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19th century technology to solve 21st century problems. Yep, Corridor One was a visionary idea.
You could offer the best train anywhere, and it still would be a taxpayer money pit. Folks in the 'burbs moved there in many cases because they didn't want the hassles of the city, including public transit. (Plus we built them good roads to facilitate that move.) You'd have to change their whole attitude toward transit, for one, and that's hard.
License to kill gophers by the government of the United Nations. Man, free to kill gophers at will. To kill you must know your enemy, and in this case, my enemy is a varmint. And a varmint will not quit, ever.
I listened to them when they were 104.1, before they traded with WNNK and got 93.5.
But I don't listen to them much anymore. I just don't understand the appeal--if you're middle-aged, like me, this is the same music you were listening to when you were 18. Move on. I mean, c'mon, how much Supertramp and Blue Oyster Cult and Foreigner can a person take in a lifetime?
No questions being "begged" here. Use "raises the question" instead.
"Beg the question" is a logical fallacy of assuming as true what you have yet to prove by your argument. Just because 99 percent of people, including reporters and copy editors, use it incorrectly doesn't change it into a synonym for "raise the question."
Well, if you polled people on what we should have for dinner, we'd all be eating pizza every night. Just because a majority of people want something doesn't automatically make it good.
In this case, though, the people are right. The Ds oppose it because it may deter some of their voting base, and concoct wild scenarios in which somehow it's as hard to get an ID as it is a genuine Gucci handbag for $50.
Wow, union folks really took over this thread.
Safety has nothing to do with it. Tens of thousands of private companies sell liquor and wine now--restaurant and tavern and hotel licensees. If safety was the important thing, state government would run restaurants and bars.
Further, what do kids like to drink? Merlot? Scotch? No, beer and things like Smirnoff ice. Who sells that? Distributors and taverns owned by private companies. So if it's about saving the children, why doesn't the state sell beer as well?
Privatize. When 48 other states don't do it, that tells you something.
Absolutely! I respect everybody's right to live their lives the way they wish, but only if they don't endanger or hurt others. Your right to allow you kid to get whooping cough or measles unfortunately imperils the rest of us whose immunization may have worn off (as well as infants who are too young for the shot yet).
The problem here is that (1), too many people believe the anti-immunization crap they get on the internet or the Mommynet, and (2), immunizations have been so successful that people haven't seen a child that has had measles or has died of whooping cough, so they don't know how bad things used to be. I had mumps as a kid, and it was not fun.
Live your life as you wish, but don't endanger your innocent children. Get them their shots.
just don't build it of combustible material
It's made of wood and plastic and a layer of wood chips on the ground so that kids that fall don't smash their heads onto steel and concrete like in the days of playgrounds past, when I was a sprout. We're not going back to those days, that's for sure.
So it's going to burn if some arsonist wants it to. The key is to try to stop arsonists
"chaise lounge"
No such creature. It's chaise longue. Although I suspect the constant misuse has enshrined the mistake in the dictionary.
Oh well. (But misusing "begging the question" is still wrong, wrong, wrong.)
1. Many people supporting this think it's a tax cut. Nope. It's tax shifting. We still need to pay for schools, and will need the same amount of tax revenue, plus more in future years. It's just a matter of who will pay it.
2. Seniors who own a home will benefit, since they probably buy less stuff subject to the higher sales tax and depend upon pensions and SS, not earned income, and PA doesn't tax their pensions or SS.
3. If you work and own a modest home, you'll probably pay more overall taxes. If you work and own a home that's at the upper end of what you can afford, you'll probably break even. If you rent, you'll pay more.
4. Age does not excuse you from taxes. Just because you're over 65 and don't have kids in school doesn't mean you are exempt from paying school property taxes any more than I should be exempt from paying the 1.45 percent Medicare tax that comes out of my paycheck every month even though I'm years away from using it. We all benefit, we all pay.
5. The problem is not the tax structure. The problems are jelly-spined school boards who give in to teacher unions on contracts, increasing amounts of unfunded school mandates, and increased costs of construction due to prevailing wage, among many others. If schools spend more, we have to pay more. Show up and vote for your school directors. Too many of you stay home and then complain later.
It's constitutional because municipalities are a creation of state government, and state statutes and the state constitution govern them. There aren't any federal constitutional issues involved, such as free speech or due process.
State government--the elected lawmakers and governor selected by the people--created the provisions of Act 44, and when it's applied, the local government has to follow its provisions.
Act 44 is not a violation of rights--it's the last ditch attempt to save a city from misfortune or past malfeasance. It's a sad situation, to be sure, but it's not a matter of constitutionality.
How were voters "disenfranchised?" Were they prevented from voting in council and mayoral elections?
The black community--plus the white community, the latino community, the gay community, the short community, the bald community, and the penis-free community--had a chance to have input when they voted in the election.
If they don't like what their representatives are doing now that they are in office, vote them out next time. You don't just try to go around them through the judicial process unless there's a clear constitutional violation. You don't sue because you're butt-hurt.
And some of the "people" are little old ladies whose pension fund or own investments include Hershey. And the better Hershey performs, the more secure her pension is, so she won't have to live on generic beans or cat food bought at the Aldi.
It's spring, which means it's the start gypsy and English traveler season. Be on the alert, especially if you live just off a major highway.
My mother-in-law's neighborhood in Carlisle would get them. Sometimes one of them will knock on the door and ask to use the phone or for a glass of water, while the other scouts the backyard for open doors and will grab what he can.
His shoes? Who wants a middle-aged guy's stinky shoes?
Yes, corporations have rights. If you think they don't, why don't we send the FBI on a warrantless search of the ACLU and the NRA and the NAACP and see what they can find after rummaging through their office records for a few days. (4th amendment, by the way)
For perspective, the article should mention that the Keystone Resource Center is a union think tank, with the other group no doubt a spinoff.
Also, a couple of questions by the reporter on the group's motivations and ultimate goals would have been nice. That way, readers can get a better idea why the group is asking and why companies aren't offering up the information.
Because that's the way it is. The state created municipalities and can do to the codes that govern them--the Borough Code, the First Class Township Code, the Second Class Township Code, the Third Class City Code, etc--what they will.
We have, like, 2,600 municipalities in PA. Do you want them all making their own ordinances on everything? The state has to set up boundaries and limitations on their powers. That only makes sense.
Because con men are good, and the most of us are greedy and dim.
Evergreen Road in Fairview Township whenever 83 north is backed up.
People coming north see the congestion, get off at the Reeser's Summit exit and go down Evergreen, which is about an 8 percent downhill grade, like 25 mph is 250 mph. I can always tell when there's an accident on 83 north--the dipstick speeder quotient for the neighboor doubles.


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The South Carolina man who made national headlines during the partial government shutdown for taking care of the grounds at the National Mall and several memorials will be rewarded this week for his efforts.
The one-man "Memorial Militia" Chris Cox will return to the Lincoln Memorial on Wednesday to receive a chainsaw and other donations from around the country through the charity crowdfunding site, CrowdItForward.com and STIHL.
Images of Cox doing his work while clutching a South Carolina flag quickly made the rounds on social media in early October.
He said he was cleaning up the areas around the memorials and the National Mall in advance of the scheduled Million Vet March.
Cox was eventually asked by Park Police to stop doing the volunteer work.
The site has raised over $1,800 for Cox. Any funds over the original goal of $1,500 will be donated to The Green Beret Foundation or a charity of his choice.
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12:30pm Wednesday 5th February 2014 in News By Hannah Green
A BITTER row over an Ilminster footpath intensified this week as official plans were published to make it a public right of way.
Somerset County Council has issued an order under Section 53(2) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 to add the path which adjoins Winterhay Lane and Home Farm Way in Green Lane – known locally as Bumpy Lane – to the town's map.
But farmers and residents at the northern end of the lane have vowed to take their fight against this all the way.
The order states that objections, detailing specific reasons, must be sent in writing to the council before March 12.
If any objections are made, they will be sent with the order to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs – Owen Paterson – to be considered.
Campaigners who live at the northern end of the lane say they will be lodging an objection.
Speaking on behalf of them, John Waldie said: "It's working farm land with animals and tractors going up and down, which doesn't make it an appropriate footpath.
"But what is equally important is that there is an existing footpath which reaches the same destination – it is just a bit longer.
"We believe that the county council have made a wrong decision, based on inaccurate reports and dubious evidence.
"We are confident that when the matter is submitted to the Secretary of State, as it inevitably will be, that the county council's order will be overturned and true justice will prevail."
The issue has been the subject of an ongoing battle between those farmers and residents, and other people in the area who believe the footpath should be made an official right of way.
The path had been used unchallenged for 50 years before 'private' signs were placed at two entrances in August 2012.
Hundreds of people signed a petition calling for Bumpy Lane to be adopted as a public footpath since the disagreement broke out and the Winterhay Action Group was quickly formed by regular path users.
Gemma Watkins, of the group, said: "We are very pleased that matters are progressing as they should."
Objections can be sent to Rights of Way Definitive Map Team, Environment Department, Somerset County Council, County Hall, Taunton, TA1 4DY, Ref: RW/252M/339L
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Winterhay Farm has been converted into a small estate of converted farm building so little is left of the farm and the hive of activity that once existed.
This is a very weak reason to object to people walking along a road, where animals are not free to roam and farm machinery is seldom seen.
Of course it may seem like a busy working farm if you have moved there from an urban environment.
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---- — WINDHAM — Two religious groups have projects before town boards for approval.
Jehovah's Witnesses have approached the town about establishing a Kingdom Hall for worship at 10 Libby Road.
Meanwhile, Crossing Life Church is seeking a variance to use a property at 122 and 125 North Lowell Road for church purposes.
Conservation Commission members briefly discussed the Jehovah's Witnesses project last week before concluding they didn't have enough information to act.
The group has informed the town it has a purchase-and-sales agreement for 10 Libby Road.
Elder Mike Paciello said the Kingdom Hall would serve Jehovah's Witnesses from Windham, Derry, Londonderry and Salem.
He estimated there are as many as 250 to 300 worshippers in those communities.
"We are still very early in the planning," Paciello said.
Crossing Life, which had held services at Windham High School, has purchased the Taylor Farm property on North Lowell Road that includes a former bingo hall.
"Crossing Life Church proposes to use the property for church purposes including a parish house and (school), and to enjoy other uses which are customary and incidental to a church on this property," a public hearing notice said.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment is holding a hearing Tuesday.
The area is zoned as a Neighborhood Business District, which does not allow the church use.
A posting on the church's Facebook page said it started services at the property in September.
Launched in Windham in 2005 by Pastor Shawn Foster and his wife, Stephanie, Crossing Life has grown to include churches in Maine and Holland.
The pastor did not immediately return a call about the church project.
But a posting on the church website said the church has never had a permanent home in Windham.
"For many years, we here at Crossing Life Church have been meeting in schools, day care centers, and people's homes and for many years we have dreamed of the day when we would finally settle into a church building 'home' of our own," it reads.
The church website also said the project includes the Windham Crossing Learning Center, with a daycare, preschool and kindergarten.
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A week or so ago, in our fair town, a man rides the city bus with a shotgun in a bag. His ex, who has acquired a "protective" order against this convicted felon, hops on the bus at the next stop.
She walks on, is surprised and frightened to see the felon there, confused about how to react, she sits down with the felon, and meekly listens as he leans over to her and whispers. In seconds she stands up, and begins screaming for someone to call the police, because he is going to kill her.
No one moves, or reacts in any perceptible way. The felon pulls his shotgun from its bag. She continues screaming, and lunges into the aisle panic stricken. While doing so, she knocks him back and he drops the gun. Still, no one moves to aid her.
The bus driver notices and requests that the felon drop his gun, pointing out that it is illegal. The felon ignores him, recovers the gun, and while the women continues to beg for her life and for help from the witnesses, forces her off of the bus at gunpoint. As they step off of the bus, the felon murders her in front of men, women, and children. Not one person moved to aid her.
How could this travesty occur????.....she was protected by the "NO WEAPONS" policy of the city bus company, the federal law prohibiting felons from possessing firearms, the protective order prohibiting contact between the two of them, the city ordinance prohibiting firing a gun within city limits, and the bus full of un-armed people that gazed in awe at the violence that "could never happen to me".
Able-bodied men sat and watched with rapt attention while an innocent woman was blown to smithereens........ not one other armed person on the bus. What a bunch of cowards, just like all the other gun haters.
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Routes Sorted
L to R R to L Alpha
This is a nice pumpy route that climbs one of the few obvious features on the wall. There are a handful of moves in the lower bit of the route that are actually harder than the rest but most will cite the pump as the main difficulty.
Find the roof that dominates the left side of the crag. This route climbs up to and laybacks past the right end of the roof before moving left around the roof to finish at anchors above the right end of the roof. Just left of 49.
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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - Right now, Toys for Tots is 43,000 toys short of where they want to be. But they might even be further behind if it weren't for the help of one very compassionate eight-year-old girl from Pelahatchie.
Bethani Grace Alman, an East Rankin Academy student, says the 17,000 toys that have been collected so far are not enough for the 30,000 families who have signed up for Toys for Tots. "We need a lot more," she says.
Bethani Grace first volunteered to collect Toys for Tots last year. The sheer number of children in need touched her heart. This year, along with sorting collected toys and making television appearances to get the word out, she also helped organize a concert this week, where everyone was asked to bring an unwrapped toy.
"We need baby dolls, we can have dress up, Barbie dolls, all of the other stuff, footballs, crafts," she says of some of the toys being collected.
"We wouldn't be where we are right now if it weren't for her, to be honest with you," says 1st Sergeant Seth Miller, who is spearheading the Toys for Tots effort in the Jackson area.
Boxes of toys have already been taken to the Jackson Convention Center, where families who applied for Toys for Tots will pick them up this Saturday.
But as Sergeant Miller tells us, organizers are making an 11th hour plea for more help.
"Our goal is to give each child three toys. If we have to, we'll scale back to one toy per child. That's the worst case scenario," he says. "Give up the Starbucks for a couple of days, give up a day of lunch. Instead of buying a $10 or $15 lunch, go buy a $10 or $15 toy and drop it in a box.
Friday is a big pick-up day for Toys for Tots. The Marines will be going to government agencies, business, and other places that have been doing toy drives of their own. But don't forget, you can still drop off new and unwrapped toys at Walmart, Walgreens, or Sonic.
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Tofu can go bad if it is left open, not refrigerated properly and left in unchanged water. The best way to keep your tofu from going bad is to keep it chilled in the refrigerator and change the water routinely.
Here are some helpful tips to prevent you from eating tofu gone bad!
First of all, you should always store your opened tofu in an air-tight container in the refrigerator. However, you must place the tofu in clean water and change it everyday in order to keep the tofu from going bad. You can always tell if the tofu is spoiled by its smell. If there is no smell, then the tofu is good to eat, but if there is a sour aroma to the tofu you should definitely toss it out.
Refrigerated tofu types can be stored unopened for two months in the refrigerator. However, if you open it up, you may only have a week to consume it before it spoils. Tofu can also be placed in a freezer and frozen for up to three months.
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There are mysteries that are so eerie and strange that they boggle the mind for days on end. The case of Elisa Lam is one of them. In February 2013, this 21-year-old student from Vancouver, Canada, was found dead inside the Cecil Hotel's rooftop water tank in Los Angeles. The L.A. County Department of Coroner ruled the death "accidental due to drowning" and said no traces of drugs or alcohol were found during the autopsy. However, there is much more to the story than what is implied by police reports. The first piece of evidence that needs to be considered is an elevator surveillance tape that recorded Elisa's behavior only a few moments before she lost her life.
The four-minute video posted on YouTube shows Elisa pressing all of the elevator buttons and waiting for it to move. Seeing that the elevator doors are not closing, starts behaving extremely bizarrely. Here's the video.
At first, Elisa enters the elevator and apparently presses all of its buttons. She then waits for something to happen but, for some reason, the elevator door doesn't shut. She starts to look around, as if she is expecting (or hiding from) someone. At 1:57, her arms and hands start moving in a very strange matter (almost not human) as she appears to be talking to someone, something … or nothing at all. She then walks away. The elevator door then shuts and appears to start working again.
Right after the events of the video, Elisa apparently gained access to the rooftop of the hotel, climbed to its water tank and, somehow, ended up drowning in it. Her body was found two weeks after her death, after hotel guests complained about the water's taste and color. Incredible.
Seeing the surveillance footage, most people would conclude that she was under the influence of drugs. However, Elisa did not have a history of drug use and her autopsy concluded that no drugs were involved. When one looks at the context and the circumstances of this death, things become even more mysterious.
Cecil Hotel's Dark History
Built in the 1920s to cater to "businessmen to come into town and spend a night or two", Cecil Hotel was quickly upstaged by more glamorous hotels. Located near the infamous Skid Row area, the hotel began renting rooms on a long-term basis for cheap prices, a policy that attracted a shiftier crowd. The hotel's reputation quickly went from "shifty" to "morbid" when it became notorious for numerous suicides and murders, as well as lodging famous serial killers.
Built in the 1920s to cater to "businessmen to come into town and spend a night or two", Cecil Hotel was quickly upstaged by more glamorous hotels. Located near the infamous Skid Row area, the hotel began renting rooms on a long-term basis for cheap prices, a policy that attracted a shiftier crowd. The hotel's reputation quickly went from "shifty" to "morbid" when it became notorious for numerous suicides and murders, as well as lodging famous serial killers.
"Part of its sordid history, involves two serial killers, Richard Ramirez and Jack Unterweger.
Now on death row, Ramirez, labeled "the Nightstalker", was living at the Cecil Hotel in 1985, in a top floor room. He was charged 14 dollars a night. In a building filled with transients, he remained unnoticed as he stalked and killed his 13 female victims. Richard Schave, said "He was dumping his bloody clothes in the Dumpster, at the end of his evening and returned via the back entrance."
Jack Unterweger, was a journalist covering crime in Los Angeles for an Austrian magazine in 1991. "We believe he was living at the Cecil Hotel in homage to Ramirez," Schave said.
He is blamed with killing three prostitutes in Los Angeles, while being a guest at the Cecil.
In the 50's and 60's the Cecil was known as a place that people would go to jump out of one of the hotel's windows to commit suicide.
Helen Gurnee, in her 50s, leaped from a seventh floor window, landing on the Cecil Hotel marquee, on October 22, 1954.
Julia Moore jumped from her eighth floor room window, on February 11, 1962.
Pauline Otton, 27, jumped from a ninth floor window after an argument with her estranged husband, on October 12, 1962. Otton landed on George Gianinni, 65, who was walking on the side walk, 90 feet below. Both were killed instantly.
There was also a murder of one of the residents. "Pigeon Goldie" Osgood, a retired telephone operator, known for protecting and feeding pigeons in a nearby park, was found dead in his ransacked room on June 4, 1964. He had been stabbed, strangled, and raped. The crime still remains unsolved."
- Las Vegas Guardian Express, Elisa Lam, Morbid History Of Two Serial Killers Unfolds At "Cecil Hotel"
Elisa Lam's case is yet another sordid addition to the hotel's history and can lead us to ask: "What the hell is wrong with that place"?
When the elevator door closes there seems to be a grayish mist in there
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someone also jumped from the seventh story.
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I find her hand movements disturbing. Starting at 1:57 and ending about 2:15. Her hands also seem bigger than what they should be for being somebody that looks so small. This is a very creepy video I believe. I dont think I'd ever stay in that hotel...
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|The Cecil Hotel
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First iPhone 4S Image Sensor to Be Identified Comes from Sony
Sony markings on iPhone 4S camera sensor die
While iFixit performed the first thorough teardown of the iPhone 4S yesterday, Chipworks has now turned its more powerful equipment on the chips themselves, notably identifying Sony as the manufacturer of the 8-megapixel camera sensor in the first iPhone 4S they examined.
In order to get our readers the device manufacturer as soon as possible, rather than going through a fuming sulfuric acid chip deprocessing we chose to use our infrared microscope to look through the structure of this image sensor. What you see are the die markings on the base layer of the image sensor. The image isn't beautiful, but it's enough to tell us that Sony is in our particular iPhone 4S.OmniVision has historically been the supplier for the image sensor in the iPhone, but comments from Sony CEO Howard Stringer earlier this year started rumors that Sony might take over production for the iPhone 4S. Later reports had said the two companies would be splitting the load with OmniVision handling up to 90% of production, but issues at OmniVision were later said to have led to Apple shifting orders to Sony. Weak financial guidance from OmniVision further fueled rumors that it had lost at least a substantial portion of the iPhone business.
As Chipworks notes, a single test unit is not sufficient to establish the balance of production should Apple be employing a dual-supplier solution for the iPhone 4S camera sensor. But Sony is at least involved in production this time around, and additional results should give a better picture of where Apple's orders have fallen.
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This is an interesting turnout.
It's interesting that Sony is, in essence, directly helping their competitor succeed. But then again most Nikon cameras use Sony sensors.
After seeing all the crappy cameras that Sony makes, how did they manage to slip into my beautiful 4S and produce such wonderful pictures? Oh... Well, cause it's apple, duh! :)
Dare I feed the troll? OK...
1) What crappy cameras are you referring to, being sure to compare the referenced camera(s) to the comparably-priced competitors*, and,
2) How, specifically, does an apple logo on the enclosure make it not crapy?
This should be good...
*Feel free to compare the A77/NEX-7 with cameras costing 2x-4x as much...
But note that it's using Apple's own lens and software.Apple's own lens? Don't be ridiculous.
"Our engineers have added a 5th lens blah blah" is marketing BS.
Apple provides the specs to Sony, Sony manufactures it. In fact it might not even be a custom design, but something that Sony offers anyway (as is the case with the OmniVision modules)
This is sick. Who does his type of investigative work on an effing phone? Man!
Apple needs to enter the camera industry.
This is an interesting turnout. After seeing all the crappy cameras that Sony makes, how did they manage to slip into my beautiful 4S and produce such wonderful pictures? Oh... Well, cause it's apple, duh! :)Sony has made (and most likely will going forward) most of the digital camera sensors in the world. In all kinds of cameras. In Sony, Apple, Canon, Nikon, everybody.
Ugh Sony doesn't know how to make good cameras and video. They should have partnered with Canon.
You have no clue.
But note that it's using Apple's own lens and software.
Lens; No. It is a 5-element design which is coupled tightly to the sensor - I cannot believe the whole assembly is not made by Sony. As an optical designer, I would love to get the optical design and analyze the limits of the imaging performance, but I can tell you it has improved distortion, sharpness, and color correction over the 4.
Software; Yes.
Ugh Sony doesn't know how to make good cameras and video.
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Senate Session, Part 2
The Senate resumed consideration of S.3457, the Veterans Jobs Corps Act.
*The transcript for this program was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.
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- Grassley, Charles "Chuck" E. U.S. Senator [R] Iowa
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5 Rise-&-Shine Breakfast Ideas Under 300 Calories
They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day and it's because we will become hungrier throughout the day if we choose to skip it. The larger and more cumbersome meals we consume mean the body must process an increased amount of calories in a shorter amount of time. This can spike sugar levels in the blood and cause numerous amounts of health problems. As well, if you are trying to achieve a healthy weight and lifestyle eating this meal will help speed up your metabolism, prevent you from binging, and keep you in a good mood, with a focused mind. Below we have found 5 new rise and shine worthy happy and healthy breakfast recipes that are under 300 calories. Start your day off right, and with a smile! You will have no regrets adding the extra calories on, as they are completely good for you, and will keep you going throughout a busy work day.
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1. Scrambled Egg Burrito
This delicious morning glory breakfast idea is ready in just 15 minutes, and boasts a Southwestern flare packed with proteins and a spicy kick.
Ingredients: Eggs, low-fat or skim milk, cilantro, light cheese blind, tortillas, tomatoes, salsa, jalapenos
Calories: 259
2. Cornflake French Toast Crunch
Who doesn't love a heaping plate of french toast? This delightful breakfast reinvented idea incorporates a cool crunch with low calorie cornflakes. You can go light on the butter and syrup if you're looking to cut even more calories, but where's the fun in that?
Ingredients: Cornflakes, eggs, low-fat or skim milk, whole-wheat or whole grain bread, butter, maple syrup
Calories: 149 per slice
3. Green Eggs and Ham Fritata
This delicious rise and shine breakfast idea is perhaps the offspring of the Dr. Seuss book, and it definitely tastes as warm and inviting as our fondest childhood memories. This breakfast delight is also great because you can get a weeks worth of meals out of it, score!
Ingredients: Eggs, dill, salt, freshly ground pepper, extra-virgin olive oil, spinach, ham, low calorie cheese
Calories: 217 per slice
4. Oatmeal Topped with Apples, Cinnamon and granola
There is nothing more satisfying than a warm bowl of oatmeal on a cold winter day, and this hearty breakfast is packed with fiber, heart-healthy fats, and is a good source of calcium. With the combination of ripe apples, cinnamon, honey and granola you will have a reason to skip, shine, and smile throughout the day.
Ingredients: Almonds, fat-free or skim milk, oatmeal, sliced apples, cinnamon, granola, honey
Calories: 258
5. Vanilla Yogurt, Chocolate, Almond and Berry Parfait
This delicious breakfast idea is as decadent as it is good for you! The combination of dark chocolate and blueberries are both rich in heart-healthy antioxidants and taste astounding together. Add heaping scoops of yogurt and garish with the suggested ingredients, or add a few of your own for a personalized parfait.
Ingredients: Blueberries, Strawberries, Blackberries, vanilla or Greek-style yogurt, dark-chocolate, granola, almonds
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Puck Daddy put out his Death Watch article this morning, and it shows something that might be of interest to us.
Just because all the teams making the playoffs in the West have clinched their playoff fates, that doesn't mean all the positions are guaranteed. Yes, I know, the Canucks still have yet to clinch 3rd place, but what I'm talking about is 6th place.
Today, in Puck Daddy's Death Watch article on Yahoo!, he looked at who will be able to clinch which seeds, and an interesting point comes up: Columbus hasn't clinched the 6th seed yet.
Sitting right behind them in 7th, and only two points behind, is Anaheim. Both play their last games of the regular season today, and here's the situation: if Anaheim beats Phoenix and Columbus gets no points at all from their game against Minnesota, then Anaheim will tie with Columbus at 92 points, and since they have the tie-breaker with wins, Anaheim would finish in 6th.
This means that, provided Vancouver also clinches the division, instead of the originally predicted Vancouver/Columbus and Detroit/Anaheim matchups in the 1st round, it would be Vancouver/Anaheim and Detroit/Columbus.
We obviously want our Canucks to clinch the division, but this is something we might want to be cautious about, considering what happened last time we faced Anaheim in the playoffs.


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Plaxico Burress has remained in contact with the Philadelphia Eagles, as well as other teams, according to a league source.
Burress has expressed interest in joining the Eagles before, saying "nothing else would make me happier." He will turn 35 before the season, though at 6-foot, 5-inches, 232 pounds he still holds plenty of value as a red zone threat.
Burress caught 45 passes for the New York Jets last season, racking up 612 yards and eight touchdowns while starting 16 games. The Eagles could use the size, considering their receiving corps is currently led by the speedier DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin.
The Eagles showed interest in the veteran receiver last season before he signed with the Jets. Considering the relatively slim pickings left -- Braylon Edwards, Early Doucet, Ted Ginn Jr., Jerricho Cotchery and Lee Evans -- Burress could land himself a decent deal before the season begins.
For more on the Eagles, head over to the SB Nation blog Bleeding Green Nation. Be sure to stay tuned to our Jets 2012 free agency StoryStream as well.


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Thursday, June 6
There is One Tropical Cyclone in the Atlantic Basin.
Tropical Storm Andrea is located 160 miles West of Tampa, FL & 140 miles South of Apalachicola, FL and centered at 27.7N & 85.1W. Max sustained winds are 60mph. Min central Pressure 997mb (29.44") and Andrea is moving NNE (025) at 14mph.
A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for much of the Florida Gulf Coast.
T.S. Andrea is continuing to move North, through the GoM (Gulf of Mexico) and toward the Florida coastline. A turn toward the NE and increase in forward speed is expected later today. According to the official NHC (National Hurricane Center) forecast track, the center of Andrea will reach the Florida Coastline (near Big Bend) later today and continue moving inland through SE Georgia, and the Carolinas by Friday.
After satellite & analysis and the apparent strengthening of Andrea (as indicated by the Hurricane Hunter data) this storm has shown significant improvement of organization. There is a clearly defined center of circulation and healthy banding occurring. However, the majority of convection is in the Eastern half of the storm. Andrea is definitely a "Right Handed" storm. There is very little activity on the left half of the storm that is away from the Center. The convection that is present isn't even that strong. It doesn't look like this storm will continue to strengthen before making landfall.
So, the first landfall of the 2013 will be from the First named storm and as a Tropical Storm.
Regardless of the exact Track of this storm, the primary threats come from heavy rainfall over most of Florida. There is also a risk for tornadoes and flash flooding as a total of 3-10 inches of rainfall could affect FL during this event.
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Routes Sorted
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Although this is really just a variation to MCPSAES, it is SO different in nature and difficulty from that route, I thought it could use its own separate description. Left of the standard finishes to the Syringe is an obvious, wide crack through a roof. This is The Pit...and the Pit is hard. It is not your run-of-the-mill 5.9.
This is 20 or 30 feet left of the Syringes' standard finishes. The wide roof crack.
I didn't use anything bigger than a #3 Camalot, but something bigger would fit. It pretty much tops out on the summit.


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The Girl Jackson
1. Do any of you who follow this blog live in Wisconsin or near it? (I live here so I'm curious to know of anyone is near me.)
2. Are any of you going to any cool cons in the next coming months? (Me & my boyfriend want to travel this spring to our first con/cosplay event.)
3. Who would be interested in a tiny chat/multi cam/live chat/live stream of Stargate episodes with other fans?
Thank you all for your time! ^_^
Isnt there a Stargate Convention in Chicago in August?
No one is going to win here…. but I'm not going to lose.
1. "What? Are you KIDDING me?!"
When you realize you both disagree, but can't really believe you do.
Voice Level: Shriek, as you are suprised
2. Spokesperson for your side
Now you are listing all the reasons why the other person should agree with you. You are giving them all the good reasons.
Voice Level: Calm, you know you're right, so no reason to elevate the volume
3. Smear Campaign
Next, you will tear down their reasons because well… its garbage.
Voice Level: A bit louder than the "inside voice".
4. Synchronized talking
You are talking at the same thing, over each other trying to argue over what you think the person just said while you were talking.
Voice level: People are staring.
5A. Stand up and say it to my face
Now you remember every single thing this person has ever done that made you question your friendship. Its about to go down.
Voice Level: Brows are furrowed and teeth are exposed.
5B. "Yea, well…"
The better person will probably realize they almost broke a bottle to threaten their BFF of 10 years and will calm down, roll their eyes, and allow awkward silence to fill the space. A change of subject. A shrug.
Voice Level: Fading, like the end of an 80's song.
5C. "Haha, Dude you're nuts."
Stop the arguing and laugh it off.* Its not serious, and you two are allowed to be two unique individuals.
*This phase happens mostly in movies.
Voice Level: Do hugs make sounds?
Sometimes you love your friends and they love you, then sometimes you like to win. Choose one. ;)
Anyone who works with kids, especially the little ones, knows how frickin hiliarous they are. I wish could grade them on humor, they'd all get A's.
"cloud gets full, and its ABOUT TO GO DOWN." (I read that one in a Kevin Hart voice. She was talking about rain, and I know this because I had to ask.)
I will start writing the things they say to me because people need to hear it.
I love my job. Sure, it is a bit difficult and stressful at time. The kids are off the wall excited with the fact that their teacher is gone. You know, the whole "while the cat is away, the mice will play." Whatever scary thing you are thinking of subbing for a regular teacher I have seen it: the name switch game, the desk switch game, the attitude game, the "we totally can use these manipulatives and not clean up after ourselves", the "we don't speak English" sch-peel, I have experienced it all.
However, there are great things to being a sub. And before I begin, I must say a couple of things as a sub and for my fellow subs. A) We ARE teachers, and we have gone to school to major in education and the different methods of teaching and getting students to succeed in learning. Stop treating us like babysitters. B) We are people. I am so lucky to work for schools that have asked and REMEMBERED my name. Nothing worse than feel like a warm body. Finally, C) We will never be as cool as Jack Black in School of Rock.That is both a good thing and a tragic thing. School of Rock is my favorite teacher movie because both the students and teacher learn about themselves and from each other and…. rock-n-roll!
Ok, the perks of being a substitute teacher:
1. Change of scenery.
If you are starting to feel like a robot at the office, I am sorry. Sometimes its good to change it up a bit. I have been in almost every grade and subject, and each time is a new deal.
2. I am stealing your very best ideas.
A veteran teacher once told me to teach like a pirate, and steal from other teachers. She didn't mean LITERALLY stealing, but taking my phone and snapping a pic of the awesome things they have in their classroom whether anchor charts, routines, class set up, etc.
3. Paperwork.
As in, we have less to do. A LOT less. Sorry teachers, you have the toughest job but I don't envy the paperwork part.
Shame on you if you didn't appreciate arts and crafts when you were younger. Starting about middle school, everything is text and no art. When I get a class with the youngins, I'll color right with them.
5. FREE snacks.
Preschool gets snacks. Elementary gets free breakfast. Some teachers have candy stashes. I will admit I stuck my paw in there and stole a dumdum. Sorry. Days I'm less than sorry: Holidays. Halloween, Valentines, Christmas. Score.
6. Singing not so well.. and they dont care.
The national anthem is hard for first graders. And for me too. But they dont care. They're rocking out, and I am too.
7. You like me, you really like me!
The last and my favorite thing about being a sub is that being in so many classes, I know a lot of kids, and they know me. So when they wave and say hello, it makes me happy. Almost every kids knows me, and that's awesome. Teachers get one class every year, I get all of them throughout the year.
Work isnt so bad when you find the good things. What are the perks of your job?
Mom, looking at pizza: "Hey, they put nopales on here!"
Me: "Uhhh.. no.. ma…those are green peppers."
Pizza hut, expand your ingredient list, lol.


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A few weeks back I did a snap judgements over the first nine games of the season, and now that we are well into the season, I figured Id do another one. Keep in mind, its still mid May, theres a lot of season left to play. But with 35 games under the ole belt, you can kind of make a better assesment of things. These are the facts...I think.
1. Tommy Hanson is great, but may have been born at the wrong time.-------------- Have I mentioned lately how much I love this guy? Everything about him. His fastball, his slider, his curve, his smell, the way he breathes in deep and adjusts his belt after every strikeout...I could go on, but I don't wanna get creepy. He truly is the ace of our staff, no disrespect to Huddy, who I'll touch on a little later. But looking around the league, I feel like there is a great chance he could get over shadowed really easily by the dozens of other top flight pitchers in the National League. We all know about Halladay and Big Game Timmy-Jim (best nick name in sports?) and Carpenter and Wainwright, but guys like Ubaldo Jimenez and Matt Latos are breaking out too, and it seems like ESPN and Baseball Tonight have kind of ignored our Phenom. Grant it, Jimenez earned it by no hitting us, but Hanson has been nothing but stellar since June of last year. Barring injuries, he should continue to progress and get even better and should start to get some recognition, but Id hate to think there weren't enough seats on the Awesome Sofa for him.
2. Georgia Power would make a great nick name for our team----------------This one is ridiculous I know, but for those of us who watch a lot of games, we see the commercial for them at least 7 times a game, and if we can keep hitting the long ball like we have been, it just seems like a shame not too. I can hear the voice overs now. "The Phillies head south to take on The Atlanta Braves and some of that Georgia Power!"
3. Lebron is going to leave Cleveland (Sorry...garbage in garbage out I suppose)
3. We have a new case of Spahn and Sain and Pray for rain--------------------Before we go any farther, I'm not hating on Derek Lowe, or KK, or anyone else. Just want to make that clear. But it just seems like Hanson and Huddy have kind of developed into our version of Spahn and Sain. Not that our other pitchers are incapable of winning, and the bullpen did an amazing job filling in for Jurrjens against Philly, but the past few times out its seemed like it needed to be one of those two guys. Lowe has been
shockingly inconsistent, Kawakami has been unfortunate at best, and Jair has been hurt. But Hanson has been elite, and Huddy has had the sinker working to perfection so far this year. My only real problem with the situation is that their names dont lend themselves as easily to a cool slogan. The best I've been able to come up with is Hanson and Huddy and pray it gets muddy, but I feel shamefully foolish even saying that. Free milkshake to the first person who comes up with a good one.
4. Troy Glaus is turning out to be a great, cheap move, but a greater, cheaper move could have put us over the top.-------- Thats a long headline, I know. The Braves took a low risk gamble on Troy Glaus that, for the most part, has been great. He hit everything in spring training when he was trying to hit for average. Then when he tried to turn the power back on, it took him a while to get it going, not suprisingly. But now it looks like he could be everything we wanted him to be. Good Job, Frank Wren. HOWEVER...and I hate to toot my own horn because I begged for this towards the end of the offseason, a much cheaper move could have given us that added edge. What is that move? The signing of one Andruw Jones. He's practically a lock for comeback player of the year in the AL, and quite frankly, even if he produced half of what he's done so far, he'd still be worth it for us. The White Sox front office just cleaned the change out of the cars and handed it to him and said "Give us the closest thing to vintage" and he's doing just that. An outfield of Andruw, McLouth and Heyward would be fearsome. And yes, I am extremely biased cause I loved the guy growing up, but he certainly seems to be back. His 9 homers would lead our team right now. Not to mention it gives us a plethera of options as far as the batting order goes.


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This St. Albans Mom now blogs all of her ideas on "Seven Thirty Three" and lucky us!
"The worst thing for a Vermont kid is to have to put a winter coat over a costume. I hated it!"
Which made Kim Conner's daughter's request for an ariel costume a little tricky.
"She had been begging me for years and I just said, Cass, you can't do it. It's too cold, it's too cold in Vermont," she says.
But this Mom figured out a way!
"I drew a template on freezer paper and that's how I cut it out," she says.
She added batting on the inside for warmth and made the "tail" one-sided.
"I made a water skirt. It's just a tool skirt. It's no sew," she says.
That's Mrs. Potatohead, which can be no sew because they're felt and felt works really well with hot glue. If you want to be adventurous, you can put velcro and made them move around.
With 99-thousand page views a month, she's got quite a following.
"So I'm going to show you how to make a pig today," she says. "All I do is start hand drawing the shape of a pig's ear on a piece of paper, then I trace it onto the craft felt. I do it two so it's stiffer and it stands up. If you do one sheet it won't stand up -- it will be flopping. The next thing you do is just glue it together. I just do it right along the edge.
"All you do is fold it," she demonstrates. "So you hold one side and I just put a dot of glue and I hold it down and I do the same thing on this side. Hold it and let it seal and that's it we have our pig ear!"
Then you glue it to the head band -- to make your ears.
Now to the nose, which starts with a gatorade top and cutting a circle around it.
"All I did was put a bunch of hot glue and slowly work my way around and if you have too much felt, you can trim it down," she says.
Then you hot glue the pink button to the top and add the elastic.
"These are the snouts, so you want them to be this way. Then glue this on."
Now we need the tail. Start with a thin rectangular shaped felt piece and a pipe cleaner.
"I did one side, I'm gonna put it there and now I'll just glue this side," she says. "So now it's already in there ... and now you're going to glue it shut."
And then just twist it -- and cut part off.
And presto! A cheap, but adorable costume.
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Although there were a number of shoots in the area Sunday there were some 65 shooters who showed up to shoot Ouabache Trails.
Everyone seemed to agree that it was a challenging range that required a careful look to determine the yardage in each of the classes. A check of the results shows just how close the classes were in terms of the top placings.
A number of the shooters enjoyed a cool drink and a burger or hot dog after their shoot. Taking time to discuss, or cuss, the day's scores was pretty much ongoing.
Sometimes the rewards are worth the effort. Just ask this hungry archer. Hot dogs are more important than scores any day!
Remember we shoot every first Sunday of the month, so put May 2nd on your schedule before you forget it.
Another big THANKS! goes out to all those who helped setting up and taking down the range. Thanks also to the Knox County Park Board for their continuing support.
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The Snyder Tigers beat the Cooper Pirates 5-2 in the 1 game 3A Regional Final in Midland to advance to the State Tournament for the first time since 1986.
The Tigers will play Wednesday at 12pm or 3pm at Disch-Falk Field in Austin. Snyder won the 4A Baseball state title in 1983 led by pitcher Charles Bollinger. He's now the coach and his son, Brent is hoping to repeat that feat and bring a title back to Scurry County.
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"Had second thoughts but when the card came it was absolutely beautiful. The pictures are a good size and they allowed me to showcase my 2 children and all their activities. My only complaint is that the box for my christmas 'letter' was a little small. The card stock is very thick and luxurious and made an impact when delivered. Everyone thought that the card was stunning. This is my third christmas with tiny prints and always wonder if they can get better. Every card has been different from the other and they have never failed to impress. thanks!"
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So, as we sit here looking at our current lineup, and based off what Al has posted the past few days, if we don't make any moves, here is what it looks like:
Fuld CF
Theriot SS
Lee 1B
Ramirez 3B
Fukudome RF
Soriano LF
Soto C
Baker 2B
Honestly, I don't think that looks to bad as long as we stay healthy, Fukudome can hit consistently, and we see Soto's numbers from 08.
Our bench is our biggest problem in my opinion. Fontenot, Hill, Hoffapuir?? who else?...
The bullpen is a mix of guys:Smard, Stevens,Marshall, Guzman, Grabow, Marmol
and our rotation of Z, Dempster, Lilly, Wells, Gorz? Silva?
I agree with the opinion to lets not sign FA's just to sign.. but if we are to sign FA I think the bench is something that needs to be addressed..
Now, if the rumors floating around come true: we get Ellsbury and Bucholz from Boston.. I'd take..
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Roopa Reddy is an amazing prof. Her explanations are crystal clear, she is always willing to help and she encourages class discussion which actually engages students, leading you to better understand the material rather than memorizing. She is kind, funny and easily my favourite prof in first year!
Great prof! Lectures are always interesting and is open too all sorts of discussion in class. Made 3 hour lectures really interesting!!
BU111 and BU121
Roopa was the best prof I have had so far at Laurier. She makes the lectures interesting and very detailed. Rarely used the textbook because if you went to lectures and took good notes you would be fine. Super genuine and kind, always willing to help. She should be teaching other business classes at WLU and I would take them!
Roopa was my favourite prof in my first year. She was ready help at anytime and was very approachable. Couldn't have asked for a better prof and I had her for both semesters.
Had Roopa for both BU111 & BU121 and she made even the boring material interesting. Lots of open discussion and videos in class which makes lectures interesting. She is a very genuine person that treats her students fairly and with kindness. She is super young which makes her that much more relatable. Skip the textbook & go to lecture instead!
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Really nice but gives explanations of assignments that are inconsistent with the assignment rubrics. Expects you to be able to quote things from lectures in exams
She's very helpful and always willing to clarify. Responds to email relatively quickly and is easily approachable
I enjoyed how she plays videos in class that relates to the material, instead of just talking. She clearly prepares for the lecture since she doesn't just read the information from the Powerpoint like other professors. She's very approachable, always willing to help and she really cares about her students! Fantastic prof!
lots of enthusiasm, however her inexperience shows. impossible to quote during lecture, since i find it hard for her to complete one sentence without starting a new train of thought half way through.
If you hate monotone, you'll love her. This is the only class I don't fall asleep in. I enjoy how she doesn't just talk and talk, she allows for open discussion in the class which makes it so much more interesting.
New teacher, there's nothing particularly wrong with her, but I just hate her teaching style. Treats students like they're still in high school. Seems to be unwilling to reject peoples examples, no matter how wrong/bad they are. Misinterprets questions frequently. Uses really bad real world examples.
Shes a new teacher and her classes end halfway through the time theyre supposed to. She knows her stuff, but does a lot of random stuff in class like watch unrelated youtube videos and talk about semi-related real world examples that add no value to the class. Average teacher overall.
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Misery loves comfort, and with approximately 50 million Americans plagued by seasonal allergies, there are plenty of people feeling miserable and seeking comfort when pollen is in the air.
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BYRON, Minn. (KTTC) -- Byron students are rolling up their sleeves... to help clean up their community.
Roughly 500 students in 9th through 12th grade spent their Wednesday morning raking leaves, picking up trash, and cleaning windows at churches, parks and roadways in and around Byron.
The students went to some houses in town to help elderly people with things like changing light bulbs and scraping decks.
And these teens certainly weren't complaining about getting out of the classroom on this beautiful day.
This is the first year Byron High School has put on the city-wide community service project-- and it's looking like it won't be the last.
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