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But then Lions defensive tackle Nick Fairley, who earlier clobbered McCown and drew a roughness penalty that moved the Bears on the last drive, stuffed Forte after beating Roberto Garza.
And so, the Bears lost a shot at first place in the NFC North in losing to the dumbest football team in the league thanks in part to some curious decisions by the head coach.
Among them:
*Trestman went for it on fourth-and-1 again instead of trying a 45-yard field goal that would've given the Bears a 10-7 lead.
*Why not run Forte more?
*Why not run off the edge on that second two-point attempt when the Lions had stuffed the middle most of the game?
But nothing mattered like the decision early in the week to start Cutler and the decision to stick with him.
"I didn't want to take him out as long as he felt he could do the job,'' Trestman said.
Cutler's tough. We get it. But save the player from his own stubbornness. Save the team and the game. If starting Cutler seemed to be a decision that worked early, then staying with him obviously was not.
For a guy who knows so much about quarterbacks, Trestman didn't know he needed another one to start the second half -- or at least the fourth quarter.
The Bears said the doctors OK'd Cutler to play, but there could be no way to mimic in practice the game-action required to avoid the Lions' pressure up the middle. Ultimately, that was the difference. Cutler couldn't be Cutler. Geez, he couldn't even be Caleb Hanie.
Trestman has made many great decisions to put the Bears in position to win games this season. On Sunday, he made one that cost his team exactly that.


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Samuel French Collection Processing Archivist (Grant-Funded), Amherst College Library, Amherst MA
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Full Time, Grant-Funded Position
Amherst College Library is seeking applications for an experienced, innovative professional to fill the position of Processing Archivist for the Samuel French Collection in the department of Archives & Special Collections. This is a full-time temporary appointment for two years. The project dates are June 1, 2014 - May 31, 2016.
The Amherst College Archives & Special Collections, housed within the Frost Library, was awarded a Hidden Collections grant by the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) to fund a full-time professional archivist to spend two years processing the corporate archives of Samuel French, Inc. Samuel French was established in New York City in 1854 and rapidly became one of the most important theatrical publishers in England and the United States. Beginning in 1964, company president M. Abbott Van Nostrand (Class of 1934) began donating business records, manuscript music and plays, published materials, photographs, and ephemera to the Archives & Special Collections at Amherst College. Regular donations followed over the next fifty years. In the fall of 2013 an additional 200 cartons were added to the collection. Only a tiny fraction of the collection was ever described and the holdings now stand at nearly 600 cartons of unprocessed materials.
The Samuel French Processing Archivist will be charged with conducting an initial survey of the entire collection, and developing a processing plan in consultation with the College Archivist and the Head of the Archives & Special Collections. The Processing Archivist will have additional support from the staff of the Archives and undergraduate student workers. The primary deliverable of the project is an EAD finding aid for the entire collection, coupled with vastly improved physical control and appropriate physical housing of the materials.
In addition to basic archival processing, the Samuel French Processing Archivist is charged with raising public awareness of the collection, including, but not limited to, working with faculty and students in relevant academic departments, creating physical and online exhibitions, presentations at professional conferences, and regular contributions to the Archives blog (http://consecratedeminence.wordpress.com/). The grant includes funding ($1,500/year) for travel to professional conferences in support of this requirement.
To apply, interested candidates should submit the following materials:
• A cover letter expressing interest in the position and outlining relevant experience.
• A complete curriculum vitae of education, employment, honors, awards, and publications.
• One complete finding aid and one additional writing sample in the form of either exhibition text, a professional presentation, or a blog post.
• The names, professional titles, and contact information (mail, e-mail, and telephone numbers) of three professional references, who will not be contacted until the search committee has informed the candidate of doing so.
Minimum qualifications: Master's degree from an ALA-accredited library or information science program with a concentration in archival studies required; minimum of two years experience working in an archives or library preferred; processing experience preferred; experience with multi-format collections, including audiovisual and photographic materials preferred. Knowledge of Anglo-American theatre history, nineteenth and twentieth century publishing history, history of popular culture, or other relevant subject expertise. Demonstrated knowledge of current standards of archival description and practice, including DACS, EAD, and appropriate thesauri. Experience with Archivists Toolkit strongly preferred. Excellent oral and written communication skills.

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Sci-fi fandom is buzzing with excitement with this week's release of the official main trailer for yet another "Godzilla" movie. As usual, the film footage featured in the promo is being picked apart scene by scene, and eagle-eyed movie geeks in Hawaii caught a second or two of a scene filmed in Waikiki. At about […]
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Production on 'Catching Fire,' the sequel to the 'Hunger Games' movie, has moved to Hawaii. While shooting started in Atlanta in September, it's expected to wrap here in the islands before the end of the year. The first film, based on the bestselling novel, has grossed over $400 million since its release in March, so anticipation is […]
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LOST Locations Tours Upgraded
August 31st, 2010 by Ryan Ozawa · 8 Comments · Hawaii, Lost, Pop Culture, Television
The best "LOST" filming locations tours have gotten even better. Ed Kos of Kos Tours announced today that he has secured access to some new, well-known but well hidden, "LOST" sets. Dubbed "LOST Valley," the secluded spot includes several iconic structures: The Hydra and its the polar bear cages, The Orchid (or the "botanical station" it was […]
"LOST" Filming Update
February 11th, 2010 by Ryan Ozawa · 5 Comments · Hawaii, Lost, Pop Culture, Television
SPOILER ALERT: Though the final chapter of "LOST" is only just beginning to unfold on television, production in Honolulu is rapidly reaching its last few hours. Filming began this week on the 14th of 18 episodes scheduled for Season 6 (the last three of which comprise the finale). From several corners of the island comes […]
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"LOST" at the Marina
January 12th, 2010 by Ryan Ozawa · 6 Comments · Hawaii, Lost, Pop Culture, Television, Video
SPOILER ALERT: It was a big day for the "LOST" crew, setting up at the marina behind the Ilikai Hotel. Early on the agenda was an ambitious stunt, but it took a second try to make a splash.
"LOST" Connections [Updated]
January 11th, 2010 by Ryan Ozawa · 6 Comments · Lost, Pop Culture, Television, Video
SPOILER ALERT: "LOST" is filming in downtown Honolulu this morning, taking over the entrance of the State Attorney General building on Queen St. And two characters that fans have been eager to see in Season 6 are featured in the street-front scene.
"LOST" for the Holidays
December 18th, 2009 by Ryan Ozawa · 5 Comments · Hawaii, Lost, Television
SPOILER ALERT: Today is the last day of "LOST" production for the year, with most of the cast and crew taking a break until Jan. 10, 2010. Most of this week, they were working at Police Beach on the North Shore, but there were a few location shoots closer to town. More on those to […]
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"LOST" and the Law
November 17th, 2009 by Ryan Ozawa · 7 Comments · Lost, Pop Culture, Television
SPOILER ALERT: "LOST" turned up in downtown Honolulu today, returning to the old Honolulu Police Station, the historic Walter Murray Gibson building at the corner of Nuuanu and Merchant streets. This location previously played the lockup where Sarah bailed Jack out in the Season 3 premiere, "A Tale of Two Cities." And it looks like […]
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"LOST" on Location
October 19th, 2009 by Ryan Ozawa · 8 Comments · Hawaii, Lost, Pop Culture, Television
SPOILER ALERT: Times are good for local "LOST" fans, particularly with the full-day "Celebration of 'LOST'" at the Hawaii International Film Festival on Saturday. Of course, production didn't stop, and I was also able to check out a few location shoots over the past week. Not surprisingly, the crew continued to roam the island, and […]
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"LOST" on the Block
October 5th, 2009 by Ryan Ozawa · 2 Comments · Hawaii, Lost, Pop Culture, Television
SPOILER ALERT: "LOST" took over a quiet residential street in Waikele this morning. And groggy as I was stopping by on my way to work, I had to do a double-take: the show had been there before.
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Is your New Year's resolution already a distant memory?
Maybe you made work-related goals that have proven to be too much to handle. Or perhaps your goal was personal but you've just gotten off track.
Our sister site Total Landscape Care suggests that New Year's Resolutions may be too hard to keep because they are too challenging and that the solution may be "to ditch the New Year's mentality."
Total Landscape Care offers these three tips for getting back on track:
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2. Be realistic. Rather than setting one large and possibly unattainable goal for the year, create several short-term goals that can help you achieve your long-term goal.
3. Forget January 1. Throw out the idea that you can only set goals at the start of the year. Instead, set goals at the start of each month. Setting small weekly and daily goals can help you achieve those monthly goals. Be sure to set mental and calendar reminders to help keep you on track.
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The Clay Madsen Recreation Center's Annual Daddy Daughter Dance will begin at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4. The theme will be "You are my Shining Star."
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A special star studded night full of dancing and fun that will leave you with special shining memories. Light refreshments will be served at each dance. Dad's and daughters of all ages are welcome. Dad's with daughter's in each category may pick to bring both daughters to the dance of their choice.
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Striker Ashley Grimes grabbed a late winner to send Port Vale tumbling to a 1-0 defeat.Grimes found the net three minutes from time when he fired in from 10 yards after a surging run from Josh O'Keefe opened up the Vale defence.The result lifted Lincoln clear of the relegation places giving manager Steve Tilson his third win in eight days.Lincoln fully deserved the points against an out of form Vale team that rarely threatened. Lincoln had the best chances and went close to taking the lead when Grimes got into a good position only to see his shot blocked by John McCombe.City's veteran striker Delroy Facey then tried an effort from 30 yards which beat the keeper but ended up on the roof of the net.Vale's Justin Richards had a couple of efforts late in the second half but did not trouble City keeper Trevor Carson. O'Keefe almost broke the deadlock in the 78th minute when his low shot smashed against the post as Lincoln kept on top.
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Understanding Arthritis and Diet
Derived from Greek and Latin roots, the word "arthritis" appropriately means joint inflammation. Arthritis affects roughly one fifth of the population of the United States and is the main reason for disability in people over the age of 55 living in industrialized parts of the world. It is not a single disease, however - there are roughly 100 different types of arthritis.
The most common forms are osteoarthritis (OA) and rheumatoid arthritis (RA), with both types affecting the musculoskeletal system, particularly the joints. Symptoms of osteoarthritis can include joint pain, progressive stiffness without visible swelling, and chills or fever during activity.
People who develop rheumatoid arthritis may experience similar symptoms: painful (and visible) swelling, and stiffness that occurs in the joints of fingers, wrists, arms or legs on both sides of the body – particularly upon waking. Children developing juvenile RA can experience recurrent fever, reduced appetite and weight loss, anemia, a blotchy rash on the extremities, or joint stiffness and swelling.
Dietary Changes for Arthritis
Since the 1920s, diet has played an important role in the treatment of arthritis, and many studies have attempted to determine what type of diet might be best for various forms of the disease.
Milk and dairy products appear to play a part in the exacerbation of arthritis symptoms:
In 1981, a 38-year old woman suffering with progressive seronegative erosive rheumatoid arthritis for eleven years eliminated all dairy products from her diet and recovered, gaining full mobility. She was then hospitalized and tested with significant amounts of cheese and milk over the course of three days, after which there was a noticeable relapse of arthritis symptoms.
In a 1985 study, all dairy products were removed from the diets of patients with seronegative erosive rheumatoid arthritis, and seven of the fifteen patients experienced remission.
Diets that are high in saturated fat also appear to have a negative effect on those suffering from arthritis:
In 1981, six patients with RA experienced complete remission when put on a fat-free diet. Within 24 to 72 hours of eating a meal high in saturated fat, the symptoms returned.
Finally, cereal foods that contain corn and wheat have also proven to be a problem:
A 6-week, placebo-controlled, single-blind study was conducted on 48 patients in 1986 to determine what types of foods generate arthritic symptoms. Forty-one of the patients were able to identify specific, symptom-producing foods. Of these, cereal foods containing corn and wheat generated symptoms in more than 50 percent of the participants.
Because an important component to arthritis is inflammation, it stands to reason that any treatment that fights inflammation would be beneficial – like anti-inflammatory foods.
Joy Bauer, author of Food Cures, recommends anti-inflammatory foods like omega-3 fatty acids found in salmon, herring, sardines, flaxseed and walnuts for people with arthritis.
She also recommends:
- Extra-virgin olive oil
- The antioxidants vitamin C, selenium and carotenes
- Anthocyanidins – found in blackberries, black currants, blueberries, boysenberries, cherries, dark-colored grapes, eggplant, plums, raspberries and strawberries
- Quercetin – found in black currants, blueberries, broccoli, cherry tomatoes, kale, leeks and onions
- Spices like ginger and turmeric
Ms. Bauer also stresses maintenance of a healthy weight for people suffering from arthritis, as extra weight can put stress on the joints. In fact, every one pound of weight lost amounts to four pounds less stress the knees. Also, she points out that body fat is metabolically active, generating chemicals and hormones that boost inflammation – so losing fat would therefore reduce inflammation in the body.
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Alas.... one of the biggest mouths commenting on the page was "a simple lamb" and all he did was beat the drum for Jezus! Lamb sound like the typical type. "Sell Jesus Insurance so you dont have to emulate Him!" IMHO, as I do believe in God, or whatever you want to call the Holy Being, Those like lamb shoot off their mouths because it is easier than attempting to emulate the Divine. The Bushido says," the fastest swords are never drawn." In the West it is said, " Those who can, will do. Those who can not, teach." Just a thought. I hope I did not offend by showing folks a mirror.
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Social Media in the ABM (MLA) Sector: Opportunities and Challenges
In December 2009 I was invited to Oslo to give a lecture on social media and museums, libraries and archives to the The Norwegian Archive, Library and Museum Authority (ABM-utvikling) . The Opportunities and Challenges slides are online and below. … Continue reading
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Chaired: UK Museums on the Web conference, 'Sensory' session
I curated a session relating to the UKMW09 themes of 'The everyday web: situated, sensory, social'. I was particularly interested in investigating what we could learn from games and how that could be translated to interactions with museums. The conference … Continue reading
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Paper: Continued Communication: maximising your communications in a Web 2.0 world
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Anonymous on 10/03/2006:
LOL! Sometimes (early in the a.m., or late in the p.m.) there is just NOTHING on tv. So, you(and me) find ourselves tuned in to the infomercials. THANK GOD I don't have a real credit card (just a bank checkcard/visa), or I might be reeled in myself.
Thank you for the review, and thank you for looking at this situation with some humor. It's refreshing!
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I only watch infomercials for a laugh...they try to sell knives...and to make it look good, they have to make the ordinary knives look bad...so, they squeeze the tomato as they cut it to make it gush all over (that wouldn't even happen if you used a spoon to cut it)and when they cut bread they smush it down so it doesn't cut...my young niece loves watching them and she can spot everything they do like that. How about that pancake griddle...the one that you close and flip over...I've seen them in Wal-mart and there is a gap of at least an inch between the closed griddle...now tell me the half raw batter isn't going to ooze out when you flip it...then they started to appear at flea markets and yard sales for $1.00! LOL!
Snoops on 02/18/2007:
I agree. They must spray this coating on with a spray can, that's how flimsy it is....
HorseGoddess726 on 07/07/2007:
I don't agree that it is a bad machine, but the accessories that come with it are basically useless. I tried to use the pocket maker today, and it squirted out the filling through the hole in the other side. The machine is cool. I love the burrito recipes. My favorite is the Mexican Grilled Stuffed Burrito.
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I use it for various types of food. For me it is very easy to use because I am cooking for 1. I love it. The only set back I have all of a sudden noticed the Teflon began to disappear. I would think this would be unhealthy. I would think that I must be eating it. Other than the Teflon disappearing I believe it is excellent. Now I have to figure out how to either get another one or get my money back.
bumbford on 08/17/2007:
I just called GTXpress101 customer service in regards to my model has lost some of its Teflon. They were very kind and courteous and are sending me out a new one right away. I am very impressed with their company.
ellsville on 10/04/2008:
I agree with everything said here. I started to notice the surface deterioration after the fourth use. And I really liked the product! But now that I understand how they are going to behave when I go to return the product, I am going to use the second one until it deteriorates, and send both back together. This reviewer also explains why S&H was so high - they are making their money off the S&H along with lazy consumers who don't want to bother with the return.
Lifemates on 10/05/2010:
The size is no their fault since you should have asked for the measurements. Also they were probably using the large one in the infomercial, a typical marketing manipulation.
The no-stick layer pealing off on the second try is very bad and it is clear that this product should be avoided.
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WEST CHESTER, OHIO -- I recently purchased a GTXpress101. Through the ordering process the consumer is offered to upgrade their order and receive a GT Xpress 4 chamber Unit for an additional 19.90. By upgrading the order the consumer is under the impression that with the additional 19.90 you will now receive the GT Xpress 101 PLUS the 2nd GT Xpress 101 for free, the recipe books for an additional 9.95 then the GT Xpress 4 chamber unit for the additional 19.90. Your online order confirmation will list all of these products.
However, when you actually receive the order the second GTXpress 101 will not be shipped. It is 'understood' that when you 'upgrade' to the 4 chamber unit you do not then receive the second GT Xpress 101 (this is the smaller unit by the way). The shipping invoice will list all the above products as if they should be shipped but will not have an asterisk by the items not shipped. These are the products that you will have 'paid' for. Are you confused yet? Now either I am as dumb as a rock or I've been hoodwinked.
When I called the company for an explanation I was told to 'focus' on the upgrade. That I received an upgraded model in place of the second 101 even though it is clearly printed on the order confirmation and through the ordering process that the consumer receives all the products that I have listed. I cannot stand dishonesty. It drives me up the wall. Apparently, the customer service folks have been well trained in this area because they will talk you around in circles and try and get you to 'focus' on the fact that you received the upgrade. They will disregard what is actually printed on the confirmation or invoice.
I asked if they were therapists considering that they seemed to be running some sort of 'focus' group. The individual I was speaking to (not from the US but this one could at least speak English) didn't think my remark was funny. I guess no one has a sense of humor anymore because I am not amused at this either.
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I could not locate any info on the gtx 4 chamber, all I coud find was buy 1, get second one free. plus additional shipping and handling.
only thing I see, was, if you selected 2 payments, they will not ship the second one for free. seems you must pay all at once to get the second one free.
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Republican Sen. Richard Shelby has been one of Barack Obama's most persistent critics, accusing the president of putting the country on a road to financial ruin with deficits as far as the eye can see.
But his demands to slash government programs tend to stop at the Alabama state line.
Here in his home state, Shelby has been pressuring the Obama administration to spend billions to build what could become the world's biggest rocket at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville — a government project that would affect thousands of jobs, benefit a network of powerful industry interests and fill a major void at the agency after the collapse of the Bush-era Constellation initiative and the end of the space shuttle program in July.
Behind the scenes, Shelby has staked out Alabama's turf against other states, attacking the administration for sending $340 million to Florida rather than to the Marshall agency and pushing NASA to put out bids for a key rocket engine, a move that could help an Alabama company at the expense of one in Utah. A provision he authored ended up directing $215 million to the scrapped Constellation program earlier this year, and he's been a prolific earmarker, sending $185 million for a range of projects in Huntsville in the past few years, nearly half of which went to NASA programs.
The fight for the new project illustrates Washington's larger struggle over reining in the deficit while trying to deal with high unemployment, proving once again that powerful senators can save government jobs back home, regardless of the anti-spending rhetoric coming out of Congress.
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The rocket, if successful, could send Americans to the moon for the first time since 1972 and to places where no human has ever gone — and potentially even to Mars, raising profound implications for mankind.
"This will help promote American prestige and competitiveness when we need it most," Shelby said. "As such, I believe this is a wise and worthwhile investment."
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Kyle Bass' Hayman Capital got in on a few embattled and controversial stocks during the September quarter. His latest 13F filing shows that his new stocks for the September quarter included Herbalife Ltd (HLF), J.C. Penney Company, Inc. (JCP) and Microsoft Corporation (MSFT).
During the third quarter of the year, Kyle Bass' firm bought 11 new stocks and increased its holdings in two other stocks. It also exited three stocks but did not cut its position in any companies.
Kyle Bass picks up embattled stocks Herbalife, J.C. Penney
Bass' new position in Herbalife Ltd (HLF) is especially interesting because this stock is one that just keeps dragging investors in. Hedge fund manager and activist investor Bill Ackman announced a big short of Herbalife almost a year ago and called the company a pyramid scheme. Since then, other hedge fund managers have been lining up.
Bass is one of the most recent to get in on the action, according to his regulatory filing. In February, Bass said he hadn't done any research on Herbalife and didn't have any shares of it. Apparently he's done his research since then. His position was worth more than $30.4 million at the end of September, and he owned more than 436,000 shares at that time. Stanley Druckenmiller also got in on the Herbalife action during the September quarter, according to his regulatory filing released today as well.
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Another big purchase during the third quarter was Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) of which Kyle Bass bought 1.5 million shares. The tech giant became his fourth biggest holding, making up 12% of his portfolio. He also picked up 1.3 million shares of Vodafone Group Plc ADR (VOD) and 3.6 million shares of PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust (PMT), which became his largest position.
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On October 7, 2010, Sprint settled with the Florida Attorney General's office concerning third-party mobile content charges. As part of the settlement, Sprint has agreed to provide credits and refunds to Florida consumers who were charged for unauthorized third-party mobile content on their Sprint invoices. Sprint is notifying all of its Florida consumers of this refund program in its invoices or by email for electronically billed customers.
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This is an important notice regarding the ability of certain Sprint customers in Florida to obtain credits or refunds for unauthorized purchases of third-party mobile content subscriptions, such as subscriptions for ringtones, graphics, and games. Sprint has entered into an agreement with the Florida Attorney General. As part of the agreement, and to cooperate with the Florida Attorney General, Sprint is offering to provide account holders with credits or refunds for unauthorized mobile content subscription purchases incurred after October 1, 2008. If Sprint has billed your account for the purchase of a third-party mobile content subscription that you did not authorize, you may receive a credit or refund of all unauthorized amounts paid. Customers may seek refunds even if they are no longer Sprint customers. Customers must affirm that they did not authorize the third-party mobile content subscription for which they seek a refund or credit, and the charge at issue was incurred and paid for after October 1, 2008. Please see www.sprint.com/consumerinfo or call 877-544-4076, Option 5 for more information on the details of the Refund Program and how to make a claim.
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Pea, prawn & lemon linguine
Cooking timePrep: 5 mins Cook: 10 mins
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ServingsServes 4
A speedy supper dish that is perfect for an impressive mid-week meal
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- 8g
- fibre
- 5g
- sugar
- 4g
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- 350g linguine
- 200g frozen peas
- 300g frozen cooked prawns, defrosted
- zest and juice 1 lemon
- 100ml double cream
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Linguine works perfectly with this creamy sauce as the sauce clings to the strands of pasta. Chunkier sauces work better with larger pasta shapes like penne or farfalle.
- Cook the pasta according to pack instructions. Meanwhile, heat a non-stick pan, then gently cook the peas, prawns, lemon zest and juice for 3-4 mins until prawns are hot and peas tender.
- Season well, stir in the cream and 2 tbsp of the pasta water, then bubble for 1 min. Drain the linguine and return to the saucepan with the sauce, tossing well to coat. Serve in bowls.
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Veterans received a memorable salute at the year's first Good Sam Rally, presented by DISH [4], in Phoenix and we're also recognizing these amazing men and women during the Louisville Rally, also presented by DISH [4].
Veterans are invited to don their uniforms and be honored as they march with their service branch in a special procession. During their stay at the Rally, veterans — and anyone wishing to visit a remarkable memorial — can head about 50 miles east of Louisville to experience Kentucky's Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
Overlooking the state capital of Frankfort, the memorial is both a solemn tribute to and celebration of those who gave their lives and served during the Vietnam War.
Created in the form of a sundial, the granite memorial displays the names of the 1,103 Kentuckians killed in Vietnam between 1962 and 1975, with the placement of each man's name fixed mathematically so that the tip of the gnomon shadow touches it on the anniversary of his death. The 23 names of those missing in action were placed behind the gnomon, where the shadow will never fall.
The dial face identifies one hour for each year of the war, 1962-1975, as the 14-foot-tall, 24-foot-long gnomon marks the passage of time. Flagpoles bearing the red, white and blue flank each side of the True North line.
Designer Helm Roberts, a Kentucky architect and Naval aviator, conceived this memorial to be a place of contemplation, where visitors can reflect on the Vietnam War. A meditation area looks down on the plaza and provides a view of the state capitol building. The inner circle of the 7,090-square-foot plaza is marked with words from the Book of Ecclesiastes: "For everything there is a season … a time to kill, and a time to heal … a time for war, and a time for peace."
The Commonwealth of Kentucky donated the site in 1987, and the memorial was dedicated November 12, 1988, with funds for construction provided through private donations.
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Motion Studies..
...For this week's AM assignment. B-ball and Ballet.
This reminds me of one of the few things I remember from Art School was when a student in my Anaylsis of Form class asked our teacher Bill Cumming ( who is also quite the prolific local fine artist), how to get motion in your drawings, and all he said was to throw the figure off balance. I guess I semi- agree, but hey he would know better than I.
Anyone know if Bill is still teaching @ AIS?
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Man these are really awesome! Love em. So alive!
- February 2, 2007 at 1:07 PM
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Hey, just watched your animation reel and you're amazing! Love that you did baseball to open it up, because baseball is the best. Your animation is really impressive.
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Frank Miller, 79, Appleton, formerly of Mosinee and Stevens Point, died Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2000, at Outagamie County Health Center in Appleton.
Services will be at 7 p.m. Friday at Beste Funeral Home in Mosinee, with the Rev. Marion Talaga officiating. There will be a private family burial at Mosinee Cemetery at a later date.
Visitation will be at the funeral home from 3 p.m. Friday until the services.
Mr. Miller was born July 4, 1921, in Mosinee, a son of the late William and Agnes (Nowak) Miller.
He was married to Stella Lachac on Aug. 13, 1942, in Wausau.
He retired as a supervisor from the Weyerhaeuser paper mill in Rothschild in 1983.
He was a national champion in the Muskie Release Program in 1989. He also played concertina and was a crafter for 10 years of his retirement.
Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Gerri (Ken) Zuber, Belvidere, Ill., and Sandi (Tim) Schlafer, Appleton; one sister, Helen Magro, Harwood, Ill.; two grandchildren; and two stepgrandchildren.


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -TheStreet Ratings' stock model downgraded Crucell NV (CRXL) to 'Hold' from 'Buy'. Net income at this $2.6 billion market cap, biopharmaceutical company flipped to a loss of $35.9 million in the third quarter from a gain of $14.6 in the same quarter last year.
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Burnley manager Sean Dyche is still spotting encouraging signs in his squad despite seeing a six-match winless run virtually extinguish their hopes of reaching the Championship play-offs.
The Clarets drew a blank for the third successive time in a 1-0 defeat to struggling Huddersfield on Tuesday to extend a miserable sequence which has seen them slip into the bottom half of the table.
Dyche took the Turf Moor hotseat at the end of October and raised expectations with a run of three consecutive victories in January. However, despite the return of leading scorer Charlie Austin, Burnley have struggled to maintain that form, although their manager still retains faith in his current crop.
"It's a group of players we've never worked with before and we haven't changed anything yet so, by that thinking, there's still some really good signs," Dyche said.
The ex-Watford boss is refusing to rule his men out of the play-off reckoning, although he does acknowledge the magnitude of the task, and is hoping to snap the current rut at Charlton on Saturday.
"The biggest challenge to the players now is - you've taken the club a long way, getting up to seventh and people recognising the good work, good play - and now you've dragged it all away," he said.
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Ferris graduates will be honored during five ceremonies over two days in the Wink Arena which is located in the Ewigleben Sports Complex on the Big Rapids campus.
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- 7 p.m. for the colleges of Arts and Sciences and Pharmacy, and for the first cohort of students to graduate with a Doctorate in Community College Leadership
Saturday ceremonies kick off at 9 a.m. with the College of Business, followed at 12:30 p.m. by the Michigan College of Optometry and the College of Education and Human Services. The College of Engineering Technology ceremony will begin at 4 p.m.
Doors will open to ticketed guests one hour before each ceremony is scheduled to begin. Guests without tickets can watch on a large screen in an alternative viewing room in the Ewigleben Sports Complex.
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Bolcom's 'Fairy Tales' meets Britten's 'Simple Symphony' in concert
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For its 13th annual family concert, Chicago Shakespeare Theater is joining forces with the Chicago Chamber Musicians to present composer William Bolcom's "Fairy Tales" and excerpts from Benjamin Britten's "Simple Symphony." The one-hour concert (performed at 10 and 11:30 a.m. Jan. 18 and 19) is designed to introduce families and children ages 4 and up to the joys of live performance.
Bolcom's "Fairy Tales," to be directed by Scott Weinstein (who recently staged Griffin Theatre's charming production of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee"), will feature a cast of three (Bill Larkin as the narrator, plus child actors Madison Olszewski and Johnny Rabe), telling the stories in counterpoint to the music. Among the tales to be spun are those of the Frog Prince; Jorinda and Joringel; the Fisherman and his Wife, and the Hare and the Hedgehog, with Bolcom's score helping children discover how instruments are played individually and together, and how the music meshes with the actors to create a theatrical event.
The excerpts from "Simple Symphony" (a piece built on themes in compositions Britten wrote during his childhood, and familiar from the soundtrack for Wes Anderson's 2012 film "Moonrise Kingdom") pay homage to the 100th anniversary of the composer's birth. (This year also marks the 75th birthday of William Bolcom.)
CCM ensemble members Joseph Genualdi (violin), and Rami Solomonow (viola) will be joined by guest artists Mathias Tacke (violin) and Douglas Johnson (double bass). Between concerts each day at 11 a.m., children can explore interactive exhibits in the theater's lobby and chat with young musicians. For tickets ($20 adults; $15 children 12 and under), call (312) 595-5600; chicagoshakes.com.
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EAU CLAIRE — The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire will host the Northwestern Wisconsin Regional National History Day competition March 15.
The event is an opportunity for middle and high school students to "do" history by researching a topic of interest, and then producing historical documentaries, exhibits, dramatic performances or research papers based on the 2006 theme, "Taking a Stand in History: People, Ideas, Events," said Melisa Cushing Davis, a graduate assistant in the history department.
The event will run from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. March 15 on the second floor of Davies Center at UW-Eau Claire. Area teachers, UW-Eau Claire history students, graduate students and local dignitaries will be among those judging the entries. Awards will be presented at 2 p.m. in the Davies Theatre.
Organizers expect nearly 100 students in grades 4-12 to participate in the event, along with 28 educators and 23 judges.
The UW-Eau Claire event is the next in a series of competitive National History Day events, which began at the individual school level, and also include state and national competitions. Winners at the regional level will compete at the state level, with winners there advancing to the national competition. This is the second regional competition to be held at UW-Eau Claire.
The competitions give the students opportunities to present their work to historians, educators and other community members outside of their classrooms, Davis said.
"It gives students a chance to be creative in their learning while also receiving feedback from professionals in the fields relating to history," Davis said. "It's an exciting opportunity for students to explore a topic that interests them."
Fourth- and fifth-graders also have again been invited to participate in the day, Davis said. The younger students' entries will be evaluated by judges but will not compete against one another, she said. "It gives the younger students a chance to experience the event, and will help them prepare to compete during their middle and high school years," Davis said.
Faculty sponsors of the regional competition are Dr. Kate Lang, associate professor of history and director of the Center for History Teaching and Learning, and Dr. John Mann, assistant professor of history and co-director of the Learning by Doing Graduate Certificate Program for area teachers. Event sponsors also include Phi Alpha Theta, the history department, the College of Arts and Sciences, and the College of Education and Human Sciences.
The Wisconsin History Day event is slated for April 29 in Madison and the national contest is set for June 11-15 near Washington, D.C.
For details about the regional History Day competition, contact Melisa Cushing Davis at (715) 836-5497 or email@example.com.
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