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No restrictions on local Cyprus card transactionsBy MENELAOS HADJICOSTIS
THE Associated Press | March 30,2013AP PHOTO
People queue outside a Laiki bank branch in capital Nicosia. Banks in Cyprus opened for normal business for the second day on Friday.NICOSIA, Cyprus Cyprus central bank tried to kickstart spending in a country left reeling by a 10-day bank closure and financial near-collapse by telling Cypriots on Friday that there were no limits on domestic debit and credit card transactions.
The central bank made the announcement to clarify the capital control rules it introduced this week to prevent a run on the countrys banks.
The banking authority said that, while there is a 5,000 euro limit on credit and debit card purchases abroad, there were no such limits on similar domestic transactions and money transfers.
Cypruss banks reopened Thursday after being ordered shut March 16 to prevent people from draining their accounts as politicians scrambled to save the countrys stricken financial sector. The country on Monday agreed to make bank bondholders and big depositors contribute to the rescue in order to secure 10 billion euros in loans from the eurozone and the International Monetary Fund.
One bank, Laiki, is to be split up, with its nonperforming loans and toxic assets going into a bad bank. The healthy side will be absorbed into the Bank of Cyprus. Savers with more 100,000 euros in both Bank of Cyprus and Laiki will face big losses possibly as much as 80 cents on the euro.
Fearing savers would rush to empty their accounts once the banks reopened, the country imposed daily withdrawal limits of 300 euros for individuals and 5,000 euros for businesses the first so-called capital controls that any country has applied in the eurozones 14-year history.
Cypruss president called on the country Friday to share the burden of solving its financial crisis.
The deal we agreed on, after the dramatic hours we all lived through last week, is without doubt painful, President Nicos Anastasiades said during a speech at a civil servants union convention.
Everyone will have to make sacrifices as our financial situation, in the violent way in which it has developed, will oblige all of us to share the burden to reform the economy, he added.
Banks opened normally Friday for the second day without a feared crush of people trying to get at their money.
This is a situation imposed on us but we will get over this as well, said Yiannis Athienitis outside a Nicosia convenience store. The restrictions are of course helpful at these times, in order to avoid panic.
Other restrictions include a 1,000 euro cap on the amount people are allowed to take with them on trips abroad, prompting criticism from some travelers.
A thousand euro per person to get out of the country is a very little amount, said Modestos Christodoulou at Larnaca airport before catching a flight back to London. How are you supposed to live on just a thousand euros? Its impossible.
When it comes to debit and credit card transactions, Cyprus has no cashback scheme allowing consumers to pay with their cards while getting cash at the same time. Retailers normally only offer store or card credit on returned goods.
Financial strains are building on families and businesses, and the recession in Cyprus is likely to deepen.
Cypruss banks became much bigger than the countrys government could afford to rescue more than seven times the size of the countrys economy. When the banks were hit by large losses and Cyprus could not afford to bail it out on its own, the country turned to the other 16 European Union countries that use the euro.
The manager of one popular Nicosia supermarket said that the business has so far weathered the restrictions fairly well as products shelves continue to be restocked.
Some problems arose with a few suppliers giving us problems regarding payment, but I cant say that they were serious because we have alternative choices regarding supply, the manager said on condition of anonymity because he wasnt authorized to speak to media.
The national hotel association urged its members to support the country by buying locally made products and opting to hire Cypriots.
In these critical hours, we have to support one another and those most vulnerable groups among us, a Cyprus Hotel Association statement said.
Cyprus Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides has said that restrictions were expected to be fully lifted in about a month.
However, in spite of the turmoil of the past weeks and harsh conditions of the rescue, Anastasiades stressed that his countrys future lay firmly within the euro.
We are not going to leave, I stress, from the euro. .... We will not, I stress, endanger the future of our country with dangerous experimentation.
The Cypriot president again struck back at what he called the callousness of Cyprus euro area partners for making unprecedented demands leading Cyprus to become an experiment without guaranteed success.
Cypriot member of the European Parliament Takis Hadjigeorgiou said Cyprus may not be an isolated case where depositors were forced to take a hit on their savings, despite high-ranking European Union officials insisting that this was a strict one-off.
Always we have to think that whatever once happened, may happen again, Hadjigeorgiou told the AP.
Meanwhile, government spokesman Christos Stylianides said that authorities would look into media reports about a leaked list of politicians and other high-profile individuals who had bank loans written off.
Stylianides said an investigating committee composed of three former Supreme Court judges would probe such allegations.
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Afghanistan, December 2012
January 2nd, 2013 at 7:45 pm by Dr. Drang
A significant drop in the casualty rate over the past few months allowed 2012 to end with the US military death total in Afghanistan still under 2,200, something I wouldn't have expected back in the summer.
Coincidentally, 2,200 is also number of coalition military deaths since the start of 2009—over twice the number of deaths in the 7+ previous years of the war. With no evidence that Afghanistan is any more stable or safe than it was in 2008.
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Tom MacWright says:
A quick rechart of this to make the US/UK/others dynamic more apparent. Also of note is that iCasualities tracks deaths outside of Afghanistan but associated with Operation Enduring Freedom.
Dr. Drang says:
A clean retelling of the data, Tom. When I started doing these charts, I had no idea I'd still be at it years later. All the months have made my plots more cluttered than I intended.
And you're certainly right that I chart all the OEF deaths, including the relatively small number (9 this year; less than 100 since 2001; almost all Americans) in other countries. I think of them as connected because they were all spurred by the September 11 attacks (unlike the Iraq War, which simply used September 11 as a pretense). I should make that clear.

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News: Lupe Fiasco Expects To Fade To Black: "I Don't Even Know If Lupe Fiasco Is Gonna Exist" [Video]
Saturday, Sep 22, 2012 8:46AM
Grammy-winning rapper Lupe Fiasco is still eyeing down a retirement from the music industry in the near future, however, he has clarified how far removed he will make himself.
According to Fiasco, he wants to pull away from dropping retail-ready albums but still make music for his own self-pleasure.
"Contractually, I still have to do another record if the label picks it up," Fiasco said in an interview. "But even after this part one and part two [of Food & Liquor 2] I'm basically kind of done, because that album is even almost finished. I won't make music for commercial purposes after that. It'll more just be kind of artistic and developing my other music projects -- I don't even know if Lupe Fiasco is gonna exist after Skulls, I might even just do a name change or something like that -- if I feel like making a rap album, then I'll make it." (Music Feeds TV)
Earlier this month, Fiasco broke the news of a disinterest in continuing his extensive rap career.
"This album will probably be my last...its been a pleasure to have all my fans provide so much love an inspiration for me and my family," he tweeted September 5th.
"but my heart is broken and i see no comfort further along this path only more pain. I cannot participate any longer in this..."
"My first true love was literature so i will return to that...lupe fiasco ends here..." "..."
"To @ThelupENDblog and Sean the robot...Thank u brother A gift...Unfinshed...but still fitting #ATpt2"
"peace and much love 2 ya!...." (Lupe Fiasco's Twitter)
Last month, Fiasco dug deep into his reasoning behind considering an early retirement.
"It's not too much of a drastic, revolutionary thing. It's the end of one thing, stepping into another capacity now. Music business is a very taxing thing, I've done it for a long time. I've been doing it for like 12, 13 years, in various capacities. Major labels, almost every major label. And it's just time to do something else. I don't really look at it as being that crazy of an idea. I don't really look at it like that. As soon as this contract is up, I'm going to step more into an independent space and have the freedom to do whatever we want." (Hard Knock TV)
He also hinted at getting offered a potential teaching position.
"Yeah, I got an offer, it's in the works," Lupe said when asked about the possibility of teaching in the future. "But it's not solid yet. It's something that kind of just came up -- very serious, but just kind of like, 'Okay -- go back to the drawing board, figure out what you want me to do, exactly, put a plan together and then let's go back to the table. So that's what's happening right now. If it all comes into fruition, I think it's something I'll definitely be doing." (Hard Knock TV)
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NEWTOWN SQUARE–Some good news comes to the students at Marple Newtown High School and Paxon Hollow Middle School with the expansion of its student clubs/activities.
The Marple Newtown School Board unanimously approved the following student activities/clubs to offer its students at the respective schools listed:
- Paxon Press Club at Paxon Hollow Middle School – The purpose of the club is to provide a venue for Paxon Hollow students to showcase their journalist abilities and to have their voices heard. The club advisors are Dorie Martin, Jennifer Null, and Michelle McAlea.
- Student Support Club at Marple Newtown High School – The purpose of this club is to help students and families who are experiencing some sort of financial hardship. The club advisors are Jen Cipollone and Tracy Jacobson.
- MNHS Robotics Club at Marple Newtown High School – The purpose of this club is to help shape students' minds towards engineering and robotics. The club advisor is Don Sloat.
What other clubs/activities would you like to see offered at your child's school? Tell us in the comments.


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A Glennville teenage girl who went missing Saturday afternoon has been found safe and unharmed in Atlanta.
A Levi's Call had been issued for Griselda Cibrian, 14. Levi's Calls are issued when investigators confirm that an abduction has occurred.
On Saturday at 3 p.m., Griselda Cibrian, 14, was last seen in Glennville.
According to the alert, Griselda was abducted by a 24-year-old named Danny or Daniel, a Hispanic man, who was believed to be traveling west on Interstate 16 toward Atlanta.
Cibrian called her family on Monday morning and also spoke with local authorities, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. The GBI said she had left home of her own free will and is in protective custody.
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Rev. Father Eric Orzech named pastor of St. Casimir Catholic Church on Cleveland's east side
Polish community celebrates new appointment
CLEVELAND - Saint Casimir Catholic Church on Cleveland's east side has reason to celebrate. The church re-opened in July after being ordered closed by Bishop Richard Lennon in 2009. Now, the church named a new pastor and is ready to move the church forward.
Rev. Father Eric Orzech was formally installed as pastor at St. Casimir Catholic church on Sunday, November 25, 2012.
"I think the people have a great sense of relief. They love their church and they're so happy to be back" said Rev. Orzech.
He was ordained to the priesthood in 1993. Rev. Orzech studied in Krakow Poland and currently serves as national vice-president of the Polish American Priests' Association .
The neighborhood surrounding St. Casimir is largely Polish. Parishioners are happy that Orzech was chosen as pastor.
"I think he will unite not only the Polish speaking people but also the English speaking people who have been in this parish for so many years" said Tina Girod, long time parishioner of St. Casimir.
Orzech has a unique duty in that he is both pastor for St. Stanislaus and St. Casimir. Both churches offer masses spoken in English and Polish.
"The parishioners can't wait to help the neighborhood come back. There is a great sense of hope and optimism and we want to share that with our part of the city" said Orzech.


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Danville, Vermont -
December 23, 2011
A former teacher at the Danville
School has been arrested on charges she sexually assaulted a student.
Abby Shocik, 23, of South Burlington,
taught music in Danville until she resigned last week after coming under
investigation for sexual misconduct with a juvenile student.
Police say Shocik was involved with
the student for about a month. She is due to be arraigned next week.
The school superintendent sent a
letter to parents Friday to inform them of the situation and to offer support
for students, employees and families.
PO Box 4508
Burlington, VT 05406-4508
Primary Phone: 802-652-6300
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Three Big East Teams Receive No.1 Seeds
At one point during the season the experts were saying that the Big East could get as many as nine teams in the Big Dance. Well, that did not happen, but for the seven teams that got in they were all rewarded with at least a No.6 seed. Watch out for Chattanooga, this year's Cinderella team - that was a joke.


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Let the roads lead you back home where you can burn a couch, Mountaineer fans!
Is that what you were expecting from this Auburn fan? Well, I'm only kidding. Auburn fans have way more class than that. I just wanted to come on here and analyze Saturday night's game. It was a great effort by both teams.
1) West Virginia is still good. Earlier in the week, I said West Va.'s offense would give us some problems. Well, the offense gave us FITS! Jarrett Brown is a beast and killed us with his scrambling ability (although I have to ask: How many times does he have to scramble for 8-10 yards before our defensive coord. puts a spy on the guy! It was driving me crazy). He also has a strong arm. Noel Devine is, well, Noel Devine. The guy has great moves in the open field and can fly! Ya'll's offense really had our defense out of whack in the first half. The West Va. defense also presented problems. I thought we were going to able to run against the 3-3-5 stack, but ya'll shut it down for the most part. We found some running room in the second half, but the 3-3-5 really confused us early on. We won't see another 3-3-5 defense the rest of the year. I thought ya'll would suffer a down year after Pat White left, but ya'll will win a lot of games this year.
2) Auburn's tackling was by far the worst I have ever seen in all the years I have been following the Tigers. The first half, especially, was atrocious. Yes, Jarrett Brown is a large man and hard to bring down, but there's no way he should've gotten out of the grasp of as many tacklers as he did. It was literally ever other play. And the screen pass to Jock Sanders to score West Va.'s third touchdown? There were three defenders with their hands on him and he got away and scored when he should've been tackled for a loss or no gain. We got better in the second half, but man, our tackling was putrid early on. We can't use the rain/weather excuse, either, because West Va's defense had to battle the same elements and it wasn't missing tackles. We've got to get that corrected. Get 'em going, Roof/Chizik!
3) Chris Todd proved he could pass his team to victory. This guy looks like a totally different QB from last year. His arm is 10 times stronger, and he is able to fit balls into tight windows this year. He still holds the ball too long for my liking sometimes, but I'm not really going to complain about a 4-touchdown night, especially on a night where he had to throw the ball for us to win. Give West Va. credit. They stuffed our run game, and they forced to Todd to win the game through the air. Todd made good decisions, led the team down the field numerous times and didn't make the game-changing mistake. The offensive line did a great job protecting Todd, too. I think West. Va. only had two sacks all night, and one of those I wouldn't even count as the O-line's fault. Todd held the ball FOREVER that time he was sacked in the first half. Great job by Todd and the line tonight. If our offensive line can stay healthy, I think we can do some big things this year. And lastly...
4) Jarrett Brown proved he can't pass him team to victory. Brown is a great athlete and can make plays with this feet, but he wilted under the pressure Saturday night. Brown had a good first half for the 'Neers. We finally put some pressure on Brown in the second half, and we forced Brown into mistakes. Hurried throws, errant throws, sacks. Our front seven really stepped up and made plays when they had to. I said earlier in the week that Jarrett Brown had never done good against the big-time defenses he had faced. Well he still hasn't. With the front seven applying pressure and getting to him, Brown threw into coverage all night long, two of his four interceptions coming in the red zone. Even on the screen passes, we got to Brown before he was ready to throw the ball, forcing high throws that were tipped and intercepted. Brown is a great athlete and he showed me a lot on Saturday night, but he doesn't make the greatest decisions in the world, especially when the heat is turned up. Honestly, I don't know why ya'll didn't run the ball more. Our defense did make some adjustments to stop the run in the second half, but still.
I hope ya'll enjoyed your trip to the Plains (I know the rain sucked), and have a safe trip back. Oh, and I hope Jarrett Brown is going to be okay after going down with an injury late in the fourth quarter.


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Submitted by Carla Ward (not verified) on Sat, 2011-11-19 09:49.
I find it interesting that Albert Einstein once said that, "The purpose of science is to explain how God did it." Of course he was speaking primarily of his field of physics, but science has decided to explain how it happened without God. And that has no answer. Life does not fit nicely into an equation.


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No, it was not horrible to read. It was AMAZING!!! You're one of the best writers I ever saw!!! I do hope I'll get to write like you some day!!!
that was far from horrible to read, I liked how you gave him the diary and the album, it showed his deeply devoted love to the parents he never really knew. it was sweet and touvhing : ) keep wrighting!
ur a great writer! this was beautiful. i was in tears by the end.
Loved this one. Made me cry specially the last sentence and the part about sirius's gift to James and Lily.
I love this one
wow that was deep and understanding i know what Harry feels like ive done that before too...i loved it
This is so sad. Please make another James/Lily fic from their 7th year!!!!
~Lilys Passion
that was SO sad!!!! damn it, you're making me cry!
truly touching...
It wasn't horrible at all - that was lovely. Very very sweet.
P.S - You're a bit of a James/Lily fan aren't you? Lol
Madam P
really great story. u capture it all brilliantly.
Oh, that was so sad. I'm literally crying! It was really beautiful though, and I hope Harry does get back together with Ginny. They're so sweet! I really really loved this story!
That was the best story i read so far of yours. It made me cry. And if it was not to much troble could you read my story.
I loved the pictures, and the descriptions of them, but I kinda wish that Ron, Hermione, and Ginny were given a little look-see on it all. I do wish that Harry had taken the photo album with him, but I guess that it had to be done.
This was a very sweet one-shot story. You have good details and just enough of a hint at what you are predicting for Deathly Hallows. I enjoyed reading it.
Wow - this is exactly like my fic, Something For the Better. Great job!
It's amazing. First fanfic i've ever read that made me cry. Amazing. I love the part about the roses, it just seems like something a friend as loyal as Sirius ould do.
This is so, so sweet. Well done.
It's impossible to respond to something like this and to explain the feelings that a story like this makes me feel.you are an awesome author and it amazes me at how much emotion you are able to explain.


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RotoWorld.com's Josh Norris has just posted "Draft 2012: The Overated", and I thought it might be of interest to CSR readers, because all but 1 or 2 of the names on the list have been posted about. Here's his list:
1. WR Justin Blackmon - "He simply is not a vertical threat."
2. DT Michael Brockers - "Faced consistant single blocks ... but showed little burst or quickness to beat guards ... plays high off the snap and fails to use his arms or hands ... a player who's lone strength is upside."
3. MLB Vontaze Burfict - "Burfict obviously possesses athleticism and power for the Mike linebacker position, but he is lacking in every other category. Burfict is consistently taken out of plays ... He does not play instinctively"
4. WR Alshon Jeffery - "Jeffery cannot seperate ... (Alfonzo) Dennard completely overmatched Jeffery downfield (in their Bowl game) ... Jeffery is the eightth best receiver in the draft, and a massive risk as a first-round pick."
5. QB Brock Osweiler - "Erratic is an understatement."
6. DE Whitney Mercilus - "He lacks a great first step and has minimal explosion off the edge.
7. OT Mike Adams - "Maddenly inconsistent ... (shoulder surgery in 08, knee injuru in 09)."
8. DE Chandler Jones - An uncoorinated-looking prospect and unrefined in his movements."
9. DT Jerel Worthy - "Inconsistent motor ... Unless Worthy shoots a gap off the snap, he struggles due to high posture and lacks any anchor against the run."
10. RB LaMichael James - "I think he'll have a Danny Woodhead kind of role."
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George Leiter is a longtime math teacher who has most recently held the Shilling Chair inMathematics at St. Paul Academy and Summit School. While there he has developed a uniquecourse that introduces exceptional math students to linear algebra, differential equations, andmultivariable calculus while still in high school. He has also taught in the Netherlands andJamaica. He has served as the executive director of Little World Schoolhouse, a nonprofitworking to bring computers and computer-based curriculum to Jamaica. In addition, heis a board member and former executive director of Minnesota High School Quiz Bowl,which organizes academic competitions for area high school students.
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Baker County - The wounded man showed up at the Sheriff's house yesterday and said he'd been shot by his daughter's boyfriend.
It's a long way from Old Milford Highway in Baker County to the nearest hospital, so when Bailey Jay was shot there yesterday afternoon, he went to the nearest place he could think of for help.
Donnie Lee Butler says, "He did drive himself to the Sheriff's house to ask for help."
Help he would receive from Sheriff Isaac Anderson's wife, Flossie, who is also the victim's niece. Jay showed her wounds in his arm and side and told her he had been shot by Larry Bowens, his daughters live-in boyfriend. Flossie then called for help.
Butler says, "Spoke with the hospital earlier today, doing more tests. Everything looks like it's going to be okay at this time."
Glass shards remain on the ground where Jay was apparently shot through the passenger side window. Investigators say he was shot at least two times, possibly three, but they were only able to recover two shotgun shell casings. We found a third on the ground just a few yards away.
And around 3:30 Monday afternoon, investigators found suspect Larry Bowens, when he agreed to turn himself in. Butler says, "We're investigating it further, but justice will be done."
And answers found. Like why the shooting occurred between two men with no history of domestic problems. Larry Bowens is in the Baker County Jail. Charges, including aggravated assault, are pending.
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Thomasville - Homeowners in the Shallowbrook Farms subdivision in Thomasville noticed an empty space at the entrance to their neighborhood where a 6 foot high, $4,000 bronze horse had stood.
An anonymous caller tipped off police, and told them that James Barden stole the horse on a dare. He confessed and took investigators to the Ochlockonee river. Lt. Tim Watkins of the Thomas Co. Sheriff's Dept. says, "Once he got it home, he realized there was nothing he could do with it so he took it to the river, off of Hwy 202 and threw it into the river, and actually rode it, until it filled with water and sunk."
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Beautiful detail work on the swordsmen, I think the use of more dark on the left serpent will make it pop out a bit more from the background. This is an amazing piece.
the stairs at the bottom seem a bit strange, but seeing it's a twisted world...
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Beautiful painting, but something feels a little awkward/disjointed about the warrior's left arm. Could just be me, but something doesn't seem right with it.
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The other uncertainty was the race itself. Fans voted to determine four key aspects of the event including the starting lineup, the breakdown of the three segments, whether or not to have a mandatory pit stop and what it would consist of and how many drivers to eliminate after segment two.
At the start of the night the 2013 Sprint Unlimited featured more questions than any event in history.
The Fan Voting Results
The first fan vote to be decided was for the breakdown of the 75 laps. 55% of the fans voted for the longest final segment from the three available options. The three segements were made up of thirty laps, twenty-five laps and then twenty laps.
The second vote announced was only for the fans at the track. They got to pick the starting lineup from three available choices. The fans at Daytona chose to start the nineteen eligible drivers in the order that they scored a pole in 2012 with former event winners starting at the back.
Carl Edwards won the pole for the Daytona 500 in 2012 so he started on the pole for the Sprint Unlimited with Phoenix polesitter Mark Martin on the outside of row number one.
However, both Edwards and Martin wrecked their primary cars during practice so they both had to switch to backup cars and drop to the back. This moved Kasey Kahne and Greg Biffle up to the front row when the green flag flew.
The next vote to be announced was the pit stop. Unsurprisingly 63% of fans voted for a mandatory full four- tire stop at the end of the first segment.
The next item that the fans decided was to not eliminate any drivers at the end of segment number two with 55% of the votes agreeing. This turned to to be fortunate. If the fans had voted to eliminate six drivers (which received the second highest number of votes) then only six drivers would have been left for the final segment.
Finally the fans decided one non-competition item. Fans voted on which firesuit Miss Sprint Cup would wear in Victory Lane.
The Actual Racing
The first segment was dominated by Matt Kenseth and Tony Stewart who each took turns showing real strength
Just fifteen laps into the first segment Tony Stewart pulled down to the inside lane a little bit too soon and wrecked seven race cars including Jimmie Johnson, Mark Martin, Jeff Gordon, Denny Hamlin, Kurt Busch, Kyle Busch and Terry Labonte. This left just twelve cars to run the rest of the event including Tony Stewart who avoided any serious damage during the incident when he slid sideways while the wreck happened behind him.
It was, in fact, Tony Stewart who got a run on the outside and won the first segment over Kenseth and Kevin Harvick.
It was Harvick's team that won the battle in the pits and he took the lead for the start of segment two with Tony Stewart second.
The second segment was pretty quiet. Kevin Harvick lead a long line of drivers who stuck to the high line. Although Stewart lead a couple of small breaks on the bottom Harvick was able to hold them off and win the second segment without much trouble.
The Final Segment
Twenty laps remained when the drivers lined up for the final segment. Kevin Harvick was in control with Greg Biffle along side in second.
As the laps ticked away Kevin Harvick continued to lead the outside line with Tony Stewart tucked in behind him in second. Matt Kenseth still had a fast car but he was having trouble finding help on the bottom.
With four laps to go ten of the twelve remaining cars were lined up single file on the outside as two cars had lost the lead draft. Would anyone even try to win this?
Matt Kenseth pulled out again from the back but nobody would go with him causing him to lose ground again.
Still nobody threatened Harvick's lead as the white flag flew.
Joey Logano was the first to move low out of fifth. Kenseth dropped down to push and then Stewart dropped to the bottom to try. Harvick threw the block and that was all it took to break Stewart's momentum he then returned to the top to slam the door on Greg Biffle and claim the win.
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Grade Reading Level: Ages 9-12
Summary: When Anna and Caleb's dad invites a mail ordered bride to come and stay with them for a month all they want is for her to stay. But will their fathers' and Sarah s' differences get in the way? Or well the month she's with them be a waste of time?
Why I Started the Book:
I started this book because I was going through my bookshelf and both my sister and my mom said they really enjoyed it so I thought that I would give it a try.
- I liked the character Sarah. She's a very independent woman for her time. She answers an ad for a mail order bride but sets her own rules. She'll come out for a trial period and then decide!
- I liked how Sarah was honest from the beginning about herself and her expectations. She didn't act like she was coming for the love of their father, but just to help them out. She's not afraid to get down and dirty.
- This book was good but I wish it was longer and that more happened in it.
- I wished that the kids made something happen, like if they didn't want Sarah to be their mother then they would try to make bad things happen to her. They didn't really do anything. They were good kids and just agreed to everything and were excited and happy. Not much conflict there.
Last minute thoughts: Sarah describes herself as "Plain and Tall" but really she's not plain at all. I also searched this book on Amazon and I found out that there is a movie to this book! So I will get the movie from the library and watch it!
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Alex Rodriguez: Major League Baseball will likely suspend New York Yankee Monday, sources say
Slugger is accused of having ties with drug clinic
UPDATE: NEW YORK (AP) -- AP Source: Rodriguez lone holdout as 12 players accept drug suspensions from baseball. Read update here: http://bit.ly/13fwMwk
NEW YORK (CNN) -- Major League Baseball will probably move Monday to suspend New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez amid allegations involving the use of performance-enhancing drugs, two sources close to the decision told CNN on Sunday.
The length of the suspension was not known, nor was the timing of any announcement.
Rodriguez, who has been playing in the minor league as he recovers from injuries, told reporters Saturday that he is looking forward to rejoining his teammates in Chicago on Monday and wants to get back on the field.
The 38-year-old slugger is accused of having ties with the now-shuttered Biogenesis anti-aging clinic in south Florida and taking performance-enhancing drugs. He has denied the accusation.
The Biogenesis scandal has already ensnared one star: 2011 National League MVP and Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun. Last month Braun was suspended without pay for the rest of this season for violating the league's drug policy, baseball Commissioner Bud Selig announced.
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NEW YORK (AP) - A suspect who police say punched a 62-year-old New York City man in a park after threatening to "punch the first white man" he saw has been indicted on a charge of manslaughter as a hate crime.
The upgraded charge against 31-year-old Lashawn Marten was unsealed Tuesday. He faces up to life in prison if convicted. A call to his lawyer for comment wasn't immediately returned.
Marten was also ordered to undergo a psychiatric exam to determine if he's fit for trial.
Authorities say Jeffrey Babbitt died after he was struck, fell backward and hit his head in Manhattan's Union Square Park in early September.
Babbitt is white. Marten is black.
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America's Most Wanted is an American TV show produced by 20th Century Fox's syndication division, and is the longest-running program of any kind in the history of Fox.The show's chief purpose is to assist law enforcement in the apprehension of fugitives wanted for major felonies (such as murder, rape, child molestation, white collar crime, armed robbery, gang violence and terrorism). Numerous fugitives profiled on the show are currently on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list, and AMW has a separate "Dirty Dozen" list on its web site outlining twelve notorious criminals still at large (some of whom are on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list). On May 2, 2008, the program's web site announced its 1,000th capture; to date, over 1,100 fugitives have been captured as a direct result of tips offered to the show's toll-free and anonymous tipline. Dramatic re-creations of the crimes committed are an important part of the show's arsenal, and the show itself works closely with law enforcement agencies worldwide to help catch fugitives.The concept for America's Most Wanted was adapted from the 1960s German show Aktenzeichen XY... ungel�st (File Number XY... Unsolved) and the 1984 British show Crimewatch. AMW's first episode aired in February 1988, and within four days of the broadcast, one of the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives was captured as a direct result of a tip phoned in to the show; this capture helped to sell the show's premise of "Watch TV, Catch Criminals" to skeptical law enforcement officials.After the pilot's premiere, Fox eventually hired John Walsh to host the program. Walsh became a public figure after his 6-year-old son, Adam, was kidnapped and murdered in 1981; Walsh and others had successfully persuaded Congress to create the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Walsh has been the host of the show ever since, and has sometimes appeared at the arrests of high-profile fugitives who have been captured thanks to the program.In the fall of 1996, Fox cancelled the show; this would prove to be a short cancellation. Low ratings of the shows that replaced it — combined with a massive effort from fans, numerous law enforcement and government officials, and the governors of 37 states — successfully persuaded Fox to uncancel the show just six weeks later. The program was rechristened America's Most Wanted: America Fights Back upon its return, and the program resumed its regular Saturday night timeslot, paired with reality show Cops; the two-hour Cops and AMW block was the longest unchanged primetime schedule in the history of American television.Fox announced the cancellation of AMW again in 2011; instead of continuing the show as a weekly program — citing rising unprofitability due to high production costs as the chief culprit behind the decision — Fox replaced it in the following fall with repeats of other Fox shows such as Family Guy and The Cleveland Show, but still presented two-hour AMW specials every quarter up until April 2012. Lifetime ended up being the show's savior, with new weekly episodes appearing on the cable channel in the fall of 2012, but they too eventually cancelled the program and dropped it from itself schedule altogether.Later in 2013, Lifetime aired a one-shot special called John Walsh Investigates. On July 13, 2014, John Walsh returned to television on a regular basis again with an all-new series on CNN entitled The Hunt with John Walsh. The Hunt follows in the footsteps of AMW in giving criminals unwanted exposure to the public, though it does differ significantly from its predessessor; the series has a much slower pace to it and is presented in a documentary style, with each episode dedicating the entire hour to just one criminal profile (two at the most in some episodes). Like AMW, The Hunt too has a toll-free hotline where viewers can leave tips regarding the whereabouts of the criminals featured, and one can still remain anonymous if they wish to.
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Giants rout Eagles in Reid's expected finale
Eli Manning threw five TD passes in the Giants' 42-7 win over Philadelphia on Sunday in what might have been Andy Reid's final game as the Eagles' coach.
Personnel changes coming for the Giants
Expect the Giants to shave some salaries and allow some veterans, like OT David Diehl, to walk in the offseason.
Week 17 playoff scenarios
Seeding is up for grabs in the AFC, while five teams fight for two spots in the NFC playoffs in Week 17.
NFC East Spin cycle: Setting up a D.C. showdown
The Giants can't win the NFC East. But the Redskins and Cowboys both have a shot to claim the division, and they both could make the postseason.
Ravens rout Giants to win AFC North
Joe Flacco threw for 309 yards and two touchdowns, and the Ravens defeated the Giants 33-14 Sunday to capture their second straight division crown.
Are Giants looking past Kenny Phillips?
Could these be the final few games in Kenny Phillips' Giants career? Don't rule it out.
Scout's Notebook: Giants SS Stevie Brown
Nolan Nawrocki breaks down the strengths and weaknesses of Giants rising unsung secondary star Stevie Brown.
Cruz visits home of Giants fan, 6, killed in Conn.
Giants WR Victor Cruz has visited the home of the 6-year-old Connecticut shooting victim who was buried in a replica Cruz jersey.
Week 16 playoff scenarios
First-round byes and playoff spots are up for grabs in Week 16. See how it can happen in the playoff scenarios.
NFC East Spin cycle: Three-team race in NFC East
The NFC East is a logjam at the top: The Redskins, Cowboys and Giants are all at 8-6 with two weeks left to settle things.
Falcons make statement by shutting out Giants
Julio Jones caught two of Matt Ryan's three TD passes and the Falcons handed the Giants their first regular-season shutout since 1996.
Giants counting on more from their rookies
The Giants most likely will need a few of their rookies to step up as the games are getting more important.
Don't sleep on these Ravens just yet
The Ravens might look like they are in turmoil right now, but they have the character and wherewithal to come out of it stronger in the playoffs.
Key matchup: Falcons running game vs. Giants run defense
In Wednesday's key matchup, we look ahead to the Week 15 battle between the Falcons and the Giants in Atlanta.
Week 14 Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Cam Newton, Stevie Brown and David Wilson as its Players of the Week.
Buehler has signed with the New York Giants. The team announced the move Wednesday.||||||| Lawrence Tynes is entering the final year of his contract with New York, and Buehler will provide some competition in training camp. Buehler played for the Cowboys from 2009-11, handling kickoff duties most of the time. He led the NFL in 2009 with 29 touchbacks.
The Dallas Cowboys have released Buehler.||||||| Buehler was primarily a kickoff specialist for the Cowboys, but missed most of last season with a groin injury. The move was announced Tuesday before free agency began. A fifth-round draft pick out of USC in 2009, Buehler played in 36 career games for the Cowboys with 60 touchbacks. He made 24 of 32 field goals, 42 of 44 extra points and had 19 tackles on special teams.
The Dallas Cowboys have placed Buehler on injured reserve because of a groin injury, ending his season. The move was made Thursday, a day after Buehler re-aggravated the injury. The kickoff specialist had been back for only two games after missing the previous four.||||||| With Buehler limited at the start of the season because of the injury, rookie Dan Bailey took over kicking field goals. Bailey has made 20 of 21 attempts, including his last 19 in a row for a Cowboys rookie record.
The Dallas Cowboys placed Buehler on injured reserve Thursday because of a right groin injury, ending his season.||||||| The move came a day after Buehler re-aggravated the injury in practice. The kickoff specialist had been back for only two games after missing the previous four.
Six days after Buehler missed an extra point in the final minutes of a 28-27 loss to Arizona, the Cowboys signed veteran Kris Brown. He could be used Sunday for the season finale against Philadelphia.||||||| Buehler remains valuable to the Cowboys as a kickoff specialist. He set a club record for touchbacks last season, although his boots have suffered this year with his added duties on PATs and field goals. He is 24 of 31 on field goals, including three misses from the 30s.


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Men's Soccer Gets First A-Sun Win of 2004, 2-0, over Gardner-Webb
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BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. - Sophomore midfielder Tyler Stansberry (McAllen, Texas) scored his second career game-winning goal to lead the Dolphin men's soccer team to a 2-0 victory over Gardner-Webb (2-9, 0-3 A-Sun) Thursday evening at Varsity Field in Boiling Springs, N.C. Jacksonville University junior goalkeeper Gerrit deBour (Yulee, Fla.) grabbed nine saves for his second career shutout and helped the Dolphins (5-4, 1-1 A-Sun) to their first Atlantic Sun Conference win of the season.
Stansberry's goal in the 26th minute came on a free kick from 35 yards out, blasting it past Bulldog keeper Tyler Kettering to put the Dolphins up 1-0. In the 86th minute, sophomore forward Tommy Krizanovic (Jacksonville/Englewood) tacked on an insurance goal, sneaking the ball past Kettering's left for his eighth goal of the year.
The Dolphins outshot Gardner-Webb, 17-11, while the Bulldogs had more corner kicks than JU, 6-3.
JU travels to Campbell for their next match, scheduled for a 3 p.m. start Saturday, Oct. 9.
Goals: JU-Tyler Stansberry (unassisted) 25:56, Tommy Krizanovic (unassisted) 85:22, GWU-none. Shots on Goal: JU-13, GWU-7. Corner Kicks: JU-3, GWU-6. Saves: JU-7 (Gerrit deBour 7), GWU-11 (Tyler Kettering 11).


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The historic Marin Rod & Gun Club (MRGC), one of California's largest outdoor sporting clubs, invites the Bay Area community to its free 76th Annual Picnic along the picturesque waterfront in San Rafael, CA on Saturday, July 27, 2013. This year's family picnic will feature live music from local Marin bands, barbecued chicken lunch, barbecued oysters and other delicious local fare, family carnival games, and dozens of exhibitors with a variety of items for sale. The MRGC annual picnic is a free family event open to the public to help build awareness and membership and raise funds for scholarships, pier restoration and conservation efforts throughout California. The historic Marin Rod & Gun Club is located at 2675 East Francisco Blvd. San Rafael, CA - just west of the Richmond Bridge.
Picnic goers are encouraged to pre-purchase the barbecued chicken lunch, which features a fresh salad and delicious corn on the cob, all for only $12. Tickets can be purchased in advance by visiting the club before the event or online at http://www.marinrodandgunclub.com in July.
Founded in 1926, the Marin Rod & Gun Club is one of California's oldest and largest outdoor sporting clubs. With just 35 original members, the club focused on the conservation, preservation and propagation of fish and game in Marin County and beyond. The MRGC moved into its current headquarters on San Pablo Bay in 1956 and restored the iconic fishing pier and clubhouse that are the cornerstones of the club. Today, the club has 1,200 members who are actively involved in conservation, education and, of course, fishing off the club's pier.
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Newman delivers his brand of Minnesota pop
SJNMA's Newman, a Minnesota native, has wrestling roots
It's tough to find better wrestling than what's available in the state of Minnesota - a Dec. 13 poll put forth by Amateur Wrestling News had four schools from the state slotted in the top 20 (the most from any state). At St. John's Northwestern Military Academy, Minnesota import Jordan Newman is just a sample of what the state provides.
The native of Blaine, Minn. (outside of Minneapolis), Newman wrestled at state-ranked Coon Rapids High School as a freshman, then transferred to the military academy in Delafield. As a kid wrestling since age 4 or 5, Newman joined Danny Bush at the state meet last year and became just the second and third state qualifier ever from SJNMA. He wants more than to just make a return trip this year.
"I didn't really do as well as I wanted to," Newman said of his 0-2 experience at last year's meet at the Kohl Center. "It definitely motivated me to work harder and do better this year. My goal is to win state."
Now a senior, that goal is attainable. Newman is ranked fourth by Wisconsin Wrestling Online among Division 2 wrestlers at 170 pounds, with reigning state champion Jake Morrissey of Oconto Falls ranked No. 1. After winning a title two weekends ago at Richland Center, Newman headed into the holiday break at 14-0.
"At Richland Center, (I faced) the fifth-ranked kid, the eighth-ranked kid as well as a couple honorable mentions, so I see some competition," Newman said. "We wrestled some top competition in our first tournament of the year at Kettle Moraine, so we do see those (high-level) teams."
That's important in Division 2, where SJNMA isn't geographically convenient with the competition that will be waiting at the Kohl Center come late February. At the Laser Duals, Newman pinned or tech falled his way through his five matches, beating foes from strong area D1 programs like Oak Creek, Mukwonago and West Allis Hale.
"It's tough but a good way to start the season," SJNMA wrestling coach Paul Havel said. "Kids learn a lot, and it helps prepare us. We go on Thanksgiving break, and kids are gone longer than most schools, so it's a good tournament, and a kid like Jordan, he gets to see some top competition."
Wrestling at 160 last year, Newman took a 24-2 record into the state meet. He defeated Jeff Becker of Sheboygan Falls, 5-4, to claim a sectional championship after qualifying for the sectional as a sophomore.
"He had a tough go of it at state, lost his first match 16-9 and lost 4-3 in the last 10 seconds, or he would have been on the podium," Havel said. "That's kind of stuck with him, and I want that to stay in his mind, those last 10 seconds. Since then, he's had going back to state on his mind, and we're looking forward to getting back there and seeing what he can do."
SJNMA hasn't had the wrestling traditions of other area programs, so Havel worked to beef up the schedule last year in his first year as varsity coach. With a regional including teams such as Delavan-Darien, East Troy and Catholic Memorial, it was a challenge even getting wrestlers to sectional.
"It was not a done deal to get through that tournament series and get to Madison, but I was confident Jordan could do it," Havel said. "He really breezed through regionals and sectionals."
Newman said his wrestling experiences began at a young age primarily because his father was a proficient wrestler during his own varsity days.
"Basically, I've liked it ever since I started," Newman said. "I like the fierce competition, like that you can put in the hard work and get the results, like almost everything about it. Mainly, I like the competition aspect."
He played football at one time but now focuses entirely on wrestling, competing in the fall and spring at the Askren Wrestling Academy in Hartland and attending camps back home during the summer.
"He's tough on his feet," Havel said. "He's tough on top, too, but his strength is on his feet. He doesn't give up takedowns, and he scores a lot of takedowns. He's got a good leg attack, and he's not afraid to go upper body with guys. He's wrestled for so long, wrestles freestyle and has done some Greco in the past; that background helps.
"I would say, most importantly, he's a tough kid. That's always a good thing in wrestling, to be tough. When you get to the sectional and state and some of these tournaments, you're going to see some tough kids, some physically tough kids, and that doesn't bother him. He thrives on wrestling those type of kids."
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- 4:08 pm Monday, September 23rd, 2013 by Liz Balmaseda
So this was revealed today: There now exists a wine collection inspired by E.L. James' erotic novel "Fifty Shades of Grey."
Because a naughty perfume line would be so been-there, done-that.
Bearing the tagline, "You Are Mine," the wines, a red and white, were personally blended by James with the help of winemakers from the North Coast appellation in California, says the news release.
Now those obsessed with the fictional lives of Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele can take their fixation to another level: into the wine glass.
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Bacon Maple Peanuts an addictive New Years nibble
- 6:00 am Tuesday, December 25th, 2012 by Victoria Malmer
Looking for an unusual snack for New Years? This Bacon Maple brittle is delicious, and makes a great hostess gift. It combines sweet, salty and smoky flavors, for an addictive treat.
It is more like peanuts coated in a thin layer of maple-bacon goodness, rather than toffee or brittle.
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Just in time for the holidays: Bacon shaving cream
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Looking for the perfect smoky gift for the man who has everything? J&D's Foods (makers of Baconnaise) has just introduced Bacon Shaving Cream! It isn't flavored, as far as we know. It is scented.
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HarborOne Bank Welcomes Mark Moreau Vice President of Commercial Lending
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James W. Blake, President and CEO is pleased to announce the addition of Mark Moreau to the Commercial Lending Division.
With over 28 years in the financial industry Moreau brings extensive experience in business banking, middle market and commercial real estate transactions.
Prior to HarborOne Bank he served as Senior Vice President, Team Leader, Community Banking for TD Bank in Braintree, MA.
Moreau holds a Bachelor's Degree in Finance from the University of Massachusetts in Dartmouth, MA.
He serves as a board member for the Greater Plymouth County United Way. He was previously on the Board of Directors of the New Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce, Metro-South Chamber of Commerce and the United Way of Greater New Bedford.
Moreau resides in Lakeville with his wife, Kristin and their two children.
With $1.9 billion in assets, HarborOne Bank is the largest co-operative bank in New England. HarborOne Bank serves the financial needs of consumer and business banking customers throughout Massachusetts through a network of 14 full-service branches, and a mortgage office in Centerville. HarborOne also operates a limited-service branch at Brockton High School and 13 free standing ATMs in addition to an ATM at every full-service branch. It received its 5th consecutive "Outstanding" rating for performance on the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) from the Massachusetts Division of Banks.


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About the Conference
The National Conference on Medical Sciences (NCMS) was originally hosted by the School of Medical Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) in 1995. It was an annual event for the School of Medical Sciences and they had successfully organized the conference for another twelve years. In 2001, the NCMS was put on hiatus to give way for the organizing of the "1st Asean Conference on Medical Sciences" in 18-21 May 2001. 12th NCMS was renamed as "International Medical and Health Congress 2007" to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Independence of Malaysia and paid tribute to a prominent Malaysian educator and scientist, Dr. Ungku Omar bin Ungku Ahmad (1931-1969).
In its 14th series, the honour of hosting the conference was passed on to the School of Dental Sciences, USM. Taking it up as a challenge, the School of Dental Sciences continued the legacy, and organized the event as the 14th National Conference on Medical and Health Sciences (14th NCMHS) in 2009.
Next, the School of Health Sciences and the School of Medical Sciences, took turns in hosting the conference in 2010 and 2011, respectively. In 2012, the School of Dental Sciences, once again became the host before passing the baton to the original host for the 18th NCMHS in 2013. As of 2014, the School of Dental Sciences is once again trusted as the conference host. We welcome the support from everyone to ensure the 19th NCMHS would be a great success for us all.
About the School of Dental Sciences, USM
The School of Dental Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia was established in 1998 in the North Eastern part of Peninsular Malaysia within the Health Campus of Universiti Sains Malaysia. The Health Campus is located in Kota Bharu, Kelantan while the Main Campus of the university is in Pulau Pinang.
Kota Bharu is one hour flight from Malaysia's capital city of Kuala Lumpur. Major airlines that operates daily flights out of Kota Bharu (KBR) to and from Kuala Lumpur (KUL) are Malaysia Airlines, AirAsia and Firefly.
Web: http://www.dental.usm.my/.
About USM
A sustainable world, humanity and the future of the humankind are among the issues focused on by Universiti Sains Malaysia. Based on these over-arching principles, USM has been chosen by the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education to implement the Accelerated Programme for Excellence (APEX) under its auspices. This was announced by the Minister, The Honourable Dato' Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin on 3rd September 2008.
Since its inception in 1969, USM has undergone various phases of development, not only in graduating students to support the needs of the nation, but also more importantly, functioning as an impetus for the progress and nation-building. For the next 40 years, it is time to move to the next level in preparing the University for a more challenging and unique future.
Under the APEX proposal entitled, "Transforming Higher Education for a Sustainable Tomorrow", USM has outlined its efforts in advocating the process of a sustainable development in ascertaining a more lasting future. In particular the survivality of the planet and humankind by ensuring the appropriate use of resources towards a greater understanding, respecting and even taking necessary steps to build a robust and balanced prosperous and sustainable future. Web: http://www.usm.my/.


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A Certified Clinical Nutritionist must have an comprehensive understanding of nutrition biochemistry, enabling them to competently assess and evaluate signs of nutritional deficiency or imbalance, through the use of or disuse of specific foods, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, or other food substances as necessary to maintain optimal health.
The Clinical Nutrition Certification Board (CNCB) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit tax-exempt certification agency that provides professional training, examination and certification for health care organizations, specialty credentialing programs and state license/certification examinations.
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Recipes: German Potato Salad
Take a drive down almost any country lane in Germany and you are likely to find fields of potatoes, picturesque apple orchards, and pastures teeming with pigs--all the ingredients for authentic, warm, tangy-sweet German Potato Salad.
Potato salad recipes abound. There are as many different recipes as there are families eating them. These salads come stuffed with mounds of potatoes and piles of various ingredients, dressings, and seasonings; however, the standard recipe for German Potato Salad has been handed down through multiple generations and continues to be a favorite today.
The wild leeks add mild onion flavor without overpowering the other ingredients, but you can use store-bought leeks or pearl onions with equally delicious results. Save some fronds from the tops of the leeks for a pretty, bright green garnish.
Traditionally, German Potato Salad is served hot and with big links of spicy German sausage and lidded steins of potent German beer--but it would be just as scrumptious served alongside crisp pieces of fried chicken and icy-cold mugs of root beer.
German Potato Salad
Total Time: 1 hour
Ingredient Preparation Time: 20 minutes
Cooking time: 40 minutes
Servings: 4-6
6 medium red-skinned potatoes, sliced 1/2-inch thick
2 green apples, peeled, cored, and sliced 1/2-inch thick
2 Perlzwiebel wild leeks or pearl onions, trimmed, peeled, and thinly sliced
6 strips of bacon
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
3-1/2 tablespoons sugar
2/3 cup cider vinegar
1/3 cup warm water
2 teaspoons sea salt
2 teaspoons crushed black pepper
Place potatoes in a pot and cover with cold water. Place over high heat and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to simmer and cook potatoes gently until fork-tender--about 15 minutes. Drain the water from the potatoes and return the potatoes to the hot pot, covered to keep warm.
Meanwhile, place the bacon in a wide saute pan over medium-high heat. Fry bacon until very crisp, turning as needed. Transfer the bacon to a paper towel-lined plate to drain, leaving the drippings in the saute pan. When bacon is cool enough to handle, break into crumbles.
Place saute pan with bacon drippings over medium heat and add the apples and leeks. Saute until softened slightly, about 3 minutes. Remove the apples and leeks from the pan, leaving the drippings in the saute pan. Add the flour, sugar, vinegar, water, salt, and pepper to the drippings and place over medium heat. Whisk and cook until the mixture thickens slightly, about 2 minutes. Reduce the heat to low.
Add the potatoes, bacon, apples, and leeks to the pan and toss gently, cooking until all ingredients warmed through. Serve warm.


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My 24-70 2.8 L is muted with Hockey tape. You know, that matte stuff you put on you stick for better grip and shot.
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No kidding,
On capital equipment, resale value is important. You wouldn't buy a $300,000 home believing it would only be worth have that in a year, would you?
You wouldn't buy a $300,000 home believing it would only be worth have that in a year, would you?
"duct tape"?
I can feel the collective intelligence of the room dropping by the minute
Actually, it was pretty intelligent....for their bottom line. Imagine the cost of re-disigning hardware and then fixing all the current units. This was a very cost effective solution, and if you don't look under the hood, you can't even tell!
No, you misunderstand. I'm totally fine with the fix - I'm also very familiar with the sort of adhesive/flexible plastic "tape" they use inside laptops/computers, etc... But calling it "duct tape" is like saying that nasa-grade mylar is the same thing as reynolds wrap
Whether or not this kind of tape is used in other electronics doesn't matter. What matters is perception, and applying duct tape to a $3500 camera is not a perception of strength and quality.


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I have prepared this section to give your family some great resources to help with your next home purchase or sale. So when the real estate transaction is over and it is time to have fun with your family, this page should be of assistance.


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Edible race cars and other contraptions filled this Vermont Air National Guard hanger Thursday.
"I am really excited," said Charlie Bernicke, a student at the Shelburne Community School.
So, too, did hundreds of kids from across the state who turned out to test their engineering skills.
"We were attempting to build a passive helicopter," said Colin Lach, a student at the Shelburne Community School.
The series of contests were part of the University of Vermont's Engineers Day aimed at getting kids engaged in high-tech trades.
A team of eighth-graders from the Shelburne Community School took the top prize in the helicopter drop.
"We got wooden dowels and then tissue paper for kind of the propellers," Bernicke said.
"We knew it had to be tilted to turn and we wanted it to be as light as possible, so it's really slow," Lach said.
The boys weren't the only ones to win big! An all-girls team from the Arlington Memorial Middle School came in first for building a wind turbine designed to lift weights.
"We were the fastest to set it up and raise the one kilogram weight," said Katie Berger, a member of the Arlington Memorial Middle School team.
The four-person squad trained after school and hit the road before the sun came up to show their skills.
"It's just exciting that we are not relying on men and we can do it," Berger said.
Dan Hack of Stellar Lasers has been volunteering as an event judge for six years and says getting kids excited in engineering from a young age is key.
"We're hoping that they learn that engineering can be fun, that they learn that from design and doing things wrong and doing things right that they learn that they can improve everything that they see around them," Hack said.
An exciting challenge many of these students say they're ready to take on.
"Engineering solves a lot of problems," Berger said. "So, the more people the industry can get solving those problems, the better."
In total, kids took home prizes in eight different competitions.
Other challenges included building towers and bridges out of pasta that could hold varying amounts of weight.
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- The How to make friends in the deaf community article has some suggestions.
- Discussion Lists are a good way to meet people through e-mail and share interests and concerns.
- Signing Suppers may be held in your community and give you the chance to actually meet deaf people.


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Albany- Georgia's Senior U. S. Senator, who helped craft the 2002 Farm Bill, expects challenges in crafting a new bill next year.
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Watch French Food at Home, with Laura Calder, on the Cooking Channel.
Here's a profile of "French Food at Home" host Laura Calder.
Laura makes a kir-flavored fondant icing for petits fours.
Laura solves a mystery: what essentials do French cooks keep in the pantry?
Want to add a soupcon of French flair to your cooking? Laura shows how.
Try the classic French technique en papillote for amazingly simple cooking.
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The layoffs of 30 staff came in its local events arm, Adventures. They followed 400 job losses last year.
It all sounds rather grim.
But bear in mind that LivingSocial has around 4,500 staffers. And these financial numbers show that for the rest of the staff at LivingSocial, things should be OK.
- 2011
- Revenues: $250 million
- Operating loss: -$419 million
- 2012
- Revenues: $536 million
- Operating loss -$326 million
- Revenues: $135 million
- Operating loss: $44 million
The loss in Q1 2013 was much smaller than the $91 million loss it booked the year before. (LivingSocial's numbers are disclosed by Amazon, which owns a piece of the company.)
So this is probably a blip coming from a small piece of the company that won't affect its overall direction.
Disclosure: Jeff Bezos is an investor in Business Insider through his personal investment company Bezos Expeditions.