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Enabling MRV using your home networking
Posted 21 May 2010 - 07:16 PM
After getting the run around for a day via email and finally being completely ignored I had no choice but to call. Told the nice CSR I was using the beta and just needed to get activated now that it's out of beta. Also told her I understood it cost $3/mo. That was it! No further discussion necessary - nothing about ordering the kit, nothing about upgrading base package. Nice.
I've got Total Choice with lifetime DVR service and now I've got whole home DVR service.
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Posted 21 May 2010 - 07:30 PM
Thanks for writing. I can see you've been with us for several years and we recognize you as a valued and loyal customer. We want you to know we appreciate it.
I completely understand your concern about adding the Whole-Home DVR Service without upgrading your equipment. First, I would like to inform you that in order to add the Whole-Home DVR Service on to your account, you must have a current programming package. However, our records show that your programming package, TOTAL CHOICE, is already expired so it would be best to call us at 1-800-531-5000 to switch to a current package and add the Whole-Home DVR Service. Please be advised that once you switch to one of our current packages, you would not be able to return to your expired base package, TOTAL CHOICE
Posted 21 May 2010 - 07:41 PM
With everything you would need to get your own network up to snuff (what you have is NOT going to work), you would be far, far better off taking advantage of the current upgrade to SWM/DECA. It's a no brainer in your circumstance. They are swapping out equipment at no additional cost (within some limits, call and see what they say you need, and what the total cost would be...bargain with them, ask for consideration, etc. etc.)
You are in the right spot at the right time to take advantage of the current offer. My advice: don't pass it up.
I, on the other hand have a fully functioning high speed network and could do without SWM/DECA, but I do need another tuner line, so I'm going to order the upgrade, perhaps tomorrow and end up running a hybrid system. I have two dishes. One will be converted to SWM/DECA and have two HD DVRs and an HD Receiver on it. The other dish at the other end of the house will stay as it is on an HR20-100 DVR with a WET610N N wireless adapter which will connect to the SWM/DECA setup wirelessly via my D-Link eXtreme 825 dual band router/gigabit switch (hence the "hybrid" description).
Call D* and see what kind of deal you can cut. I think you will see in short order that it's a far better approach than reworking your existing network.
Thanks again for the reply. the biggest thing that I have would be upgrading the equipment that would extend my contract. I really do not want to do that. is there a way that would get the DECA installed without extending the contract? I would think that there is.
MRV aside, I think it's time to upgrade my network, let alone the benefit of getting throughput speed. if I get a N router, what would be the best method to get good network speed to HR21 and R22? and do you know whether or not I really would need a DECA in order to have MRV work with R22? thanks.
Posted 21 May 2010 - 07:50 PM
Posted 21 May 2010 - 08:01 PM
I too missed my MRV, had it for about a year and got very used to it. I called and was told it would be $99 to upgrade. I asked why, in a pretty upset tone, indicating I'd been using it for a year and it worked fine, why would I need an upgrade? The CSR said "Oh, you must have been on the beta program, we can set you up." He then went on to say it was not compatible with my package, I had the $79 HD/DVR package. He said I'd have to change. It was a dollar more, plus the $3.00 fee. I was a little ticked at this point and asked if it would involve any commitment, He told me I had one, and I said I didn't. Took about a half hour to resolve, had to transfer me to retention.
Turns out my account was mislabeled after I got the TiVo swap last year and retention cleared it up. I have no commitment, and I now have MRV for $4.00 more and they tossed in a 6 month waiver on the HD fee. If I pressed I might have gotten more, but I'll save that for a future date...
Posted 21 May 2010 - 08:06 PM
I really don't understand why I have to upgrade from "Choice Extra" to "Choice Extra"???? The CSR said it was the same, but I had him change it anyway. After 25 minutes I told him to never mind. Hopefully my 2nd attempt at email will work now that I have a current package
Posted 21 May 2010 - 08:21 PM
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Posted 21 May 2010 - 08:51 PM
He knew exactly what I needed, was curteous and very helpful. It took a bit because he finally had to change my Extra HD + DVR package to the separate one for $1 more. But once he did that it is was up and running not problem.
He even gave me $20 a month off for a year and Showtime and Starz free for 3 months without me even asking. I guess I can pay $1 more a month for a $240 savings (not including the premiums...
Overall - a very good experience. I'm impressed.
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Posted 21 May 2010 - 08:53 PM
I told the CSR that I already had a SWiM system and DECA and just needed MRV turned on. She asked me where I got the adapters from and I told her from a retailer (Solid Signal). She told me that some people were getting adapters that weren't compatible (I'm assuming MOCO). I assured her they had the D* logo on them.
She then said she could try and turn it on for me. As we were waiting for the receivers to become authorized, she said she noticed I had an old TiVo unit on my account and that I should really have a professional install. Why, I asked? Because I needed a filter on them. I told her that I had a filter on my SWiM and the TiVo was isolated from that portion of the system. "Nope" she said, "you'll have problems". I just said "OK I'll take my chances".
A couple minutes later, she had me check the authorization in the MRV setup screen. There it was... "Authorized"
Now... time for a beer.
BTW, I have the premier package with grandfathered DVR and my package was never a topic of discussion.
Genie, Hx2x, nomad
D* customer since Oct '99
Posted 21 May 2010 - 10:17 PM
Thank you for writing. We will be happy to assist you with adding the Whole-Home
DVR service. To clarify your statement about DIRECTV supporting network based
Whole-Home DVR, DIRECTV has not supported and does not have plans to support
network based Whole-Home DVR. As such, we will be unable to provide additional
support (troubleshooting) specific to the network based Whole-Home DVR Service.
For questions about this set up, please seek assistance in our technical forum
at http://forums.directv.com/pe/index.jsp.
I have added the Whole-Home DVR service to your account. The service changes to
your account will be reflected on your next DIRECTV bill, or you can see them
immediately by signing into your DIRECTV account online at directv.com/mydirectv
and clicking on "Activity Since Last Bill" in the My Account column.
Because DIRECTV bills you for service at the start of your billing period, any
changes that are made mid month, such as adding or removing a service, will show
as charges or credits from the day the change occurred to the end of that 30 day
period. Your next bill will reflect a partial charge of $2.90 and a full 30 day
charge of $3.00 for the Whole-Home DVR service.
Thank you again for writing and participating in the Cutting Edge user group.
Megan G.
DIRECTV Resolution Specialist
Thanks OP.
Posted 21 May 2010 - 10:43 PM
I have Total Choice Plus and tried the email route. That didn't work because they said I had an old package.
So I called with the script in hand and first they gave me the hard sell on upgrading equipment and once I mentioned "unsupported" they went on to say I needed to upgrade my package. I told them I'd have to "review the packages" and call back.
I called back a couple minutes later and tried to get transferred to the Network Group but was told they'd be doing the upgrading. Once again I was told I needed to upgrade to DECA and "band stoppers" but once I accepted the unsupported option I was put right through with NO mention of my package so I was able to get MRV activated and I kept my legacy TC+ package.
Posted 21 May 2010 - 11:28 PM
This is getting frustrating....
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Posted 22 May 2010 - 12:00 AM
I wonder if the first CSR I talked to yesterday when the beta was first shut off has recovered from the verbal abuse I subjected him to... oh well, they should have been ready for this happening in the first place... It definitely is NOT better to have MRVed and lost than to never have MRVed before.
Edited by DWACEK, 22 May 2010 - 12:07 AM.
Posted 22 May 2010 - 03:25 AM
Now, out of curiosity (and maybe it was already posted), what does DirecTV provide for equipment for their "covered" MRV setup? I assume wired/wireless router and a bridge or adapter for each receiver, but what stuff exactly? And if you have a setup with the older DVRs with the dual line feeds, do they reset to something else? My system has been working just fine and I haven't had the need to pursue anything different. But now that MRV involves a setup for those not networked, I'm now curious what they do for their install fee.
Posted 22 May 2010 - 04:19 AM
Thanks Doug
Posted 22 May 2010 - 04:42 AM
Posted 22 May 2010 - 04:58 AM
Now, out of curiosity (and maybe it was already posted), what does DirecTV provide for equipment for their "covered" MRV setup? I assume wired/wireless router and a bridge or adapter for each receiver, but what stuff exactly? And if you have a setup with the older DVRs with the dual line feeds, do they reset to something else? My system has been working just fine and I haven't had the need to pursue anything different. But now that MRV involves a setup for those not networked, I'm now curious what they do for their install fee.
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Joined: 16 Nov 2007
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Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 6:10 pm
Post subject: Favorite Courses
Does anyone have any favorite courses outside of the area? I will always consider Bengal Ridge to be my favorite course, but outside SE ID, where is the good disc golf.
For instance, I played in Portland, OR, for the Beaver State Fling a few years ago and loved the course layout at Dabney State Park and Milo-McIver State Park. Very cool, water, trees, hills, tight fairways, bomb drives, left turns, right turns... I'm going back to Oregon here in a week or so and I intend on playing these again.
Anyone else have any courses outside SE ID?
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Joined: 28 Aug 2006
Posts: 461
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 7:35 pm
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Condon Park
in Grass Valley, CA will always be both my favorite and my home course. Lots of placements, tight fairways, tons of trees and a creek. heres a link to an 18 hole slideshow of the course:
Rocklin Disc Golf Course
in Rocklin, CA. different placements, long holes, a creek, a little marsh area, all dirt so big skips are in play.
Hanging Oaks
in Penn Valley, CA. lots of placements, a creek, a pond, a hole with a moat around one of the basket placements. tight fairways, lots of trees, no to busy, kind of hidden away. heres the 18 hole slideshow:
DeLaveaga Park
in Santa Cruz, CA. where do i even begin with this course. by far one of the best courses in the world. 27 holes. anyone that loves disc golf should try to get here at least once in their life. heres a link for more info:
i could go on and on about courses, but these four courses and Bengal Ridge are my top five. if you want to know more we can talk in person. all these courses are on the pdga website in the course directory if you want more info
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Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 9:36 pm
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Meeman-Shelby State Park outside of Memphis, TN. 36 holes through elevation and tight woods. It's been there since 1978.
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Joined: 28 Aug 2006
Posts: 461
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 11:13 pm
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added some links with photos of my fav courses for your viewing pleasures. don't get too jealous that i grew up playing these amazing courses
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Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 3:33 am
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Buhl, ID course is my favorite. I only need to take a putter. Other than that...Moab Rocks. When I was in Wisconsin, there were some pretty amazing courses. Hiestand Park and Elver Park in Mad City, Wisconsin were awesome. Groomed fairways and HUGE tight elevation changes. If you had an errant shot on these courses, you were toast. You would find someone elses disc before yours.
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Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 6:53 pm
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La Mirada, in Golden State configuration.
My weenie arm makes it a double-bogey course for me, but there's everything you could want. Elevation, rollers, tight OB, woods, open fairways, blind holes. Last time I played it, I got to play in a practice round fivesome with Kenny, Dunipace, Sammy Ferrans, and Val Jenkins. Humbling, but I sure did learn a lot of tricks. Too bad I'm so old and frail, or I might be able to put it to good use.
Camelot Lodge near Moab.
Yeah, yeah, I designed and built it, but there's no more beautiful place in the world. Hole 6 has to be the most glorious tee shot in existance with the Colorado River curving below you and Dead Horse Point looking down on you from the distance.
Milo Mc Iver State Park in Beaver State set-up.
A sweet park course complex that can handle national tour events. Two 18-hole daily play courses that combine into an 18-hole supercourse. Restrooms all over, lots of parking, camping, etc.
and of course
Winthrop Gold.
Since I've aced #1, never lost a disc on #17, and birdied the 888 hole twice, I'm always ready to go back for more. (Staff play rounds are sooooo much fun!) Even if you never qualify to play in the USDGC, you should take a vacation week and go volunteer to staff this one. You'll get a chance to see, and maybe even play with, all the top players in the world, and after seeing so much wonderful golf, you get to sit on the side of the hill and watch Avery, Brinster, and friends bomb 300 or so DX Wraiths 650 feet or more across the lake (elevation helps).
That said, we've got a lot of really nice courses in the area here and getting more as we write. With the par-3 mentality finally broken, and more real GOLF design going into the courses, we have lots of opportunity here in Southeast Idaho.
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Posts: 19
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 8:21 pm
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In order of favorites
1. Maple Hill Marshall Street MA - You never would think a course that plays in and around a christmas tree farm could be so much fun. Elevation, water, wooded shots & a few open shots. Lots of holes have risk reward options. The Marshall Street DVD's do it some justice, but it is a must play. Its private and last time I was out there it was like $5 to play.
2. Solitude Utah - I love leaving the course feeling challenged. The high elevation & elevation change make it a unique disc golf experience. Each year at least one of the top pros at the Full Throttle Challenge has a complete meltdown. You can birdie a hole one round and then take a 6 the next if you get the slightest bit sloppy.
3. La Mirada CA - Like Jon said it is just a nice well rounded course with almost every element. Find a local to help with learning your way around the course the first time.
4. Condon Park Grass Valley CA - Fun but challenging with alot of good elements. It has been 7 or so years, I need to go back.
5. Bengal Ridge Pocatello ID - You guys have something really special up there. It is demanding both physically and mentally. Like Solitude I feel challenged when I leave, sometimes just beat down.
Honorable mentions
Auburn Regional Park - CA Played my first round of golf there in the 80's.
Lake Walcott - Its just a good unique course in the middle of no where.
Pyramids Marshall Street MA - The first place I saw a basket hanging from a tree.
Riverpark Utah - Designed some of the holes.
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Location: Pokytella
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 8:23 pm
Post subject: hmmm
wish i played as much golf as jon. But mindy and I have done some traveling with discs.
Mindy and I played all of the houston area courses a few years ago. The worlds were held there centered on the tom bass courses. I though they were pretty lame though. long at times, but way too open and super flat. very few obstacles, dry grass and the wind didn't help. seemed backhand hyzer dominant too much as well.
we did like the course in Conroe, TX. exactly the opposite. shady, a mix of holes and some elevation, and well manicured. brick tees, very classy, good signs (engraved rocks actually) well watered, a river..... just nice. Plus I played well.
It actually reminds me now of ross park with a river and 300-400 foot holes.
Fountain hills in AZ was pretty good. Again, a little too open for me, but the water is cool and it is green for AZ. the rest of the phoenix area is lacking. only one other course made much of an impression. But not enough to remember the name.
camelot in UT was OK but we were burning up, the water we got at the lodge tasted like rust and we got super tired and burned. I played pretty well, under par I think. If it was cooler I would dig it.
The Flagstaff course by the university was worth the effort. it has cool trees, no lost discs despite tricky shots. elevation in sufficient but not ridiculous quanitites. too bad it was snowing on us.
I haven't been blown away by any of the other Utah courses so far (haven't palyed solitude yet though) creekside is OK.
Nothing in Vegas is that great either. I think we've played most of them.
I hope we can swing through southern californis soon and have a surf and turf vacation. Probably spring break 2009 or by fall at least.
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Joined: 28 Aug 2006
Posts: 461
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 2:25 am
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I agree that Auburn Regional/ Chana Park is an honorable mention, but it tends to get swampy in the fall when it rains a lot and really hot in the summer. they changed the course a little a couple of years ago and the layout is kind of confusing, but other then that its a fun course and can be challenging depending on the pin placements.
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Posts: 34
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 5:09 am
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Yeah, Camelot has two short seasons....February to March, and October to November. And the water there is a caveat...their well is in a salt dome, so if ya wanna drink, bring it yourself.
When you go to SoCal, let me know and I'll put you in touch with some folks that will show you some gems.
(PS: I really don't play all that much. My formerly athletic body is nearing social security and has forced me into the realm of promoter and designer. I've developed good connections and have the freedom to travel for the good of the sport, so when I get a chance to play one of the classics, I take advantage.)
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Joined: 05 Sep 2006
Posts: 148
Location: Spokane Valley, WA
Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 5:49 am
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Here's my quick and dirty in no particular order - I must also admit that I haven't played much traveling DG, my wife kinda puts a damper on that
Four Mound Disc Golf Reserve - Spokane, WA 54+ killer holes combinig into 2 complete and 2 partial courses plus a 27 hole killer combo, it's sick
Farragut State Park - Athol, ID - 45 holes in very close proximity, with hole 1 from all 3 courses within 100 yards of each other.
Blue Mountain - Missoula, MT - I haven't played Diamond X so Blue is the best that I know in Big Sky Country
Solitude - Rediculous
Bengal and Walcott are also high on my short list of courses played, love 'em. Bengal is the most neglected gem in the state, it's sad
I just got to play the front 9 of the Championship Layout at La Mirada a couple weeks ago. I was a little disappointed, I thought it would be way harder. The distance was the only super hard challenge, otherwise it was a huge open grass park with a few tree, some roads as OB, strategic mandos and a sweet pond that I never once worried about throwing into. It was long, I never missed any mandos, and didn't go OB. The only hole that I thought was hard for reasons other than distance was hole 3. I am not saying I didn't have fun it just wasn't what I expected. I'd like to play it when it is in its normal layout. I missed a ton of other sweet courses when I was down there. I may have to try to plan a disc golf vacation to SoCal just so I can play all the courses that I missed.
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Our Madrid Through the Centuries walking tour, led by an historian, examines Madrid from its Roman beginnings, to the rule of the Hapsburgs, to the dictatorship of Franco, to today, exploring the layers of history found in the city's central squares and alleyways. This is a veritable journey through centuries of art, architecture, cuisine, and culture.
Explore Toledo, Melting Pot of Three Cultures
Our day-long excursion to the city of Toledo, in the company of an historian, looks at the historic, religious, and architectural footprints of the Muslims, Jews, and Christians who coexisted in this medieval capital.
Tour the Prado with a Scholar
This is what we do best: a three-hour walking seminar with a trained art historian of the Prado museum, where the Spanish royal collection is housed. We'll put Velazquez into context and help understand why such an eclectic, pan-European collection of art found its way here and what this tells us about the Spanish Empire.


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About Venom82's Garage
My first car
1994 Chevy S-10, 5-speed manual / 2WD, Extended cab, Sky blue
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Maybach 62, Saleen S7, Ferrari Enzo,
Car clubs I'm in
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Maverick Minis (Mavs)
- Type of racing: Road Course
- Driver: Me !!
- Car movie: "Italian Job (1&2)" & "Hammer & Coop"
- Car magazine: MotorTrend
- Car game: "Tag the Cooper" (with a business card)
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Collette Ishiyama is a jewelry designer based in NYC's East Village. After studying painting at Pratt, Ishiyama realized her aspirations spanned beyond the two dimensional. Her love of creating dioramas and miniatures propelled her to try her hand at creating jewelry. Soon she was apprenticing for leading jewelers in New York and had found her niche.
Collette Ishiyama's debut collection, "Emerald City," is influenced by Egyptian jewelery, samurai warriors and the omnipresent sliver of the Chrysler building. Each piece is an arcane world of its own, lined with shimmering black stingray leather. Each model is meticulously carved by Ishiyama and cast in Manhattan.
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Long chain necklace with a small 14k gold plated brass pendant detailed with shimmering stingray leather.
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Every business requires energy to operate and it comes as no surprise that New York's high energy costs are a major barrier to job creation and a significant contributor to our state's high cost of doing business (NY ranks 2nd nationally). Energy costs rank among the biggest concerns of NFIB members year after year. The 2010 Small Business and Entrepreneurship Councils' study ranked New York 48th in terms of energy costs. For these reasons, NFIB was pleased to successfully advocate the enactment of the Recharge New York Program.
Prior to the Recharge New York program being finalized in 2011, New York operated by way of annual extenders under an economic development power program called 'Power for Jobs'. This new version creates a permanent energy program, which will provide a much needed operating cost reduction for small businesses across the State, by providing low cost electric power and long-term renewable contracts. Small businesses committed to maintaining jobs, wages and investments in New York were able to apply for low cost power benefits, through competition, for a dedicated pool of power.
The first round of Recharge New York allocations were released by the New York Power Authority (NYPA) on April 25th. Over 1,000 entities applied for allotments of the lower cost power and nearly 600 megawatts were awarded to over 400 businesses in return for their retention of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in capital investments. NYPA generally awarded business applicants 50% of the requested allocation or 50% of their historic demand, whichever is less and capped the allotment at 10 megawatts per applicant.
NFIB/NY is pleased to announce that NFIB members from all regions of New York were among those approved for the first round of Recharge New York allocations and we encourage more of our members to apply and take advantage of this program.
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We decided to update the traditional pancake breakfast to heart-healthy status. By substituting farina you instantly get a richer tasting pancake. And, the fruit and nuts add a special surprise. Serves 6 (2 each).
- ½ cup uncooked instant farina (such as Cream of Wheat or whole wheat farina)
- ½ cup all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- ¾ cup nonfat milk
- 1 egg
- 1 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 ripe medium banana, mashed
- ¼ cup toasted chopped walnuts
- Cherry Pomegranate Compote
- Combine dry ingredients in a bowl. In a separate bowl combine milk, egg, banana and oil. Stir into dry ingredients just until blended and batter is lumpy. Let stand 10 minute and then stir in walnuts.
- Heat lightly greased griddle or skillet over medium-high heat. Pour batter by scant ¼ cupfuls onto pan. Turn when first bubbles break; cook until second side is golden brown. Serve with warm Cherry Pomegranate Compote.
Cherry Compote
- 1 (16 oz.) pkg. frozen pitted sweet cherries
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- Dash of salt
- ½ cup pomegranate cherry Juice
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- In a medium saucepan, combine cornstarch, sugar, and salt. Blend in cold juice and mix well. Add cherries and heat over medium heat until thickened and bubbly. Remove from heat, add lemon juice and serve over pancakes.
Per serving: 285 calories, 7g protein, 52g carbohydrate, 3g fiber, 7g fat, 1g saturated fat, 1g mono fat, 32 mg cholesterol, 299mg sodium
THE SEASONED COOK Use any seasonal fresh fruit in season or frozen from the freezer to add color, antioxidants and fiber. For high fiber and nutty texture, use Bob's Red Mill Whole Wheat Farina, delicious!


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Seriously, folks: Lyric Opera's 'Don Pasquale' is no cheap joke
BY ANDREW PATNER November 25, 2012 9:02PM
Ildebrando D'Arcangelo (left) sings the title role in Donizetti's "Don Pasquale," with (from left) Corey Crider as Dr. Malatesta, Marlis Petersen as Norina and Rene Barbera as Ernesto. I Stacie Scott~Sun-Times Media
When: Through Dec. 15
Where: Civic Opera House, 20 N. Wacker
Tickets: $34-$259
Info: (312) 332-2244; lyricopera.org
Updated: December 27, 2012 6:27AM
On paper, the scheduling of Donzetti's 1842 opera buffa "Don Pasquale" in a theater's season can conjure ideas of cost-saving (there are only four solo roles, and basic sets and costumes are readily available), soprano du jour promotion (the Metropolitan Opera has featured Anna Netrebko in two recent revivals) or indifference in the pit and focus on broad comedy on stage.
Instead, the Lyric Opera of Chicago production that opened Sunday afternoon qualifies as the fourth superb season installment in a row at the Civic Opera House this season. A strong and well-balanced cast including a soprano known more for connoisseurs' work is a full partner with guest conductor Stephen Lord and the excellent Lyric Orchestra in demonstrating what a superbly crafted and complex score this work has. And in his Lyric directorial debut, veteran English baritone Thomas Allen stages the work to match the score as well. Never failing to be funny or fun, Allen's vision never stoops to low comedy or exaggeration. There's a reason this work has endured for 190 years: It's a serious examination of the human comedy.
The story, co-adapted freely from a Ben Johnson play by the composer himself, concerns an aging urban bachelor who decides to cut off his nephew as his dependent and take a young bride himself. Don Pasquale's friend and doctor, Malatesta, and nephew Ernesto's ladyfriend, Norina, determine to teach Pasquale a life lesson and allow Ernesto to proceed both in marrying Norina and receiving his expected inheritance. They will pass Norina off as Malatesta's sister, the selected wife for Pasquale, and when the (faked) marriage appears to go through, Pasquale's dusty household will be turned upside down by its new mistress, putting the old man back in his appropriate place.
But this is no slapstick. Two Lyric Ryan Center alumni, Kentucky-born baritone Corey Crider as Malatesta and Texas-native tenor Rene Barbera as Ernesto, both know that their first numbers — "Bella siccome un angelo" (Beautiful as an angel) and "Sogno soave e casto" (Dream sweet and chaste), respectively — are real pieces of music that make clear the seriousness of their characters' situations. And even Pasquale, as alternately strutted and shuffled by Italian bass-baritone Ildebrando D'Arcangelo, is shown not to be a lech but a man with delayed desires that now fall outside of his biological clock. Norina has even more layers as the others as she must also play "Sofronia," the invented bride who turns from convent-shy to stepping-out spendthrift. German soprano Marlis Petersen, last seen at Lyric four years ago as a brilliant Lulu in Alban Berg's modernist tragedy, gets these layers and sings with both a sureness and a delicacy that match her characters.
Wigmaster and makeup designer Sarah Hatten deserves special mention for transforming D'Arcangelo, 43 and with dark, matinee-idol looks, into the washed-out Don. Barking a bit at the start and in recitatives, D'Arcangelo comes fully into his own in the famous Act 3 patter duet "Cheti, cheti, immantinente" with Crider, whom he gets to match him when their impossible narrations are laid on top of each other. Barbera, who has been winning competitions left and right, here has his first real leading role at Lyric, and he both rises to the occasion and never milks the part or the high notes. Though the appearances of the chorus are brief, it is terrific that Lyric has not cut them out. They're a hoot.
Lord is a delight at the podium, knowing that Donizetti's music is real music, influencing everything from the dance to "My Fair Lady" to Nino Rota's Fellini film scores. Ernesto's Act 2 "Cerchero lontana terra" (I will go to a distant land) has a mournful solo trumpet introduction and line that is heartbreaking. The late Jean-Pierre Ponnelle's period sets and costumes are well-traveled and adapted over the years but fine. Christine Binder's lighting plays key plot roles.
NOTE: Lyric will present its first-ever family-focused production, "Popcorn & Pasquale," on Sunday afternoon Dec. 2 with Chicago and Broadway actor Ross Lehman providing a streamlined narration of "Don Pasquale." with the full "adult" cast repeating their vocal performances.
Andrew Patner is critic at large at WFMT-FM (98.7).


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(Attica, OH) Just as hot laps were ready to hit the track Friday at Attica Raceway Park , the skies opened up. Track crews began working on the surface to try and get the night's racing in on All Pro Cylinder Heads/ Aaron's Sales and Lease Night, but another band of showers forced the cancellation of the event. There were 33 of the O'Reilly Auto Parts 410 Sprints, 32 of the Fultz Fabrications and Speed Shop UMP Late Models and 28 of the Fremont Fence 305 Sprints signed into the pits.Fans can redeem their ticket stubs from tonight for face value at any of the remaining events in 2011 at Attica Raceway Park.
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Ohio Department of Education webinars on Teen Dating Violence Prevention and Intervention
In February and March 2012, the Ohio Department of Education invited ODVN and Ohio Department of Health staff to provide training on Teen Dating Violence Prevention and Intervention. These webinars set forth best practice models for teachers and school administrators related to implementation of HB 19 which mandates schools provide teen dating violence prevention and awareness information to students in grades 7 - 12. Click Here for a link to a 45 minute webinar on Teen Dating Violence Prevention.
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Waggener is a fourth grade teacher at Hayes Cooper Center and teaches math, science and social studies.
"Personally, I love this grade because the students really become independent in a variety of ways. They begin to think outside the box and are able to solve more complex math problems. This is also the grade that students begin to manage their time better and become independent thinkers and learners. I also love that they still have that innocence trait to their personalities," said Waggener.
Waggener said she came to Cleveland after her husband Stephen accepted an assistant baseball position at Delta State University.
"We were thankful that this job opportunity brought us back home to the south from Indianapolis, Ind. The following year I was offered a job at Hayes Cooper after being a substitute for the district. We love the community of Cleveland and feel blessed to be active members of such a thriving community," she said.
Waggener said that she loves working at Hayes Coopers because of the welcoming and positive atmosphere.
"I love the people I work with here at Hayes Cooper! The moment you walk through the doors, you are always greeted with a smile by one of our faculty or staff members and students. You can walk the halls and see evidence of great teaching going on in each grade level.
"Our administrator is also supportive and is willing to go the extra mile to make our school great. Every year I enjoy getting to know the parents and appreciate their support throughout the year. It is especially neat when I am able to teach siblings — we almost immediately start the year out with a unique connection," she said.
Waggener explained she has wanted to become a teacher since a very young age.
"I have always wanted to be a teacher, beginning as a young child. Every afternoon I would come home and teach the same lessons my teachers taught at school that day. My teachers played a large role in my life throughout the years. I was fortunate to always know my calling in life and at such an early age. I cannot imagine myself doing anything else! I believe in this profession, you must have a passion for what you do if you want to be successful."
Waggener said some of her favorite aspects of teaching are seeing students reach their goals.
"I love seeing the growth in my students from the beginning of the year to the end. This is the most rewarding aspect of being a teacher. I enjoy being able to establish relationships with them in that they learn to trust me and want to work hard to achieve their goals."
Waggener said she was very surprised to have received the award due to the quality of teachers in the Cleveland School District.
"I have to admit that receiving this honor at Hayes Cooper was exciting enough. When I received the news from Dr. Thigpen I was a little shocked based on the other qualified district nominees. I have to admit that being selected as Teacher of the Year does make you feel that others appreciate the time and effort you have put forth in the classroom. However, the moments that I have when my students finally master a concept or think outside the box are the teaching moments that personally validate my hard work," she explained.
"I am very grateful for this opportunity to represent Cleveland School District. I feel blessed to be a part of this district and the opportunities they have given me throughout the years by providing professional development trainings and workshops. I have been provided with support on all levels throughout the district and for that I am extremely grateful," she added.


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Students who participate in PSEO enroll in courses taught by University faculty at the Minnesota State Mankato campus. PSEO students enroll in courses alongside other University students. Visit the PSEO website to learn more.
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Taiwanese player earns all of the achievements
I'm still a little doubtful: as you can see above, the Feats of Strength bar looks like it's empty, but this guy actually has lots of Feats done as well, including all of the realm first feats (including First Aid, and Leatherworking, all within days of each other). It just doesn't seem possible that one character could do all of that. But it all seems to check out, so we'll give him his due: Congratulations, "Littlegray" of Wrathbringer. And just in case you hadn't heard: there are other games to play.
Update: I thought Insane in the Membrane was an achievement, but it is actually a Feat, and he does not have it. Thanks commenters for the clarification.
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I' m going to do this even faster than the last post, okay?
I told you I was going to do it fast. You want it a little slower?
The Brewers swept the Giants who hit dismally and basically looked like a terrible team not to mention it was really hard on the psyche of yours truly.
What made it even harder was the fact that I wore my new Brewers hat because, hey, I need a hat to shield my freckles from the sun and then promptly forgot I was wearing it and started talking about my Giants fandom. Got some really weird looks. I eventually tried to explain my tri-fandom, but nobody gets that so my sanity seemed to be basically a lost cause in their eyes. Oops.
Whiteside has one hit since Posey's injury and Chris Stewart, who started today, had none. It would be easy to blame the lack of runs on the lack of Buster, but I think if they're at all correlated it's mostly psychological. Buster wasn't really lighting it up at the plate or anything.
I'm honestly not sure what to say (well, except for this whole post). There are limitless amounts of trades to propose and people to slam, but doesn't it kind of feel like if anyone's going to do it, it's this group and they either need to heat up or they're sunk? Not that I would be opposed to upgrades. I just don't think we have a ripple effect squad on our hands. On to St. Louis. Time to heat up. It's summer, baby.
I would just like to finish by saying it's not easy to be a neat-freak in a hotel. The beds are made and the towels are folded and the room is impeccable before the maid even gets out of bed. The line from A Night At the Opera "on a journey like this you oughta get every convenience you can get" comes to mind, but it's not my fault if I need things organized and clean, is it?
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Now, they've resorted to the last refuge of the rich and powerful when they're totally fucked--sheer, unmitigated spin. BP CEO Tony Hayward actually said this:
We will fix it. I guarantee it. The only question is we do not know when. The Gulf of Mexico is a very big ocean. The amount of volume of oil and dispersant we are putting into it is tiny in relation to the total water volume.Masterful. He leads with, "We will fix it." Very forceful and confident. He doubles down by guaranteeing it. Then he slips in some fine print, "The only question is we do not know when." So, He vows to fix it. Guarantees he'll fix it. Then he slides in the fact that it may take quite some time. Like, when the last of the oil gushes out of the pipe, maybe?
So far, this is very pedestrian PR work. But then, sensing he has his audience off balance, Heyward unleashes a gem that will go into the Spin Hall of Fame on the first ballot when it's eligible in five years. "The Gulf of Mexico is a very big ocean," Hayward said, "The amount of volume of oil and dispersant we are putting into it is tiny in relation to the total water volume."
See, guys, it's just a little bit of oil in the great blue-brown sea. It's like peeing in an Olympic sized swimming pool. Nothing to worry about. Why are you guys so mad?
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The Oregon State Police Bomb Squad was called out to a rural Lafayette residence Wednesday night and then returned to the Safeway parking lot in McMinnville Thursday evening. The responses resulted in the arrest of a Yamhill man.
He allegedly claimed he was going to detonate explosives in a barn on the Lafayette property. Then he left what was disguised as an explosive device in bushes on the Safeway property.
Damon Gerad Parsons, 39, of 14944 Tupper Road, was charged by the Yamhill County Sheriff's Office with one count each of second-degree disorderly conduct, initiating a false police report and possession of a hoax destruction device. Those are misdemeanors.
Parsons was also wanted for failing to appear June 24 for a trial report conference related to a case in which he was charged with two counts of possession of a controlled substance/hydrocodone and methamphetamine. He was indicted by a grand jury last May on the charges.
Parsons was arraigned before Circuit Court Judge Ronald Stone Friday afternoon. He set bail at $25,000 and appointed Sheridan attorney Elana Andrew-Flynn to handle his defense.
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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
In women, to evaluate ovarian function and fertility; sometimes in the evaluation of polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), or to evaluate the effectiveness of ovarian cancer treatment; to evaluate the presence of ambiguous genitals and/or function of the testicles in an infant boy
When to Get Tested?
When a doctor wants to evaluate a woman's fertility, predict onset of menopause, or suspects PCOS; sometimes prior to some assisted reproductive procedures; periodically when a woman is undergoing treatment for an AMH-producing ovarian cancer; when it is suspected that the testicles of an infant boy are absent or not functioning properly
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The Test Sample
What is being tested?
This test measures anti-Mullerian hormone (AMH) in the blood. AMH is a hormone produced by reproductive tissues; it is produced in the testicles in males and in the ovaries in females. The role of AMH and the amount normally present varies depending upon sex and age.
Very early in the development of a male fetus, AMH is produced by the testicles, inhibiting the development of female reproductive organs while promoting the development of other male reproductive organs. In boys, the level of AMH remains high until about two years of age, when it begins to taper off, and then it drops considerably at puberty.
Since female fetuses have no testicles, no AMH is produced at this stage and the absence of AMH allows the development of female reproductive structures. The AMH level in young girls remains low until puberty, when the ovaries begin to produce it, and levels increase significantly. In women, AMH will then steadily decline over their reproductive years, becoming very low and then undetectable after menopause.
AMH is important for a woman during her childbearing years. At birth, a female has about one million eggs (oocytes), which decrease in number during childhood to about 500,000. While many of these eggs do not mature due to natural degradation, a finite number of them are rescued by the follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) to form mature follicles. AMH has a balancing effect on the cyclical actions of FSH during the monthly process of egg maturation and release (ovulation) as influenced by the presence of luteinizing hormone (LH). The amount of AMH present is a reflection of this follicular growth.
Studies have shown that the AMH level may be useful in determining a woman's remaining egg maturation potential (ovarian reserve) and her likelihood of conceiving. AMH declines over time during childbearing years, drops significantly as menopause approaches, and typically becomes undetectable after menopause. Determining the AMH level is useful in evaluating a woman's current fertility status and may predict the onset of menopause.
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