well to emulate.
The prime minister came close to getting it right on Sunday evening, the night before the boys were found, when he said that Israel supports the creation of an independent Kurdish state in northern Iraq, where an autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan already exists. Israel supports Kurdish aspirations for independence, Netanyahu told a think tank in Tel Aviv, because the Kurds "are a fighting people that has proved its political commitment, political moderation, and deserves political independence."
It wasn't clear whether Netanyahu was referring only to Iraqi Kurds, or whether he had in mind Kurds living in Iran, Syria and Turkey as well, but no matter.
He understands that we are awash in a dangerous sea of fanaticism. "Historic changes are occurring throughout our region, with important ramifications for both Israeli and world security. The Sykes-Picot Agreement which shaped the borders of our region almost 100 years ago has reached its end," he said, precisely a century after World War I unleashed ethnic forces that the world still struggles to contain.
Netanyahu had prepared his ground carefully. Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman was quoted as saying to US Secretary of State John Kerry that "Iraq is breaking up before our eyes, and it would appear that the creation of an independent Kurdish state is a foregone conclusion." President Shimon Peres raised the same issue when he met with President Barack Obama last week, on his last US tour prior to his retirement.
"The Kurds have, de facto, created their own state," Peres said, preparing the way for Bibi's remarks in Tel Aviv.
So Israel is coming out in support of the Kurds. That's fine, as far as it goes, but we can do better than Bibi did on Sunday night. Yes, Israel needs an axis of moderate forces in the region. But if Israel advocates Kurdish independence only because of security self-interest, as vital as that is, we will have missed a critical opportunity. Bibi should also have noted that because values matter, sovereignty needs to be earned. The Kurds deserve independence, he might have said, because their values are closer to those of the West. Israel believes in peoples having homelands in their ancestral lands – provided they are committed to decency, human rights, the values of the West.
Had he framed the conversation that way, he would also have intimated that Palestinian statehood took a major hit this week. With murderers being hidden in Hebron and rockets flying out of Gaza, does anyone imagine that the solution is the creation of a Palestinian state? Does Jeremy Ben-Ami of J Street still believe that the primary problem this region faces is occupation? Has anyone failed to notice that despite its devastating impact on his standing, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has still refused to call off his deal with Hamas? Does anyone really not understand why there will be no resolution of this conflict? Will Kerry and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton still hold Israel accountable? If Israel is to support the Kurds, let's make it clear that our stance stems from principles. We endorse their quest for sovereignty because values matter, because moderation is a virtue, because human beings deserve democratic regimes, because sovereignty must be earned.
If Israel is to support Kurdish independence, let's do so because Israel believes what Jews have been saying for thousands of years: Goodness and decency ought to be rewarded, and evil, no matter where it may lurk, must be called what it is – then uncovered and utterly destroyed.
The writer is senior vice president, Koret Distinguished Fellow and chair of the core curriculum at Shalem College, Israel's first liberal arts college, in Jerusalem. His latest book, Menachem Begin: The Battle for Israel's Soul, was recently released by NextBook.
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If Friday night's racing is any indication of the kind of racing to be seen this season, it will be one exciting year at Plymouth Speedway.
Kicking off the night was the most intense Hornets race out of the four held this year. Sal Bustamante held the lead through the first half of the race until he was passed by Daren Miller. Bustamante wasn't happy settling into second place, and the two battled for the top spot. It looked as if Miller had the win coming off the white flag, but a determined Bustamante – in front of an audience full of people on their feet – tried to pass one last time and slipped underneath Miller at Turn 4 to claim the checkers. This was Sal's second win of the season. Other winners include Miller and Garrett Saunders, who finished fourth, following Sean Stuart in third. Jamie Henriksen closed out the field in fifth.
Kevin Gunkel dominated a field of four Late Models. "I got around (Shawn) Amor, and I figured he was right on me," Gunkel said, but Amor was battling to keep second place from Mike Horvath, who finished third, as Gunkel pulled away. Charlie Cotton finished fourth.
It looked as if "Radical" Rich Boal was going to go two-for-two, winning last week's Outlaw Late Model and leading the first part of Friday's race, but Steve Stacy passed Boal, and "Flyin" Brian Ross of Plymouth was soon to follow. Ross and Stacy battled to the very end – held up by a few cautions during the race. Eventually, Stacy claimed the victory, with Ross less than .3 seconds behind him.
"To come third to them (Stacy and Ross), this is a win for me," Boal said.
"We've been a little bit off all night tonight," Ross said, congratulating Stacy on his first win of the season. "We want to thank all these fans for coming out and we'll try to do a little better next week."
Stacy, the 2011 track champion, said, "I had to work my butt off for that one. This is a good class of race cars. We need to keep working at where we're at now and I think we can run toward the front every week."
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The Street Stocks finished off the evening, with David Long winning his second of two races in two weeks. He held off a half-second behind charge from Mike Cannon, while three hometown drivers followed: D.J. Frost and PeeWee Warren in third and fourth place, and Jeff Stetler in fifth.
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Things are heating up again in the Anoka-Hennepin School District as a result of the Anti-Bullying Task Force recommendations.
I want to thank Mr. Koop for his letter to the editor. Thank you for your insight, thank you for your honesty, thank you for being open.
John Freeburg in "Proofs of a Christian nation…" (July 4) attempts to explain away evidence that America was established as a Christian nation on Biblical principles as offered in my June 20 letter.
Like most in my generation, I am reluctant to engage myself in the political process. In this era of big money interests and emotionally-charged rhetoric, it's incredibly difficult to find a candidate that I can actually trust as a person. This August, however, I will be voting for the first time in my life – for Jim Abeler.
Elections on Aug. 5 will give voters a chance to name their candidate by party for the Nov. 4 national elections. My request is to take a hard look at Republican Jim Abeler, Anoka, a 16-year member of Minnesota House of Representatives. Jim earned a host of awards and accolades for his legislative work, done because he is an individual who knows how to pull opposing members together for meaningful and fair legislation. In this time of contention by both parties, Jim is one who will be a factor as U.S. senator just as he has done at the state level.
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If you're a Cracker Jack fan like me, you can adapt this caramel popcorn recipe to suit your fancy. I like to double the ratio of caramel to corn and dump in honey-glazed peanuts sometimes, other times cashews or pecans, although allergy-aware moms can just skip nuts entirely. That's the beauty of homemade Cracker Jack—no matter what you do, it looks and tastes exactly as it's supposed to.
Homemade caramel popcorn doesn't have the same shelf life as the store-bought kind, but that's fine, too—this won't last more than an inning.–Allison Parker
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We like caramel popcorn as much as the next person—perhaps more. Quite a lot more, actually, when it comes to this old-fashioned, crowd-pleasing recipe from Wendy Bazilian, DrPH, MA, RD, and co-author of The SuperFoodsRx Diet. (Hey, if a nutritionist chooses to spend her splurge calories on this recipe, it must be good!) This makes a whoppingly big batch. Not that it doesn't disappear quickly, mind you. But if restraint isn't your strong suit, you may wish to take strategic action, such as halving the recipe. Or if you have no qualms about temptation, by all means, go ahead and make the full batch. Consider yourself warned.
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- 1/3 cup light corn syrup
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1. Preheat the oven to 200° F (93°C). (If your oven doesn't go this low, simply heat it to the lowest temperature it can maintain and take a few minutes off the total baking time.)
- 2. Pop the popcorn in an air popper or the conventional stove-top way (some may refer to this as the "old-fashioned" way). The unpopped kernels should yield about 6 to 8 quarts (24 to 32 cups) of popped corn. Transfer the popcorn to 2 large roasting pans.
- 3. In a small saucepan, heat the butter and brown sugar until the butter melts and the sugar dissolves. Add the corn syrup and salt and bring to a boil. Keep at a rolling boil for 5 minutes.
- 4. Remove the pan from the heat and immediately and carefully stir in the baking soda (the mixture may roil and sputter). The caramel will be thick. Quickly pour the caramel over the popcorn, drizzling it back and forth as you stir the popcorn with a wooden spoon. The caramel should be pretty evenly distributed, although it may be impossible to coat every single piece of popcorn. This is okay.
- 5. Bake the caramel corn for 1 hour total, stirring it every 15 minutes. (The corn will not darken appreciably. Just trust us on the overall timing.) Remove the pans from the oven and let the popcorn cool for 1 hour, if you can wait. Then stir again. If by chance you have any leftover, you can store it in an airtight container for up to a few days. (We're guessing on how long it will last because no one we know who tried it could keep any around that long. If you can resist temptation, do let us know how the caramel corn holds up after a couple of days!)
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Based on the quick disappearance of the entire bowlful, I'll make a double batch next time. I'll absolutely use the slow-kettle-on-the-stove approach to popping, as I think the corn had a better texture than with an air popper. I'll also worry less with subsequent batches about how the coating looked, since it tasted delicious, was universally popular among my tasters, and disappeared so quickly! And I'll add peanuts, making something akin to Cracker Jack. This recipe cried out for nuts, which would snuggle in comfortably between the thickish caramel and the popped corn.
I used popcorn kernels from ears of corn that are part of our CSA and popped them in the conventional (some may say old-fashioned) way, on the stovetop. It was difficult to drizzle the caramel evenly over the popcorn in the roasting pan as the caramel was a bit on the thick side and the loose kernels of popcorn wanted to pop (no pun intended) over the edges of the roasting pan. As a result, there were some kernels that were as well-coated as commercial caramel corn and others without any caramel coating, but bite by bite, there was enough of the delicious caramel to earn the name Caramel Corn.
In terms of keeping and accurately determining the number of servings, it's hard to tell. About a dozen people nibbled on it as a snack and it was gone. Were they sated? Likely, no. Would they have eaten more? Likely yes—a lot more. Should there be any concern about whether the lack of solid or even caramel coating affects its appeal? No, not a bit. I can also tell you it keeps overnight, since we made it in the evening, let it cool overnight, and served it the following day.
Leanne Abe
Oct 28, 2010
Now, here's a caramel corn recipe that works! The key is all the stirring as the caramel corn bakes as well as when its cooling, so make sure you have a large enough pan to do this. I did halve the recipe, so 3/4 cup kernels gave me about 14 cups of popcorn. After an hour in the oven, the caramel corn was, well, a nice caramel color, and smelled heavenly. Only good sense kept me from sneaking a taste right then. You could probably serve six people with the half recipe, but only if you portioned it out to them. Four of us went through it fast while watching a movie.
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Oct 28, 2010
This is very easy to make (although it does take some time while waiting for it to bake and cool), and is nice and crispy. Even though the weather has been unbearably humid, three days later the caramel corn is still nice and crispy. I made this using store-brand popcorn on the stovetop and got a much bigger yield than stated in the recipe. I also used much less than what popped; probably about 12 cups. The caramel turns slightly darker as it bakes, and it cools in much less time than the recipe indicates. My husband and I both kept inhaling it! I'll be making this recipe again, but I think I'll add some nuts to the mixture.
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The 148th entry in our DJBooth.net Freestyle Series comes courtesy of King Mez, the North Carolina native who earned reader acclaim for mixtape cuts Winter and So Long. On his brand new, exclusive 919 freestyle, the currently unsigned emcee flows over a RZA-produced instrumental originally featured on Ghostface Killah's Run. King Mez is currently working on The Paraplegics, a collaborative street album with producer Commissioner Gordon. In the meantime, fans should watch out for a forthcoming track with Nickelus F., as well as the official video for So Long.
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There is another thing that bothers me. Why are they are so secret about what they see on the moon, Mars, and in space itself? You would think that they would want us to know that they were successful in getting to those parts of our universe. We did see the landing on the moon and the astronauts stepping foot on the moon. Or did they? Have we, the American people, been hoodwink into believing that we have been there and done that.
Another thing that I wonder about is the hanging of Saddam Hussein in Iraq, the demise of Gaddafi at the hands of the people. Can we believe that they are gone and not just hiding somewhere till it is safe to come back on the scene and take over the countries again? There are still many who believe that it wasn't Osama bin Laden who got taken out, and that may be so. There always were reports that these men had others who would take their places whenever there was the chance of being taken out. Hopefully, they are gone from this world.
I guess that in time, the world will be a safe place to live, but in the meantime, why should we, the people, live in fear of others who do not share the independence that we have? You come to America to live, you should have to declare your desire to take the means to be a citizen, which means you promise to honor and work in togetherness and respect the laws and of our land, with no exceptions.
As citizens, we follow an oath to keep and maintain the laws of the land which were set up for all and not just a few. It is not fair that outsiders refuse to honor our land.
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Didn't think much about it but, then it happened again a few weeks later - same arm, same place. Pulled it out and didn't think anything about it.
Well, my DD had a spot on her leg that looked like a bug bite. I rubbed over it and I felt the same sharp feeling like something was sticking out. I tried to get it out with tweezers but, she freaked out so I left it alone for a few days.
After a few days it seemed like it was getting worse - sort of starting to look like a pimple so, I applied some ora-gel to numb the area and I pulled it out. It was the exact same thing - a fish bone looking thing except her's had a ball on the end (maybe from where it was festering?)
It feels exactly like it would feel if you were running your finger over a piece of fish to feel for bones - you know how when you run your finger over it, it's sharp and sticking out slightly. This is exactly what it feels like.
So, what the heck? Has anyone heard of anything like this?
sometimes i find very thick but clear/very blonde and short hairs somewhere (i wont say where) and if hair like that were to be ingrown it would leave a big mark, red. but those can bend, can these bend?
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These can bend a bit but, they're pretty small. Definitely not as long as a fish bone but, they have that cartilage feel that fish bones have - sort of flexible but if pushed, they would snap. That's what this feels like.
Next time it happens (if there is a next time) I will have to post a picture. It's freaky.
Cat whiskers can look as you describe and can impale in the skin.
This definitely doesn't look like dog hair. It looks like pin bones from fish only about 1/4th the size.
Fiberglass? Hmmm, any idea what would be a source of fiberglass? I can't imagine anything around the house that has fiberglass in it?
We do have a dog with white hair but no cats.
This definitely doesn't look like dog hair. It looks like pin bones from fish only about 1/4th the size.
Fiberglass? Hmmm, any idea what would be a source of fiberglass? I can't imagine anything around the house that has fiberglass in it?
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I can't imagine anywhere I would come into contact with fiberglass insulation???
about 4 days ago I have the exact same thing that came out of my elbow. It looked like a fish bone about 1/2 inch long and it was flexible, I am disgusted. There is no infection in the area and the bottom inside of my elbow is the strangest place to get this. I sure would like to know also
any updates? I'm intrigued...
Hi. OP, did you ever figure out what this was? I am so curious.
HEY HEY HEY.......Did you ever find out what this was??? I had the exact same thig happen to me in the last two weeks! A small, tiny whitish bone piece is what i finally got out of my arm in two different spots. It was almost instant relief when they came out but I can't help but wonder what it is?
thx for any help- Jesika
I'm super curious too!
As far as Morgellons... I have always read that Morgellons is not a true disease/infection, but a kind of delusion.
I would bet cash money that it was a hair. Sometimes hair doesn't have the space to grow out and can become compacted and instead of turning the color of the other hairs on your body, can look white or opaque, due to lack of melanin. I've had it happen before, its a little creepy until you know what it is.
No, I never figured out what it was. My daughter had it happen one other time but neither of us has had it since.
Ian'smommaya - I don't think it's a hair. It's definitely a solid, almost quill / pin bone looking thing. It's crazy!
I have had his happen before. Did you go swimming lately? I pulled out two from my thigh and then the second time I dug deeper and pulled out a long soft white thing. IDK if it was a worm or what. Seemed like my body was trying to encapsulate it. I have never had it again but there is a litle scar from all of my digging.
That is what makes me thinks its a hair. It's happened to me too.
you body will encapsulate a foreign body in attempts to keep it from causing any damage. Even and ingrown hair.
I get the same thing, I have had at least 5 different occasions, not all in the same place. Definitely not a hair. At first I thought it was a sliver of glass.I like the fish bone description. It does seem to be something my body is making and pushing out. I have had sebaceous cyst before . So I tend to think its my body producing the same stuff , keratin , it's just not in cased in anything... That's my thought anyhow. I have been searching for what it is however cant find anything.. I know its not the follicle and it is NOT hair, I do not have OCD and I don't pull out my hair as some other threads and doctors and said on other sites.
Interesting! I agree - it's definitely not a hair and it's definitely not coming out of a follicle. It's so hard to explain unless you see it. The keratin explanation is a good idea.... I don't have OCD either, neither does my daughter who also had one on her leg. I do agree that it's something that is working it's way out as opposed to something that we got stuck with because it feels like pulling a pin bone out of a piece of fish when I try to pull it out. It's hard to get out, you really have to pull and it's strong enough that it doesn't break even with tweezers clasping it and hard pulling.
I swear, if it happens again I will take pictures and post them. But, I'm kind of hoping it doesn't happen again.
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TEHRAN - Behrouz Kamalvandi, the spokesman for the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), announced on Wednesday that Iran and Russia has prepared a draft protocol according to which at least 2 new nuclear power plants will be built near the first unit of the Bushehr nuclear power station.
The draft protocol was prepared during a meeting in Tehran on Tuesday between Kamalvandi and Nikolai Spassky, the deputy director of Rosatom company.
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— May 13, 1924 - Feb. 3, 2011
Isadore L. "Lee" Powell, 86, Kokomo, went to be with his Lord and Savior at 9:40 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 3, 2011, in Century Villa Health Care, Greentown. He was born May 13, 1924, in Howard County, to the late Leslie Monroe and Geraldine F. (Frye) Powell. On May 16, 1942, in Miami County, he married Beulah B. "Bee" (Martin); she passed away March 13, 1992. He then married Joanna (Snyder) in September 1992, and she survives.
Lee was a longtime farmer in Miami and Howard counties. He was a member of Greentown Wesleyan Church and was very active within the church as a lay minister, a deacon and also taught Sunday school. He also was an avid golfer.
Surviving are his wife, Joanna Powell, Kokomo; two sons and daughters-in-law, Donald E. and Shirley Y. Powell, Greentown, and Les L. and Shirley A. Powell, Amboy; one daughter and son-in-law, Sherilyn J. and Bob Brubacher, Michigan; a daughter-in-law, Julia M. Powell, Burlington; one stepson and stepdaughter-in-law, Tom and Cindy Snyder, Texas; two stepdaughters and stepsons-in-law, Sharon and Phil David, Whiteland, and Shirley and Frank Miller, North Carolina; 13 grandchildren; 34 great-grandchildren; 12 step-grandchildren; 34 step great-grandchildren; several stepgreat-great-grandchildren; one brother, Larry Powell, Greentown; and three sisters, Mereda Heflin, Ohio, Clara Henry, Greentown, and Betty Duncan, Griffith.
He was preceded in death by his parents; first wife, Beulah B. "Bee" Powell; son, Ronald L. Powell; and a brother, Ernest E. Powell.
A celebration of his life will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Greentown Wesleyan Church, 120 N. Maple St., Greentown, with Pastor Paul Boss officiating. Burial will follow in Shrock Cemetery, Howard County. Friends may visit with the family from 4 to 8 p.m. Monday at the church.
Memorial contributions may be given to the American Diabetes Association, envelopes will be provided at the church. You are invited to read Lee's obituary at www.ellersmortuary.com, where you may sign the guestbook, share a personal message or order flowers for the family. Ellers Mortuary Webster Street Chapel, 3400 S. Webster St., assisted the family with arrangements.


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Nokia will get own Windows shop window
Nokia will be selling Windows Phone applications from its own marketplace, with Symbian applications sharing space on the Nokia store shelves until 2016 at the least. Nokia has been reiterating its commitment to Symbian, with CEO Stephen Elop promising that the company will be supporting applications and issuing software updates …
Handbags at dawn...
Last software vendor to try this with Samsung was walked off the premises and all of their IPR was ripped out of the Samsung product line in less than a year.
I really, really would not do that if I was MSFT...
Nice new icons by the way.
Sony supported Beta for quite a while as well...
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The food is always great at Tapalpa. The service is wonderful and the staff seem to enjoy working there - very friendly and fun. The outdoor patio is great on a nice day. This is one of my favorite restaurants.
We went here on a Saturday shortly after opening. The exterior is bland but I enjoyed the experience. The complimentary cup of Cream of Cilantro soup was most unusual and delicious. My party enjoyed the flavor although some of the party thought it was a bit spicy. I would have it again and again. Our food was rather good and...
I am not a picky eater nor a complainer. But out experience here was so dreadful our experience should be passed on. The food menu was very overpriced. We ordered chicken fajetas; bland as was everything that accompanied them such as rice, onions, etc. Ordered drinks, weak. Place was crowded; we assumed it would be ok. Music was off key...
Great service. Huge portions. But the only things Mexican about Tapalpa are the name and the decor.
I ordered the special of the day: a carnitas plate with rice and beans.
I know carnitas. This pork meat was so under-spiced you could've fed it to an infant without concern. The salsas tasted like they came from a large can. It's...
Showed up with a party of 12. They were able to seat us within a reasonable amount of time. Once seated the staff was fantastic. I don't know how they did it but all the entrees arrived at once. When we dug in to our meals no one was unhappy or disappointed. My only nit to pick is with the...
The food is very bland and uninspiring. The service is also very poor. Far too many good Mexican restaurants these days to waste your money here.
Ask for the salsa picante when you get your chips, much hotter than the salsa they give you when you sit down at first. There are vegetarian options and some great traditional Mexcan dishes like Birria (made with lamb instead of goat). Serice was fast at lunch and value was good. Next time I will go on Thursday night and...
Third time eating here in the past few months, what a fantastic place Price is fine, friendly staff and wonderful, warm atmosphere. Food is terrific, fresh, hot and plentiful. Several bonuses not found at other mexican restaurants: free, fresh cup of soup of the day...I've had Corn Chowder, Cream of Mushroom (a little odd for Mexican place) and Creamy Tomato...
I grew up in the Elk Grove Village area and Tapalpa was two blocks from my childhood home. We have frequented this establishment for over 12+ years and have never had a bad experience.
We have many mexican friends who rave about the authenticity of the entrees and enjoy a strong margarita. My favorite is their seafood enchiladas. Awesome.
This family owned Mexican restauraant is named for a village outside of Guadalajara. It is intimate, charmingly decorated, the staff and owners are extremely friendly, and welcoming.
The food is delicious. I had the Chile Relleno from the local specialties section. But my friends had tacos and enchiladas and loved their meals as well.
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