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Nearly 50 dogs, ranging in age from 12 weeks to five years, were found yesterday living in the windowless basement of a six-story apartment building in the Bronx. The space, which served as a makeshift dog fighting arena, was littered with crude wooden cages and had the capacity for roughly 100 spectators. Raul Sanchez, the building's superintendant, was taken into custody and charged with animal fighting, a felony.
Working closely with the NYPD Vice Enforcement Division and the Bronx District Attorney's Office, our team played a critical role in the rescue of the dogs, forensic evidence collection and on-scene documentation.
Also discovered on scene were a loaded .25-caliber handgun, U.S. currency, and other equipment associated with dog fighting—including dog treadmills, harnesses, muzzles, syringes and a shopping cart full of raw chicken parts.
"Organized dog fighting is a brutal form of animal abuse where dogs are exploited and forced to fight as their owners profit from their torture," says Howard Lawrence, Senior Director of Operations for the ASPCA's Humane Law Enforcement. "The dogs we saw today exhibited scarring and injuries consistent with fighting dogs. We're determined to protect New York City's animals from this form of cruelty."
The dogs, many of whom showed scars from fighting, were transported to a temporary shelter for further evaluation by our emergency response medical team. The ASPCA will continue to provide legal support to the Bronx District Attorney's Office to help prosecute the case.
The investigation is ongoing.
You guys (NYPD, Bronx District Attorney's office, ASPCA, and the undercover person whom ever you may be) are awesome!!!! God bless you guys... You made my day a happy one!!!
Thank you to the ASPCA. I hope every dog is now safe & will get adopted into a loving home.
Thank-you for all your hard efforts working toward the crueling inhumane person.. I hope they're able to trace down the rest of the others. Sad sad situations.. I pray for those precious pets finding a new homes,safe life & healing time. God Bless you ASPCA!
Please don't euthanize... Give the ones that can't be adopted out to Dog Town... They will rehabilitate and give these dogs a good life.
Nail these bastards to the wall, including the spectators. And a big, fat, fine for the owner of the building.
At least 15 of these dogs are currently at the Manhattan kill shelter, NOT in the custody of ASPCA. I guess that's what they mean by "temporary shelter?" Manhattan Animal Care & Control is just a few blocks from the ASPCA but it is a world apart. The cages are tiny and filthy, with upper respiratory infections running rampant. It is so bad there, that dogs often die in their cages due to pneumonia (caused by kennel cough/URI caught at the very same facility).
It is not only misleading but also unethical for ASPCA to be proclaiming that they "saved" these dogs, when all they did was pick them up and drop them off at a kill shelter that routinely euthanizes about 35% of all dogs who come in.
While these dogs are stuck there on legal hold, other dogs will die in their place.
This is disgusting. Please stop lying about your "rescue efforts" here in NYC and stop misleading people about where their money goes.
I too am disheartened by the misleading content of this ASPCA article. The chances of these dogs being put down are very high. The ACC is a death trap for a large portion of dogs that pass through their doors, especially pit bulls because so many of them come through. I've heard of certain dogs only lasting THREE days at the ACC before being euthanized - THREE DAYS. And this is where the ASPCA sent these 'rescued' dogs. This is just a fund-raising campaign carefully crafted by the ASPCA. Don't support the ASPCA - support your local NO-KILL SHELTERS if you really want to save lives. In 2008 the ASPCA took in $85 million and spent $10 million on advertising. Do you know how many animals they saved? 4000. Which comes out to $18,750 per dog. If you want to do right by animals, don't believe the fallacies constantly put forth by the ASPCA. This article is the perfect example of such untruths.
These dogs are not safe whatsoever. Quite a few of these dogs were placed at the ACC in New York City. A disgusting filthy place where almost 1/2 of the dogs brought in are euthenized. If not adopted out, rescued or fostered, they usually end up with kennel cough, in which case these dogs will be slapped on the kill list as soon as the ACC is able to put them on it. These dogs ARE NOT safe by a long shot!!! Dogs already at the shelter are being killed to make room for these dogs. Look at the Urgent thread on facebook and see how many dogs they killed today...approx. 30 perfectly normal healthy dogs!!!!


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Rich Gannon remembers what it's like to be in that zone when a quarterback makes virtually every play, and the 2002 NFL MVP is convinced the person who helped him reach that lofty height is the ideal candidate to replace Lovie Smith as Bears coach.
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"If you ask me if there's one thing Chicago needs, it's someone to get Jay Cutler back on track. If you look at [Cutler's] footwork and ballhandling, he has major issues. Some fundamental things have slipped by the wayside because he hasn't been coached properly. Marc could come in there and get him straightened out."
The 49ers led the league in points and passing yards in Trestman's first season as coordinator in 1995. Jerry Rice set NFL records with 1,848 yards on 122 catches.
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Johnson said he witnessed the mistreatment of his teammate at the hands of their head coach and regrets he did not stand up for his friend at the time. The owner and president of Health Services in Cleveland chooses not to repeat everything he heard and saw during those times, but "suffice to say it was disgusting."
Although The Civil Rights Act of 1964 officially ended racial segregation in the United States, racial tensions were still alive and well in many schools across the country in 1966, including Bradley Central, according to Johnson. How Bradford maintained his dignity as the first minority on the school's football team in the face of unbridled bigotry had a profound impact on the man Johnson said he became and the life he now leads.
"At that time Cleveland High School had just started," Johnson recalled. "There had been only one high school here and it was Bradley. It was a powerhouse. They were state champions. Cleveland High School was a city school. Most of the black youths in Cleveland would have gone there. But Steve didn't. There was probably not four or five black students at Bradley at the time. We had a few black athletes who played basketball, but Steve was the only black player on the football team."
Johnson, who went on to play professional football, sat in his conference room with tears swelling in his eyes as he thought back on what his friend had to endure.
"The way Steve was treated by the head coach at that time was unconscionable," he said. "It just — it shouldn't have happened! And the fact that I stood there and did nothing, said nothing and didn't go to any people in authority and let them know what was happening — was terrible. It just wasn't right to have gone along with what was going on! I didn't mistreat him. I was nice to him. I liked Steve. But to have watched him being mistreated and not question why — that was wrong. It was one of those things that at the time I knew was wrong. I knew it was wrong later. The coach didn't want him there as a player, he didn't want him on the team and he didn't want him around! The other players — I think they all liked Steve."
Still Johnson admits that the verbal abuse inflicted upon a 15-year-old student by the head coach was "enough that at the time it even bugged me," he said. "I had two parents that were very strong who came out of Chicago. They had a different attitude than a lot of my friend's parents in the South. I didn't go home and tell my mom or my dad. I could have gone to the assistant principal. There were a lot of things I could have done even in a protected environment — and I didn't. And it bothers me even now that I didn't."
When Bradford was to be inducted into the Old Timer's Hall of Fame at a banquet held at the Museum Center at Five Points on April 5, Johnson was prepared to deliver the speech on behalf of his friend and surprise Bradford with a public apology. However, circumstances beyond his control placed him in another city, and though he tried, he was unable to get back in time. Johnson said he was more than disappointed. Another opportunity was missed. Only this time he was determined to do something about it.
"You have things that happen in your life that haunt you, develop you or mold you, and that's part of what prompted me to share this experience," Johnson said. "Steve and I played football together at Bradley Central High School from 1965 to 1969. He was my friend. I was really looking forward to introducing him at the Old Timer's Hall of Fame. I wanted to be able to tell that story and at least say to him how much influence he had on me. I ended up, because of business traveling, not being back here on time.
"I thought, 'I'm going to get a chance to tell Steve how much I admired him and what it meant to me!' I signed with the (Washington) Redskins after college and played two years in the World Football League. I played on teams that were at least 50 percent black. But the standard that was set for me on how to treat people and how to respond to adversity was set by Steve. I remember somebody saying, 'Champions don't talk, they perform. The world talks.' Steve was the epitome of that. He didn't talk. He just performed."
Although he has not seen the movie "42," Johnson said he would liken Bradford to baseball legend Jackie Robinson, whose dignity on and off the field in the face of insults and racial discrimination proved his mettle. According to Johnson, what Bradford did for football during his years at Bradley and what he did for any black player who ever wanted to come and play for Bradley "set a standard that almost was impossible to match."
"How do you stand there and be better than the coach?" Johnson asked, "but he was. He was a better man than the guy who was running the program. He didn't gripe, he didn't wine, he showed up and did his job. All he wanted to do was to play football and he was good! He was one of those very consistent guys you could count on and he had a good attitude. He didn't bad-mouth the guy who was bad-mouthing him, he didn't ask for his rights or what was fair or just, he just kept showing up, doing what he was supposed to do."
Johnson recalled that Bradford went into the military and served in Vietnam after finishing high school. He came back and worked as a fireman with the Cleveland Fire Department for several decades.
"I'm sure he did the same things there. That guy made a difference," Johnson said. "He set a standard that the rest of us could live by. But he didn't preach. He showed up and did his job. He was there every day and did everything he was supposed to do, in spite of how he was being treated. Every black player that came after him at Bradley should know his story and should be saying, 'Thank you, Mr. Bradford.' He's a guy who should be admired."
Johnson, 62, said he wanted to share his story for several reasons. In addition to expressing his regret and praising his friend, the father of three adult children and grandfather of four said he wanted to share his story as a life lesson for today's youths.
"Whether they know it or not, they touch a lot of people," he said. "They make a difference and change people's lives. I can tell you, Steve did.
"To be able to say to young people ... 'You're going to have this chance, too. It may not be in the same setting, but you're going to have a chance to make a difference and you are going to want to have done the right thing.' ... It may be standing up for someone who is obese or gay or for someone being bullied — it's the same difference.
"It's important for youths to be able to say, 'I can do something. I'm not powerless.' Go to a person of authority, talk to your parents, go to the person being mistreated and at least let them know they are not alone — that they have a friend. Do something."
The Chicago native was pleased to say, "I get opportunities now to make some of those things right. We have a lot of employees from diverse backgrounds, we have policies and programs in place that can assist and help all people. We also make contributions to worthy causes and the nursing homes that we choose to support are partly because of what I learned from Steve.
"I'm sure he has no idea of the far-reaching effects he had based on how he handled that situation. I don't know what in his life made him that strong. He touched a lot of people — whether he knew it or not. He certainly touched me."
Johnson and Bradford recently met and picked up where the longtime friends had left off — on good terms and with a special bond.
"Tom gave me my first pair of cleats," Bradford recalled. "He said they used to be his brother Bob's. I liked all the guys on our team, but Tom always stood out to me. He's always been the same — just Tom. I really appreciate what he said. My wife and I both do."


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I am a certified Zumba instructor that can provide individual or group classes as well as instruction in specific movements and styles (salsa, cumbia, meringue etc.) Zumba is great for parties, moms groups and fundraising events!
Hi! My name is Jessica and I would love to be your voice and/or piano teacher! I have been studying and performing classical music for 21 years. My relationship with music started at age 9 with the Contra Costa Children's Choir and I have maintained my classical vocal studies ever since. Along with my vocal studies, I studied classical piano privately with Keith Snell for 7 years, competing and achieving high marks in regional competitions. I went on to receive her Bachelor's degree in Music at Mannes College of Music in New York City and finished my education at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where I received my Masters, receiving training in vocal pedagogy and physiology, as well as vocal performance. I graduated from SFCM in 2009 and immediately began perusing both a ...
I graduated from Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. I have a Master's Degree (2013) in Education teaching various subjects and Masters in Biology (2013), both from Nova Southeastern University. I teach various subjects for over 6 years using the traditional a methods. I personalize every lesson, and always set goals for my students. I teach any age and any level, and always stress that learning a new information needs a lot of patience, persistence and repetitions. My lessons are customized to my students needs, and are work in progress as they needs may change over time. I always encourage my students to tell me about their preferences, so I can incorporate them in their lessons. *** Travel Equipment *** The students needs to have their books & ...
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Health/Wellness & Fitness Professional with over 15 years experience. Her approach incorporates many modalities such as Pilates, Yoga, cardio training, strength training and of course, proper nutrition plays a Huge part. Due to her passion for health, wellness and fitness, Carol's mission is to use her vast knowledge to help everyone she can. All questions welcome!
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Certified Personal Trainer, Pilates Instructor, Group Exercise Instructor, Nutrition Coach, Motivational Speaker, Wellness Seminar Coach, Writer Health/Wellness & Fitness Professional with many years of experience. My approach incorporates many modalities such as Pilates, Yoga, strength training and of course, proper nutrition plays a Huge part. Looking to help as many as I can. All questions welcome! Certifications Include: ACE (American Council on Exercise) AAFA (Aerobic/Fitness Associations of America) CPR/American Heart Pilates Reformer (Balanced Body, Pole Star) Pilates Barrel/Spine Corrector Pilates Mat Evolved Core Pilates Mat w/Small Apparatus Core Conditioning Core Commotion Muscle Conditioning Muscle Confusion BFit Yoga Functional Flexibility BOSU ...
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Hi, I'm Lauren. I am a mother of four (we welcomed our twins in August this year). I used to be a full time teacher but I decided that I needed more freedom and time off to spend and focus on my family. I have a Masters degree in Teaching with an emphasis in special education. I have a Bachelors Degree is in Social Science with an education concentration. I have taught kindergarten through post high school and have taught everything from math to reading, life skills, social skills, etc. (Although math has always been a favorite of mine!) In my personal life, I love to Zumba and I'm a certified Zumba instructor. I have taught in brick-and-mortar schools as well as online and in home. I have also worked for after school programs teaching the "fast" reading program. I have taught many ...
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Hi! My name is Julie C. and I'm from Chesapeake,Va! I have been dancing and performing since the ripe age of three, and was trained at Denise Wall's Dance Energy in Virginia Beach, Va. I'm trained in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Lyrical, Contemporary, Hip-Hop, and Tumbling. I teach Shag Dancing to couples and individuals and I was a Varsity cheerleader in High School and have helped many train for upcoming auditions/try-outs for squads/teams.In addition, I have done pageants in the past and offer pageantry coaching. In 2010, I auditioned for the Fox hit TV show "So You Think You Can Dance" and made it all the way to Las Vegas. In late 2010, I danced at Walt Disney World in the Magic Kingdom for "A Totally Tomorrowland Christmas" along-side my friends Buzz Lightyear, Mike Wazowski, and Stitch.I have
I began teaching Zumba in February 2013. I always start off with a warm up & end with a cool down because stretching out the muscles before & after a work out is super important. When working with new clients, I do a brief assessment with them to find out if they have any particular health concerns & goals. I make sure to work around or specifically target my workout to tailor to their needs. My classes are interval-based so as to get a proper full workout, including cardio & toning.
Hi there! I have been an athlete since I was 3 years old. I have roller skated, played soccer, ran track, been a cheerleader, danced (tap, jazz, ballet, & swing), played rugby for a little bit, played roller derby for 3 years, & started teaching Zumba Fitness almost 2 years ago. I love being active & fit but hate working out unless I'm having fun. Zumba, roller skating, & cheerleading have always been super fun for me & I constantly find new ways of making it all encompassing for everyone who wants to try it. My passion is helping people be the best they can be with anything I may be able to help them with. I have won numerous MVP & All-Star awards with cheerleading & roller derby. I'd be happy to pass my "secrets" along to you!
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Examine the motivations behind the bloody uprising and discover why Chinese peasants were willing to take up arms to drive foreigners out of the country.
Millions of Chinese rejoiced on July 1, 1997 when the British handed Hong Kong back to China. The return of Hong Kong completed what the Boxer Rebellion set out to do nearly 100 years ago - get rid of Western imperialism in China.
For centuries, China was a closed nation, but in the 1800s, Westerners forced their way in, leaving the Chinese psychologically and spiritually devastated. Resentment built when missionaries tried to convert the heathens into Christians. A nationalistic movement called the Boxers (meaning fists of righteous harmony), founded on the mutual hatred of foreigners, began to grow. The Boxers practiced martial arts and believed themselves impervious to bullets. Thousands of peasants swelled its ranks. In May, 1900, the movement spread across the countryside, leaving a wake of violence and destruction in its path as it headed toward Peking, now known as Beijing.
The failure of the Boxer Rebellion built support for nationalism which eventually led to the revolution of 1911, the rise of Sun Yat-sen and the end of 2,000 years of monarchy. With Western rule over in Hong Kong, is China poised to become the most powerful nation in the 21st century? Examine the motivations behind the bloody uprising and discover why Chinese peasants were willing to take up arms to drive foreigners out of the country.


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Because I'm in the beauty, health and wellness field, I'm often asked by both friends and clients about the latest wrinkle-removing treatment that promises a 'fountain of youth' to the woman that gets it. The reality is that there are many products and treatments that promise younger-looking facial skin. But before you make decisions about which ones to try, keep these four anti-aging myths in mind:
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With great pride we are pleased to report that NORBERTO'S Taekwon-Do, has begun to implement the child development program of Taekwon-Do ITF. Being the only school in the program authorized in developing in this country. Recently we conducted the first exam and graduation, where I work with children aged 5-7 years. Those promoted were:
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I'd prefer that we encouraged developers to think differently.
Yes, developers should have the PR interests of Apple in mind as the first priority when creating an app.
What a fantasy world you live in.
Pardon me? What the fuck has my play on words, and pedantry, got to do with your misguided reaction? The post you're misreading is a criticism of Apple and the general-dumbing down that it has been partially responsible for.


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Penn State Altoona to host annual Earth Day celebration
Penn State Altoona's Eco-Action team will hold this year's Earth Day celebration Sunday, April 21 from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. Stop by for games, activities, information, and entertainment around the pond and Laurel Pavilion. In case of rain, head into the Adler Athletic Complex.
There will be many activities to educate and involve the public in all things planet Earth, plus raffles, live music, an African drumming workshop, a rock-climbing wall, and crafts such as tie-dying. There will be a showing of the movie "The Lorax" and guest speakers.
An E-Waste drop off will be available throughout the event in the Juniata Gap parking lot for community members to bring old or broken electronics.
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Snapchat's Staying Power
Despite being a picture-messaging app whose missives disappear in seconds, Snapchat made clear that it wants to stay on the tech scene for years to come.
Invented by fraternity brothers at Stanford University in 2011, the start-up is still profitless, but it hasn't lacked for buzz in 2013—or controversy. In February, Snapchat achieved the ultimate start-up status symbol by being embroiled in a lawsuit by a spurned frenemy named Reggie Brown. He claimed that founders Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy stole the idea from him, in a Social Network-esque lawsuit. Read More


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When it comes to agriculture and small business, women can be just as successful as men and can be valuable partners in farming operations. Women are a growing demographic in agriculture and small business and need the resources, tools and education to help them be successful.
"Homeland to Heartland" conferences will be hosted by the University of Tennessee Extension service. The Knoxville event will be March 16 at the UT Extension Eastern Region Office. Other conferences are scheduled in Murfreesboro on April 13 and in Jackson May 4.
The conferences will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Cost of the one-day event is $15.
Registrations can be made online: www.homefronttoheartland.com; by phone, 865-974-7108; or by check (payable to UT Extension). The completed registration form can be mailed to Alice Rhea, UT Extension Eastern Region Office, 1801 Downtown West Blvd., Knoxville TN 37919.
Call the local UT Extension office at 728-7001 for registration information.
Conference topics include communication skills; labor management; relevant labor laws and record-keeping; understanding insurance; and federal and private funding opportunities. UT Extension provides a gateway to the University of Tennessee as the outreach unit of the Institute of Agriculture.
John Starne, research associate with UT Extension says, "These workshops will provide women useful and practical information on payroll records, labor regulations and labor communications and give women confidence in their roles on the farm."


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Summer festivals in the Southland 2013
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The Makem & Spain Brothers will be part of the six stages of entertainment at Chicago Gaelic Park's Irish Fest 2013 in Oak Forest.
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Not only is it a three-day weekend for some but Memorial Day on May 27 marks the unofficial kickoff to summer for many.
As always, the Southland doesn't disappoint when it comes to festivals.
A number of the offerings are free, so grab a friend, family member or a whole group and head to several of these events.
(May 24-27) OAK FOREST'S IRISH FEST: Chicago Gaelic Park, 6119 W. 147th St., Oak Forest, (708) 687-9323: This Memorial Day weekend event is in its 27th year. Entertainment will be features on six stages and include Gaelic Storm, the Gothard Sisters, Red Rebel County, Ronan Tynan, the Makem & Spain Brothers, Pat Finnegan & Friends, Tooromeen School of Irish Dancing, M&R Rush, Bernie Glim & Country Roads, Cross Keys Irish Dancers, Shannon Rovers, Pipers & Drums of the Emerald Society, Larkin & Moran Brothers, and several magic shows.
(May 26-Aug. 18) OAK LAWN'S SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERTS: (708) 499-7837. This series will kick off at 7 p.m. May 26 and continue at the same time through Aug. 18. Attendees should bring picnic baskets, refreshments, lawn chairs and blankets. Performers include Coax & Folks on May 26, New Odyssey on June 9, M&R Rush on June 23, the Meteors on July 7, Red Woody Band on July 21, HillBilly Rockstarz on Aug. 4, and CTA on Aug. 18 (with fireworks).
(May 29-June 2) ORLAND PARK'S ORLAND DAYS: 153rd Street Metra station, (708) 514-4215 (Steve Anton): The Orland Park Lions Club will present this event from May 29-June 2. There will be a carnival, food, vendors, domestic and premium beers, an updated entertainment venue and a parade. Performers will include Jin & Tonic, HillBilly Rockstarz, Big Dog Mercer, the Hat Guys, New Invaders, Infinity, Carl Anthony, McCarthy Road, Libido Funk Circus, 7th Heaven,
(May 31-Aug. 23) OAK LAWN'S FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIES: (708) 499-7837. This series will kick off at dusk May 31 and continue at the same time through Aug. 23. Attendees should bring picnic baskets, refreshments, lawn chairs and blankets. Films will include "Wreck It Ralph" on May 31, "The Sandlot" on June 14, "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" on July 12, "Toy Story 3" on July 26, "The Hunger Games" on Aug. 2, and "The Amazing Spider-Man" on Aug. 23.
(June 1-2) ART FAIR IN FLOSSMOOR: (708) 798-2300. This event will run from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. June 1-2.
(June 5-9) ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA'S CARNIVAL: 10621 S. Kedvale Ave., Oak Lawn, (708) 425-2850: This 31st annual event will take place from June 5-9.
(June 5-Aug. 7) FRANKFORT'S MOVIES ON THE GREEN: Breidert Green, Kansas and Oak streets, (815) 469-2177: This event, co-sponsored by the Frankfort Park District and the Frankfort Chamber of Commerce, will kick off at 8 p.m. June 5 with "Shrek Forever After." The outdoor movie will be shown on a 20-by-30-foot screen with free popcorn. No pets will be allowed. Other movies will be "Uncle Buck" on July 10 and "Hotel Transylvania" on Aug. 7. In case of bad weather, the rain date in one week from the original movie date.
(June 5-Aug. 14) NEW LENOX'S MOVIE NIGHTS: (815) 462-6400: This series will kick off at 8 p.m. June 5 and continue at the same time to Aug. 14. Films will include "Beverly Hills Chihuahua" on June 5, "Dr. Seuss' The Lorax" on June 12, "The Land Before Time" on June 19, "Stuart Little" on June 26, "Babe" on July 3, "Paranorman" on July 10, "Madagascar 3" on July 17, "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" on July 24, "Monsters vs. Aliens" on July 31, and "The Odd Life of Timothy Green" on Aug. 3, "Peter Pan" on Aug. 14.
(June 7-8) DOWNTOWN HOMEWOOD ART AND GARDEN FAIR: Martin Avenue from Ridge Road to Hickory Road, (708) 798-3000: This event will take place from 11 a.m.-9 p.m. June 7 and 10 a.m.-9 p.m. June 8 and include children's art activities, a Homewood Homebrew Beer Brewing Competition sponsored by Gape and Grains Co. and musical headliners including Elevation, a U2 tribute band; No Love for Linus; Ivory West and Latin Satin Soul. Children's indie musician Justin Roberts will kick off the festivities, which also will include Chicago's own Little Miss Ann and the Chicago debut of kid-hop artist Secret Agent 23.
(June 8) MOKENA FIRE DEPARTMENT FAMILY FUN DAY: Mokena Fire Station 1, 19853 S. Wolf Road, (708) 479-3900: This free event will take place from noon-2 p.m. and includes a free lunch at the Mokena Fire Protection District. Educational activities will include Dress the Firefighter, Play Water Ball, Stop Drop & Roll, Touch a Truck, Put Out the House Fire, Hazard House and Residential Sprinkler Demonstration.
(June 9-Aug. 11) NEW LENOX'S SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERTS: (815) 462-6400: This series will kick off at 7 p.m. June 9 and continue at the same time to Aug. 11. Events will include New Lenox Community Band and Broadway Show Tunes on June 9, Rock Orchestra on June 16, New Lenox Community Band and the Lincoln-Way Guitar Ensemble on July 14, and Jayme Doyle and Makena Hartlin on Aug. 11.
(June 12-Aug. 14) TINLEY PARK'S MOVIE IN THE PARK: Bettenhausen Recreation Center band shell, 8125 W. 171st St., (708) 342-4200: "Daddy Day Care" will be shown at dusk June 12. The festivities will begin at 8:30 p.m. Movies will be shown on the 20-foot blimp screen Attendees should bring blankets and lawn chairs. Movies will be shown in the gym in case of bad weather. The schedule also include "Rise of the Guardians" at 8:30 p.m. July 17 and "The Lion King" at 8:30 p.m. Aug. 14.
(June 15) DRIVING THE DIXIE: Along Dixie Highway, drivingthedixie.com: Attendees can discover historic Dixie Highway in the scavenger-hunt like event set for June 15. Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 10 a.m. at the parking lot kitty-corner from Moraine Valley Community College in Blue Island on Western Avenue. The car hold will be at Union Street Gallery, 1527 Otto Blvd., Chicago Heights. Attendees can see the towns of Blue Island, Posen, Markham, Hazel Crest, Homewood, Flossmoor, Chicago Heights, Steger, Crete, Beecher, Grant Park and Momence.
(June 15-Sept. 7) TINLEY PARK'S MUSIC IN THE PLAZA: Zabrocki Plaza in downtown Tinley Park, (708) 444-5678: Juke Box Band will perform June 15. Attendees should bring lawn chairs and blankets. Refreshments will be available for sale. Other concerts in the series include 80's Enough at 7 p.m. June 29, Clean Slate at 7 p.m. July 13, the Walk-ins at 7 p.m. July 27, Lucky Town at 7 p.m. Aug. 10, Reckless at 7 p.m. Aug. 24 and Cadillac Casanovas at 7 p.m. Sept. 7.
(June 16-Aug. 25) FRANKFORT'S CONCERTS ON THE GREEN: Breidert Green, Kansas and Oak streets, (815) 469-3356 (Frankfort Chamber of Commerce): Live music will be provided for no charge. Attendees should bring lawn chairs and blankets. The schedule includes Lisa McClowry & Thomas Linsk with Band on June 16, 1969 on June 23, Frankfort Brass Band and Joliet American Legion Band on June 30, HillBilly Rockstarz on July 7, R-Gang on July 14, Pete Oprisko on July 21 for Super Sunday, Gone 2 Paradise on July 28, the Meteors on Aug. 4, CTA on Aug. 11, Final Say on Aug. 18, and the Outcast Jazz Band on Aug. 25. In case of stormy weather, concerts will take place at the Frankfort Park District Founders Center, 140 Oak St.
(June 22) FRANKFORT'S FINE ARTS FAIR: Breidert Green, Kansas and Oak streets, (815) 469-2177: This event will take place from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. June 22 and feature works of fine art and demonstrations by premier local artists. There will be live music including harpist Andrea Jawor from 10 a.m.-noon and a jazz combo from Lincoln-Way East High School from 12:30-3 p.m. WineStyles of Frankfort will provide beverages for a wine tasting from 1-3 p.m.
(June 23-Aug. 18) TINLEY PARK'S CONCERTS IN THE PARK: Bettenhausen Recreation Center band shell, 8125 W. 171st St., (708) 342-4200: Arts Alive! Community Band will perform at 6 p.m. June 23. Barbaroo Abarro will direct the band, which will play old favorites and some new tunes. Other concerts in the series include Saturday June Band at 7 p.m. June 27, HillBilly Rockstarz at 7 p.m. July 11, Mr. Nicky at 7 p.m. July 25, the Neverly Brothers at 7 p.m. Aug. 8 and Arts Alive! Jazz Band at 6 p.m. Aug. 18.
(June 29) EVERGREEN PARK'S DAY IN THE PARK: (708) 422-1551: This event will take place at noon June 29.
(June 29) GET HOOKED ON FRANKFORT FISHING DERBY: Prairie Park, Kansas and White streets, (815) 469-2177: This annual event will take place, rain or shine, from 8-10 a.m. June 29 for ages 3-12. Registration is limited and required by June 21. Prizes will be awarded for most fish caught and biggest fish caught in each age bracket.
(June 20-23) HOMER COMMUNITY FEST: 14400 W. 151st St., Homer Glen, (708) 301-0632: This event from June 20-23 will feature live entertainment, a beer tent, carnival rides, games, food and fireworks. An Independence Day parade will take place on June 22.
(June 28-29) MATTESON FAMILY DAYS: (708) 283-4900: The 29th annual event will take place June 28-29 and will include Radio Disney, Brooks Family Dynasty, a 3-point basketball contest, a climbing wall, Matteson's Got Talent, Jeffrey Osborne and Freedie Jackson and an 8K with a portion of the proceeds going to Ronald McDonald House. Admission is $5 for adults per day and free for ages younger than 6.
(June 29) MIDLOTHIAN'S VETERANS' COMMITTEE INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE: Grill's True Value Hardware parking lot, 4751 147th St., (708) 813-0290 (Dave Twombly) or (708) 990-8368 (Sharon Doeden): This third annual event will step off at 11 a.m. June 29.
(July 3) CHICAGO HEIGHTS FIREWORKS DISPLAY SHOW: Bloom North Field, (708) 756-5300 (city of Chicago Heights): This event will take place at 7 p.m. July 3 and include a performance by the Walk-ins. All residents are welcome for the family fun.
(July 3) EVERGREEN PARK'S INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE: (708) 422-1551: This annual event will take place at 6:30 p.m. July 3 and include fireworks.
(July 3-6) BEECHER 4TH OF JULY FESTIVAL: (708) 946-2261, villageofbeecher.org: This event will run from 6 p.m.-midnight July 3, 7 a.m.-midnight July 4, 6 p.m.-midnight July 5 and noon-midnight July 6. The fest will include a pet parade, carnival, Beecher Lions Club 5K run-walk, parade, fireworks, a bean-bag tournament and the Beecher Chamber of Commerce pork chop dinner. Entertainment will include Black Cadillac, Silhouttes, Maggie Speaks and Hat Guys.
(July 3-7) OAK FOREST'S OAK FEST: 159th Street and Central Avenue, Oak Forest, oakfest.com: This 26th annual event will take place from July 3-7 and include the car and bike show, the 5K Liberty Run, July 4 fireworks, a carnival and entertainment including Infinity, Bullwinkle, K.O. Bossy, April's Reign, Chris Medina, Your Villain My Hero, Cruise Machine, CoverGurl, Hairbangers Ball, 13 Tikis, Billy's Boys, the Walk-ins, Pamela Rose & Windy City Country, and Bella Cain.
(July 4) HOMEWOOD'S INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE AND FAMILY FUN FEST: Parish of St. Joseph lot, 17951 Dixie Highway, (708) 206-3393: The parade at 11 a.m. July 4 will represent Homewood's civic groups and businesses. The route will be south on Dixie Highway to Ridge Road, then east on Ridge Road to the Izaak Walton Preserve. Afterwards, there will be family activities and food.
(July 4) NEW LENOX'S 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION: (815) 462-6400: This event will take place at 7 p.m. July 4.
(July 4) TINLEY PARK'S 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION: McCarthy Park, 16801 S. 80th Ave., (708) 342-4200: The Tinley Park-Park District's annual celebration will take place from 4-9:30 p.m. July 4 with games for children, a penny carnival, entertainment and food. A grand finale fireworks extravaganza will take place at 9:15 p.m.
(July 11-14) PALOS HILLS FRIENDSHIP FEST: 107th Street and 88th Avenue, (708) 430-4500: This event, which will take place from July 11-14, will include a carnival, family entertainment, a car show, food and business vendors and a bingo tent. Performers will include Infinity, R-Gang, American English, Breakfast Club, Modern Day Romeos, the Difference and EPIC.
(July 13-14) FRANKFORT'S BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL: Breidert Green, Kansas and Oak streets, (815) 469-2177: This event will take place from 10:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m. July 13 and 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. July 14. There will be live bluegrass music all day, a children's tent, food and vendors. No alcohol, umbrellas or tents will be allowed. Attendees should bring lawn chairs and blankets. Performers will include the Boxcars, Special Consensus, HillBenders, Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen, Dog 1, Eric Lambert & Friends, Lindsay Lou and the Flatbellys, Illinois Rail and Bluegrass Escape.
* UPDATED 5/29 * (July 19-Aug. 23) HOMEWOOD-FLOSSMOOR PARK DISTRICT'S MOVIES IN OUR PARKS: (708) 957-7275 or (708) 957-0300: Co-sponsored by the villages of Homewood and Flossmoor and the Homewood and Flossmoor public libraries, This series will feature "Wreck-It Ralph" at dusk on July 19 at Irwin Park, 18120 S. Highland Ave., Homewood, and "Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Dog Days" at dusk Aug. 23 at Flossmoor Park, 2523 Flossmoor Road, Flossmoor.
(July 21) TINLEY PARK'S CARIBBEAN BLOCK PARTY: Along Oak Park Avenue from 171st to Hickory streets, (708) 444-5678: This 15th annual event will take place from noon-7 p.m. There will be live music on two stages, a mini Taste of Tinley Par and free family fun including the Wacky Shack, Dragon train, sand art, swings and a chalk artist. There also will be free trolly rides from the 80th Avenue train station starting at 11:30 a.m.
(July 25-28) CHICAGO RIDGE'S RIDGEFEST: (708) 425-7700: This popular festival, which usually draws some big-name entertainers, will take place from July 25-28.
(Aug. 2-4) TASTE OF ORLAND PARK: (708) 403-6100: This event will take place from 5-11 p.m. Aug. 2, 1-11 p.m. Aug. 3 and 1-9 p.m. Aug. 4. There will be entertainment, a car show, Orland Park's Got Talent and a Kid's Day.
(Aug. 3) FRANKFORT'S AMATEUR RIB COOK OFF: Breidert Green parking lot, Kansas and Oak streets, (815) 469-2177: This event will take place from 1-3 p.m. Aug. 3. Attendees can taste a variety of ribs cooked on-site by amateur contestants. Registration is required for all contestants.
(Aug. 10) NEW LENOX'S MAYOR BALDERMANN'S KID FEST: (815) 462-6400: This event will take place from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 10.
(Aug. 17) COUNTRY CLUB HILLS' BACK TO SCHOOL PARADE AND YOUTH DAY CELEBRATION: Country Club Hills Theater, 4200 W. 183rd St., (708) 798-2616: This event will take place at 10 a.m. Aug. 17. The parade will travel east on 183rd Street between Cicero Avenue and Pulaski Road. Afterwards, there will be children's rides, games, prizes, vendors, giveaways and a free hot dog lunch. There also will be a surprise concert on stage.
(Aug. 17-18) HOMEWOOD'S DOG DAYS OF SUMMER: (708) 206-3393: This event will take place at 9 a.m. Aug. 17-18.
(Aug. 23-25) WORTH DAYS: (708) 448-1181: This event will take place from 5 p.m.-midnight Aug. 23, noon-midnight Aug. 24 and 1-10:30 p.m. Aug. 25. There will be a kids zone, a bingo tent, a free petting zoo, free pony rides, a classic car show, a parade and fireworks. A carnival-only day will take place Aug. 22.
(Aug. 31-Sept. 1) FRANKFORT'S FALL FESTIVAL: downtown Frankfort, (815) 469-3356: This annual event on Aug. 31-Sept. 2 will feature food, music and crafters.
(Sept. 6-8) CHICAGO HEIGHTS SISTER CITY FESTIVAL: Bloom High School grounds, 101 W. 10th St., (708) 756-5300 (city of Chicago Heights): This second annual event will feature a carnival, pony rides, corn-hole tournament, car show, food vendors from each sister city: Wadowice, Poland; Asuogyaman District, West Africa; Cedral, San Luis Potosi, Mexico; and San Benedetto del Tronto, Italy.
(Sept. 7) FLOSSMOOR FEST: (708) 798-2300: This event will take place from 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Sept. 7.
Jessi Virtusio blogs about music, movies and much more on Elaborating on Entertainment at blogs.southtownstar.com/entertainment.


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"You who are slaves must accept the authority of your masters with all respect. Do what they tell you – not only if they are kind and reasonable, but even if they are cruel." – (1 Peter 2:18; NIV)
Hey fam! I hope you kicked off your day with a positive attitude! I know that's hard to do most of the time; especially since we're constantly surrounded with problems that just won't go away! Problems with varying intensity – from something as serious as gas prices that keep fluctuating, to very negligible things such as your very obnoxious, discouraging, and self-obsessed boss whose perception of you determines whether or not you'll be promoted, and hence, how much you earn and the quality of your life!
Let's talk about bosses for a bit. For most people, the word "Boss" is synonymous with "Hitler," or worst still, "the devil himself"! And that's completely understandable. Bosses could be suckers sometimes. However, given the fact that the average working adult spends majority of his time at work, I believe the smarter way to get around the shenanigans of bosses is to do exactly what the bible passage above says. Let's break the passage down into practical steps very quickly;
1. Accept the authority of your master with all respect – realize that within the confines of the office, your boss is the king. He possesses the sovereign authority to do as he pleases. He might be answerable to a higher authority, but that authority is not you, my friend! So, don't try to change his attitude, just accept it like you've grown to accept the times and seasons. Winter comes, then summer, and then fall…DUH! Your boss is a self-obsessed and controlling jerk…DUH!
2. Do what they tell you – you know how we, as humans, tend to complete tasks with enthusiasm if we're asked to do them nicely? Well, this might not apply to your boss. The remaining part of the sentence reads, "…not only if they are kind and reasonable, but even if they are cruel." In other words, demand it from yourself to give your best work and complete each task you're assigned to the best of your ability. Don't let the quality of your work be directly proportional to the attitude of your boss…realize that each task you complete to the best of your ability makes you even better at your job! And I know that in due time, you'll be freed from the shackles of your boss…I mean, either he gets promoted, transferred out, or fired; or you'll get promoted, transferred out, or quit your job to do something more productive with yourself – hopefully not fired! So, why not grow as much as you can while you're still there, yes?
In conclusion, just remember we're to take control of our lives and our destinies. But while you do that, aim to handle what is within your sphere of control. The rest of it, don't get depressed about them, pray to God. Let Him give you a hand. This is what the next verse reads, "For God is pleased with you when you do what you know is right and patiently endure unfair treatment." You get it? Now, go take action!
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The Executives' Club of Chicago has Beth Brooke, global vice chair-public policy, Ernst & Young, has its speaker for its last breakfast in this season's series in Palmer House Hilton's Grand Ballroom. TCW is a media sponsor of this event. http://centennial.executivesclub.org


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Desmond O'Rourke, president of Belrose Inc., Pullman, Wash., said that when Peterson managed the Wal-Mart produce business — the key thing wasn't price but rather keeping produce in stock.
O'Rourke said Peterson was known for having solid contracts with suppliers to make sure that the produce was in stock. Since Peterson has left, O'Rourke said Wal-Mart has experimented with various sourcing systems that may have caused some problems.
As the years go by, Peterson said it may be tempting to think that vendor co-managed replenishment performed better than it actually did.
"People will tell you that back in the day that when Bruce was running (the program), you were never out-of-stock and everything was great," he said. "That wasn't true."
There were many of the same problems then as there are today.
However, Peterson said suppliers in the vendor-managed system may have had more of a vested interest in keeping things in stock.
"The better the in-stock, the better their sales were," he said.
Asked if the difficulty of local sourcing adds to the incidence of out-of-stock issues in produce, Wenninger said the local sourcing ensures product is as fresh as possible while also having sustainability benefits such as reducing food miles, the distance food travels from farm to fork.
"Our Global Replenishment System addresses the complexities that any grocer faces around fruits and vegetables by allowing us to see the life of the product so that we can replenish the right amount of product in the right place at the right time," he said.
Peterson still marvels at the things Wal-Mart does well, and the scale they do it in. When Peterson left, the chain had 2,400 stores. Now it has 4,000 stores.
"When you start talking half a trillion dollars in sales, nobody has seen anything like it," he said.


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Where is that cat?
I haven't seen him in a while. That cat's getting fat.
My cat with a guitar
such a pimp...
5 emotions of cats.
back in the day, my kitty fuzzy.
you talkin to me!
The smartest cat in the World...
Muon and the Quarksters
Hi. My name is Nabi . It means butterfly in Korean
Kittsey Kittsey Kittsey
Ashes realizes Mittens may not be the best hide-and-seek partner, after all.
Not all cats and dogs are enemies
Cats often get in fights with dogs
Food goes in here.
Cheetoe: No monitor should be with out one
COON Nelson, May 2005
Bengal Tabby
My cat Leo smokin a cig while blazed
Feex likes camera strings
Smiley Cat
Bear Dogg - The maine coon king!
Murphcat in Yard
innocent cat
Flash is very relaxed
uhh ohh
this lost cat adopted my friend -- its name is "green"
serial kitty
my cat Dirty Harry
my sweetie baby
Master Tang...nothin' more than a damn hustler
another fat cat who likes to sleep in the sink........
She looks like an angel! Walks like an angel! Talks like an angel! But I got wise, she's the devil in disguise! Princess Jasmin at her lovin' best!
Big Tiger Hobbes! He's a lover not a fighter!
my boy Beardo laying on my bed
A stupid lazy cat
Over the hill.
I've fallen and can't get up. zzzzz.
You got mail.
Scratch, Wallowing in the grassy marshes
what a selfish biotch...cant even brush my teeth until her highness decides to sleep somewhere else.
4-legged furry creature, varying in colors and shapes. May be household or outdoor pets. Tend to not like dogs, or cameras.
You should have seen the one that got away.
This is Nightshade, my baby
My large, orange tomcat drinking from the toilet
It's such a hard life!
creepy kitty
patriotic puss
mt pretty kitty
Spock, my 3-year-old orange tabby
brother and sister. :-)
Father tongue
Give me a wink!
Crazy about soymilk
Trust Me
My cat drinks with a straw
Cats cuddling
"Don't touch me, foo'."
"Kiss my anus!"
Now this is one fine-looking cat.
The world will ne mine!
my cat
Mary Rose
the beautiful baybuh
crazi cat
Surveying her domain
Cat sack
I see you!
Nap buddies
Halloween Cat
My pussy! ;)
tired cat
Don't fall out!
lion cat
One pissed cat...
a cat in a fez
this is Abby, my lovely cat
Barely There
Dream of Mice
so elegant
Drunk beer kitty enjoys a snooze.
sleepy cat @ home
There's pie!
Will Work For Milk
Cat on the dash while driving
It's a cat!
baby's bottle
a feeding bottle
in my pocket
A very kute kitty!
Maceo takes Manhattan!
Fat kitty.
I'm...too sexy for my furr...
"Cat" (ie. as pictured above by our lovely model, Mithril, who is in dire need of self-grooming =P )
Sniper cat
Beer cat
Lazy TV cat
Cleans self. Knows how to catch it's food.
Probably gave humans the idea for a "vaccum." Is intelligent and curious.
Likes to lay around alot, sort of like a couch potato. That's cool though.
They are usually quiet and know where to use the bathroom, unlike dogs.
"No, it's my cat!"
Can be obnoxious sometimes, but mainly in a playful/cute way. Intelligent, independent, demure, cuddly... and viscious fighters should a fight build up. A mainly carnivorous animal, cats keep your home free of pesky animals, and especially rodents.
Birds, for better or worse, won't build their nests near your house.
As adorable as they are, cats aren't as sweet and gentle as they may seem... they look rather annoyed when they hear themselves called "pookums", "widdle cutums" and other similar names.
But it is fun watching them bat at insects or dangling strings, attacking your blanket-covered toes in the morning, one or more kitties curled up on the couch...
Owner: "He-wo! Good morning my widdle diddymses!"
The cats look up, rather indignant.
Owner: "Did my widdle poi tats sweep o tay, did 'em? Did 'em? How's my widdle kitty pusses?"
Taffy and Nite look at each other and puke simultaneously.
Taffy: This is one disturbed girl, isn't she?
Nite: Darn straight. Somebody tell her to shut up.
1) Look into a cat's face. You should be able to tell that they know something you don't.
2) They get to sleep 18 hours a day and play for the entire other 6.
3) Who is cleaning up who's litter box here?
4) They are able to move faster than you can, can land on their feet, and can move through tighter spaces than you can.
5) Dogs have owners; Cats have staff.


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Pineapple-Teriyaki Chicken
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Grilled teriyaki chicken with pineapple can be made with just a few pantry staples. Although itÃÂs delicious when made with canned pineapple, fresh pineapple and its juice can easily be used in its place. Serve with brown rice and snow peas.
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Serves: 4
Total Time: 45 min
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- cup(s) dry sherry, (see Note)
- 1/4 cup(s) reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 2 tablespoon(s) brown sugar
- 1 can(s) pineapple rings, plus 1/3 cup juice from the can
- 4 large boneless, skinless chicken thighs, (about 1 1/2 pounds), trimmed (see Tip)
- 1 teaspoon(s) cornstarch
- 1 tablespoon(s) butter
- Whisk sherry, soy sauce, brown sugar and the 1/3 cup pineapple juice in a large bowl. Add pineapple rings and chicken and gently stir to coat. Refrigerate for 15 minutes.
- Meanwhile, preheat grill to medium-high.
- Remove the chicken and pineapple from the marinade and pat dry; reserve the marinade. Oil the grill rack. Grill the chicken and pineapple until the chicken is cooked through and the pineapple is marked, 4 to 5 minutes per side.
- Whisk the reserved marinade and cornstarch in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil and cook, whisking, until reduced and thickened, 2 to 4 minutes. Stir in butter. Serve the chicken and pineapple drizzled with the sauce.
- Note: Sherry is a type of fortified wine originally from southern Spain. Don't use the ''cooking sherry'' sold in many supermarkets-it can be surprisingly high in sodium. Instead, purchase dry sherry that's sold with other fortified wines in your wine or liquor store.
Tip: You'll need about 1 1/2 pounds untrimmed boneless, skinless chicken thighs to serve four people. For recipes that call for one large thigh per person, buy them at the butcher counter; prepackaged thighs vary dramatically in size. Ask for four 6-ounce boneless, skinless thighs. To trim them well, we like to use kitchen shears to snip the fat away from the meat. After trimming, you'll have four 4-ounce portions.
Tip: To oil the grill rack: Oil a folded paper towel, hold it with tongs and rub it over the rack. (Do not use cooking spray on a hot grill.) When grilling delicate foods like tofu and fish, it is helpful to spray the food with cooking spray.
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