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|Mon, 12-18-2006 - 6:46pm
|Mon, 12-18-2006 - 6:55pm
What an awful thing to have to go through. It sounds like your brother is very lucky to have you! I think your friends are right about getting a lawyer to stop this nonsense. They aren't acting like family, so I say don't treat them like family. Your family is your brother and he deserves protecting! Good luck with everything!
|Mon, 12-18-2006 - 10:05pm
|Tue, 12-19-2006 - 3:42am
I am so sorry that this is happening to you and your brother! The audacity of some people...
I keep shaking my head because I can't believe that a grandmother or even a stepfather would try to do something like this to their own family. I know it happens, I've talked to a woman who was trying to take money away from her disabled and dying mother, but still, just seems so unreal.
I would agree with your friends. It's time to get a lawyer if they've already tried to add themselves to your brother's account and have taken $2000. It sucks that you'll be the one to have to do so but you have to protect your brother. Good luck on deciding what to do.
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|Tue, 12-19-2006 - 10:24am
It seems that your mother was a VERY smart woman for leaving money to you and your brother in your care! I am so sorry that you are having to deal with this while pg, but it sounds like you will be dealing with this long after pregnancy as well.
You should be able to consult a lawyer for free. And best I know, if you ended up taking them to court, when they lost and were ordered to repay the money they would have to pay your lawyer fees as well.
In the meantime, just like you alerted the SS office, I would alert all insurance companies via certified letter that the company needs to be on hightened alert should those two people request info or attempt to make changes without your consent.
Your "stepfather" doesn't have a leg to stand on, so any one found helping him out could also get in some serious trouble, that alone should get the companies attention. As for your grandma, Good Lord, Shame on her! She might be able to get further than your step father, so that is the avenue I would watch the closest.
Those two are just sick- there is no *absolute* way I would act as though they are my family. You family is your brother and your mom, and I am so sorry that this will be your first Christmas without her- (((HUGS!)))
|Tue, 12-19-2006 - 1:28pm
i hate that you have to go through this now. your mom obviously new what she was doing when she left you in control.
i am going to say the same things that the other gals did... get a laywer... i don't want to sound morbid or anything, but while you are talking to the lawyer about this problem, also make a will of your own. it is amazing what family can do to one another in the name of $$.
in addition to alerting the SS administration, i'd also put fraud alerts out on your brother's SSN so that greedy grandma & selfish stepdad can't get any credit or loans in your brother's name.
good luck
|Tue, 12-19-2006 - 1:39pm
I'm sorry you're having to deal with this. My aunt is mentally ill and I've seen what my mother has been through trying to protect her money from the other siblings. Money does terrible things to people, even people you would never expect. I agree with the others to get a lawyer and guard his credit so they don't take out credit cards in his name. Even if you don't necessarily want to take them to court over the $2000, a well-worded letter from an attorney with a stern warning could scare them enough to make them back off, and at least they would know that you mean business. Good luck


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KENT — There could be no more unlikely hero nor a more unlikely hockey team to be up 3-0 in a best-of-seven series.
Evan Wardley scored 4:55 into overtime to lift the Seattle Thunderbirds to their third straight overtime victory, 3-2 over the mighty Kelowna Rockets Tuesday night.
"Clearly that's not my role," Wardley said with a straight face after scoring his first playoff goal and only his third in 63 games this season. "I really was just thinking of getting it on net. I saw a stick on the ice and knew their player had broken one. I just wanted to get it on net and set up a battle in front, and luckily it went in."
Wardley's shot, from outside the circle, found the corner of the net to set off a wild celebration in front of a season-high 6,021 at the ShoWare Center.
"Wardley had a good game," Seattle coach Steve Konowalchuk said. "He got us going with a couple of bit hits. He's obviously not a goal-scorer, but he can get some pucks through, so I'm not surprised he got it."
Wardley, a defenseman from Vulcan, Alberta, also had three assists and five points in his 60 regular-season games.
The Thunderbirds, the seventh seed after winning only 24 games in the Western Hockey League regular season, can now eliminate the second-seeded Rockets, winners of 52 games in the regular campaign, with a win in Kent on Wednesday.
"It was a tough, tough battle," Konowalchuk said. "They really pushed the pace. and it's so nice to get those overtime wins. They're not giving us an inch. We have to fight for everything we are getting."
Kelowna took a 2-0 lead on goals by Zach Franko and Cody Fowlie and had nine of the game's first 10 shots.
Seattle, winner of two overtime games in Kelowna to start the series, slowly got into the game. The T-birds narrowed the margin to 2-1 on Roberts Lipsbergs' second goal of the playoffs at 15:25 of the opening period.
The T-birds tied it on a goal by Jesse Forsberg with only 25 seconds remaining in the second period. The score came after Seattle kept the puck in Kelowna's end for a full 40 seconds.
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A new medication is giving Southeast Texans suffering from Hepatitis C hope they didn't have before. More than 3 million Americans suffer from chronic Hepatitis C, a virus that destroys the liver. Many in the medical community are calling the new medication a breakthrough.
Clay Hutchison is the prevention coordinator for the Triangle Area Network. A non- profit that offers free Hepatitis C testing in Beaumont.
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A top news and politics site is packaging content written by unpaid bloggers, hoping to engage its audience, give writers a platform, and make some money selling ads. No, I'm not talking about The Huffington Post. In recent weeks, The Washington Post has launched two new projects following a model closer to HuffPo — where a small number of professionals are paid to curate the work of many more unpaid writers — than its traditional print roots. In the competitive world of Washington news, it's another example of the Post trying something new to compete with the startups that, not so long ago, weren't viewed as much of a direct threat.
Thursday, Post Politics launched its political blog network, an offshoot of Chris Cillizza's politics blog, The Fix. The site posts full items from state-based political blogs that were nominated by readers and approved by Cillizza. State blog authors tag only the content they think would be of interest to Post readers, so the Post's Movable Type tool only pulls in relevant content, making the network site more focused, plus giving potential readers a reason to check out the state blog. Writers for The Fix will cull through the posts to find the most interesting, and feature them daily in the main well.
I spoke with the Post's national innovations editor, Paul Volpe, about the new project. He described it in ways that have become common for the content-for-exposure model: It's a mutually beneficial project, though no cash is exchanged; the content is already out there; readers want to see it, and the Post can bridge the audience gap in a way a local blog can't.
"Chris Cillizza has an established brand and people come to him because they think he has the best political content," Volpe explained. "We're providing a service to our users and giving a platform to these blogs."
By asking readers for nominations, Cillizza sees the new site as a way to bolster ties with his audience. (The site grew out of a contest Cillizza ran last year.) Plus he's feeding political obsessives' appetite for news with posts they wouldn't find on their own. "This gives people exposure to blogs they might not see otherwise, content they might miss," Cillizza told me over IM. "It's expanding the user's experience." I asked if the site is meant to live on past the fall midterm elections. "Absolutely! Politics never stops."
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"This sport is one hundred percent self defense in nature, you do not have to compete, but you have to equip yourself with the techniques in judo to defend yourself at all times," said Waterhouse.
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New France (1534 - 1763)
From 1604 to 1760, the Kingdom of France gradually expanded its authority over lands inhabited and sometimes settled by Native American populations. Samuel de Champlain founded the town of Quebec on July 3, 1608. It is one of the first permanent European settlements in North American soil and it was the capital of New France for over a century and a half.
This vast territory spanned three distinct regions: Acadia, in what is now Atlantic Canada and part of North Eastern United States, Canada, then comprising only St. Lawrence valley, and Louisiana, which included the Illinois Country, comprising the Mississippi and Ohio river valleys down to the Gulf of Mexico. New France had a low population growth compared to the British American colonies adjacent to its eastern borders. Around 1730, the gap was considerable: the British colonies had about 250,000 people of European origin while there were only 30,000 people in New France.
This, in addition to its geographical position preventing the expansion of the British colonies, triggered confrontations. Those became more frequent until the fall of Quebec on September 13, 1759. A year after its capital was captured, New France fell and was dismantled. Parts were ceded to Great Britain while the rest went to Spain.
New France ceased to exist in 1763 when France ceded Canada and its dependencies to Great Britain by signing the Treaty of Paris. Then in 1800, Napoleon Bonaparte returned the vast Louisiana region to France from Spain under the Treaty of San Ildefonso. However, the treaty was kept secret, and Louisiana remained under Spanish control until a transfer of power to France on November 30, 1803, just three weeks before the cession to the United States under the Louisiana Purchase. Today, all that remains to France of this once vast wilderness empire are the little islands of Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, located off Newfoundland, Canada.
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Orange and Soy-Glazed Baby Back Ribs
Published: January 2012 Servings: Makes 4–6
- 3 1/2 pounds baby back pork ribs, cut between bones into individual ribs (18–20 ribs)
- 1 cup soy sauce, divided
- 9 garlic cloves, minced, divided
- 5 teaspoons cumin seeds, divided
- 3 teaspoons crushed red pepper flakes, divided
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 6 scallions (white and light-green parts separated from dark-green parts), finely chopped
- 1 1/2 cups fresh orange juice plus zest from 1 orange
- 3 tablespoons honey
- Zest from 1 lemon and 1 lime
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6 servings, 1 serving contains:
- Calories (kcal) 608.8
- %Calories from Fat 62.6
- Fat (g) 42.4
- Saturated Fat (g) 14.1
- Cholesterol (mg) 148.9
- Carbohydrates (g) 17.8
- Dietary Fiber (g) 0.6
- Total Sugars (g) 15.1
- Net Carbs (g) 17.2
- Protein (g) 38.3
- Sodium (mg) 1873.0
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Place ribs, 1/2 cup soy sauce, 3 minced garlic cloves, 2 tsp. cumin seeds, and 1 tsp. red pepper flakes in a large pot; add water to cover completely. Bring to a boil and immediately reduce to a simmer. Cover with lid ajar; cook until ribs are tender, about 2 hours. Drain ribs; set aside for 10 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat oil in a small saucepan over medium heat; add remaining 3 tsp. cumin seeds and 2 tsp. red pepper flakes. Toast lightly until fragrant, about 30 seconds; add remaining 6 minced garlic cloves and white and pale-green scallions. Sauté until just soft, about 2 minutes. Add remaining 1/2 cup soy sauce, orange juice, and honey. Bring to a boil and cook until sauce is thick, 12–15 minutes.
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WASHINGTON, DC - Aides to former Vice President Dick Cheney have confirmed that he is in an undisclosed, secure location making his way through each and every part of the 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2' video game. Cheney spends up to fourteen hours a day playing the game on his Playstation 3.
"The former Vice President continues to serve his country," explained staff member Richard Clemens. "It just so happens his service at the present time involves a simulated top secret mission in Russia that involves killing hundreds of civilians. He is, obviously, not to be disturbed."
Cheney has not issued any statements on foreign policy for several months. The only official comment he's released came two weeks ago after the video game arrived at his secret compound when he stated, "This game is crazy sick."
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Last week, I worried that Horace Engdahl's comments about American literature and the Nobel Prize would result in a bit of an anti-foreign literature backlash. And as Edward Gauvin pointed out in the comments, it's starting . . . From Adam Kirsch's article at Slate:
All of these criticisms are, of course, true. But the real scandal of Engdahl's comments is not that they revealed a secret bias on the part of the Swedish Academy. It is that Engdahl made official what has long been obvious to anyone paying attention: The Nobel committee has no clue about American literature. America should respond not by imploring the committee for a fairer hearing but by seceding, once and for all, from the sham that the Nobel Prize for literature has become. [. . .]
What does distinguish the Nobel Committee's favorites, however, is a pronounced anti-Americanism. Pinter used the occasion of his Nobel lecture in 2005 to say that "the crimes of the United States have been systematic, constant, vicious, remorseless" and to call for "Bush and Blair [to] be arraigned before the International Criminal Court of Justice." Doris Lessing, who won the prize last year, gave an interview dismissing the Sept. 11 attacks as "neither as terrible nor as extraordinary as [Americans] think," adding: "They're a very naive people, or they pretend to be."
It would be nice to think that the Swedish Academy was not endorsing such views when they selected Pinter and Lessing or the similarly inclined José Saramago and Günter Grass. But to prove the bad faith of Engdahl's recent criticisms of American literature, all you have to do is mention a single name: Philip Roth. Engdahl accuses Americans of not "participating in the big dialogue of literature," but no American writer has been more cosmopolitan than Roth. As editor of Penguin's "Writers From the Other Europe" series, he was responsible for introducing many of Eastern Europe's great writers to America, from Danilo Kiš to Witold Gombrowicz; his 2001 nonfiction book Shop Talk includes interviews with Milan Kundera, Ivan Klima, and Primo Levi. In his own fiction, too, Roth has been as adventurously Postmodern as Calvino while also making room for the kind of detailed realism that has long been a strength of American literature. Unless and until Roth gets the Nobel Prize, there's no reason for Americans to pay attention to any insults from the Swedes.
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Colon-based FAB Magic Co. is sponsoring its third annual benefit magic show Saturday in support of the Colon Food Pantry. Event organizer Rick Fisher said the show will feature five acts and admission to the 7 p.m. event is the contribution of non-perishable food items or a financial donation. The show was moved from the high school to the elementary ... Read More »
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A 27-year-old man was arrested this week on a felony warrant from Elkhart County. According to authorities, a White Pigeon Police K-9 unit on Monday stopped a driver on a 4-wheeler in the 400 block of Elkhart Street. Police said a check on the subject revealed a warrant for delivery and manufacturing methamphetamines. The suspect was found to be in ... Read More »
Indigent-defense services contract renewed
The St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners this week renewed a three-year contract for indigent-defense services. County administrator Pat Yoder said a pool of nine area attorneys were accepted to represent defendants who cannot afford legal services during their judicial process. The agreement, between the county and the Michigan Municipal Corporation, comes with a cost averaging about $480,000 each year ... Read More »
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Sturgis police said a 45-year-old man was arrested this week for attempted breaking and entering into a residence, possession of burglary tools, malicious destruction of property, and resisting and obstructing police. The incident happened just after 1:25 a.m. Wednesday, as officers were dispatched to the 800 block of East Chicago Road for a suspected breaking and entering. The suspect fled ... Read More »
Bond set for Sturgis woman accused of an alleged stabbing
Bond for a Sturgis woman accused of allegedly stabbing her sister earlier this week has been set at $1 million. Erica Gosnell, 22, was arrested following the incident, which occurred around 3 a.m. Tuesday at an apartment in the 1200 block of Laura Drive. Police arriving on the scene found a 27-year-old woman who had been stabbed several times. Gosnell, ... Read More »
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Drinking a 20-ounce sugar beverage every day is linked to 4.6 years of additional aging, a new U.S. study says
Crash dieting may be more effective than steady weight loss regimens, a U.K. study has found. Dietitians say long-term diets are more effective, but the research suggests the opposite
Are low carbohydrate diets finally ready for prime time? Maybe, but there are a variety of reasons why we shouldn't expect everyone to go on one of these many diets and be successful
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Sierra Sandison, 20, appeared on stage with the pump attached to her bikini and challenged other sufferers of type-1 diabetes to #showmeyourpump
Canada first introduced standardized nutrition labels in 2007, but this marks the first review of the labels since they came into use — and sugar is the main target
As a family physician whose practice deals exclusively in the treatment of obesity, it strikes me as remarkable how little we understand the disease
I'd had no symptoms. I wasn't obese. I wasn't a couch potato. I am 57 — but, at 6-foot-1, I have never weighed more than 202 lbs, and I thought my diet was pretty good
A single glass of fruit juice a day is the most anyone should drink, new guidelines say, as a U.K. report warns that families are consuming unsafe levels of sugar
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North use to be the most loving school, you knew your child was with the best . The teachers were happy, the teachers mattered. Now you can tell you are not welcome in that school. The kids are miserable the teachers can have no opinions or they will be bullied to change their minds or else . If you are a parent, good luck !! If you are a teacher looking for a job go elsewhere.
When they got the new principal the school went down fast. You have to have administration that cares about the students and the teachers. THe reading or you can't go on field trips. SERIOUSLY. This is a sure way to have kids hate reading. Parents want to get involved but don't feel they can due to the principal. She is clueless of how a GOOD school needs to operate. If she would be concerned about this instead of reputation the school might have a chance. If there is a better option then this school, then do it. Go back to teaching the way it should. Have a principal who is involved and makes the parents feel they have a voice in the education of their children. If so many people/parents are dissatisfied, then why isn't something being done to get a new principal. Get back to the roots of teaching and educating the kids. It's about the children NOT the principals reputation. From what I see not many people are happy with the current situation. If children aren't happy, then they will NOT learn. At this point a new principal needs to be hired and the current principal relieved from her position. Good luck parents and kids.
This is not a school to send children to. The administrators are a tyrannical presence. Half the kids are failing and your children are only well treated if you have money to donate. As an educator, I am appalled at the shenanigans that occur in this district. If you want your children to receive a decent education send them to Lincoln or Cole Camp.
I will NOT allow my kids to go to school here. I am homeschooling as a better option to this school.
If you have an option, DO NOT send your children to this school. There is absolutely no educational value to the classroom environment. The teachers are instructed to only teach material required to pass state standardized testing. There is no push to further the excellence of the students. Students who are not proficient get pushed to the side and do not get the attention they need in order to correct issues and teach them properly. They are allowed to fail. The school administration cares more about their reputation and image than the actual teaching of the students. My children have been in this school district for many years and after the first year, I was no longer impressed with ANYTHING. There are a select few teachers who care enough to buck the system, but as soon as they do, they are fired. the turn over rate amongst the staff is the highest I have ever seen in any district that I have ever been affiliated with.
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Best places for adventurous eaters in Philidelphia?
My dad and I are going to be staying in Philly for a day during our summer road trip. We like foods like sushi, rabbit, tartare , etc ( basically anything) and I was wondering what some of the best places are. Thanks!
Also, I was looking at Moshulu, are they any good or should we try somewhere else?
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Do you know where in Philadelphia you are staying? Do you want just one meal?
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We are staying at hotel Palomar and yes just for dinner
i'd probably go to fork or high street on market if i had one meal in philly and was looking for that sort of thing. A lot of fermented, smoked, etc type of stuff. and all really delicious.
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Thanks! I'll definitely look into them.
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Look at Serpico's menu
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Was at High Street a few nights ago looking very forward to some of the dishes on Laban's three bell rating. It was not to be.
Menu had 6-8 apps and 4 pastas, that was it. As l don't often eat pasta l was SOL, one app and gone. None of the nightly additions were available.
BTW new manager at High Street is Danielle, formerly of Modo Mio and Fork.
She is great
Zahav is really great, close to where you are staying, if you can get a reservation. I had some good lamb tartare there recently and whitefish toast with runny egg, etc. Good value too -- tasting menu for $39.
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I was looking there too thanks!
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Zahav has sweetbreads too...
For the really weird stuff I'd head to Chinatown.
re: Philly Ray
My dad loves tripe I'll tell him about it.
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Le Virtu in South Philly has a great tripe dish too.
re: Chefpaulo
Banana Leaf? They have crispy pig inestines. And there is also Penang, which is a bit more Pan Asian fusion.
And Rangoon for Burmese food.
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Yes, Penang. If you want esoteric, that's the place.
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I've had some very good crispy pig intestines at E Mei as well. Very clean tasting, crispy coating, somewhat reminding me of cantonese style salt "baked"(aka salt and pepper) squid/pork/shrimp, but with intestines. It had minimal "funk" that you get from poorly cleaned intestines. Also, their shredded beef with long hots, while not unusual, is one of my favorite dishes in philly, let alone Chinatown.
And on the topic of Chinatown, Tasty place is a pretty interesting place to check out. It's underground in a mini-plaza. It's roughly inserted into the Asia Supermarket. However, despite its lack of ambiance, they have very well executed Cantonese fare. Their dry fried beef chow fun, salt and pepper wings are stellar, especially for the price. I don't think it's open very late, so maybe worthy of an early dinner/quick app, but if you are at all interested in lunch, it's a great option.
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Plus Hardena's rendang blows Indonesia's out of the water.
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Wow !! I never thought much of the Rendang at Inodnesia, but dug their other dishes. Rendang is kind of a litmus test, though.. Will def try Hardena.
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