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2. Stir in the thyme, bay, apple, and half the vinegar, scraping up any glaze on the pan's bottom. Boil the vinegar down to nothing.
3. Pour in the wine and broth, bring to a slow bubble, cover, and cook until the cabbage is nearly tender, about 10 minutes. Uncover and boil away the liquid, stirring in the remaining vinegar toward the end of the boil so it moistens the cabbage.
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"Thy Word Is Truth": China Bible Ministry Exhibition in the United States
by Diane Allen
The Holy Bible occupies a central place in the life and witness of churches in China, and it is this theme that the second exciting Bible Ministry Exhibition of the China Christian Council explores when it comes to the United States on September 28. Entitled Thy Word Is Truth, this multimedia event is set to tour from September 28 to November 19, 2011, in Washington, DC; Chicago, Illinois; Dallas, Texas; and Charlotte, North Carolina. By focusing on how the Bible has been translated, published, distributed, used, and loved by Christians all over China, the exhibit highlights ways that Chinese Christians are proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ in 21st century China.
Using 350 displays, videos, and priceless artifacts, some not seen outside of China, the Bible Ministry Exhibition traces nearly 1,500 years of Christianity in China through four presentation chambers each dedicated to a theme. In a unique time capsule, visitors can trace the introduction of the Christian message in China to as early as 635 AD when a Nestorian monk named Alopin brought "scriptures from a far" by camel train along the Silk Road to the imperial court. In another chamber, visitors may be surprised to learn that over 55 million copies of the Bible have been printed in China since 1987 on the Amity printing press, and distributed throughout the country. The Amity Printing Company in Nanjing was initiated by Christians in China in 1987 to give priority to the printing of the Bible and Christian literature. It is now one of the largest and best printers of the Bible in the world according to the United Bible Societies. United Methodists have faithfully supported this ministry through The Advance for nearly two and a half decades.
Churches in China are among the fastest growing in the world, and Christian leaders are quick to give God the glory for this modern-day miracle. They also recognize that when a church is created unique to that cultural setting, the message falls into place more easily. As Christians, we aren't content until we learn to give witness in our native ways. Visitors will get to experience how Christians in China are making the gospel message more accessible to the Chinese people through traditional art forms like paper cutting, calligraphy, painting, and wood- and micro-carving. A highlight in each location will be the musical performances of a Christian choir composed of singers from China's national minorities whose indigenous hymns and praise songs have inspired faithful believers in some of the most remote and mountainous regions of China.
The China Christian Council (CCC) has successfully held its Bible Ministry Exhibitions in Hong Kong (2004), the United States (2006), and Germany (2007). As in the past, the CCC has sought ecumenical cooperation in each location, which includes Global Ministries. Dr. Thomas Kemper, General Secretary, and Rebecca Asedillo, Executive Secretary, serve as Honorary and Advisory committee members, respectively. Prominent United Methodist representation includes Chicago Bishop Hee-soo Jung, episcopal leader of the Northern Illinois Conference, United Methodist Church. Both the Washington, DC, and Chicago locations are United Methodist institutions.
Protestant Christianity is post-denominational, and in 1980 the China Christian Council was established by Christian leadership in China to oversee the ecclesiastical affairs of Protestant churches in China. These include theological education, church order, lay training, and Bible translation, production, and distribution, to name a few.
Diane Allen is a United Methodist missionary serving with The United Methodist China Program.
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The horror and devastation of 9/11 created a knee-jerk reaction in Washington that reverberates today: Congress, just six weeks after the towers fell, passed the Patriot Act by an overwhelming majority (the vote was 98-1 in the Senate).
Although perhaps understandable then, it's now clear that the secret powers given Uncle Sam are leading to abuses of citizens' freedom and privacy. The National Security Agency, we have learned, has been collecting data, without warrants, on the phone calls of every American, hoping to find a nexus to terrorism. The FBI, under the shield of the Patriot Act, has issued as many as 40,000 to 50,000 "national security letters" yearly to collect information on people. And Congress is letting the agency get away with it.
Even the chief architect of the Patriot Act, Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, R-Wis., says enough is enough. It's time to rein in these surveillance programs. "Put simply," he says, "the phone calls we make to our friends, families and business associates are private and have nothing to do with terrorism or the government's efforts to stop it."
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Reread the Fourth Amendment, at the top. Where's the probable cause? Where's the specific statement describing the "things" to be seized? Why are we allowing this to go on?
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Andrew Stuart
2nd Mull
Malvern, PA
Major/ Minor: Undecided
Interests: Watching/playing sports, Netflix, eating, hanging with friends, and Netflix
On campus activities: Ware Parliament, Ultimate Frisbee, Class of 2017 Executive Board
Favorite Ware college house event: Ware Thanksgiving
Favorite Movie/ TV show: Breaking Bad (Walter White is my boy)
Favorite Books: Green Eggs and Ham
Favorite Music: Coldplay, The Killers, Muse…Basically anything
Favorite courses taken at F&M: GOV 100 because Professor Stephenson is amazing
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: Cinnamon Raison Bagel
Fun fact about me: I was on a float in the World Series Parade when the Phillies won in 2008, which was insane.
Cassie Festa
2nd Schnaeder
West Hartford, CT
Major/ Minor: Animal Behavior major, Spanish Culture minor
Interests: Ice hockey (Bruins!), rugby, reading/writing
On campus activities: I participate in/with women's rugby, club ice hockey, SISTERS, Mi Gente Latina, and F&M Unleashed, and I'm always looking for other interesting ones as well!
Favorite Ware college house event: Bagel breakfast and the book club
Favorite Movie/ TV show: I love Law & Order SVU, but I also really love watching Teen Wolf and Chicago Fire/PD. My favorite movie changes with my mood, sometimes it's How To Train Your Dragon, others it's a movie like Avengers…basically anything that isn't horror.
Favorite Books: I love A Thousand Splendid Suns, as well as Kevin Richardson's biography Part of the Pride, and the Mortal Instruments series, which I have been reading since middle school (once I start a series, I can't just leave it).
Favorite Music: A pretty wide variety, even though I feel like a lot of people say that. I mostly listen to alternative/classic rock, but have started to get into bands such as The Dirty Heads. I also will go through classics kicks, such as Elvis, Journey, Bon Jovi, etc.
Favorite courses taken at F&M: PSY100 with Professor Casler…I'm probably going to take a child development course sometimes in the future just because she's the one teaching it.
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: Poppy bagel with plain cream cheese :)
Fun fact about me: As of now, my monkey bite count is at 5, and I've spent the past two months in the middle of a Costa Rican jungle!
Cristina Diez
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Miami, FL
Major/ Minor: Spanish
Interests: Playing Video Games
On campus activities: S.I.S.T.E.R.S.
Favorite Ware college house event: Thanksgiving Dinner
Favorite Movie/ TV show: The Wizard of Oz/ Grey's Anatomy
Favorite Books: The Guardian
Favorite Music: Top Hits
Favorite courses taken at F&M: The Truth About Lies
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: Plain bagel with plain cream cheese
Fun fact about me: I am very dedicated basketball fan. Go Heat!
Katie Rainville
1st Mull
Evergreen, CO (it's an hour West of Denver in the foothills of the Rockies)
Major/ Minor: Business and Spanish double major
Interests: running, reading, traveling, and volunteering
On campus activities: On campus I am on the rowing team, a member of a sorority, serve on a DipCon committee, and work in the admissions office! (Big--it's a new update about the DipCon thing as of a couple weeks ago that I forgot to tell you. I'm now on the Greek New Member education review committee!)
Favorite Ware college house event: Wareoke! It's so much fun!
Favorite Movie/ TV show: I have a couple favorite movies. It's a tie between 21 Jump Street and The Lucky One. Favorite TV shows: Suits, Psych, Royal Pains, and How I Met Your Mother. Oh, and Friends, duh.
Favorite Books: The Things They Carried and The Great Gatsby.
Favorite Music: I like everything! Although The Kooks and The Strokes are probably what I have the most of on my iPod.
Favorite courses taken at F&M: My Freshman Seminar (Invisible Worlds) and Spanish 221. Professor Bastian and Davíd are both excellent.
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: sesame bagel with plain cream cheese--sooooo yummy!
Fun fact about me: Hmmm...I am an avid skier. Such a Colorado girl at heart. Also, I have a black belt in Tae Known Do.
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Hometown: York, PA
Major/ Minor: Government and German Double Major
Interests: Music performance and Frolfing
On-Campus Activities: Ultimate Frisbee Club, WFNM, Jazz Band
Favorite Ware college house event: Wareaoke
Favorite Movie/ TV show: Arrested Development
Favorite Books: Slaughterhouse-Five
Favorite Music: Alternative
Favorite courses taken at F&M:Intro to Public Policy with Joe Karlesky GOV200
Fun fact about me: My real name is John, however I've gone by the nickname Jack since I was born
Words of the Wise...: "Learn quickly how to manage your time so you can have time to do your school work, time to relax and socialize, and time to be involved in other activities such as clubs and sports."
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Chadds Ford, PA
Major/ Minor: Public Health
Interests: In my free time I love playing tennis, golf and the piano as well as running, hiking, swimming and my favorite thing to do is travel.
On campus activities: Environmental Action Alliance and Yoga
Favorite Ware college house event: The Ware Dinner Dance
Favorite Movie/ TV show: Some of my favorite movies are The Titanic, The Patriot, Wedding Crashers, and Law Abiding Citizens. My favorite tv shows are Orange is the New Black and Modern Family.
Favorite Books: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Pillars of the earth, The Plain Truth, and The Pact.
Favorite Music: I like pretty much everything except for jazz and heavy metal.
Favorite courses taken at F&M: The Culture of Chocolate and Biology 110
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: The veggie cream cheese on any bagel is delicious
Fun fact about me: I have had my ceramics pieces displayed in Faneuil Hall in Boston and the Norman Rockwell museum in Stockbridge, MA.
Tamara Mills
Hopkinton, MA
Major/ Minor: Business with sociology minor
Interests: anything active. Love athletics, hiking, kayaking but a good book is just as fine with me
On campus activities: Field hockey team, work at the Athletic Communication Office, Executive Board for .08, and ADPi
Favorite Ware college house event: The BBQ in the spring
Favorite Movie/ TV show: Step Up movies
Favorite Books: don't have one
Favorite Music: country or hip hop
Favorite courses taken at F&M: pyh 100, organization of bunnies
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: cinnamon cream cheese
Fun fact about me:I own over a 100 shoes
Jonathan Blader
Hall: 3rd Rauch
Hometown: West Haven, CT
Major/ Minor: Undecided
Interests: Sports (Basketball, Football, Soccer, Baseball), music, movies, video games
On campus activities: HA (obviously), Writer for the College Reporter,
Favorite Ware college house event: Wareoke/Ware Thanksgiving Dinner
Favorite Movie/ TV show: Goodfellas, Game of Thrones, How I Met Your Mother
Favorite Books: The Sound and the Fury, Harry Potter
Favorite Music: Arctic Monkeys, Vampire Weekend, Kanye West
Favorite courses taken at F&M: Hearts of Darkness
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: The everything bagels!
Fun fact about me: I didn't have a name for the first week of my life
London Bailey '16
2nd Muhlenburg
Hometown: Memphis, TN
Major: Government & History
Interests: Writing Music, Playing and Watching Sports
Campus activities: Active Minds, F&M Votes, Gov Club
Favorite Ware college house event: WAREAOKE
Favorite Movie/ TV Show: Scandal
Favorite book: Ghostwritten by David Mitchell
Favorite music: Country
Favorite courses taken at F&M: Truth About Lies, As seen on TV
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: Bagel Tops
Fun fact about me: I directed a play
Words of the wise...: Don't waste your time looking for easy classes, focus on giving your best effort and you will be rewarded.
Ibrahim Kamara
Hometown: Philadelphia, PA
Major/ Minor: Government & Spanish double
Interests: I am an avid football (soccer) player. Needless to say, most of my free time is spent playing, practicing, or watching games. When I am not completely immersed in football, (and that is rare), I am kicking it (pun intended) with family and friends.
On campus activities: Men's club soccer, IMPACT, Writing Center tutor.
Favorite Ware college house event: No doubt Sunday Night Supper Series. It is the most convenient thing.
Favorite Movie/ TV show: I can't not watch the Dark Knight if it is on. I also love Remember The Titans and Inception. My favorite show is Arrested Development
Favorite Books: Its impossible to answer this genuinely, so I'll just say the fourth Harry Potter.
Favorite Music: I am more likely to be listening to rap than anything. I am also heavily influenced by African music as well, especially Sierra Leonean, Nigerian, Ghanian, and Ivorian, stemming from my West African heritage.
Favorite courses taken at F&M: Surprisingly, after my first and only Psychology class, my favorite course thus far has been Psych 100 with Professor Abbott.
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: Blueberry whenever I can get them.
Fun fact about me: Abraham Lincoln and I have the same birthday. My biggest pet peeve is when people call me Abraham, but my name literally and ironically means Abraham. So people often think I was named after him (funny, but not the case).
Sarah Craft
3rd Rauch (Fall Semester)
East Greenwich, RI
Major/ Minor: Anthropology with a Minor in History
Interests: I love Cooking and Baking, Reading, and Crafting.
On campus activities: I am a member of Active Minds.
Favorite Ware college house event: Thanksgiving Dinner and Wareaoke are always tons of fun!
Favorite Movie/ TV show: Some of my favorite movies are Remember the Titans, The Parent Trap, and The Sound of Music. My favorite TV shows are NCIS, Bones, Castle, Chopped, and So You Think You Can Dance.
Favorite Books: I love the Harry Potter Series as well as The Devil Wears Prada and the Stephanie Plum Novels by Janet Evanovich.
Favorite Music: I enjoy Country, Rock, Pop, etc. I will pretty much enjoy most music.
Favorite courses taken at F&M: The Body with Professor Bastian was an amazing class. It was a 300 level Anthropology and Women & Gender Studies Seminar that was super interesting and thought provoking. I have also really enjoyed my archaeology classes.
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: I can't eat Bagels anymore but everything bagels used to be my favorite.
Fun fact about me: This summer I attended a Forensic Archaeological Field School!
Ignacio Picado Fallas
2nd Schaeffer
Monteverde, Costa Rica
Major/ Minor: Undeclared
Interests: Sports/games, music, running
On campus activities: Cross country and Track teams, Mi Gente Latina treasurer, I.M.P.A.C.T. member
Favorite Ware college house event: Chocolate hang outs on Fridays
Favorite Movie/ TV show: Too many to list
Favorite Books: LOTR, Harry Potter, Ender's Game, "The Prophet" by Khalil Gibran, Green Eggs and Ham, Chronicle of a Death Foretold
Favorite Music: Love Rock and Tropical Latin music (basically anything but country)
Favorite courses taken at F&M: Foundations: Living Well, International Politics
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: Bagels. Was this a trick question?
Fun fact about me: You can call me Nacho.
Matthew Kershner
1st Rauch
Katonah, NY
Major/ Minor: Geology and possibly a minor in applied Mathematics
Interests: Fishing, being outside, sailing and running.
On campus activities: A member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity and a member of the Cross Country team.
Favorite Ware college house event: Bagel Breakfasts
Favorite Movie/ TV show:Plains, Trains, and Automobiles/ Breaking Bad
Favorite Books: The Road
Favorite Music: Anything
Favorite courses taken at F&M: Geo 110 and any math class
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: Blueberry Bagels
Fun fact about me:My parents went to F&M.
Alyssa Dorman
1st Schaeffer
Cheltenham, Pennsylvania
Major/ Minor: Double Major in Environmental Science and Philosophy
Interests: Being outdoors, spending time with friends and family, running, biking, yoga, reading, hiking, cooking, and traveling.
On campus activities: Employee at the Wohlsen Center for the Sustainable Environment, Co-founder of the F&M Rock Climbing Club, CORE Member of the Human Rights Initiative, Member of the Environmental Action Alliance
Favorite Ware college house event: I love when our house hosts speakers and guest professors! This past year we had a series of sociology lectures in the great room that were really awesome. Aside from those though, I'd have to go with the classic bagel breakfast as my favorite event.
Favorite Movie/ TV show: There's some really great shows out there-- That 70s' Show, The Colbert Report, Freaks and Geeks, How I Met Your Mother (Jason Segel is my other half), Modern Family. And for movies I would say Good Will Hunting, Memento, and Cheaper by the Dozen.
Favorite Books: The Paradox of Choice, The Omnivores Dilemma, and Cat's Cradle.
Favorite Music: My favorite bands are the Shins, Guster, Radiohead, Fleet Foxes, the Strokes, Dr.Dog, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Beirut.
Favorite courses taken at F&M: A close three way tie between the Nature of Hope, Living Well, and Environment & Human Values. Professors Penn, Merli, and Strick are three of the most compelling and informed professors on campus (or really, people that I've ever met in general). If you can take a class with any or all of them, do it.
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: Salt bagel with veggie cream cheese
Fun fact about me: I'm an only child, but both of my parents came from big families!
Shawn Hines '16
2nd Rauch
Hometown: Lancaster, PA
Major/ Minor: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology with a Spanish Culture minor
Interests: Playing intramural or club sports, poker, chemistry research, sleeping, listening to music
On campus activities: Varsity Basketball Player, .08, Ware mentor, Club volleyball team president, Ware Parliament, Benjamin Rush Honor Society, SAAC
Favorite Ware college house event: Finals Dinners
Favorite Movie/ TV show: The Prestige/House
Favorite Books: Outliers or One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
Favorite Music: Lana Del Rey.
Favorite courses taken at F&M: Evolution of Modern Man or Organic Chemistry
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: Blueberry bagel with Fresh Fruit
Fun fact about me: I have a deep voice and I've synthesized an Unnatural Amino Acid
Kara Bacile '15
2nd Schaffer
Hometown: Richmond, VA
Major: Government Major, Sociology Minor
Interests: Sports, reading
Favorite Ware College House Event:Super bowl party!
Favorite Book: Anything by Nicholas Sparks!
Favorite Movie/ TV Show: Parenthood and 24
Favorite Music Artists: Country music is my favorite but I have a wise taste in music.
Favorite Courses taken at F&M: Urban Education& campaigns and Elections
Favorite Bagel at Bagel Breakfast: Blueberry bagel with cinnamon cream cheese
Fun fact about me: I have a twin sister
Leslie Bacile '15
2nd Rauch
Hometown: Richmond, VA
Major: Double Major of Government and History
Interests: Sports, Reading
Campus activities: Women's Basketball, President of SAAc
Favorite Ware college house event: Bagel breakfast
Favorite music: Country
Favorite courses taken at F&M: East Asian Politics, Campaigns and Elections, History of Modern Europe
Fun fact about me: I'm a twin!
Karsten Bratt-Pfotenhauer
1st Rauch
Montgomery Village, MD
Major/ Minor: Undecided (Gov + French probably)
Interests: Sports, gaming, reading
On campus activities: Football
Favorite Ware college house event: Bagel Breakfast
Favorite Movie/ TV show: The Warriors/ Survivor
Favorite Books: Harry Potter, To Kill a Mockingbird
Favorite Music: Everything except Country and Heavy Metal
Favorite courses taken at F&M: International Politics, Reading French Texts
Favorite food at bagel breakfast: Cinnamon Raison Bagels, of course!
Fun fact about me: I've lived in Europe twice
Lizzie Furino '16
3rd Schaeffer
Hometown: King of Prussia, PA
Major: Sociology
Interests: I like to craft, flip through magazines, spend hours on Pinterest, look at pictures of and play with kitties, and I dabble in sewing and crocheting.
Ware College House activities: Wareaoke!!
Campus activities: I wrote a fashion column for the College Reporter, am a brother of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity, and am a member of COPS (Committees on Public Safety).
Favorite book: anything by Sarah Dessen, the Harry Potter series (especially Prisoner of Azkaban), ….does Glamour magazine count?
Favorite music artist: Jason Mraz station on iHeartRadio, John Mayer
Favorite courses taken at F&M: German
Favorite fruit at bagel breakfast: Sesame
Words of Wisdom: Whenever I was nervous about something, Sarah D'Amico, an amazing HA, would remind me to "just let it happen" and to remember that "worse things have happened."


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A dip in the fun for all the 'children' with the game of soap bubbles that are going away in the wind! The objective of the game is to pop as many bubbles as possible to pass to the next level and beat the record! There are only two rules to follow. The first is not to blow soap bubbles never black, otherwise the game ends immediately, and the second is to be able to blow all the other colored bubbles within the time limit set for each level. The large bubbles give a point, five points medium bubbles and the bubbles small ten points.
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This little bottle has a grandiloquent story to tell.
2,204 malted Maris Otter grains gave all they had to offer the world to provide the robustly delicate toffee malt canvas for the ensuing epic.
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I came across a store yesterday showing some of their stuff on facebook. Some of the dresses were really cute, but I feel like I could make some of them myself, which means I wasn't really inclined to spend JA$6000 on it. Thats about US$67 and now that I've done the conversion…they must be out there cotton-pickin mind! It was a normal babydoll style dress of a jersey material, with a few jewels strategically placed to bring up the style and the price point obviously. A dress has to be well tailored for me to spend that much cash. I'm not a label-lover really, fit and style comes first. If it was a handmade piece by a local designer then fine but not a mass production spaghetti strapped babydoll dress?
Am I cheap? Is this a normal price point now and are you comfortable with forking down $6g for one dress? Lemme know! (and tell me where you work too so I can apply) But on the real, how much would you pay for the two dresses below? Im tryin gto figure out whats now the reasonable price point in Jamaica.
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Happy to see you back in action Irie Diva!!! Kisses to the Munchkin.
All my moola goes into my business at the current moment…but pretending that I did have some discretionary spending available, there's no way in hell i'm paying more than $2,500 to $3K for dresses that look like they could be had for US$15 at Forever 21!
Cosign Fern!!
I would say J$1800-$2000 for the blue and gray and $2500-$3000 for the pink and black number.
Those dresses look like they came straight off the Wet Seal or Forever21 racks.
I'm with you on not being a huge fan of labels. Fit and style, yes! There was a time when I went to the dressmaker/tailor a lot, but I haven't been doing that much in recent times. I think I need to go that route again. Prices for clothing in JA are way too unreasonable.
The one on the left looks like it would cost more than the other.
i would pay $1200-$1500 for the blue and grey one and $2500-$3000 for the pink 1
I totally agree with Diva and all the comments above… I swear these people gonna make me go back to making my own clothes cuz the prices are just ridiculous! I've never been a fan of labels and with the way the economy is going I guess I never will… all that matters is that I look good and feel comfy… who cares who made it?!


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The carrying capacity is currently listed as 10x your Strength for unencumbered movement.That means a Strength 10 character can carry 100lbs unencumbered. This seems extremely unrealistic. I'm a pretty strong guy, able to bench 230-250 on a good day, with a best of 315. Back when I was in the US Army, I was in great shape. However, 100lbs of gear was uncommon and was very fatiguing.
Most military "light" packs are anywhere from 30-50lbs plus weapons, ammo and clothes. This allowed for quick, tactical movement. Heavier packs would be any where from 60-120lbs including gear. Heavier gear is meant to be moved from point-to-point so you can set up camp.
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The Broward Sheriff's Office on Thursday warned of a man who posed as a utility worker to try and get inside at least two condominiums in Tamarac.
The incident happened at 9150 Lime Bay Boulevard on Wednesday afternoon.
According to investigators, the man offered to check on residents' water pressure.
"A young man knocked at my door," said Roz Reines. "And, very, very stupidly I opened it up for him because I thought it was a neighbor. He put his hand out, wanted to shake my hand and I did that. He said there's something wrong with the water pressure and we're just testing it."
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ONLY ON 3: Watch the Wilmington ballpark debateSubmitted by WWAY on Mon, 10/29/2012 - 4:10pm.READ MORE:
Thursday night WWAY NewsChannel 3 and WHQR-fm hosted the only live debate focused on the ballpark bond referendum. Mayor Bill Saffo and Councilman Kevin O'Grady represented the city and Vote Yes Ballpark. Businessmen Scott Harry and Jim Rafferty spoke on behalf of Vote No Ballpark Tax. Full story...»
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Air travelers in Wilmington are feeling the effects of Hurricane Sandy. Airlines are delaying and canceling flights, including between Wilmington and Philadelphia and New York's LaGuardia Airport. Full story...»
Jury selection underway in trial for 2009 murderSubmitted by Holden Kurwicki on Mon, 10/29/2012 - 3:47pm.READ MORE:
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10. The end of the modest two-game winning streak also means the end of the disappointing season. At 3-8 the Cowboys are officially dead. Tony Romo should be put on injured reserve today. 9. Down 20-3 there was no way the Cowboys were going to win. Then up 27-23 with Roy Williams headed towa ... More >>
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Brenda ChapmanEdward Molz III at 3rd Street Financial's North Dallas "offices," back when life was all strip clubs, sports cars and cosmetic surgery.For a while there, life was pretty sweet for Ed Molz III. The financial start-up he formed last August was doing great business, and while his offic ... More >>
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The team invested in its ruffian running back and must now find a way to protect him
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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday apartment in Mattituck - 1 bedroom apartment
1 Bedroom, 1 Bath (Sleeps 2)
You will love this beautiful,big, brand new apartment! It has incredible light. The kitchen is perfect for cooking with all local ingredients! It also offers a beautiful fieldstone patio. Perfect for a romantic summer night. Perfectly located and private. We can also help you with anything you might need. Reservations, recommendations for dining ,spa services, bicycles,rental cars, etc The apartment is centrally located on the North Fork. Close to all beaches, vineyards,and Farms. Easily accessible by bicycle or car. This great apartment is 1 1/4 mile walk to Love Lane with cute shops such as book store, tasting room and a fantastic Cheese shop, chocolate shop, and other delicious dining options!!!! We love where we live and look forward to helping you have a memorable and fun experience on The North Fork
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- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- non smoking only
- not suitable for children
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
About Denise and Frank Dellaquila
We are a family of 4. Our children are young adults. Our daughter lives and works in New York City. Our son will be graduating College this May. We have been happily married for 28 years. We have lived in our home for 13 years. We pride ourselves on keeping our property looking especially beautiful. We are successful business owners and understand excellent quality and customer service. We are looking forward in meeting new people and sharing our beautiful private apartment with you. Thank you, The Dellaquila Family
Denise and Frank Dellaquila purchased this apartment in 2001
Why Denise and Frank Dellaquila chose Mattituck
Our property is perfectly located. You can easily walk to town, walk or bike to The most beautiful beach and an incredibly FUN sports bar, LEGENDS. Mattituck is in the center of the North Fork easy access anywhere. You can drive 12 miles and hop on a quick ferry ride to Shelter Island and then a few minutes drive you can hop on another ferry to the South Fork. Fun Fun Fun~
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The apartment is big and beautiful, you could live in it full time and be very very happy. The kitchen is truly a perfect cooking kitchen. Even if you stay for a week and choose to cook for maybe just 2 nights you will enjoy shopping at all the local farm stands, shopping at the cheese and chocolate shops and choosing your perfect bottle of wine and bringing it home after a long day of activities and just relaxing on your private stone patio. We are also in the service business and enjoy providing excellent customer service!!!!!


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Be on Guard: Recent International Mass Password Hacking
According to recent media reports, Russian Internet criminals have stolen an estimated 1.2 billion usernames and passwords, including more than 500 million email addresses. The bottom line for you:
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Potentially any internet/online account usernames and passwords – the specific sites or accounts affected are not known at this time
High risk:
- Those that reuse passwords on multiple accounts, especially relating to your main email, banking, credit card, and investments accounts
- Accounts with weak passwords
- Accounts at sites with low security for changing the password (e.g., not utilizing alternate contact information for password recovery)
What YOU can do:
- Change internet/online account passwords
- Strengthen online passwords – at least 8 random characters with a mixture of upper and lower case and special characters
- Do not reuse passwords especially for your main email, banking, credit card, and investments accounts
- Regularly update your password (e.g., every few months)
Before you make any password changes, ensure that your system is not infected with a virus and has the most up-to-date operating system.
- For Windows, go to http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com
- For Macs, use the Software Update in System Preferences.
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Identity Theft
You know who you are... who else does?
Identity theft occurs when someone uses your personally identifiable information (PII) without your permission to commit fraud or other crimes.
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Securing access to your electronic information... PRICELESS
Your passwords are the electronic equivalent to the locks on your house. Developing strong passwords will keep your personal information and identity more secure. These are suggestions for creating heavy-duty passwords:
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- Substitute numbers for letters in a word or phrase that you will remember;
- Do not use the same password for all your professional and personal business; and
- Remember to change your password regularly.
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Infected Computers
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As a computer user your important sensitive data and computer is being exposed to attacks which may lead to loss of data efforts and time. Understanding the causes will help you to prevent and fix these infections in your computer.
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Knowing how to recognize email fraud and educating yourself about current hoaxes and scams can help you avoid becoming a victim.
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- Common Hoaxes and Scams
- E-mail Spoofing
- Recommended Practices
- Email Password Tips
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Private Eyes: Who is watching you online?
Spyware is software written specifically to obtain personal information from your computer. In the process, spyware can destroy your data, steal confidential information, and create unneeded hassle.
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- Common Spyware Methods
- Common Spyware Traps
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Mobile Devices
Safe Computing on the Go
Laptops, smartphones, and tablets provide convenience and mobility in our business and personal world today. If your device is stolen, you could lose more than an expensive piece of equipment, you could lose your identity and personal security.
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- Encrypt any confidential business information stored on the device.
- Consider subscribing to a data wipe service to protect your information in the event your device is lost or stolen
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Social Networking
Social networking tools like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter are a great way to share information and keep in touch. Unfortunately, like other emerging technologies, social networking sites have become easy targets for Internet criminals
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- Dont allow public access to your information on social networking site.
- Think before posting photos or making comments.
- Check comments regularly and delete those that are offensive.
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Just because you own a copy, does not mean you own the copyright.
Copyright infringement, or piracy, is the unauthorized, unlawful copying and use of literature, software, video games, movies, or music. Copyright law gives the creator the sole authority to reproduce or distribute the created work.
Visit these resources for additional information:
- Federal Copyright Reference
- Texas Tech Copyright Reference.
- DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act).
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The TTU Office of the CIO developed the Safe Computing Practices Campaign for Texas Tech University and the surrounding communities to raise awareness and promote education. Our goal is to empower people with knowledge and tools to combat Internet-based security threats.
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When her veterinarian father dies, sixteen-year-old Iris Wight must move from Maine to North Carolina where her Aunt Sue spends Iris's small inheritance while abusing her physically and emotionally, but the hardest to take is her mistreatment of the farm animals.
Adam, now a rising rock star, and Mia, a successful cellist, reunite in New York and reconnect after the horrific events that tore them apart when Mia almost died in a car accident three years earlier. Sequel to If I Stay.
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"The holidays are deadly to a diet because of things like this! You can just keep popping one into your mouth every time you pass by till you have accidental eaten them all. I got this from a friend in Sweden. *Using the coarsest grating disc of the food processor for the ham works perfectly. After you have grated the ham use it for the cheese."
Serving Size: 1 (50 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 18
"I didn't believe the small amount of milk, and in fact used more, but far less than I would have expected: about a tablespoon. I used thin sandwich sliced ham and diced it finely. The result reminded me of a restaurant chain's cheddar biscuits, but different, too; and the small size invites popping one carelessly in your mouth each time you pass. (They don't have calories, do they?) Loved them!"
"These were fabulous! I used leftover ham from Christmas and I didn't have any spicy brown mustard so I used ballpark mustard and a added a few shakes of cayenne to the dough.....it was great but next time I try it I will try the spicy brown mustard. I made a third of the recipe and it was just the right amount for the two of us. Thanks for posting! Made for Please Review My Recipe cooking tag game."
"Made as written, with just a touch more milk to hold together. Although the taste was a fantastic combination. the balls themselves were too dense. This could have been from overhandling in order to keep them together, will try more milk and less handling next time. Made for PRMR 12/10."
"Very interesting! I also had an issue with them staying together and had to add some more milk. I think next time I'll add some granulated garlic too."
"Just what I was looking for to use up some left over ham. I had a hard time getting the balls to stay together so I added a tiny bit more milk.... when it come to hamburgers or meatballs or any sort of "formed" food I can be VERY impared in that region. Made these for an appy party tonight, but I had to test one before I gave them away and they were pretty darn good. I'll try this with other cooked then grated meat and tell you how it goes!"


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Denis Baraby, the director of youth protection services for the Laurentians, said extricating the children from Ontario may be tricky, but it's something the agency deals with often.
"Ontario authorities can take this decision now and get an order from a court," Baraby said. "We think there is a high possibility they will return them here."
Baraby said several families from the Jewish community have come forward to offer their homes for the children. The children have specific needs, since most only speak Yiddish and Hebrew.


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Hydro Composites, LLC, located fifty miles southeast of San Antonio, Texas, has been manufacturing fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) tanks and a variety of other FRP products since 2007. Our products and services serve a wide range of applications such as amusement and waterparks, aquaculture and aquaponics, chemical secondary containment, rainwater collection, waste water treatment, oil and gas drilling, farm & ranch, sports equipment and landscaping. Our experienced and dedicated staff, together with our modern facility & equipment and our streamlined manufacturing process allow us to assure both quality and timely delivery of our FRP products.
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Inspired by Italian recipes, this flavorful salami is handcrafted from select cuts of pork and flavored with the perfect amount of red wine. One can taste the care and craftsmanship in every slice.
How to serve it:
Peel back the outer layer and slice thinly. The rich, savory taste of our Dry Salami can be enjoyed by itself, but will really draw out the flavors of our Hickory Farms Reserve cheeses. Serve it with and without cheese on top of our Olive Oil and Rosemary crackers.
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Fire damages Rutland City homeStaff Report | November 10,2013A fire caused heavy damage to the rear of a single-family home Saturday night in Rutland City.
No one was home at the time of the fire, which was called in at about 7:15 p.m.
City Fire Lt. Brad LaFaso said four trucks were dispatched and firefighters met with heavy smoke coming out of the rear of the house when they arrived at 15 Hopkins St.
It took about 30 minutes to extinguish the fire, LaFaso said.
They got it down pretty quick, he said.
The cause of the fire was undetermined at press time, but LaFaso said it started in the kitchen area of the two-story woodframe house.
The property is owned by Everett Louder. The names and number of tenants renting the home were unknown at press time.MORE IN This Just InA close gubernatorial election raised questions about support for Gov. Full StoryPolice investigate Full StoryMENS HOCKEY Full Story
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HOUSTON- The DNA division of the Houston Police Department's crime lab, closed for more than three years because of concerns over flawed testing, is set to reopen, city officials said.
The division was shut down in 2002 after an independent audit revealed the use of unqualified personnel, inadequate facilities and lax protocols.Reviews of the lab's work led to two men's release from prison, including a man who served 17 years for a rape that new forensic tests show he did not commit. Dozens of cases in which analysts' work was inaccurate await adjudication.Since the closure, private labs have been conducting DNA analysis. The department has revamped its crime lab, hiring a new director and DNA division chief. It also increased the number of analysts in the division from nine to 12.The department said Tuesday the facility has been accredited by the American Society of Crime Lab Directors. The accreditation certifies that the lab meets minimum standards and is required by Texas law for labs to process evidence.
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This farm scene terrarium calls to mind the rolling hills of Vermont's countryside.
Materials to Make a Farm Scene Terrarium
- Large open glass container
- 3/8-inch pebbles (for base drainage)
- Horticultural charcoal
- Potting soil
- Live Hypnum curvifolium (sheet moss)
- Sagina subulata (Irish moss)
- Polytrichum commune (hair moss)
- Barn and outbuilding (see "Vermont in Miniature," top right)
- Sheep figurines (scaled in proportion to the barn)
- Miniature fencing
Instructions to Make a Farm Scene Terrarium
- Wearing gloves, lay 1 to 1-1/2 inches of pebbles into the base of the glass container.
- Add 1 tablespoon of horticultural charcoal to the bottom layer and mix it with the pebbles.
- Add a shallow layer of potting soil, mounding it up at the back to create a rolling landscape; firm lightly.
- Lay or stripe the hillsides with moss, using different varieties to designate different pastures.
- Firm the moss and water lightly.
- Add the barn atop the hill and the outbuilding in the valley.
- Place your sheep as desired.
- Add a fence.
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Many children and adults dealing with special needs struggle to gain coordination, strength and confidence as they go through therapy. But thanks to a local equine therapy center, they're getting the help they need.
"Because of this program I'm not going to end up in a wheel chair," Baumann said.
Nick Baumann became a client at Stable Hands Equine Therapy Center nearly 20 years ago. Now, as a volunteer, he's still growing.
"I do countless interviews for many different things I do public speaking, I love public speaking," Baumann said, "I think its my goal to just do pulbic speaking as a career."
Nick isn't the only one seeing positive results. Lisa Zahrt has been bringing her daughter, Anna, to Stable Hands for around 11 years, and the changes are remarkable.
"When we first brought her here she was so afraid of the horses, she wouldn't even get near them until we just picked her up and put her in the saddle," Lisa said, "and this grin appeared and the horse started to walk, and that grin has never disappeared."
Anna's grin was among many at a groundbreaking Tuesday, for the center's new indoor arena.
The executive director of Stable Hands says creating an indoor arena was a necessity for the clients.
"Weather the way it is in Wisconsin, its either getting dark early or its getting cold, or its just raining on you," Diane Abitz, the Executive Director said, "our goal is to go full-time and add infrared heat in the arena so we can work more into the winter hours."
Nick says this facility will change how he deals with the cold.
"The winter months, its hard on me because of my disability, "Baumann said, "and I think if I can ride in the winter, it would relieve a lot of pain and stress and that type of thing."
For Lisa, she's grateful her daughter now has an activity of her own that's helping her break out of her shell.
"Making her feel like she can do something that everybody else can do, our other children have had sporting activities their general activities that they've been a part of, and she never had anything, but now she does with stable hands."
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Kansas City Chiefs
Daily Madden: Former Stanford Star Makes His Mark In NFL
Fresh off the 49ers practice squad, Miami Dolphins safety Michael Thomas was named the AFC Defensive Player of the week after two huge plays secured the Dolphins' victory over the Patriots Sunday.
With Fourth Place In AFC West Clinched In 2013, Next Year's Opponents Now Set For Raiders
The National Football League's formulaic methodology for scheduling means the Oakland Raiders already know who their opponents will be in 2014.
Raiders Can Play Spoiler For Chargers' Playoff Hopes On Sunday
The underachieving San Diego Chargers are 7-7 and just one game out of a postseason slot in the AFC hierarchy, so when the Oakland Raiders travel south this weekend, they have a chance to bury the Bolts in 2013.
Daily Madden: Raiders Deliver Too Many Gifts
OAKLAND (KCBS) – The Raiders turned the ball over seven times and let the Kansas City Chiefs run wild in losing 56-31 in Oakland Sunday. "They kind of brought it upon themselves," John Madden told […]
Early And Late Mistakes Doom Raiders To Loss Against Chiefs
From the opening kickoff, the Oakland Raiders couldn't match up with the Kansas City Chiefs, and mistakes in all phases cost the Silver and Black any chance at a win — or good grades in this week's performance evaluation.
Chiefs Clinch Playoff Berth In Blow Out Of Raiders, 56-31
Jamaal Charles tied a franchise record with 5 touchdowns in a game, Alex Smith threw 5 TD passes and the Chiefs beat the Raiders 56-31 on Sunday to clinch at least a wild-card spot.
Daily Madden: Recalling The Long-Time Raiders-Chiefs Rivalry
This weekend the Oakland Raiders face the Kansas City Chiefs in a sold-out game at the Coliseum. John Madden joined the KCBS morning crew to preview the game and to reminisce about the teams' storied rivalry.
Injuries May Not Matter For Raiders Against Chiefs This Weekend
The Oakland Raiders and the Kansas City Chiefs both have some injuries on their respective rosters as they face off this weekend in Week 15, but it probably won't affect the outcome of the game too much.
Sports Verdict: Which Team Will Represent The AFC In The Super Bowl?
The Colts and Broncos have already secured a playoff spot, with others offered the chance this weekend if all breaks right. The question is, which team will win the AFC Championship this year?
Already Looking To 2014, Raiders Need To Find Their Quarterback
The Oakland Raiders have two young quarterbacks to choose from, so which one will emerge in 2014 as the potential QB of the future for the Silver and Black?


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Leica V-Lux (Typ 114) review
It's the same size as a small SLR, has plenty of features, a versatile lens and produces high quality images.
It's the same size as a small SLR, has plenty of features, a versatile lens and produces high quality images.
The X100T brings an improved hybrid viewfinder, high-speed electronic shutter and more
Our hands-on review now has the first batch of lab test results and sample images.
Panasonic's GM5 is a mirrorless compact system camera, but it's smaller than some regular compacts. The built-in viewfinder and hotshoe make this little beauty even more appealing.
Canon and Nikon are not the only D-SLR makers. Pentax is still there too, though the K-S1 might not be its finest hour
The S6900 features a 12x optical zoom, built-in Wi-Fi and NFC, and an articulating screen that faces the front for selfie lovers.
Canon's latest bridge camera has the longest optical zoom currently available on the market – it also has a host of other useful features, such as inbuilt Wi-Fi and an electronic viewfinder.
The new sensor, dual processing engines and top-end AF and metering systems combine to make the Canon 7D Mark II a superb camera.
The Fuji X-T1 seemingly has it all – fantastic good looks and a sensor with a proven image quality. It also offers expanded dynamic range, and we've put it to the test
The X30 has the same lens, sensor and processing engine as the X20, but adds an EVF and tilting screen.