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As many fans have seen (with great envy in our case), late round prospects can be very rewarding. It has become common knowledge at this point that the better teams in the NFL right now have built through the draft. In addition, many of those teams draft picks have provided solid starters or adequate depth behind their lineup.This phenomena of 3rd or 5th round picks being starters can be a scary thought when we think about some of the players we have drafted in the past few years, but this is a reality to successful franchises like the Green Bay Packers. My purpose here is to showcase some potential "sleeper" prospects if you will.
These players will "impress for less" as i stated in my very first (and very sloppy) post. The point of all this is to find success with later round picks which I think we can all agree, has not been the case for the Denver Broncos. This Post will focus on Defensive Backs (My personal favorite).
Brandon Harris CB, Miami. 5'10 191
If there is one corner in this draft that resembles Champ Bailey the most, it would be Brandon Harris. Now I am not saying he will be that good because his ceiling is much lower than that. However, he and Champ possess a lot of the same skills. Both excel in man-to-man and lesser so in zone. Both are extremely fluid in the hips which I love to see out of DB's (No Homo). They both have excellent instincts and phenomenal closing speed. Out of our CB's right now I think Champ and Syd'Quan Thompson have the most burst out of there breaks. Harris is on that level as well. What Champ and Harris have most in common is that closing speed that you love to see. This is a player who as a sophomore was second in the nation in pass deflections. He is all ACC-academic as well, and is known to be very coach able. In closing, what I like most about this guy is the fire you see him play with. He really steps up to the competition and puts it upon himself to beat the opposing WR. Miami has been notorious for under developing talented DB's lately. Another highly rated corner was Sam Shields (Who I believe was key in getting the Packers to the Superbowl.) Harris will need some developing in zone coverage but he will be a good corner in the future.
Jimmy Smith CB, Colorado 6'2 205
Jimmy Smith has great size and speed. He hasn't really gotten picks with his abilities, but he has shutdown opposing receivers. Really good in press coverage where he can use his body and speed effectively. People have been saying he could be like Nmandi Asomugha. Although physically he has a lot of those traits, he is nowhere near as helpful in run support and he isn't as rangy as Nmamdi is. In addition I don't feel like he will get at that elite level because, from a mental standpoint, he is not at that level. Anyway he will probably get into the 1st round because of his size speed package. I don't think he a comparison to Nmandi is fair, on the other hand I can see him being a similar player to Brandon Carr.
Aaron Williams CB, Texas 5'11 205 and Curtis Brown 5'11 185, Texas
Williams is a real athletic safety. He can make plays on the ball and has a lot of tools to be really good but hasn't produced a lot in terms of picks he is a solid mid 2nd round corner in my book. Curtis Brown is similar in terms of production but both have very good upside. Williams is intriguing because of his great feet and hips. He can turn and run with ease. Mayock says he could be the number one Safety instead of the number 3/4 corner-back. Reminds me of former longhorn Aaron Ross.
Brandon Burton CB, 6'0 190 Utah
I really like Brandon Burton. He could be a real sleeper at corner back. He has good speed and size, is very athletic and has great hips. He is very physical at the line and will disrupt routes. His hips are very fluid and he can turn them with ease after initial bump. He plays very fast and aggressive which I love about him. The guy has faster football speed than his average 40 would indicate. The guy flies around the ball. I think he could be our answer to Vincent Jackson in a few years. Jonathan Baldwin, a similar player to Jackson, was shutdown by Burton. His play style speed and aggressiveness remind be of Cortland Finnegan.
Ras-I-Dowling CB/S, 6'1 200 Virginia
Ras is a very aggressive hard hitting corner. He has good deep speed but he is not quick enough for guys like Wes Welker. I really like him at safety because he has great instincts and deep speed which could be used a lot more efficiently. His play resembles Ike Taylor because of that Physicality. Unfortunately he has had a lot of injuries. He is a 2nd round pick but I think he will fall and we should consider grabbing him.
Chis Culliver CB/S, 6'0 200 South Carolina
Culliver has great, quick feet. He could line up across the slot and do well. He also has good size and great speed. He does not have great burst however so receivers can get separation out of there breaks.I would really like him as a safety he has a lot of potential. He is being looked at by half the NFL for a reason.
My later round sleepers are:
Curtis Marsh CB Utah State
Richard Sherman CB but should try Safety Stanford
Shareece Wright CB USC
Davon House CB New Mexico State
Buster Skrine CB Chattanooga
Rashard Carmichael CB Virginia Tech. VT has a lot of good corners by the way.
The above mentioned should be considered in the middle of the 4th round. I would be satisfied if I got one in the 5th. Steals after that.
Undrafted Guys:
Brandon Hogan WVU. Athletic player but he isn't a great person. Maybe he can change.


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We may not have won pretty this weekend, but we did win and can now move on with our season. That great, glorious time of Gator hate is almost upon us; true, I am sure that we all hate the Gators constantly as should any DGD, but Hate Week is a special time that brings us all together.
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I have had several suggestions for potential poetic contributions for the week, but if you have any other ideas, now is the last time to post them. After these last few games--and given our track record against Florida over the course of my lifetime--I don't think we're going to win this next game, but I think that if we work hard, we can at least win Hate Week.
Yeah, I know that he's the bad guy and that he dies, but it works because his glove is black and it's our FUNERAL!!!1
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The Iowa Journal of Literary Studies was managed and edited by graduate students at The University of Iowa that published the work of people enrolled in graduate programs at the University. In 1993, the title changed to Iowa Journal of Cultural Studies.
Current Issue: Volume 11, Issue 1 (1991)
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Interview with Michelle Collins
Mary Collins
Anti-Semitism in Feminism: Rethinking Identity Politics
Bernice Hausman
Soul of the Home
Carol Lauhon
A Portrait of My Father
Jessie Grearson
Mighty Pup
Geoffrey Becker
Looking into the Sun
Leslie Bienen
This Was Iowa
Juan Felipe Herrera
Lilies; Petunias
Marc Darnell
Perfection Is at Its Heart Story
Heidi Johannesen
The Womanless Wedding. Cast of 80 Local Businessmen, Valley Junction, Iowa, March 24-26, 1926
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Susan Eats Dinner Alone
Shannon M. Smith
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Ralph Slatton
Approach; City #6
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The championship golfer has won Palmer's tournament eight times.
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Quilting Fun
While I love the satisfaction of finishing a quilt, it isn't the only way to have fun with quilting. Fun also comes from the great outings with girlfriends, shopping expeditions with Grandma, or just sitting in my "thoughtful spot" chair perusing magazines and books. The thrill of the next project waiting just there on the horizon...
Thursday, February 17, 2011
New Blog Design!
Finally, after playing the tutorial from Shabby Blogs for the umpteenth time, I figured it all out.
I'd be interested in knowing how you like it. (*hinting for feeback*)
5 comments:
- Heather A said...
Love the colours! And the way they look aged!
My only little teeny suggestion is that if there's a way to reduce the "white space" at the top of the blog, that might be nice. And, perhaps, instead of trying to fit everything into your right column, you might consider using "pages". These are just minor thoughts, intended only to be helpful. I'm not such a techie myself.
- February 17, 2011 at 11:43 AM
- Sinta Renee said...
I loce it! I really like the design... it's so sweet and has nice personality, if you know what I mean. Which is what you want your blog to have right? I might have to go over to Shabby blogs now and see about a make over!
- February 17, 2011 at 12:03 PM
- Jennifer O. said...
Love the shabby chic look! Plus it is a nice change for spring! Also thank you for the Shabbyblog find as well.
- February 17, 2011 at 2:13 PM
- Shannon said...
Super pretty!
- February 17, 2011 at 3:57 PM
- BeckyK said...
Looks great! I especially love your header. Maybe you could give me a tutorial.
- February 17, 2011 at 5:01 PM


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Chipper Jones left Thursday's game with a strained right oblique, according to a David O'Brien tweet. Chipper initially injured his oblique in batting practice, but tried to play through the injury. The pain worsened throughout the game and eventually forced Chipper to leave the game after running the bases in the 4th inning.
If you can remember back to the World Baseball Classic back in 2009, Chipper actually injured his oblique after an awkward swing. He pulled himself out of the competition shortly after.
What does this mean for the upcoming weekend? We'll probably see Martin Prado at 3B and then Omar Infante at 2B. Another possibility is to simply insert Infante at 3B. There's also a chance that Troy Glaus could move over to 3B and allow Eric Hinske to man 1B, but Glaus hasn't taken any groundballs at 3rd since 2008.
What does this mean for the rest of the season? We need to make sure this isn't an injury that will continue to bother Chipper for weeks at a time. It doesn't make sense for us to rush him back into action during the first few weeks of April if it's going to cost him valuable playing time later in the season. An oblique injury can really linger if you don't give it proper time to rest.
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Leasing in the Kansas City River Market
The River Market is home to many businesses ranging from small start-up companies employing one or two employees to nationally recognized firms employing hundreds. The beauty of the River Market is its' perfect blend of retail, restaurant and commercial businesses. There is something for everyone in the River Market.
Bordered by the Missouri River to the North and Downtown to the South, the area is a perfect blend of old and new, historic and funky. Whatever the business size or need might be the River Market has a perfect space with the perfect feel available for every business.
With plenty or FREE parking and an International blend of restaurants and cafes, your employees will love the quaint, pedestrian friendly streets for either a business luncheon, an afternoon stroll or a after work coffee or cocktail.
"The beauty of the neighborhood is that pretty much everything that you could possibly need is within walking distance." — Shaul Jolles, Commercial Agent with Jolles RE and River Market property owner
With attractive lease pricing and size availability, the River Market is definitely a must see when choosing a location for your business.


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by scully19 » Sun Jun 26, 2011 8:28 pm
by scully19 » Sun Jun 26, 2011 8:31 pm
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by RocketsDWM » Sun Jun 26, 2011 8:59 pm
silentjim wrote:Could we possibly explore just allowing x amount of money being droppable as well without penalty? Meaning it could be three players worth 10M or 1 worth 10M? I could just see it being a huge benefit for some teams and not much of anything for others.
by scully19 » Sun Jun 26, 2011 9:02 pm
by scully19 » Sun Jun 26, 2011 9:05 pm
RocketsDWM wrote:silentjim wrote:Could we possibly explore just allowing x amount of money being droppable as well without penalty? Meaning it could be three players worth 10M or 1 worth 10M? I could just see it being a huge benefit for some teams and not much of anything for others.I think though, some leveling of the playing field is needed. As SoTex has illustrated, the bottom teams in this league (I think for the most part managers who have taken over teams) have no shot at rebuilding with albatross contracts on their hand. That Calederon contract is severly hampering So's ability to make offers and be competitive in bidding. I would even suggest that he could enact the amnesty clause retroactively and rid himself of Calderon's contract.I think the first step is to update the salary google spreadsheet...then we can start looking at how much of a difference this would really make.
by RocketsDWM » Sun Jun 26, 2011 9:19 pm
by So-Tex » Sun Jun 26, 2011 9:59 pm
scully19 wrote:In this case we could allow anyone already waived to be their current contract value (so Calderon will actually be worth 8.5 in release and the entire contract would then be gone)
by So-Tex » Mon Jun 27, 2011 12:24 am
scully19 wrote:This is true, while it is a attempt to mimic the league to the best of our ability, we shouldn't have it as the rich get richer and create small market teams because they don't win enough before making it harder to win in the future.I think it would be a good idea to scrap last years position in the tie breaker, and just use positional availability to determine tie breakers, and if they have the same positional availability then the team who had his rights retain him (if bidding).The soft cap rule I'm not sure about, it is a rule everyone faces, and is balanced throughout the league (everyone has the same number, no team can get a higher soft cap number somehow). I guess the idea would be to scrap the soft cap all together, but this same problem will happen when you reach the hard cap and can't go higher than that, while someone else can and so outbids you.My guess is this current system is most upsetting for you because you are in this predicament by someone else's doing. I would imagine that you wouldn't feel the same way if the amnesty clause happened and you could get under the cap and away from the financial problems you inherited. Then you can use that same rule to your benefit if you wanted.
by scully19 » Mon Jun 27, 2011 12:53 am
RocketsDWM wrote:Works for me. So Rubio would be available to draft this year, right?
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New York
4.25/5 rDev +11.3%
04-19-2014 13:58:46 | More by utopiajane
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3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
04-09-2012 12:39:18 | More by bobbo_
New York
3.59/5 rDev -6%
Small bottle pour courtesy of the guys at The Old Toad at the Ithaca Luminous release.
Pours a light yellow/orange, with no visible carbonation, no head, and no lacing. Not a great looking beer.
Smells like brown sugar and alcohol.
Tastes like brown sugar, some Belgian yeast esters, and a ton of alcohol. This one bites like a bitch. Some whiskey and vanilla, too.
No carbonation, sticky sweet mouthfeel, the alcohol is quite present.
This was better than I though it would be, but merely a novelty at best.
04-17-2014 00:47:01 | More by GreesyFizeek
4.25/5 rDev +11.3%
12-31-2012 17:45:10 | More by drz955
3.88/5 rDev +1.6%
The liquid is clear, the colour dark gold. No head, no bubbles, no lacing.
The smell is sweet with notes of treacle and brown sugar. Mellow notes of alcohol. Butter scotch. Smooth flavours.
The taste is very sweet with notes of caramelized sugar and maple syrup. Toffee with some fruit esters. It reminds a lot of the Scottish herb liqueur Drambuie. Surprisingly enough, the taste never gets heavy or dense. Smooth sweet flavours. Warming clean alcohol in the aftertaste. Liqueur-like aftertaste with spices and herbs and even a hint of (Irish) whiskey in the finish.
The liquid is dry. No carbonation.
A grand beer. Better than the freeze-distilled ones.
10-11-2011 19:51:38 | More by bark
2.2/5 rDev -42.4%
Tested an expensive sip of this at Stockholm Beer & Whiskey festival. Let's just say I was not impressed at all. The alcohol taste was overpowering to the point of making this a very uninteresting concoction. Tasted somewhat like BD:s much better beer Tokyo with added syrup, alcohol and creme caramel.
Avoid this and get some Tokyo instead.
11-13-2011 16:05:38 | More by grapetonix
3.95/5 rDev +3.4%
This beer was something I was waiting was looking to trying for a while. When I saw Brewdog released it again I made sure to grab a bottle. Should have ordered two so I could fill my snifter! Anyway it poured out like a whiskey. Beautiful clear looking golden color, no head or lacing, no bubbles. Just like a whiskey to me. The smell of the beer has a big ethenal heat coming off the nose. The aromas of assorted barrels and some vanilla in there too. I'm also picking up some aromas of leather as well. The taste is boozy, the sherry notes come through strong. It's sweet and has little hints of vanilla, honey and maple. Similar to a JW Lees Barley Wine. The mouthfeel is thin, it's got some heat on it for sure, it's something to sip on. Overall it's hardly a Belgian Ale in my opinion but more of a Barley Wine. It's a strong beer for sure, very interesting and extreme to say the least. I'm glad I got to try it. I thought it was worth the wait.
11-27-2012 03:07:27 | More by Knapp85
4.03/5 rDev +5.5%
Thanx to my pal Anders who brought me a sample (in a 5 cl booze-bottle) from the Stockholm beer and whisky festival.
A: Well, clear golden with no visible head - no lace obviously.
S: Kind of boozy, but lots of dark dried fruits, almost a bit syrupy considering the molasses. A bit dry at the end. Very interesting.
T: Sweet, syrupy dark malt. Lots of molasses. Fruity and bitter. Dark dried fruits; tart - almost like a heavy fruit cake. Complex.
M: Body is full or a bit thick (it feels like cream in my mouth). No carbonation. Aftertaste is short and light. But there is a buttery feel in the mouth afterwards. A bit alcoholic.
O: Awsome! Powerful and complex without being over-ambitious. This is the best "really-really-strong-beer" I've had.
10-14-2011 17:10:52 | More by Evil_Pidde
4.1/5 rDev +7.3%
With great thanks to dgilks.
Pours a still brown-toffee (yellow when held up to the light).
Smell is sherry, big butterscotch and caramel before it finally gets nostril-singing. Banoffee pie. Some nice slightly more sour fruity notes. Bananas. Custard tarts. Chocolate cream. Oak. Truly appetising nose.
Taste is sweet and spirituous but not particularly cloying with fruits, bananas, caramel/banana pie. Some yeast? taste to remind you that it is indeed a beer. Also oak.
Mouthfeel is boozy but not as potent as a 40% spirit (which is to be expected, as it's only 28%). Finishes with a distinctive and enjoyable fruitiness.
Considering the ABV I would rate this as a spirit and it is a good one. A bit of a gimmick beer if only for the price and availability but if this was available in a spirit-style bottle for not too much of a premium I could definitely see myself buying it again. Well done BrewDog.
05-27-2013 07:43:10 | More by danieelol
4.5/5 rDev +17.8%
05-08-2012 16:03:42 | More by CJLymer
3.53/5 rDev -7.6%
Clear dark amber colour with no head. As expected.
Richly sherried with rancio and oak. Nice fruit. Lots of alcohol. Pretty much what you would expect.
Sweet and alcoholic. Not all that complex. Just rich malts and then an interesting rancio character.
Medium-full body with no carbonation. Fine.
This is okay and quite interesting. Not as complex as Utopias but a decent shot nonetheless.
12-05-2012 11:16:16 | More by dgilks
Ghost Deer from BrewDog
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Best Waterproof iPhone Case
If your nervous system can survive giving your iPhone a voluntary trip into the drink, then you can get some underwater shots by using the LifeProof Case for the iPhone 4/4S and now the iPhone 5. It adds little bulk, keeps out water to a depth of six feet, and preserves all of the iPhone's functionality. Oh, it sucks as a regular case, so don't even think about this case as an every day case, and isn't serious enough for dives. But for splashing in the pool or at the beach, its the best there is.
Waterproof cases have had mixed reception, but they've started coming into form since the iPhone 4S's camera debuted and supplanted point-and-shoot cameras. Of those available, the LifeProof has received the most recognition and praise, even if its only rated to 6 feet.
Photographer Cole Rise, who designed a lot of the Instagram filters in between shooting waves and mist, thinks it's the best. He recently shot a lot of underwater and waterfall photographs with it.
As CNET noticed, the LifePoof "strike an excellent balance between sleek looks and toughness (yes, it totally waterproofs your phone)." CNET Asia took the testing even further to determine if this claim was true: "The LifeProof case is said to offer full IP-68 protection, which means it is tested to withstand powerful water jets and being immersed in water that's more than 1m deep."
No one argues the veracity of the case's waterproof claim, but how does it compare to other cases out there? It works as well, but with less bulk. CNET Asia says, "Most protective cases are either shockproof or waterproof, but rarely both. When they fulfill both criteria, most cases end up being bulky. For example, the Otterbox Defender-series of cases may be highly shockproof and crushproof, but they aren't waterproof or dustproof. Even compared with the Joy Factory's rugged and waterproof RainBallet, the LifeProof is slimmer and sleeker." GigaOm thought the same, and lauded it as one of the best rugged cases on the market.
In dangerous environments, critics unanimously loved the LifeProof, but most recommend it with the caveat that, for everyday use, some of the functionality impairment, like the recessed headphone jack, are a slight inconvenience. iLounge's review explains this in some detail, though their assesment applies to the previous generation of the case — see their note at the bottom.
All of that isn't enough to dissuade us from recommending the LifeProof, although at 6 feet of rating, you really aren't going to do much but get it wet.
LifeProof Case for the iPhone 4/4S
LifeProof Case for the iPhone 5
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Top 20 tough iPhone 4 and 4S cases, CNET, February 27, 2012,"For those wondering about the sound situation, not to worry: the back of the case is designed to augment the bass of the iPhone's speakers, and we had no problem playing a movie or hearing ringers with the case on."
Hands-on: LifeProof iPhone Case, CNET Asia,"In the name of science, we subjected the LifeProof case to a barrage of highly unscientific, but practical, tests. Here's a list of the scenarios we tested the case in, and you can see how it fares in Life's a Beach with Tech Buzz: Take a tumble into a fountain, dropped on concrete pavement, fall into sink with tap running, dropped into toilet bowl, spilled coffee on it.
Review: LifeProof iPhone Case, GigaOm, December 21, 2011,"As a functional daily case it had some drawbacks for me. The dock port is tight, and the only cable that fit in my tests was the one my iPhone came with. If you have a lot of third-party sync/charge cables, you may want to think twice about this purchase. However, Apple's own cables fit just fine, so this may not be a limiting factor."
LifeProof iPhone case offers serious protection, MacWorld, November 21, 2011,3.5/5 mice: "Once your iPhone is in the case, you lock the Charge Port Door, a mechanism that folds over the phone's dock-connector port. Thankfully, you can open that door whenever you need to sync or charge your iPhone; the door is rated for 10,000 cycles, so it shouldn't wear out any time soon."
Reviews: LifeProof Cases for iPhone 4/4S, iLounge, August 4, 2011,B-: "LifeProof has replaced the original version of its case with a new model that supports the iPhone 4 as well as the iPhone 4S; in doing so, it's also raised the price to $80...The most notable difference is in the screen protector: LifeProof has acknowledged the large gap that caused issues with the original model, and remedied it to a degree with a manufacturing technique that causes the plastic to lay flatter. We found it to be significantly better, although there's still a small gap that prevents it from being ideally responsive to all touch input."


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Creebobby Tuesdays! Ninjapus!
Posted by Alex Fugazi on Tuesday, June 28th, 2011 at 1:00 pm
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Nakatomi regular, Jacob Borshard, brings his charming world of Platypus based-comedy to Nakatomi! Once a week on Tuesday, we're going to host one of Jacob's original Creebobby strips from his site, Creebobby.com.
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As an observance of national Black History Month, the Salmen Music Department held a program honoring important African American figures on February 25. The theme of this year's performance was "Evolution of Jazz".
Students performed the works of Etta James, Louis Armstrong, Scott Joplin, and others that built into the genre. From a riveting rendition of "What a Wonderful World", played by Evan Hodges and Dara-Lynn Ross to a powerful production of "Something's Got a Hold on Me", performed by Autumn Allen, the Spartans wowed the audience with classics. Jazz, along with jazz-like blues and swing, is difficult to play, but the students met the challenge and broke expectations.
Between the music, students provided monologues describing the history and the impact of jazz over the years. The theme of jazz was chosen because of its history of elevating African American musicians and breaking color barriers in the music industry. It was in this spirit that the music students of Salmen High worked to hold a program honoring the heroes of jazz, who were also heroes of social change.
On Feb. 21, a ceremony was held between the junior varsity and varsity basketball games to honor the Salmen High School Basketball Sweetheart nominees and to announce the Basketball Sweetheart. Each nominee, selected by a Salmen Club, walked across the court, escorted by a Spartan Basketball player.
The nominees for Basketball Sweetheart were Lynsey Alvarez, Mariah Bagneris, Karlie Bavido, Allegra Bentley, Megan Brown, Harley Himber, Sarah Keenan, Victoria La, Kacy Lee, Samantha Leonard, Kristen Maus, Lindsey Nguyen, Elena Phan, Rachel Segreti, Adasia Tinson, Victoria Tran, Samantha Vides , Meisha Vine, Tahjuwon White, and Kayla Yao.
Salmen's Basketball Sweetheart was Megan Brown. Maid of Honor, who placed second in the student vote, was Victoria Tran.
Congratulations to the winners, and all of the nominees. Each deserve recognition for the years of service they put into their clubs and sports that earned them their spot on the ballot. Hopefully, it is with a like mind and attitude that they will go above and beyond in all organizations of which they are a part.


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Dear Andre,
I'm sorry I didn't get in touch over Christmas, everything was just still so raw and I needed space to work out how I really felt.
You left so abruptly that we never really had any closure, I hope you don't mind my writing, I know it's the coward's way but I don't think I'm ready to hear your voice again.
I still miss you. I wanted you from the first time I saw you, jealously watching as you stepped out with Chelsea. Some people thought your reputation was tarnished when you didn't fit in with the West London crowd but that seemed inevitable to me - they're so rich and superficial, no relationship lasts more than a year over there. I looked on with a mix of sympathy and desire as you were stabbed in the back and cast to the curb. Of course those were bad times for me too, I'd grudgingly come to accept my life with an older man but even he was treating me badly, thought he could do better and didn't care who he told. You were so stylish, so intelligent, everything that he wasn't. It upset me when people referred to you as sloppy seconds, it was never that, we had a chance to build something together, something solid and long term. You were my future.
I keep going over things in my head, again and again, trying to figure where things first started to go wrong. It's easy to blame your stubbornness but there must be more to it than that. Maybe there should have been more patience from my side, it's just the good times had begun to feel fleeting and the lows had never been lower - that time those Cockneys robbed us, or our visit to the city of Manchester. It became embarrassing, I spent my life defending you - pointing out the signs of progress, blaming our issues on growing pains. By the time Brendon and his boys came to visit I guess I wasn't even surprised to find you gone, a roller coaster has to have ups as well as downs.
I know we could have been successful, I keep telling myself this. I believed in you Andre and I felt like you wanted it to work as much as I did, I know there were at least a couple of attractive foreigners chasing you in the summer and you stayed faithful, but were we both just living a lie? Our first year together felt great at the time but we were regularly bailed out when we found ourselves in trouble. This year we've not had that safety net and I'll admit I had begun to question if maybe that was the only difference. Perhaps things were always a little stale but I deliberately turned a blind eye - seeking success and stability instead of excitement or adventure. Perhaps that was the right thing to do too, perhaps we could have had it all eventually, but life can't be lived on hopes and hypotheticals.
I know you're ambitious and I bought into your plans, I'm sure in time others will too and you'll find the success you deserve. I've come to accept it's over between us though, like it or not, and so that's what I'm really writing to say:
I've met someone else.
It's Tim, you know, that you used to work with. I'd rather you heard it from me than on the grapevine, I know how small this world is. He's always been lurking in the background and I'm finally giving him a chance.
At first I thought it was just a rebound thing, someone to tide me over until something more serious came along. I'm still not convinced it will last more than six months but he is winning me over bit by bit. Life is exciting again, even dangerous at times, he doesn't have your style of course but he can make me laugh, and best of all he's great with the kids.
I'll always keep a space for you in my heart Andre but not everything in life works out the way we want. Maybe one day we'll meet again, on some warm European evening, and we'll be able to look back and accept the change was best for both of us.
I do hope so, until then try to stay strong,
PS - I'm keeping Steffen, I always felt he was more my friend than yours anyway. Hope that's ok.


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WASHINGTON D.C. -- Some people just love having the mailman deliver to their door. However, the Postal Service now wants to do away with that service and deliver the mail to cluster boxes in neighborhoods instead.
The proposal is part of the Postal Reform Act that the House Oversight Committee debated again Wednesday.
The act sets out to stop the financial bleeding at the Postal Service, which last year totaled $16 billion dollars.
"The reality is, we're gonna have to cut some costs. We just have to cut some costs," said Congressman Jason Chaffetz, (R) Utah.
Proponents said dropping, or at least reducing, door to door delivery to the 37 million homes or businesses that get it now would save the Postal Service $4 billion a year.
However, opponents say it is not practical, especially in urban areas.
"You would have to knock down houses in my area, in my neighborhood in order to build cluster boxes," said Congressman Stephen Lynch, (D) Massachusetts.
A lot of customers want to keep door to door delivery.
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Stopping delivery on Saturday was a cost-cutting proposal earlier this year that the Postal Service postponed after public outcry. The fate of the proposal to stop door to door may be the same.


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Canadiens send Briere to Avs for Parenteau and draft pick
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Wild score three late to beat Avalanche and force a Game 7
Duchene to practice Monday; Game 6 decision to follow
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Duchene skates with team Saturday; won't play in Game 5
Roy doesn't mince words over Avs' performance in Minnesota
Bishop, Rask and Varlamov named Vezina Trophy finalists
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Since secondary school years which seemed to be ages ago (5 years is not exactly a short period of time), my identity has been mistakenly confused with another fellow, my junior by just one year with a very, very different name. There have been countless encounters when strangers whom I have not even talked too both from school and outside came to me and call me by something not of my name, or people shouting crazily and waving their hands up in the air like mad when they saw me from a distance. I could only try my best to convince them that I was not the person they thought I was, and I had difficult time doing just that !! I even took off my spectacles and asking them to listen to me speak with my voice, which was rather distinctive by itself, but to no help at all. The confusion went on from secondary years, dragging on many years following after.
The unique part is, I know this guy who looked (as if) like me considerably well. We were in the prefects (afternoon session) and we did plenty of activities to make the school proud (cough cough cough). He tried so hard to defeat me in chess when he was younger, he was already so good and I won ALL the time just by mere luck, but eventually he got so much better and creamed me during later years. He was also one of the loveable guys, which made him rather well known throughout the school. And people start mistaking me for him during later secondary years. I would not say I was annoyed or anything, but it was definitely not something I look forward to either. People thought we are brothers, or at least closely related.
All those incidents keep happening from time to time that I have somewhat become used to being called another name. Until one day, something more than ordinary happened. The time was already post-college era, I was away in Perth doing my degree for quite some time. The fellow that looked like me was also studying abroad, doing his first year in Melbourne and moved to Sydney after that. When I got back to Kuching at the end of the year much earlier than he did, I visited my old school. I guess I should have worn a Hawaiian Hat, sunglasses and Phua Chu Kang boots or something to distinguish myself more clearly, but I did not. And there was this group of people standing at quite a distance (across the road if I am not mistaken) from me, screaming "Bryan !!!!". Not able to reply, since they were so far away, I just smiled and waved, and smiled and waved, and smiled and waved.
Bad decision.
Bryan returned. And he gave me a phone call.
Bryan: Robin, did you know what you have done?
Robin: ???
Bryan: There has been rumours going around saying that I was back in Kuching since last month, and people have been seeing me on the streets.
Robin: Ok, that is not surprising….
Bryan: And you know what, they tried calling my house to get in touch with me. My mum told them that I was still away…
Robin: Alright, so?
Bryan: Then there was another rumour around, people said my mum was lying. All thanks to you, Robin !
Robin: !!!!!!!!!!
I think that incident happened more than a year or two ago, and ever since, nothing of such happened (thank God). Bryan got back from Australia, and asked me and some friends out for a drink last week. He was only in Kuching for a few days before he left to Singapore.
And so we went out and had an all-kuching style yum cha session at Jalan Song Experts.
The people present at the yum cha session…
EHON from http://ehon.blogdrive.com
My first time meeting Ehon in person…
JOSHUA from http://www.xanga.com/jozhua
Another fellow Thomian and Kuching blogger…
IVAN from http://talesofagecko.blogspot.com
Yeah, this one needs not an intro.
Here are the pictures of me and Bryan…
This is BRYAN….
This is ROBIN…
To be honest, I don't see much of a resemblance. Maybe not in those photos, and we would have looked more alike years back, with longer hairs and we are both quite tall too. But heck there will always be one thing that makes the difference.
Of course,
needless to say, I look so much better. Muahahahahahahaaaaaa….
*syok sendiri*
Ok, I know that was lame
but true
But seriously guys, I still don't know what all the confusion was about.
Side note: As usual, the conversations had been altered to add spice and oomph in the story, but not too far off from what happened.


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The main house has two king-size bedrooms. A separate but attached self contained guest suite, with
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The master bedroom in the main house is very spacious and has a generous closet/dressing area and a
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This home has a UV water purification system that makes all water safe.
WiFi internet will keep you in touch with the world if needed. The living area has a large TV with a
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Sirius radio is easily plumbed to the patio sitting area, where you will undoubtedly spend most of
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Whales breaching, dolphins and other large fish are a common sight, from almost anywhere in the
The island kitchen is large enough to host a large number of people. All the furniture is very
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For the ultimate getaway with total privacy this vacation destination is waiting for you.
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Internet and satellite TV, with Sirrius radio
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Satellite TV with Sirrius Radio and speakers out on the patio, under the palapa.
Full size appliances including, side by side fridge, range and oven, microwave, blender, toaster,
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A washer and dryer in seperate laundry area.
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Local Toddler's Death Inspires Safety Video
3-Year-Old Kendall Wallace Died In 2007 After Dresser Fell On Her
A Jamul couple has turned their tragic loss into a message that they are hoping will save lives.
» Sign Up For Breaking News Alerts» Like Us On Facebook» Follow Us On TwitterOn Thursday, at the UltraStar Cinemas in Mission Valley, Eric and Niki Wallace debuted a video that warns parents about the hidden dangers inside a home.In the video, Niki Wallace said, "I went and checked on her, and when I found her, the dresser had tipped on top of her, so I found her under the dresser."In 2007, the Wallaces' 3-year-old daughter, Kendall, tried to climb a small dresser using the drawers."She had told me she didn't think Kendall was alive," Eric Wallace said.The 30-minute video is produced by the Trauma Research Education Foundation (TREF), which is supported by six local trauma centers and Safe Kids San Diego. The video shows viewers how to give their homes a safety makeover."We kind of wanted to do this just to teach families and get the word out there of what needs to be done in a home so this doesn't happen to another family," explained Niki Wallace.Medical experts say young children pulling furniture or TVs onto themselves is a serious problem. In September 2011, 3-year-old Isabella Rodriguez of Encinitas died after a TV on a dresser fell on her."We're seeing this happen more and more often, not just in San Diego County, but around the country," said Sue Cox, director of Trauma and Volunteer Services at Rady Children's Hospital.The video explains how to anchor furniture and TVs so they are secure. It also covers other danger zones like swimming pools.On average, six county toddlers die every year from drowning, according to county statistics. It is the top cause of death in that age group.But according to Cox, it isn't always in swimming pools."It's bathtubs and even toilets and buckets, sometimes," said Cox.The video covers home safety for all ages, including infants and seniors.The Wallaces opened up their home to be the video's backdrop as a way to honor Kendall."We bring her up all the time, we celebrate her birthday every year," said Niki Wallace.The International Star Registry has given the Wallaces a star in Kendall's name.A nationwide study is starting up soon to track these types of accidents, according to Cox.To watch the video, click here.


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The Susquehanna Township School District has been dealing with a number of issues lately and many residents and parents believed the recent election of new school board members was a step in the right direction.
They came to Monday night's board meeting to say so. It was the first school board meeting in Susquehanna Township since three new members were elected.
One of the three newest members was Carol Karl. She once again brought up the district's handling of the case of Shawn Sharkey, the former assistant principal who was accused of having sex with a student. But there were also questions about who in the district may have withheld information.
"What process is now in place in our school district for handling reports of suspected child abuse by a staff member?" she asked. "To whom are staff to report suspicions?"
In addition to Karl, the other two new board members are Clifton Edwards and Helen Spence.


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Street Style Report: Four Stylish Halloween Looks in Nob Hill
We called upon Old Navy visual stylist and Guam native, Robert Shabazz, to cook up some stylish Halloween looks. From a dapper, dancing Sammy Davis Jr. (above) to a iPad-reading, shoe-tying modern Mr. Rogers, here's what he came up with.
Sammy Davis Jr.: American Apparel shirt; H&M tie, jacket and pants; Vintage tie clip, purchased at Wasteland; Black patent shoes from Zara; Haircut from Bonnie at Hair on Hyde.
James Dean: H&M white t-shirt, black pants and oxford shoes; Denim jacket by Levi's; "Love Always" tattoo done at Lyle Tuttle.
Billy Budd: White button-down shirt, custom made in Guam; Marni for H&M scarf; Pants from H&M; Casio watch, purchased from American Apparel; Deena & Ozzy white canvas oxfords, purchased at Urban Outfitters.
Modern Mr. Rogers: White button-down shirt, from American Apparel; Topman floral tie; Vintage red cardigan, purchased from Wasteland; Black pants from H&M; Uniqlo polka-dotted socks; Comme des Garcon for Converse sneakers, purchased from Shotwell; Burberry watch; Apple iPad.
Seven style questions for Robert:
1. What was your best Halloween costume?
A few years ago, the visual merchandising team I was on dressed as the entire Jon & Kate +8 clan. It was the best group costume collaboration I've ever been a part of. I'm a sucker for current event costumes though. This year, I'm trying to convince a good friend of mine and her boyfriend to dress as Michelle Obama and Mitt Romney having a secret affair!
2. What are you always packing?
Earbuds, hand sanitizer, a notepad, pen, oil blot sheets and a book.
3. What's your go-to scent?
My all-time favorite is L'Homme by Yves Saint Laurent. It works so well year round and can be used for every social situation.
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I like a man in slim-cut trousers and an Oxford button-down.
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Suspenders worn with belts. It just doesn't make sense.
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A leather paper bag. With the new 10 cent per bag law in San Francisco, it would be the perfect accessory.
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Fly Bar, Churchill, Puerto Alegre, Therapy Home Furnishings, Welcome Stranger.
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Ah so limiting one to the few aliens in TOS would be the best choice for any prequel? Just because we did not see them on screen does not imply that the Federation is limited to Andorians, Vulcans, Tellarites and hoo-moons
Besides, important is above all that a character is interesting, which was the case for Phlox IMO. He had the alien view upon mankind which yielded many interesting and funny insights.
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It was hillarious to see Alvin Gentry's game 4 post game interview. When asked about Brandon Roy's return to the game and its affect on the game. He started this odd shoulder twitch. His remarks were nice enough, but you could see the general sense of uneasyness.
He just realised in that moment that the Suns have no real answer for Brandon and his ability to neutralize there defensive strategy.
Here is the link, at 42 seconds Alvin Gentry shows us his TELL... He does this funny neck twitch, collar adjustment thing.. when trying to downplay Brandon's emotional return to the game.
Tonight is going to be a great night, regardless of the outcome i think we are going to see the best game of the series. And the great games in the playoffs always bring out the best games from the greatest 2 players from both teams,
OUR PLAYER- Brandon Roy
Phoenix's- J rich..... Nash..... STAT..... I'd be nervous and twitching too if I was there coach and realized they had to step up even more...


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Tipi raising marked by music, blessing
More than 70 people gathered around a tipi that was raised in the Oak Grove on April 30. The event celebrated the new structure with live flute music and a blessing.
In January, Adjunct Professor of 3D Design Totem Shriver's Introduction to Studio Art class received an unpainted tipi from McMinnville resident Kathleen Wallace. Wallace, a member of the Lakota Sioux Tribe, requested that the class decorate the tipi.
After the painting was finished, Shriver said he planned to raise the completed structure in the Oak Grove.
"I wanted it on the front lawn of the college — in the Oak Grove, sitting near Pioneer Hall and on the commencement green," he said. "It deserves to be put in a significant place where people will notice it and ask questions about it."
Shriver and several friends from the McMinnville community raised the tipi for the first time for a celebratory ceremony in the Oak Grove.
"Now that it's standing, it has a new purpose, so it was important to have it dedicated," Shriver said. "It's a powerful image that shows clear ties to history."
Jan Michael Looking Wolf, an award-winning flutist and Grand Rond Native, led the ceremony with flute music and a message about the equal value of humankind.
"It was such an encompassing message that connected with people," Shriver said. "He talked about how it doesn't matter if you are the president or a hobo —everyone has valid things to say about life."
Shriver said that he decided to spend seven nights in the tipi and invited all interested students and faculty to join him. He stayed in the tipi from April 30 to May 7.
"The more I think about it, I think of this as a happening," Shriver said. "I am there and never know what is going to happen until people show up and make it happen. Of course, I am part of the mix for the happening, and that is great fun. I am getting to meet all of these different groups of people from night to night."
Sophomore Brierre Jeffers said she received an e-mail specifically inviting her to the celebration because she is one of 28 registered Native American students on campus.
Jeffers attended the ceremony and spent a night in the tipi with Shriver and 10 other students.
"Before now, I haven't really delved into my Native American background," Jeffers said. "This experience has really opened my eyes to the culture and made me realize that it's something that's still alive today. It's something I can really identify with."
The tipi was returned to Wallace on May 7.
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For all the Angels fans that are bailing out, that are hanging up their halos and heading for the door, GO! Get off the rally monkey's back, get in your cars and drive to the Staple Center...or wherever the next fair weather fan event is being held. Because this is the part of being a fan where it takes guts, where it takes FAITH, this is exactly the kind of series that tests everything, the manager, the team, and yes, the fans. So if this is where you get off, good, because from here on out, it's true Angel fans only.
This SERIES IS a LONG WAY from being over, ANGELS in 7! ANGELS in 7. PERIOD.
Our team went to New York, played in the cold, played in the rain, played against the best team money can buy, perhaps one of the best teams on paper, in our generation. No Yankee team has EVER hit this many home runs, they have 4 MVP candidates if you count A-Rod, Jeter, Tex, and CC and then Mariano Rivera isn't far behind in that category...so yes, this is FAR and AWAY the most STACKED team in the league, by about 80 million dollars!!! That being said, Baseball is about momentum and chemistry, that is why this Yankee team still lost 57 games this year despite being stuffed to the neck with cash.
The Angels just rolled over Boston like a tank running over plastic toy army men, and after all that buildup and hype, it was almost too easy. Boston had a glass jaw this year, the crumbled after one Torii Hunter uppercut, sprawled out on the floor in a puddle of steroids and stool. Their fans ran to their cars to hide the tears....
SO OUR team lost 2 games, that is why it's a 7 game series and not a 3 game series. The Yankees were supposed to win the first two, the Angels are supposed to win the next 3. We kicked Yankee but heading into the All STAR break and by god we can do it again, with even more gusto and vigor! If that happens....not only are we back in this thing, we can win this thing. In fact, we HAVE to win 2 of the next 3 and then just hold the line and muscle out a couple more. It won't be easy, it won't be relaxed, and IT NEVER SHOULD BE. EXPECT A BATTLE! EXPECT AN ANGEL's HERO to step up, Expect a miracle. WE ARE THE ANGELS.
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GO ANGELS, and hell yes, I AM STILL PROUD OF THIS DAMN TEAM!!!!


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Pittsburgh City Councilman Offers Act 47 Advice to Harrisburg
Pittsburgh City Councilman Bill Peduto serves on the Pennsylvania Municipalities Communities in Crisis Board with Mayor Linda Thompson. Peduto says they've talked about Act 47 and how it can be a useful tool, if used properly.
Next week the Thompson Administration will make its case for why it believes state oversight can help Harrisburg dig out of $288 million worth of debt.
"It takes years to build these types of problems and it takes years to get out," said Peduto.
Peduto knows all too well. The Steel City has been under Act 47 since 2003.
"It won't solve all of your problems, I think that's the critical issue, but it will allow you to survive," said Peduto.
After five years, Pittsburgh turned a $90 million deficit into a $40 million surplus. Harrisburg is even more in the red, missing incinerator debt payments and barely able to make payroll each month. Under Act 47, a coordinator will help develop a plan to tackle those problems.
"The state gets to appoint the financial advisor and we assume it will be Scott Balice," said Mayor Thompson Spokesperson Chuck Ardo.
The same Chicago consulting firm Councilman Peduto warns of. Scott Balice proposed Pittsburgh lease its parking garages to a private investor over 50 years for a one-time payment of $451 million. Pittsburgh City Council voting it down on Wednesday saying Wall Street would be making out on the deal, not the city.
"When harrisburg is looking at solutions...Those types of opportunities aren't being written to help municipalities, they're being written to make money," said Peduto.
Harrisburg will get a chance to plead its case for Act 47 at a meeting scheduled for next Wednesday.Copyright © 2014, The Morning Call


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This is my contribution to the Fall Fest FN Dish on Food Network this week. Don't forget to check out the other great recipes below my recipe here.
Chelsea, my best friend and cousin, came in on Sunday to visit me. Monday night we went to see one of our old friends and phenomenal guitarist Jonny Radtke from Kill Hannah (Polar Moon). Although, he was not on tour with Kill Hannah he was playing with the band Filter; which was cool to see. One of the arts we at Muusat enjoy is making treats for our friends in a few bands. Monday night we took them some popcorn balls and pumpkin nutella bread. After a few marriage proposals from Phil ( jokingly of course ) we were glad to see they enjoyed the food just as much as we enjoyed the show. Can not wait till next time! Lots of hugs to Jonny and Filter!
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Spray two regular sized glass loaf pans with olive oil cooking spray. Set aside. In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking soda, salt, and pumpkin pie spice. Set aside. In a large bowl, whisk together sugar, oil, water,sour cream, pumpkin, eggs, and extracts. Whisk until smooth and combined. Slowly stir in the flour mixture. Mix until ingredients are combined. Pour the batter into the loaf pans, making sure batter is evenly divided. Drop one large spatula full of Nutella onto each loaf pan. Swirl the Nutella into the pumpkin batter with a knife. Place the loaf pans onto a baking sheet and place in the oven. Bake for 60 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool for 15 minutes in the pan and then carefully remove the loaves. Cool half way before slicing.
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What's Gaby Cooking: Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Bars
The Cultural Dish: Pumpkin Waffles
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Daydreamer Desserts: Pumpkin Fattigman
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Cooking Channel: Pumpkin Risotto
The Sensitive Epicure: Pumpkin Whoopie Pies With Molasses Marshmallows
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