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A Craven County deputy was fired after investigators say he hit a deer going 117 mph while responding to a call.
It happened around 1 a.m. Monday. That's when investigators say 41-Year-old Andrew Callaway was responding to a wreck near the intersection of Highway 17 and 55 in Bridgeton when he hit the deer, causing more than $7,000 in damage to his patrol car.
Callaway was not injured in the wreck.
Capt. Joe Heckman with the Craven County Sheriff's Office says they do not place a specific speed limit on deputies responding to calls but says their speeding policy does outline the deputies should travel in a "safe manner." Capt. Heckman says Callaway violated that policy.
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Perficient, Inc. (NASDAQ: PRFT), a leading information technology consulting firm serving Global 2000 and other large enterprise customers throughout North America, today announced it will serve as the evening event sponsor and showcase its expertise at the Microsoft Lync Conference. The Lync Conference will be held Feb. 19 – 21 in San Diego, Calif., and is the first ever conference dedicated to communications professionals looking to learn and network with the entire Lync community.
Microsoft Lync Server combines voice, instant messaging, audio, video, and web conferencing into a richer, more simplified solution for organizations looking to transform their business communications into more collaborative and engaging interactions. As one of only seven Microsoft Worldwide National Systems Integrator (NSI) Partners, Perficient partners with clients to implement Lync technologies that integrate with client's current applications and enhance professional communications.
"Enterprise communications have become increasingly complex as more information is readily available to more people and in multiple formats. At a time when access to expertise and knowledge sharing is critical to business success, our clients are looking for ways to harness innovation and improve workforce productivity through improved communication tools and by removing communication barriers," said Matt McGillen, director of unified communications for Perficient. "Lync is the only application that brings all communications together in a single, simple way for users. With other solutions you find that you need a new username and password, and a different application for everything: phone, IM, audio conferencing, web conferencing are all separate silos. Integrating Lync with current applications enables more seamless and effective collaboration and communication within today's organizations."
Newly-Designated Lync Certifications Attest to Client Support and Satisfaction
Perficient recently was named one of 15 Microsoft partners in the United States to receive the Premier Support Lync Partner (PSLP) certification. The PSLP certification designates Perficient as an official provider of Lync solutions and support for clients. In addition to its PSLP certification, Perficient has two Lync Microsoft Certified Masters on staff – Keenan Crockett, and newly-certified Jason Sloan. The MCM certification is an exclusive designation recognizing technical excellence, and Perficient is one of a handful of partners with multiple Lync MCMs.
"For all the great improvements to communication that Lync brings, it does require expertise to do a Lync deployment right. And it doesn't end there; supporting the environment after Lync has been rolled out is very important to the well-being of our clients," continued McGillen. "To ensure our consultants can provide the best service and experience to our clients, Perficient has invested in the certification process. With two Lync MCM consultants and our recent PSLP certification, we are proud to be one of very few partners that can provide top-notch support for our clients in the whole lifecycle, not just during deployment."
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Perficient experts will be on hand during the Lync Conference in kiosk K-4 to discuss how the company helps clients address communications needs through the implementation of Lync technologies designed to unite voice, IM, audio, video and web-conferencing into a richer, more simplified experience.
For more information on Perficient's expertise in Microsoft technologies across all industries including unified communications, SharePoint, Microsoft BI and Microsoft cloud, and how the company provides digital marketing, portals and collaboration, mobile development and customer relationship management solutions to clients, visit www.perficient.com/Partners/Microsoft. To learn more from Perficient experts first-hand, visit the Perficient Microsoft Technologies blog or follow @Perficient_MSFT.
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Jeremy Sonkin, Michael John Lea & More Set for PFP's SOCHI
Pride Films and Plays has announced the cast for Sochi: Three Short Plays About Gay Athletes, which will be performed on Monday, February 24 at 7:00 pm at Center on Halsted, 3656 N Halsted.
Commemorative Edition, by DC Cathro, features a young man for the first time developing a connection with his father while watching the Olympics. AJ Wright directs Sam Button-Harrison*, Jason Grimm, and Emilio Velasco.
Hoya Saxa by Rich Espey is a very timely look at two football players in a locker room. Jeremy Sonkin and Michael John Lea are featured. Tommy Bullington directs.
And in Olympic Fever by George Smart, Will Wilhelm plays a young skater about to depart O'Hare for the Sochi games. Shaun Baer and Emilio Velasco are featured. PFP's Executive Director David Zak directs.
Michael Donley reads stage directions throughout. Production stage manager is Joshua Baggett.
*Denotes member of PFP's Artistic Ensemble
Sochi: Three Short Plays About Gay Athletes will be performed as enhanced stage readings in the Center On Halsted's Hoover-Leppen Theater, 3656 N Halsted. Tickets are $10 for general admission, $5 for students and seniors, and pay-what-you-can for members of the film and TV industry with resumes or headshots. To reserve call 1 800 838 3006, or order on line at www.brownpapertickets.com.


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Our Walt Disney World restaurant reviews will help you book the best dining options, whether you're on the Disney Dining Plan or paying out of pocket and using the Tables in Wonderland Card for a discount. Each review contains a detailed description of the restaurant, along with lots of Disney food photos from that restaurant (in the case of food reviews, often pictures speak louder than words!) Since there are literally hundreds of restaurants at Walt Disney World, the choices can be overwhelming. We've dined at the majority of Walt Disney World restaurants in the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Disney's Animal Kingdom, and these reviews are based on many years of visiting the parks and these restaurants.
If a restaurant that you're considering is absent from the reviews below, feel free to ask about it in the comments. We've thus far only reviewed a portion of the restaurants at which we've dined. Downtown Disney is conspicuously absent from these reviews, and that's because we tend to avoid it, as many of its restaurants are chain locations that exist in multiple cities in the United States. (Raglan Road seems to be the big exception to this, and we plan on visiting it soon.)
Each review gives the Walt Disney World restaurant it's reviewing a score out of 10, with this score being based solely on cuisine and ambiance. For most of these reviews, we eat at a restaurant at least a couple of times before reviewing it, as quality can vary from one day to the next. If there's one big caveat to these reviews, it's that Walt Disney World restaurants can be very inconsistent: we may have a horrible meal at a restaurant one night and you may have a fantastic at the same restaurant the next night, or vice-a-versa. This is especially true of service, which is why we don't factor that into our scores except in certain (noted) circumstances. Due to this inconsistency, we recommend reading a few reviews (not just ours!) of the same restaurant before making a decision on it.
As for the scores, they should be viewed like letter grades: 10/10 is an A+, 8/10 is a B-, 6/10 is a D-, (and so on), with any score below a 6/10 being varying degrees of failing. Much like letter grades, most of the scores here are in the B range.
When we started this blog, we only had a handful of reviews, most of which were for Walt Disney World. We started a "Disney Dining Reviews Index" page to organize them all. As we've added a lot more Disneyland Resort restaurant reviews plus restaurant reviews from Hong Kong Disneyland, Tokyo Disney Resort, and Disneyland Resort Paris, we've realized we need better organization. This Walt Disney World restaurant-specific page is the first step in our 2014 "resolution" to make this site better organized. Stay tuned for that.
With that said, here are the reviews and food photos from various Walt Disney World restaurants…
As mentioned at the start of the article, these are just a portion of the Walt Disney World restaurants we've tried. If you have questions about other restaurants, please leave them in the comments. We haven't dined everywhere, but we'll help with advice where we have!
We'll update this page regularly as we do more Walt Disney World dining reviews. Some upcoming restaurants to be reviewed include Chef Mickey's, Electric Umbrella, Mama Melrose, and others! It's also a good idea to searching the menus of different Disney restaurants to see which restaurants might appeal most to your family–given all of the choices, that can be a smart way to narrow things down.
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Which Walt Disney World restaurants are your favorites? Anywhere you don't like? Hearing from you is half the fun, so please share your thoughts or any comments you have in the comments!
I know they haven't even announced an official grand opening, but I am really curious about Spice Road Table in Epcot. I would love to hear your take on it if you get a chance to eat there in the upcoming year. I'm extremely curious about the small plates and whether or not they represent a good value or if the prices are high for the amount you actually get. Keep up the good work. My husband and I love the honesty in your dining reviews (and your food choices!).
I second this! Very curious about Spice Road Table. I thought I read somewhere that the soft opening is this week.
I knew that you had been busy, but WOW! Is that EVERY restaurant in EVERY park and resort in WDW…WITH photos of each? Thanks for this incredible resource! On my next trip to WDW, I'm stopping by here first.
Hi Tom,
What would you recommend for someone who has never eaten at the Poly but likes both breakfast and dinner? Is Kona better than O'Hana for dinner? Or would you go with a Kona breakfast and O'hana dinner?
After two consecutive years of (hectic) spring trips to Disneyland with grandchildren, we thought we would take a Disney break for a few years. Thanks to this post, we are off to Disney World (alone…yay!) The primary reason? To sample all these culinary spots you profiled that we've previously missed.
End of February has us escaping Colorado snows, thanks to you. : )
How about the regular, table dining Yak and Yeti?
I'm going on my honeymoon in May. Any suggestions on can't miss places to eat? Also do you know of any restaurants that do anything special for honeymoons?
I'm sure you're wanting a reply from Tom, but I HIGHLY recommend you doing Victoria and Albert's for your honeymoon meal. We went for our honeymoon, and thought it was totally worth it. It's expensive for sure, but if there is any occation worth celebrating there, it's your marriage. We've been to Disney World many times, and I never in my wildest dreams thought I'd ever go to V&A because of price and dress code, but that was an evening I will never forget. Wonderful food and impeccable service. 3 and a half hours of culinary bliss.
Heading down to WDW tomorrow and we're going to eat at Il Mulino at the Swan on Saturday, the menu looks AMAZING! I have no clue how my group will be able to choose. I've never eaten at any of the Swan or Dolphin restaurants (I want to try Bluezoo as well) so I'm excited to see how this one goes!
Thanks for this fantastic resource, I'm a huge fan of your site! I've directed many people here for tips! And real patriotism of course
I see you did the Cape May Cafe character breakfast, but have you guys gotten a chance to do the dinner yet? I hear it's good but wanted to know if it is worth the price.
Hey, these reviews are great and have helped tremendously in planning my Disney vacation. My only request would be to put your ranking for each on this page as well so that at a quick glance, it would be easy to see your recommendations. I don't think this would take away from page views either as I would've still read each review, but coming back to the page after a few days, having an easy way to remind myself of your ranking would be beneficial.
I wouldn't recommend the dining plan. Only the sit down restaurants have decent food. Anything at the quick service restaurant and the 'snacks' were garbage. Beware of this food. See the attendees who willingly shovel it down and decide for yourself.
Have you guys tried Boma for breakfast? We are planning a Dec trip and I was wondering if it would be worth it, and if so, if you think it would be doable to have brunch there after early entry at Animal Kingdom?
Hi, Tom, have Sarah and you ever attended the Tomorrowland Terrace Dessert Party? If so, anything to know in advance of it? Any good photo ops? Thanks!


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In all honesty, this move surprised me. The Saints were pretty solid at corner already. However, this signing could mean the Saints want more defensive backs or wanted a veteran corner to replace Randall Gay. He could be just a camp body, though I highly doubt that. Whatever the case, Fabian Washington was signed to a one year deal from Aaron Wilson:
Just got a text from Fabian Washington. He joins the Saints.
It's a one-year deal for Fabian Washington in New Orleans.
We've trusted in Loomis so far, so we will just have to have some faith in their plans here. If you want to take a look at his (admitting unimpressive) numbers go here. When more details of his one year contract are released, we'll update this post.
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i think xbox360 has more games bacause it's released earlier, most probably....... but since i have wii as well, i think wii and ps3 games combined are more than enough for me..
i'm not sure yet which one to get, but i'm thinking about the Ps3 a bit more.....
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A. Surprising to most people, most West Nile virus infections are asymptomtic - they cause no symptoms at all.
About 20 percent of people who become infected with West Nile virus will develop West Nile virus symptoms, including fever, headache, body aches, nausea, vomiting, swollen lymph glands, and a skin rash. These symptoms are usually mild and might last a few days or a few weeks.
More rarely, people who get infected with West Nile virus can have more severe disease (also called neuroinvasive disease, such as West Nile encephalitis or meningitis) with severe symptoms that can include high fever, headache, neck stiffness, stupor, disorientation, coma, tremors, seizures, muscle weakness, vision loss, numbness and paralysis. Although neuroinvasive disease can occur in people of any age, people over age 50 and people with immune system problems are at the highest risk.
Q. What is the incubation period for West Nile disease?
A. It usually takes 3 to 14 days from the time you are bitten by an infected mosquito to when you might develop West Nile virus disease symptoms.
Q. How are West Nile virus infections treated?
A. Unfortunately, there is no specific treatment or cure for West Nile virus infections.
Q. Does my child need to be tested for West Nile if he is bitten by a mosquito?
A. In general, no. Experts do not recommend routine testing for West Nile virus, even if you have mild symptoms. Testing is usually reserved for those with more severe symptoms.
It is also important to remember that:
- West Nile virus is not contagious and can't be spread through casual contact with other people
- West Nile virus season typically peaks in mid-August and continues though October
- there is no vaccine against West Nile virus (except for horses)
And be sure to take precautions to protect your kids from the West Nile virus, including that they wear insect repellent and protective clothing and that you empty standing water around your home so that mosquitoes can't breed easily.
CDC. West Nile Virus Fact Sheet. http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/westnile/wnv_factSheet.htmAccessed September 2012.


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GRAYSON -- Win, lose or draw in the second round playoff game between North Gwinnett and Grayson, the Shaddix family plans to decorate a Grayson Christmas tree on Saturday morning.
Never mind that Ed Shaddix, the father and husband in the family, is the principal at North.
"We'll be decorating the Christmas tree and we have one that's a Grayson tree and we will be preparing to go on to the third round," wife Brooke said. "That's what I believe is going to happen."
Brooke and the couple's two sons, Payton and Nick, are also Grayson supporters. Payton is on the ninth-grade team and Nick, a fourth-grader, plays youth football on a team coached by his father and Grayson head coach Mickey Conn.
Ed and Brooke both said the game is great for the communities because the fan bases are passionate and the teams are talented and well-coached.
As a parent, Ed said he supports and is plugged into the Grayson community, and Brooke said the family supports North, but this week is different, for both sides.
"It's definitely a house divided," said Brooke, who is active in the Grayson booster club, and is the program's ninth-grade representative.
When he's asked if the kids could move to the North cluster, Ed said, "I couldn't pry them out of this community."
The family, though, doesn't plan to spend much time together during the game.
Ed will be on the North side, the kids will be on the Grayson side, and Brooke will be working the concession stand or at the spirit table.
"We will be there dressed in Grayson from head to toe, and he will be in red and black," Brooke said.
That's not a problem for Ed.
"There's no doubt I'll be on the North side with our kids trying to beat Grayson," he said. "I support them all the way through."
The programs last met in the second round of the 2010 playoffs, a 23-19 Grayson victory. Ed said it's an especially difficult second round matchup for the Bulldogs, and he would have preferred to meet the Rams deeper in the playoffs.
"There's no doubt Grayson has a phenomenal team, they've done an incredible job," Ed said. "Realistically, we go into this thing with nothing to lose. We hope to be there in the fourth quarter, but it's not the game you want to draw in the second round."
Regardless of the outcome, Ed said he's prepared for the fallout.
"I'll either be the black sheep, or Grayson will have won and it'll be 'I told you so,'" he said. "No matter what, I'll be on the receiving end of whatever happens."
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One-Pot Clambake
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- 2 pounds small new potatoes
- 8 ounces Spanish chorizo or kielbasa, sliced
- 1 large onion, thinly sliced
- 1 12-ounce bottle lager beer
- 4 bay leaves
- kosher salt and pepper
- 8 ears corn, cut into thirds
- 2 pounds large shrimp, shells on
- 4 dozen littleneck clams, scrubbed
- 2 baguettes, warmed
- 2 sticks butter, melted
- Heat grill to high. In an 11-quart stockpot, combine the potatoes, chorizo, onion, beer, bay leaves, 1 teaspoon salt, and ½ teaspoon pepper.
- Add just enough water to cover potatoes. Add the corn, shrimp, and clams in layers. Cover the pot.
- Cook on grill until clams open, shrimp are opaque, and potatoes are tender, 20 to 25 minutes. (Or cook on the stove over medium-high heat.)
- Transfer to a large platter and serve with the bread and butter.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 555Calories From Fat 34%
- Protein 50g
- Carbohydrate 39g
- Sugar 5g
- Fiber 5g
- Fat 21g
- Sat Fat 8g
- Sodium 880mg
- Cholesterol 251mg
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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A man reported missing in Hamilton after going fishing was found alive nearly three days later and severely dehydrated, police say.
Police say John Earl Watts, 48, told his family he was going fishing on Monday, June 8. He never came home and a missing person report was filed early Thursday.
Detectives began searching for Watts Thursday morning in Combs Park after pinpointing his general location by using GPS coordinates on his cell phone.
Authorities searched the park and found Watts in a secluded area near the river when they heard him yelling for help. Watts was then taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.
According to police, he was severely dehydrated and as a result, he was unable to say what led to his disappearance.
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We have one shot to do and see it all and that's quite a bit to fit into one earthly life. The list of places I want to see, lives I want to experience is so long that even the greatest adventurist could not cross them all off. This may explain why I never understood people who say, There is nothing to do... Really?? How can that be? Given a free afternoon I find enough to fill up a free week, without leaving town.
I think a Birthday List is on order. Not a list of things I want to buy myself to celebrate my birthday, rather a list of things I want to accomplish this coming year so on my next birthday I can give myself the gift of a richly lived year.
Why am I not writing for a living? I am not the best writer, that I know, but there has to be a place for me in the professional writing realm. I have three wonderful book ideas- two garden based and one local travel. I have started one of the garden books, it is slow going, but it is good, it has real potential; My City, My Garden…
So this year I will finish one book and set up the process I need to create the second book. How wonderful it will be to have a manuscript in a gift box to give myself next year. Even better if a publisher shows interest!
I am sadly out of shape and it is really starting to bother me. I feel uncomfortable in my skin, self-conscious and I cannot do (running/walking) what I was able to do even a year ago. So my birthday gift to me next year is A) Best my PR at the Thanksgiving Day race, 6.2 miles. I will have to finish in under an hour. B) Train to run a half marathon. YIKES! Group training starts in January so I have until then to work up to a solid three miles.
I will spend more time in prayer. I have much to be thankful for. I am rather private about such matters, so I shall leave it at that.
Learn to Relax
So I make a lovely to-do list and then say, relax. Am I setting myself up for failure here? If I am to accomplish all I want to accomplish I have to let my mind and body rest and rejuvenate otherwise I risk running myself into the ground. Also have a full time job which stresses me greatly at times. Time to relax, pray and exercise is exactly what I will need!


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An Elkview man was arrested Friday for sexual abuse by a parent, guardian, or person in a position of trust to a child, after being accused of assaulting a 14-year-old girl.
According to a criminal complaint, 53-year-old Johnie Winnell, was arrested at his home on Gypsum Lane.
Winnell admitted to assaulting the victim on three occasions in his own home. On one of those occasions the victim was in bed with him and his wife.
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Cardinals' 2013 preseason: By the numbers
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Originally published: Aug 30, 2013 - 12:19 am
Originally published: Aug 30, 2013 - 12:19 am
The Arizona Cardinals closed out what was for all intents and purposes an impressive showing in the preseason with a 32-24 victory over the Denver Broncos Thursday night at Sports Authority Field.
While the team's 3-1 record won't mean much once the regular season gets under way Sept. 8, here's a look back at the last four weeks by the numbers.
0:Carson Palmer and the first-team offense had their fair share of troubles inside the red zone, but the first-year Cardinal didn't commit any costly turnovers -- something that hasn't always been the case in recent years for quarterbacks in the Valley. In three games, Palmer threw two touchdowns to go along with no interceptions. The former Heisman Trophy winner's only real blemish came on a turnover on downs against the Dallas Cowboys.
1:The preseason is primarily about finding the best 53 players to fill a roster, but it's also about staying healthy. The Cardinals did that for the most part, outside of the broken left leg suffered by first-round draft pick Jonathan Cooper on Aug. 24. Cooper had successful surgery on the leg earlier this week, but he is expected to miss a majority, if not all of the 2013 season.
2:Bruce Arians made no bones about it after Thursday night's game. He doesn't care about overloading the running back position, even if it means five guys (Rashard Mendenhall, Ryan Williams, Alfonso Smith, Stepfan Taylor and Andre Ellington) make the 53-man roster. While a lot of recent attention has been placed on Williams' future with the team, the duo of Taylor and Ellington deserves some of the headlines, as well. On 61 carries, the two rookies combined for 202 yards and a touchdown.
4:The battle for the team's fourth wide receiver position behind Larry Fitzgerald, Andre Roberts and Michael Floyd was one of the more intriguing plot lines during the preseason. And all of the candidates -- Jaron Brown (11 catches, 145 yards and two touchdowns), Charles Hawkins (11 catches for 209 yards), Kerry Taylor (nine catches for 122 yards) and Mike Thomas (two catches for 20 yards and a touchdown) -- acquitted themselves nicely.
8:Although the offensive line suffered a notable loss with the injury to Cooper, all and all they did a nice job in pass protection. In four games, Cardinals quarterbacks were sacked eight times. And of those eight sacks, seven occurred with backup Drew Stanton or Ryan Lindley behind center.
10:Todd Bowles' defense forced an NFL-high 10 turnovers during the preseason, including six in their 12-7 victory over the Cowboys back on Aug. 17.
24:Neither Patrick Peterson nor Tyrann Mathieu had much of an opportunity to make a big play on special teams during the preseason. But while the former LSU teammates recorded three fair catches out of a possible seven chances, each had a return of 24 yards.
36:Three of the Cardinals' 10 preseason takeaways were recorded by undrafted rookie safety Tony Jefferson, who wears the No. 36. Jefferson finished the preseason with 13 tackles, a sack and a QB hit.
75While briefly tested with the signing of Dan Carpenter, 37-year-old Jay Feely did enough to earn the placekicking job going into the 2013 season. Feely converted on six of his eight attempts, including two from beyond 50 yards.
2010:Arizona won three of its four preseason games for the first time since 2010. That season, Ken Whisenhunt and Co. finished last in the NFC West with a 5-11 record.
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Halibut With Citrusy Tomatoes and Capers
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- 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 2 cloves garlic, sliced
- 1 pint grape tomatoes, cut in half
- 1/2 cup fresh orange juice
- 1/2 cup fresh flat-leaf parsley
- 2 tablespoons capers
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 4 6-ounce pieces skinless halibut fillet or some other firm-fleshed white fish
- Heat 1 tablespoon of the oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the garlic and cook, stirring often, until fragrant, about 30 seconds.
- Add the tomatoes, orange juice, parsley, capers, ½ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper and simmer until the tomatoes begin to break down, 4 to 5 minutes.
- Meanwhile, heat the remaining teaspoon of oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat.
- Season the fish with ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper. Cook until opaque throughout, 3 to 5 minutes per side. Serve with the tomatoes.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 326
- Fat 10g
- Sat Fat 1g
- Cholesterol 70mg
- Sodium 614mg
- Protein 47g
- Carbohydrate 11g
- Fiber 2g
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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The Deseret News released this year's All-State football teams..the complete list can be found here. I only included the 5A list because that is where our commits come from.
Mr. Football:
Chase Hansen-you can read Jazzy's story on him on the main page (why am I saying that? if you are reading this, you have already seen the main page..........)
First team:
Hunter Dimick: Syracuse, DE
Second team:
Moses Folauhola: Hunter, DL
Austin Lee: Alta, DB
Nothing, Absolutely nothing......stupid.........you're so stupid! (can anyone name that movie?)
Zach Lindsay: Davis, OL
Nua Poteki: Brighton, OL
I have seen both of these Oline commits play in person this year and they look like roster fill to me. Would have liked to see a few more of our guys make first team, but it is what it is. A lot of times, these lists are based more on where the team ended up as opposed to the individual field performance.
I think we are still in the running for Jared Afalava as well as Brandon Fanaika? Does anyone know? (I don't pay for those rivals or scout Ute pages.......it's money for a lot of speculation and rumor.)


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JU men's basketball signs three for 2010-11
With back-to-back Atlantic Sun Conference titles, the JU men's basketball program is building off that success with their first three signees for the 2010-11 season.
Jacksonville has added an increased presence in the post with the addition of Keion Palmer (6-9, 200, Miami, Fla.) and Admir Sahbegovic (6-6, 185, Jacksonville, Fla.), along with a high scoring guard in Chris Davis (6-2, 185, Stockbridge, Ga.).
"These three young men are tremendous student-athletes," said JU head coach Cliff Warren. "We have some needs to fill, especially in the post. This group is extremely long and athletic, which is a key dynamic in the pressure we apply on defense."
Sahbegovic comes to JU after a stellar career at Englewood High School and becomes the second Dolphin from Jacksonville, joining Chris Rozier who played at Wolfson. Ranked one of the top 50 players by FloridaProspects.com, Sahbegovic averaged 17 points and 10 rebounds per game this season en route to third team all-First Coast honors by the Florida Times-Union.
Palmer joins the Dolphins with a year at Fishburne Military Academy in Virginia under his belt after starring at South Miami Senior High School. At South Miami, Palmer averaged 13.9 points, 7.0 rebounds and 2.8 blocks per game as a senior to earn second team all-Dade County honors.
Davis brings an impressive resume to JU after averaging 22.9 points per game as a senior at Stockbridge High School, leading them to the region title and the second round of the Class 4A state playoffs, earning him first team all-region honors. He scored a season-high 51 points in a game and had at least 16 games with 20 points or more, including six outings in which he scored 30 points or more.
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Most farmers got off pretty lucky this year and were able to get their corn and soybeans planted on time.
Even though we had a cold early spring, it didn't affect the crops in the ground.
If you remember, last year around this time, temperatures were high and the ground was dry and farmers were considering replanting.
OSU extension agent Curtis Young agrees the differences between now and a year ago are pretty big.
Young says soybeans aren't doing as well as the corn, but with recent rains he expects the beans to bounce back nicely.
He says the winter wheat is also doing much better than a year ago.
He says commodity prices do tend to fluctuate downward at this time of the year not so much because of how the crops are doing in northwest Ohio, but how the crops are faring in states like Kansas and Iowa.


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The Edmonton Oilers have shaken up their front office a bit on Monday, naming a former Oilers head coach to their front office. General manager Steve Tambellini announced on Monday that Craig MacTavish will join the Oilers as the team's Senior Vice President of Hockey Operations.
MacTavish recently coached the Chicago Wolves in the American Hockey League, a Vancouver Canucks affiliate team, and lead the Wolves to the third best record in the conference. MacTavish also coached the Oilers from 2000-2001 to 2008-2009, picking up a 301-252-103 record during his tenure including being the third coach to lead the Oilers to the Stanley Cup finals.
MacTavish is just the 36th coach in NHL history to win more than 300 games in their career.
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In an otherwise softening environment for venture capital investing, New England seems to be holding its own.
New investments in start-up companies by venture capitalists declined 11 percent during the quarter ended Sept. 30, to $6.5 billion nationally. But in New England, new investments were down only slightly from the previous quarter, to $826 million, according to the quarterly MoneyTree Report from PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and the National Venture Capital Association, based on data provided by Thomson Reuters.


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A doctor has reported the first case of West Nile virus this year in Chatham County. Dr. Richard Roth said the middle-aged Savannah man who became infected spent four days at Candler Hospital. Roth told The Savannah Morning News that the patient is expected to fully recover from the mosquito-borne disease, though it may take time. Roth said blood tests by a diagnostic lab confirmed the infection. Officials from the Coastal Health District and the Chatham County Health Department said Friday that no West Nile cases have been reported to them. Chatham County had 10 confirmed cases of the virus last year. The infection would not necessarily surprise health officials. Authorities have said mosquitoes in parts of the county have tested positive this year for the virus.
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Leslie- A homemade explosive device exploded today inside a Leslie home. Police believe it was teens who used a 16 ounce drink bottle, household chemicals, and aluminum foil to create the dangerous device. A 12 year old boy wasn't hurt when the device exploded while he was in the bathroom.
A twisted drink bottle is all that's left after a homemade bomb exploded Friday morning in the bathroom of a Leslie home. Twelve year old DeMarcus Brown says he found the bottle on his front porch after a knock at the door.
"I saw a bottle on the step. I had picked it up and took it back in the bathroom and I got back in the bathroom and it had exploded," said Brown.
While it was just a 16 ounce bottle, the explosion was deafening.
"I couldn't hear for a little bit. And I woke my sister up and I said I'm deaf I can't hear, this thing exploded in the bathroom," said Brown.
Police and fire fighters found another bottle on the back porch of the Still Quarter Circle home, detonated some time before, the results the same.
"You can see just from the damage done to this bottle and how much pressure and heat is generated by the chemicals to blow that bottle open like that," said Chief Jarrod Eason, Leslie Police.
Police say these devices are being made from household chemical, but don't want to be too specific.
"And they mixed, it appears some type of household cleaner with some aluminum foil and it causes a chemical reaction which generated a considerable amount of heat which caused the bottle to explode," said Eason.
It's dangerous and could cause chemical burns or worse. Friday it almost caused a fire at this home when the chemical got into a light switch and started smoldering. Police say neighbors have reported hearing gunshots, but now they believe this is what they're hearing and they plan to find out who's responsible.
DeMarcus Brown's hearing loss was only temporary, but police say he was lucky and could have received chemical burns. Fire fighters checked the air quality in the home before allowing the homeowners to return.
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dear people from the labtalk forum.
I am fairly new to programming in general and in labtalk and therefore experiencing some trouble.
for my work i am automating a integration procedure.
this procedure is suposed to do the folowing:
-trim the edges of the datasets
-plot columns 3 and 4 against column 2 from sheets 3 and 5 of every workbook, in a single plot.
-then integrate the data
-and finaly bundle the aquired integration data in a summary report sheet.
so this is what i came up with so far:
doc -e L {set %C -b 200; set %C -e 6100};}; //trim the edges, this seems to work fine
doc -e W {plotxy iy:=(3,5)!(2,4) plot:=200;}; // this makes the plot of only column 4 against column 2 of every workbook. so i tried the folowing
doc -e W {plotxy iy:=(3,5)!((2,4),(2,3)) plot:=200;}; // but this does not seem to work. however it does work if you do not use it on multiple sheets in your workbook.
doc -e W {plotxy iy:=5!((2,4),(2,3)) plot:=200;}; // why does this work and not the above?
doc -e LP {pa smode:=1 theme:="dsc integration";}; // as for the integration i use this template however i do not get it to integrate all the plots in a graph.
and finaly for the result sheet i have not found any solutions yet becouse i am trying to solve above problems first.
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you get the plotxy dialog.
Add three more Ranges then fill in each X and Y using the hunt buttons.
When you are done, the Input string will be exactly what you want.
Here, I have replaced names (which the dialog uses) with indexes:
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Posted - 06/14/2012 : 09:50:49 AM
Thanks Greg!
that is a great help!
does this -d trick work for all commands?
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Posted - 06/15/2012 : 05:25:23 AM
I think i have solved the integration problem partially
doc -e P {paMultiY 1!(1,2,3,4) theme:="dsc integration"}; //seems to integrate all the plots in all graph windows, however it only displays the data of the last graph in the summary results window.
does anybody of you guys know how to fix this problem and how to customize the summary results window to my liking?
once again thanks in advance!
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The Little Ball of Hate got that name in the mid-90s, but he started his long, productive, and successful career with the New Jersey Devils. He racked up quite a few points and even more penalties...
Tampa Bay has inquired abotu Shane Doan; a former Bolt is on the move to the city that never sleeps, another is looking for work; Pierre Mcguire had issues in Hartford...
2. Garry Howatt: Dave "The Hammer" Schultz, the meanest enforcer of the 1970s, once said, "Pound for pound, Garry Howatt is the toughest fighter in the NHL." Nicknamed "Toy Tiger," the 5'9" LW tipped the scales at 175 lbs. and racked up 1,836 PIM wreaking havoc as a member of the Islanders, Whalers and Devils.">From a "5 Toughest Small Guys" sponsored sidebar in The Hockey News. Also on their list: Theo Fleury (1), Dennis Polonich (2), Pat Verbeek (3) and Ted Lindsay (5), although personally I found Verbeek to be a spineless ball of dirty rather than anything resembling "tough."
"Where will we find a replacement?" isn't a difficult question to answer.
An admittedly rambling, personal post in light of the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl tragedy. Citing Tampa Bay Lightning ties and ESPN.com's complete and utter failure to be a "World Wide Leader in Sports"...
In May of 2010, the Tampa Bay Lightning hired Hockey Hall of Famer Steve Yzerman as general manager. What has he been up to since he started?
Will the Tampa Bay Lightning turn into the Red Wings South under new GM Steve Yzerman?
Reports suggest former NHL player and current Detroit ed Wings scout Pat Verbeek has been hired by the Lightning.
How does the current 2009-10 New Jersey Devils roster stack up against NHL players since 1944? Thanks to Tom Awad's goals versus threshold stat and his sheet, I point how every player's career GVT...
Continuing the Awful Hockey Card Art series: Pat Verbeek's painted on Whalers uniform from his 1989-90 Topps card.
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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
The hill at the Sylvan Prairie Park will be getting some much needed cleaning. The director of the Olander Park systems says they are working on minimal work, like picking up rocks and clearing brushes, for the upcoming winter.
In 2014, they plan on re-shaping the site to make it even more accessible. For parents, it provides more opportunities to play with their kids during the cold months.
"It's something for the kids to do in the winter" said Sylvania resident Anthony Mason.
"Cause there is not much to," said his wife Marie Mason.
"There is not much to do I believe it will give us a good outlet, blow off some steam," said Anthony.
"And get our sleds out of the garage," said Marie.
If all goes as planned, the hill would also be able to be used in the summer for activities like hiking and star gazing.
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Liverpool have a lot of work to do if they want to finish fourth or higher in the Premier League. They're going to need Pepe Reina and Lucas Leiva to get healthy and find their form. They're going to need Joe Allen to locate his early-season form. They're going to need Daniel Sturridge to learn how to be a bit less selfish and make the right decisions with the ball. They're going to need Coutinho to come in and make an impact.
None of those things are far-fetched, and all of them save for Coutinho playing could come together when they play Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday.Reina and Sturridge should make the starting XI, along with Lucas. That last inclusion could potentially set up Liverpool for a game that they can control in the center. Jack Wilshere is in top form, but Abou Diaby doesn't look 90 minutes fit yet (or ever?), while Mikel Arteta is still out injured.
Wilshere has struck up some chemistry with teammates who are also coming into form, however, so the Gunners might not need to dominate possession and the center of the park to come away with a win. Theo Walcott and Olivier Giroud have both had excellent scoring touch as of late, and the Gunners are effective when they actually decide to counter quickly. Could we see an unconventional match, with Arsene Wenger's team winning via goals scored on the break after long spells of opposition possession?
Arsenal injuries and suspensions
Out: Francis Coquelin (ankle), Mikel Arteta (hamstring), Lukasz Fabianski (ankle). In doubt: Thomas Vermaelen (ankle).
Liverpool injuries and suspensions
Out: Martin Kelly (knee). In doubt: Pepe Reina (thigh), Glen Johnson (hamstring), Jose Enrique (hamstring).
Expect all four players listed above as 'in doubt' to play. They're all recovering from injuries and have sat out recently, but trained this week and are expected to join their teams' starting XI on Wednesday. Arteta is still a massive miss for the Gunners, but should return to the team shortly. He could make an appearance off the bench as soon as this weekend.
Match date/time: Wednesday, 7:45 p.m. local, 2:45 p.m. ET
Venue: Emirates Stadium, London, England
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My cub story
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Great story, I really enjoyed reading.
1975 cub (LouAnn) serial # 245946, 1941 John Deere Model H
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and a lot of that comes from bad judgment. Will Rogers
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As I was reading your story .. and getting to the part where you secretly stashed coin for the ring, I had a feeling where this was going ... and as I continued to read it warmed my heart to see that the woman you loved so much that felt exactly as you and had the very same idea - borne out of love. Just such a beautiful story.
And yes, us old farts who have been blessed with our brides for many years are not as crotchety as we let on and stories such as these bring back our memories. So ... thank you for that beautiful love story of yours, congratulations on your fiancée saying yes, glad you got your '50 and we will be looking forward to seeing your engagement pictures.
You have one heck of a keeper there. You are a blessed man.
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Once again everyone, thanks for all the kind words! I really appreciate it all.
Unfortunatly i wont be able to attend the cubfest in september as we have a trip planned for northern, mi. I definently would like to go to one in the future sometime though.
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What a wonderful story. You are one very lucky guy. From Ireland we wish you and your bride to be (and the cub) many many happy years together
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I would like set backup for my vps in a specific way but it seem is not possible...I would like you confirm please.
I would like set weekly backup for the whole vps accounts. This normally can be set by choosing "weekly" ans by ticking Retention option Monthly..Like that daily and monthly backup will be not performed and only weekly backup will be done. Now I would like allow for some specific account more interval like also daily or also monthly or also daily and monthly...
This seem to be not possible....I see only the option to choose some specific account to make or not backups...but not to choose more interval..
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Marcos Villegas talks to Freddie Roach about Manny Pacquiao's big win over Brandon Rios and feels this fight proved he is past the Marquez Knockout.
PAC man vs broner would be literally the best fight boxing could put on right now. That's the type of fight that would actually have the excitement of a high pace mma fight. That fight could bring a lot of fans back… Even if it's for a short period of time
He's not ready for a mayweather fight.. but he can do well against everyone else.
Marquez is always going to be a tough fight for him. He has Pac Man figured out. Rios did not have the tools Marquez had or the know how of how to fight Manny like Marquez did.
he never got Pacman figure out, he just got lucky thats all. take good a look at his face then you'll know. it was the other way around, Pacman got him figure out. lucky one punch to any one who got careless.


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Mount Kōya is a mountain in Wakayama prefecture to the east of Osaka in Japan.
The village of Koyasan lies on this mountain.
Surrounded by a thick forest of massive cedars, the area known as Okuno-in, or the Inner Sanctuary, is the setting for a vast mossy cemetery that features more than 200,000 grave stones – from military commanders to the common folk.


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Every day, hundreds of thousands of children in the United States attend dilapidated public schools with overcrowded classrooms, and outdated text books and materials. They are frequently denied access to quality teaching as well. At the Schott Foundation, we believe that quality public education is a mainstay of our democracy. Quality public education provides not only the route out of poverty, but can dismantle structural racism and transform young lives. This conviction drives Schott's grant-making strategy, which seeks to ensure fairness, opportunity and access to high quality public schools for all children.
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The refinement of the classic man (pinstripe suit and bowler hat)
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So many small details this man payed attention to - a good look. I would have selected a more subtle tie....but it does add a bit of levity to his 1940s banker like appearance.
Really like the pocket points too!
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- Ray said...
Love it. My personal preference without this bowler hat though. I really like the umbrella as the handle is exquisite.
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Just leaving a comment in English... well done, the accessories especially! The high pocket square, watch and umbrella offset that bold tie wonderfully. I might chose a fedora or homburg over a bowler for your facial structure - but that is nitpicking. Any kind of hat wearing gets top marks from me!
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This is indeed a very classic look, however, the suit is not particularly well cut, it's very boxy, there's no flow and the jacket looks too short for him. Is this an off-the-peg?
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I love the lisbon taylor so much and right now it's blue pinstripe suits which catches my fancy.
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Seal and bird watch takes place at Teesmouth
5:46pm Sunday 13th January 2013 in News By Julia Breen
WILDLIFE watchers got to spot seals and birds as part of a special event today (SUNDAY JANUARY 13).
Using the hide at Hartlepool Power Station, people could go along to observe the area's seals and many different species of birds.
The event was put on by Hartlepool Council's Countryside Team, the Teesmouth Field Centre and Natural England.
Teesmouth was declared a National Nature Reserve by English Nature in 2005 and the Field Centre has been in existence for 42 years.
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A 16-foot mural and handball wall slated for Columbia Park is finally making headway, and will soon go before the Turlock City Council.
The Turlock City Council received four budgetary plans for the upcoming fiscal year, including one with a dire scenario of massive cuts to public safety and another with deficit spending of more than $3.4 million.
What if the city decided to propose a city-wide road tax and no one really cared?
Bigger may not be better according to the Turlock Planning Commission. After two months of back and forth with Planning and city staff, Main Street businesses and developer Reed Onate will be able to move forward with building a multi-tenant freeway sign - albeit at a smaller scale than the original plans.
The City of Turlock held its first community forum Tuesday night with very few community members in attendance.
It is no secret that residents throughout the Central Valley were unhappy with the original draft of the State Water Board's flow proposal, which intended to dedicate 35 percent of unimpaired river flow for fish and wildlife beneficial uses.
The City of Turlock is reaching out to residents for input on how housing funds are dispersed, including low-income loans and rehabilitation projects.
A lawsuit settlement stipulating the Turlock City Council consider two environment-based motions resulted in the adoption of a right to farm ordinance and a rejection of a resolution requiring energy-efficiency reports for large-scale building projects.
U.S. Representative Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) joined House colleagues in launching the American Sikh Congressional Caucus. Representatives David Valadao (CA-21) and Judy Chu (CA-32) will co-chair the new caucus, which will educate Members of Congress and the general public about Sikh issues in support of the American Sikh community.
Members of the California State Assembly met Monday at the State Capitol to pass a resolution acknowledging the Armenian Genocide and honoring the memory of those who were lost.
Sometime in the not-too-distant future, Turlock residents could head to the polls to elect city officials based on districts instead of the current at-large elections in use.
The development group for the anticipated Ten Pin Fun Center is getting a refund of a little more than $400,000 from the city because of rezoning at the W. Monte Vista Avenue and Crowell Road site.
Assemblymember Kristin Olsen (R-Modesto) and residents of Turlock came together Thursday to informally discuss pressing issues affecting citizens at a Town Hall meeting hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Items discussed included Olsen's 2013 legislative measures to protect students and veterans, as well as the need for job stability and Governor Jerry Brown's proposal to hydrofrack in California.
Wednesday night marked the one year anniversary of when the Parks and Recreation Commission first heard a proposal from the members of the Turlock Rotary Club regarding their interests in establishing a bocce ball court in Crane Park. Since then, little progress has been made in the matter.
It's been six years since Turlock native and television personality Narsai David has attempted to place a 9-foot bronze statue of Queen Shamiram on Turlock grounds. Since then, David has been met with confusing mixed messages by California State University, Stanislaus about placing the statue on its campus, and has found little ground for placing the statue anywhere else in Turlock.
Three groundwater regulation bills passed by the California Legislature are predicted to have a number of consequences for family farmers, ranchers, and other landowners and their passage provoked strong opposition from both Democrat and Republican legislators representing the Central Valley.
The Turlock Police Department welcomed a new officer Tuesday morning and introduced three new recruits headed to the police academy as the department works to increase the ranks after being chided by the grand jury for staff shortages.
Starting Sept. 2, dairy farmers will be able to enroll in the Margin Protection Program, a voluntary insurance policy program that will provide assistance to members in the event that they encounter unforeseen economic challenges.
As election season heats up Turlock's mayoral and city council candidates are becoming increasingly well versed in the nuances of Turlock's city government and all of its moving parts.
A third Taco Bell will soon be calling Turlock home as the Turlock City Council on Tuesday denied local citizens' appeal to reject the fast food franchise's minor discretionary permit location.
While Stanislaus County has developed multiple strategies to resourcefully combat issues caused by the ongoing drought in the state of California, the Board of Supervisors took one step further on Tuesday by unanimously voting to adopt a financial assistance pilot program for a select group of local water well users.
Congressman Jeff Denham spoke with locals about veterans affairs on Monday, but he didn't attend an event or host a public meeting - he led a telephone-townhall.
Locals protesting the establishment of a new Taco Bell in Turlock will meet before the City Council on Tuesday as the members will determine if the process to establish the fast food chain near Pitman High School will continue.
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The local group is still growing 10 years after it was established by 10 charter members.
Current club president Nora Estill was one of the people who wanted a place where area gardeners could learn about herbs.
Estill said her own herb garden is like a retreat.
"I'm the closest to God there when I'm tilling in the soil. I'm not thinking about my daily strife. I'm thinking about what I'm growing and planning ahead for another season," Estill said.
Estill said herbs are good for aroma therapy, medicinal purposes and cooking.
Herbs are an important ingredient in the meals that members bring to club functions, such as their monthly meetings at First Presbyterian Church in Jasper.
"At home, sometimes our families say, 'Oh, don't put that in there.' But here, we all enjoy it," said president-elect Carolyn Lamar.
During this year's Herb Day fundraiser, one person brought potato soup that had been made with chives and arugula.
On Tuesday night, members of the Jasper Herb Society ate rosemary turkey and rosemary cookies during the group's 10th anniversary celebration at Four Seasons Garden Center in Jasper.
Rosemary, the club's signature herb, was favored by King Charlemagne and Napoleon Bonaparte and was mentioned by William Shakespeare in several plays. It is one of several herbs that grow well in Walker County.
Estill said although she has made many new friends through the Jasper Herb Society, it is much more than a social club.
The group maintains an herb garden at Walker Baptist Medical Center.
The monthly meetings include information about an herb of the month and programs from a club member or guest speaker.
The group also has a cookbook and herb directories available.
Prospective members don't have to be gardening experts to join the Jasper Herb Society.
"I was learning when I joined. I could grow basil, but I didn't know how to use it," Lamar said.
Estill said she has learned from and been inspired by her fellow group members many times. Even she, a charter member, is still adding to her knowledge about herbs.
"You keep growing every day," Estill said.