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Rony Monzon took multiple bullets to protect his pal Daneysi Valdovinos. He's now recovering. | Rich Hein~Sun-Times
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Rony Monzon never felt the bullets as they ripped through his flesh.
Fired from a gang member's 9mm handgun, they passed through him in less than one-hundredth of a second and lodged in an outside wall of his home. The pain would come later.
Now, a month after the shooting, all that the 14-year-old from the Southwest Side can remember is the flash of the muzzle and the earsplitting bang! bang! bang! just five feet from his face.
"I didn't know I was hit," said Rony, sitting in the upstairs living room at his family's two-flat apartment in Brighton Park.
Below him was the front stoop where he took three bullets on July 11 to save the life of his 14-year-old friend and neighbor, Daneysi Valdovinos.
His right forearm, fractured by one of the bullets, was covered by a plaster cast. Four dime-sized scars marked the spots where two more slugs entered and exited his body. One — just a couple of inches above his heart — drew a gasp from his mother, Diana, when he pulled up his T-shirt to reveal it, even though she had carefully washed and dressed the wound for weeks.
"It didn't hurt, at first," Rony recalled, able to smile about it now.
But his mother's face betrayed the angst she's felt. Since the shooting, she has quit her job and her studies to take care of her son. She's lost weight, and she has nightmares.
Rony, hailed as a hero, displayed a teenager's shy bravado talking about what he's gone through. But then he looked outside, and his bluster faded.
"I don't go outside after dark any more," he said quietly. "It's too scary."
Chicago's soaring homicide rate through the first seven months of 2012 has made national headlines. Most individual victims of the gun violence, though, don't even get a few seconds of notice on the evening news. That's because, like Rony, most of them survive. Through the end of July, the city had recorded 305 murders but 1,447 shooting victims — up 3 percent over the same period last year.
Like the increasing homicide rate that remains one of Mayor Rahm Emanuel's most pressing political problems, the number of shootings traces an upward arc that stubbornly defies the city's overall reduction in crime.
For some among the thousands of shooting victims walking the streets, a non-fatal bullet wound is just the price of doing business, what they pay for their involvement with crime, say trauma surgeons who save the lives of five of every six gun-violence patients they see.
For others and their families, the brush with death is something that will forever change their lives.
Rony and Daneysi were sitting on a bench, enjoying a nice summer's evening, outside their apartment building in the 2400 block of West 47th Place. They were listening to Mexican ballads on Rony's iPod and sharing a pepperoni pizza. Then, Daneysi saw a teenage gunman appear from the gangway to the west.
Still at large, he's believed to be a member of the Two-Six street gang who got confused in the alley behind Rony's home and mistook it for that of a member of the Two-Six's rivals, the Satan Disciples, a few doors down, according to Chicago police Lt. Kevin Duffin.
Daneysi, whose family is from Mexico and who lives in the apartment below Rony's, had been teasing Rony, whose family is Guatemalan, for his love of Mexican music when the shooter saw them, panicked, raised his gun and started firing, Daneysi said.
Rony jumped to his feet to protect her. He ended up taking bullets Daneysi is convinced would have hit her in the head.
After being shot, Rony bolted through the front door into Daneysi's apartment.
"Her dad pointed to my chest and said, 'You're bleeding,' " Rony said.
When he looked down at his white tank top, blood stained it, spreading across his chest, back and abdomen.
He ran upstairs, grabbed the phone from his uncle and dialed 911.
By the time the ambulance got there, his mom had gotten home. She rode with him to the hospital. As he breathed through an oxygen mask on the way to Mount Sinai Hospital, he prayed to God, "Please don't let me die," and handed her a rosary.
In the minutes and hours that followed, the pain in his arm grew to feel like "the worst-ever bee sting," but Rony never cried, not even later, after he'd been released from the hospital. It worried Diana Monzon and her friends, who told her, "He needs to let it out."
Instead, Diana sobbed for both of them, and Rony was strong for his mom.
"Children are more resilient," said Dr. Michele Holevar, who treated Rony and says she saw no early signs of post-traumatic stress disorder, which affects many shooting victims.
In more than 20 years of trauma surgery experience, Holevar, Mount Sinai's trauma division chief, says she has noticed a change in the type of injuries that shooting victims suffer. In the early 1990s, most cases she handled involved a single gunshot wound, often from a smaller-caliber .22 handgun. Today, she says, patients like Rony typically come to her with multiple gunshot wounds, more often from larger-caliber, higher-velocity weapons.
That makes surgeons' jobs harder. But they've upped their game in response. Wounds that would have resulted in death 20 years ago, when Chicago's homicide rate was nearly twice what it is today, are now survivable thanks to advances in trauma care, Holevar said.
In Rony's case, the first signs were encouraging. He was stable when he arrived at the hospital, without the low blood pressure that would indicate severe hemorrhaging and a need for immediate surgery. His doctors had time to take X-rays, allowing them to confirm that a bullet had narrowly missed his esophagus and that all of his wounds were through-and-through.
To a frightened Rony, it seemed like a dozen doctors were hovering over him.
One of his lungs was bruised, and the pain, whenever pressure was placed on his wounds, was excruciating. But the encouraging words he heard the doctors say let him know he was going to be OK.
So many of his friends came to cry at his bedside that the hospital, fearful for his security, changed the name he was checked in under to "Joe Johnson" and then sneaked him out via a back door the next day to avoid the waiting TV cameras, his mother said.
At home, something almost worse than a gangbanger's gun was waiting — at least to a 14-year-old boy.
His friends ribbed an embarrassed Rony mercilessly, asking if he was going to marry Daneysi now that he'd saved her life.
If the following weeks of missing soccer games, sitting at the side of a friend's pool in the searing summer heat, unable to dive in, and enduring his mother's constant worries were frustrating for him, they were worse for Daneysi. Unlike Rony, she'd seen the Latino gunman's angry, scared face, his polo shirt, shorts and baseball hat. Now, he was nowhere to be seen, but everywhere in her thoughts.
Like Rony's mom, she, too, was having nightmares. Every firecracker or car that backfired in the street outside made her jump. Every time she left home, she was hyper-alert.
"I'm always looking out for the guy," she said.
Her doctor prescribed her anxiety medication.
Diana Monzon was better at rationalizing. After the first few days, she reasoned that since Rony had nothing to do with gangs, the shooter wouldn't be coming back for him.
Her fears now turned to finances. She had quit her baby-sitting job and, only weeks away from completing the GED she needed to be able to apply for better-paying jobs, dropped out to care for Rony.
A bill for $1,055 already had arrived from the city — and that was just for the four-mile ambulance ride to the hospital.
The bill from Mount Sinai hasn't come yet. A hospital spokeswoman wouldn't say how much it would be, though she did share a 1999 study that, adjusted for inflation, suggested the average gunshot patient's treatment today costs nearly $16,000.
For a family without health insurance, that's frightening, even if the state and the hospital will likely end up eating most of the bill — just another hidden cost of Chicago's rising tide of gun violence.
Even as Rony's wounds heal, something else remains hidden: the bench that Rony and Daneysi were sitting on the night of July 11 when everything suddenly changed in their young lives. Daneysi's father took it away.
That's something the neighbors took notice of. They understand. They're not enjoying summer evenings on their stoops so often, either.
Said Rony: "Nobody's going to sit out there again."


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BY MARK BROWN January 28, 2013 8:44PM
Updated: March 2, 2013 6:36AM
In accepting Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle's endorsement for Congress, Sen. Toi Hutchinson said Monday she hopes to bring to Washington the same "refreshing brand of straight talk" for which Preckwinkle is known.
If so, she's off to a bad start.
Hutchinson of Olympia Fields continued Monday to sidestep questions about what she did to earn high marks from the National Rifle Association in prior elections as she tries to re-position herself from a gun rights to a gun safety candidate — or maybe to have it both ways.
The NRA's endorsement served Hutchinson well in her election to the state Senate from a far south suburban district that includes parts of Will and Kankakee counties but now looms as a potential liability in the Democratic race for the seat vacated by Jesse Jackson Jr. amid a national conversation about gun violence.
Instead of answering a reporter's direct question about her high rating from the NRA (A- in 2010), Hutchinson retreated to her campaign talking points about how she is co-sponsoring state legislation introduced in the fall session that would ban assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines, the same position now embraced by President Barack Obama as part of his effort to combat gun violence.
The Preckwinkle endorsement was a major positive development for the Hutchinson campaign, but her handling of the NRA issue detracted from the afterglow and looms as a thorny problem from here until the Feb. 26 special election.
Preckwinkle's decision to back Hutchinson in the crowded 17-candidate Democratic field came as something of a surprise because one of the other leading contenders, former state Rep. Robin Kelly of Matteson, was a top aide to the County Board president before stepping down for this campaign.
Being able to identify herself as the chief of Preckwinkle's Bureau of Administration has clearly been an asset to Kelly, figuring prominently in her campaign narrative.
It's not as if Preckwinkle can put a political operation into the field for Hutchinson, but her good government stamp of approval carries a certain weight with like-minded voters.
Although Preckwinkle's record as a powerbroker is spotty at best (her candidates lost in the three major contested races she made endorsements in last year), her support is a definite plus in a multi-candidate field such as this in which nobody is particularly well known and where voters are looking for any clues to draw distinctions between the candidates.
Preckwinkle said she will campaign with Hutchinson and help her raise funds. She also promised to "vocally defend her against attacks from opponents" on the gun violence issue.
That was a reference to Kelly's relentless efforts to use guns to differentiate herself from the field — and from Hutchinson in particular — by contrasting her "F" rating from the NRA with Hutchinson's defense of 2nd Amendment rights. Kelly has been demanding for weeks that Hutchinson and former Congresswoman Debbie Halvorson make public their NRA candidate questionnaires to reveal what positions they took to earn the group's endorsement.
In her 2010 campaign, Hutchinson made clear her support for gun rights.
"The 2nd Amendment gives an American the right to bear arms to protect themselves and their property. Law-abiding citizens don't need any more infringements on their constitutional right to protect their families and their property," she stated in a news release that included a quote from the executive director of the Illinois State Rifle Association praising her as the "type of advocate for 2nd Amendment rights that the 40th district needs."
But now she only wants to talk about the assault weapons ban.
Even Preckwinkle was a little short on straight talk as she tried to square her own past "F" rating from the NRA with her endorsement of Hutchinson.
"I looked at where Toi is now" on gun issues, Preckwinkle told me in a phone interview, avoiding the issue of where Hutchinson had been previously.
"When you're looking to support a candidate, you have to look at the totality of the candidate," Preckwinkle said, and to which I would agree.
That "totality," Preckwinkle later explained at the press conference, includes Hutchinson's advocacy for increased mental health services, school programs and social workers as a response to violence.
Fair enough. From what I've seen of Hutchinson during her brief time in Springfield, she's the equal of any candidate in this race. I'm sure her evolving views on guns can be explained.
A straight-talking elected official would step up and do that.


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Iowa Rush's third annual 4v4 futsal indoor tournament was held this past weekend at the new Kingdom Hoops Facility near Ankeny on February 23rd for the boys and February 24th for the girls. Both one-day events were well-attended with 32 girls' teams and 40 boys' teams, attracting over 350 players from Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Des Moines, West Des Moines, Ames, Ankeny, and other central Iowa locations to participate. This year saw the largest number of non-Iowa Rush teams participating indicating that the Frozen 4's tournament is beginning to gain notoriety as a premier futsal event in the greater Des Moines area. With this being the largest Frozen 4's to date the Iowa Rush would like to send a special thank you to our volunteers for assisting in making this a successful event!
At the boys' event on Saturday, CRSA had a great showing placing teams in the U11, U12, U14, and U16 finals. The results below indicate Champion and Runner-up for each age group:
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Bobby "Jack" Hughes, 78, of Old Fort, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013, at his home surrounded by his family.
He was born on Jan. 25, 1935, to the late Wigh and Edna Hughes.
For 35 years and up to the recent months, he worked in the flame-hardening industry and took great pride in his work.
In addition to his mother and father, he was preceded in death by two brothers: Junior and Robert Hughes.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory his wife of 21 years, Oleeta Hughes; six daughters: Laurie Phair (Gary), Traci Sharp (Jerry), Krissy Noetzold (Jimmy), all of Warren, Mich., Jackie Moss (Sherman) of Chandler, N.C., Cheryl Davis (Melvin), and Pam Goodwin (Rick), all of Cleveland; three sons: Allen Hughes of Warren, Mich., Barry Hughes and Keith Hughes, both of Murphy, N.C.; sister, Shirley Childers of Cleveland; 13 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and several extended family members and friends.
The family will receive friends today, Dec. 13, 2013, from 3 p.m, until the 7 p.m. service time at Blue Ridge Temple Baptist Church, 1011 Swan Road, Old Fort. Pastor Jason Guthrie will be officiating.
Interment will be held at Dill Cemetery in Old Fort at 11 a.m.
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3 Best Ways to Find Good Food in Albuquerque
January 31st, 2013
Howdy, everyone. I often find myself in a place wondering, "what in the heck is going on with new restaurants around town?"
At that point I need to use my Google-Fu and start digging for information. You know that often gossip is inaccurate, so how can we find good information? I have a few tips on how to find what you want. Here we go:
1. Urbanspoon's "new restaurants" list. This is a hidden search on Urbanspoon's page, but handy if you only want to see what has been added to their database lately. Here's how to find it: in urbanspoon.com, you'll be on the main page where it shows you the hip/hot/featured restaurants for your city. This is the address of that page: http://www.urbanspoon.com/c/60/Albuquerque-restaurants.html
Scroll down until you see the stuff in the left-most column come to an end. You'll see a tiny link that looks like this:
…and it's URL is this: http://www.urbanspoon.com/lb/60/best-restaurants-Albuquerque?sort=date
To make sure you can always get back to this page, just bookmark it! Done.
2. foodloversnm.com – this is a tumblr site with lots of drool-worthy photos of New Mexico food. However, there are also links to a list of recent restaurant closures, as well as a way to buy the book called "Food Lovers' Guide to Santa Fe, Albuquerque and Taos" – a brand-new compendium of over 300 food spots all over from restaurants to stores to breweries. Yes, I'm biased. But YES it is an amazing resource and you should have one in your glove box.
3. Email me! Need a tip? Just get in contact using my easy-peasy email address. It's my name AT andrea <dash> lin <dot> com. Translate that into an email and you're all set. Or send an email to that chick over at item #2. We have strikingly similar knowledge sets.


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(First a PSA: If you so happen to write a blog or just be in possession of a computer – which I assume you are, if you're reading this and you're not an alien reading it on a cool, futuristic bot thing – don't try at home what I'm doing right now. That is, balancing a laptop and an extremely full and extremely hot mug of orange tea. However, getting this tea will change your life, so I do recommend that.)
Anyhow, I spent yesterday at the beach, mediating on the meaning of life and singing Western States Motel songs at the top of my lungs and when I got home, it was all Giants game time. It did not disappoint. I mean, it did in some ways, but the team did what we've come to expect over the past several weeks and they pulled out a win, even though Madison was not nearly at his best and even though it took a million and one relief pitchers. They didn't tear it up with the bats, either, but in case I've failed to mention it before, 2-1 games are my very most favoritest. (Yes, I am of the opinion that for every time we shave a number off of the magic number, I get to use another made-up word.) 2-1 where the Giants win, of course.
It's a strange time around Major League Baseball, with the second wildcard – which. is. not. wild. – weirdness and all sorts of teams that are in no way, shape or rational form in contention being… in contention. I feel like if I were (totally theoretically) on one of those teams I would feel a little trippy about this whole thing. "Man, we're 74-74 and we might get into the playoffs? Duuuude," says Totally Theoretical Cliff Lee.
Or maybe the players aren't saying that kind of things at all. Maybe they're too busy sending flowers to Bud Selig to talk about that stuff.
My tea is completely cold by now, so that's probably my cue to end this. Terribly excited for the game tonight. Isn't this playoff race wondrous in that it's not totallycompletely a race anymore? I did not enjoy this part of the 2010 season at all. We have a little more wiggle room right about now. And it's magical. (Inside. Outside. Everywhere.)
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Creating a word tree is simple and intuitive. Click in the large box below to start the interactive software. A small search box will emerge in the top left corner of the large box. Entering a term (either a single word or a phrase) in the smaller box and hitting "enter" displays all the occurrences of that term (whether a single word or a phrase), followed by the phrases that appear after the term in Cohen's lyrics. More information is available below.
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You can manipulate the tree in several ways. Clicking on a word in the diagram will zoom into that particular branch. If you control-click on a word, the diagram will use that new word as the main search term. And if you wish to see the context occurring before rather than after a phrase, click the "End" radio button. As you navigate the word tree, you can use the "Back" and "Forward" button just as you would in a browser to quickly step through your history of views.
Highlighting: If you want to point out particular words in the tree, select "Highlight Mode" from the menu at the upper right. You can then click to highlight words, or control-click to highlight multiple words. Once you're done with highlighting, you can choose to the "Clicks Will Zoom" menu option so that you can once again zoom by clicking.
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2. Kwanzaa is celebrated daily from December 26 to January 1.
3. Kwanzaa (Swahili for "fresh fruits") is based on an African harvest festival. The karamu, or feast, is held on December 31 and one of the high points of Kwanzaa.
4. Kwanzaa was created by Maulana Karenga, a professor of black studies at California State University at Long Beach, in 1966. It is a nonreligious, nonpolitical celebration of family and social values for African American families.
5. Gifts are given during Kwanzaa. These gifts must always include a book, to emphasize the African tradition of learning stressed since ancient Egypt, and a heritage symbol, to reinforce and reaffirm the commitment to history and tradition.
6. The colors of Kwanzaa are black, red and green. Also decorations should include traditional African items such as African baskets, cloth patterns, art objects, and harvest symbols.
7. Kwanzaa has seven basic symbols and two alternative ones. Each represents values and concepts reflective of African culture and contributive to community building and reinforcement.
8. Since its founding in 1966, Kwanzaa has come to be observed by more then million people worldwide, as reported by the New York Times.
9. When establishing Kwanzaa in 1966, Dr. Karenga included an additional "a" to the end of the spelling to reflect the difference between the African American celebration (Kwanzaa) and the Motherland spelling (Kwanza).
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Many health conscious individuals choose to shy away from the sugar laden, highly processed product known as Pop Tarts. Well, we're not going to lie to you - the nutrition facts of Natures Path Organic Frosted Strawberry Toaster Pastries are similar to the pop tarts you love to hate, but the organic ingredients are what really separates the men from the boys, so to speak.
Each Toaster Pastry looks very similar to a Pop Tart with a light coating of white icing, which adds to the sweetness and texture. After one round in the toaster on low (like suggested), the pastry was warm and soft, but the layer of icing added a bit of crunch. The strawberry filling has a natural strawberry taste and adds a gooey sweet element. I have not had a Pop Tart in a long time (it's a love hate relationship), but from what I remember, these taste extremely similar (maybe even better).
Each one of Natures Path Organic Frosted Strawberry Toaster Pastries pastry has 210 calories, 4 grams of fat (6% of the Recommended Daily Amount), 2 grams of saturated fat (10% of the RDA), 1 gram of fiber (4% of the RDA), 19 grams of sugar, 3 grams of protein. I'm not a big fan of eating a lot of sugar first thing in the morning, so think of these toaster tots as, like Nature's Path states, "a delicious snack."
These toaster pastries are made with organic ingredients and real fruit. While they are not better nutritionally than regular Pop Tarts, making simple substitutions where you can will add up to make a better, healthier and eventually lower calorie way of eating. When I found them, they were on sale for $2.49. For this price, you will get 6- twin wrapped pastries, which could be a problem for some because 1 pastry is a serving! On the other hand, each pastry comes out to less than $0.50 each, which is very respectable! They are also available online at Amazon.com for $31.43 for 6 packs with 12 boxes each. Another good option, which actually has less calories (150 each) is Amy's Organic Toaster Pops.


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How to Choose a Headlamp
It's late October, and many of you are already logging early am or post-work miles in the dark. If you're planning to keep your runs going strong even though you have fewer daylight hours to work with, you'll need some illumination, and a headlamp can be a great option. Read on to learn key features, and check the end of the post for some top picks.
How much light do you need?
Of course, a headlamp must have enough light for your activity and environment. And if your runs have you spending many hours in the dark, you want a light that will stay bright throughout.
Intensity – Lumens
While you may be more familiar with watts (a measurement of energy usage that appears on your bulbs at home), headlamp light is measured in lumens. Lumens measure the brightness of a light at its source, not the amount of energy it uses. A headlamp that maxes out at 40 or 50 lumens can offer plenty of light for a night run on city streets, while tackling trails in the deep woods could require a lamp that can produce 100+ lumens for adequate visibility.
Duration – Battery Life and Burn Time
The light output for most headlamps will gradually decrease as battery life decreases. But some headlamps are designed to provide steady light that only dims slightly over the duration of the battery life. These headlamps with 'regulated light output' offer the advantage of consistent lighting, but beware: the light will cut out abruptly when your batteries run out of juice. If you make sure to slot in a fresh set of batteries before heading out, you should be fine with either light type for at least 8-10 hours. Read more…


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Our Best Winter Chicken Recipes
Chicken and Noodles [1]
Chicken, noodles, veggies and herbs simmer in a creamy sauce. It's a perfect one-dish winter meal; just serve with a small salad or dinner rolls.
Chunky Bean and Chicken Chili [5]
Crushed tortilla chips, stirred into the chili's base, give this dish a lusciously silky texture. Put it together in just 20 minutes.
Angel Chicken [9]
Chicken and fresh mushrooms slow-cook in cream cheese, wine and soup. It's easy to put together but tastes complex because of its delicately seasoned cream sauce.
Angel Chicken [10]
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Garlic Chicken with Sweet Potatoes [14]
Whole garlic cloves (even 30 of them!) become mellow and buttery-soft when roasted. Sweet potatoes and onion wedges cook alongside the chicken.
Grape-Stuffed Chicken with Lemon Orzo [18]
Fruit-and-nut stuffing transforms everyday chicken breasts into a company-ready feast. Bonus: It's deceptively simple; you'll have dinner on the table in an hour.
Wild Rice and Chicken Soup [22]
Mix a can of cream of chicken soup, mushrooms, veggies and rice mix for the soup base. Any boneless cooked chicken works in this recipe, but chicken thighs, with more moisture from fat, slow-cook the best.
Chicken Alfredo and Rice Casserole [26]
For a fast warm-up on a cold night, put together this quick and easy version of classic chicken and rice casserole with refrigerated light pasta sauce, cubed cooked chicken and cooked rice.
Warm-Me-Up Chicken Chili [30]
Combine chicken, chopped vegetables and canned beans for this warm and comforting chili. Our recipe gives variations for Slow Cooker Chicken Chili as well as a spicier Chipotle Chicken Chili.
Slow-Cooker Coq au Vin [34]
We adapted a classic French recipe of chicken cooked in wine for this slow-cooker specialty. Burgundy flavors the meaty chicken and forms the base of the gravy.
Tortellini with Chicken and Cheese [38]
Prepare this chicken dish in just 20 minutes using packaged ingredients. Substitute leftover chicken (or any leftover cooked meat) for the package of frozen chopped cooked chicken breast, if you like.
Chicken Pot Pie [42]
Ina Pinkney, owner of Ina's in Chicago--home of this pot pie recipe--calls this dish creamy, chickeny goodness. The pastry tops can be made a day or two ahead. Bake as directed; cool and then cover loosely with plastic wrap and store at room temperature.
Chicken Pot Pie [43]
Fast Chicken and Rice [46]
This skillet meal is ready in just 10 minutes! Combine chicken, cooked brown or white rice, peas, almonds, and bottled stir-fry sauce.
Chicken Supreme Casserole [50]
This one-dish meal uses reduced-fat soup, fat-free milk, salt-free lemon-pepper seasoning and light mayonnaise for lower fat, calories and sodium than traditional casseroles.
Greek-Style Chicken Skillet [54]
Chicken and fresh vegetables simmer in a garlic-tomato broth for an easy skillet dinner. Feta cheese adds a touch of creaminess. Serve with either plain or flavored couscous.
Simply Ramen Chicken Soup [58]
Simply Ramen Chicken Soup gives you a meal in a bowl that's ready in only 15 minutes. Oregano adds a from-scratch taste to the simple soup.
Moroccan Chicken Stew [62]
Combine spices with raisins and apricots to season this slow-cooker chicken stew. Serve on couscous and topped with toasted pine nuts and fresh cilantro.
Easy Italian-Style Enchiladas [66]
Go cross-cultural by combining chicken, Italian pasta sauce and mozzarella cheese in Mexican tortillas.
Texas-Style Casserole [70]
Patterned after a legendary Texas recipe, this irresistible main dish includes seasoned chicken stacked up with chili peppers, tortillas, sour cream sauce and cheese.
Antlers Wild Rice Soup [74]
We like the smooth richness of this chunky main-dish soup from Antlers Restaurant at Breezy Point Resort in Breezy Point, Minnesota.
Another comforting chicken soup: Creamy Velvet Chicken Soup, the signature dish in the re-created L.S. Ayres Department Store Tea Room (circa 1905) at the Indiana State Museum, Indianapolis.
Glazed Chicken and Vegetables [79]
A homemade honey-mustard glaze tops baked chicken as well as potatoes, carrots and apples.
Unforgettable Chicken Pie [83]
This from-scratch deep-dish chicken casserole comes from a Caledonia, Michigan, reader. "It's not your run-of-the-mill chicken pie," says the reader, who adds a bit of pork sausage for farm-hearty flavor. "Anyone who tries it just can't get enough of it."
Slow-Cooker French Chicken Stew [87]
Save time with premade pasta sauce for this slow-cooker recipe. Tender chicken, herbs and fresh vegetables blend for a crowd-pleasing dish.
Country-Style Chicken Paprikash [91]
A paprika-seasoned sour cream sauce adds richness to tender, juicy chicken. Serve with spaetzle or noodles. The recipe comes from the Sidekick Cafe in Osseo, Michigan.
Cashew Chicken [95]
A package of frozen veggies, canned mushrooms and canned soup shorten the prep work in this takeout-style recipe.
Cashew Chicken [96]
Creamy Chicken Broccoli Bake [99]
Chicken breast and chopped broccoli combine with a soup-based cream sauce and noodles in this classic potluck dish. We've lightened the traditional recipe by using reduced-fat, reduced-sodium soup and fat-free sour cream, though you can substitute the full-fat versions if you prefer.
Chicken with Lemon-Thyme Dumplings [103]
This country-style chicken soup with dumplings will remind you of Grandma's recipes--hearty, rich and comforting.
Showstopper Chicken Surprise [107]
Smoked cheese melts inside chicken breasts for this easy-to-make entree. It's from the Roth Kase USA cheese factory in Monroe, Wisconsin. The company says the hole in the center of its Italian-style Rofumo lets the distinctive hickory-smoke flavor penetrate the cheese. If you can't buy Rofumo, substitute smoked Gouda, Edam or cheddar.
Three Sisters Corn-and-Chili Chowder [111]
Diane Nemitz of Ludington, Michigan, kept experimenting with the Native American three sisters--corn, beans and squash--until she created this satisfying soup. "I've been experimenting with corn chowders for a while," she notes. "This is the one my husband liked best. Roasting the corn kernels makes the difference."
Slow-Cooked Chicken and Biscuits [115]
Dress up packaged biscuit mix with cheddar cheese, then bake while a chicken and vegetable mixture simmers in your slow cooker. A small package of cream cheese adds a nice finish to the chicken.
Roast Chicken with Caramelized Onions and Fall Fruit [119]
Apples, pears and cranberries mix with caramelized onions in a luscious tumble over chicken breasts. Why leave the skin on and bones in? Trust us; you'll notice the extra flavor.
Easy Chicken Noodle Soup [123]
Leftover chicken and frozen noodles cut prep time for this ultimate comfort food.
Easy Chicken Noodle Soup [124]
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Enjoy more of our favorite recipes in any of our free printable cookbooks.
Top 10 Slow-Cooker Recipes Cookbook [128]
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As Natalie Portman appears in "Thor: The Dark World" this week, take a look back at the Oscar-winning actress' career.
Natalie Portman was born June 9, 1981, in Jerusalem. Her family relocated from Israel to the United States when Portman was 3. After a few moves around the northeastern U.S., the family settled in New York.
Portman was originally discovered by a modeling scout at a pizza parlor when she was 11, but she opted to pursue an acting career instead of modeling. Her first major movie was 1994's "The Professional."
Two years later she appeared in the indie drama "Beautiful Girls," alongside Matt Dillon, Timothy Hutton and Uma Thurman.
Portman kept up with her studies while pursuing an acting career. She was a straight-A student in high school and received a degree in psychology from Harvard University in 2003.
Portman's first big role was as Queen Amidala/Padme in 1999's "Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace."
Portman and actor Liam Neeson pose for photographers as they arrive at the New York premiere of Star Wars Episode I: "The Phantom Menace" May 16.
Portman reprised her role as Queen Amidala for "Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones" in 2002 ...
... and in 2005's "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith."
In between, she portrayed the character Sara in the Civil War drama "Cold Mountain" in 2003.
Portman arrives at the Los Angeles premiere for "Cold Mountain" on Dec. 7, 2003.
In 2004, Portman starred alongside Zach Braff in "Garden State."
That year also saw her co-star with Julia Roberts, Clive Owen and Jude Law in "Closer."
Portman poses as she arrives for the Los Angeles premiere of "Closer" on Nov. 22, 2004.
Both Portman and her "Closer" co-star Clive Owen won Golden Globes at the 62nd annual Golden Globe Awards in January 2005.
In 2006, Portman shaved her head in order to appear in the role of Evey in "V for Vendetta."
She sported her buzz cut on the red carpet until her hair grew back.
In 2007, Portman starred with Dustin Hoffman in "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium."
The following year saw her play Anne Boleyn opposite Scarlett Johansson's Mary Boleyn in "The Other Boleyn Girl."
Scarlett Johansson and Portman pose during a photocall to present "The other Boleyn Girl" at the 58th Berlinale International Film Festival in Berlin on Feb. 15, 2008.
Portman at the 61st Cannes Film Festival on May 18, 2008.
Portman and Ben Stiller (wearing a costume mocking Joaquin Phoenix) present the cinematography award during the 81st Academy Awards on Feb. 22, 2009.
In 2010, Portman played ballerina Nina in the thriller "Black Swan."
Portman waves during the "Black Swan" red carpet at the 67th Venice Film Festival on Sept. 1, 2010.
The "Black Swan" role would earn Portman the Best Actress Oscar in 2011. She also met her future husband, ballet dancer and choreographer Benjamin Millepied, while working on the film.
Portman followed up "Black Swan" with a much more lighthearted film, starring alongside Ashton Kutcher in the 2011 romantic comedy "No Strings Attached."
Mila Kunis and Portman introduce a clip from their movie "Black Swan" at the 17th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Jan. 30, 2011.
The year 2011 also saw Portman partner up with Oscar-nominee James Franco and funnyman Danny McBride for "Your Highness."
But Portman's most successful role of 2011 was that of Dr. Jane Foster in the summer superhero blockbuster "Thor," opposite Chris Hemsworth in the title role.
Portman poses at the 69th annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Jan. 15, 2012.
Portman arrives at the 84th Academy Awards in Hollywood, Calif., on Feb. 26, 2012.
Portman and her husband Benjamin Millepied arrive at the 2012 Vanity Fair Oscar party on Feb. 26, 2012. The two had their first child together, a son named Aleph Portman-Millepied, in 2011.
Portman arrives at the 2013 Vanity Fair Oscars Party in West Hollywood, Calif., on Feb. 24, 2013.
Portman reprised the role of Jane Foster in "Thor: The Dark World."
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We'll start by assuming we have a table called 'users'. We're using MySQL, and we want a dropdown box containing all of our users from our users table, by name. So, we'll go step by step. I'll assume for the purposes of this tutorial that, prior to this code, the database connection has already been established. The first thing we'll want to do is to run our query to get the information into a result resource. Since we want to display their user names in the dropdown box, we can speed up the operation and use up less memory by pulling only the field that we need.
// Write out our query. $query = "SELECT username FROM users"; // Execute it, or return the error message if there's a problem. $result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error());
Now $result contains the result resource we'll be using to populate our dropdown box.
Fast forward to where we'll actually be doing the HTML for the dropdown box. As you're probably aware, the dropdown box is a select element, and each choice is an option sub-element inside of the select. We can use string concatenation to build our dropdown box, and use the echo construct to output it afterward. We'll name our dropdown box 'users', in keeping with its contents.
$dropdown = "<select name='users'>"; while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) { $dropdown .= "\r\n<option value='{$row['username']}'>{$row['username']}</option>"; } $dropdown .= "\r\n</select>"; echo $dropdown;
You'll notice that our dropdown box is output containing option elements for all of our users. To control that, make the dropdown box part of a form, and do a select statement based on the value of 'usernames', after it has been cleaned and validated (gotta watch out for spoofed pages), and you can make this a select box that control what information gets passed to the form for modifying information on users in your database.
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Boatneck Hi-Lo Metallic Sweater
Style # 205938
With shimmering stripes, hi-lo hemline and warm knit, this bebe sweater is modern way to work a flawlessly fall look. Try it with a pair of colored denim and studded flats.
- 100% acrylic, metallic
- Center back to hem: 24" (61 cm)
- Sleeve length: 28" (71 cm)
- Cashmere-like fabric
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Boatneck Hi-Lo Metallic Sweater
Cute and Casual
I bought the sweater in Scallop Shell, which is a very pretty pale ballerina pink shade. The silver stitching throughout goes well with it. The sweater is thick and cozy, it will definately keep you warm through the winter while still looking chic. I am a size 4 with a D bra size, and small fits perfect.
December 7, 2013
Perfect for cool weather!
I just got the sweeter and I love it, is confortable and looks amazing with a pair of color jeans. The fabric is nice and soft but it's true that you have to be careful when you wear it. I got it in egret/gold and size XS.
November 21, 2013
Perfect weekend, winter sweater
The color of this sweater is wonderful and the feel is good as well. However, I ordered size large and I think it fits a bigger more snug and closer to the body (showing off all your curves). Still, looks great with jeans.
July 18, 2013
Very classy
This sweater is knitted so it requires you to be gentle so you don't snag it, aside from that its beautifully made the colors are classy and it fits true to size, I got the cream and gold and I absolutely love it btw I got the small .
July 9, 2013
Love it
The sweater fits a little large, but looks good. The metallic threads in the material tend to catch on things and become pulled out or loose though. If you're careful wearing it, it's a good buy. Wish I had gotten one in black too.
June 26, 2013
Nice but fragile
You have to be extra careful when wearing it. ... as this sweater will catch on everything!
It's too bad because its shape -longer in the back- looks great with jeans.
February 27, 2013
just like the picture. very nice
really dresses up a pair of jeans. Very nice I also bought one for my daughter
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A suspicious envelope was discovered at 8:30 a.m. in the Misciagna Family Center for Performing Arts at Penn State Altoona. The building has been evacuated and classes in Misciagna are canceled until further notice.
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Tastebuds closes, may reopen
Published 12:00 am Tuesday, April 23, 2013
SALISBURY — Tastebuds Coffee Shop is closed, but it may reopen.
Owner Kirk Knapp said he could not go into detail about why he closed the popular coffee and tea shop at 106 N. Main St. on Monday. The shop opened in 2008.
Knapp said he doesn't know whether he will reopen, and the closure is unrelated to the business.
"The business was holding its own," Knapp said.
Knapp said he could not comment further.
Tastebuds was voted Best Coffee Shop in Rowan County by the readers of Rowan Magazine in 2009, 2010 and 2011.


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BKE Tyler Jean
Item #14410ABM4224
- Relaxed fit bootcut zip fly jean
- Mid-rise, 21" bottom opening
- Embroidery on back pieced and darted pockets
- Tacking, hand sanding, grinding, cuts with fill yarn and dremmeling details
- Zip fly
- 98% Cotton, 2% Spandex.
- Machine wash separately in cold water. No bleach. Tumble dry medium. Warm iron.
- This quality denim has been hand finished for a unique, individual look. It will wear like your old favorite jeans, with each hole and tear continuing to destruct over time. We hope you love the vintage appearance and comfort of wearing jeans that have the look and feel of years of wear. Thanks for making the Buckle your denim destination.
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look great Purchased these for my husband. They fit great and look great too. He is a taller guy and most jeans shrink after quite a few washes. These seem to be plenty long enough so even if they do shrink a little, it will be fine. September 12, 2013
Great Pair of Jeans I was very happy with my recent purchase. These are the most comfortable jeans I have ever owned. Never been able to find ones like this that fit me so well! August 22, 2013
Not quite as advertised A little baggier in the hips than I normally like my jeans to be and I was a little disappointed that one of the "slightly distressed" areas was actually very much "heavily distressed" and is now a large hole after just one wash. July 18, 2012
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Ledford Automotive General Manager Debbie Melton said she sat with 12-year-old Amanda Swartout, the playroom's namesake, a few short weeks before she died.
Even then, Amanda was happy and alert. "I said, Jesus loves you and she said, 'and I love him.'" Melton recalled in a recent interview. "It really meant a lot to hear her say that."
Amanda's legacy reaches far beyond the bright orange walls of the children's playroom at the automotive dealership. The vivacious young girl touched many lives in her brief lifetime and continues touching lives after her passing.
"I want you to be careful how you write this," Melton said. "I don't want Amanda to get lost in the story."
For Ken and Debbie Melton, Amanda's story began when they met Amanda, her parents, Jeff and Kay, through their children at a preschool program. It was through the children that lasting friendships developed.
Melton said that a few weeks before Amanda's 10th birthday, she complained to her mother of numbness in her foot. The Swartouts found out on Oct. 19, 2009, that their daughter had a tumor on her brain.
"I'll never forget when Kay told me her child was very, very sick," Melton said. The phone call quickly put the loss of the auto center's G.M. franchises into perspective. "We lost our business. We had no problems."
Hindsight will never let Melton forget an early April morning about six months before Amanda was diagnosed with the brain tumor.
"She spent the night with us. She woke me up at 2 o'clock in the morning telling me she had a headache. I talked to her and tried to rock her back to sleep but she said, 'Miss Debbie, my head is really hurting me."
Melton called the Swartout home near Harrison Bay to tell them she was taking Amanda home.
"Jeff met me about halfway," Melton said.
That was the last time Amanda stayed overnight with the Meltons.
Kay Swartout said that after the diagnosis, the family was immediately referred to a neurosurgeon in Memphis. Amanda underwent two unsuccessful surgeries to remove a tumor, one that grew "tentacles" that reached into the crevices in Amanda's brain.
"It was impossible, even with one of the best brain surgeons in the world in one of the best facilities, and with all the prayers from around the country, he was only able to get 80 to 85 percent of the tumor," Amanda's mother said.
The family was then referred to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, in Memphis, where Amanda underwent seven weeks of radiation therapy and an experimental oral chemotherapy.
"The type of tumor she had, there is no known cause and no known cure for it, and it's rare that it occurs in children," Swartout said. "While she was undergoing therapy, she had to have a shunt put in her brain because her brain was continually swelling. After that, she underwent numerous surgeries to repair the shunt."
The Rev. O. Wayne Chambers learned of Amanda through Melton in 2010 when he went to the dealership to buy a car.
"I didn't know O. Wayne that well and I don't know why I opened up to him. Amanda must have been weighing on me particularly hard that day," she said. "I think God puts certain people in your life."
Chambers, who blessed the playroom during a May 2 dedication ceremony, said he would always be grateful that Jeff, Kay, their 19-year-old son, Zachary and Amanda allowed him into their home.
"Your precious daughter made a mark on my life I will never forget," he said.
He still uses the Swartout family as an example to help others, he said.
Amanda battled the tumor for exactly 18 months. She died April 19, 2011.
"From the day we were told there was a mass to the day she died was exactly 18 months," Swartout said.
Amanda had a very strong sense of faith as can be seen from the quotes from Will, Jessica and Ella Marie on the playroom wall.
Jessica said, "Amanda taught me compassion, perseverance, and to always do my best. I miss my fearless friend."
Ella Marie's memorial quote reads, "I'm sad that I don't have my best friend, but I am happy she is now better in heaven."
Will's statement is, "Confident of where she was going. A friend of faith..."
"She loved the Lord and had a lot of faith in Jesus," Swartout said. "She was just a beautiful young girl who was always very vivacious, full of energy, active in sports and school, with lots of friends. She was toward the end of her sixth school year when she passed.
"Amanda touched a lot of lives. She loved the Meltons and spent every moment she could with them. This dedication is just so very heartwarming. Jessica, Ella and Will meant a lot to her and I know she meant a lot to them," Swartout said.
Melton said it was a very difficult time for her three children as well as Ashton Jenne, daughter of Mike and Nann Jenne, who was also very close to Amanda.
"It was a very difficult time for all of the children," she said.
Quite often, the questions of children make grownups search for answers. Will asked his mother one evening during prayer, "If heaven is so wonderful, why are we upset that Amanda is getting to go there?"
How do you answer the question of a child? The reason everyone was so sad, Melton recalled telling her son, is because Amanda would leave holes in people's hearts who are left behind.
Swartout said, "Through it all, she was very brave and always laughed. She loved to laugh and laugh with others and up until the very end when the tumor had taken over so much of her brain, she was still finding joy in life, still finding ways to laugh and to bring joy into other people's lives."
And in Amanda's Playroom, children are still laughing and having fun.


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While staying with us you will be ideally located in the historic heart of Canterbury's city centre - directly opposite the Marlowe Theatre and just minutes' walk through picturesque Medieval streets to the many ancient buildings, attractions, entertainments, shops and facilities.
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Dating from the 16th century, today the family-run Pilgrims Hotel combines modern comforts with the chance to share the atmosphere and history that this Grade II listed building has experienced.
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