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Former Deputy Attorney General James Comey reveals the circumstances surrounding the reauthorization of the domestic spying program, including then-White House counsel Alberto Gonzales' late-night visit to an ailing John Ashcroft in order to "take advantage of a very sick man who did not have the powers of the attorney general" at the time.
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Forty Licks [European Tour Edition] (2002)
Forty Licks, like Elvis' 30 #1 Hits, is a career-spanning compilation that wouldn't have happened without the unprecedented, blockbuster success of ... Show synopsis Forty Licks, like Elvis' 30 #1 Hits, is a career-spanning compilation that wouldn't have happened without the unprecedented, blockbuster success of Beatles 1. Where Elvis' set is hurt by the simple fact that there are too many damn Elvis comps on the market, the Rolling Stones benefit greatly from the fact that there has not been any set that chronicles all their recordings from the '60s through the '90s. It also benefits that this is the concept behind the record -- it's meant to be a journey through their biggest songs, not just the number one hits. Of course, the Stones couldn't have had a CD containing just their number ones that spanned one disc, much less two, because they never topped the charts that frequently. This is a liberating thing (compare it to Elvis', which got weighed down with the number ones, resulting in some subpar selections), since it opens the door for almost every Stones song of note to feature on this collection, along with four new songs (not great, but solid songs, all). Sure, there are many great Rolling Stones moments missing, and not just fan favorites Beggars Banquet or Exile on Main St., either -- "Play With Fire," "2000 Light Years From Home," "Tell Me," "Heart of Stone," "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)," "Lady Jane," "Time Is on My Side," "Waiting on a Friend," "I'm Free," and "We Love You" are all missing in action. The thing is, as the disc is playing, you don't miss any of them, and it feels like all the hits are here. At first, the nonchronological order seems to be a mistake, but both discs flow well, especially since they're roughly divided thematically (the first is devoted largely to the '60s, with the rest on the second). Yes, the Stones made great albums that should be in any serious rock collection, but if you just want a summary of their best moments, Forty Licks is it; it does its job as well as Beatles 1 did. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi


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Not a good day for Keith McNally. On the same day that Jay Cheshes says the food at Pulinos doesnt even reach that humble mark (Sarah DiGregorio of the Voice has a more favorable take), Steve Cuozzo calls McNally a big, fat crybaby for whining about Adam Platts review. After recalling the time McNally complained to Cuozzo's editor over something he wrote about the reservations policy at Pastis, Cuozzo says this latest project is hardly worth wasting a review on, but knocks its faux-distressed shtick nonetheless, and says McNally has lost the creative daring that made him a Prince of the City. Safe to say the Cuozz is hereby banished from Keiths kingdom.
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10.13.2014 - 11.03.2014
An Introduction to Christina Quisumbing Ramilo: Float
Sculpture is a powerful medium. It exists in three dimension as something 'real' we can see, touch, smell and walk around. It is also an object that has been made from raw materials, by the artist, through laborious processes over a long duration of time. All these combined energies of human interaction and physical presence, produce an intimate exchange of art and ideas. When sculpture mimics and changes recognizable objects, the transformation of the everyday into iconic symbols, creates an even more powerful experience of reality and transcendence. It is an intimate idolatry that has claimed and reconfigured things often taken for granted, into points of meditation for the artist and viewer.
Christina Quisumbing Ramilo's latest exhibition Float employs such a strategy through a drifting moment in time of dysfunctional but recognizable sculptural forms. Mainly wood, they have been stripped, sanded and painted to mimic the austerity of bone as memories of absence and unfinished conversations. Their seductive surfaces then lure viewers to consider the impotence of their subject. A skeletal bangka whose katig or stabilizers have been dislocated and hover nearby, a salvavida made of cement, a suspended bridge that does not connect, a naked chair that is impossible to use, a ring without its stone and large-scale wishbones made from a santol tree felled from a recent storm. By focusing on a sense of lack, these seemingly ordinary objects, that traditionally help or give pleasure, become metaphors of promises unfulfilled. A boat that can't travel or save, a lifesaver that sinks and an empty ring unable to complete a vow of love. And even when there is a chance of hope -- through the pulling of a wishbone -- there is also the possibility of disappointment.
These are the ongoing oscillations found in Quisumbing Ramilo's work, whose personal histories are often combined with a sensitive use of rough, weathered materials such as sand paper, pencils, reclaimed wood, fallen trees, old windows, glass, metal sheets, carpentry tools, signs and found objects. Sometimes these are reconfigured into sculptural hybrids or become new forms, carved with lines from poems and journal entries that comment on love and loss. However, Float shifts from this raw aesthetic into something more unembellished and smooth. The surfaces of the works have been heavily sanded down and their silhouettes are more grave and severe. There is no self deprecating humor, ingenious transformations or sentimental longing as in previous exhibitions, but rather a resignation that sometimes, despite all best efforts, things don't work out the way you want them to. That they instead, remain undone without any sense of closure, like spirits lost in limbo, adrift.
The action to float, which is the conceptual crux of the exhibition, infers some type of comfort, of a peaceful bobbing or hovering, as well as a slow aimless type of movement or existence. Quisumbing Ramilo's bangka, locates this in bodies of water, and the bangka itself creates a very meaningful type of symbolism, especially since in indigenous cultures the bangka is filled with rituals and beliefs as a vessel for the living and the dead. This unmade boat, and the repeated paddle motifs in the artist's wishbones and chair – which is also called a bangka chair in Pampanga-- all suggest a sense of purposeful being and travel. However the juxtapositions of these elements with her redundant objects create a type of uncertainty: paddles don't help to save when they are fixed to wishbone or suggested through the design of chair. Perhaps this represents a meditation point on personal salvation instead?
Despite these clues, the artist remains purposefully ambiguous on the stories of the exhibition preferring to create a mysterious environment where the audience must piece together the missing parts of who, what and why. These symbolic and physical gaps then create powerful silences that when complimented by light and shadow produce a sense of formal and emotional gravitas. Initially, this weight is centered around readings of loss and dysfunction. However, rather than a painful lament to broken memories, Float is also a poetic reverence of uncertainty which encourages viewers to see beauty in the unresolved. This portrait of the human condition, much like the creative process, is a never-ending stream of events and ideas where hope can be found in the incomplete. And sometimes, by releasing ourselves from the burden of the destination we are allowed to simply let go and be free.
-- Eva McGovern
Aurora Borealis
10.13.2014 - 11.03.2014
Fireworks produce light, noise, smoke and floating materials like confetti or ash. They may burn with flames, shoot up and free fall, twinkle or burst, blaze and burn out, or flash in delay or in quick succession. Some are blinding white, others emit sparks of colors and assume shapes like stars, hearts, clovers or smiley faces, made to make sounds that crackle, hiss, clap, bang, boom, whistle or rumble.
Fireworks are on display at the Art Informal Gallery on October 16, 2014, in the form of 200 tiny watercolor paintings framed as black squares. Lena Cobangbang shot a video of a fireworks display, painted 200 stills of it, and made a video animation, to be projected on the gallery's ceiling and wall. Her solo show, "Aurora Borealis," represents the search for luminosity, brilliance, magnificence--the birth of creation, the big bang! But also broods on blindness, groping in darkness, facing the void, and the "fumbling stumbling incoherence blurring uselessness of words."
Lena describes the spark that ignited her idea:
"I close my eyes I see bursts of feeble greenish light, as after-images of a yet to be seen aurora borealis whether in the throes of ecstasy, pain or utter weariness, brief spurts of such a light, and then it's black again."
Aurora borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, is a natural electrical phenomenon seen above the magnetic poles of the northern hemispheres, manifesting as bands of greenish light, sometimes with a pink tinge or deep violet hue, or more rarely, shades of red, yellow or blue. The lights appear in various forms, sometimes in rippling curtains or rolling smoke, as arcs or streamers, scattered or in patches, or like shooting rays that give the night sky an eerie glow. Occasionally, the northern lights explode for a minute in a corona and the next minute, it is over.
In a tropical and equatorial region such as the Philippines, this phenomenon is an impossible sighting. Lena's desire to see the Northern Lights is withheld by the geographical distance and the harsh tropical sun. Nevertheless, she puts together tiny sparks of energy with hundreds of paintings to create her own explosion and watch it burn.
She cites the great inventor and mad genius Nikola Tesla, who lived and worked in a constant and unceasing state of inspiration, as a guiding force in this show. Tesla suffered from a "peculiar affliction" of very strong visions accompanied by flashes of light that appeared before his eyes.
In an autobiographical account, Tesla wrote of this luminous phenomenon that manifested from time to time, particularly when a new idea that opened up possibilities struck him:
"When I close my eyes I invariably observe first, a background of very dark and uniform blue, not unlike the sky on a clear but starless night. In a few seconds this field becomes animated with innumerable scintillating flakes of green, arranged in several layers and advancing towards me. Then there appears, to the right, a beautiful pattern of two systems of parallel and closely spaced lines, at right angles to one another, in all sorts of colours with yellow, green, and gold predominating. Immediately thereafter, the lines grow brighter and the whole is thickly sprinkled with dots of twinkling light. This picture moves slowly across the field of vision and in about ten seconds vanishes on the left, leaving behind a ground of rather unpleasant and inert grey until the second phase is reached."
Tesla saw mental pictures and vivid scenes not merely in his mind's eye but right in front of him as if they were concrete and real. He had a theory that in the time to come, one could possibly project on a screen an image conceived in the mind and make it visible for anyone to see, revolutionizing all human relations. Tesla once suggested that he could make dull students bright by wiring the walls of the classroom and saturating them with infinitesimal electric waves vibrating at high frequency.
For all the radiance of the natural world, the spectacle of the artificial and the astonishing brilliance of minds like Tesla's, Lena takes it all in with bemused despair like the winged being who sits dejected, head on hand, afflicted by sad thoughts amidst implements of knowledge, art and illumination in Albrecht Dürer's Melencolia I. After all, Tesla died alone in poverty and neglect; fireworks cause air and water pollution, not to mention injuries, disfigurements and deaths; and who knows if she will ever see the northern lights before the black curtain closes. "Romancing the black square, the deep wells of its absoluteness as though the universe can be quartered into divisible corners but black all the same," she looks into the impenetrable veil and paints flickers of light all the same.
-- Masi Solano
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Negotiating Carpet Installation Prices
By Larry Ray Palmer
When it comes time for new carpet in your home, the expense may be staggering. If your home building or remodeling project has left your budget in a bit of a crunch, it may seem that new carpeting is something that may have to wait. Fortunately, there are several things you can do to negotiate a better price on the installation of your carpet and make finishing your project possible.
- What You Need to Know
- Understand the type of carpet you need and the areas in which you need it as well as the amount of carpet you need. This will help you explore all of your carpeting options and thus help you get the best price for your project possible.
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Ask for a discount. Many carpet installers will negotiate if a lower price makes the difference between getting the job or not. In addition, carpet installers know that if you are happy with your carpet, your friends and family are going to hear about it. Word-of-mouth advertising is a very valuable commodity for service industries, such as carpet installation. If you let the carpet layer know that you are on a budget but your friends and family will bring in future business, you may walk away with a discount.
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Offer free advertising. Many carpet installers are self-employed, small-business owners who subcontract work from carpet stores. Referrals from satisfied customers are their main form of advertising. Many of them supplement this by placing yard signs at their projects. Offer to let the installer put a sign in a window or the front yard of your home while they are working. Many installers will be happy to make give you a discount for the chance to advertise, especially if you will leave the sign in place for a few weeks or you live in a high traffic area.
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Do your own tear out. It's a very simple thing to do but it can save you $100 or more on large projects. Pull up the carpet in one corner of the room with a pair of pliers, then follow the wall, pulling the carpet free. Once all the edges are free, roll up the carpet and remove it from the room. Take up the old pad and sweep the floor. For an average room, the complete tear-out process will take less than an hour.
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Dispose of the old carpet yourself. Most carpet installers will charge $25 to $75 for the service. If the carpet is in fairly good condition, you may be able to resell or donate it. If the carpet is not in reusable condition, unroll it and cut it into 3-foot-wide strips to facilitate easy handling. Roll up the strips and wrap them with duct tape or twine. Many waste disposal companies will pick up the bundles with your regular trash at no extra charge. Others may charge a small fee for the service.
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Sacrifice on comfort. When walking on a carpet feels like you are walking on air, it is a great thing. Unfortunately, the luxurious feeling of extra thick pad carries an extra price as well. In rooms where you don't need the extra padding, go for the thinner pad and save $15 to $20 per room.
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Offer more work. Carpet installers work in a feast or famine industry. When consumer spending is up, they do very well, but when the economy slows, new carpeting is one of the first things people quit buying. If you are planning a new addition or remodeling another room, let the carpet installer know that the job is his when you are ready for floor covering. He will appreciate the guaranteed work, and you may get a better price on both jobs.
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- If you are planning to carpet another room later or have a friend who also wants new carpet, purchase the carpet for all the jobs at the same time, if your budget allows, as roll price goods are often at least $1 cheaper per yard than cut price goods.
- Make sure it's not going to cost you extra to dispose of your old carpet. Some municipal waste companies charge fees for hauling carpet, especially if it is not cut into manageable bundles. Compare the carpet installer's cost with the waste company's to see which will save you the most money.
- For many independent flooring contractors, they gain new business from online referrals. When getting an estimate, make it clear that you are on a tight budget, but that you would happily write a glowing review of their work on major internet ratings sites.
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November 23, 2014
The 2013 Charlottesville Challenger men's tennis tournament came to a close Sunday at the Boar's Head Sport Club.
American Michael Russell overcame a five game hole in the third set to win the singles title in a tiebreak over Peter Polansky of Canada.
Virginia alum Jarmere Jenkins teamed with Donald Young to take on Steve Johnson and Tim Smyczek in the doubles final, but it was Johnson and Smyczek pulling out the win in straight sets.
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Loyalists of Jagan facing problems: TDP
The TDP leader Rajendra Prasad has said that the people who have trusted the former chief minister late YS Rajashekara Reddy and followed his foot steps are now facing several accusations and are around courts while some are behind the bars. He has taken on YSR Congress party president YS Jaganmohan Reddy on the murder of TDP MLA Paritala Ravindra. He has also questioned as to why Jagan is not trusting the CBI that gave clean chit to him in Paritala Ravi's murder case. Rajendra Prasad has said that Jaganmohan Reddy would remain as one of the most corrupted politicians of the country. He has also said that Jagan is trying to gain sympathy of the public. People who shied themselves with castes and religions in the politics would not survive in the field forever, he added.
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Outlaw, a four-year veteran, signed a three-year deal, the team announced Wednesday. Terms of the agreement were not released.
Outlaw has averaged 6.8 points and 2.6 rebounds over his career, but has steadily improved. Last season, he averaged 9.6 points and 3.2 boards.
``Travis enjoyed what we feel was a breakout season last year on both ends of the floor,'' Trail Blazers general manager Kevin Pritchard said. ``His athleticism and high-flying style of play add another level of excitement to the team and we are thrilled to have him back.''
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AURORA, Colo. (AP) - Aurora Police shot an armed partygoer at a hotel where fights broke out among a New Year's crowd of some 750 people.
The unidentified man was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. KMGH-TV reports that two off-duty police officers were working New Year's Eve security at the Red Lion Hotel and called for backup early Sunday after the crowd became unruly and fights started breaking out.
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This is a family favorite at the holidays. It is a very dense, rich cake with a delicious vanilla butternut flavored batter with maraschino cherries and pecans throughout. For the holidays you can usually find maraschino cherries that are dyed green. A small drained jar of these can be added to the cake in addition to the 10 ounce jar of regular red maraschino cherries to give it a festive look. Also, I find that using a silicone bundt pan makes removing the cake much easier. I place the bundt pan on a cookie sheet to make placing it in the oven easier.
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- Just Plain Craig Apr 28, 2011 12:31 PM
What veggies do you put in your and do you roast or steam them. I'm trying to get my grands off McDonalds and thought this was a good way to start getting some veggies in thier system.
i dont add veggies...veggies are usually on the side..but i suppose u could add any veggie u like.
i usually add meat...cubed or chopped chicken..turkey...ham..
and for my 3yo sometimes chopped hot dogs...
I think peas could be a good place to start as well as chopped tomatoes. Some kids also like broccoli or cauliflower and it would be interesting to see what they think of a handful of spinach just tossed in at the end. For the veggies that might need cooking, you could just throw them in with the pasta for however long would be needed.
Try the deceptively delicious recipes I think they puree butternut squash and mix it in with the cheese sauce. I've never made it myself so I have no idea of how good it is or if your grandkids need their veggies hidden or not.
re: gator28
I tried butternut squash in the mac & cheese for my picky 4 year old son. My 6 year old daughter and I thought it tasted good. My son, however, is like the FBI...he would not eat it. I guess because the texture was a little different.
I do make a lot of other foods, though, and mix pureed vegetables in. I take a handful each of frozen broccoli and carrots, steam them, puree in food processor. They go into pasta with red sauce, turkey chili, meatloaf to name a few. Works like a charm.
And yes, I know a lot of people don't agree with this tactic, but you gotta do what you gotta do.
re: chowser
yes--what i was going to recommend. delicious.
roasting veggies always tastes better, IMO. we used to have mac and cheese from the blue box as a kid with frozen peas and carrots mixed in. i used to try and pick around the veggies, but would eventually give in and eat it by the heaping spoonful.
i like breaking cauliflower into tiny florets and sauteeing or roasting them with some garlic, then adding that to my mac now. or do the same with broccoli, peas, string beans, spinach, kale, bell peppers, potatoes, tomatoes (slow roasted tomatoes+cheese+pasta=magic).
good luck with this!
how about just vegetables in a cheese sauce - cauliflower, broccoli, carrots, potatoes work well without the macaroni.
re: srsone
Thier not my natural grandkids, my son is dating thier mother. And yes all they ate was Mcd's. I would ask if they liked basic stuff and the mother had no idea. How do you now know if you kids likes rice or string beans or meatloaf......sad
re: Just Plain Craig
Serve food and don't ask if they like it., just say it's some thing your own kids loved.
Tonight I made mac-n-cauliflower-n-white beans-n-cheese. I cut the cauliflower into small florets and blanched it first.
I add beans a lot because I'm not a big meat eater and like the protein.
Mac & cheese with cooked chopped spinach mixed in is really good.
I must ask- what's the benefit of getting kids off McD's if you're just going to cut up hot dogs into their mac & cheese?
I've done it with mushrooms in (mushrooms were cooked prior to mixing in with the cheese sauce). I've also done it with spinach and it came out quite good. I wilted the spinach in the pan and mixed it in with the cheese sauce as well. Just make sure to squeeze out any excess juice after wilting the spinach, unless you want the dish to be green.
re: mavtheswine
I'm sure those versions taste wonderful but mushrooms and spinach are pretty much Kryptonite to kids raised on McDonald's.
re: MplsM ary
Time for a new paradigm, in that case.
I'm also in disagreement that kids won't necessarily like something that adults won't think they'll like. Adults presume a LOT, when it comes to kids' food choices.
re: EWSflash
I'm assuming that what the OP typed is true and that these kids were raised on McDonald's, where the vegetables and mushrooms are scarce. That's not to say she shouldn't try serving them vegetables. Rather she should go for more mainstream, kids like 'em veggies, which spinach and mushrooms are not.
Personally, I've always like vegetables. Trees (broccoli), albino trees (cauliflower), spinach, artichokes, all good since I was a wee child. Mushrooms? I'm still learning to like mushrooms.
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I agree. I have a 6 year old daughter who eats everything, and I mean everything, and even she won't eat spinach or mushrooms. She has tried spinach and mushrooms, but she definitely did not like them. Cooked carrots, broccoli, asparagus, cauliflower, peas....yes. Raw cucumbers, grape tomatoes are another option to put on the side.
Not exactly mac & cheese, but we make a dish called cheesy spinach noodles. Basically layer egg noodles, shredded cheddar, and creamed spinach (or just steamed spinach w/a little butter). Or if we are in a hurry just add the cheese and spinach to a pot of cooked noodles and stir it.
I will steam broccoli and add it to mac & cheese.
re: viperlush
Sounds delightful- l'll have to try it.
I highly recommend that you don't refer to it as "mac and cheese". Speaking as a former crazy-picky eater, I had "ideas" about certain foods and couldn't deal with change. For example, as a TEENAGER I cried on one of my birthdays because my dad put red pepper in the lasagna. It RUINED it for me. Lasagna had always been smooth and almost mushy, and suddenly my birthday meal had harder-textured chunks. It was the worst birthday ever!
Sooo... give it a new, fun name. Make pasta with tomatoes, roasted peppers (no hard, crunchy pepper chunks... or else), diced spinach and some little pieces of pepperoni, and you've got PIZZA PASTA! RAINBOW RAVIOLI (in broth, with peas and carrots)! FUN FETTUCCINE (with zucchini ribbons too)! SUMMERTIME SPAGHETTI (make it from spaghetti squash)! Just don't try to change their beloved "mac and cheese".
i almost always put broccoli or peas into my mac and cheese. the peas i just microwave until they are room temp and then mix them in at the end (the mac will heat em up the rest of the way). for the broccoli, i boil it first for about 3 minutes then mix it in at the end. i call my creations broccaroni or mac and peas.
re: mleighn
Around here the mixing vege with pasta wouldn't fly with my younger two but the oldest likes macaroni a few ways:
- pasta salad with steamed vege and diced chicken
- baked mac made with marinara (easy to hide some good vege in a tomato sauce) topped with melted mozza/cheddar
- traditional stovetop mac & cheese
- Stovetop mac & cheese mixed with marinara (kind of resembles a rose sauce)
-Stovetop mac with black bean chili(either layered in a bowl or side by side)
I tried adding a bit of pumpkin puree to cheese sauce once. Got busted by my middle child who was 5 at the time. I don't recommend it unless you use an old cheddar to mask the flavor, even then there'll be a noticeable difference in texture.
this is really sad. i would start the kids off with a sweet potato on the side, mixed with butter and maple syrup. it's a veg and a dessert! i take it they won't like bitter right away.


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According to Automotive News, dealer associations in a handful of states, and state regulators in at least one case, say Tesla's stores violate state franchise laws that prohibit factory ownership of dealerships.
Tesla, a popular Palo Alto, Calif.-based electric car maker, now operates 17 stores in 10 states and the District of Columbia, most in shopping malls. Another six are scheduled to open this fall.
Tesla is trying to recreate the experience of the Apple retail stores and counts former Apple executive George Blankenship among its executive ranks.
Automotive News reports that the Oregon Automobile Dealers Assocation informally asked the Oregon Department of Transportation's Driver and Motor Vehicles Services Division to review the validity of the dealer license granted for Tesla's Portland store.
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MODESTO - Sierra High's three-time defending Valley Oak League champion girls swim team picked up where it left off in its 2010 non-league opener against Downey Thursday, cruising to a 116-53 victory.
Only a select few are still dropping perspiration on the mats in hopes of continuing a season-long journey. For some the journey has been a success by still being alive, but for one of the highly-touted wrestlers in the Sac-Joaquin Section, anything short of a title would be a letdown.
It took three quarters for Kiwi Gardner to take over.
The weather is expected to cooperate for today's Valley Oak League rematch between Manteca and Central Catholic, which was originally postponed because of rain last Thursday.
Brooke Riley's round didn't end as well as she had hoped during East Union's Valley Oak League dual match at Oakdale Golf and Country Club on Tuesday.
Scoring was at a premium Saturday when the Manteca Jr. Timberwolves junior novice squad locked up with the Tracy Jr. Bulldogs, who prevailed 6-0 in Delta Youth Football League action.
STOCKTON - The blond streak in Esteban Paramo's hair may have started as a personal statement of style, but it's come to symbolize something much bigger.
Sierra played perfect defense from the second minute to the 78th Monday against visiting East Union.
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Except where posted, all refuge roads, dikes, and levees are open to foot traffic. Hillside NWR offers excellent white-tail deer, squirrel, rabbit, raccoon and waterfowl hunting opportunities. Fishing for largemouth bass, crappie, and catfish is allowed year-round in certain areas of the refuge. Consult your hunting and fishing regulations brochures for details.
Hiking, Bird watching, Photography:
Spend some time in a bottomland hardwood forest on Alligator Slough Nature Trail. This 0.6-mile universally-accessible trail meanders through a bottomland hardwood forest with a bald cypress and water tupelo slough accessed from the South Levee Road. The trail provides excellent opportunities for bird watching, hiking, educational groups, and wildlife photography. Visitors are encouraged to go bird watching and to photograph the wildlife. The best time of the year for viewing wildlife is late fall through spring. The Alligator Slough Nature Trail is a wonderful field trip for environmental education and interpretation.
You can catch a glimpse of one or more of the approximately 200 species of neotropical migratory birds. Look for Golden eagles, winter visitors and Bald eagles which nest in the area and are also winter visitors. Check out the white-tailed deer, gray and fox squirrels, swamp rabbit and a variety of small fur-bearers. And don't miss the all-time-favorite, the American alligator, a resident of the sloughs, streams, and shallow ponds.


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Right Move By Bobcats
I think the Charlotte Bobcats made the right move in hiring Mike Dunlap last summer. They needed a coach known for developing a young roster that could get them through another trying season.
I also think the Bobcats were right in firing Dunlap yesterday. You're not going to make many friends coaching the way Dunlap does, and unless he was able to build relationships with his players, or the front office, his position should have been treated like a temp job.
Now the Bobcats can go out and try to find a proven head coach that can hopefully get the club closer to respectability. More importantly, a top tier free agent is more likely to sign here with someone that has that top level experience, instead of Dunlap, who had never done t before.
Even though I support the Bobcats for hiring and firing Dunlap, I understand what many in the community are asking: why does Michael Jordan run through coaches so quickly, does he have a plan and what makes us believe he can be a successful owner?
I'm assuming the reason he parted ways with Dunlap is because he believes he can attract an experienced head coach, can acquire top free agents, and believes next season could be the beginning of some real signs of progress. If not, and Jordan is once again making changes, you wonder if the community will have had enough.


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Forget about all the boutiques for models, mainstream retail stores, and cool club-wear shops that have flocked to South Beach. Be truly revolutionary with your purchasing dollars. Enter secondhand-consumer mode and head for Community Family, where you'll find Kingston Trio albums, green pumps so bright they glow in the dark, and other recycled castaways from four decades of SoBe weirdness. You'll find everything you could ever need (or never need), including furniture, lamps, black-and-white television sets, sewing machines, grandfather clocks, coats too heavy to wear in Florida, and banana clips for your hair. There are even brain-stimulating products like encyclopedias and semibrain-stimulating products such as paperback spy novels. We recommend The Bunnies by John Q, the action-packed tale of an undercover agent who becomes ensnarled in a web of suspense, murder, and sex. Just so you don't forget you're still in South Beach.


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Half Frames: Love at First Sight
Diana Mini does this feature but I haven't really used its half-frame feature. It was only when I saw photos from an Olympus Pen EE-3 that I fell in love with half frames. This is my first roll that I used in my newest camera and I love the results.This photo was shot on film. Taken by kimpy05 with an Olympus Pen EE-3 loaded with Kodak Ultima 100 film in Makati, Philippines. These tags describe this photo: diptych, first, roll, olympus, pen, half, frame, and friends. This photo can also be found in the album Half Frames: Love at First Sight.
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Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Other (See Description), 2 Baths (Sleeps 6)
2 good sized master suites with a queen in one and a king in other. . Approx. 1200 square feet. Steps from the pool and jacuzzi. Complete with towels, cookware and everything needed for a family vacation. Wash room, carport parking for 2 cars. Gated community set in a beautiful area. Quiet, and absolutely beautiful. Nice new furniture in living room and new carpet throughout. Nice clean unit.
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About Stacey Mills
Stacey Mills is the property manager for this, and 2 other marvelous condo's in Ironwood. She has lived in the desert for 50 years, so she knows this area well, and is passionate about hosting those who desire to come visit this beautiful desert.
Why Stacey Mills chose Palm Desert
Ironwood CC is the most sought after property in the Desert, it is known as the Country Club above the rest. It sits at 800 feet above sea level while most of the Desert is at 200 feet, so the air is cleaner and the sky is bluer while we still enjoy the 320 plus day of sunshine. Palm Desert is the hub of the Desert and Ironwood CC is its jewel! be prepared to fall in love with this beautiful area.,
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Two complete master suites with their own entrance is wonderful, especially if two families wanted to share the expense. Pool is located in a great spot for a dip before bedtime and is heated year round. Great shared Jacuzzi! You will awake to the sound of birds and there is absolutely no traffic sounds., Prepare to sleep like a baby.
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WASHINGTON — Investigators were drawn to Gamil el-Batouty, the relief pilot they suspect of crashing EgyptAir Flight 990, not only because of the reference to God that he made shortly before the plane began its fatal dive but also because of the abrupt way he took the co-pilot's seat a few minutes earlier, government officials said.
El-Batouty boarded the plane, a Boeing 767 with 217 people aboard, as one of two relief pilots who were supposed to fly the plane much later in the long flight from New York to Cairo, Egypt. Such crew members normally spend the early part of a flight relaxing or napping in the first-class section of the passenger cabin.


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Rachel Maddow's 'Smokin' Hot' Yearbook Photo
A yearbook photo of MSNBC host Rachel Maddow has found its way to websites like BuzzFeed and reveal that she's, well, made some drastic changes to her look since graduating from Castro Valley High School. Once a long-haired blonde, Maddow currently sports a more subdued look, complete with a close-cropped brunette 'do. After the jump, check out a few other stars who've come a long way since their high school days.
"Many of the younger stars haven't changed a lot since high school, they're just too new," Yearbook Library's Seth Poppel tells PopEater. To see more dramatic changes, you have to look at older, more established stars like Ryan Seacrest and Kate Gosselin.
Like Maddow, Seacrest's look has evolved considerably since his high school days in Georgia. The 'American Idol' host may have traded a feathered hairstyle for his trademark spiked look, but his famous grooming techniques have kept him looking positively boyish.
This reality star may have changed her locks and grown up a bit, but we can still see Kate Gosselin in her eyes. She tried out a few different looks during her time on 'Jon and Kate Plus 8,' including her infamous choppy 'do, but she's back to rocking her high school curls ... even if they are blonde now.
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- Thursday 08 JulyBy DJ
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- Thursday 08 JulyBy spikes_dad
The only "smoke" I see is the same kind that drifts off of a "hot steamy pile" that my dog drops when I take him out on a cool morning for his daily constitutional.
- Thursday 08 JulyBy SEEER4078
Smoking Hot??? WHAT She just has blond hair The face is a man's There isn't one speck of "girl sex appeal" Who writes this stuff
- Thursday 08 July
Smokin hot? Kate still looks like she should be eating out of a trough. She's a pig.
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- Thursday 08 JulyBy Ted
"Smokin' Hot" may be a bit of a reach, but I would still do Rachel Maddow like Rip Torn doing a fifth of bourbon.
- Thursday 08 JulyBy Dean
Will someone explain to me what after the jump means.Does anyone use this phrase other than popeater?
- Thursday 08 JulyBy edzel
It originated from perhaps the phrase, "jumping the shark" from the 70's, 1950s show "Happy Days" in which Fonzi in order to prove he was still cool, waterski jumped over a maneater in a surface net corral, to bolster the ratings for the flailing ABC series, sadly it only sank the show further until it's cancellation.
- Thursday 08 July
After the jump means something like on the next page. If you click to continue to read the entire story, everything that is not on the first page as a "lead in" is considered "after the jump."
- Saturday 10 JulyBy Jinx Nolan
Probablymeans afer she came out as a lesbian. I think she is beautiful and is a brilliant reporter.
- Thursday 08 JulyBy Lauren
Unlike you, of course. She's nerdy sexy hot now and creepy soccer mom in high school.
- Thursday 08 JulyBy rotondojrr
You right wing uglys are jealous
- Thursday 08 JulyBy tim
she looks like a man nothing sexy about her
heard she had affair with rosey o'donnel
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Tim, stop listening to those idiots fatBeck, Lamebaugh and Bill-O. They are dangerously stupid.
- Wednesday 28 JulyBy jarvisjn
Ann Coulter is HOT, Sarah Palin is HOT! But to left-wing AOL joke journalists only this man-like, bearded clam eater is hot.
Olberman looks like a pedophile, look in his eyes.
- Thursday 08 JulyBy conniee
They must have some brains they cant even lie for Oboma any more.
- Friday 09 JulyBy have brainsHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Unlike you who obviously has no brains since you can't spell, punctuate, or be rational!
- Thursday 08 JulyBy SniffMeBalls
I would not call that photo of Rachel Maddow hot. Maybe a little better looking than today, but not "hot".
- Thursday 08 JulyBy Bob
smoking hot? you must be smokin something if you think this fe-man is 'hot". She's a typical ugly liberal HAG
- Thursday 08 JulyBy Rich
Typical right wing moron-- things that politics has something to do with looks. Yeah, like right wing women are all beautiful. Two words for you, dopey: Ann Coulter.
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By Rick Warren
— May 21, 2014
"I tell you the truth, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds." (John 12:24 NIV)
When you think about your walk with Jesus, some days you may wonder, "Why is this so hard? I'm still struggling with so many problems. When will I finally get it right?"
In my journey as a pastor, I've learned that spiritual growth is often like the growth we see in nature — the best fruit ripens slowly. In John 12:24, Jesus says, "I tell you the truth, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds" (NIV).
The problem is that we tend to get impatient, so we dig up the seed to check the progress of its growth, and that slows down our growth! If you're not seeing as much fruit as you'd like, don't despair. Growth takes time.
In the meantime, try these steps toward spiritual growth:
Nurture growth with God's Word. I know you're already doing this, but when you read the promises of God again and again, it helps you remember that he is at work, even when you can't see him at work: "Now faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see" (Hebrews 11:1 NIV).
Cooperate with God as he prunes. Praise God for the work he's doing in your life, remembering "he prunes the branches that do bear fruit so they will produce even more" (John 15:2 NLT).
Pray through the "fruit list" from Galatians 5:22-23. The New International Version of the Bible lists the fruit as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Ask God to help you grow this fruit in your life.
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Rick Warren is the founding pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, Calif., one of America's largest and most influential churches. Rick is author of the New York Times bestseller "The Purpose Driven Life." His book, "The Purpose Driven Church," was named one of the 100 Christian books that changed the 20th century. He is also the founder of Pastors.com, a global Internet community for pastors.
This devotional ©2013 by Rick Warren. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
Do you ever feel tired, drained or "beat-up" and just don't know why? That's because every day you're fighting an unseen spiritual war. You can't see it, but its effects are very real. In his 7 session Study Kit "The Invisible War: Winning the Battle of Temptation," Pastor Rick will teach you how to overcome the three predictable types of temptations that Satan uses to entice and defeat you: Passion, Possession, and Position.
Why is everything in life so hard? Why does doing the right thing often feel like a battle? In this new series, Pastor Rick shares insights from God's Word about the unseen spiritual forces working against us; the invisible war between good and evil. This series will help you win the battle within.
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