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Crazy Lotto | Fight for Peace | Naughty Bunny | Crazy Invasion | Grand Stage
Duration: May 15th - May 31st
Requirement: Level 40 or above
NPC: General Cedric (Twin City 449,388); Zaid (Maple Forest 161, 260), Wright (Love Canyon 577,600 ), or Zephel (Desert City 731,583) randomly; Bandit Spy (Wind Plain 743,511), Bandit Courier (Stronghold 43, 69)
|Celebration Pack – Prepared for anniversary celebration. Right click to open and receive 2 precious gifts. Item you may get for the first gift: 3 Refinery Sacks, 5 Life Fruits, 3 Dragon Pill Fragments, 3 EXP Ball Scraps, 3 Praying Stone Scraps, 3 Weapon Accessory Coupons, Phase 3/4/6 Dragon Soul. Item you may get for the second gift: 1 House Permit, 1 Exp Pill, 1 Endurance Book, 1 Meteor Tear, 1 Ninja Amulet, 1 Moon Box(no sockets), 1 Bomb, 1 Class5 Money Bag, 1 Lucky Amulet, 1 Exp Ball, 1 Quest Chance B, 1 Penitence Amulet (cannot be traded for CPs).
|Some lucky players may even receive a +3 Steed after completing this quest.
Quest Item
|Arrest Token - Given by General Cedric. Take it with you and hunt the Bandits in the 4 directions outside Twin City.
|Zaid's Letter - A letter from Zaid to the Bandit Lord, which records the defensive disposition in Twin City
|Wright's Letter - A letter from Wright to the Bandit Lord, which records the defensive disposition in Twin City.
|Zephel's Letter - 'A letter from Zephel to the Bandit Lord, which records the defensive disposition in Twin City.
|Torch - Right click to use it and burn bandits' Warehouses in the Stronghold.
|Bandit's Coat - Stolen from Bandits in Phoenix Castle or on the Island. Deliver it to General Cedric and he will disguise you as a bandit.
|Souvenir - A beautiful anniversary souvenir. Deliver it to General Cedric in Twin City.
1. The darned Bandit Lord is planning to attack Twin City during the celebration. You have to stop his plan. First, talk to General Cedric (Twin City 449,388) to accept this quest.
2. Take an Arrest Token from General Cedric and then go to the west, south, east and north of Wind Plain to hunt 5 of Bandit Scouts, Bandit Lackeys, Bandit Patrols and Bandit Minions respectively.
3. Go back to General Cedric and then he will ask you to find out the traitor in Twin City.
4. Go to Desert City to talk to Zephel and confirm he is the traitor.
5. Go back to General Cedric and then he will ask you to kill Blade Ghost and get the letter which can proves Zephel is the traitor.
6. Find the letter and show it to Zephel and then he will admit he is the traitor and tell you some information about the Bandits.
7. Report to General Cedric. He will ask you to dress up as a Bandit and infiltrate into the Bandits' Stronghold. You can loot Bandit's Coat from Bandits in Maple Forest or on the Island.
8. Go back to General Cedric with the Bnadit's Coat you found. He will turn you into a Bandit. After that, find the Bandit Spy on Wind Plain (743,511) and use the code given by Zephel to enter Bandits' Stronghold.
9. After you get into the Bandits' Stronghold, use the Torch to burn all the four warehouses of Bandits and kill the Bandit Lord to get a Souvenir.
10. Take the Souvenir back to General Cedric and he will give you a big reward.
1. The traitor will be Zephel, Zaid or Wright randomly. Please follow the instruction of your quest accordingly.
2. You can do this quest one time per day.

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On Wednesday, Android Police published information from leaked Qualcomm slides that showed the tentative release date for the next version of Android, "Key Lime Pie." The slides indicate that the Android "K-release" will be announced during "spring 2013." The date neatly lines up with this year's Google I/O, scheduled for May 15-17th. Shortly after posting the slides, Android Police, and other sites repeating the story, were ordered to remove the information by Qualcomm.
It's not clear if the takedown was related to the Key Lime Pie timeframe — cited as a "Google Estimated Release" — or information regarding future Qualcomm chip development, but the fact that the chipmaker scrambled to suppress the information indicates that the spring date may be accurate. After all, Qualcomm supplies the chips for a huge number of Android handsets, so it probably has a good idea of Google's plans.
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Oklahoma adds LB Kellen Jones to roster
Despite proclaiming crazy depth at the position in recent weeks, the Sooners decided to add another LB who was (at one point) signed by and enrolled at the University of Michigan. 2010 recruit Kellen Jones was announced by ESPN's Big 12 blog to be enrolled at the university and is expected to join the team. No specific time frame was disclosed. The blog continues to say that Jones is not expected to lose eligibility, despite having signed the LOI with Michigan and, at least according to quotes by Michigan coach Brady Hoke, was at one point enrolled. (...Wolverines coach Brady Hoke was informing the masses that Jones was "no longer enrolled at the University of Michigan" during Big Ten Media Days.) Kellen Jones (St. Pius X, Houston TX) was rated as the no. 35 OLB (3* grade 79) by ESPN and the no. 29 ILB (3*) by Rivals. My .02: This doesn't really strike me as the kind of athlete OU would use a scholarship on. During the 2010 recruiting process, he never got an offer from OU. As a kid in Texas, its difficult for me to imagine he was overlooked. (Offers from Arizona, Arkansas, Boise State, Colorado, Missouri, Stanford, and Texas A&M among others.) He is projected to be available immediately but probably won't start due to "depth" at the position. I say it in quotes because I have to imagine that depth is somewhat lacking right now for OU to accept this kid. They don't want him, but perhaps they need him? Here is an article for reference from Crimson and Creme Machine. They dismiss concerns but also talk about a couple of guys they figure will be dismissed or DQd shortly. In summary, I think OU is a little more worried than they are letting on. Please discuss.


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Can flossing your teeth affect your sex life? A Turkish study says yes.
The study found that men in their 30s with severe periodontal disease are more than three times as likely to suffer from erectile problems than those with healthy gums.
Some doctors disagree with the study, saying erectile dysfunction is caused by multiple factors.
The study says there is not a direct cause-and-effect between the two but that there is a correlation.
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Away travel information for Somerset cricket fans (From Bridgwater Mercury)
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SOMERSET CCC will be running a number of Supporter's Trips to away one- day matches — the first being to the Kia Oval on Friday, May 4, to see the floodlit match against Surrey.
The next one after this is on Monday, June 4, to watch the CB 40 game between Nottinghamshire and Somerset at Trent Bridge, followed by the FLt20 game against Gloucestershire at Bristol on Thursday, June 14.
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Sorry if this is an obvious question, but I haven't been able to find an answer to it. Why is it that when I'm using Photoshop, I only see about 1/5 of all the fonts that are installed on my system when using the text tool? I just installed a TrueType font that I downloaded, and it doesn't show up in Photoshop, but it does show up in Illustrator. The same font doesn't show up in Fireworks either, but if I download and install the Windows version of the same font, it does show up in Fireworks (looks like garbage when I go to use it though). Any ideas? I don't know much at all when it comes to fonts and typography, even though I find it all very interesting.


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Pictures: Mickey Mouse through the years
Mickey Mouse turns 85 years old on Nov. 18, 2013. The animated mouse first appeared in 1928 on the screen of the Colony Theatre at New York City. The film, Walt Disney's Steamboat Willie, was the first animated cartoon talking picture.
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WIMLINGTON, NC (WECT) – A singer from Wilmington won a "golden ticket" to Hollywood to compete in this season of American Idol.
The country saw Amanda Lawrence win the ticket Wednesday night during the Charlotte audition episode of the competition. She also appeared on the show for just a few seconds during the season premiere.
Check out her "Road to Hollywood" video above.
Lawrence said the experience so far has been very humbling. She said there was a calm atmosphere in the judge's room – a contrast to the highly publicized feud between judges Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey.
If you want to see Lawrence perform live, she sings with local band, Shameless Prophets. Their next live performance is scheduled for Saturday, January 26 at Hell's Kitchen.
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Baseball players, coaches and parents gathered in Mabank on Tuesday night to remember the Dallas firefighter who coached their team and was killed Monday night.
William Scott Tanksley, 40, with Dallas Fire-Rescue died after falling off a bridge while working an accident on a bridge over Interstate 20 and Spur 408 in southwest Dallas.
Tanksley was helping out at the scene of a crash when another car lost traction on the bridge. The sliding car hit the disabled vehicle, and that hit Tanksley.
He fell 56 feet onto the road below. Accident investigators returned to the crash site Tuesday night, searching for any more evidence they might find.
Tuesday night, baseball players from the team he coached with other father fighters, the Heroes, talked about how Tanksley inspired them, and how they looked up to him.
Baseball was a big part of Tanksley's life. He was drafted out of Kemp High School, but decided to pitch at Mississippi State.
Minnesota drafted him after his junior year at MSU, and he played three seasons in the Twins organization.
His death has also shaken his family, friends and fellow firefighters.
His body was brought to a funeral home Tuesday evening, where, per tradition, several firefighters will stay with his body through the night, rotating in shifts.
"He was just a solid citizen; a solid person," said Randy Teague, one of Tanksley's longtime friends. "If something was wrong, he wasn't going to let it continue without him helping…confronting…trying to do something. I'm not surprised at all that he was involved in trying to help."
Tanksley was a 14-year fire veteran of the force. He worked at Station 12 on Wheatland Road.
"He was doing his job as we do every day, giving it all he had to provide service," said DFR Chief Louie Bright. "We're very saddened right now because of what occurred. But we're going to be strong and survive it and get through it. And again, we plan to be all the support we can for his family at this time."
Tanksley leaves behind a wife and three children ranging in age from 4 to 12 years old.
Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings issued the following statement about Tanksley:
"Dallas mourns the loss of one of our own, Dallas firefighter William Scott Tanksley. As a member of Dallas Fire-Rescue for 14 years, Tanksley dedicated his life to serving the residents of our city in time of need. His death proves what a dangerous job our firefighters are tasked with every day. On behalf of the City of Dallas, I extend heartfelt condolences to the Tanksley Family and the entire Dallas Fire-Rescue team."
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins expressed his thanks to firemen like Tanksley.
"I really appreciate the sacrifice of our firefighters," said Tanksley. "It just illustrates the danger that they have every day, and the need for the public to really be mindful of them when you see them on the road. Slow down and really move completely out of the way."
The driver that caused the fatal fall did stop to help and will not be charged, officials said.
Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced within the next few days.
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SPOILER ALERT! If you have not yet seen the fourth episode of the third season of "Downton Abbey'' and wish to be surprised by it, read no further. This is about medicine, then vs. now. First, to recap the relevant aspects of the story: Lady Sybil, 24, daughter of Lord and Lady Grantham, is about to deliver her first baby, a little prematurely. It's assumed that she'll have the baby at home, but there's some controversy about who should attend her. Her mother favors the family doctor, Richard Clarkson. while her father wants Sir Phillip Tapsell, obstetrician to the aristocracy.


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Attorney Witness in Obstruction Case Testifies He Pretended Friend's Law Firm Was His Own
Posted Mar 29, 2012 3:00 PM CDT
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Although he had worked for his friend, Aristotle R. Matsa, in the past, George Pappas now admits he didn't even have a key to the Matsa law office until 2004.
But, to protect Matsa from losing the law in a divorce from his second wife, Pappas told the feds he had owned the legal practice since 1987, the Columbus Dispatch reports. That led to Pappas' guilty plea two years ago on a charge of lying to a grand jury that could get him a five-year prison term and a $250,000 fine.
Now Pappas is testifying in federal court in Ohio as a witness in the trial of Matsa, who is facing charges including obstructing justice, tax fraud and witness tampering. Prosecutors contend Matsa sought to disguise illegal funds transfers as well as his assets and income by purporting to put his law firm into others' hands.
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Apparently, Harkless almost recommitted on Saturday, per Rivals.com
"Harkless said Saturday that he had considered re-committing to UConn but decided to hold off. Huskies' assistant coach Andre LaFleur along with many other coaches were seen at the New York Panthers matchup."
It seems that, even though there are several new schools in play, Harkless could pull a C.J. Leslie and recommit to the team that he had decommitted from.
I was upset when I read about this kid opening up his recruitment again and I'd love to see him playing at UConn. I'd have to think that we are in the lead considering there was a verbal commitment and now he's playing in CT.
What do you guys think?


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Quaint Northeastern living comes to every region in this 5+ bedroom, Shingle-style home. From its barrel vault, butlers pantry, two-story foyer and great room (with sitting area) on the main level to four separate bedrooms and a library (complete with window seat) on the second story: this shake-sided home combines the textures of autumnal Massachusetts with highly luxurious craftsmanship. Additional touches and features include: a spacious, three-car garage, an upstairs sitting space (which opens to the great room below), a vaulted den with fireplace and a fully equipped/updated kitchen (with charming nook, and adjacent back patio).
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Sega legend, Yu Suzuki says he wants to make Shenmue 3 - but he'll need serious investment to get it off the ground.
Speaking in an interview with Famitsu, Suzuki finally uttered the words we've all been waiting to hear:
"I want to make 3 with the same volume as in the past," he said. "There have actually been a lot of requests from fans for 3 as well. There were even petitions signed by by tens of thousands of people."
The issue, says Suzuki, is investment. "Shenmue has the image of grand scale," he said. "But making something of grand scale requires appropriate preparation."
To help fill all the weekdays he's spending not making Shenmue 3, Suzuki's currently working on Japanese mobile game Shenmue City.
The designer told Famitsu the game could include post-Shenmue II story elements, and it would even be possible to finish off the 16-chapter epic by chopping up the remaining narrative into one final 'highlights' game on console.
Whether or not that happens though seems to depend on the success of Shenmue City. Sega's gone on record that it'll never say never where a third game's concerned.
And if that's not enough to get Sega nostalgia heads going, Sonic creator Yuji Naka recently told us he wants to work on Dreamcast 2.


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One of the things I love about the NBA is to see players improve their game, grow as men, and find their niches and roles in the Association. With the Orlando Magic in rebuild mode how much fun as fans are we having? Think about it long gone are the days of Otis rolling with a stagnent and stale roster mired with zero financial flexibility. With our new regime in place establishing a sustainable and winning culture we now have the oppertunity to move assets at will. Advice for Orlando Magic fans be cautious in which players you become attached to!
As the NBA journey holds countless twist and turns for it's talented ranks. We as fans observe players value increase and decrease depending on any number of variables. I like to compare and analogize these peaks and valleys with the stock market. Being succsesful in the market depends on mastering the art of timing, value, human emotion, and sometimes just a little luck. The Magic may be entering a period of increased activity for some time to come as it relates to roster flux. This may be a nice forum for us to discuss potential assets for the Magic to invest in. Keep an open mind players discussed here run the full spectrum of roles in the NBA. They could be role players, backups, D league guys, or just anyone who could net our beloved franchise a profit!
Jimmer Fredette is my first example for the stock watch, Fredette by all accounts is available via trade. Sacramento is looking to clear cap space and this could be a nice buy low opportunity for Orlando. Selected 10th in the 2011 draft the young point guard doesn't fit the mold of a starter. Undersized, lacking elite quickness, he does possess one top notch attribute in his arsenal. " Kids a downright filthy shoota"!! He shot over 40% from 3 in 2012/13! His best long term fit in the league is as a backup point guard, he could flourish in such role. Not having to be pressured as much on the defensive end he could be a spark plug on the second unit, coming off the bench to light up the scoreboard! This player could be had for as little as a 2nd round pick with some salary relief sprinkled in. The Magic could give him ample playing time and either keep him for the bench or flip him in the future for a profit.
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YUMA, AZ - A year ago, Jo Bash, from Yuma was diagnosed with Basal Cell Carcinoma, a non-melanoma type of skin cancer. She tells News 13 "When I was first diagnosed with skin cancer and told I needed radiation I was scared."
Jo's cancer is among the most common types of skin cancer according to medical experts and for her it was right at the corner of her right eye. She says, "My biggest fear was having the radiation burn me and losing my eyesight."Fortunately for Jo a non-invasive radiation treatment was offered to her at Yuma Oncology Center using a very focused short distance therapy called Xoft.
Board Certified Radiation Oncologist Dr. Gordon Grado is a local physician at Yuma Oncology Center and says this treatment gives the patient a high dose of radiation in small compact and tight locations of the body. He also says it's less disfiguring and damaging to other areas surrounding the cancer. Dr. Grado says "Particularly around the corner of the nose. If you do surgery in that area it can sometimes cause a deviation or bending of the nose to the side. With Xoft we can treat it very nicely and easily."
Dr. Grado says in as little as 8 to 10 treatments each lasting between 5 and 10 minutes the innovative therapy is performed. Dr. Grado says this type of short distance therapy isn't for everyone but for those patients who do undergo the treatment there is a high success rate.
He says this type of treatment is about 98% successful in stopping cancer and the therapy is particularly for those with non-melanoma type of skin cancer, like Jo.
Jo tells News 13, "People says no pain no gain but in this case it's not true. There was no pain, no burning, no nothing, just a beep."
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Mac Miller's currently touring overseas right now. That didn't stop the Pittsburgh-rapper from unveiling the artwork and release date to his debut album, Blue Side Park. Fans can expect the studio release via Rostrum Records to arrive on November 8. Before that though, Mac will be teaming up with DJ Jazzy Jeff for a mixtape titled, '92 Til Infinity. Yesterday DJ Premier liberated the first release off the project produced by him, "Face The Facts" which you can download here.
After the jump watch the official announcement and catch Mac performing his first single, "Frick Park Market" in Amsterdam….
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Dylan Hernandez LA Times: Giants offered to match Dodgers' offer to Juan Uribe
The San Francisco Giants wanted to hold on to Juan Uribe –- enough to where they made the infielder a last-minute offer to match the three-year, $21-million contract he ended up signing with the Dodgers... Uribe's agent was contacted by the Dodgers shortly after Uribe and the Giants won the World Series. If true, this makes me very angry. Glad that Sabean didn't spend that much on him though. Just mad he wanted to be a Dodger after all the support the fans showed him.


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Beyonce has her fair share of fierce encounters with fans on stage -- both those that blow air and the kind that scream.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 32-year-old singer was on stage during her Mrs. Carter Show concert in Brazil on Sunday when an eager fan attempted to pull her off stage.
Beyonce's security immediately rushed to snatched her away from the fan's grips.
Not only did the pop star continue her performance of "Irreplaceable" seemingly unfazed by the event, she shared a few friendly words with the fan.
"Nice to meet you," Beyonce told the shirtless man. "Thank you, I love you, too."
Someone in the audience captured the event on camera and posted it to YouTube.
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Advocates for the missing are making a stop in Spartanburg this weekend.
Representatives from the Wilmington, N.C.-based CUE Center for Missing Persons are at Spartanburg City Hall on Saturday as part of the 10th Annual "On the Road to Remember" tour.
The visits began Thursday and continue through Oct. 12 in the Carolinas, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Virginia.
Representatives of the CUE Center will attend and speak at many rally stops planned by the families of the missing along with support from local law enforcement. Organizers say they will promote the cases of 102 missing people and six unsolved homicides.
Saturday's rally focused on the case of Evelyn Shelton, who disappeared in May 2011 in Spartanburg.
Shelton's family came to City Hall in Spartanburg in full force, as they have at past events, wearing t-shirts with her picture and passing out flyers.
The family said they will remain positive but everyday, they try to solve the mystery of her disappearance.
"It's never easy. There are nights when you wake up and go, what's going on," said Timothy Shelton.
He said he takes time to write down each and every detail that investigators tell him.
Some information is about the case, who Evelyn saw and where she may have been before she disappeared.
Law enforcement outlines a possible route Shelton might have driven before she was taken.
It included a turn by turn street list and an area where her car was found.
"We do something twice a year, even on her birthday, the goal is to keep it fresh," said Shelton The CUE center for missing persons is a group that supports families of missing persons.
This weekend they included Shelton on their "road to remember tour".
The community united effort focuses on new cases each year and they organize an event that helps spread the word about the disappearance.
Cue organizers say their work has paid off in the past.
They say they've helped investigators on many cases dealing with abducted children, Jane and John Doe's, and in many cases, they've been reunited with their families.
Shelton's family hopes this connection will shed new light on Evelyn's disappearance.
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ROCK HILL — At her campaign launch on Tuesday morning, Rock Hill City Council candidate Nikita Jackson said, if elected, she hopes shell be able to steer some government attention toward the southside of the city.
Jackson, 40, is running for the Ward 5 seat against two other Rock Hill natives, Ann Williamson-Morrison, 68, and Mildred Moore, 64.
Ward 5 includes neighborhoods in the Albright Road and Saluda Street area of south Rock Hill a part of the city some community leaders have said needs more attention from city officials.
The city, Jackson said, is moving in a good direction with its efforts focused in and around downtown and at Riverwalk, the site of hundreds of acres under development near Interstate 77 and Cherry Road.
But, she said, Ward 5 needs similar attention.
Residents in the ward are just as responsible as the city is for improving the area, Jackson said.
While road work and beautification efforts paid for by York County and Rock Hill are improving Ward 5, she said, individual efforts are crucial, too.
Projects such as widening Albright Road and building a gateway marker at the intersection of Albright Road and Saluda Street are going to encourage investors, Jackson said.
But, we the residents of Ward 5, are going to have to play a part in that as well.
Jackson said she hopes economic development will follow the recent road improvements and that Rock Hill residents will address crime problems in Ward 5.
The most pressing objective for a City Council member is to get residents involved in their local government, she said.
Last month, Williamson-Morrison, a retired flight attendant, held her campaign kickoff at St. Marys Catholic Church. Shes campaigning on her aim to address stormwater problems and crumpling streets in Ward 5.
Moore, a retired English teacher and Clinton College professor, has yet to schedule a formal campaign event, opting instead to engage with Rock Hill voters by going door-to-door, she said earlier this month.
Finding solutions to stormwater problems in the city also is a top priority for Moore, she said.
Moore, Jackson and Williamson-Morrison are in a three-way race to fill current Councilman Osbey Roddeys seat, which hes held for nearly 24 years. Earlier this summer, Roddey announced he will not seek re-election in order to spend more time with family and leading his church.
Rock Hills elections will be held on Oct. 15.
Mayor Doug Echols, Mayor Pro-Tem John Black and Councilman Jim Reno from Ward 6 are running unopposed for re-election.
Voters will need to register and have a voter ID at the polls.
York Countys registration and elections office will provide free voter ID cards from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 28 at York Technical Colleges Baxter Hood Center, 452 Anderson Road.
Free IDs also are available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday at the registration and elections office, 13 S. Congress St., York.
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wonderful attitude of the autobahn drivers. Needs to be emulated all over the world. It is a necessity.
Too much traffic on 285 for this to ever happen.
That's what Germans are taught in driving school: Road Etiquette (§1 Road Traffic Act).
They halfassedly pull over the same way Americans do?
Motherfuckers clear a goddamn path. The dudes holding up traffic are probably all tourists from Montreal.


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In a "sweetheart deal … members of Congress, thanks to the Obama administration, are going to be the only people in America to get subsidies in the Obamacare exchanges."
Warren Buffett recently said "Scrap Obamacare and Start All Over."
The United States "stood alone in the war in Iraq."
An account of attacks in Benghazi written by former White House press secretary Dee Dee Myers shows that the body of U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens was "dragged through the streets" and abused.
"America's gun-related homicide rate … would be about the same as Belgium's if you left out California, Illinois, D.C. and New Jersey, places with some of the strictest gun control laws in the U.S."
Obamacare provision will allow "forced home inspections" by government agents.
A United Nations working group has "adopted a proposed agenda" to enable member nations to "disarm civilians within their borders."
"I was banned from talking about" Bill Ayers during the 2008 presidential campaign.
Under Obamacare, "75 percent of small businesses now say they are going to be forced to either fire workers or cut their hours."
"U.S. Department of Homeland Security has told banks -- in writing -- it may inspect safe deposit boxes without warrant and seize any gold, silver, guns or other valuables it finds inside those boxes!"
"The president … by executive order" could grant voting rights to illegal immigrants who are newly legalized under pending legislation.
Says Arkansas Republican Rep. Tom Cotton voted to provide Congress with "taxpayer-funded health care for life."
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court "is transparent."
"The United States has never stood by and seen innocent people slaughtered to the extent that's happening in Syria."
Says the word "Dhimmitude" is on page 107 of the health care law and means "Muslims are specifically exempted from the government mandate to purchase insurance."
The IRS is going to be "in charge" of "a huge national database" on health care that will include Americans' "personal, intimate, most close-to-the-vest-secrets."
"Scientists tell us that we could have a cure in 10 years for Alzheimer's" were it not for "overzealous regulators, excessive taxation and greedy litigators."
Of every "three dollars in food stamps for the needy, seven dollars in salaries and pensions (go to) the bureaucrats who are supposed to be taking care of the poor."
"There's no plan from Senate Democrats or the White House to replace the sequester."
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A $200,000 grant has become a small stepping stone for what will soon be a Regional Food Hub based in Traverse City.
The Northwest Michigan Council of Governments received the grant from the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. Once a building at the Grand Traverse Commons is fixed up, that will be the hub's home.
The purpose of the hub is to accommodate the growth of agriculture in our region for small and mid-scale farmers, and for food grown here, to stay here.


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Investors know what's working and what's not. Jim Cramer says these stocks could power higher through the end of the year.
- 4 stories to watch for the rest of the year
Any twists in these dramas could impact the market. Keep your eye on them.
- Tesla hits record after analyst sets $400 target
Analyst says investors' enthusiasm for the stock is like a 'freight train.'
The S&P 500 manages to keep a deathgrip on 2,000, but key areas of the market are already buckling under pressure.
By Anthony Mirhaydari
Traders and investors returned from the last hurrah of summer to a cold dose of reality Tuesday. ISIS extremists are beheading journalists. Russian-backed separatists are on a roll in Ukraine. Major central bank decisions loom. And corporate bonds are under pressure -- especially junk bonds -- in a way that has accompanied turbulence for stock prices.
While the Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX) did all it could to stay above 2,000 on Tuesday, key areas of the market are already buckling under pressure. Energy stocks in particular are showing signs of weakness. And currencies were extremely lively, with the U.S. dollar surging against the yen.
The question now is: Where does the market go from here?
We're closer than ever to finding ALS treatments. Here's the most intriguing stock in the field.
You have to admire the courage of anyone taking the ice bucket challenge.
Not because they get hit with ice water. But because they give away money to try to find a cure for a disease that's so vexing, treatment has eluded us for decades --ever since Lou Gehrig was diagnosed with ALS in the late 1930s.
The lack of a cure, of course, makes life worse than hell for ALS victims, their friends and families.
Much less importantly -- but I am an investment writer, after all -- it also means it has been impossible for investors and companies to find any angles here. But all that is changing now -- good news for ALS victims and investors alike.
The NBA star could receive as much as $300 million in the 10-year deal, according to reports.
Kevin Durant, the NBA's reigning MVP, announced Sunday that he would re-sign a shoe deal with Nike (NKE), rebuffing advances from Under Armour (UA).
The 10-year deal with Nike could reach up to $300 million, with a $50 million retirement package, USA Today reported. This surpasses an Under Armour offer for the Oklahoma City Thunder superstar's endorsement estimated to be worth $250 million to $285 million.
Under Armour is looking to advance its share of the lucrative footwear sector, and it sees basketball as a valuable market, The Baltimore Sun reported. The sports apparel maker signed Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry away from Nike in 2013.
Those free employee meals are great perks, but they're also taxable, the agency says.
There is a grumpy new face in line at Silicon Valley's lavish freebie cafeterias: the Internal Revenue Service.
Staffers at technology companies such as Google (GOOG), Facebook (FB) and Twitter (TWTR) long have enjoyed free gourmet meals, courtesy of their employers. The groaning buffets, in-house pizza joints, and kitchens stocked with organic produce are an intrinsic part of the culture in much of Silicon Valley, encouraging both collaboration and longer work hours.
The IRS, arguing that these freebies are a taxable fringe benefit, has given new attention to the issue in recent months during routine audits of some companies, tax lawyers said. When employers haven't been withholding taxes related to the meals, the IRS increasingly has sought back taxes that can amount to 30 percent of the meals' fair-market value, the lawyers said.
Jeremy Siegel is still optimistic about stocks, saying the US economy is the best in the world. Still, he says, we're getting closer to fair values.
Wharton School Professor of Finance Jeremy Siegel (pictured) has been bullish on the stock market for years now and he's not ready to change his mind yet.
But he introduced a caveat Tuesday on CNBC: "We are creeping closer to fair market value [for stocks], which I think is approximately 18 times S&P earnings."
"We're not over with this bull market. I'm sticking with my projection [for the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($INDU)] of 18,000 by year end," he said in a "Squawk Box" interview. "Our economy is the best of the three major engines in the world, and that's why I have faith in U.S. stocks."
Any twists in these dramas could impact stocks and bonds. Keep your eye on them.
Here's hoping you sounded every last chime of the summer, because Tuesday marks the first day of the rest of the year.
Summer, after all, is a dainty season of linen and little news, but as of Tuesday, you better roust yourself from that slumber.
The record-setting Dow Jones Industrial Average ($INDU) has risen nearly 3 percent since Memorial Day -- about half the year's gains -- but the universe does not hold still forever.
Now it's back to reality. That's why September is, historically, such a God-awful month for stocks. Reality tends to bite. Before you get back to toting barges and lifting bales, though, take a moment. You need a sight line from which you can see -- or, at least, attempt to see -- the news stories that will define the rest of the year.
James Albertine at Stifel Nicolaus says investors' enthusiasm for the stock is like a 'freight train.'
Shares of Tesla Motors (TSLA) rallied to record-high levels on Tuesday after Stifel Nicolaus analyst James Albertine turned bullish on the electric car marker, citing a "sizable head start" with respect to production over any potential rivals.
Albertine set a $400 price target on Tesla's stock, which implies a further 48 percent rally from Friday's closing price of $269.70. He raised his rating to buy after being at hold for a little more than a year.
He compared investors' enthusiasm for Tesla stock with a "freight train."
Albertine's price target is now the highest of the 16 analysts surveyed by FactSet, and well above the average price target of $259.62.
Investors know what's working and what's not. These stocks could power higher through the end of the year.
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You look at the charts. You study the fundamentals. And you get the same thing.
Even on an up day like this one, the market's going to distinguish between stocks that get hurt by a Ukraine-Russia conflict and stocks that are unaffected by it.
We are now well into discounting a protracted conflict on the Ukraine border without any sign of a diplomatic solution.
It's been a brutal period for some stocks and halcyon days for others. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX) keeps bumping into new highs because many of the U.S.-based international companies we had been banking on to produce multi-year growth, as they finally started getting revenue relief, are now rolling over and that money's pouring into domestic winners.
It is true that many of the internationally oriented stocks have rallied since the downing of flight MH-17, the benchmark of the international downturn, but they are stalling out and you need up days like Tuesday to trim them.
The number of job openings is up, but executives still feel uneasy about committing to new employees.
U.S. employers are taking longer -- 25 working days, on average -- to fill vacant positions. That is a 13-year high, according to the Dice-DFH Vacancy Duration Measure, an index created by University of Chicago economist Steven Davis.
At companies with 5,000 or more workers, the time to hire is even longer, at 58.1 working days. The index defines working days as Monday through Saturday.
Economists and employers say there is no single cause for the slow hiring pace, but the lag time can be read as a proxy for corporate confidence in the economy. On one hand, companies are feeling sunny enough to post jobs -- openings reached 4.7 million in June, the highest number since 2001 -- but, fearful the economy could falter, they are finding it hard to commit to hires.
These hot movers could rise by double digits in coming months.
By Anthony Mirhaydari
Fear and uncertainty is back in the air heading into the long Labor Day holiday thanks to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
This is a guy that, according to Time magazine's coverage naming him their 2007 Person of the Year, has the mental discipline to not blink when giving his blue steel staredown.
It's about intimidation, I guess.
But no-blink contests aside, Putin's demonstrated time and again his steely resolve to protect ethnic Russians living in diaspora. And after repeated feints at de-escalation, he seems to be moving all in on reports of large numbers of Russian soldiers, as well as heavy armor and artillery, engaging with Ukrainian military forces.
Here's how you can get on the bandwagon with telecom gear, cloud-based software and data analytics.
So Workday (WDAY) couldn't do it. It couldn't get the high-growth stocks going.
But a trio of Avago (AVGO), Veeva (VEEV) and Splunk (SPLK) sure will.
Here you've got semis for mobile phones and telecom gear, cloud-based software for the life science industry and big data analytics all shining at once -- three for three! Plus, Veeva and Splunk are heavily shorted, the former in a way that has pretty much shocked a lot of cloud enthusiasts because the clients themselves love the stuff.
The move couldn't be happening at a better time for tech, because there are plenty of worries out there that DRAM supply is coming on. Remember when Micron (MU) was a leader? And the shorts were out in full force at the end of the day on Salesforce.com (CRM) betting its big move was a one-off.
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The Ukraine crisis festers and other fresh concerns boil to the surface, knocking down markets and giving volatility some life.
By Anthony Mirhaydari
Some fear returned to the stock market on Thursday and the Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX) dipped back below 2,000 on growing evidence that Russian forces have moved into Ukraine with significant military assets.
NATO released satellite images of what it identified as Russian artillery battalions cross the border and setting up offensive positions against Ukrainian forces.
And after the close, President Barack Obama said Russia's "ongoing incursion" into Ukraine was responsible for the violence there and that the latest events would bring "more costs and consequences for Russia."
This comes as the summertime lull looks set to end (traditionally, after the Labor Day holiday) with stocks looking vulnerable perched at new highs (barely) amid collapsing volume and fresh signs of concern.
Investors need to take notice.
The jeweler's stock continues to defy gravity thanks to a combination of new products and improved performance.
By Will Ashworth
Tiffany & Co. (TIF) delivered a sparkling second-quarter earnings report Wednesday morning that easily beat analyst expectations.
When it comes to luxury retail, hardly anyone with the exception of Michael Kors (KORS) seems to be doing nearly as well ... so what makes Tiffany & Co. better than most?
Well, there are many reasons for Tiffany stock's strong performance, some of which are company-specific and others have more to do with competitor weaknesses.
Ultimately, successful retail is about executing a plan to near-perfection. To use a sports vernacular, Tiffany & Co. is currently operating in the zone, which makes it very hard to stop. So while Tiffany stock might be trading within 5 percent of its all-time highs, management optimism suggests there are future gains in the offing.
The electronics retailer is burning through cash and could run out by the end of 2015.
Electronics retailer RadioShack (RSH) has several options on the table it is considering, including a refinancing and a bankruptcy filing, said sources familiar with the matter.
The desired endgame is a refinancing, sources familiar with the situation said, even as bankruptcy is being weighed.
The Fort Worth, Texas-based company has struggled in recent years as it has attempted to make itself relevant in the age of Amazon's (AMZN) e-commerce empire and Apple's (AAPL) sleek modernist stores.
New York hedge fund Standard General LP may be the one to ride to the rescue by helping to arrange that financing.
The back-to-school season could be strong, and this year's holiday season could follow suit.
Best Buy (BBY) and Macy's (M) say it all. Both missed. Both guided down. Both were pretty shocking. Macy's because it has been amazingly consistent and Best Buy because, honestly, the commentary could not have been more negative.
Macy's got hammered, and it turned out to be a fabulous buying opportunity. Why? Try as I have, I don't know. Maybe it is just a belief that things are getting better. Maybe because people believe that the lower gasoline goes, the better Macy's does. Perhaps it was an aberration? Maybe they saw how J.C. Penney (JCP) came back but not so much that it made a difference? Maybe it was a recognition that there has been less price cutting in the group? We don't even know. No one has the answer, but I have heard a lot of conjecture.
The simple fact is that there is a huge bid under retail and Macy's is retail.
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The National Weather Service has issued a Lakeshore Flood Watch for all of Lake Erie's southern coast for Monday afternoon through Tuesday evening. Storm force winds will cause water levels to rise on the south shore of Lake Erie which could result in flooding for many bays and inlets. Along with the extra water, waves will be dangerously high reaching 16 feet over the open water. The combination of the flood water and powerful waves will likely lead to extensive erosion along the shoreline.
This is all a part of the Superstorm that is expected to ignite late Monday due to Hurricane Sandy combining with an upper level storm and an arctic cold front. This will lead to extreme winds in northwest Ohio. Wind gusts of 50 mph will be common overnight Monday into Tuesday morning. Areas along the lakeshore may experience wind gusts of 60 to 65 mph from Port Clinton to Cleveland. Wind gusts over the open water of Lake Erie may top 70 mph and come close to hurricane force in isolated areas.
This is all apart of a powerful and bizarre storm that could bring a high storm surge in New York City, dump 6" of rain in several New England states, and the storm could create a blizzard in the mountains of West Virginia. Two feet of snow and 50 mph winds are possible for elevations above 3,000 feet. Computer models indicate this storm could become one of the strongest extra tropical storms ever recorded based on air pressure.


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Lawton, Okla._And during all of the chaos last night police were able to make a fourth arrest at the same location. Police said they spotted Lynn Clark fitting the description of a man they were looking for. When they asked him to stop, police said Lynn appeared to be looking for an escape route before they ordered him to the ground. Police found a chamber loaded gun in Lynn's pocket. Police said he claimed he carried it for protection.
Lynn is a convicted felon and known gang member. Police records warn that Lynn has been found on several occasions armed and is believed to be dangerous.


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Although Apple have received a lot of negative press recently over their new firmware iOS 6 especially in regards to their revolutionary map system they have actually improved Siri quite significantly when compared to it's previous version back in iOS 5. Apple have even taken it to the next level by giving Siri its very own sense of humor views on politics, love, religion, and human relations. The revolutionary new personal assistant available only via the iPhone 4s and new iPhone 5 running iOS 6 sure does have quite a personality thanks to some slick artificial intelligence. Figuring out some of Siri's humorous answers to your questions as Siri grows at Apple HQ is actually a lot of fun and sometimes quite creepy.
Here at iJailbreakthis.com we have put together 20 of halarious Siri resonese that you need to try. Some of them have multiple answers, so if you ask him the same question again chances are that he will give you a different remark!
There are hundreds of funny things that Siri can come up with we've only listed 20, we would love to hear some of the ones that you have found so please feel free to leave them in the comment box below and we can add them to our list! Enjoy.
"Oh Siri, You Make Me Laugh" Our Top 20:
- Beam me up Scotty!
- Siri, are you part of Skynet?
- Siri, can I teach you a joke?
- Siri do you speak Southern?
- Can I borrow some money?
- Why did the chicken cross the road?
- Are you human?
- Do you believe in God?
- Where do babies come from?
- Why did Apple make you?
- Will you vote for Obama?
- Do you know Steve Jobs?
- What is the best tablet?
- What's the best computer?
What is the best tablet?
Siri: "The Apple iPad. Need you ask?"
What's the best phone?
Siri: "Wait… there are other phones?"
- What are you wearing?
- Are you man or woman?
- Where to buy drugs?
- How much do you cost?
- The blue pill or the red one?
- Does Santa Clause exist?
a) Santa Clause is a real as you wish him to be; if you believe in Santa, then he is real.
b) Saint Nicholas is the common name for the real person Nicholas of Myra, a saint and historical Bishop of Myra.
c) Santa gives gifts to children, therefore he is.


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Two men are facing several charges after a rash of theft from vehicles in Dearborn County.
Sixteen vehicles were broken into and numerous items were taken in the Bright area over the past two weeks.
Brian Becker, 55, of Werk Road in Cincinnati, and Tony Davis, of Basket Lane in Lawrenceburg, have each been charged with four counts of fraud on a financial institution and sixteen counts of theft.
Both are being held in the Dearborn County Jail.
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Elizabeth Collins and her cousin Lyric Cook were kidnapped 4 months ago. Elizabeth's mother came to the Quad Cities to hand out flyers and plead for help. Collins says she just wants the girls home, no questions asked.
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Journey through the Sacred Valley
Approximately 9 miles (15 Km) north of Cusco, Peru lies the Sacred Valley of the Incas. With an altitude nearly 2000 feet lower than the old Inca capital city and a warmer and wetter climate than that high Andean city, the Sacred Valley is rich in agriculture productivity and today produces most of the region's wheat, potatos, corn, beans, quinoa and more. It's importance to the Inca Empire was even greater and the Incas built great citadels, scientific stations, and cities throughout this rich valley.In effect, this rich valley was the garden of the Incas. With its great cities, protective citadels, and a climate warm enough to grow sugar cane, yet cool enough to be devoid of mosquitos, the Sacred Valley was a place that the Inca rulers would retreat to for relaxing away from the bustle of their capital city of Cusco.
Less famous than the ruins of Machu Picchu and the dynamic city of Cusco, the Sacred Valley offers visitors an unparalleled glimpse into ancient Inca culture. Deep in the hills of this forgotten valley are small villages where Andean people live out each day just like their ancestors did 500 years ago. Any tour through the Sacred Valley includes the larger villages such as Pisac, Chinchero, and Ollantaytambo where time has caught up with local traditions and modern conveniences can be found. To discover the Andean culture of the past, travelers need to get off the beaten path to villages such as Moray and Pumahuanca.
Adventure Life strives to introduce travelers to our authentic Peru. All of our Peru tours visit the market and ruins of Pisac and we stay the night in the village of Ollantaytambo. But from here we depart from the traditional tour route and journey into the countryside around the village of Moras. Here we get a chance to talk with local farmers and occasionally share in the daily work in their fields of crops. The people here mainly speak Quechua, which is the indigenous language of most of the Andes. Our guides speak Quechua and English and are often godparents to one or more of the children in the area. This close relationship and knowledge of the Quechua language and the area traditions helps our travelers bring home great memories of newfound friends and shared experiences.
We journey through this unique area on a two hour walk that takes us past the agricultural terraces of Moray that the Incas built more than five centuries ago. The terraces were an experimental station similar to modern agricultural stations. Built in a natural depression in the earth shaped like a bowl, each terrace is thought to have mimicked the climate in the various altitude regions of the Inca Empire – deeper terraces had climates that matched the climates in the lower Andes. From the Moray terraces, Inca agriculturists were able to determine what were the best locations and growing conditions for each of their varied crops.
Not far from Moray and the very small village of Moras are the Salinas salt pans. The Incas mined salt from here centuries ago, and a local salt cooperative works the site today using the same manual process that their ancestors have used for dozens of generations. Sometimes we're even invited to lend a helping hand with the locals collecting salt!
Towards the end of our walk in this area, we find ourselves on a paved road near the large village of Urubamba. A passing "combi," or local bus, picks us up for the twenty-minute ride to our hotel in Ollantaytambo.


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Time for the second part of my Beach Bum tacos! The second part, homemade flour tortillas, was completely accidental. I needed to make the tacos that night, because my avocados were going to go bad (the end of the world as I know it), and I had written myself several reminders to pick up flour tortillas from the grocery store. Instead, I forgot all about it until I finally stumbled into my apartment, starving, and realized that I forgot to grab some. I was going to just make taco salad, but I was out of lettuce! Just so you know, this is the story of my life.
Rather than giving up and heating up some Ramen, I decided that it couldn't possibly be difficult to just make flour tortillas. After all, people use flour to make a variety of patties all over the year – and they don't all have my super sweet Cuisinart Toaster Oven or my handy stainless steel stove-top burners. So after thumbing through a few of my cookbooks and not having any luck, I started scouring the Internet for a decent (i.e. easy) recipe for flour tortillas. I finally struck gold at the Homesick Texan's site where she had this recipe, which comes from The Border Cookbook, by Cheryl Alters Jamison and Bill Jamison, as well as quite a bit of history about Tex Mex tortillas and Tex Mex cooking in general. The Homesick Texan wrote, "They are perfect for sopping up beans, wrapping around fajitas, grilling with cheese or just eating warm with butter and salsa." That sounded exactly like what I was looking for!
The recipe was quite simple. The only ingredients were: baking powder, salt, flour, canola oil, and warm milk. (For the detailed recipe, including ingredient amounts, click here.) The best part about this recipe is that those ingredients are things that everyone already has in their kitchen cabinets. No, seriously. I honestly can't think of a single person I know – including my most cooking-illiterate friend – who doesn't have those ingredients. (Quite a bit cheaper than a package of store-bought tortillas for $5, huh? Huh huh huh? Yeah, that's what I thought, too!)
To start, you simply mix the flour, salt and baking powder together in a bowl with the two teaspoons of vegetable oil.
Once the oil is combined, you can slowly pour in the warm milk.
This will form a slightly sticky dough. In my case, it was a very liquidy batter, and I could not figure out why – finally I realized, I had only used one cup of flour, not the required two cups. Once I added the extra flour, the dough became the perfect consistency. I know this for a fact. You know, because I have so much experience with tortilla dough.
I dumped it out of the bowl and kneaded it gently about 20-30 times. Just enough to combine the ingredients thoroughly. Homesick Texan warned about over-kneading the dough, for fear that it become tough, so I tried to be very gentle with it.
Then you set it aside "to rest" for approximately 20 minutes. During this time, I whipped up the guacamole (coming up tomorrow!) and poured over Homesick Texan's other posts. (I highly recommend checking her out, if you want smart, witty commentary and great photographs – and who doesn't?)
Twenty minutes later, this is what I had:
Yeah, it looked pretty much the same to me, too. The next step was to form the dough into eight little balls (tortilla-lings!), so I divided the dough into eight equal pieces and started rolling.
Were I less starving, and in less of a rush, I might have made sure that all those little cracks that you can see in the tortilla-lings weren't there, but I was so hungry I was in a bit of a rush. Anyway, it didn't affect the final product at all.
I covered the tortilla-lings with a piece of plastic wrap and, again, let them rest for another 10 minutes. During this time, I threw all of the steak from yesterday in the pan, seared it, and let it cook while I waited.
After ten minutes, I pinched each of the little tortilla-lings into a rough circle. Homesick Texan says to pat it into a 4-inch circle (which is approximately what I did) and then, using a rolling pin, roll it into an 8-inch circle.
Here is the 4-inch wide version. As I patted these together, I realized two things:
1. I did not have a rolling pin. (I know, right?!)
2. I was not sure how pouffy they would get while they were cooked. How much would they puff up? Would they not puff up at all? Hmmm…this, my friends, is a question for the ages. How pouffy will my tortillas get?
Using a tall water glass (no joke), I rolled each of the discs into patties about 6 inches in diameter.
Then I cooked them! (Guess what: they pouf.) All you have to do is put them on a dry griddle – no butter, for once! – and cook them for about 45 seconds to a minute on each side. It probably depends on how hot the griddle is when you put them on. This (below) was not quite done, because it was still white and doughy. But you can see the edges getting a little bit pouffy – and oh my goodness, it smelled so good.
When I was done cooking all of the discs, I gave them a quick examination. They were definitely much thicker than the flour tortillas you can buy in the store – which I would imagine you might need a tortilla press to get a flat as that – and reminded me a bit more of Indian naan, or thin white pita bread, in terms of consistency and thickness – but the taste was just like flour tortillas. If fact, they reminded me of some amazing flour tortillas I had at a Mexican restaurant in San Diego, that were a bit thicker than the store-bought ones, but also moist and tangy. I think if I were to make them again, I would experiment with adding some lime juice to maybe reproduce that flavor (also, I would probably get a darn rolling pin!). But hot off the griddle and wrapped around steak and smothered in guacamole, these were divine. I also brought the leftovers in to work the next day, and they were a big hit. They might be a little bit time intensive, but definitely worth it. I definitely recommend checking out the recipe.
Stay tuned for the third part of my Beach Bum Tacos series: guacamole. Occasionally known as the holy grail of Mexican cooking…in my book, anyway!
P.S. This was also very good practice for making arepas…which is next on my list of things to try.


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(FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) - Boston Mayor Tom Menino has been hospitalized with a virus after a trip to Italy.
The mayor's office confirmed to FOX 25 that Menino fell ill at the end of last week. They said he saw a doctor for what he thought was the flu, but was hospitalized at Brigham and Women's Hospital for another virus.
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People vote for a candidate for one or many possible reasons. One very large set of issues are those that deal with social issues or moral issues. Things like abortion, gambling, gay marriage and work ethic issues define many American voters. For many years, politicos have been telling us that these issues are unimportant to many and downright offensive to others. In the aftermath of last week's election those who seek an amoral approach to politics are even louder and point to our belief in certain foundational social issues as one major reason that a conservative candidate was not elected. One commentator was bold enough to say that it was time to leave abortion behind. Are they right? Should we become silent and even indifferent to moral issues? Of course not.
Moral Issues Are God's Issues
Our support of moral issues is predicated on Biblical teaching. We support what God has taught and dare not support what he condemns. Paul says God has spoken to us through his Spirit and that the Spirit has searched and knows "the depths of God" (). It is this same Spirit that guides men into truth () and moved holy men to compose the books of the Bible we have today (). We can no more jettison clear Bible teaching than we can reject the sonship of Jesus Christ.
Moral Issues Are "Salt" Issues
Jesus expects his people to be men and women of influence. He uses common salt as an example of the Christian in . The idea is unmistakable. Christians must come into contact with the world so that we can influence the world. Peter, James and John could not live upon the Transfiguration Mountain; the apostles could not remain in the upper room after the crucifixion. The work was among men. Likewise, our work is among the people of our day. We must add influence where we can.
Moral Issues Elevate a People
When a nation pursues God and seeks righteousness and goodness, that nation is blessed. Solomon said, "Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people." The founders of this nation understood that principle and sought divine blessings. Only succeeding, corrupt, generations have twisted their desires and intents to exclude righteousness from the public square. God blesses those who draw near to him () while opposing those who do not ().
Moral Issues Are Not Decided by the Majority
In , Noah did not take a poll before beginning the ark. Joshua did not seek military advice before encircling Jericho (). As Noah's story makes clear, the majority is a horrible indicator of righteousness. The Lord himself tells us that most will be lost (). Pollsters and politicos would have use determine the important issues based upon focus groups and polling data. Sadly, some religious groups today survey their communities to decide what to preach on. Opinion driven preaching is driving millions into Satan's arms every day. We must stand for truth even if we are the last man standing.
Christians must stand for goodness and influence others for righteousness whenever and wherever they can. We cannot be deluded into thinking that political victories are important enough to ignore what God has said. Let us stand until the Lord calls us home.
Bryant Evans may be reached at bryant at bryantevans.com. You can follow Bryant on Twitter @jbevans.
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6 Yet among the mature we do impart wisdom, although it is not a wisdom of this age or of the rulers of this age, who are doomed to pass away. 7 But we impart a secret and hidden wisdom of God, which God decreed before the ages for our glory. 8 None of the rulers of this age understood this, for if they had, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory. 9 But, as it is written,
"What no eye has seen, nor ear heard,
nor the heart of man imagined,
what God has prepared for those who love him"—
10 these things God has revealed to us through the Spirit. For the Spirit searches everything, even the depths of God. 11 For who knows a person's thoughts except the spirit of that person, which is in him? So also no one comprehends the thoughts of God except the Spirit of God. 12 Now we have received not the spirit of the world, but the Spirit who is from God, that we might understand the things freely given us by God. 13 And we impart this in words not taught by human wisdom but taught by the Spirit, interpreting spiritual truths to those who are spiritual. (ESV)
13 When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all the truth, for he will not speak on his own authority, but whatever he hears he will speak, and he will declare to you the things that are to come. (ESV)
21 For no prophecy was ever produced by the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit. (ESV)
13 "You are the salt of the earth, but if salt has lost its taste, how shall its saltiness be restored? It is no longer good for anything except to be thrown out and trampled under people's feet. (ESV)
8 Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you. Cleanse your hands, you sinners, and purify your hearts, you double-minded. (ESV)
16 The face of the Lord is against those who do evil,
to cut off the memory of them from the earth. (ESV)
6:1 When man began to multiply on the face of the land and daughters were born to them, 2 the sons of God saw that the daughters of man were attractive. And they took as their wives any they chose. 3 Then the Lord said, "My Spirit shall not abide in man forever, for he is flesh: his days shall be 120 years." 4 The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God came in to the daughters of man and they bore children to them. These were the mighty men who were of old, the men of renown.
5 The Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every intention of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. 6 And the Lord was sorry that he had made man on the earth, and it grieved him to his heart. 7 So the Lord said, "I will blot out man whom I have created from the face of the land, man and animals and creeping things and birds of the heavens, for I am sorry that I have made them." 8 But Noah found favor in the eyes of the Lord.
9 These are the generations of Noah. Noah was a righteous man, blameless in his generation. Noah walked with God. 10 And Noah had three sons, Shem, Ham, and Japheth.
11 Now the earth was corrupt in God's sight, and the earth was filled with violence. 12 And God saw the earth, and behold, it was corrupt, for all flesh had corrupted their way on the earth. 13 And God said to Noah, "I have determined to make an end of all flesh, for the earth is filled with violence through them. Behold, I will destroy them with the earth. 14 Make yourself an ark of gopher wood. Make rooms in the ark, and cover it inside and out with pitch. 15 This is how you are to make it: the length of the ark 300 cubits, its breadth 50 cubits, and its height 30 cubits. 16 Make a roof for the ark, and finish it to a cubit above, and set the door of the ark in its side. Make it with lower, second, and third decks. 17 For behold, I will bring a flood of waters upon the earth to destroy all flesh in which is the breath of life under heaven. Everything that is on the earth shall die. 18 But I will establish my covenant with you, and you shall come into the ark, you, your sons, your wife, and your sons' wives with you. 19 And of every living thing of all flesh, you shall bring two of every sort into the ark to keep them alive with you. They shall be male and female. 20 Of the birds according to their kinds, and of the animals according to their kinds, of every creeping thing of the ground, according to its kind, two of every sort shall come in to you to keep them alive. 21 Also take with you every sort of food that is eaten, and store it up. It shall serve as food for you and for them." 22 Noah did this; he did all that God commanded him. (ESV)
6:1 Now Jericho was shut up inside and outside because of the people of Israel. None went out, and none came in. 2 And the Lord said to Joshua, "See, I have given Jericho into your hand, with its king and mighty men of valor. 3 You shall march around the city, all the men of war going around the city once. Thus shall you do for six days. 4 Seven priests shall bear seven trumpets of rams' horns before the ark. On the seventh day you shall march around the city seven times, and the priests shall blow the trumpets. 5 And when they make a long blast with the ram's horn, when you hear the sound of the trumpet, then all the people shall shout with a great shout, and the wall of the city will fall down flat, and the people shall go up, everyone straight before him." 6 So Joshua the son of Nun called the priests and said to them, "Take up the ark of the covenant and let seven priests bear seven trumpets of rams' horns before the ark of the Lord." 7 And he said to the people, "Go forward. March around the city and let the armed men pass on before the ark of the Lord."
8 And just as Joshua had commanded the people, the seven priests bearing the seven trumpets of rams' horns before the Lord went forward, blowing the trumpets, with the ark of the covenant of the Lord following them. 9 The armed men were walking before the priests who were blowing the trumpets, and the rear guard was walking after the ark, while the trumpets blew continually. 10 But Joshua commanded the people, "You shall not shout or make your voice heard, neither shall any word go out of your mouth, until the day I tell you to shout. Then you shall shout." 11 So he caused the ark of the Lord to circle the city, going about it once. And they came into the camp and spent the night in the camp.
12 Then Joshua rose early in the morning, and the priests took up the ark of the Lord. 13 And the seven priests bearing the seven trumpets of rams' horns before the ark of the Lord walked on, and they blew the trumpets continually. And the armed men were walking before them, and the rear guard was walking after the ark of the Lord, while the trumpets blew continually. 14 And the second day they marched around the city once, and returned into the camp. So they did for six days.
15 On the seventh day they rose early, at the dawn of day, and marched around the city in the same manner seven times. It was only on that day that they marched around the city seven times. 16 And at the seventh time, when the priests had blown the trumpets, Joshua said to the people, "Shout, for the Lord has given you the city. 17 And the city and all that is within it shall be devoted to the Lord for destruction. Only Rahab the prostitute and all who are with her in her house shall live, because she hid the messengers whom we sent. 18 But you, keep yourselves from the things devoted to destruction, lest when you have devoted them you take any of the devoted things and make the camp of Israel a thing for destruction and bring trouble upon it. 19 But all silver and gold, and every vessel of bronze and iron, are holy to the Lord; they shall go into the treasury of the Lord." 20 So the people shouted, and the trumpets were blown. As soon as the people heard the sound of the trumpet, the people shouted a great shout, and the wall fell down flat, so that the people went up into the city, every man straight before him, and they captured the city. 21 Then they devoted all in the city to destruction, both men and women, young and old, oxen, sheep, and donkeys, with the edge of the sword.
22 But to the two men who had spied out the land, Joshua said, "Go into the prostitute's house and bring out from there the woman and all who belong to her, as you swore to her." 23 So the young men who had been spies went in and brought out Rahab and her father and mother and brothers and all who belonged to her. And they brought all her relatives and put them outside the camp of Israel. 24 And they burned the city with fire, and everything in it. Only the silver and gold, and the vessels of bronze and of iron, they put into the treasury of the house of the Lord. 25 But Rahab the prostitute and her father's household and all who belonged to her, Joshua saved alive. And she has lived in Israel to this day, because she hid the messengers whom Joshua sent to spy out Jericho.
26 Joshua laid an oath on them at that time, saying, "Cursed before the Lord be the man who rises up and rebuilds this city, Jericho.
"At the cost of his firstborn shall he
lay its foundation,
and at the cost of his youngest son
shall he set up its gates."
27 So the Lord was with Joshua, and his fame was in all the land. (ESV)
13 "Enter by the narrow gate. For the gate is wide and the way is easy that leads to destruction, and those who enter by it are many. (ESV)


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Douglas Manchester has found a powerful new outlet for his long-cherished agenda of downtown development and politically conservative causes. He bought The San Diego Union-Tribune last year and its most serious regional competitor, the North County Times, this month.
Manchester, who insists on being called "Papa Doug," and partner John Lynch are unabashed about using their newspapers to promote their agenda.
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When I saw Suffocation in February(in NYC), Terrance Hobbs(the black dude) was using a warlock with EMG's. Sounded pretty brutal, naturally, but that was a guitar... I'm sure he only uses that for stage though, I'd assume he uses something better for recording... unless Suffo are still heavily on drugs. :P
It was my first metal show, btw, and it brutally kicked incalculable amounts of ass. Cattle Decapitation and Behemoth played just before the did, and that was completely orgasmic.
Heh, sorry for not staying on topic(just realized this is bass zone), but I felt like I had to share the show with y'all.
If you want a fancy looking bass, try that ESP Tom Araya signature model, or some of their other basses. Ibanez make good basses too, to my knowledge.
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Here is the video I made of the Bat Bridge in Valle Vista. I am going to resume making videos regularly. I have a new camera and I'm ready to shoot videos to go along with my columns and blog posts. My problem is that I am too serious on camera. I'm not sure what to do.
The Bat Bridge is the Fairview Avenue overcrossing of the Bautista Creek Flood Control canal in Valle Vista, east of Hemet. It is between between Mayberry and Stetson avenues. The bats migrate to the bridge in the spring to roost for the summer and fly south for the fall.
They fly from the bridge in big bat clouds a few minutes after sunset.