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In no way am I conceding defeat in this current season we are in. I just wanted to talk about something other than, can the lions pull this next game off... With that being said, Is everyone in agreement that if Patrick Peterson, CB from LSU is available when the lions are on the clock, should be the Lion's first priority in next years draft assuming there isnt a lock out? Or does everyone agree we must replace Backus??
I personally want to see Patrick Peterson come in and solidify a poor secondary, assuming The Phonz, Houston, and Delmas continue to grow and develop. Whats everyone elses take on it??


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5th Ave. Gourmet Delight
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New York
3.1/5 rDev -3.7%
Smaller deli, located just a few blocks from neighborhood heavy hitters the Gate and Bier Craft. The beer is located along the rear of the store, in cooler units. Selection here is quite limited compared to at least a half a dozen places within a 5-10 minute. The've got the basics options that are literally available everywhere in this neighborhood and they go nowhere beyond that. A non listed store about a block away crushes this place, with a load of quality bombers not available at 5th ave Gourmet.
This place will do in a serious pinch, but if youve got a few minutes, you can find a lot of better options.
12-21-2012 05:32:38 | More by Billolick
New York
3.35/5 rDev +4%
Yet another corner grocery on 5th Avenue in Brooklyn, let another good stop for craft beer. I really do envy the people that live around here for their available options!
It's a smallish grocery and you're not going to go in expecting much. That said, it's a nice enough store with a pretty straightforward setup. Coolers are in the back and they are stocked with a fine selection of brews.
Everything is kept in the coolers, so there's no temperature issues here. The only thing that could potentially be a problem would be the florescent lighting, but that's why you pick from the back of the rack whenever possible! Most everything is within reasonable freshness, so that's a plus. Selection is quite good for the area. Lots of good breweries represented like Goose Island, Pretty Things, Victory, Duvel and many more. Mostly 12oz bottles in packs, but there are a few bigger bottles to be found as well.
Pricing is quite reasonable, with everything being affordable; nothing's prohibitively expensive. Very good value for the beers available.
Service is average. Nobody asked if I was looking for anything in particular, but then again, this is just a corner grocery store, I didn't really expect anything much in the way of service. The people I passed and the ones running the counter were polite enough, though.
One the whole, a decent place to stock up on some good craft beer. There are still places in Brooklyn with a better selection, but if you live in the area, this place isn't a bad way to go.
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5th Ave. Gourmet Delight in Brooklyn, NY
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Wouldn't it be great if this was a long weekend? One day, when I'm King, I'm going to mandate three day workweeks and four day weekends.
What do we have on tap? Get it?? TAP?? Yeah. Big Lick Beertopia is Saturday at Lewis Gale Field from noon til six. Live music from Polychrome and Superhold and nineteen new breweries for this year joining up with the seventeen returning from last year. There will be a homebrew competition with the Best In Show earning a spot at the Parkway Brewing Company. Get more information online here.
Then it's off to downtown Roanoke for Light Up The Night with the Square Society's second annual 5K run. Proceeds go toward raising money and awareness for Center In The Square. It all gets under way at 8:30 PM at the corner of Jefferson and Elm Avenues in Downtown Roanoke. Learn all about it online right on over here.
The Internship
Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson together again as salesmen who are losing market share to the internet, and somehow land internships at Google. But they have to compete with a bunch of young, tech-savvy geniuses for a shot at employment. The Internship is rated PG-13.
The Purge
In an effort to keep crime rates low, the government implements a once yearly twelve hour purge. All crime is legal and all emergency services are suspended. Ethan Hawke stars as society gets it all out of their system. The Purge, as you might imagine, is rated R.
Some other links of note for the weekend:
Summer Shrimpfest, June 8, Salem Civic Center: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Dinner served from 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM. Silent Auction 7:30 PM – 10:00 PM. Live music by Stone Canyon and tickets are $25 in advance or $30 at the door. Age 10-12 are just $10 and kids under 10 get in free.
Yard sale/Vendor Blender: at Woodmen of the World, June 8: 10:00 am-2:00pm at The Woodmen of the World building located at 2306 Peters Creek Road, Roanoke, Virginia 24017 with local Crafters and direct sales ladies. Enter to win a prize at every Vendor table.
Troutville Trail Days: Troutville Town Park June 7-8: The second annual event is a celebration of the town's designation as an Appalachian Trail Community. The event includes games and activities for young folks, music, food, demonstrations, skits, and displays and sales from outdoor suppliers and orgniazations that support hiking. A Hiker's Hustle 5K Run will be held June 8th from 9am - 11am.
Mingle at the Market Summer Concert series: June 8: Summer Concert Series at the Vinton's Farmers Market 7pm-10pm. There will be an Adult Beverage Garden at this 21 & older event. ID required $5 admission No pets and Bring your own seating.
Blue Ridge: Come enjoy the sounds of Blinky Moon, the taste of great wine, and the feel of an evening in a relaxing, rural setting. Feel free to bring picnics, pop-ups, chairs, and friends friendly leashed dogs & children always welcome. (I think they mean leashes just for the dogs). No outside alcohol. More info here.
Fincastle: Come enjoy great wine and the sounds of Stacy Looman as she takes some of her favorite Jazz Standards, as well as a few Brazilian Ballads and one Spiritual, and makes them her own with a few touches of samba and bossa and Looman's warm, gentle vocals. Entry Fee: with drinking wristband $10, Designated/underage $5, Children under 12 free. Bring your own Fincastle etched wineglass and save $2 off the drinking entry fee. No outside alcohol allowed. No recording of the music permitted.
And there is your Weekend Buzz. If you have an event you would like us to mention, hit me up on Facebook or just send me an email.


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Tips for Battling Loneliness
If loneliness is a problem, with a present partner or an absent one, here are some ideas you can try to enrich your life:
- Get a social life of your own. Men can't fill all a woman's social needs. Try women's groups, girlfriend time, and volunteer work to meet like-minded people. The New York City wife with the couch-spud hubby did this: "He doesn't care if I come or go at night, so I go to a book club, girlfriend dinners, and to see an elderly aunt." If you're a golf or work widow, "become the entertainment capital of your own world," says Dr. Schwartz. "Make plans in advance to ward off that 'Poor me' moment on Saturday night."
- Take off and see how it feels. If you're worried about the marriage, spend a weekend away, alone or with girlfriends, and see how you feel about your man. Dr. Schwartz suggests self-examination: "Do you miss him? Are you happier without him? Are you anxious to see him? Are you dreading the end of the trip? How does he react when you return? And how do you feel when you do?" This kind of experimentation can tell you a lot that you can't learn at home while silently steaming. The Connecticut ex-wife tried this, and discovered she felt more herself when away from home, and also that her husband punished her for her absence. "It became clear that I couldn't give him what he needed, and vice versa." Counseling ended in an agreeable divorce.
- Ask your partner for what you need. One e-mail per day from a traveling man or weekly bowling with an in-house partner? Be specific. Men can't guess. "You can't be mad at a man if you haven't told him what you want," says Dr. Schwartz. Agree on a reasonable communications or togetherness schedule.
- Plan togetherness. "What did you used to like to do together? Bring those things back into your life," says Copeland. Dr. Schwarz suggests inviting him out for an event you think is fun. If he refuses, ask him what he thinks would be fun, and try that. If you've "tried jazzing up your marriage on your terms, and then on his terms, and it still doesn't work," she says, suggest that you visit a therapist together. If he won't go, go alone." Therapy saved the marriage of the Minnesota woman with the workaholic husband.
- Make a deal. If you like to do different things, talk about it and agree that you'll play golf and tennis separately, but meet again later in the day. Or vacation separately, but with the understanding that you're doing it because of separate interests. If you don't talk about it, somebody may feel abandoned. "Deals are okay," says Dr. Schwartz, "as long as everybody understands and agrees. Both parties have to understand what they're getting out of the relationship."
- Get a private life of your own. Learn how to like being alone. It will build your self-esteem and strengthen your inner resources. This is especially important, says Copeland, "for women who might want to get out of a marriage but aren't ready, or are feeling lonely for any reason." Her suggestion: Make a list of things you would love to do alone, says Copeland, and also include things you can actually best do alone. Maybe you want to read more novels, ride a bicycle, get a dog, make jewelry, take a class. "Make a list, put it on the refrigerator, and start crossing things off." The more you learn to enjoy your alone time, the happier you will be in or out of a relationship.


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The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey commemorates the 10th anniversary of its outdoor stage with a 90-minute production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Audience members are welcome to bring their own beach chairs or blankets, rent a seat cushion, or master the art of levitation while absorbing the bard's tale of two couples wandering into an enchanted forest before an impending royal wedding. Watch as the protagonists entwine themselves within a whimsical and romantic plot that involves a mercurial cast of fairies, donkey-headed humans, and mythological hockey equipment.
Playwrights Theatre stages productions of up-and-coming plays each year through its New Play Development program. The 2010–2011 season keeps the theatre's long-standing commitment to fresh ars theatrica with three works: Lost Boy Found in Whole Foods by Tammy Ryan, MoM A Rock Concert Musical by Richard Caliban, and Across the Wide and Lonesome Prairie by Julie Jensen. Your season subscription to Playwrights Theatre entitles you to view all three performances, receive a 50% discount on two tickets for family or friends, gain admittance to opening-night parties, and attend post-show talkbacks about new-play development and the inside story on plays. You'll also receive a pass to the FORUM staged reading series, enough to attend a reading of each of the series' 13 new plays and discuss the material with artists in an intimate setting.
Gatherings blossom into full-blown galas under the ministrations of Fun-4-All Entertainment's party accoutrements, such as balloon artists, live bands, and cotton-candy machines. The party supply service's portable miniature golf courses let putters perfect their strokes anywhere, and its vast inflatable screens hook up to DVD-players or gaming consoles to furnish outdoor movie nights or gaming tournaments. Further party accessories nestle in Fun-4-All's supply shop, which includes a range of items from noisemakers and rainbow-hued hats to sunglasses ideal for the best party activity of all, safely staring into your favorite lamp.
In 1976, Joan Barnes—a California mom frustrated with the lack of spaces where she could take her kids for safe and age-appropriate play time—took matters into her own hands and founded Gymboree Play and Music. In the decades since Gymboree's founding, Joan's vision of a safe place where youngsters could build confidence and creativity has come to fruition and spread to 30 countries around the globe. Staffed by attentive and expertly trained instructors, each Gymboree outpost adheres to a curriculum of activities designed by experts to foster the development of children's cognitive, physical, and social skills through structured play and close readings of Goodnight Moon. The staffers also conduct entertaining classes for parents, newborns, and children under 1 year that cover subjects ranging from music to sports, imparting valuable lessons of imagination and physical activity to developing minds. To further set apart her business, Barnes employed nationally renowned playground designer Jay Beckwith to design the proprietary play equipment at her centers.
Originally from Ukraine and England, dance partners Mechyslav and Gemma were selected to represent the United States at the 2012 WDSF World Championships in Australia. The talented dancers are just two of Joy2Dance's skilled instructors, who teach social and competitive dance in standard and American styles.
Students learn how to sassily swivel their hips during salsa and bachata classes, sweep gracefully across the floor during ballroom classes, and bust a move during hustle and swing classes. Meanwhile, private dance lessons help couples impress the guests at their weddings.
Upon its opening in 1924, the Newton Theatre beamed with a handsome colonial exterior, delicate stonework, and a façade glittering with 180 electric lights. Despite all this, the owners felt it most important to emphasize its steel load-bearing columns, declaring the building "the safest type known to modern engineering science" and "kind of like a castle, but, you know, without all the dungeons." That sensible, utilitarian attitude has served the venue well ever since. The Newton found success as a movie theater for decades, then briefly closed in 2010, only to reopen in 2011 as a music venue with a sold out performance by Todd Rundgren.


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Mark Ruffalo Plans to Star in Film of The Normal Heart; "Glee" Co-Creator Murphy Also Involved
By Thomas Peter
Stage and screen actor Mark Ruffalo will reportedly play Ned Weeks in an upcoming film adaptation of Larry Kramer's AIDS drama The Normal Heart.
Ruffalo told MTV News he "just signed on tentatively with Ryan Murphy to do" the project. The exact nature of "Glee" co-creator Murphy's involvement in the project was unclear, but Ruffalo said Kramer had written the screenplay.
The central role of Ned is based semi-autobiographically on playwright Kramer and his experiences. Ruffalo said of the film, "It's basically a story of when the AIDS outbreak happened in New York. It wasn't really taken seriously, I think specifically because it was 'the gay cancer,' they called it. I think it's a really interesting time in America. I think to see someone who really does change the world by his commitment and he's even totally by himself at times, there's still a real power in that. I love that it's a people-powered movement that actually changed the way our government looked at this epidemic."
Details on other casting and when the project would begin filming remain undetermined.
Brad Davis starred in the original production of The Normal Heart at The Public Theater, in which he played the central role of Ned, based semi-autobiographically on playwright Kramer. The Normal Heart focuses on "the terrifying early years of the AIDS epidemic in New York and the criminal silence of official America in dealing with it," according to press notes for recent story reading of the drama.
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By Delivrine Registre - bio | emailAugust 17, 2008
TIFT COUNTY, GA (WALB) - Residents who live near 207 West 19th street are still in disbelief about the death of their neighbor 52-year-old John Towns Jr. "It's still surprising to me. Everybody is shocked too because he was real cool with everyone," said neighbor, Drake Johnson.
Tift County deputies got the call about the death at 7:30 AM Saturday morning from several people who were not identified in the police report. "Everybody was calling me telling me my neighbor died. So I came home to check it out, and all kinds of people like the GBI were here," said Johnson.
Police are not releasing the cause or the details associated with Towns Jr death, but they believe the incident happened some time between Friday and Saturday morning.
Neighbors all think it was a homicide. Footprints left on the front door, a broken lock, and the missing door knobs all point to a home invasion. "I think it was a home invasion, because he would have said something if he was going to kill himself because he talked to my mother about everything," said Johnson.
Those who knew John all say he was extremely generous and would help anyone who needed it if they asked. "He had no problems with anybody. If you had any problems just let him know. He let me rent with him a couple of times just to get the extra money," said Johnson.
And they are now mourning his death and questioning the safety of their neighborhood. If you have any information about this case call the Tift County Sheriff's Office at 229-388-6020.
P.O. Box 3130
Albany, GA 31706
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Abused Heiress - Anne Scripps Douglas
Things continued to deteriorate after Christmas and in the week between Christmas and New Year's Day, Anne returned to White Plains in an attempt to have Scott evicted from the home. "Because of the holidays, she was bounced between courts in White Plains and New Rochelle without seeing a judge," The New York Times later reported. The situation was desperate. Police were called to the home several times during December, but based on threats alone, their hands were tied.
In the days between the holidays both Anne and Scott were reported by friends to be depressed. Complaining to a friend, Scott talked about many of the problems in his life and his feelings.
"He said she gives him a hard time, nothing makes her happy. He was gripping onto things. His eyes were bugging out, like he was having a mini-breakdown. He told me about his dad, said he was a professor at Columbia, a bad alcoholic who died in his forties."
Pirro didnt even have a chance to sit down in her new office before she was called to the scene of the county's first domestic violence assault. The call to police came in the early morning hours of the new year. A young woman was worried because she was unable to contact her mother and stepfather. She had already been to their house and no one had answered the door at the family home.
The caller was Anne Douglas' daughter. It was 3:30 a.m.
Anne Morell had been worried since early New Year's Eve after her mother and stepfather had engaged in another of their bitter, high-volume shouting matches. Anne had offered to stay with her mother but Anne Douglas declined, saying Scott was "just in another of his moods."
When the police arrived, they also tried the door and found it locked. They broke in and searched the house.
In Anne's bedroom they found her unconscious on the bed, the sheets covered with blood. She had been bludgeoned with the claw hammer she kept for protection. The couple's terrier puppy lay beside her, providing what little comfort it could. Scott Douglas was nowhere to be found. His BMW was missing.
Three-year-old Victoria was asleep in another room. Authorities would come to learn later that Tory had witnessed the brutal assault that left her mother's skull too badly broken for surgeons to repair.
"Daddy was giving Mommy so many bad boo-boos," the official police report quotes the toddler as saying. "Daddy gave Mommy many boo-boos. Why is Mommy wearing warpaint?"
Later she asked her grandparents, "Is Mommy an angel in heaven? Does Mommy still have boo-boos on her face?"
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HELP - transfer contacts from phone to internet
I have a problem. I have a Verizon Droid Charge, and because I knew of no better way to transfer contacts, I logged them all into Verizon's contact backup app when I upgraded to this phone. I don't want to be restricted to using Verizon's app every time I backup my contacts or switch phones.
The Droid Charge runs Touchwiz, which allows me to join contacts from facebook, google, verizon, etc. on my phone, by never allows me to actually transfer that data (as far as I know).
My ideal solution would be to back up all my contacts to my Gmail account. Does anyone know how to move my contacts off the phone without having to do it manually?


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Talk:861: Wisdom Teeth
Why should all three parts of the anesthetic have to wear off? It seems like Randall would probably not write "Everything ok" if he could feel the procedure. 188.8.131.52 02:10, 5 March 2013 (UTC)
I Gotta get my wisdom teeth removed asap! ~~JFreund
Could this be a reference to superflat mode?126.96.36.199 22:31, 14 June 2014 (UTC)
^ No, this was during beta 1.2 when there were no modes. ~iFinity
Related? http://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php?title=846 220.127.116.11 21:22, 18 June 2014 (UTC)


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reviews for: listing #55904 - Agate Bay, California House rental
- bedrooms 3
- pool yes
- type House
- baths 2
- hot tub yes
- community Agate Bay
- sleeps 8
- pets allowed yes
rates (USD)
$1,400 - $2,100 /wk
$1,500 - $3,000 /mth
Home Away from Home
Review submitted: February 6, 2012 Date of arrival: September 2, 2011
We enjoyed 'Wrench' for a week. It's private, clean, spacious, well maintained, with all 'little' things you might want to have: a couple of Tv's, radio, wireless internet, scanner/printer, well equipped kitchen, beautiful porch and nice bathtub... even made some blue-jay and squirl friends.
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Helpful votes: 3 / 5
Wonderful Home
Review submitted: May 4, 2010 Date of arrival: June 1, 2009
We have rented the Wrench's house for several years during the summer. It is close to the pool. They have made the house very comfortable and have seen many improvements to the house over the years we have stayed. I think it has been at least 8 years that we have been renting the Wrench's house. Thank you again for many wonderful years in your house.
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Helpful votes: 5 / 7
Nice, Peaceful & Relaxing
Review submitted: May 4, 2010 Date of arrival: August 1, 2009
This home has everything you need to have a great vacation. We really had a wonderful time. We would definitely book this house again. All we had to do is bring food, clothes, personal items, etc. and everything else was available at the house. The neighbors are very friendly. The location was perfect for any activity in the North Shore area.
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Helpful votes: 3 / 3
Agate Bay Cabin
Review submitted: May 4, 2010 Date of arrival: December 19, 2009
All I can say is that we made a great choice by choosing this house for our winter weekend excursion to Lake Tahoe. The house met and exceeded all of our needs (fully stocked kitchen, nice bathrooms, plenty of room, comfortable furniture, beautiful fireplace, and toasty hot tub) and Agate Bay Realty was very accommodating in letting us park vehicles in their big flat parking lot when snowfall blocked the house's driveway. We even cross-country skied out the front door one day, which was truly amazing.
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Report for the Week Ending Nov. 4
Nov. 1 – 4-3 SOL vs. Lake Erie
Shorthanded goals scored by Adam Cracknell and Andrew Murray during a 1:12 stretch in the third period gave the Rivermen a 3-1 lead, but they allowed Lake Erie (Colorado Avalanche) to tie the game and win it 4-3 in the shootout Thursday night at Carver Arena. Cracknell scored his first of two goals early in the second period to tie the game at 1-1. After Peoria's third period shorthanded goals, the Monsters quickly tied the contest with goals by Cameron Gaunce and Andrew Agozzino just 57 seconds apart. The Rivermen would eventually lose the shootout 3-1 with Jaden Schwartz tallying the lone goal. Jake Allen had a strong night in goal with 31 saves.
Nov. 3 – 3-0 L vs. Milwaukee
The Rivermen fired 34 shots on goal but couldn't put one past netminder Jeremy Smith in a 3-0 loss to the Milwaukee Admirals (Nashville Predators) Saturday night. Mike Moore scored his first goal of the season at the 15:09 mark of the first frame to give Milwaukee a 1-0 lead. Mark Van Guilder scored 30 second into the second to increase Milwaukee's lead to two goals. With Peoria's net empty, Chris Mueller added a goal to seal the deal for an Admirals win. Jake Allen stopped 21 of 23 while Peoria went 0-for-6 on the power play.
Rivermen Notes
- The Rivermen ended their six-game home stand with a 2-3-0-1 record.
- Adam Cracknell and Andrew Murray's shorthanded goals on Thursday marked the first time since Nov. 20, 2009 that the Rivermen scored two shorthanded goals in the same game. That night, Cracknell and Chris Porter scored just 17 seconds apart in a 7-2 win over San Antonio. Peoria's AHL record of three shorthanded goals was set on Feb. 26, 2006 against the Chicago Wolves.
- Adam Cracknell's first goal Thursday night was his 100th as a pro. This includes 37 goals in the ECHL, 60 goals in the AHL, and four goals in the NHL for the St. Louis Blues.
- Four Rivermen players have 20+ shots on goal. Derek Nesbitt is leading the way with 27 followed by Jaden Schwartz (24), Andrew Murray (22), and Adam Cracknell (21).
- The Rivermen are hosting a bus trip to Peoria for fans in St. Louis. The Rivermen Team Traveler will pick up fans in St. Louis and take them to Peoria for two Rivermen home games. The package includes a one-night hotel stay. For more details, click here.
The Rivermen will visit the Charlotte Checkers for games on Thursday and Friday before returning home to face the Grand Rapids Griffins on Saturday. Games can be heard on CD Country 107.9 FM. For game updates, follow @rivsgameday on Twitter.


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' . . . he put his hand into the well-known nook under the pillow. Only it did not get so far. What he touched was, according to his account, a mouth. With teeth. And with hair about it. And, he declares, not the mouth of a human being . . . '
Many of M.R. James' ghost stories were written to be read aloud to select gatherings of friends at Cambridge. If you wish you'd been one of the uniquely fortunate fellows present at those readings (and what sensible person doesn't?), then you will undoubtedly be interested in the new one man show by Robert Lloyd Parry, which is the next best thing.
Since December 2005 Lloyd Parry of Nunkie Productions has been performing one man shows based on the ghost stories of M. R. James, injecting a little gentle terror into the lives of his audience. 'Casting the Runes', the final instalment in Nunkie's M. R. James Project, will premiere on Hallowe'en at The Lowry, Salford, and then go on to tour the land. Along with 'Casting the Runes', Lloyd Parry will be performing 'The Residence at Whitminster'.
Tickets are already selling fast, so don't dawdle! Performances last about an hour and forty minutes, including an interval. For the full performance schedule, visit the Nunkie Productions website.


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STYLE ADVICE OF THE WEEK: Pretty Prints and Simple KnitsUncategorized
My favorite season of the year has to be summer. I love the fabulous weather, but most of all I love summer clothing. Once March rolls around, I'm already thinking about bathing suits I want to buy, and other summer … Keep Reading


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San Leandro Police Lieutenant Mike Sobek said an animal control ordinance that will come before the city council on December 3 strikes a balance between those who want to raise chickens and bees in their backyards, and neighbors who may be bothered by smell, noise and/or allergies.
Sobek said a Patch article in which critics described the ordinance as being "hijacked" by SLPD was one-sided and overlooked the fact that animal control is a police function.
"People don't realize how much animal control activity there is," Sobek said. This includes calls to remove dead animals and chase nuisances. The department now has one full-time animal control officer. A half time position will be added in January. He said the need for additional animal control help is being evaluated.
The draft ordinance drew three main critiques:
- not enough flexibility for backyard farmers;
- permits and fees that would add expenses for citizens and the city;
- tighter rules on pets including a ban on tying up dogs out of the street, known as tethering.
Sobek said the city must look at the needs of all residents, not just its backyard farmers, and he maintained that the proposed ordinance allows neighbors to have some say in what goes on next door while legalizing chickens and bees.
The new ordinance will add permit fees. Sobek said the plan is to seek council passage of the ordinance first and figure out a fee schedule later.
As for the dog rules, Sobek said anyone who was surprised that there is a limit on dogs per household (now two but slated to rise to three) should not be alarmed.
"We don't have a dog police who are going to knock on people's doors and ask how many dogs they have," he said.
Instead the ordinance will allow police to issue citations when complaints of aggressive dog behavior, excessive noise or cruel animal conditions prompt them to investigate.
Similarly a proposed ban against "tethering" dogs outside stores while owners shop will be applied on a common sense basis to give police the authority to issue citations when dogs threaten passersby or are left in unsafe conditions.
Otherwise, he said, police have better things to do than do street stops on dog owners.
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IL and STX are proud to bring you a full line up of brand new content specifically designed for women. Lax Her Essentials is a feature focused on delivering you content for the player and by the player, covering everything from skill-building, lifestyle products, players' mindset and more.
This week's Lax Her Essentials presents a couple team-building activities that cane be easily fit into the end of a practice or team activity.
Mine Field
Trust is an important element of being a strong team, and this activity is designed with building that trust in mind. Place "mines" sporadically across a large, open field. Mines can be anything from lacrosse balls to cones as long as they are easily visible.
Split the team into pairs. One person in the pair will be blindfolded and the other can see. The blindfolded teammate must start on one side of the field and walk across to the other side without coming in contact with, or setting off, any of the mines. The blindfolded teammate can't talke and must use only the verbal instructions from the non-blindfolded teammate to make it to the other side.
If you want to add a little twist, you can make penalties (20 pushups, a full-field sprint, etc.) for every time the blindfolded teammate runs into a mine. The primary goal is to get players to communicate effectively.
Hula Hoop
You might have to divide the team into two groups for this one, depending on the size of your team. Have the group stand in a tight circle. If you have a slight incline, having the group stand on it will make this activity a little more challenging.
Have each player in the circle stand with one arm up in the air, inside the circle, just above their heads. Each player sticks their pointer finger out and a hula hoop is placed over everyone's extended fingers. The mission of the group is to lower the hula hoop to the ground without anyone's finger leaving it. The hoop has to stay on top of each finger until it touches the ground.
This activity requires a lot of communication and problem-solving. You may notice the group get frustrated with one another as they work to find a way to get the hoop to the ground. The comments made throughout this activity can be used to discuss the importance of teammwork and communication.
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Small Business Management (BUSG 2309)
Learn how to develop a Business Plan and operate a Small Business.
Steven O'Brien
A course on how to start and operate a small business. Topics include facts about a small business, essential management skills, how to prepare a business plan, financial needs, marketing strategies, and legal issues.
You must have the drive to succeed the willingness to learn and the passion to work hard.
The primary objective is to give the student an understanding of the entrepreneur's role in the business enterprise. This will entail learning essential management skills required of a successful entrepreneur and preparing a business plan.
A study was conducted for the Department of Labor by the American Society for Training and Development which identified the seven skills U. S. employers want most in entry level employees. These skills are motivation to learn, basic skills, communication, teamwork, critical thinking, career development and leadership.
HCCS is committed to preparing every student with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in today's dynamic work environment. Towards this end, the following skills will be included in this course. Testing and assessing these skills will vary according to individual instructors. The following are examples of how these skills may be incorporated in this course.
- Demonstrating Thinking Skills
- Creative thinking, Problem solving, Thinking logically, and Seeing with the mind's eye by completing team and individual critical thinking and brainstorming exercises. The student is encouraged to "think out side the box", use independent thought, respect other's ideas, identify discrepancies between actual and what could/should be in different situations, and design strategies for reducing or eliminating the discrepancies. These exercises are part of the participation evaluation, which account for 5% of the semester grade.
Steven O'Brien, MBA University of Phoenix. Bachelors DePaul University Chicago.
Vice President of Real estate Lending First Community Credit Union. Previous employers
WAMU, CIT, GE. Owned and Operated Texas American Financial and Realty from 1987-1998
Scarborough, Norman M. and Thomas W. Zimmer, Effective Small Business Management, Ninth Edition, Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, 2009.
It is the policy of the Dean of Workforce that an Incomplete may be given only for extenuating circumstances (i.e., family illness, accident, or an unforeseen event occurring at final exam time). Individual instructors may use a variety of grading policies and create tailored course requirement to their courses.
Weekly quiz over chapter 10%
Class participation / Thinking Skills 10%
There will be a midterm and a final Exam. 50%
Class Projects (Case Studies) 10%
Business Plan and Presentation 20%
Make up exams will not be allowed unless I am notified of the circumstance in advance or the situation warrants consideration examples: (Death in the family, documented evidence of illness)
Individual instructors will require projects and assignments based on their individual course requirements.
Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to:
Describe important issues about small business; identify essential management skills required of a successful entrepreneur; and prepare a business plan.
Reading assignments are associated with chapters covered on each exam. It is the student's responsibility to review the course syllabus insuring correct chapters are read and studied prior to each exam.
New student User ID for Blackboard
Your new student login user ID will be your HCC User ID (sometimes referred to as the "W" number). All HCC students have a unique User ID. It is the same number you use for class registration. For students who have taken DE classes in previous semesters, the login will no longer be "firstname.lastname" + the last 2 digit of your SS #. If you do not know your User ID you can look it up using the following links:
o From the HCC home page, click on "Register Here"
o On the Student Web Services page, click on "Registration (Online)"
o Click on "Retrieve User ID" and follow the instructions.
Or use the direct link: https://hccsaweb.hccs.edu:8080/servlets/iclientservlet/sauat/?cmd=start
The default student password will still be "distance." As always, students will then be prompted to change their password after their first login. These new student login procedures apply to classes taught in both WebCT and Blackboard. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com if you need additional assistance with your log in.
Students are responsible for conducting themselves with honor and integrity in fulfilling course requirements. Penalties and/or disciplinary proceedings may be initiated by College System officials against a student accused of scholastic dishonesty.
"Scholastic dishonesty" includes , but is not limited to, cheating on a test, plagiarism, and collusion.
"Cheating" on test includes:
· Copying from another student's test paper;
· Using materials during a test that are not authorized by the person giving the test;
· Collaborating with another student during a test without authority;
· Knowingly using, buying, selling, stealing, transporting, or soliciting in whole or in part the contents of an un-administered test;
· Bribing another person to obtain a test that is to be administered.
"Plagiarism" means the appropriation of another's work and the unacknowledged incorporation of that work in one's own written work offered for credit.
"Collusion" means the unauthorized collaboration with another person in preparing written work offered for credit.
In accordance with HCCS rules, the instructor has the authority to drop a student from any class after the student has been absent for periods equivalent to two weeks of class (6 classes). However, the student has the ultimate responsibility to withdraw from the course. If there are extreme circumstances that require absence from class, it is the student's responsibility to notify the instructor. For additional information refer to the HCCS catalog.
The State of Texas has begun to impose penalties on students who drop courses excessively. That is, if you repeat the same course more than twice, you have to pay extra tuition. In addition, as of Fall 2007, students are limited to no more than SIX total course withdrawals throughout their educational career at a Texas public college or university.
In order to withdraw from your class, you MUST contact your professor and this must be done PRIOR to the withdrawal deadline to receive a "W" on your transcript. If you do not withdraw before the deadline, you will receive the grade that you have earned by the end of the semester. Zeros averaged in for required assignments/tests not submitted will lower your semester average significantly, most likely resulting in a failing grade ("F").
Please visit the online registration calendars, HCC schedule of classes and catalog, any HCC Registration Office, or any HCC counselor to determine class withdrawal deadlines. Remember to allow a 24-hour response time when communicating via email or telephone with your professor. Do not submit a request to discuss withdrawal options less than a day before the deadline.
Receiving a W in a course may affect the status of your student Visa. Once a W is given for the course, it will not be changed to an F because of the visa consideration. Please contact the International Student Office at 713-718-8520 if you have any questions about your visa status and other transfer issues.
"Any student with a documented disability (e.g. physical, learning, psychiatric, vision, hearing, etc) who needs to arrange reasonable accommodations must contact the appropriate HCC Disability Support Service (DSS) Counselor at the beginning of each semester. Faculty are authorized to provide only the accommodations requested by the
Disability Support Services Office. Students who are requesting special testing accommodations must first contact the appropriate DSS Counselor for assistance.
Students who require testing accommodations need to schedule an appointment for testing to ensure that staff will be available for proctoring and to arrange for any adaptive equipment that may be required. Students should contact the instructor's "Instructional Support Specialist" (ISS) the week prior to each exam throughout the semester to confirm that the requested testing accommodations will be met.
Use of recording devices, including camera phones and tape recorders, is prohibited in classrooms, laboratories, faculty offices, and other locations where instruction, tutoring, or testing occurs. Students with disabilities who need to use a recording device as a reasonable accommodation should contact the Office for Students with Disabilities for information regarding reasonable accommodations.
GRADE APPEAL, REFUNDS, DISCIPLINE ISSUES and SEXUAL HARASSMENT POLICY
Refer to the Student Handbook, Catalog and Schedule.
You have the opportunity to enhance your personal and intellectual growth by participating in a variety of activities. Those activities can be located in the Student Handbook or through the HCCS Web resources at: www.hccs.edu/handbookHome2.html.
Week 1 -- Written Assignment on Expectation of course.
Review Current impact of Current events
Entrepreneurs: The Driving Force
Week 2 -- Discuss Chapter 1-3
Entrepreneurs: The Driving Force
Quiz over Chapter 2-3
Strategic Management and the Entrepreneur
Choosing a Form of Ownership.
Week 3 -- Quiz over Chapter 4-5
Franchising and the Entrepreneur
Buying an Existing Business
Week 4 -- Quiz over Chapter 6
Conducting a Feasibility Analysis and Crafting a Winning Business Plan.
Week 5 -- Quiz over Chapter 7
Creating a Solid Financial Plan
The Entrepreneur Interview – Discussion
Week 6 -- Quiz over Chapter 8
Managing Cash Flow
Week 7 -- Quiz over Chapter 9
Building a Guerrilla Marketing Plan
Week 8 -- Quiz over Chapter 10 and 11
Creative Use of Advertising and Promotion
Week 9 -- Quiz over Chapter 12
Global Marketing Strategies
Week 10 -- Quiz over Chapter 13
E-commerce and Entrepreneurship
Week 11 -- Quiz over Chapter 14 and 15
Sources of Equity Financing
Sources of Debt Financing
Week 12 -- Quiz over Chapter 16 and 17
Location, Layout, and Physical Facilities
Supply Chain Management
Week 13 -- Quiz over Chapter 18
Managing Inventory
Week 14 -- Quiz over Chapter 19
Staffing and Leading a Growing Company
Week 15 -- Quiz over Chapter 20 and 21
Family Business: Succession and Risk
Management Strategies
Ethics and Social Responsibility
Week 16 -- Quiz over Chapter 22
The Legal Environment: Business Law
Course Conclusion
Week 17 -- Presentations
Week 18 -- Final Exam
Course Information
A syllabus hasn't been posted for this course yet.


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The Celtic Shop is located in Historic Downtown Wilmington, nestled in the Cotton Exchange at 308 Nutt Street, give them a call at (910) 763-1990.
The Celtic Shop in historic downtown Wilmington is the greatest place in town to get all the authentic Irish and Scottish goods, jewelry, and apparel that you need. Located in the Cotton Exchange, the Celtic Shop is aptly named to cover the goods housed within which are from or inspired by a variety of nationalities in North Western Europe. "A lot of people don't realize that the term Celtic does not describe a nationality but rather a group of people from many nationalities," says Celtic Shop owner Lauren Lambert. "The Irish, Scots, Welsh and even some from the Isle of Man and Brittany in France are considered Celtic." This leads to a large population of people sharing many cultural similarities. Stop by the Celtic Shop today and see all the great things they have to offer!
Various tartans, the familiar Irish Wedding Rings, rosaries, and a plethora of Celtic style musical selections are amassed in this wonderful shop. Music is known for its ability to transmit culture from generation to generation. Celtic style music is especially recognizable and instantly conjures visions of the beautiful Irish, Scottish and Welsh countryside. They also feature beautiful Irish rings, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, rosaries and much more. When it comes to decorating the house the Celtic Shop can help you to surround yourself with good luck. The Luck of the Irish is available from the Celtic Shop for you to take to your home with so many great items covered in clovers! They offer many great décor items that can display your Celtic pride inside and outside of your home.
Family maps, flags, and virtually anything you can imagine emblazoned with a traditional Irish blessing or saying that will provoke heartfelt thoughts and laughter. The Celtic Shop is located in Historic Downtown Wilmington, nestled in the Cotton Exchange at 308 Nutt Street. The Celtic Shops entrance faces the Cotton Exchange's parking lot (free to use by Cotton Exchange customers). The Celtic Shop is open on Mondays through Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. and on Sundays they are open from 1:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m.
If you would like to learn more about the Celtic Shop please stop in, pay them a visit and browse the shop or give them a call at (910) 763-1990.


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There are more than 560 Catholic iPhone apps and over 270 Catholic iPad apps on the iTunes Store, but you probably don't want to carry that many around on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. No worries—the readers of the About.com Catholicism GuideSite are here to help! Read a brief description of each of the five finalists that they have chosen for Best Catholic iOS App, then scroll down to vote for your favorite!
Best Catholic iOS App Finalists:
- Catholic Encyclopedia - Catholicpedia (iTunes Store)
"The Catholicpedia App makes The Catholic Encyclopedia available on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch through an easy-to-use interface." Catholicpedia bills itself as "the most convenient way to access and carry in your pocket the full 15 Volumes of the Original Catholic Encyclopedia (1917)."
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- Divine Office - Audio Prayer - Liturgy of the Hours of the Roman Catholic Church (iTunes Store)
The Divine Office app "is an audio and text version of the official set of daily prayers from the Liturgy of the Hours of the Roman Catholic Church (Breviary). It wirelessly downloads several days of prayers at a time, without the need for iTunes synchronization or access to a computer."
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- iMissal Catholic (Mass Reading, Calendar, Lectionary) (iTunes Store)
iMissal offers a full liturgical calendar, daily Mass readings, the Order of the Mass, Mass videos from CatholicTV.com, unique Bible verses for every day of the year (in three different Bible translations), and over 80 of the most popular Catholic prayers.
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- iPieta (Catholic Teaching, Calendar, and Prayer) (iTunes Store)
iPieta is "for all those who want to gain access to a vast library of Catholic documents, teachings, writings,prayers, and calendars. With the iPieta App, these Catholic Treasures are readily available, at home or on the go, for teaching, on the spot apologetics, and for the benefit of your own soul and those around you."
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- Prayer 2000+ Catholic Prayers by DivineOffice.org (iTunes Store)
Featuring prayers in "English, Latin, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, French," Prayer 2000+ bills itself as an "Easy-to-use, multi-language Christian Prayers database" and "The ultimate reference to Catholic Prayers for your iPhone and iPod Touch!"
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Click here to cast your vote for the Best Catholic iOS App!
From the wireless world of iOS apps, we move to the original wireless medium. It's time to check out the finalists for Best Catholic Radio Show.


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MADISON (WKOW) -- Surveys say about one in two U.S. college students are choosing to live at home to save money.
According to a survey by the National Retail Federation (NRF), the number of college students living in dorms and in off-campus housing has fallen nearly three percent and one percent, respectively, and the students who are commuting to campus from home has risen from about 43 to 48 percent in one year.
"It's nearly a 5% increase. That's really substantial in terms of the amount of people who are saying, 'You know can't afford to live off campus, can't afford to live in the dorms, so we're going to save money as a family by living at home and commuting,'" said Betty Hurd, director of Fashion Marketing at Madison College.
Pollsters say it's because families are still nervous about the economy.
"Multiple factors go into a family's decision on where their child will live during college, and it is likely the economy has something to do with parents wanting to keep their costs down and forgo the traditionally expensive room-and-board route," said Pam Goodfellow, director of Prosper Consumer Insights, which conducted the survey for NRF.
Some college students say saving money takes priority over moving out.
"I'm not like embarrassed or anything," said Anna Heron, a first-year college student. "I'm currently living with my dad and sister and I don't plan on moving out for a couple of years still because I'm still making money on the side and going to school, so that costs a lot of money."
Heron says she currently has two part-time jobs and attends school, but there are perks of living at home.
"I like it because my dad pays for my food and my clothes still," Heron said. "He's helping me out with college also. I would just miss my family if I'm away from them. I've never been away from my family before."
The NRF polled more than 5,600 people between July 1 and 8. The Pew Research Center has found similar data on the rising number of American millennials living at home in previous years.


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Pearl L. Harrison, 92, of Greensburg, passed away Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012 at Hickory Creek Nursing Home in Greensburg.
She was born July 11, 1920 in Milroy, the daughter of George and Goldie (Cox) Harrison. She graduated from Milroy High School in 1938 and attended business school for one year. She was a computer analyst for Meridian Insurance Company before retiring in 1985. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Indianapolis where she served as Deaconess and was a Stephen Minister. She was a volunteer at Conner Prairie where her favorite activity was the Sewing Guild, creating costumes worn in 1836. Pearl's favorite hobby was traveling. She enjoyed traveling through all 50 States, and took many tours overseas where she visited Western Europe, Caribbean, Mexico, South America, Scandinavia, the Holy Land, Egypt, Australia, New Zealand, China, Soviet Union and Greece.
She is survived by 10 nieces and nephews and many great-nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; one brother, Paul E. Harrison; three sisters, Mrs. Opal Boicourt, Mrs. Martha Rodebeck and Thelma Lucille Harrison.
There will be graveside services at Richland Cemetery in Rush County at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012.
The family requests that memorial contributions be made to First Baptist Church, 8600 N. College Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46240.
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What's that mothers are always telling you to avoid? Swimming right after a meal, running with scissors, and climbing a tree with a running chainsaw? Maybe not quite, but any mother who thought of that last one, would definitely tell you not to do it.
Radu Kalincesku, 25, was admitted to a hospital in Bacau, Romania, complaining of throat pain. Apparently, he failed to mention that he knew exactly why his esophagus was hurting — he ate a fork — maybe he was embarrassed, or maybe he was beginning to sober up.
Chinese immigrant Chen Liu, 27, was killed in Australia in 2008. His body, tied up with electrical wire and wrapped in a rug, was found in a marsh by two children. He had been shot in the head 34 times with a nail gun. Detectives said the nail gun was a standard cordless, high-powered tool that shot 85mm long nails. "In 36 years, I've never seen a murder of this nature," said Homicide Squad Superintendent Geoff Beresford.


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This is a view from the Dee Wright Observatory ouside of Sisters, Oregon. The three sister mountains are to the South (partially obscured by clouds) and Mount Washington is to the North. They are part of the string of "old" volcanos along the west coast that includes Mt. Ranier, Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Shasta. This particular eruption was 10-15 thousand years ago.
On the second Saturday of each July Sisters turns into the center of the universe for quilters. Over ...
This is Tumalo Falls 15 miles west of Bend Oregon. Beautiful hikes in the area.
This is the wood bridge over the Deshutes river in Sunriver Oregon. We used to jump off this bridge w...
The Crooked River carved 300' deep through Columbia River Basalt at the Crooked River Gorge. Highway...
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My family at Gold Butte Fire Lookout out of Detroit Oregon
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The United States is one of the most diverse countries on earth, jam packed full of amazing sights from St. Patrick's cathedral in New York to Mount Hollywood California.The Northeast region is where it all started. Thirteen British colonies fought the American Revolution from here and won their independence in the first successful colonial rebellion in history. Take a look at these rolling hills carpeted with foliage along the Hudson river here, north of New York City.The American south is known for its polite people and slow pace of life. Probably they move slowly because it's so hot. Southerners tend not to trust people from "up north" because they talk too fast. Here's a cemetery in Georgia where you can find graves of soldiers from the Civil War.The West Coast is sort of like another country that exists to make the east coast jealous. California is full of nothing but grizzly old miners digging for gold, a few gangster rappers, and then actors. That is to say, the West Coast functions as the imagination of the US, like a weird little brother who teases everybody then gets famous for making freaky art.The central part of the country is flat farmland all the way over to the Rocky Mountains. Up in the northwest corner you can find creative people in places like Portland and Seattle, along with awesome snowboarding and good beer. Text by Steve Smith.


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Young Money star Nicki Minaj recently discussed the new steamy "Beez in the Trap" music video, explaining why she placed a heavy emphasis on strippers.
For the self-proclaimed Barbie, the strip club setting is where her career really began to take off.
"When I was doing my mixtapes, I would perform in strip clubs, I would perform in clubs and it was just like some of my most die-hard fans would be in these places," Nicki said in an interview. "I wanted to kinda like honor them -- kinda honor all my girls in the club and just say thank you for the support." The Benny Boom-directed clip, which was released Friday, follows Nicki as she struts through the nudie bar counting hundreds and working her money-maker in some very flattering outfits. In one scene, Ms. Minaj sports a leopard-print catsuit and shakes her tail feather alongside "Beez in the Trap" guest 2 Chainz. "When I see the strippers and all of that, they always show me love, so I wanted to kinda make a video around them," the reigning rap queen said. "I hit up Benny Boom like, 'Yo, I need a sexy video right now.' I knew 2 Chainz wasn't gonna be mad." (MTV)
The platinum-selling rapper's adult-themed music video premiered this past week.
Nicki Minaj is parading her assets in a newly-debuted music video for her single "Beez in the Trap". The female rapper provocatively moves her curvaceous body which is clad in a leopard-print and a neon-green bikini. She also seduces the camera from behind a wire fence. The music video with club-party atmosphere was directed by Benny Boom and filmed in Miami. It features cameos from Minaj's featured guest 2 Chainz and Cash Money label boss/rapper Birdman. (Ace Showbiz)
The video was shot in a Miami gentlemen's club, with surprise cameos from many local "fan" favorites, including recently retired stripper "Tip Drill."
Directed by Benny Boom, most of the video takes place at a Miami strip club where Minaj is surrounded by a bevy of bikini-clad strippers. Not to be outdone by the beautiful dancers, Minaj also dons a bikini and neon green hair and twerks it for the camera, while her rumored boyfriend Scaff Beezy is in the background flashing wads of cash. We also see Minaj wearing a pink-colored leotard behind a barbed-wired fence looking seductive and fierce. She also dons a leopard-print one-piece and puts on a bootylicious show for 2 Chainz as he spits his verses. (Pop Crush)
As things stand now, Minaj's Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded LP is slated to debut atop its competition this week.
Universal Music scores its third #1 in a row as Nicki Minaj's projection increases a little today. Here's how it looks headed into the Easter weekend: *Nicki Minaj (Young Money/Cash Money/Universal Republic) 215-235k (Weakend Chart Preview)
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LIVINGSTON, N.Y. – The investigation into a fatal accident that killed a Hudson officer has been completed.
William B. Wrigley, 35, was killed on January 24 when he lost control of the car before hitting a tree on County Route 19 in the Town of Livingston.
An autopsy revealed that Wrigley died from massive multiple traumatic injuries sustained from the accident. A toxicology report indicated no findings of drugs, but did yield a blood/alcohol level of a 0.15.
The Hudson Police Department wished to add the following:
"We at the Hudson Police Department are saddened and disheartened by the news regarding Officer Wrigley. As a Department we cannot condone drinking and driving, and believe that the police, in order to gain the public trust and confidence, need to operate above the law and set an example for the community. That being said, Officer Wrigley made a mistake in operating his vehicle that morning, and he paid a heavy price for that mistake. The totality of the circumstances are tragic, and for a while will deter from his greater legacy which included, fairness, kindness, and service to our city and country."
"This doesn't change how I feel about Bill Wrigley nor does it change that he was a great cop. All this does is make it hurt a little bit more. Let's let the man rest," said The City of Hudson Police Commissioner Gary Graziano.
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Karin Richmond thumbs through her book, "Blood on the Threshold." It's about a woman named Mirabelle who was violently attacked in the early '80s and spent the next 30 plus years fighting to help others like her.
The names have been changed but Richmond is writing about her life.
According to a 1983 Statesman article, she was in downtown Austin for business when a former hotel employee attacked her...seemingly for no reason.
"I had no idea why. Still don't, still don't," she said.
Richmond writes in her book that the man knocked on her hotel room door...when she opened it, saw that he was carrying a garbage liner and a bottle of Tabasco sauce.
He forced his way in, smashing the bottle in her face, stuffing the garbage bag in her mouth and stabbing her repeatedly in the back.
"My nose had been sliced off and I had been stabbed 12 times and I could feel the carpet in my face," Richmond said.
Richmond says she had a near death experience at this point...hearing the voice of God.
"When your faith in God turns into a knowledge of God it's a pretty profound shift in your soul," she said.
Another guest and the hotel bartender stopped the attack and her attacker was arrested. He was given 90 years.
But in 2012, he was granted parole.
"When I asked the Director of Texas Department of Criminal Justice Victims Services, I asked her how I might be notified if he went off grid. And the look on her face was not good. And she said 'You will get a letter in the U.S. Mail,'" Richmond said.
For Richmond, that was unacceptable. So she began working with the TDCJ and government officials to implement real time victim notification -- her efforts paid off.
Earlier this month, the state sent letters to more than 6,000 victims informing them they now have the option to register for text messages regarding the activities of offenders.
"The statutory victim can register to receive text messages and they'll receive a text message on 3 items. When a warrant is issued, when a warrant is withdrawn and when an arrest is made," said Jason Clark, a spokesman for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
"I'm just pleased that there are other women that will now have sufficient time to hide their families or to prepare themselves in a defense maneuver to get out of the way if danger comes lurking toward them," Richmond said.
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Prevent Kidney Disease
Learn more to reduce your risk of kidney disease and take the pledge to #preventkidneydisease.
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I had expected to help only one person, but quickly learned that my gift had helped many by giving them back their mother and grandmother. We all want our gifts to have the largest possible impact. One of the goals of NKF's End the Wait! Initiative, is to maximize the impact of each donation through a nationwide paired exchange program.
For kidney donations, the concept of matching gifts takes on a new meaning through paired exchange networks that allow a single non-directed donor to magnify the effect of their gift by two, four or even eight times. NKF's End the Wait! Initiative seeks to multiply the number of living donor transplants by establishing a nationwide paired exchange network.
Through paired exchange, transplant centers collaborate with one another to help mismatched pairs of donors and recipients find the perfectly matched stranger, triggering a series of "domino" transplants. A non-directed "altruistic" donor usually acts as the catalyst, providing the initial push to make the dominos fall. Donors in these exchanges open their minds and hearts to the idea of giving a kidney to a stranger to help someone near and dear, thereby ending the wait for their loved ones.


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The 2010 Supreme Court decision in the Citizens United case that ruled that corporations can be considered people brought billions of campaign dollars to the last few political elections and opened up a ton of controversy along with it.
It now appears there's a challenge, sort of, stemming from a motorists' minor traffic violation in the San Francisco Bay Area.
The challenger is a San Rafael man named Jonathan Frieman, who received a citation in October for driving in the car pool lane on Highway 101 while alone in his vehicle. Frieman's excuse? He had corporate incorporation paperwork sitting beside him in the passenger seat, and if the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that a corporation is a person, that ought to be good enough for the California vehicle code.
According to published reports, Frieman is not that interested in beating the $478 citation. He's hired an attorney and a publicist, who was quoted as saying the state vehicle code defined a person as "natural persons and corporations."
Also, Frieman has said that if he loses in traffic court, he's willing to appeal it way up the line, to the U.S. Supreme Court if he can. He's working to diminish the power of corporations, he said, "to expose the impracticality of corporate personhood."


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Happiness Is... Getting Your Five-A-Day
Professor Andrew Oswald, Department of Economics
Economics is concerned with understanding and improving human happiness, says Professor Andrew Oswald, and yet virtually no attempts have been made to try to measure happiness. To cheer us, Professor Oswald talks more about the economics of happiness: a growing field that has revealed some surprising insights into human psychology and behaviour.
Watch a video of Professor Oswald discussing the economics of happiness
"I'm going to talk about human happiness - it's hard for me to think of a more important or interesting topic than that," begins Professor Andrew Oswald in his talk as part of the Warwick Economics Summit. First, though, he sets the scene about how "his" type of economics – the economics of happiness – looks set to become broader in the future, and how he sees this discipline reaching out to the hard sciences.
If you have studied economics, he explains, you've probably had virtually no education about how the hard sciences and the social sciences might come together, yet both study the same kind of animal, namely humans. In the future, he says, economics will increasingly embrace behavioural science - including psychiatry and psychology. And as an example of the range of topics that the economists of the future will be studying, he will be talking about primates, fruit and vegetables and hearts: "trying to understand the forces that mould human happiness in people like us".
In the future, economics will increasingly embrace behavioural science
"How is your happiness affected by your age and your gender?" asks Professor Oswald. "Women tend to report higher happiness scores in Western countries; income buys a fair amount of happiness, it appears from the data, in Western societies; education - generally you've done the right thing coming to Warwick University today because education, we think, buys a certain amount of extra happiness and mental health, even on top of the extra income that it certainly generates." Place factors are also important, says Professor Oswald, referring to a recent study that he came across that looked at how pollution affected happiness. "Even though you can't detect the air quality at all well as an average person, we now know from daily data - from the US, from China, from many other countries, that if you chart the SO2 levels, for example, in air quality, then as the level of pollution - even at quite minor levels - goes up and down, people raise or lower their happiness scores in a systematic way. That's after controlling for income and many other factors."
Food for thought
These researchers show that there's a strong link between your optimism and how much fruit and vegetable substance is detectable in your blood
Research that Professor Oswald conducted with David G. Blanchflower from Dartmouth College, and Sarah Stewart-Brown from Warwick Medical School, compared the numbers of fruit and vegetables consumed every day alongside data on self-reported health. Interestingly the positive relationship between diet and self-reported health carries over even after you've adjusted for many other different independent variables, including your income and how much meat you eat. "In our work we're finding the equivalent effect with your mental well-being and how many fruits and vegetables you consume," says Professor Oswald.
And there are other interesting studies whose results seem to back up the findings of Oswald, Blanchflower and Stewart-Brown. Harvard School of Public Health recently released a study about the concentration of carotenoid ("an organic substance that you could think of as an antioxidant or linked to antioxidants") in the blood and its links to optimism. High levels of carotenoid (otherwise known as beta-carotene) can be found in orange fruit and vegetables and green, leafy vegetables. "These researchers show that there's a strong link between your optimism and how much fruit and vegetable substance (you might say, speaking very loosely) is detectable in your blood," says Professor Oswald.
Under pressure
Andrew Oswald is a professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Warwick and a senior fellow with the Centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (CAGE). His work lies mainly at the border of economics and behavioural sciences, but now appears on occasion to venture into primatology.
Image: Grayson, our granddaughter, eating a Georgia peach and enjoying every bite by Bruce Tuten (via Flickr).
Recommended Research
Oswald, Andrew J. and Wu, Stephen. (2011) Well-being across America. Review of Economics and Statistics, Vol.93 (No.4). pp. 1118-1134. ISSN 0034-6535
Oswald, Andrew J. . (2010) Emotional prosperity and the Stiglitz commission. British Journal of Industrial Relations, Vol.48 (No.4). pp. 651-669. ISSN 0007-1080
Blanchflower, David G. and Oswald, Andrew J. . (2009) The U-shape without controls: a response to Glenn. Social Science & Medicine, Vol.69 (No.4). pp. 486-488. ISSN 0277-9536
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One of the biggest races on the Woodbine racing calendar is the $1 million Ricoh Woodbine Mile (G1). Celebrating its 16th renewal in 2012, the Mile is run around one turn of the E.P. Taylor Turf Course for older horses under allowance weights. Past winners such as Leroidesanimaux, Court Vision, Labeeb, Geri, last year's winner Turallure, and the filly Ventura make up part of the race's short but already colorful history. Again the Mile is part of the Breeders' Cup Challenge "Win and You're In" program, with the winner earning an automatic berth into the Breeders' Cup Mile field at Santa Anita on November 3rd.
Final entries were taken and post positions were drawn in a special lunchtime ceremony at the trackside tent at Woodbine on Thursday, with special guest Rosie MacLennan, as the honorary drawmaster. Trampolinist MacLennan was Canada's only gold medal winner in the 2012 London Olympics, in women's trampoline. The native of King City, Ontario, north of Toronto, she first competed in the Olympics in Beijing in 2008 placing seventh. In an interview with track announcer Dan Loiselle she talked about being inspired by her grandfather, whose Olympic appearance was cancelled due to World War II. She is currently pursuing her Masters degree at the University of Toronto.
A field of 9 made final entry on Thursday morning. Racing secretary Steve Lym drew the numbered pills while MacLennan drew the entry sheets out of the box, in the traditional double-blind system. Wise Dan, the 6-5 favorite on the morning line set by handicapper Jennifer Morrison, drew post 3 and will have regular rider John Velazquez aboard. Trainer Charles Lopresti, who won last year's Mile with Turallure, said, "It's okay by me. He just won from the rail at Saratoga (Fourstardave Handicap). If it was a great big field I might worry about it, but really with only nine horses, I'm glad we didn't get the one-hole and I wouldn't want to be all the way on the outside either. I'm happy with it. I'll let John tell me what he wants to do. He knows him better than anybody. Johnny said to me when you get that horse covered up, he's a lot better and he relaxes. He did a good job with him the last time. I'll talk to Johnny and he'll know what to do. He's ridden him enough."
The 5-2 second choice on the board is Juddmonte Farms homebred Cityscape, out of post 7. The Roger Charlton trainee is winless since the Dubai Duty Free (G1) at Meydan in March, and comes to Woodbine off a second place finish in the Prix Jacques le Marois (G1) at Deauville. Regular rider James Doyle gets the call on Sunday. Completing the top three on the morning line is top local hope Big Band Sound, who drew the 5 post for trainer Dan Vella at 6-1. After a series of runner-up finishes he finally got to the winner's circle in the Play the King (G2) on August 26, the main local prep for the Mile. Tyler Pizarro will be in the irons.
The undercard feature is the $500,000 Northern Dancer Turf Presented by VTech (G1) for older horses going 1 1/2 miles on the turf, carded as race 8 with a post time of 4:37pm ET, the major local prep for the Pattison Canadian International (G1) to be run on October 14. A field of 8 were entered, with German invader Scalo the 2-1 morning line favorite out of post 4. He was fourth in the Grosser Preis der Wirtschaft (G3) then came to Woodbine to finish a close third in the Sky Classic. Jockey Umberto Rispoli gets the return call for trainer Andreas Wohler. Leading the local contingent is 5-2 second choice Musketier drawing the 6 post, with John Velazquez in the irons for trainer Roger Attfield. He won the Singspiel (G3) then shipped to Arlington to finish second in the Stars and Stripes (G2) last out.
Kicking off the stakes action on Mile day is the $300,000 Canadian Stakes (G2) for older fillies and mares going 1 1/8 miles on the turf, carded as race 5 with a 3:05pm post time. It is the local prep for the E.P. Taylor Stakes (G1). 9 distaffers face the starter on Sunday, including Ron McAnally-trained All Star Heart in post 5, second in the John C. Mabee (G2) at Del Mar last out, and Matchmaker Stakes (G3) winner Laughing out of post 2 for Alan Goldberg. Before the Northern Dancer, a field of 9 three-year-olds compete in the Ontario Derby (G3) at 1 1/8 miles on the Polytrack.
Free past performances are available for the full card
- Woodbine Mile - look for Hollinger
- Northern Dancer Turf - look for Forte Dei Marmi
- Canadian Stakes - look for Smart Sting
- Ontario Derby - look for Colleen's Sailor
The Woodbine Mile will be on Sunday September 16 at Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto, with the first race going off at 1:05pm ET and the Woodbine Mile going off as race 10 at 5:42pm. The full card will be simulcast across North America, including on HPI-TV in Canada and TVG Network in the U.S. In addition, the Mile and Northern Dancer will be shown live in a special 2-hour telecast on The Score network in Canada from 4:00-6:00pm ET.
Below are the entries with post positions and morning line odds for the Woodbine Mile (includes links to profiles) and the Northern Dancer Turf.
|The Woodbine Mile (G1) $1,000,000
|Riding the River
|Dave Cotey
|Patrick Husbands
|Dance And Dance
|Ed Vaughan
|Garrett Gomez
|Wise Dan
|Charles Lopresti
|John Velazquez
|Artic Fern
|Mike Keogh
|Justin Stein
|Big Band Sound
|Dan Vella
|Tyler Pizarro
|Hunters Bay
|Reade Baker
|Emma-Jayne Wilson
|Roger Charlton
|James Doyle
|Roger Attfield
|Alex Solis
|Sir Mark Prescott
|Luis Contreras
The Northern Dancer Turf (G1) $500,000
|Celtic Conviction
|Mike Doyle
|Jesse Campbell
|Ojibway Signal
|David Bell
|Luis Contreras
|Al Khali
|Bill Mott
|Garrett Gomez
|Andreas Woehler
|Umberto Rispoli
|Forte Dei Marmi
|Roger Attfield
|Alex Solis
|Roger Attfield
|John Velazquez
|Wigmore Hall
|Michael Bell
|Jamie Spencer
|Irish Mission
|Mark Frostad
|Justin Stein


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Cora Zaletel Executive Director, External Affairs Colorado State University-Pueblo 2200 Bonforte Blvd. Pueblo, CO 81001
Colorado State University-Pueblo offers independent film series in 2009-2010
PUEBLO - A Community Cinema Independent Movie Series will be offered throughout the academic year by the Office of Student Activities and the Office of Residence Life and Housing at Colorado State University-Pueblo with assistance by Rocky Mountain PBS. All six of the monthly movies will be presented on the first Sunday of each month November through April (Nov. 1, Dec. 6, Jan. 3, Feb. 7, March 7, April 4) in the Hasan School of Business Auditorium 101 with the exception of the January film, which can be viewed in the classroom of the new Crestone Residence Hall.
The films, some of which will have a panel discussion to follow, are free and open to the public.
Copyright Criminals, November 1, 7 p.m., HSB Auditorium 101 By Benjamin Franzen and Kembrew McLeod
Examines the creative and commercial value of a musical sampling, including the related debates over artistic expression, copyright law, and money. (Co-production of ITVS)
Mine, December 6, 7 p.m., HSB Auditorium 101By Geralyn Pezanoski
Tells the poignant and powerful story of animals left behind during Hurricane Katrina, and the struggles of hurricane victims to reunited with their beloved pets.
Young@Heart, January 3, 7 p.m., Crestone Residence Hall ClassroomBy Stephen Walker
Documents the true story of the final weeks of rehearsal for the Young@Heart Chorus in Northampton, MA, whose average age is 81.
Between the Folds, February 7, 5 p.m., HSB Auditorium 101By Vanessa Gould
Chronicles the stories of 10 fine artists and intrepid theoretical scientists who have abandoned careers and scoffed at hard-earned graduate degrees to forge unconventional lives as modern-day paper folders.
The Horse Boy, March 7, 7 p.m., HSB Auditorium 101By Michel Orion Scott
Explores one family's unforgettable journey as they travel halfway across the world in search of a miracle to heal their autistic son.
A Village Called Versailles, April 4, 7 p.m., HSB Auditorium 101By S. Leo Chiang
The story of a Vietnamese-American community on the edge of New Orleans that fought the opening of a toxic, government-imposed landfill near their homes. (Co-production of ITVS in association with CAAM)
For more information, contact the Office of Student Activities at 549-2151 or visit www.colostate-pueblo.edu/studentactivities
Colorado State University - Pueblo is a regional, comprehensive university emphasizing professional, career-oriented, and applied programs. Displaying excellence in teaching, celebrating diversity, and engaging in service and outreach, CSU-Pueblo is distinguished by access, opportunity, and the overall quality of services provided to its students.


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Prologix Opens New RF Division 'Prologix Comserve' to Address MENA Region's Growing Wireless Telecommunications Market
Prologix Comserve will offer end-to-end RF communications solutions and services including planning and design, implementation, testing and trainings
June 23, 2013 4:33 by Colin_Saldanha
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 23 June, 2013: Given the growing regional demand for high-speed internet connectivity for smart devices delivered though wireless networks, Prologix Distribution, a leading IT & telecom value added distributor in the Middle East and Africa, today announced the opening of its new division, Prologix Comserve, specializing in RF communication services and solutions for telecom operators in the MENA region.
According to the latest 'Our Mobile Planet Smartphone' research conducted by Google, of the 26 countries that participated globally, the UAE ranks highest in terms of smartphone penetration with 62% of mobile phone users reporting ownership of a smartphone. Figures for Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan are also impressive with smartphone markets in the countries showing rapid growth. Providing wireless internet connectivity for such devices is both a challenge and a massive opportunity for telecom service providers.
Building upon the extensive experience and expertise of the parent company, Prologix Comserve will extend the ongoing relationship with prominent telcos across the region by offering end-to-end solutions and support in the areas of network planning and design solutions, network optimization solutions, benchmarking, in building solutions, EMF testing, passive intermodulation testing, timing synchronization, transmission planning and professional telecom training.
Sarwan Singh, Managing Director, Prologix LLC said, "We are proud to introduce Prologix Comserve, a telecommunications division under our umbrella organization. The rapid change in technology and the need for wireless communications has encouraged us to enter the telecommunications domain and formulate new strategies for serving wireless service providers in the MENA region."
Realizing that telecommunications companies have started shifting their interest towards RF managed services, Prologix Comserve has evolved its offerings to cater to these new requirements. The division's RF network planning and design solutions pave the way for telcos to deliver new applications such as point-of-sale, VoIP and video on demand. Prologix Comserve networking engineers implement these solutions in a manner that permits the deployment of cost-effective and revenue generating applications while maintaining focus on the Quality of Service, internet accessibility and system load on the network.
Aditya Sahaya, Director-Sales, Prologix LLC says the company has already started building up a healthy pipeline of projects. "Prologix Comserve has already been selected by ZTE to install the solar panels in a project for a UAE telecom operator. We have also been chosen by a reputed systems integrator to conduct in-building design and validation for a regional telco. We are very happy with the response and results that we have seen in such a short time frame and can only expect that the booming telecom market will rapidly drive our business growth," he said.
About Prologix
With an objective to alter the way the IT industry works and bring major advancements in the field with innovative technology solutions, Prologix was incepted in the year 1998. The company has strategic alliances with renowned technology vendors and is a certified partner with Microsoft, IBM, HP (Gold Certified), Avaya (Platinum Certified partners), Sonicwall (Gold Certified Preferred Partners). Recognized as a value added distribution company, Prologix is headquartered in Dubai, with branch offices in Fujairah, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Saudi, Nigeria, Kenya, Qatar and India. Empowered with a pool of certified, seasoned ICT professionals, Prologix specializes in delivering pragmatic results through efficient and effective software design & development, networking and telecom project implementations for all industry verticals like finance & banking, government, oil & gas, healthcare, hospitality, education, aviation, and more. Besides rendering technology solutions, Prologix has strengthened its business portfolio by assisting companies to operate efficiently and productively through its strategic consulting, implementation, integration, maintenance and outsourcing services. For more information, visit http://prologixme.com/
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Here's your recipe for the perfect Thanksgiving Bird.
Recipes created by Chef Alan Simmerman of Bloomingfoods.
You can print a recipe card for the Bird and the Gravy!
Ingredients - The Bird
12 pounds Turkey
2 carrots, quartered
1 large onion, quartered
2 stalks celery, quartered
2 cloves chopped garlic
1/2 teaspoon rosemary, chopped
1/4 pound unsalted butter
2 tablespoons parsley, chopped
1/4 teaspoon cayenne
2 cups chicken stock
Salt & Pepper
Method - The Bird
Pre heat oven to 475 degrees
Let turkey come to room temp
Rinse turkey in cold water and pat dry
Carefully separate skin from the breast meat and rub softened butter on to breast
Coat the turkey with butter inside and outside
Season liberally with salt & pepper
Stuff turkey with carrots, onions and celery
Set the turkey, breast side up, on a rack of a large roasting pan. Tie the legs together with kitchen string.
Pour 2 cups of chicken stock in bottom of roasting pan
Roast for 20 minutes. Lower the oven temperature to 350 degrees and cover turkey loosely with tin foil.
Roast for about 3.5 hours adjust time up or down by 15 minutes per pound, or until the thermometer inserted into the inner thigh registers 150 degrees.
Transfer turkey to cutting board. Let stand for at least 45 minutes to cool down.
Remove legs and thighs, careful to not take too much skin with you.
Place thighs, skin side up, on a roasting pan and continue cooking, 40-45 minutes or until juices run clear.
Separately slice breast and thigh and plate while still warm.
Ingredients - Gravy
Giblets from Turkeyâ¨
6 Cups Stock Turkey or Chickenâ¨
1 Teaspoon Minced Garlicâ¨
1 Teaspoon Minced Onion
â¨1 Teaspoon Parsleyâ¨
1/4 Teaspoon Celery Seedâ¨
1/4 Cup Corn Starch (may substitute brown roux if desired)
Method- the gravy
Remove giblets from turkey, place in stock in saucepan over medium high heat.
Add, garlic, onion, parsley and celery seed.
Bring to boil, reduce heat to low, cover and continue simmering over low heat for 1.5 to 2 hours.
Remove, Chill, and Dice any Giblets you wish to use for garnish of the gravy.
Pour mixture through sieve, retain 1 cup of stock, when cool mix with corn starch
Use the rest of the liquid to deglaze the roasting pan over low heat.
Slowly whisk corn starch mixture back into stock stirring constantly.
Increase temperature to medium heat and continue cooking until desired consistency is reached.


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The thing that has just seemed to bother me, ever since HCBS has taken over is that our teams have almost ALWAYS played to the level of the competition (and/or) the level of hype that comes around with that game. So if there is no hype and a shitty team, then you will see a terrible Jayhawks team. If there is a decent team with tons of hype (Kansas State/Temple anyone?) then you get to see what this team should really perform like. This is where I want to compare to Kansas State (and this is where I'm going to get blasted)
Hey guys how's it going there, first time FanPost for this guy, I usually just like to hang around and read what everyone else has to say, but I thought this just needed to be said. First of all I'd like to point out that this post is before any loss (god please no) that may occur today, so I'm not pulling a Whitlock and spewing shit outta my mouth because I'm pissed. So here we go....
I can't believe I'm saying this but I almost envy Kansas State. They DO NOT have quite the talent that KU does, but they do have two things that I would love for my Jayhawks to have, CONSISTENCY and TOUGHNESS. Now granted, they have had some close games, but they just don't have the talent and depth (IMO) of Kansas. The main reason they are a Number 2 seed is because of the two reasons I mentioned earlier. If you have a team that is leading in free throws, and is one of the top rebounding teams in the nation, you know you have a tough team. Now granted maybe the Mean Green isn't the team that Lehigh is, but wouldn't it be nice to have a first round game that you can just breathe easy from the tipoff? I just want to see a team that performs the same way against Lehigh as it does against Kentucky (and hopefully it's the high level we all know they're capable of).
Okay, I'm done with my little rant here so I'm ready to get some interesting comments.