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Homeschoolers can and do play competitive sports. Some -- like football's Tim Tebow -- go on to compete at the top professional levels. The US Olympic team also typically includes several homeschoolers each year.
Many homeschooled athletes go on to win sports scholarships that help them pay for college. Like other types of activities, competitive sports can count as physical education. But most compete just for the joy of it.
Community Sports and Recreation Teams
At younger ages, homeschoolers can play on community teams where residence is the main qualification, just like public and private school kids. These sports include:
Playing on a Public School Team
At the high school level, the option to join a high school team depends on where you live. Thirty states now allow homeschoolers to join public school teams. South Carolina and Arkansas joined the list in 2012.
Even in states where homeschoolers can play on public school teams, regulations vary. Some leave the decision to individual school districts. Parents of high school age athletes should check with their local district and area homeschoolers to be sure.
The Controversy Over "Tim Tebow Laws"
Close to a dozen states have so-called "Tim Tebow laws" pending in their state legislatures. These laws are often controversial with both homeschoolers and non-homeschoolers. Critics from the public schools claim homeschool students have an advantage over public school students trying out for a spot on the same team, saying they can skimp on academics to focus on sports.
Homeschoolers who oppose such laws say that the privilege can bring with it increased state regulation of homeschooling in general. They prefer to keep homeschooling and public school completely separate.
Homeschooling families that support these laws, however, point out that so far no state has had to deal with homeschoolers overwhelming public school sports programs or taking unfair advantage. Nor have they changed the way families homeschool.
Homeschoolers and NCAA EligibilityFor homeschoolers hoping to play college sports, the NCAA website's Resource page has a special section detailing the eligibility requirements. These include submitting standardized test scores, a transcript, and proof of completion such as a GED.
Sports Outside the School System
In places where homeschoolers cannot join high school teams, there are other ways they can play competitive sports. Homeschool leagues exist in several states. The Homeschool Sports Network organizes an East Coast basketball tournament with more than 80 teams, although the group is aimed primarily at Christian homeschoolers. In New York, a homeschool crew team competed in the Scholastic Rowing Association of America National Regatta in New Jersey.
Homeschooling teens can also compete in sports programs that are not school-based., including school "sports clubs" that are not officially teams. In fact, some homeschoolers seek out sports like these because the overall pool of players vying for college scholarships is smaller than with school-based sports like football or basketball.
These include individual as well as team sports, among them:
Then there are competitive sports that are mostly played for fun and glory. These sports have governing bodies, national organizations, and competitions of their own. Some have leagues at the college level. But the reward for these sports is mostly in bragging rights, not scholarships or a professional career. They include:

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This year went by fast, didn't it? Then again, lately they all do. As Gretchen Rubin says, the days are long but the years are short. I remarked to my friend Frank the other day that 2013 wasn't a particularly great year and I'll be glad to see it go. Frank, who is always candid whether I'm ready for it or not, responded with, "Yeah, but we say that about every year the older we get."
While it's true this year wasn't the most stellar year I've had, it did have its high points, and even the low points had something to teach me. Last year at this time, I wrote a post about everything I learned during the previous year - the result of a conscious decision not to do a list of resolutions, for myself (too trite) or the world in general (too pretentious). It was so well-received that I've decided to do it again. So with that little fanfare, I give you…
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Happy New Year, my friends. Thank you for your support of this blog, my podcast, and my books during the past year. I look forward to 2014 with that kind of giddy anticipation that we get when we focus on everything that is still to be, everything that can be. I hope your new year is filled with belly laughs, great sandwiches, good friends, deep sleep, and smiles for no reason. I hope you dance to the radio, tell someone you love them out of the blue, make a Bucket List, turn your face toward the sun, read an obscure book, appreciate your body, take care of each other, and create something beautiful every day.


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Next door at his father's house Eric observed eight inches of water damage. After the rain filled a nearby park, the family said the water started pouring into their homes. In a matter of thirty minutes the two homes were flooded.
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Happy Monday Panthers faithful and welcome to the next installment of our off-season MMO where we get prepped for Spartanburg, and the season beyond. When Mike Tolbert joined the Carolina Panthers his addition was one of both excitement, and trepidation. Obviously fans were thrilled to add another weapon to the already vaunted Panthers offense, and a do-everything FB like Mike Tolbert was one of the 2011 team's missing pieces. However, there was also a lot of hesitation as we wondered if Tolbert's signing foreshadowed Jonathan Stewart's contract situation. Several months later we're still unclear what J-Stew's future is with the Carolina Panthers, but worrying about it has been put on the back-burner; obviously the Panthers want him to stay, but they have contingencies built in to Tolbert's deal if need be.
For now the focus is on what Mike Tolbert will bring to the Carolina Panthers in 2012, and to this end the answer is both simple, and varied -- versatility. The 2011 offense was based around a stellar passing game, and two amazing running backs. Tolbert blurs the line between these two elements, and could very well be the final piece to the Panthers' offensive puzzle that takes an excellent offence, and makes them elite.
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Last season Jonathan Stewart became the Panthers 'do everything' running back. While DeAngelo Williams was still used as the workhorse, it was Stewart that became the more effective of the two RBs, especially when you factor in his ability as a receiver. In 2011 he amassed 413 yards on 47 receptions, and was one of the organization's leading receivers with Cam Newton at the helm.
Enter Mike Tolbert who was every bit as important to Philip Rivers as Stewart was to Newton. With the departure of Darren Sproles via free agency, Tolbert was asked to fill a bigger role, especially as a receiver out of the backfield. He finished 2011 with 433 yards receiving on 54 catches. If you're keeping count this means that in acquiring Mike Tolbert the Panthers essentially added a second Jonathan Stewart-- at least as a receiver.
As a true running back Tolbert is no slouch either. In 2010 he was responsible for far more carries filling in for the injured Ryan Matthews, but when asked last season he was equally effective. In his one start Tolbert totaled 83 yards on the ground, adding another 59 yards receiving. Herein lies the inherent value in Mike Tolbert -- he's there when needed. Over the last few years the Carolina Panthers have become accustomed to dealing with injuries, and the RB position is no exception. In past years the Panthers would be forced to limp along with only one RB in a clearly two RB system, whereas now Tolbert can easily fill the role and move over to support in case of injury.
Injuries are an outlier though, and week-to-week the Panthers will be utilizing Tolbert as a true H-back. While he only stands 5'9", his 243 lb frame makes it very difficult to find a good match-up for Tolbert, especially when he gets a head of steam. Make no mistake, he's not going to be going over the middle like Jeremy Shockey did in 2011, but he will be able to lineup at tight end on some downs, fill the typical FB role on others, and even become a devastating goal line RB when needed (he had 8 rushing TDs last year, most of which came in short yardage situations).
To pigeonhole Tolbert in one role would be to sell him short, and as such it's best to look at his role as the Panthers Swiss Army Knife for 2012. His primary role will be as a receiver, but expect Chud to use him all over the field to create schematic confusion. There's no good way to deal with him as a runner, and when coupled with his ability as a receiver it should make the Panthers' option plays more effective than they were in 2011 (if that's possible).
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A Jewish heritage tour of Bradford will visit a former hostel for boys who fled the Nazis on the Kindertransport more than 70 years ago.
A group of 25 boys arrived at the Manningham property in March, 1939 after travelling across Europe on the Kindertransport, the rail service that transported 10,000 Jewish children to safety during the Second World War.
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27 June 2013 at 11:04pm
I've done a search of the forums for an answer to this, and found a couple of answers that look like they should work, but so far I've not had any joy with this issue.
Long story short, My site is split into several different sections (listed as the main navigation across the top of the page). Within any one section, I want the side navigation to show the 2nd and 3rd levels of links within that section.
So far so good, this is working just fine thanks to the following code:
The issue I'm having is that one of the sections on the site has a hell of a lot of level 2 and level 3 links, so when within that section, I only want the level 2 links to display.
I figured that seeing as this section is going to be using custom page types, I would be able to test for the page type, and disable the 3rd level from displaying, i.e.:
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<% else %>
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(and a couple of variations of this) But it just isn't working.
Can anyone help me out?
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28 June 2013 at 8:48am
What version are you on?
If SS3 i think you need to do "=="
<% if $ClassName == "CourseBase" %>
Remember ?flush=all other than that i don't know.
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28 June 2013 at 9:30am
Is CourseBase the classname of the level 1 or level 2 class? If it's the level 1 class, then use <% if $Parent.ClassName = 'CourseBase' %>. If it could also be a subclass of CourseBase, then use <% if $is_a('CourseBase') %> or <% if $Parent.is_a('CourseBase') %>.
You can also put in $ClassName/$Parent.ClassName outside of the if to make sure it's what you expect. Remember, with the equality check, case matters.
Both one and two equal signs are fine, and you only need to flush when adding new templates.
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28 June 2013 at 9:12pm
I've managed to fix it. I was checking for the wrong thing as I was a little confused by the way lemonstand's templating works, but I'm now checking for the correct class name, and it's working as intended
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28 June 2013 at 10:34pm
Thank you simon_w, i just thought you needed to have duoble == sign in ss3, i guess it is recommended, but not a must.
When changing included templates, i very often have to flush to see changes.
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SALISBURY, Md. - Peninsula Regional Medical Center and its Guerrieri Heart & Vascular Institute team welcome runners and walkers to join them at their American Heart Month "Heart & Sole" 5K Run/2 Mile Walk on Sunday, February 3, 2013.
The run/walk, to promote exercise and heart health awareness, will begin at the Avery W. Hall Educational Center at 9:00 a.m. Registration is free and free parking will be provided in the parking lot directly across from the Educational Center on the corner of Waverly Drive and Locust Street.
Participants will run or walk a course established near the Medical Center. Baby joggers and pets are welcome, but please no rollerblades, skateboards or bicycles. The event will not be timed. Post race door prizes will be awarded and heart-healthy refreshments will be served.
To learn more, please call Peninsula Regional's Fitness Plus Department at 410-543-7028 or visit the Classes and Events section of the PRMC website.


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Hey folks, I noted on the Hawks' Salute to the Military Sweepstakes that you can also donate your Veterans' Day tickets to the USO for use by a veteran or active-duty member of the armed forces. Just use your Click Tix account to forward the seats for that game to firstname.lastname@example.com. I've donated my seats for that game, and thought it would be great if we could make sure a large percentage of the crowd that night (instead of just the two who join Jim C for the Anthem) were military on this special day.
Please consider joining me in saluting our men and women in uniform.


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These are my observations, position by position
O-Line - Frankly, I did not notice alot of what they did on the field, in terms of winning battles, etc. I did see that the pocket collapsed a few times, although the majority of the time, the qbs having good/decent protection most of the night. There were some times when the pocket was flushed, but it was very apparent that it was not "full go" at Bills camp in some respects.
Random note: Brad Butler's stance is interesting as his ass is pretty low to the ground, especially for how tall he is.
All around the players look good.
D-Line - Stroud is tall, fit and agile. Kyle Williams seems intrenched as the starter. He must have shown this coaching staff alot in terms of development to do so. However, when you look at McCargo, you can see clearly that we are talking about two different athletes. McCargo is shorter like Williams, but his body and legs seem abit different in terms of how he stands, as his lower legs almost bow out under the pressure of his upper body which is very stout. Again, I did not watch close enough to see how each gets out of there stance, but as for Williams, he seems to be in good shape and a little bulkier muscle wise. Spencer Johnson is taller than both Williams and McCargo and seems very athletic. Again, just to make it clear, the practice setting is not one to get a full picture of what these guys are capable of from a complete perspective. Just another vindication for the need for pre-season to evaluate talent in terms of who to keep, and also has something to say for star players, who put alot of work into staying in shape and being mentally ready, but who are professionals and no how to conduct themselves during practice so to keep up there durability in the trenches. Didn't notice much of Ellis either.
TEs - Schouman is the starter. And he looks good. Solid routes, good hands, good body size. He is a smaller TE, but he is lining up at TE and FB, making catches, and blocks pretty well for what I've seen. He also has good speed and quickness. Royal seems unspectacular and runs with the second string. Courtney Anderson is tall and moves well, but I did not get a great look at him, but did see him and Schouman on the field together so it could be a red flag for Royal's demise. Fine ran with the thirds and seemed like a rookie.
RBs - Lynch is the best player on the field. He just is and that is that. On a nice intermediate pattern a ball bounced of his chest pretty badly, like he had stone hands, but that was his only bad play. He runs hard and close to the ground. He is fluid in his movement, and he has great size. Wouldn't be surprised if he added at least 5 - 10 lbs. His blocking is also improved as he got right into Kawika Mitchell and seemed very strong in engagement. He also caught some good swing passes and split out wide at least once. He seems to carry himself like a star player, and is hands down the most athletic of the backs. Fred Jackson looked pretty. He has a knack for catching the ball, but I would have to say from what we heard before today, tonight may have been a less impactful night for him. Wright seems smaller than Lynch, but pretty quick and low to the ground. Perhaps his height make him seem smaller. And Omon showed a willingness to take on defender. Omon and Wright both coughed up the ball. FB Barnes seems like a good football player. While his horse caller may be deceiving, he looks big and intimidating out there, has good strength in his blocks and has good hands out of the backfield. I'd say he is a good pick up for this team at this point.
LBs - Kawikia Mitchell is big, fast, and scary looking. With the long hair out the back and the tinted visor he looks like the predator out there. On one play, Ellison was in the wrong position and tried to tell Mitchell where to go, but Mitchell corrected in him in what seemed like a quick burst of veteran leadership, or at least a better player exalting his trumping power over the younger and lesser player in Ellison. Either way, that has made our team much, much better. Not sure if Crowell was there, and that is perhaps why Ellison was in there, but it may have been just a player i missed. Posluszney seems good, but I did not get a good luck at all he was doing or the other players, except to say that now more than ever, DiGorgio and Ellison look extra small with Mitchell out there. Bowen also seems like a very good athlete.
WRs - Evans, Reed, Parrish all seem solid. Hardy needs to polish up, but he also looked good besides one drop in a drill i saw. He is very tall, and was able to also just take a ball in traffic that I saw. Out of the rest, Steve johnson looks good, and the rest are only okay. So that may be a early prediction to keep five receivers, and maybe two on the practice squad, so to leave way for an extra TE or something else.
Secondary - McGee looks solid. Greer looks very quick and good on the ball. Youboty seems good, and so does Will James, although I did see James get beat. I think McGee had an int but I might be wrong, and I think Greer may have too. McKelvin seems like he showed up late, but looked pretty solid in drills and running with the second team with James. But like I said, Youboty seems good in drills and looks to have bulked up. Reggie Corner looks like a rookie out there, but he also seems good. That might then be an extra player to have, giving us six corners, McGee, Greer, James, McKelvin, Youboty, and Corner. That's if we only keep five wideouts on the active and Youboty or corner plan to make good on Special Teams.
Did get to much of a look at the safeties, but did see Wendling make a play or two, and Whitner had solid coverage. When 11-on-11 started, Ko Simpson was excused from the rest of practice and perhaps Chris Brown has something on that.
QBs - Edwards had a solid night, but not without his problems. He threw a couple balls into the dirt, and did not get a good throw on a roll out when flushed out of the pocket. However, for the most part, he completed probably 70-80% of his passes on the night and did seem to be still improving, trying to get certain things down, while also hitting good targets when given the opportunity. For small period of time it seemed all the qbs including Edwards were just checking down one after another, as they aired it out not so frequently. I think there was some good coverage though. I wouldn't say an off night for the offense, but it was a "regular" night let's say, with nothing spectacularly good or bad. Jp did not practice because of his thumb, and donned a "trade me beard" as he watched the practice. Hamden seems okay and actually the other qb, Baker seemed okay as well, but neither seemed that great.
Overall - a very ho-hum practice, but a nice night and I left not knowing if we were going to be 11-5, 5-11, or 8-8; just that it is getting closer and thats good enough for me.


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Parks Canada received funding under a special project to improve ecological health in Prince Edward Island National Park and national historic sites in Prince Edward Island. Making gains in ecological integrity is a priority for Parks Canada. As such, we are pleased to invest in a project to address ecological threats to the Balsam Hollow brook, along the Balsam Hollow Trail at Green Gables Heritage Place. This work, which began at the end of the 2013 season is continuing into the spring of 2014.
Prior to the commencement of this project, the design of the Balsam Hollow Trail negatively impacted the ecosystem by simply having too many crossings and being built too close to the brook. This resulted in erosion, siltation, trampling of sensitive riparian vegetation, channelization, bank destabilization and a lack of coarse woody debris in the stream. These issues combined represent threats to the health of the stream, including its fish populations.
By modifying the design of Balsam Hollow trail to lessen its impact on the stream, the health of the stream and surrounding forest ecosystem will be improved. While redesigning the Balsam Hollow trail, Parks Canada received advice from the International Mountain Biking Association to ensure best practices in sustainable trail development were employed.
This project has resulted in changes to the design of the Balsam Hollow trail. Some of the changes include rerouting the trail in a number of places to result in fewer stream crossings, as well as the creation of a buffer between the trail and the freshwater stream. Reducing the number of bridges will reduce the environmental risks to the stream and associated ecosystems caused by footings and support structures. The newly-created buffer will help protect the stream by reducing the occurrence of trampling and subsequent erosion along the shores of the brook. Trees will be able to grow beside the stream. They will stabilize the channel and banks while contributing nourishment and structure by dropping leaf litter and wood into the streams channel.
Despite the changes to the trail, visitors will still have ample opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the forest and hear the sound of the brook in multiple locations along the Balsam Hollow trail. Additional changes near the southern end of the trail will re-route visitors away from the adjacent golf course, thus restoring the historical feel of the walk.
Work has been underway on this project since the fall of 2013. To date a number of trail re-routes have been completed, six bridges have been removed and three bridges have received upgrades.
In the spring of 2014, Parks Canada will be making finishing touches on the trail and constructing a new stairwell to be placed along one of the newly created trail re-routes before the trail re-opens on June 30 2014.
The final stages of the project will see the original footprint of the Balsam Hollow trail restored through the planting of native Acadian forest tree species. This work is expected to take place during the spring and summer of 2014.
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First photos: Police guard shooting scene
Sussex Police officers have cordoned off an area in North Way, Seaford, after a man was shot by armed officers in the early hours. There was an exchange of shots between a 62-year-old local man and police. He is in a critical but stable condition in hospital. Two officers were also slightly injured.


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PRINCETON, WVa (WVVA) - A Mercer county woman has been diagnosed with cancer. According to coworkers, Tara Thompson was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and has no health insurance, so they decided to step in and help cover her medical costs on their own.
On Wednesday, the staff at the Texas Steakhouse in Princeton held a Tips for Tara event, where the servers donated their tips to help pay for Tara's treatment.
The event raised over $700, and coworkers hope to hold more events like this one in the future.


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THE turning of a page took centre stage as literature lovers in South Tyneside booked in to celebrate National Libraries Day.
The golden rule of silence was even broken for the special occasion as young and old packed into Central Library, in South Shields, for a series of educating and entertaining events.
But it wasn't just the love of a good book that was on display – as visitors deloved into history, explored nature, opened their ears to music, sat down for a film showing and left their mark at a forensic workshop.
The day aimed to highlight the host of activities available at libraries across the borough.
Events held on Saturday at the library in Prince Georg Square, included Piccolo Music – an interactive music session for babies and toddlers – and many made a bee-line to Buzz on the Tyne, where residents were able to learn about bees and how they protect their natural habitat.
Alan Hayward, an archovist from Tyne and Wear Museums led Tracing the History of your House, which offered an eye-opening insight into how to research the past of your property.
Local forensics expert Ian Gillard hosted a fun family workshop, with people able to take home their own set of fingerprints. Other libraries in the borough, including Cleadon Park, Jarrow, Hebburn and East Boldon, were also open during their usual Saturday hours to help mark the national event.
Even before Saturday, there was lots to whet the appetite, including a visit to Jarrow School by Melvin Burgess, an acclaimed author of young adult fiction.
Melvin was accompanied to the school by Coun Alan Kerr, lead member for culture and leisure for South Tyneside Council.
Coun Kerr says National Libraries Day is a vital way to recognise the role libraries play in the community.
He said: "Over the years, libraries have become a corner stone of society, where people look forward to meeting friends and associates; and a place people treasure and respect.
"It's also refreshing to see big-name authors like Melvin Burgess taking time out of their busy schedules to meet young people to get them enthused about reading and writing books."
Coun Fay Cunningham added: "I have had a love of books and reading from a very early age and I think our libraries provide not only written information and access to a digital world that supports study, but books of every kind and for all ages.
"They stimulate the imagination and give so much relaxation and pleasure."
For more information about South Tyneside Libraries Service, call 424 7864 or e-mail email@example.com


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Thanks to Galion City Manager Gene Toy, we are able to share some additional insight into the arrival of MedFlight at Galion Municipal Airport.
On February 15, we shared coverage of Galion City Council's first meeting of the month, including the following:
"The other ordinance authorized Toy to act as the City's agent in seeking approval from the Richland County Commissioners to annex the house at the Galion Municipal Airport into the City. If approved in Mansfield, the 15-20 jobs created at the new MedFlight operation will contribute to the City's income tax base."
This bit of news generated the following reaction by a commenter on GalionLive, calling him or herself, "guest":
"Was informed this morning that Medflight now has a base in Morrow county.What happened ?"
On Tuesday evening, GalionLive received an e-mail from the Gene Toy, Galion City Manager, who had read that question and wanted to share additional information about the MedFlight-Galion project:
"MedFlght's plans are very much alive and well. Just this afternoon I participated in their pre-bid meeting with area contractors for renovations and construction that will be necessary for operations at the airport.
The MedFlight helicopter that people see in Morrow County is being what is called "day-based." It is a small crew that lifts off daily from its current home in Lodi, OH; flies to Morrow County; then goes back to Lodi for the evening. The reason for doing this is for MedFlight to establish a local presence and to become familiar with EMS providers in the local area. The reason that they do not just stay in Morrow County is because that would trigger very extensive state and federal inspections and permitting that are not required when a helicopter is only day-based. They are currently working with Morrow County EMA from the day base in Morrow County.
MedFlight's plans are to start up operations at our airport by sometime in mid to late-April. At that time the helicopter in Morrow County will no longer be there."


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Caramel Stripe Cheesecake Recipe
"I love to bake cheesecakes, and this recipe is one of the best I've tried," says Brenda LaBrie, Clark, South Dakota.
- 2 cups crushed vanilla wafers (about 60 wafers)
- 1/3 cup butter, melted
- 3 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 eggs, lightly beaten
- 12 caramels
- 2 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
- 1/2 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- 2 teaspoons butter
- 4 teaspoons heavy whipping cream
- Whipped cream and coarsely chopped pecans, optional
- In a small bowl, combine wafer crumbs and butter. Press onto the bottom and 1-1/2 in. up the sides of an ungreased 9-in. springform pan. Place on a baking sheet. Bake at 400° for 10 minutes. Place pan on a wire rack to cool. Reduce heat to 350°.
- In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Beat in the flour, cream and vanilla. Add eggs; beat on low speed just until combined. Pour into crust.
- Bake for 40-45 minutes or until center is almost set. Cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around edge of pan to loosen; cool 1 hour longer. Chill while preparing toppings.
- In a small saucepan, melt caramels with cream over medium heat, stirring constantly. In another saucepan, melt chocolate chips and butter with cream over low heat, stirring until smooth. Drizzle caramel and chocolate toppings over cheesecake. Refrigerate overnight.
- Just before serving, remove sides of pan. Garnish with whipped cream and pecans if desired. Yield: 14 servings.
Originally published as Caramel Stripe Cheesecake in Taste of Home June/July 2003, p54
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Very good cheesecake, but not spectacular. I really liked the Salted Caramel Cappuccino Cheesecake from this website better. But they really are 2 different kinds...so to each his own!
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Obviously, any argument about having accomplished something that ranks among the best in history is hard to define. Still, what the Jazz accomplished last week was notable, so I've gathered information about the 7 most notable road trips in Jazz history for your consideration. Enjoy.
Tim Floyd has received his first commitment for his 2011 recruiting class.
The Dig is your best UTEP and C-USA football roundup.
Malcolm Moore, a 6'7" forward out of Tyler Junior College spoke with the Iowa Gazette again today. According to the report, Iowa, Marquette, Baylor, and UTEP are in his final four. He said that UTEP's Phil Johnson is recruiting him. "I talked to them (UTEP), and the thing is they need players, they're losing players. I'd be able to go there and play right away," Moore told the Gazette. More on Malcolm's game in the coming days, information on his style is scarce at this point, but there does seem to be genuine interest in him by Coach Floyd.
Tim Floyd continues his "Take No Prisoner's Recruiting Whirlwind Tour"; Mike Price is gearing up for the spring game, and another Texas high school will soon have nicer digs than New Mexico State....
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Defamation Lawsuit Against NYT by Informant in Plot to Bomb 2008 RNC May Have a Chance
A former FBI informant who helped foil a bomb plot at the 2008 Republican National Convention has sued the New York Times for libel and defamation.
A Times story from February 22 claimed that Brandon Darby had "encouraged" others to bomb the RNC, when in fact he had been essential to law enforcement efforts that disrupted the plot. Evidence shows that the Times was aware of the error as early as March 3, yet the online version remains uncorrected. Applicable precedent holds that a publisher may be liable for continued publication of defamatory material, even if it was thought to be true when published, if the publisher does not make a sufficient effort to remove that material after being made aware of its inaccuracy.
"Though having to fight a Goliath that buys ink by the barrel is the last thing I wish to do," Darby said in a Thursday letter to the Times, "the New York Times has left me no choice." Darby said that he could not "allow a lie of this seriousness and magnitude about my character and integrity to go unanswered" (h/t Matthew Vadum).
Here is the full text of that letter, via Big Government:
In order to win damages, Darby must show that the Times acted with "actual malice" and with knowledge of the truth and "reckless disregard" for it (there are a number of other conditions that must also be satisfied - more on that below). Here is a brief filed by Darby's attorney on Thursday:
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So is there anything to the suit? I reached out to UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh, who noted the Restatement (Second) of Torts § 577 holds liable for continued publication "One who intentionally and unreasonably fails to remove defamatory matter that he knows to be exhibited on land or chattels in his possession or under his control."
p. Failure to remove defamation. One who knows that defamatory matter is exhibited upon land or chattels in his possession or under his control and intentionally and unreasonably fails to remove it, becomes subject to liability for the continued publication. The basis of the liability is his duty not to permit the use of his land or chattels for a purpose damaging to others outside of the land. Something of an analogy may be found in § 362(c), as to the duty to use reasonable care to remedy a condition upon the defendant's land created by another, which involves unreasonable danger to those outside of the land.
So far as the cases thus far decided indicate, the duty arises only when the defendant knows that the defamatory matter is being exhibited on his land or chattels, and he is under no duty to police them or to make inquiry as to whether such a use is being made. He is required only to exercise reasonable care to abate the defamation, and he need not take steps that are unreasonable if the burden of the measures outweighs the harm to the plaintiff. In extreme cases, as when, for example, the defamatory matter might be carved in stone in letters a foot deep, it is possible that the defendant may not be required to take any action at all. But when, by measures not unduly difficult or onerous, he may easily remove the defamation, he may be found liable if he intentionally fails to remove it.
Clearly, changing one sentence in an online news article does not constitute an overly-burdensome or unreasonable measure. The Times did not "exercise reasonable care to abate the defamation," therefore, as doing so would require only one minor change to an online article.
It is also clear from communications quoted in the brief with James McKinley, the Times's Houston bureau chief, that the paper was aware as early as March 3 that its claim regarding Darby's role in the RNC plot was false, and yet, more than a week later, the claim has yet to be corrected. So even if the Times thought the claim was true when the article was initially published, it is liable for the continued publication (after March 3) of the defamatory claim on its website.
The email from McKinley also demonstrates that the Times acknowledged the error - that it knew its claim was false - which supports Darby's allegation of "actual malice." As Professor Volokh noted, "If the publisher sincerely (even unreasonably) believes the story is correct, and doesn't think there's a substantial likelihood that it's wrong, and the plaintiff is a public figure, then the publisher may be immune because it isn't acting with 'actual malice.'"
So If the Times were still in the position that its claim regarding Darby's role in the RNC plot was true, Darby might not have a case. But the email cited in the brief above demonstrates that McKinley - and therefore the Times - was aware that the claim was false, and yet did not correct its online story.
Darby's case also seems to satisfy other conditions necessary for a meritorious suit. The article was published recently, and therefore the statute of limitations is nowhere near expired. The article was written and published by the New York Times, and the Times is therefore fully liable for its content.
It will be interesting to see how the Times reacts. But just based on the information here, it seems that Darby may well have a case.
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Submitted by Thoreau on Fri, 03/11/2011 - 1:00pm.Good. Liberals can't stand heroes. I hope he breaks it off in their backside.
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Darby vs NYT
Submitted by NVRAT on Fri, 03/11/2011 - 2:22pm.Lets hope Darby sues them for a full year gross profits amount and maybe it will hasten their demise. The sooner this organization goes bankrupt the better off America will be by getting rid of a traitorous company and employees. Then maybe FOX News will buy them out so we conservatives can have a real news org put the right things in print.
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The National Enquirer has
Submitted by AngryInOhio on Fri, 03/11/2011 - 2:53pm.The National Enquirer has more credibility than the New York Times.
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As they say, first you have to hit a donkey with a piece of wood to get his attention.
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A Williamson County family who adopted eight children from Sierra Leone in March is adjusting to their new routine. Mike and Hayley Jones, who have two biological children, previously told Nashville's News 2 the lengthy adoption process took three years. "It's been something that we've been hoping and praying for and waiting on, so it's just finally come to fruition and it's just great to have everybody here," Mike said.The children, named Michael, Samuel, Levi, Malachi, Isaiah, Judah, Zion and Gabrielle, range in ages five to 16."We're kind of really starting to get in a grove and the older ones are really starting to help out and everybody is kind of getting used to each other and kind of knowing the rules of the place," Hayley said. The Jones' told Nashville's News 2 their new routine of caring for 10 children starts bright and early each day. "I'm up early in the morning before sunrise starting on breakfast and kind of getting that ready," Hayley explained. "Kids get up and eat breakfast. They get dressed; I have all the clothes laid out the night before. I take five of them to school and then I have the other five here homeschooling."Despite the long days and early hours, the family said they would not have it any other way. "There's always going to be work to do. My house is never going to be spotless, nothing is ever going to be finished. You get one thing done and then there's something else to be done," Hayley said. She continued, "Just kind of remember the important thing is our family and us being together and whether the house is clean or dirty, it doesn't really matter. We'll be ok." The children's father in Sierra Leone was killed in a boating accident. Their mother believed they would have a better life with the Jones family in Tennessee.
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Stopping suddenly in your car can cause your dog to become a catapulted canine!
"A split-second distraction can be disastrous," says pet pro Luciano Aguilar. "One of my biggest pet peeves is a loose dog jumping around in the car while I'm driving. I hear it from dog owners all the time."
Having free-run of the car interior while driving is unsafe for the dog or the driver. According to Aguilar, there are three ways to keep your dog safe in the car.
The first is simple training. Teach your dog to sit in one place while the car is moving. The second is car straps which is like a child's car seat. These are available in your neighborhood pet shop or follow the links to the right. The third is to use a pet-carrier crate, which is also the safest and best for larger dogs.
Aguilar suggests treating your dog as you would a human baby or family member.
"You never know what can happen so it's best to be prepared," says Aguilar. "Cuddling and jumping can come later once you've arrived safely at your destination."
If your dog doesn't like to sit still then a low-cost harness is the easiest solution. For the frugal-minded, check out this dog harness for under ten dollars!
Our America Now pet pro concludes, "You'd never let your child roam around your car while driving, so make sure the four-legged member of your family is just as safe."
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i'm new to online dating and i just ran across a very curious girl. she sent me a message on match.com professing interest in me and how much she liked my profile. and she suggest i might email her to her yahoo address instead of through match.com .
after reading that initial match.com message, i tried clicking on her profile but it is unavailable (though her thumbnail pic still shows up in my "connections" page).
but i'm curious...her first message was very nice...the thumbnail looks good (from what i can see). so i email her yahoo address. we learn abit about eachother. she say she was born in the states. grew up in the UK. now resides in the same state as me in a city an hour or so away. she's modeling right now in nigeria...but is coming back home in one week. she plans to quit modeling.
we've exchanged 7-8 long emails in the last 2 weeks or so. and she's coming back home in one week. and wants to meet me when she gets back. no signs of typical scams...like mentions of money or tragedy or anything like that.
the thing that makes me suspicious is that her grammar is a bit off every once in a while...she's fallen for me far to quickly...she attributed some said things to me that i never said...one email contained a portion of stuff that was plagarized and used as her own...
what do you guys think? should i meet this person? or will that just wind me up in a body bag?


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Miami, TX -- It's no secret that oil work is dangerous work - and the fact that most rigs are far outside of town means ambulances can't always get to them in time. So now the city of Miami is working to rectify that problem.
When you think of oil and gas in the Texas panhandle, a few area towns come to mind - and Miami is probably near the top of the list. And working in oil fields carries quite a bit of risk - so in 2011, the city approved the construction of a landing zone to airlift injured workers in an emergency.
"The oil and gas industry is an extremely hazardous industry," says Roberts County Judge Vernon H. Cook, "and we make a lot of emergency medical runs out here for rig injuries and that kind of thing, and they're excited that it's available to help their people, and we are too."
A local rancher offered up his land, and the companies who operate in the area chipped in the lion's share of the cost to build the Flowers Ranch LZ.
And the LZ isn't meant for just emergencies - corporate aircraft can fly investors and executives in and out, which could promote expanded operations in the area.
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From the Durham County Advertiser 50 years ago: A five-year building programme costing £3m announced this week by Mr Derman Guy Christopherson, warden of Durham Colleges, may make Durham as much a university city as Oxford or Cambridge.
Colleges, laboratories, social and recreational centres and libraries are to be built on 14 sites in New Elvet, the South Road area and on the Peninsula.
The present Colleges membership of 1,200 will be doubled by 1965 and trebled by 1967, when every seventh person living in the city will be a student.
"We intend to make Durham the best university north of the Trent," said Mr Christopherson.
The emphasis will be on the expansion of the sciences.
The present ratio of two art students to one science student will be changed to an equal number of arts and science students by 1967.
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- In women who dieted, BMR was lowered up to 20%, even more in very low-calorie diets
- There was an average weight gain of 0-5 kg (0-11 lbs)
- The women in these studies experienced a rebound effect after going off the diets, gaining much of the weight back
Lifestyle Change = Moderation.
Moderation. Even the word sounds boring, doesn't it? It certainly doesn't have the sparkly excitement of a shortcut…there are no big changes to make and no big results to look forward to. The thing about healthy living is that it's all about balance. You don't give in to every indulgence or even give up every indulgence, you simply plan better and try to make healthy choices most of the time. That doesn't sound so bad…so why don't we do it?
The downside
Three words: Slow weight loss. The thing about lifestyle change is that it's more about feeling better than looking better. If you make small changes, it may take weeks, months or even years to see significant changes and that's not very exciting, is it? Ugh. Just watch the scale not move over a period of weeks as you start a moderate exercise program and make some small changes in your diet. With this approach it may feel like nothing is happening, even though there are changes taking place. You're creating healthy habits, generating more energy, sleeping better and feeling a sense of satisfaction at all these good changes. For some people, those changes aren't even on the radar because weight loss has taken center stage.
Shortcuts = Absolute Answers
I'm convinced that one thing we love about following diets or other shortcuts is that there's no guesswork. Some nice person has figured out exactly what we need to eat every day or exactly what exercise we should be doing. Isn't it nice not to have to figure it out for ourselves?
The downside.
The problem, of course, is that these programs are designed for the masses and won't always fit your individual needs. What if the exercise program you're following involves equipment you don't have or workouts that are too hard or too easy? What if you're following a diet that's loaded with foods you hate? Or requires more cooking and grocery shopping than you have time for? Almost every diet will have at least one (and likely more) aspect that just won't work with how you live, eat and shop.
The Lifestyle Change = No Easy Answers
A person making lifestyle changes won't find any absolute answers. Instead, he has to find the answers himself by trying different things. How else will he figure out what he likes and what fits with his goals and schedule? Even more important is the ability to recognize when what you're doing isn't working and you need to try something else.
The downside.
It's hard to give yourself permission to take time to learn something, especially when you want results right now. It may take time to figure out what you like, what you're good at and what will work with your schedule. Many of us are so impatient to reach our goals, we don't want to waste the time it would take to try different things…what if it doesn't work? When you're making lifestyle changes, you're often on your own. Sure you can read books and magazines, get advice from friends or experts about what to do. But, in the end, you're the one who has to figure how to change your eating and how to move your body. You have to trust yourself and that's something many of us don't feel comfortable doing when it comes to health and fitness.
Shortcut = An Excuse to Quit
Another reason some of us like shortcuts is that they give us an excuse to keep living the way we want. Most shortcuts are impossible to follow forever so, when you finally quit or give up, it's almost like permission to back to that unhealthy lifestyle. After all, you obviously can't be trusted to follow this great diet…there must be something wrong with you, so why bother?
The downside.
It's not you, it's the shortcut. If you can't follow something because it's too strict, too hard, too complicated or too something, you're better off taking what does work and discarding the rest. That means, of course, that you can't go back to the way you were living before, but that you have to keep working and changing. It may seem easier just to follow the same old habits we've always had rather than dredge up the vigilance, commitment and energy needed to make changes.
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Where the heck is today's link dump?
I am not making any accusations, but isn't it a little weird that the Chronicle A's blog's last two posts are
- Indians' offense beats the Browns' (just like Nico's front page post Browns 14, Raiders 3) and
- What if it had been Bradley? (just like Poopyhead's diary named, well the same thing.)
- Bunnies Crosby has been on fire since his new nickname started catching on.
Haren made no excuses for getting beat in the usual writeup.
And the A's continue to educate the public medically, following up last year's hit series "Oblique Strategies: What The Hell Is An Oblique and Why Can't It Be Replaced With Plastic" with this year's Peek-a-boo: Injuries and the Doctors Who Can't Really Pin Them Down co-starring Milty and Esteban "Phantom of the Opera-ting Table" Loaiza who had a normal MRI.
Okay, your turn to dump them links.