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text: Man Charged with Attempting to Hire KKK to Kill Black Neighbor over Rape Suspicions Print article Send a Tip by Brandon Darby 1 Oct 2013 post a comment Birmingham, Alabama -- A man has been indicted on federal charges for allegedly attempting to hire an undercover FBI agent posing as a member of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) to murder a black neighbor he suspected of being guilty for the rape of his wife. Allen Wayne Dense Morgan, a 29-year-old, has been charged with using a telephone and a motor vehicle -- interstate facilities and travel --- with the intent to commit murder-for-hire. The U.S. Attorney's Office says Morgan has agreed to plead guilty. He faces a maximum penalty of ten years in prison and a $250,000 fine. The FBI impersonated the KKK and the Morgan allegedly said he would pay the undercover Special Agent to murder a neighbor in retaliation for rape accusations from his wife. Morgan reportedly offered the FBI a watch, a necklace, and a gun as payment for the murder. Morgan reportedly gave the FBI explicit details for the would-be torture and murder. According to the U.S. Attorney's Office: "Morgan talked to an undercover FBI agent, who identified himself as a KKK member, by telephone on August 22. The men arranged to meet three days later at an Oxford motel to discuss payment for the murder. In that phone conversation, Morgan used a racial slur to describe the man he wanted killed and bragged that he had just fired several shots toward the man to intimidate him. Morgan also described, in detail, how he wanted the man "hung from a tree like a deer and gutted," to have body parts cut off, and to "die a slow, painful death." The U.S. Attorney's Office did not specify how the FBI came into contact with Morgan; however, in such cases the FBI usually gets involved after a concerned third-party reports that someone is attempting to hire them for murder.


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One of our biggest events of the year, the Hot Shops Open House offers all sorts of goodies. The event features fun and informative art demonstrations and live music, with most residents of the Hot Shops opening their studios to the public. Cool! All of the galleries host events, and the building walls are filled with art in a wide variety of mediums. We invite the community to visit the Hot Shops Art Center and experience a unique Omaha art venue.
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Please donate a non-perishable food item for the Food Bank when you visit the Hot Shops Art Center Open House. Collection boxes will be available near the front entrance.
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Be sure to check out our gallery listings on the Art Galleries page, as this page changes often. With four galleries and three floors of wall space, you'll find a great variety of art during your visit. We regularly update the gallery page, come back for announcements and news on our latest events.
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An Outside Glass Studio?
Yep. We completed a glass studio on the front porch of the Hot Shops Art Center over the summer. No kidding! Made with steel sheets, the outside structure is complete with a set of swinging doors to secure molten glass (at 2200°), an annealing oven (to slowly cool the finished pieces), and all the support tools you'd ever need to blow glass on a patio. It looks cool and functions hot.
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Get your art on! A wide range of workshops and art classes take place at the Hot Shops Art Center on a continuing basis, ranging from blacksmithing and glassblowing, to drawing and painting. Offered from groups to individuals these classes are a great way to flex the creative side of you brain.
Please check out the Classes link for a complete list of on-going classes available.
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Periodically we host guest workshops at the Hot Shops from various masters in their fields. These workshops are often held over multiple days, and are structured to allow students to practice their newly found techniques. The classes are fun and informative, but space is limited!
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Albemarle County is asking for public input on a new firearms training center.
The county is working to develop a regional firearms training center on Milton Road in eastern Albemarle Co.
The construction will be funded through a partnership between Albemarle Co., the City of Charlottesville, and the University of Virginia as all three police forces will use the facility.
Supporters say, there's a demand to have the facility close to home.
"We can better train our officers and not have to send then offsite to go get training," says Albemarle Co. Supervisor Ken Boyd. "Right now we have to send them far away to get the training they need, and that puts a real demand issue on us. If we were to have an event or something while a big portion of them were out of town it could really put us in a dire situation."
There will be a community meeting regarding the new training center at the East Rivanna Volunteer Fire Company from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 22.
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The Colonial Wine Bar
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This intimate West Hollywood, colonial-themed wine bar (formerly TiroVino) from sisters Mary Anne and Carolyn Reyes boasts gorgeous antique lighting, velvet chairs and cozy banquettes with a global wine list and food menu. Susan Brink of Venokado wine shop has developed a rotating and seasonal wine list that focuses on family-owned vineyards. Grab a lounge chair at the back of the dining room or in front of the cellar and, on warm nights, opt for the enclosed patio.
Good for: Take a trip to wine country in the heart of WeHo with a list favoring two-ounce pours. Translation: Wine-lovers can try a diverse set of wines.
The scene: Weekends see well-dressed Angelenos congregated in groups, while dim lighting and velvet chairs make for a romantic, weekday date spot. Take advantage of happy hour from 5-7pm when $12 gets you three small plates paired with wine or beer, the perfect segue for a lighter dinner of more shared plates—try the creamy, flavorful risotto with mushrooms ($12) and don't miss the cheese plate of generous portions for $15.
The playlist: Every so often a live two-piece jazz band will serenade the room into an impressionable atmosphere fit for romantic evenings and special nights out.
The bartender says: Stay tuned for a wine maker dinner series.
Drink this: Try the 2006 Aster Ribera del Duero Tempranillo ($16), a powerful, well-balanced wine with soft tannins and a pronounced nose of blackberries, spice and cedar, or 2009 D. Bouissiere, "Les Amis" ($13), a Grenache/Syrah/Merlot blend from Gigondas, France that's a personal favorite of the owners. There's also bottled beer, sakes as well as a few rotating beers on tap, like Silly Scotch ($10), a red-brown bitter ale and California-brewed Scrimshaw Pilsner ($7/pint).
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Adrian Adams said his first trip in a bobsled was a "thrill seeking experience." "I loved it," Adams said. "I was ready to immediately go again." He was introduced t the sport of bobsled by his father, a former bobsled athlete and world cup competing athlete Randy Russell. His rookie season in the sport was 2012. He wishes he would have gotten in the sport a few years earlier.
He attended Reidsville High School from 2000-2004, where he was a free safety, wide receiver, kick returner and punt returner. Adrian won back to back state championships in 2002 and 2003. He was the defensive MVP of the game 2003 championship game. His awards included All-County, All-Conference, All-Region, 2A All-State honors and received offers from Western Carolina, Kent State, Wofford, NC A&T State and Howard Unversity.
He attended NC A&T State University (invited walk-on) 2004-2007 and played for Coach George Small. He also played a year at North Carolina Tech(post grad/junior college(2008) under coach Tim Newman.
After graduation, Adrian played with the AFL 2 Huntington Hammer(UIFL)(2011) of the Indoor Football League.
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- His favorite foods are pasta, pizza. Gainz!!!
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The Winter Westerlies have made their first visit to Bunyan this week reminding us that there is more to gliding than hot summer thermals, there is the magic of silky smooth Mountain Wave and that our Wave Season is just around the corner.
At the 2011 camp I gave up counting how many Gold Heights were flown, but I know that 5 Diamond Heights were flown. We cannot guarantee the conditions but over the past 5 years our records show that the spring equinox period has provided reliable wave conditions. and we put the infrastructure is in place to provide you with your opportunity.This year is also the Canberra Gliding Club's 50th Anniversary and we plan to make the 2012 Bunyan Wave Camp part of this special celebration year; please come and join us to enjoy The Wave, the comradely and the scenery of the snow caped NSW Highlands.Rule No 1 - you have to be thereDates and details are available on our web site - www.canberragliding.org
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So, I paid $70 for a copy of my medical records, got a babysitter for my dr, took the records to my first appointment with the midwife today, sat in the waiting room for half an hour filling out paperwork, did a urine sample only to be called back to the midwife's office and have her tell me that they couldn't accept me as a patient :-( I am *way* *super* bummed. They can't take me on because they feel I'm just slightly too high risk for their practice because of the blood pressure issues I had in my last pregnancy and because my bp has been a little on the high side already this pregnancy. I'm so disappointed. I really want to have a natural child birth and felt like this midwife practice was in synch with what I wanted for my birth experiance. I guess I'll be sticking with my current OB now. I don't dislike them, and I do feel well taken care of there, but their philosophy toward natural birth is that "you're certainly welcome to TRY it". like most OB's. Ugh. Unfortunately, this is really the only midwife practice in my immediate area and even if there were others, I doubt they would take me on if this one wouldn't. I'm just going to hope and pray that my body does what it is supposed to this time around goes into labor on it's own! That way I can labor for as long as possible at home, reducing the likelihood of interventions at the hospital. Good thing didn't cancel my next appointment with my OB which is on Friday.
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Oh, no! I can totally understand why you are frustrated. I hope your body cooperates this time around and that you are able to have the labor and delivery you desire with your current OB. Let us know how your appointment goes this Friday!
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I'm sorry!! Can you get a Doula to aid you in your birth at the hospital? I know they are advocates for the birth plan that you want especially for natural birth.
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I second getting a doula. If that's available they would really help towards getting the labor you want.
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yes! my husband and I have already discussed getting a doula. we kinda wish we would have had one the first time around, so I think it's something we will definitely do this time. Just have to figure out where the $$ is going to come from *sigh*
|Thu, 12-06-2012 - 10:56am
I'm sorry that you are bummed and it would just seem to me that they should've been able to pre-screen you without making you pay $70 and go in, but maybe I'm wrong. I have heard great things from women that had doulas, so if you can afford it I would go that route too. I know what you are feeling...I felt the same way after being told I have to have a repeat C. I hope that you get the birthing experience you want this time!!!
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From the incredibly ballsy folk at Tanimura & Antle, whose previous claim to fame was Artisan Diet Lettuce, we now have artisan red onions. Oh, I'm sorry, Artisan Sweet Italian Red Onions. From California. And a few other states. And also Peru.
These jerks are going to add a new "artisan" vegetable every few months. I can just sense it.
From their website, "Each Artisan Red Onion is hand harvested, meaning we are able to offer an onion that looks fantastic and is of consistent quality."
Because I am guessing you may not be a farmer, allow me to clue you in on something. Almost all onions are hand harvested. Usually by undocumented immigrants who are paid insanely low wages. But this is not a food politics blog, so let's just leave it at the fact that mechanical harvesting is not exactly dominant in the onion world.
I can only guess that this new marketing ploy of calling their vegetables "artisan" is working, because just two months ago, their only artisan veg was lettuce. Yes, I predict a full, lengthy menu of artisan vegetables is on the way. And, personally, I cannot wait for the day when one of their hand harvesters takes an artisan shit in one of the many, many artisan fields and they have an artisan e. coli related recall.


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Robinsonville Elementary announces honor roll
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"To be loyal to myself is to allow myself to grow and change, and challenge who I am and what I think."
I had havarti on Triscuits, accompanied by steamed broccoli and cauliflower.
Dessert was a handful of kettle corn.
Sorry unagie - I'm not raising the bar here.
ETA: the letter "s" because TR is a literal guy.
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"If you carry joy in your heart, you can heal any moment."
- Carlos Santana
And then I stumbled across a box of girl scout cookies (samosas) that somehow got lost in my cupboard. So I ate 2/3 of the box for dessert.
So much for the glamour of working with diplomats...
Maybe something a little more healthy tonight.
That was last night.
Desert was a handful of kettle corn
I'm looking, but I just can't see it
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- Anatole France
In pursuit of excellence, the school aims at developing every learner holistically, into global citizens, by blending traditional wisdom with scientific temper. This holistic development is achieved by:
Teachers spend a lot of time in developing documents and embedding them in the school culture. Thus the mission is transacted in the day to day teaching. Learning outcome of students is measured through Continuous Comprehensive Assessments. Multiple Intelligence in students is enriched by using varied teaching methodologies.
With extensive teaching experience each faculty member is both a teacher and a scholar and an expert in his or her own
field. Teachers plan their lessons in great detail and well in advance. Seminars and workshops for teachers are a regular
feature in faculty development.Teachers understand that every child learns differently. Effort is taken to identify the
learner and teaching them the way they can learn.
Learners are of different types hence certain allowances are made for them.
Visual LearnersAllowing doodling from time to time.
Auditory LearnersEncouraging children to teach each other.
Kinaesthetic LearnersUsing movement and drama to explore learning.
Emotional SkillsCo-operation and co-ordination.
Social SkillsRelating to one's fellow's actions.
Cognitive SkillsProblem solving skills
Emotional SkillsDealing with competitive environment.
Social SkillsOwning one's action and learning from them.
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Activity RoomsThere are rooms for Art and Craft, Vocal and Instrumental Music and Dance. The School also offers activities such as Yoga. In the Sports Room there are facilities for playing Table Tennis and Table Soccer. In outdoor sports, the School has the infrastructure for games like Skating, Tennis and Mini Tennis. The BTS Cricket Academy has one of the best pitches in the Tricity.
Science LabOur state of the art Science Laboratories are used by teachers and students alike. The Physics, Chemistry and Biology labs nurture the inquisitiveness and enhance the scientific quests of the young learners. The labs offer a conducive teaching learning experience for students of all classes. Students are well equipped for practical work; activity based learning is encouraged in all teaching learning processes. Students also take part actively in project work, for, learning by doing does yield better results.
Computer LabThe school has a well equipped Computer Lab for students with 20 computers. As the teacher student ratio is very uniquely small, the lab is a favourite haunt of the students. The school Computer Laboratory is connected with high speed Broadband connection for Internet surfing for students. This is under teacher surveillance. Students are encouraged to research on the net for all the project work.. This Centre provides invaluable skills and knowledge essential to the world of Information Technology.
Library"A Library is the delivery room for the birth of ideas, a place where history comes to life."
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Sports ClubsFor sports, the School is a leading landmark in the tricity. TBTS academy for cricket has been producing well known players. Two tennis courts, a mini tennis court, a skating rink, and options for karate, yoga and athletics are available to the students under the sports clubs. Students may opt for any one club in a particular year. This is in addition to the games and physical education classes.
Environment ClubThe School has realized the urgent need of saving the environment from severe climatic changes. The Environment Club of the School inculcates environment awareness among students and teachers. Celebrating Earth Day and Environment Week is not restricted to days or weeks. It is part of the mission and the process is an ongoing one. Projects like Save Electricity, Save Water, maintaining a Herbal Garden and a Floral Garden is done by the members of the Environment Club.
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Volley ball and Jazz Aspen/SnowmassSubmitted by warrenklug on Tue, 08/30/2011 - 16:09
For the 39th year in a row, the world's best beach volleyball players and amateurs of all levels will be bumping, setting, and spiking in Aspen during the MotherLode Volleyball Classic over the Labor Day Weekend. It's one of Aspen's great annual September traditions! And another tradition is the music of Jazz Aspen/Snowmass, this same holiday weekend, with concerts in the giant tent at Snowmass. It's a great weekend for fun in Aspen; come join us!
Labor Day Weekend aheadSubmitted by warrenklug on Sat, 08/27/2011 - 10:20
It's a Summer's End Tradition -- the Labor Day Weekend in Aspen. Good weather is assured, and there is so much to do and enjoy this weekend! The Jazz Aspen/Snowmass concerts bring top entertainers to the giant tent at Snowmass for their Labor Day Festival; and the Volley Ball Championships in downtown Aspen promise to be fun as well. What a weekend it will be. Ask us about special Labor Day Weekend rates, and come have fun with us!
Late summer funSubmitted by warrenklug on Fri, 08/26/2011 - 06:16
Aspen is moving at a more relaxed pace as we enjoy the delights of late summer. The weather is warm during the day and crisp at night -- just right! There is still much to see and do in Aspen, or just relax around the Aspen Square pool. Enjoy the Aspen Mountain Gondola that takes visitors to over 11,000 feet and the Sundeck Restaurant. Have lunch up top and take in the truly magnificant views. Stroll through town and have coffee and snacks at a sidwalk cafe. Now is the time to enjoy Aspen at a slower speed, and have fun in the Colorado Mountains. Come stay with us!


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Date: May 12, 2009
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After a seven-year separation, two leading downtown groups will renew their vows.
The Downtown Sarasota Merchants Association and the Downtown Partnership are in the final stages of merger talks to once again work under the combined name, the Downtown Association.
"It's going to happen," said Andrea Rankin, Merchants Association president. "So many groups have run parallel to each other. Combined, we can do more."
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MIdwest dinner for Italians
Hey all, I am in need of some help. I will be going to Ancona, a small town on the eastern coast of Italy, in June and will be cooking a dinner for a family of 13 italians. I really want to make them a very traditional midwestern summer dinner and here were my thoughts,
Deviled Eggs
I need something else maybe a dip of sorts
First course
Fresh tomato gazpacho
Needs something
pan fried chicken
Mashed potatoes
Sauted fresh corn of the cob?
A mixed salad
Strawberry short cake with vanilla ice cream
Not sure about availibility or ease of making this menu, any thoughts?
Onion dip with ruffles would be fun. Mini pigs in a blanket, saw this the other day on FN (Hardy Boys), cut dogs into smaller pieces and wrap with puff pastry strips. I thought Gazpacho was a Spanish dish. Not sure if fried green tomatoes are midwestern, but they are good. I like to throw my corn, husks and all in the oven at 350 for 30 min. They come out perfect with all their corny flavor intact! Just peel back the husks and the silk peels right off. What about a Jello salad?
First of all, Ancona is not a small town, it's a provincial capital as well as capital of the Marche region, population 100k +.
Deviled eggs would be fine, but bring your own mustard and paprika, if they figure in your recipe. Guacamole might be an idea. You can probably get avocados from Israel, but they probably won't be ripe when you buy them. Celery boats with gorgonzola would work. What do you normally eat?
I'd nix gazpacho. It's not midwestern, it's Spanish and has become quite well known in Italy. Again, what do you normally eat for a first course? A three-bean salad might work, but make sure the green beans are cooked tender or the Italians won't eat them.
Pan-fried chicken would be good, but no fresh corn. Even if you see ears (panocchie), they will make you weep for the cornfields of North America. Canned corn is OK, but not very interesting.
Strawberry shortcake would probably work.
I have to say, I think this is very ambitious and risks being thankless. I do modified July 4 barbecue stuff here in Rome for a gang of young and not-so-young Italian engineers and almost always have leftover cole slaw, but they do love the hamburgers and are pretty good with the potato salad. The Italian dishes go much faster. I would love for your Anconetani to see how delicious a midwestern summer dinner can be, but think about this very carefully. You're right to start early.
re: mbfant
I was thinking potato salad too. I think they would balk at pasta salad. Can you buy dressing in Italy? You could use it as a veggie dip.
re: ginnyhw
Ranch dressing- the "Ranch" disappeared.
re: ginnyhw
i'm wondering if the mayonaisse-y and sweet style dressings, like for cole slaw and 3-bean salad, may flop. italians simply don't eat that way. and definitely no pasta salad. potato salad with a vinaigrette dressing maybe.
agree about nixing the gazpacho.
i'm not from the midwest, but are onion dip or pigs in a blanket really the highlight of that local cuisine?
i don't know how much time you'll have between arriving and your meal, but it makes far more sense to me to head to the local markets, buy what looks best and do your midwestern twist on it.
re: ginnyhw
I'd be amazed if you can buy ranch dressing in Italy. I think it's exclusively American - you don't get it in the UK either.
re: ginnyhw
Caution on potato salad: my mom made a typical summer picnic meal as a thank-you to an Italian family who'd fed us a very nice holiday lunch - this was in a small town near Brindisi. Fried chicken, green salad and potato salad, our old family recipe of potatoes, eggs and chopped onion plus mayonnaise. The chicken and green salad were well received, but the potato salad was apparently inedible to them because of the onion. They were polite about it, but their aversion was all too obvious.
Hmm. I'm not under the impression that fresh corn is very prevalent in Italy- I think that's a pretty American thing (maybe others can say for sure?). I also don't think the color would be right-- to many browns, yellows, and beiges might not look too appetizing. What about fresh peas and pearl onions? For the apps, Chowhound just had a recipe for carmelized onion dip which is a homemade spin on French Onion Dip-- might be yummy. The gazpacho doesn't strike me as quite right either, but I can't think of a great alternative that is specifically midwestern. I actually wonder if you could do a spin on the goat cheese croquette salad with fried cheese curds over salad as a first course? That would certainly be midwestern! Or maybe a plate of local cheeses and some sliced beer-poached grilled brats (not sure what your travel plans are, if transport would be feasible) with good local mustard and some pickles (kind of an American antipasto plate). A little heavy, though.
I definitely see where you're going with the whole thing! My suggestions:
Deviled eggs
carrots and celery with french onion dip (the real stuff, not the powdered mix)
grilled mixed veggies
potato salad
three-bean salad (or a layered salad, or a jello mold, or copper penny salad)
big plate of sliced tomatoes -- this is absolutely a fixture at all summer meals in my family, and has been since my grandfather was a wee lad
fried chicken
burgers or brats
Strawberry shortcake with whipped cream UNLESS you're making the ice cream yourself!
While I love them, I think mashed potatoes and gravy are far too heavy and hot for summertime.
Sounds like SO much fun! :)
Nix the gazpacho. I doubt you'll find much if any corn on the cob worth eating: it's not only too early in the season, but it's really a North American thing to eat. Polenta is probably the most commonly found form of maize in certain Italian regions, but it would be hard to replicate the many uses of sweet corn in the American diet. (As for cornmeal: If spoonbread were midwestern rather than from the upper South, I'd suggest that, particularly the versions where egg whites and yolks are separated.)
Another dessert to consider would be Shaker lemon pie.
I think you really have to do the chips and onion dip (the Lipton mix kind). Oddly enough it was the first thing that popped into my mind and then a couple of other people mentioned it too. I guess you will have to bring the soup mix over with you. I'm don't know about the availability of sour cream in Italy.
re: pemma
no sour cream, no corn on the cob, and definitely no dressing. Not likely to find bratwurst either, but regular Italian sausages are great.
You could bring cornbread mix. The onion dip may fall flat or may not. Tomato salad is a great idea. Crema or vaniglia-flavored gelato would be fine.
I would tread carefully with the Jello business. As general advice, I'd seek common ground (tomato salad, bean salad, potato salad).
Amazingly, I have actually heard Italians say how good they thought Pringles were, so that's safe (though I would rather see you use normal chips). Pringles are available here.
re: mbfant
Can you get Jello in Italy now? Years ago we had a relative there who loved it and we had to bring it over to her.
re: mbfant
I don't think you can generalize like that. As I said, I had an Italian relative that loved it. Maybe put some fruit in it for desert. Italians love their fruit for desert. And I don't know these people, but I'm thinking they should approach this dinner as an adventure to expose themselves to some different foods.
re: pemma
i'm of italian descent, have traveled to italy numerous times. saying this, i mean no disrespect, but italians, much like the french, have an inherent sense of superiority about their cuisine and way of eating. the foundation of italian cooking is the best and freshest ingredients available, prepared simply. while it may be a visual curiosity, the jello-fruit mold is not going to change their mind-set.
there is a reason these things aren't found in italian markets, homes or menus. supply and demand, ya know?
re: hotoynoodle
You know what's funny? Jacques Pepin loves Jello and Oreos-- read it in The Apprentice. And all countries, yes even Italy and France, have their versions of odd (to outsiders) but popular pre-packaged food items... If your guests are relaxed and have a sense of humor it will be fine. Plus it is, like it or not, a pretty American thing which it sounds like is what the OP (and we can assume she knows her guests or has a sense of what she wants to accomplish through the meal) is going for... In my experience there's a definite gap between how Europeans style their eating habits to Americans (with the goal of proving their superiority in this area) and the way they actually eat-- I've had fabulous meals in Italy and France in homes and in restaurants but I've also seen plenty of short cuts and crappy food. Their may be a bigger focus on home cooking and fresh ingredients than in the US, but it's by no means universal.
re: Procrastibaker
i've met pepin numerous times, and much like julia child, he doesn't like oreos nearly as much now that they are no longer made with lard. :)
agreed that there are crap food and bad/lazy home cooks the world over. however, plenty of posters on here have expressed doubt over the viability of the op's projected menu. if he/she can even find corn on the cob, it won't be worth eating, so why serve it? to prove a point?
pan-fried or deep fried chicken, potato salad, cornbread, tomato salad all can be made with their local ingredients, as could a fresh fruit pie for dessert. that all sounds pretty american to me.
re: hotoynoodle
I would go with a nice pork roast for real midwest chow as I know it (Iowa division), with the sides you suggest (or no potato salad, instead of it cornsticks/muffins and coleslaw) and a peach pie if peaches are available then, if not, other seasonal fruit pie - raspberry maybe? Fried chicken and barbecue (out in my opinion because of the sweet with meat issue) seem more southern to me.
re: hotoynoodle
How about some kind of baked bean?
re: RGC1982
i can't imagine finding molasses over there. or her peeps wanting to eat it.
re: hotoynoodle
I am of Italian descent, too, and have traveled to Italy numerous times. I know what you mean, about the sense of superiority about their cuisine. But, if you start with the premise that they won't like anything unless it's Italian, then why bother at all?
re: pemma
that's not my premise, but i'm also not from the midwest, so don't know what's best representative of that region. however, i seriously doubt it's jello salad or pigs in a blanket.
second, the op is setting themselves up to fail by seeking ingredients that may not be available and if they are will be inferior.
gloppy gravies, sweet bbq sauces and heavy mayonnaise-y dressings will simply not be well-received.
besides bbq (which is also southern and texan) i think of lots of farm-fresh veggies, copious amounts of pork and chicken and giant fruit pies when i think the midwest. so it strikes me strange that so many think of processed foods when planning this menu. that's exactly the type of stuff that makes many europeans stick their noses up about american food. and imo, rightly so.
<shrugs> what do i know. i grew up in brooklyn.
re: hotoynoodle
i agree with Hotoy's post, particularly the penultimate paragraph. the op wants to serve a traditional midwestern meal, not a "retro" meal/1950's packaged food-fest. any such traditional meal will be heavy on the vegetable sides and seasonal garden vegetables and fruits. the op would be better served buying fresh local vegetables the day of the meal and preparing them simply and seasonally, than by hauling cheap packaged foods halfway across the globe to have these foods be exhibited as what's wrong with american cooking.
re: soupkitten
lol, which was part of my original reply yesterday.
Another thought, if available BBQ ribs, baked beans, potato salad or three bean salad. Cornbread with corn kernals and sage cooked in, or with cheese and roasted chilies (canned green ones), I like to make a tomato, avacado, red onion, and corn salad, with a little vinegar and olive oil. Have you considered any shrimp dishes?
you just won't be able to get good corn on the cob, or if you can, it's a miracle and you certainly can't count on it. nix it. nix gazpacho (spanish). nix ranch dressing ideas (west coast).
fried chicken and mashed potatoes w/gravy, salad and shortcake are good. anything along the lines of traditional thanksgiving dinner might be a good thought. american cakes and pies are fascinating to europeans ime. use fresh bread/biscuits with whipped honey butter and available summer vegetables like summer squashes and fresh tomatoes to make the vegetable sides to fill out the menu (and lighten it) rather than packaged foods.
re: soupkitten
Good biscuits would be something especially appropriate.
how about an american--or midwestern--preparation of pork. tenderloin sandwiches? ribs?
bbq chops?
american cocktails?
To be honest, this project kind of scares me. Of course, what will be fresh and available in the local market will determine your final choices. That being said, off the top of my head I'd probably go with a marinated beet carrot salad on bibb lettuce, a very savory roast beef, fresh peas, sweet potato mash, and a fresh fruit pie
I don't know how much experience you have in cooking for a group of 13 people but I would check a few logistics before planning a menu. First is the kitchen, equipments, pots and pans; then the serving ware. Are you going to get any help in preparation and the actually cooking. Nothing is worst for your guests to watch you run back and forth between courses, trying to cook and eat. These are important consideration, especially in a kitchen that you are not be familiar with. Because I worked in a restaurant kitchen for many years, I am sort of the designated cook for large family/friend gatherings. For 13 people, the oven and good size grill are your best friends. Trying to do too much on the stove top at the last minute can be difficult, especially anything requiring much attention. Your dinner is in June, a nice a time of the year and if the house has an outside grill, I would plan my menu around that. Things that can be serve room temperature will also be a big help. If you've cooked for large groups, then you know what is involved and please disregard my writing.


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Yes. It stores the backups in the same WindowsImageBackup folder but in separate sub-folders named for each PC.
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Windows 7x64 Home Premium SP1
I prefer to keep a distinct WindowsImageBackup folder for each PC to I can rename and store in another folder on the partition if required. This is the clunky workaround using Windows imaging but can be managed.
How do you manage this process if everything is placed in the one WindowsImageBackup folder?
To be specific I may want to image different PCs at different times while maintaining a copy of the old image.
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Hello Michael,
Sometimes it will and sometimes it won't, but you'll still be able to select the image you want to restore.
It helps to keep up with them when each PC's image is be saved under it's computer name subfolder in the same WindowsImageBackup folder.
I personally like renaming the WindowsImageBackup folder as well. It's more reliable in my opinion.
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I see this was mentioned earlier in the thread. In a multi-boot, if you backup the entire system on C:, that's all that gets backed up, but then when you go to backup any other other OS's, C: gets included along with whatever drive letter you are doing as it's the OS with the boot sector.
Wont this present complications down the road if you only want to recover a secondary system, in my case L: Win 7, or N: Win 8? (My main OS is Vista on C:).
Am attempting to backup each OS separately as the 3 are on different hard drives. I have partitioned each drive in half so that one can be backed up to the other and so on.
Just thinking ahead to if and when I get another HDD failure.
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Yes, this would be an issue since you would not have a choice but to restore all system drives when doing a System Image Recovery. Only any included data drives in the system image would be optional to restore.
You might be able to using a 3rd party image program like "Macrium Reflect", but then you would have to worry about them being included in the boot manager if they were not all restored.
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I thought as much. I'll try Macrium or Acronis TI, it comes free with my hard drives from the WD website. I can always repair the boot sector using the system disk.
In actual fact, I prefer the long way, format and reinstall, and I still have my personal file backups to fall back on anyway.
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I hear you Peter. I find clean installs always give the best results as well.
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Thanks for this tutorial. I have one question though.
I open the backup utility when my external USB disk is plugged in. It appears in the list.
As this tutorial shows, the option to start the backup is there.
This external hard drive is a large drive where I keep personal data. I was hoping I could save this system image in a folder within this drive. Something like x:\Win7Backup\
Since Windows doesn't ask where I want to save it -it just lets me choose the drive- I'm not sure about something.
Where will the backup be created?
Will it delete any information I already have in the drive? I'm too afraid of that.
Thanks for your help.
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Hello Ron,
By default, a system image is saved to the root directory of the drive you select like below, but substitute D for whatever drive letter it is for you instead.
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Thank you for replying.
So it will not delete any information nor change other files.
Will do my backup then.
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This guideline updates a previous version: Gruslin A, Steben M, Halperin S, Money DM, Yudin MH, Boucher M, Cormier B, Ogilvie G, Paquet C, Steenbeek A, Van Eyk N, van Schalkwyk J, Wong T. Immunization in pregnancy. J Obstet Gynaecol Can 2008 Dec;30(12):1149-54. [17 references]
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Women who are considering pregnancy, already pregnant, or breastfeeding
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See Table 2 in the original guideline document for detailed indications for vaccine use in pregnancy.
Benefits versus Risks of Live-attenuated Vaccines during Pregnancy
Inactivated Viral Vaccines, Bacterial Vaccines, and Toxoids
H1N1 in Pregnancy
The development of new vaccines and the accumulating information about vaccine safety ensure that health care providers can provide immunizations and/or advice about immunization for their pregnant patients. This is most important in disease prevention, and obstetrician-gynaecologists must play an active role in vaccine administration. Furthermore, it is imperative that more research efforts be focused in the area of immunization in pregnancy.
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II-3: Evidence obtained from comparisons between times or places with or without the intervention. Dramatic results in uncontrolled experiments (such as the results of treatment with penicillin in the 1940s) could also be included in this category
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See Table 2 in the original guideline document for more details on fetal risks of vaccines.
In general, live and/or live-attenuated virus vaccines are contraindicated during pregnancy, as there is a primarily theoretical risk of infection to the fetus. The following vaccines are listed as contraindicated in Table 2 of the original guideline document with these comments:
See Table 2 for more details on live vaccines and on non-live vaccines that are considered but lack appropriate safety data.
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Principal Authors: Andrée Gruslin, MD, Ottawa ON; Marc Steben, MD, Montreal QC; Scott Halperin, MD, Halifax NS; Deborah M. Money, MD, Vancouver BC; Mark H. Yudin, MD, Toronto ON
Committee Members: Mark H. Yudin, MD (Chair), Toronto ON; Marc Boucher, MD, Montreal QC; Beatrice Cormier, MD, Montreal QC; Andrée Gruslin, MD, Ottawa ON; Deborah M. Money, MD, Vancouver BC; Gina Ogilvie, MD, Vancouver BC; Caroline Paquet, RM, Trois-Rivières QC; Audrey Steenbeek, RN, Halifax NS; Nancy Van Eyk, MD, Halifax NS; Julie van Schalkwyk, MD, Vancouver BC; Thomas Wong, MD, Ottawa ON
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — People connect with Dale Earnhardt Jr. because they sense that he is genuine.It is moments like Sunday night, in the hours after his Daytona 500 victory, that tell them so.Earnhardt stood in Victory Lane out of breath, speechless.He tried to remember what he is supposed to say — thank his sponsors, his team — and almost didn't know where to start.For some drivers, the Victory Lane procedure is routine. They're there four or five times a year.But Earnhardt thought carefully about every word, interrupting himself with glances up, down, right and left, allowing himself to take in the confetti-filled night.He was living in the moment: standing there a winner in the biggest race in the sport, its most popular driver, cheered by thousands who also loved his father, who died in the same place, in the same race, 13 years earlier.Nothing about it was routine."Man, it feels incredible," he said. "You know, I was looking back at winning this race in 2004. It's the greatest feeling you can have as a driver in NASCAR at a single event in a single day. Just trying to explain what that feeling is to people, I've been trying to tell people for 10 years what that felt like. It's just hard to put it into words what winning this race really means to you."He didn't have to. Everyone knew what it meant.Earnhardt bounded into the media center at almost 1 a.m., ready to meet with reporters, and let out a "Whooo!" He gave a tight hug to the NASCAR official who moderates the press conferences. He had the weight of being Dale Earnhardt Jr. —the son of a champion and yet winless for 10 years at Daytona; for most of 10 years everywhere, truthfully — off his shoulders."It's not a weight when you're able to deliver," he said. "It's a weight when you're not able to deliver. When people say you're the face of the sport, you're running fifth or 10th every week, it's very challenging because you want to deliver and you're not delivering.This brings me a lot of joy. I look forward to going and doing all the media all week long and representing the sport."Earnhardt even lived up to his promise to join Twitter if he won the race.His account, @DaleJr, had a couple hundred thousand followers for years before he sent a tweet.Later, he sent his first one: "Tonight seemed like as good a night as any as any to join Twitter. How is everyone doin?"Another one, Monday morning, was a selfie in front of the Dale Earnhardt Sr. statue at Daytona: "Look who I ran into at the Daytona Experience. Dad's Happy!"Later, he tweeted from The Late Show in New York City. And then, on the way to Bristol, Conn., for a round of ESPN shows.Every tweet was hashtagged: #2XDaytona500ChampionSocial media allows fans to connect in another way with their favorite athletes. It looks like Earnhardt is getting the hang of it."You know, the fans are so supportive. They stick with you. We put them through so much," he said. "We ask so much of them to plug into this sport, to be a part of it. You think about that. Then you think, on a smaller scale, of your personal fans, the fans that pull for your team, what I've gone through as a driver. The lows you go through, they're with you. They're with you in the highs, obviously."We went through some pretty bad lows. They're still there. I know when I drove down that front straightaway — I know it wasn't, but it seems like everybody that was here was cheering. I know we don't have every fan out there, but it was certainly a happy crowd. I really feed off of that. That is as key to the moment, enjoying the moment, as anything."It was a genuine moment to enjoy.
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