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An Orange County group is holding a get-together tonight aimed at finding jobs for veterans--and especially disabled veterans. Among the business owners urged to participate are veterans who own businesses or are involved in hiring--especially disabled veterans who fill such roles.
Friday, June 28th CH3 and The Simpletons Alex's Bar It's an 80's punk's dream in Long Beach this weekend as Ch3 and The Simpletones play Alex's bar proving punk still lives in Orange County (well, at least Orange County area.) The two Posh Boy Records bands did a lot for the LA punk and hardcore ... More >>
My colleague R. Scott Moxley recently wrote of the shitstorm kicked up after The Amazing Race had contestants visiting Vietnam watch a pro-communist musical show, recite a pro-communist poem and then gather at an anti-American military site in Hanoi. If there was increased interest (and ratings?) ... More >>
The so-called "brights" -- a funny term many skeptics and atheists have given themselves -- know when to take their medicine. A new billboard put up by the Backyard Skeptics at the American Legion parking lot in Midway City apparently got the math wrong in describing the supposed amou ... More >>
Now here's something nice: for Military Appreciation Month, Farrell's is treating all servicemen and women past and present to an ice cream sundae from now to the end of May at all its Southern California locations, including Mission Viejo and Brea. The Red White and Blue Thank You Sundae is ... More >>
One wonders if Christopher Hitchens, the fierce-witted writer and devout atheist, had a big "oh shit" moment on Dec. 15 after he breathed his last, having succumbed to complications from esophageal cancer at the age of 62. Regardless, his words will live on in countless essays and books, inclu ... More >>
Holy Hell, what a church service! Led by Pastor Mark Pryor, the Pentecostals of Orange County got jiggy for Jesus on a recent Wednesday night, speaking in tongues, quaking in the Holy Ghost, and yes, sprinting around the sanctuary in the little converted industrial space shared with Cal ... More >>
You don't really need an occasion for Backyard Skeptics to unveil a provocative billboard, but the Fountain Valley-based group of atheists and assorted non-believers do have a special Valentine's Day version going up in Westminster with this message:"Atheists make better lovers--after all, no one ... More >>
For its latest atheist-friendly billboard, Backyard Skeptics is unveiling in Midway City this afternoon a photo lineup featuring King Neptune, Jesus Christ, Santa Claus and the Devil himself, broken up with an orange text box with the words, "What myths do you see?" and under this ditty: "7 Milli ... More >>
If you cruise by American Legion Post 291 on East 15th Street on the bay side of the Balboa Pen Monday morning, you'll find Orange County sheriff's officials, American Legion Yacht Club members and several children and their families aboard an Electra Cruise Ship (not necessarily the one shown he ... More >>
Back in February, I visited KOCI, the low-power FM station broadcasting out of Costa Mesa. The resulting story was here, and basically, even though the episode of their "Backstage Pass" local music show I witnessed was rather awkward--with woefully miscast host "Dr. Barry" trying, and failing, to r ... More >>
You've seen Vladae the World Famous Russian Dog Wizard on the KTLA Morning News, KNBC's Channel 4 News, and even Letterman. Since relocating here from Michigan, Vladae Roytapel has turned his uncanny canine communicating--he claims to speak fluent "Dogglish"--into "affordable" dog training in the h ... More >>
The fight against Orange County's historic Chicano murals has opened up a new front against the man who virtually invented the genre: historic muralist Emigdio Vasquez.On Feb. 25, Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas filed another of his wonderful gang injunctions, this time against the O ... More >>
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Wonder why Orange County trembles whenever its Mexicans protest? Welcome to the Citrus War of 1936, the most important event in Orange County history youve never heard of
Orange Countys own Hurricane Katrina: the Great Flood of 1938
YAFfers try to strangle Surf City council member with yellow ribbons
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|Destroy 500 enemies. (SIDE ARMS)
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|Destroy the supercomputer known as "Dark." (LEGENDARY WINGS)
|Pest Control (Gold)
|Defeat the final boss, Bahamut Centipede. (SIDE ARMS)
|Stage 3 Clear (Silver)
|Clear Stage Three. (LEGENDARY WINGS)
|Stage 3 Clear (Silver)
|Clear Stage Three. (TROJAN)
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I couldn't believe some of the posts that I have seen where people were bashing nursing mothers for choosing to breastfeed her baby in public. Most of the posts that I saw said that breastfeeding was gross and they were complaining that they were offended because they saw a mother breastfeeding her baby in public (mostly in restaurants). When we were created,…Continue
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A few months ago we purchased a potty seat for my son, he was starting to show interest in potty training. He has been watching other kids and following us to the restroom for a few months now. After I purchased the potty seat a few months ago, I tried putting my son on the potty. I knew that it was still a bit early and didn't quite show all of the…Continue
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I can't believe that summer is almost over with and my kids will be heading back to school in less than a month. It seems like this summer has flown by. I have enjoyed having my kids at home with me so that I could spend some extra time with them. A few weeks ago, I noticed that the stores were already stocking the aisles with…Continue
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Pregnancy isn't the time to skimp on nutrition. In fact, while you are pregnant you should eat a variety foods healthy foods to help support your growing baby. While you are pregnant, your baby will take all of the important nutrients that your baby needs before you even get nutrients from the food that you eat. Your body does a great job ensuring that your…Continue
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Many mothers who have been pregnant before will tell you that morning sickness usually hits around the sixth week of pregnancy and it typically goes away during the twelfth week of pregnancy. There are a few unlucky women who have to deal with the symptoms of morning sickness throughout their entire pregnancy and doesn't go away until they give birth…Continue
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Do you enjoy grilling out during the summer months to avoid heating up your house while using your oven to cook meals for your family? It is possible some families are able to grill out year round depending on where you live. For most families grilling season typically begins when the temperatures get warmer outside or around Memorial Day. Often times…Continue
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Do you enjoy going to barbecues or celebrations during the summer time, especially, around holidays? Did you know that you are more likely to eat contaminated food when temperatures outside are warmer? During the summer months many families and friends are getting together to hang out, have cookouts, attend celebrations, or…Continue
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Some women view cleaning up as a chore, but I view it as a step by step process that is organized, effective and actually relaxing (crazy I know). Allow me to explain:
Here is picture of my kitchen after dinner, which pretty much looks like a disaster. There are dishes everywhere, items to be stored and put away, dirty napkins, counter tops that are littered with cutting boards, grease and the remnants of a delicious meal.…Continue
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Fourth of July is a little over a week away and the firework stands have been preparing for weeks so that they can legally open. Most states in the US, allow firework stands to only be open for a short period of time before New Years Eve and Fourth of July. During this small window, thousands of people flock to the firework stands looking to buy…Continue
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Do crime rates decrease during the summertime? Most people would assume that crime rates would decrease during the summer since families are more active, plan vacations, and aren't always at home. You might be surprised but …Continue
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As the weather has warmed up outside, I have noticed more children and teenagers in my neighborhood outside playing and riding their bikes, scooters, or skateboards. I have noticed that the children in our neighborhood think that they own the road and aren't always paying attention to traffic around them. Sometimes they will even continue riding in the middle of…Continue
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Most kids are out for the summer and parents find themselves looking for activities for them to do with their kids. Parents want to keep their kids busy and active during the summer months. As you are finding activities for the kids to do, remember that doing free things can be just as fun and rewarding. I remember when I was growing up my family…Continue
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I always loved summer time as a kid, it meant spending time at the pool and hanging out with my friends on the weekends. While I was growing up, my mom would often invest in a small wading pool for us so that we could swim in the backyard. A wading pool is a small pool that is usually a few feet deep and can fill it up with water so that you can swim…Continue
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Each summer I always cringe when I hear sad stories on the new about parents or daycare workers accidentally leaving a child inside of a hot car, in some cases the child was only left alone few minutes. As a mom, I always wondered how and why these kind of things happen to an infant or child. I know that I personally make sure that my kids are out of the car…Continue
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As school is letting out for the summer, many parents begin planning activities to keep their child busy over the summer. As a working mom, your child may go to daycare. If your daycare is similar to the one my kids attended, they go on field trips throughout the summer to keep the school aged children busy. If you don't have a bottle of sunscreen…Continue
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Mother's Day is May 12th, that is a week from this Sunday. There are likely to be lots of articles to suggest ways to honor your mom or help your children honor their mom. I would like to take a different approach and speak to moms directly. Give yourself permission to pat yourself on the back and to take a break. Parenting is both the toughest and most rewarding job in the world. This is a good time to remind moms (fathers too) that you have to fill your own bucket before…Continue
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I recently spent an afternoon with a good friend, who has a toddler. While we were talking about parenting she told me her son has started biting his baby brother. My friend said nothing she or her husband had tried is working. Her son bit another child at childcare this week for the first time
Biting is a behavior that many toddlers display at one time or another. It can be something that makes the adults feel frustrated and helpless. There is hope!
Whenever a child is…Continue
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Dad, do you feel as if you are having trouble bonding with your baby? Many dad's feel as if it is harder to bond with their newborn baby, especially, if mom chooses to breast feed their baby. If you are feeling left out and can't participate in your baby's feedings, use these 15 tips to help bond with your…Continue
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Is your bathroom a disaster? Does your bathroom need deep cleaning? I know mine is usually cluttered with beauty products and personal items on the bathroom counter. The bathrooms in our house are lacking in storage so our personal care items usually end up sitting on top of the…Continue
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The ferry from Boston to Salem was a wonderful experience. The ferry arrived on time and featured a lively tour guide who provided an interesting commentary. We thoroughly enjoyed the return trip to Boston on the 7:00 p.m. ferry. The cityscape looked beautiful as the lights reflected on the water. This proved to be a fun and fast way to enjoy two cities on one day.
Fun way to see Boston! Driver was great!
Doing what: Boston Duck Tour
Nice introduction to the area. Did this our first day in Boston.
Doing what: Boston Duck Tour
Hop-on Hop-off trolley a great way to see the main sights of Boston. Coach tour to Cambridge, Lexington and Concord very comfortable and informative. The sights of the Revolutionary War encounters and battles are worth the $$.
Doing what: Boston Super Saver: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord Tour plus Hop-On Hop-Off Boston Trolley
That was the best way to get into to Boston!!!! My first experience, I loved it. Will do it again.
The tour was great. A must when in Boston. Thumbs up
Doing what: Boston Duck Tour
The food was great and the staff were also very good. I thought the ship would go out a little further then it did and just when we were getting into it . it was over. I would have liked a longer trip. But the view of Boston all lite up was beautiful.
Doing what: Boston Dinner Cruise
The duck tour is a must! What fun we had. I even got to drive when we were in the water. The driver was hilarious but informative. You HAVE to do this tour!
Doing what: Boston Duck Tour
What's not to like, seeing where "the shot heard around the world" happened, the North Bridge, the Battle Green at Lexington and so much more.
The hop-on-hop-off was a great way to get oriented for walking around Boston.
Doing what: Boston Super Saver: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord Tour plus Hop-On Hop-Off Boston Trolley
This tour was amazing!
Doing what: Boston Duck Tour
So much fun! A friend who lives in the Boston area and works in downtown Boston said this was a "must", and he was absolutely correct. The Cod Father was our tour guide, and he's a hoot! Learned lots, saw lots, and had lots of fun in the process. Keep up the good work.
Doing what: Boston Duck Tour
Absolutely loved this cruise. It was a beautiful day and it was awesome. A must do if you are in Boston. Great pictures to be had of Boston from the water. Excellent crew, very friendly and helpful. If you get cold they hand out blankets to keep you warm. You can also take your own food on board and buy alcoholic drinks, but the sodas are free.
Doing what: Boston Tall Ship Day Cruise
Our driver/narrator was very amusing and knowledgeable and made the tour fun, even though as English people, we were the butt of a few jokes! The river trip was also informative and the hop on trolleys went to all the places we wanted to see.
Sue and Alan from England.
Doing what: Boston Super Saver: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord Tour plus Hop-On Hop-Off Boston Trolley
We enjoyed the tour and our driver's commentary.
Doing what: Boston Duck Tour
The tour was excellent, partly because of our great narrator Frankie. We learned so much and really realized how much of our history originated in Boston. Would highly recommend this as a way of touring Boston with little walking, as we were limited
Doing what: Boston Super Saver: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord Tour plus Hop-On Hop-Off Boston Trolley
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Your taxes are almost done, EE. If we could just go over one of your deductions?
Which one is that?
This $160,000 charitable contribution for editing a novel.
That was for the Brenda Novak auction.
Yes, but I understand the item went for less than $3500.
I deducted what the item was worth, not what it brought in. We were in a recession. Who had 160 grand?
I see.
Look at it this way: Say the Louvre donated the Mona Lisa to the auction and it went for five thousand; it doesn't mean the painting's not worth millions.
You're comparing yourself to Da Vinci? That's how you came up with your figure?
Actually, I checked the Internet to see what freelance editors were getting. I took the highest one I could find and multiplied by twenty.
Because I'm Evil Editor. Look at it this way: Say you're hiring someone to ghost-write your autobiography; John Grisham is gonna cost way more than some local hack wannabe writer, even though the hack could write Grisham under the table. You pay for the name.
You're comparing yourself to John Grisham now? I don't see how you can say your work is worth so much, unless everything you edit becomes a number one bestseller.
People don't pay for my services to make money. Writing the perfect novel brings peace to their souls. Look at it this way: Say you've sought salvation through God but you still don't feel fulfilled; so you try writing a novel, but it lacks that inspirational spark that can come only from divine editing, so--
God?! You're comparing . . .
--Evil Editor
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but it lacks that inspirational spark that can come only from divine editing,
Gee, the ego just keeps growing and growing and growing. Wait! It's the BLOB come to life and the only one who can kill it is the ghost of Paul Newman with his new hot sauce/salad dressing!!!
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With the support of the Great Neck Arts Center, a group of already successful young film makers are about to launch a new film, Pioneer 12, in Great Neck. Co-produced by Great Neck South High graduate Joseph Bakhash, the film is scheduled to be shot on the peninsula in mid-November. And you might be featured in the film!
Town of North Hempstead Supervisor May Newburger's Committee on Family Violence, under the leadership of Deputy Commissioner Deena Lesser, chairman, is launching its first major project during October, Domestic Violence Month.
Now that the Great Neck North Girls' Varsity Volleyball Team has put two unwinning seasons behind them, they are currently bumping, setting, spiking and serving their ways to victory. Under the leadership of Coach Ngyuen, they've conquered three teams and suffered seven losses. As well as being devoted and focused, the girls are friends, with excellent sportsmanship, which helps the team bond as one.
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Clementine action figure from McFarlane Toys coming soon
A new action figure from McFarlane Toys was announced today at New York Comic-Con, and it's one bound to make fans of Telltale's The Walking Dead happy: say hello to the miniature, plastic version of Clementine as she appears in The Walking Dead, Season 2. Developed as a partnership between...
Zen Studios creating The Walking Dead pinball table
Zen Studios is developing a table inspired by Telltale Games' The Walking Dead series for its pinball games. The table will launch across console, mobile and PC versions of Pinball FX 2 and Zen Pinball 2 this summer. The table will "bring the story and choice-driven gameplay" of the game's first...
The Walking Dead season 2 premiere trailer throws a lot at Clementine
The second season of Telltale's The Walking Dead kicks off on Xbox 360 next week and, based on this premiere trailer, it looks like it's going to be a heart-wrenching episode full of death and despair. Clementine looks like she won't be all alone throughout the entire episode as players once...
Clementine's life is in your hands in The Walking Dead season two
Sweet, darling Clementine. She wasn't the main protagonist in season one of Telltale's The Walking Dead, but she stole the show for many players – including us. Season one wasn't about staying alive to fight another day or to wrack up the most zombie murders; it was about keeping Clementine...
Familiar character returning in The Walking Dead season two
Telltale Games took to Twitter to tease the return of a familiar face in the opening episode of The Walking Dead's second season. The episode, titled "All That Remains," is expected to launch this month. Telltale already broke the news in July that Clementine, the leading lady of the adventure...
Clementine 'definitely a part of' The Walking Dead Season 2
Telltale Games CEO Dan Connors told San Diego Comic-Con panel attendees that The Walking Dead darling Clementine "will definitely be a part of" the game's second season. Likewise, the fate of another character, Kenny, "will be explored." Further details concerning Season 2 were not offered. The...
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During Portsmouth visit McCain champions nuclear power
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PORTSMOUTH — Arizona Sen. John McCain was adamant Thursday afternoon that nuclear power needs to be part of a national discussion on climate change and energy resources.
He also said the United States can learn from European nations, especially France, in creating safe and clean nuclear energy.
During the start of the forum, McCain noted as well that President George W. Bush and his administration have failed to adequately address climate change and the need for his party to remember its roots.
"It's time we as Republicans, and I say this as a proud Republican, return to the tradition of Theodore Roosevelt," McCain added. "He was probably one of the nation's greatest conservationists ... He expanded our national parks. He set up national monuments... He loved the beauty of this nation."
McCain pointed to legislation he passed in Arizona preventing flights over the Grand Canyon and national legislation to combat acid rain, where businesses are given credits for reducing their greenhouse gas emissions.
McCain also spoke to the Portsmouth Rotary Club Thursday at the Red Hook Brewery in Newington where he emphasized the need for more renewable energy sources, including nuclear power, and urged Americans to volunteer their talents to solve these and other problems.
Bill Powers of Portsmouth, who works as a certified public accountant in Hampton, said that McCain's discussion about energy was especially helpful to him.
"If we can get this energy stuff under control, things won't be all that bad," he added. "I can turn down my thermostat, but I can't make clean air. We need (clean air and water) for our future."


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Hello my little Gulf shrimp! I was -- at the recommendation of my fellow editors -- going to simply post this image of Anthony Bourdain and Eric Ripert from our foodie book club Q+A today with the caption " 'nough said."
Hopefully some of you sent in your questions regarding Bourdain's book, Medium Raw. If you did, we probably asked it! We'll get that video up soon. Even though I see Eric every week, I've actually never met Anthony before. I was the kind of anxious I used to feel before the first day of school. I couldn't sleep. When Tony arrived at the interview, all my anxiety suddenly went away, but not my glee. The banter between Anthony and Eric was a joy to watch, and I can't wait for you all to enjoy the video.
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Oakland Athletics at Texas Rangers
- The Rangers have won all three matchups between these teams this season, however, two of the three matchups have been decided by just one run.
- The A's have lost two straight and five of their last seven games after winning 13 of their first 18 games to open the season. The Rangers have just one loss in their last six home games.
- Yu Darvish, who will be making his second straight start against the A's, allowed three runs in six innings last Monday in Oakland (no decision). Dating back to last season, the Rangers have won each of Darvish's last seven starts.
- Sonny Gray, who will also be making his second-straight start against the Rangers, allowed three runs on five hits in seven innings of a loss last Wednesday to them.
- Jed Lowrie is 18-for-52 (.346) with seven doubles, one homer and nine runs scored in his last 12 games, after going 2-for-18 (.111) in his previous seven contests.
- Coco Crisp has 47 RBI in his career against Texas -- tied for the most in his career against any opponent (47 vs. Kansas City). Crisp is hitting .353 (6-for-17) with seven RBI in his career against Yu Darvish.
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(AP) -- Martin Perez has been a model of consistency on the mound during his first full major league season with the Texas Rangers.
Scott Kazmir has fared pretty well himself for the Oakland Athletics.
In the midst of a 26-inning scoreless stretch, Perez looks to become the AL's first five-game winner while Kazmir also tries to remain undefeated Tuesday night.
Perez (4-0, 1.42 ERA) allowed three of his four runs in the seventh inning of a 10-7 win at Boston on April 8, then went the next three starts without giving one up. The left-hander has recorded two straight three-hitters, the latest during Wednesday's 3-0 victory in which he improved to 3-3 with a 4.18 ERA against the A's.
"He knows how to pitch," Texas manager Ron Washington said. "He has weapons and he can throw them all for strikes and he has poise. He does a great job of staying with the game plan and that's something that he's learned from last year (when he went 10-6 with a 3.62 ERA in 20 starts), how to study, how to go out there and just execute his pitches."
The first Ranger to record three straight scoreless starts since Kenny Rogers had four over 30 innings April 27-May 14, 2005, Perez is only concerned with the moment.
"I don't want to think too much about my ERA and the games that I've thrown before," said Perez, who can become the first major leaguer to make four straight scoreless starts since Ryan Dempster did it for the Chicago Cubs over five consecutive June 5-July 14, 2012.
Off to the best start of his lengthy career, Kazmir (3-0, 1.62) didn't face the Rangers last week and is 0-3 with a 5.87 ERA in four starts against them after going 6-1 with a 2.05 ERA in his first 10 matchups.
The left-hander, who has recorded two scoreless starts this season, allowed a run in six innings of a 10-1 win in his native Houston on Thursday.
"It's important to be able to have that foundation early in the year and be able to kind of build on it throughout every start," Kazmir told the Athletics' official website.
"I'm kind of in and out on how I feel stuff-wise, but just to stay within myself and make the adjustments as the game goes on is big for me."
Kazmir has a tough act to follow after Sonny Gray's three-hitter in Monday's 4-0 victory over the Rangers (15-11). Josh Reddick had three hits and Josh Donaldson drove in two runs as the A's (16-10) won their fourth straight in Texas after being swept at home by the Rangers last week.
Donaldson has reached base safely in 21 straight games and is batting .435 (10 for 23) with eight RBIs in his last seven at Texas. He's 4 for 10 with a home run and two doubles against Perez.
Texas' Alex Rios is batting .400 (18 for 45) in his last 11 games. He's hitting .333 in his past 15 against Oakland but .209 (9 for 43) with 11 strikeouts versus Kazmir.
Teammate Elvis Andrus is 1 for 18 in the last five games, but he's 8 for 20 (.400) against Kazmir.
The A's expect to have Yoenis Cespedes in the lineup after he missed four straight games with a strained hamstring. He's 2 for 19 with a homer in his last six against the Rangers.
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A report into the criminal investigation of a now former St. Johns County sergeant details what led to his arrest.
Sgt. Monroe West was arrested Thursday on two counts of organized schemes to defraud and a public servant falsifying official documents following a months-long investigation into accusations he was paid to work on duty and off duty simultaneously.
According to the report, West had been "falsifying his time card to receive payment for days worked that he knew he did not work" for three years.
"You're in uniform working a shift, you're responsible if you're out being paid by taxpayers," Cmdr. Chuck Mulligan said. "You can't go to a private company looking to hire a deputy and also sign up for that at the same time. That's what we found was occurring."
Deputies and sergeants are assigned to certain zones across the county. When patrolling those zones for the sheriff's office, they are officially being paid taxpayer money. They're allowed to patrol for other companies on their time off and get paid by those companies, but they can't be doing both at the same time.
The criminal investigation report says that's exactly what West was doing on and off for the last three years.
The report also shows one of West's shift leaders during that time heard rumors about what West was doing and that "it was a running joke among the squad." The shift leader also said he often "wondered why West seemed to be monitoring the radio when he was off duty."
The report says the total loss from employee theft was a little less than $6,000.
"I believe he was fairly well-liked by -- we have 500 full-time employees here; for the most part people had respect for him," Mulligan said. "This is about an action that allegedly taken facts that were found out from a criminal investigation."
Every squad car has a GPS tracking device. The criminal investigation report says there were rumors that West's subordinates would watch his movements on GPS, but Mulligan said the GPS is to track patrol cars closest to emergency situations, not to keep track of employees.
"We have to have trust in those individuals in this position," Mulligan said. "They're deputy sheriffs. They're law enforcement officers. We hold them to a higher standard. It's difficult to say, 'Listen, this is the protocol and this is the standard you need to be living at,' and at the same time, 'We're tracking your every movement while you're at work to determine where you are.'"
Mulligan also said the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission of Florida will decide whether West will ever be able to serve as a law enforcement officer again and what will happen with his benefits.
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Daniel Webster once wrote, "If all my possessions were taken from me with one exception, I would choose to keep the power of communication, for by it I would soon regain all the rest." Truer words were never spoken.
It's amazing how much of a difference small changes in our language can have on our ability to influence, persuade, motivate - or even just get along better with people.
Eighteen years ago, a retail client of ours allowed us to do a little experiment. We wanted to see if we could change the number of customers who reflexively said, "No thanks, I'm just looking," when engaged by an employee. In ten stores, we had employees begin their interaction with the traditional, "Can I help you?" In ten other stores, we had employees begin with, "What can I help you find today?" A subtle difference, but the outcome was profound.
In the "Can I help you?" stores, a little over 60% of customers responded that they were just looking. In the stores where we added the "what" prefix, fewer than 40% of customers responded that way. Wow.
In another instance, a few years back, we had front line employees of a financial institution make a subtle change in how they gave direction to customers. Instead of giving an instruction, they were asked to frame things in the customers' best interests. So, for example, instead of saying, "You're going to have to talk to a loans manager about that," they would say, "Our loans manager will be able to help you with that better than I can." Again, the impact on customer response was remarkable.
Making small changes to the way we communicate can influence every aspect of our lives. You can say to your spouse who would like to go to an Italian restaurant, "Yabut you always want to eat Italian food. I want sushi." Or, you could say, "I know how much you love your Italian food, but can we try sushi tonight?" You can say to a child, "You're doing this wrong," or you can say "You might find it works better if you do it this way." Little changes can have big results.
Like it or not, people judge you based on your language skills. Think about the first impressions you've gotten from people you've met. In a very short period of time, you might assess them as intelligent, nice, narcissistic, funny, arrogant, friendly, shy - any number of characteristics. A large part of that has come a subconscious interpretation of the way they speak.
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As part of its Organic Agriculture Lands initiative, Dane County will lease 24 acres of county park land to an organic grower, according to a Dane County statement. The county also has a community garden at another park, and hopes to open up another fresh food market in Madison, the statement said.
University of Wisconsin students are also among those advocating for sustainable food. Slow Food UW, a student run organization that advocates clean, healthy and fair food, provides students with access to sustainable food through the cafe they operate on campus during lunchtime every Wednesday.
The campus-based chapter of the Slow Food movement was founded just four years ago and already runs four different projects with the help of forty interns, Taylor Lundberg, the café finance intern at SFUW said in an email to The Badger Herald.
Lundberg added SFUW does not only promote organic produce on campus, but also throughout Dane County and works with farmers throughout southern Wisconsin.
"SFUW prides itself on benefiting both the UW-Madison community as well as Dane County as a whole," Lundberg said. "We really make an effort to diversify who and where we are sourcing from while maintaining our sole principle of good, clean and fair food."
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- The food was great and the dessert was awesomeBreeDined on 11/21/2014I will definitely recommend my friends to eat there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RickyBVIPDined on 11/1/2014My baby back ribs were not "fall off the bone" quality although they were good. My wife's brisket was on the "fattier" side although they did offer to replace it.overall, a good dining experience, I would return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious meal/beautiful restaurantleswcVIPDined on 11/1/2014We had an absolutely divine meal! What a great find! The menu is very eclectic. We, as a party of 3, had 3 different entrees. Honestly, I loved my "Almost Famous" burger on a gluten-free bun. It was fantastic to see the GF options. My husband had the fried chicken and it looked and smelled amazing! My daughter had the Jambalaya. She wasn't thrilled with it, but did love her Tomato Bisque soup. I tasted her the Jambalaya and it was delicious as well!Special Features:
- Good gluten free optionsGfdiningDined on 9/21/2014Great options for gluten free dining, including dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food - Groups are problemsGoodGrubDined on 9/18/2014The food is excellent as is the service. However, don't try to book or bring a group. First, I like to use OpenTable for reservations. Twisted Fork does not allow you to reserve more than 6 people in your party through OpenTable unless you call them directly (one of the main reasons for using OpenTable). Second, the seating availability and noise level prohibits any group 8 or more from being able to all be in the conversation at one time.Special Features:
- Nice PlaceartflymanDined on 8/15/2014The food and services were very good. Had two types of the smoked meat, pulled pork and brisket. The meat was very tasty although a bit too much fat. Both sauces had nice flavor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not worth itfood444Dined on 8/12/2014The restaurant interior is nice but the food was below average.
- Eric our Waiter was very politeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/4/2014barbecue chicken was good - however did not seem like barbecue sauce was added until after it was cooked.... salmon was goodSpecial Features:
- great experienceJacquieDined on 8/1/2014First time eating at TF and loved it! Service was outstanding. We were approached by the general mgr 2X to check on us. Best calamari I have had in Raleigh. I will be returning!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/31/2014The service was good. The drink prices are very reasonable. The food was interesting but average. My date had a seafood pasta dish that was a little light on seafood and very heavy on sauce. I had the beef brisket that was a little tough for having been supposedly smoked for 12 hr. The collard greens were excellent but the fried okra and hush puppies were over cooked. The fried grit cake was very interesting and tasty. Overall it was an average dining experience at an above average price.
- The following 621 reviews are from the The Twisted Fork reviews archive.
- Twisted ForkOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/18/2014Had awesome service, great food and very helpful and friendly staffSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- easy fixesOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/18/2014drink glass went empty. waitress approached table five minutes into meal asking if there was anything she could get us while my empty glass was staring back at us. shrimp tacos good, but crunched through what seemed to be sand? wive heard it and thought i broke a tooth. super first visit 6 years ago, but this time.......Special Features:
- Questionable serviceChandlerDined on 7/6/2014I usually love going to Twisted Fork and love their food but this visit was different. Our waitress seemed a little inexperienced and we waited way too long for our food despite that it was not busy at all. There was a problem with the order apparently and my food was not hot. However, they made up for it by giving me the kid's meal that I ordered free and also one of our desserts for free. However dessert, as always, was amazing. The carrot cake is amazing as well as the peanut butter brownie cake. Yum!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stingy with their food!!!BettyVIPDined on 7/6/2014I went to TF with a 2 for 1 coupon for brunch on a Sunday. I chose the pancakes with sausage and bacon. When they brought it out I could have put everything on my plate in one hand (my hands are very small). There were 3 pancakes all of different sizes. The largest was about 4" across, the second one was about 3 1/2" across and the one on top was about 3" across. The sausage was about the size of the container they brought the syrup in (tiny little pitcher) or to put it another way it was about the size of 1/4 cup. I was given 2 strips of bacon...normal size. I cannot remember the exact price of the entree, but it was around $12 and certainly not worth the price. I'm just glad it was the FREE meal!!!Special Features:
- ExellentpattyDined on 7/6/2014Celebrated a Birthday. The French toast needed more caramel!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great jambalayaLuv2dineDined on 7/4/2014Twisted Fork has the best Jambalaya in town! We go there for special occasions or to take friends or family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, fun menuncfoodieDined on 6/30/2014The food was great, all a fun twist on southern classics. I had the Smokehouse burger - I wish they would make a smokehouse pulled pork sandwich because that would be perfect, but... all the food was very good. The manager stopped by early on to see if all was well which it was...after that it went downhill. Our server wasn't very good but I wouldn't hold it against the restaurant.Special Features:
- Low GradeYummy2MyTummyDined on 6/27/2014While the ambiance was nice & our waitress was great, I witnessed too many unsanitary practices by the cook & waitstaff. I would probably return if the sanitation grade increases from a 91. (I wish I'd seen that prior to dining.)
- Really enjoyedShellDined on 6/26/2014We arrived before 6:00 so our kids meals were free, at $6 each that was a big savings! They also give the kids wikistix which are a lot of fun. $3 for any pint of excellent beer is also a great deal. I got the shrimp and grits which were phenomenal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what it used to be...betterdays2014Dined on 6/15/2014It had become a custom for our family to enjoy brunch will available. However, this Father's Day 2014 brunch definitely lacked the usual pizzazz. While decent, buffet was definitely NOT as good as it's been in the past. Coupled with longer lines, it diminished the overall enjoyment.Special Features:
- Father's Day BrunchUal312Dined on 6/15/2014Overall it was a good place to have Father's Day Brunch. We had a group of 6 including 2 toddlers and we all enjoyed the wide variety of food. The brisket was exceptionally good and so were the desserts which included a marshmallow roast!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Out of StockuncmandarinVIPDined on 6/8/2014Every time we've visited Twisted Fork after they've stopped offering their brunch buffet has been a disappointment. They are always out of a main item on their menu, their salad bar has frozen or wilted items on it, and more recently, they stopped participating in Triangle Restaurant week and claimed they were out of stock of most of the Restaurant Week menu items. Most of the Restaurant Week items were on their main menu, and when we asked about them there, they were somehow, magically, not out-of-stock. I will not be visiting them again.
- The Twisted ForkGoodGrubDined on 6/6/2014We enjoying frequenting The Twisted Fork. The food is always great food and service is terrific. On those nice days / evenings, the outside dining area is really nice! The menu tends to change a good bit, but we've always been able to find a delicious meal.Special Features:
- I love The Twisted ForkEatWellDined on 6/5/2014Great food, and great service. The menu gets updated frequently, but they keep the favorites!Special Features:
- GoodSatisfiedDined on 5/16/2014Great food; great outdoor seating for people watching; beer and wine list is good. Definitely a great place to goSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MOST DISAPPOINTING RESTAURANTdenapVIPDined on 5/11/2014Our waiter, Nate, was exceptional until food was served. He then became invisible! The BBQ was cold, the green beans were cold and not cooked, the brisket steak sandwich my spouse ordered was half a slice of FAT and the bun was so stale he couldn't even cut it! Not once did Nate come back to refill water or ask if we needed anything or how everything was. We didn't see him again until he removed our plates! Being Mother's Day the restaurant at 5:30 was empty so there's no excuse for NO SERVICE, BELOW STANDARD FOOD, LESS THAN CLEAN RESTAURANT. One revisit was enough! Open Table shouldn't represent them.
- Mother's Day BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/11/2014The food was absolutely amazing and well worth the price (which in my opinion was not too expensive). My only complaint would be the set up for the brunch. I think they should rearrange it in a way that would allow people to move more quickly through the line.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mother's Day BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/11/2014Unfortunately, our first visit to the Twisted Fork did not meet our expectations. When we arrived to the restaurant we were seated upstairs. My wife has a bad ankle and the hostess was unwilling to accommodate a move to the first floor regardless of the multiple open tables. The buffet was placed against a wall and the adjoining ramp was used for the buffet waiting line. This caused much congestion with both guests and employees. The buffet tables should have been pulled away from the wall allowing guests to walk on both sides. This would have reduced the congestion on the ramp. Food was OK and the desert selections were limited and scarce.
- BrunchDFMesseeDined on 5/11/2014Great selection for Mother's Day lunch buffet. All the meats were excellent - turkey carving station, bacon, fried chicken, BBQ, spare ribs. The pasta salad was actually my favorite thing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Place to ChillUcandanz01Dined on 5/10/2014Overall a good place to grab a bite to eat and enjoy drinks with friends. I had a sandwich, someone got the fish and another got a salad and we were all satisfied with our choices. The waitress is a gem - making sure we all had what we needed and checked on us adequately without being a bother.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LuvmyeggsVIPDined on 5/4/2014Great birthday brunch! The manager Jordan made sure my birthday with family was great and food was awesome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great southern cuisineIotakbcDined on 5/3/2014Glad they changed the menu, the desserts are great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Outside SeatingOut2CelebrateDined on 5/3/2014The Twisted Fork is a place to eat outside and enjoy the day. We have visited The Twisted Fork several times and have had a pleasant experience each time. It will continue to be our "go to" spot in the Triangle Town Center area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for Prom Nightjulianna238Dined on 5/3/2014Service was fast and the food was delicious and in a great price range for a nice evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good menu but lazy cooks/waitressOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/20/2014I ordered the tacos and one of my tacos was filled with fat and no meat... YUCK! I told the waitress and she said oh okay. My husband ordered the strip steak medium and it was cooked well. He said it was still good but she gave the same response.. Oh okay.Special Features:
- Easter BrunchLadyDWDined on 4/20/2014My husband and I were in town enjoying a quiet Easter weekend. We chose to make reservations for Sunday brunch at Twisted Fork. We arrived at our reserved time and still had to wait. This was not really an issue however. Our server Jason was very efficient and did a great job! The food however was sub-par at best. We ordered the pancakes and french toast which both came with a side of bacon and sausage. The presentation of food was not very appealing. The bacon had a good flavor; the sausage did not. The pancakes looked like a mess but tasted decent. The french toast was served with very little sauce and hardly any berries. While we were disappointed in our visit for brunch, we would welcome an opportunity to try again for lunch/dinner.I would recommend this to a friend.
- A "B+" sort of mealgoodjulesDined on 4/20/2014The quality of the food was very good--the calamari was crunchy but not greasy--and the prime rib was very tender. Sweet potatos were rather bland and were a tad undercooked. Would have been very nice to have some hot bread served with the main course. The dessert was good but not spectacular--I had the strawberry cake and the cake portion was a bit dry. I was there Easter sunday so there was a large crowd and it was rather noisy but not in an unpleasant way. I'm not much into the industrial metal decorating scheme so that felt somewhat cold and flat to me. All in all a nice lunch with a very upbeat server.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Easter BrunchTMM1Dined on 4/20/2014We dined at Twisted Fork for Easter 2013. They had an Easter buffet, we thought they were doing the same thing and were very disappointed to find out there was no buffet and they did not even offer traditional Easter options.
- Don't go hungry.1collegeguyDined on 4/20/2014Food for brunch tasted delicious, but portions were very small. Very good service.Special Features:
- Food was lackingLovetoEatDined on 4/12/2014I had been excited to taste various food from this restaurant because I had been to another Rocky Top Hospitality restaurant. The appetizer (Beer Chili and Cheese Dip) was EXCELLENT. One meal BBQ Pork/Brisket and was okay. The pork lacked flavor, the brisket was okay, but the presentation looked like everything had just been dumped on the plate. The other meal --sirloin -- was well cooked and very good. The (expected) coup de grace was to be the Tia Maria. Ours was dry, like old cookies had been stuck together and not soaked in the coffee liquor as should have been. The twisted margarita was also excellent.


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1 cup Celery chopped fine
1/2 cup Green Pepper chopped fne
1/2 cup Sweet onion chopped fine
1 can chicken broth
1 can crushed tomatoes
1 can Canneloni beans
In fry pan, sauté vegetables in olive oil and butter, add 1-2 cloves of garlic Add all ingredients in to soup pot and simmer about 1 1/2 hours. Season to taster basil, bay leaves etc. Add 1 hot pepper if so desired.
Also can add hot sauce. Can use crockpot also, use high to get hot and simmer until beans are tender. Can substitute other beans, I use Vermont cranberry and calypso Cook pasta el détente, and add just before serving.
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Need a recipe for goat leg
We went to a local goat farm hoping to buy a breast or leg of kid, but they only had leg of goat (about 2 to 3 years old) so we decided to take a chance. I have looked up recipes but they all are for baby goat or kid. Should I roast this the way I would a leg of lamb? Or would braising work better? Any advice would be much appreciated.
Lamb is to kid as mutton is to goat. Maybe you can dig up some "mutton" recipes that might work. However, I have to say, I don't believe I've ever seen mutton on a restaurant menu or in a grocery store. People just don't like the over-powering gaminess. The best goat I've ever eaten was "cabrito al pastor", in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. It's not a suckling kid, but I don't think it is 2 years old either. There are a lot of recipes available, for that, on-line. Or, you could copy a bone-in leg of lamb recipe that might work. Good luck.
If you haven't yet, you might consider searching for recipes for chevon or cabrito instead of using the word goat. I suspect you'd get more hits that way.
I used to get cabrito tacos in San Diego walking home from the bar. People would barbecue in 50 gallon drums and sell tacos to all the drunk people walking home. Yum.
re: alitria
This is exactly the problem. The reason I posted the question is I found plenty of recipes for kid (cabrito), but nothing for older goat. If no such recipes exist, I suppose I will try using a mutton recipe, but I am not sure this is appropriate.
I also love the flavor of goat, but some people might find it a little gamey (especially when compared to a younger kid) so you might want to try marinating overnight. You could try a traditional Jamaican jerk seasoning, which marries excellently with the slight pungency of goat, and then roast in the oven.
re: JungMann
I like the jerk seasoning idea, but what temperature would you roast it at and for how long? My fear is that this will be tougher than kid or lamb, so would you roast it the same way, or would a slow roast at lower temperature be more successful? Or braising?
re: rrems
From a quick Google search it looks like everyone says to roast at 375 which is pretty standard. I haven't made my jerk marinade since last summer, but I recall it having lime juice, which should tenderize the meat somewhat. As it is a traditional recipe, I imagine that the marinade is meant to tenderize goats that are likely tougher than what we get here, but you could always add a flavorless meat tenderizer to the marinade to err on the side of caution.
re: Melanie Wong
Thanks, Melanie. I had found that thread and read your post, and was intrigued by your method. The piece of leg that I have is on the bone, so I was hoping to cook it that way, and I am assuming that by butterflying it you were able to cook it more evenly, so maybe I will attempt to do that. In any case the combination of high and low temperatures sounds sensible.
re: rrems
I had the butcher butterfly it for more even cooking, but also because I wanted to use the bone to make a stock reduction. It also made it easier to slice for serving. Again, cutting the roast into very thin slices was key. The slightly thicker pieces were on the tough side.
Do let us know how it turned out!
re: Melanie Wong
I contacted the owner of the farm where I bought it and she suggested just roasting it the way I would a leg of lamb. She also has recipe fliers, so I am going to pick one up, but your method just seems to make the most sense. I will probably do this later next week, and will definitely report back after.
The problem is "cabrito," as already established, translates to kid, and if you look for "Cabra" (goat) recipes, your gonna get a gazillion for goat cheese. I tried "carne de cabra" (goat meat) and came up with this one down at the bottom of the page: http://tinyurl.com/yvxhgu
Looks pretty good, and there are a whole bunch more hits with google, but figured I wouldn't deny you the fun of sorting through them all. You might try the goat meat search on other search engines too. Good luck. Hope you end up delighted you took the chance on goat!
It's years since I've made it, but the last time I did a goat leg bone-in (it was from a female goat, which I was told is better than male, but I don't really know), I made a marinade of olive oil, red wine, pepper, salt, garlic, lemon juice, rosemary and thyme. (I think that I added a bit of red wine vinegar, as well.) I marinated it for about 12 hours in the fridge, turning it occasionally. I roasted it at 400F for 15 minutes and dropped it to 350F for a further 15 minutes/lb. It was pretty good. As commented above, slice it thinly for better texture.
Thanks to all, in particular JungMann and Melanie Wong. Here is what I did: The owner of the goat farm gave me a recipe pamphlet which had a recipe for jerk goat leg on the bone. It mentioned that for tougher cuts it may be a good idea to first marinate in beer and lemon juice. So, I marinated it in beer and lime juice overnight, then coated with the jerk rub and marinated for 6 hours. Seared in oven at 450 for 20 minutes, then reduced to 275 for one hour. It was still not done in the center, so I raised the temperature to 300 for another hour. At this point it was done to perfection. I sliced it as thin as possible, less than 1/8 inch, and it was slightly tough, but incredibly delicious. It had that wonderful "goaty" flavor, delicate but more interesting than, say, veal. I would not call it gamey at all. My quest is still to get a breast of kid, which has a layer of fat, and some marbling so it will be more tender and richer, but I was nonetheess thrilled with the outcome.
re: Melanie Wong
I don't have a meat thermometer (can you believe?) so I just tested it a couple of times and adjusted. It came out medium rare to medium.


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Hello everyone and right know I am going to tell you about the teachers and what they do when there not at school. First to get things started I think that teachers do any other normal thing like taking care of the kids or doing bills and not planning for world domination. Now another thing is what are the good and bad things about teachers. The good things are that they do fun activities and give you a great education and their all unique. The bad thing is that teachers tell you to read a specific book or have no freedom but my teacher gives us freedom under a huge (as she says it) umbrella topic. So I think that teachers should give their students more freedom and make boring topics turn into fun activities. Such as having them write a persuasive essay or showing them videos about the topic. I hope all of you teachers follow this so that your students will be more exited to go to school. I really like school as long as you make it fun and have amazing projects. Bye and I hope your having a wonderful time in the last month or so of school.( p.s if you comment please tell me were you are on the map, thanks.)
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No one was supposed to know about our secret plans, looks like I need to talk to Mrs. Ripp about keeping our plans secret! I, too, love it when I can choose the book that I want to read. It is never fun when a grown up tells you what to read!
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Here, a wonderful YouTube video which combines scenes from the procession with the relic of St. John Paul II, with images from Mass of Thanksgiving in the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, and the St. John Paul II Relic procession around the corner to the JPII Shrine.


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"Bold electric green color with a chartreuse yellow rim. Vibrant candied honeydew melon aromas have a waxy edge and follow through to a round, satiny moderately sweet medium-to-full body of honeydew, custard, and delicate spice. Finishes with a gentle melon candy fade. Pleasant and quite mixable."
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git stash and other git commands that essentially change the contents of my open files.
Is there an Eclipse feature or plugin that will always keep the contents of my open files up to date and live? Currently if I put focus in an out of sync editor, I get an awkwardly worded dialog that I have to parse carefully every time.
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