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Recipe courtesy of The Daily Soup Cookbook by Leslie Kaul, Bob Spiegel, Carla Ruben, and Peter Siegel with Robin Vitetta-Miller. Copyright 1999 Carla Ruben, Bob Spiegel and Peter Siegel. All Rights Reserved. Published by Hyperion. Available wherever books are sold. Nutrition Note: Nutrition Facts calculated using a serving size of 1 cup. Nutrition FactsCalories 350 Calories from Fat 235 (67%) (43%)Total Fat 28g (25%)Saturated Fat 5g Polyunsaturated Fat 8g Monounsaturated Fat 13g (3%)Cholesterol 8mg (24%)Sodium 582mg (16%)Potassium 560mg Total Carbohydrate 19g (21%)Dietary Fiber 5g Sugars 6g Sugar Alcohols 0g (24%)Protein 12g * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Nutrition facts are calculated by a food expert using nutritional values provided by the USDA for common products used as recipe ingredients. Actual nutritional values may differ depending on the amounts or products used and can be affected by cooking methods. Copyright 2015 Aisle7. All rights reserved. Aisle7.com Read our healthy recipe definitions. Learn more about Aisle7, the company. Learn more about the authors of Aisle7 products. The information presented here is for informational purposes only and was created by a team of US-registered dietitians and food experts. Consult your doctor, practitioner, and/or pharmacist for any health problem and before using any supplements, making dietary changes, or before making any changes in prescribed medications. Information expires June 2016. |


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The Group of card games is known as Rummy. This game is much liked by the people and played universally, so in popularity it is the 3rd most admired game in the world. This game first gained the recognition in the early 20th century, and it is assumed that it is a resultant of the game Conquian which is a Mexican game or may have been derived from a card game similar to Mah Jong which began somewhere in China in the eighteenth century. Rummy has many variations and its popural variations are listed below:
In all these variations Gin Rummy is a more popular variation. You can play Gin Rummy on the internet also, there are many game sites from there you can play free gin rummy. This game is usually for 2 players and 10 cards are dealt to each player. The game can also be played by more than 2 players. In the game usually standard 52 cards of deck is used. And cards in each suits ranked from low to high as follows: Ace, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K where J is for Jack, Q is for Queen and K is for King. What should be Objective for the game by the players? The main objective in the game by the players should be to form sets of 3 or more than of the same rank or sequence of the 3 or 4 cards of the same suits. The Deal The first player is chosen randomly. And the cards are distributed among the players in each turn in the clockwise manner starting from the left. If there are two players then ten cards are dealt to each player. Some cards are placed face up to form the discard pile and the remaining cards are placed face down to form the stock pile. Each player selects cards from these piles. This game is so interesting so that many game sites offer players to play free gin rummy to attract users to their sites. How to play the game Gin Rummy? The game is usually played in two parts like:
During the play, in each turn, players try to form sequences of 3 or more cards of the same suit or sets of 3 or more cards of the same rank. Remaining cards which are not valid combinations are known as deadwood cards or unmatched cards and sum of the deadwood cards should not be more than 10 points. If a player reveals his deadwood counts then this is called knocking. If a knocking is done without matchless cards then this is called "Going Gin" and a player gains bonus points. The other players are not allowed to lay off if a player goes gin.
Strategy for playing Gin Rummy During the game play you should always be careful about your opponent's strategy. You should always notice that which card is discarded by your opponent player. In your turn you should discard only that card which is not useful for your opponents. Always try to knock during the game play rather than going for gin because it is good for bonus. You should pick up that card which has been discarded by your opponent and which is useful for you in forming meld. You should avoid that card which is not useful for making melds.
There are many sites from where you can play free gin rummy and lot of strategies you will learn as the tips. This game has many variations so the gin rummy is not a single game. Oklahoma Gin, Single match, Hollywood game, Multi-match these are the variations of the Gin Rummy. So we learnt that the game gin rummy is really easy to learn and interesting to play but needs great skill to win the game.


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4.6 on November 02, 2013
This is an especially good find for the University District. It is within walking distance of the university, dozens of restaurants, shopping, and public transit. Despite the crowded neighborhood we were always able to park nearby with the visitor pass the inn provides. Yes, there are those 27 steps but the staff were quick to offer their assistance with luggage. The rooms were lovely and the beds were very comfortable. Breakfasts were delicious and not too sweet. The staff graciously accommodated both our vegetarian and our gluten-free travelers. The microwave and small frig in the common area were a godsend for us. We were pleased to see fruit along with the usual sweets available for snacking. I look forward to returning some day.
3.8 on September 23, 2013
The breakfast is excellent, the staff very helpful and friendly and the rooms very nice. The only downfall is the amount of steps you need to climb from the street to the front door of the main house (stopped counting at around forty) and if you are in one of the cottages two more sections of stairs. For anyone with leg or back problems this could become difficult, also think of the luggage, remember this is on a hill.
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and while you are remembering that the Inn is indeed on a hill, Remember also that our staff is always, willing and happy to assist you with bringing your luggage up to your room ( and back down too). To keep the record straight, there are exactly 27 steps from the sidewalk to the front door of our main house, trust us, my mother in law was the first to count them many years ago, and yes the Cascade Suite is just like we say on the website, at the top of the hill, and that is a few more stairs up. We love the seclusion and quiet that our wooded off street hillside location offers and are always happy to assist you with bringing your bags up to your room. I am delighted that the guest enjoyed the rest of their stay with us, we do strive to please.
5 on November 17, 2012
Nice and quiet place to stay. Took care of all my needs. The breakfasts were gourmet, even for this wheat free girl. They even put the lights on for me for when I got back at night. The bed was comfortable too. And for those cold wintery nights, taking a shower with the heat fan was a nice touch. Would recommend this place to stay to anyone in a heartbeat.
5 on November 06, 2012
This location was excellent for visiting our son at the University of Washington. The breakfasts were incredibly good and filling. The seating for eight at the breakfast table made for stimulating conversation in the mornings. The morning newspapers in the common room were a nice addition. The bedroom was quite and roomy.
5 on September 24, 2012
We had a good stay here for six nights and would do it again. It is a beautiful home that is well maintained and quiet. It sits in a great neighborhood that is only a few short blocks from a park great for walking. The old house has great charm but is very up to date. The food was terrific and just as it appears in the pictures. The rooms were just as pictured also so there were no surprises. Service was great and the innkeepers very welcoming. Don't worry about booking this place you will have a great stay.
5 on June 29, 2011
My boyfriend and I stayed at this B&B for one night while we were in Seattle and I fell in love with it. The Scallop Chamber was incredibly romantic and the service was outstanding. It is tucked in a neighborhood that is near the University and fun places to visit are close by, but it maintains an aura of being a countryside B&B. The breakfast was also delicious and we got the chance to talk with some other people who were visiting the area during our relaxing morning. When I return to this wonderful city, I will stay in no other place except this B&B.
3.8 on June 28, 2011
Comfortable suite, healthy and delicious breakfasts, great location for getting downtown, to the university, to other neighbourhoods and parks. Warm and friendly staff. Would return if we visit Seattle in the future.
4.0 on June 07, 2011
We spent five days at the Chambered Nautilus in May of 2011. We are a family of four, and stayed in the Ravenna suite (a small apartment). It was exceptionally clean and well serviced. But trolling for parking late at night with children aged 5 and 7 after a long day can be a hassle (yet, it is balanced by the fact that the parking is free w/the pass provided, unlike most lodging in Seattle). The breakfasts were amazing, and without asking when one morning the five year old did not want what was served, a scrambled egg appeared. The neighborhood is interesting, and only a few blocks away is a laundry-mat, groceries, and several upscale shops. Rapid, direct in-room cable internet was an absolute necessity and provided free. The inn keeper and staff were gracious, funny and kind. The trip into DT Seattle is a fast hop, and the zoo is nearby. My only suggestion-I would advise replacing the fold-out couch and have a few more pans for those of us that prep food on a trip. I would definitely stay again!
4.8 on May 14, 2011
This was my third stay at the Chambered Nautilus and it was a pleasure. I feel welcomed and comfortable. I felt like I was at home and not at a hotel. I slept well both nights. The breakfast was amazing. I have enjoyed Sunrise, Bird's Nest and this time, The Scallop Chamber. Each one was very comfortable and restful.
4.6 on May 04, 2011
Love, love, love this B&B... it soothes my soul. I make it out to Seattle at least twice a year and always try to spend at least a night here despite the fact I have plenty of friends and families to stay with. The rooms are comfortable without being too "cute" and Victorian; the breakfast is always terrific. Cookies available all the time. Joyce, the owner, is always warm and welcoming. Beware the steps to get to the place...my older parents did not appreciate hauling their stuff up narrow steps.
4.0 on April 27, 2011
After calling the wrong number and booking this B&B, I thought I'd stick with it and give it a chance when typically with a teenager we stay in a hotel. But this was perfect. The room was larger then any hotel. We stayed on the 3rd floor that has rooms with private full baths. It was very clean and they served hot breakfast in the a.m. I would not hesitate to stay again.
5 on April 26, 2011
Want a change from the ordinary? Stay at the Chambered Nautilus Bed and Breakfast where the accomodations are clean, quiet and beautiful. The food the next day was superior and dining with fellow travelers from around the world made the stay especially fun. We'd highly recommend this spot in Seattle in place of any hotel we've stayed in.
4.6 on April 09, 2011
A very warm welcome, comfy/cozy rooms and AMAZING breakfasts. Truly special.
4.6 on March 20, 2011
This is such an adorable bed and breakfast! The house is full of charm and the rooms are spacious and well-maintained. The staff is so friendly and the breakfasts were amazing. Definitely a hidden gem worth exploring next time you're in Seattle!
5 on September 01, 2010
My wife and I have stayed here several times and have always felt refreshed upon leaving. Rooms are clean and comfortable and quiet at night. The staff is wonderful and the food is delicious. We've never had a bad meal here. Coffee and hot tea along with a treats like cookies are available all day and night. It really feels like coming home each night, even though you're on vacation. Highly recommended!
5 on August 16, 2010
My son's wedding in Seattle was the end of July. He recommended the Nautilus because it is dog friendly! Imagine that! A B and B that takes dogs! We reserved a Suite and even though at the last minute decided to leave our dogs behind, we enjoyed the additional space the Suite offered! All staff were very friendly and we loved the family atmosphere. The location can't be beat as we walked to shops, a park, the University, and restaurants and the public transportation to the water front. The Inn's beautiful gardens and overall atmosphere gave us the relaxing diversion from the pre-wedding activities and chaos! Thank you Joyce and Staff, we'll be back!
5 on April 13, 2010
My wife and I travel much of the year, nationally and internationally. We try to find "interesting" venues such as "special" B&Bs around the world. We really hit the jackpot with the Chambered Nautilus. Wonderful breakfasts, charming and efficient hostesses, interesting guests ...and great accomodations. Five stars!!
5 on April 13, 2010
For our regular Seattle family visits, we divide them into those when we can stay at Chambered Nautilus (great!!), and those when we can't (less great). This is a most friendly and special B&B: wonderful rooms, fabulous (and healthy) breakfasts, and always available tea, fruit, and fresh baked cookies. Joyce and her staff are welcoming and do a fine job. Location is great for the University, walking distance to a number of nice restaurants, and a 5 minute drive to downtown. Royce & Alan, VA
5 on April 12, 2010
My husband and I traveled from New Jersey to Seattle to visit our new grandson (3 weeks old!). This is our 4th stay at the Chambered Nautilus. We arrived to the smell of freshly made, yummy chocolate chip cookies and the beauty of a warm fire in the living room fireplace! Joyce, our personable in-keeper, is always avilable to meet your every need. Her staff has been with her for years, and create your breakfast to your specifications! The rooms are cozy, warm, and very comfortable. The Inn is within walking distamce to an amazing, very large shopping center. You will enjoy your stay at the Chambered Nautilus immensely!
4.2 on April 07, 2010
The Chambered Nautilus is a beautiful inn, the staff is very friendly, and the rooms and bathrooms were very well kept and clean. The B&B is in a great location, the University of Washington campus was an easy walk away. Our 2 night stay was great, and breakfast was delicious!
5 on March 27, 2010
My husband and I stayed at the Chambered Nautilus for 2 nights and loved it. The house is gorgeous, sitting on the side of a hill in the University District, with it's lovely garden, beautiful rooms and cozy living room and dining hall. The staff made us feel very comfortable and welcomed and the breakfast was excellent and very filling. The rooms are very private and quiet and the views are superb when the sun is shining! We caught the bus into the city several times which is a 10 minute walk from the B&B. It was so much easier than having a car in the city and we enjoyed the scenic walk through the U District. I highly recommend the Chambered Nautilus.
4.4 on March 21, 2010
Recently stayed for 4 nights in the Northwest Chamber and was very impressed with the cleanliness and cozy feeling. The service during breakfast was exceptional and the location was in a great spot near the university. The only downside was the variety of breakfasts. Of the four breakfasts we had, two were pancakes (chocolate chip and pumpkin) and two were quiches (southwestern). They were both very good, but I was hoping to have some of the breakfasts that were shown on the website. That being said, I highly recommend staying at the Chambered Nautilus.
4.8 on August 28, 2009
We thoroughly enjoyed our recent three days at The Chambered Nautilus. Stayed in the Scallop Chamber...the largest room on the 3rd floor (but still felt cozy). This room has its own open porch/deck. WiFi throughout the Inn is important to me. All staff members were friendly, polite and responsive. All three breakfasts were different and delicious. First floor living room is comfortable ... great place to read the morning papers (New York Times & Seattle Times). We will stay here on future trips to visit our family in Seattle.
4.2 on July 07, 2009
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our two night stay at the Chambered Nautilus B&B in Seattle. We stayed in the Rose Room which was very comfortable and spacious. It has a balcony attached which was great for morning coffee and afternoon wine. Joyce (owner/innkeeper) was very friendly and accommodating. The B&B is located very close to the Univ. of WA, shopping, and many delicious restaurants. The food was very good and the staff was very attentive. I would stay there again and would recommend this B&B to family and friends.
5 on June 04, 2009
This 1915 mansion tucked in a wooded residential area adjacent to UW is within walking distance to University Village (upscale shopping mall) and several nice restaurants. Downtown Seattle is 10 minutes away by car or transit. The superb location is matched by the accommodations of this lovely B&B. Joyce (owner/proprietor) is welcoming, warmly hospitable, and efficiently informative. The rooms (we have stayed in 2) are clean, comfortable, and absolutely charming. The modern conveniences mesh delightfully with the splendid antique furnishings. The coffee is excellent, the cookies abundant, and the breakfasts exceptional. Having stayed in numerous B&B's for more than 20 years, this one is nothing less than outstanding. What a delightful discovery! We will be back (again) :)
5 on June 03, 2009
I would highly recommend staying at Chambered Nautilus B&B. What a hidden jewel nestled in Seattle. Friendly, attentive staff, marvelous breakfasts, amazing oatmeal cookies served all day long, and the most splendid rooms I have had the pleasure to stay in. You will not be disappointed. We stayed 3 nights in May 2008 in the Scalloped Room which is filled with charming romantic appeal. Comfortable bed, bedding, towels, and styled with adorable charm. You will not be disappointed. I highly recommend spending your stay here and would come back often.
5 on May 08, 2009
My experience here was phenomenal! Our room was spotless, gorgeously quaint, full of character and romantic! We loved dormer seat, a fire place, and a really, really comfortable bed! Value was amazing! Price includes a superb breakfast, water in the room, chocolates, and coffee/tea, fruits and cookies available 24hours! The entire inn is beautifully decorated from top to toe. The garden is gorgeous! I am allergic to wheat and milk and the staff still came up with a series of amazing breakfasts and had all the substitutes I needed, with great taste too! I can't imagine that any other inn will ever live up to this one! Thank you Chambered Nautilus!
4.4 on May 05, 2009
I am 55, traveling alone to visit my kids at UW. I was VERY comfortable here, felt secure, welcomed. This was better than any other place I had stayed in the UW area.
5 on April 27, 2009
The warm, caring staff at the Chambered Nautilus combines with the comfort and charm of the rooms to make our every stay a delight. For over 10 years we have stayed at least once a year while visiting Seattle. It is the standard by which we measure all other B&B's. Delicious breakfasts, warm chocolate chip cookies, hot coffee, tea, and good conversation are part of every day. The rooms are immaculate and quiet. This is a don't miss treasure in the U District.
4.2 on April 23, 2009
We felt comfortable and at home. The staff was friendly and responded to all our requests promptly and graciously. The decor is charming with two fireplaces making it very cozy. Location very close to the University and to excellent shopping. We had everything we needed - tea and coffee and snacks always available, computer and printer, etc. We will return to this inn whenever we visit our son at UW,
4.8 on April 17, 2009
This is a charming and very friendly B&B in a great location for the university and easy to get to downtown. Comfortable rooms, excellent breakfasts, and an interesting group of guests -- I look forward to returning!
4.8 on February 04, 2009
we loved our stay at the Chambered Nautilus, and we recommend it to all of our friends and family.
4.2 on January 05, 2009
This is right in the University District, close to shopping, food and other activities. If you are familiar with navigating Seattle, you can easily get around the backways, but the location is close to main streets that will take you to freeway access. The suite we stayed in was warm and cozy and we were able to settle in right away. The staff is very friendly and the breakfast superb.
5 on May 18, 2007
Delightful B&B, convenient to the University and all area sights and activities. Set on a hill, surrounded by flowering gardens. Inside are welcoming common areas, with fireplaced living room (where tempting tea and cookies await), sunporch, and dining room where delicious breakfasts are served. We enjoyed fresh fruit, granola (homemade), and French toast, with lots of good coffee. My room was handsome in deep red and white decor, with a great shower and a convenient desk (with wi-fi) for working. Also loved the third floor room with wainscotted walls and corner fireplace. Gracious helpful innkeeper and staff. Highly recommend.


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We have forced air heating system and will be converting to floor vent into toekick vent once we install the cabinets. I was hoping to find inset wood grills for that, but they are hard to find (locally) and then we need to deal with staining them to match the color. Then the idea hit me -- why don't we carve in the toekick where the grill should be? We can drill a series of holes (maybe in some interesting patter), which will be the easiest, or, we can use router to carve the slots just like in a real wood grill. Do you see any problem with that?
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You can order wood vent covers for forced air heating, made of the same wood as your floor, on the web or in advertisements in woodworking or homebuilding magazines. Other than that, any of the things you suggested are ok. You should use solid wood rather than MFD. |
- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Wed, Aug 31, 11 at 20:52
I made some for my last home out of wood. I tilted my table saw blade maybe 10-15 degrees, put the wood on it, raised the blade, lowered it, moved the fence over 1/4" and repeated. Keep the blade at a consistent height either by counting the revolutions on the hand wheel or minding the entry - exit points visually. You need to use very straight-grained wood for this, or the vanes will tend to warp. While this is not complicated, it requires some skill and safety awareness by an experienced operator. |
"I believe both toekickes are of MDF material (right, not real wood), but I plan on lining the inside with aluminum foil. " By the time you have enough hole area the remaining material is going to be very weak. The first time a foot or mop bangs into it it is likely to simple fail. Wooden rates need to be made of solid wood to have any strength. |
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The reception, which was open to the public but not well publicized, wasn't really a groundbreaking -- not a single shovel of earth was tilled -- but it served the same purpose of ceremoniously indicating that the project has officially begun.
Lewis Sharp, the DAM's brilliant director, served as emcee for the festivities. And from my point of view, he desrves almost all the credit for the DAM expansion, which will nearly double the size of the museum. Sharp is extremely pragmatic, inordinately savvy, unbelievably charming and remarkably funny -- attributes he has drawn on throughout the process, pushing the project to unprecedented heights. This is why Denver is getting the kind of museum building the world is already starting to notice -- even though, as I said, they haven't turned that first shovel of earth yet!
From the very start, back in the late 1990s, when discussions that concerned over-crowding began at the current DAM, Sharp's intelligence was the guiding force. The problem with the present building was obvious: It was too small. Lots of the collection, way more than half, is put away in perpetual storage. And those blockbusters! When a big one's in town, the museum gets so crowded that it's hard to move anywhere on the first floor.
Some museum directors -- too many, as a matter of fact -- would have looked at the problem and decided that the answer was to scrap the existing facility and build anew. But Sharp would have none of that. The building, after all, is an iconic work by a giant of twentieth-century architecture -- the late Italian modernist Gio Ponti -- that is highly valued by many. The distinctive structure, clad in Pyrex glass tiles, is Ponti's only project in North America, so before plans were formalized for an expansion, Sharp decided to preserve the existing DAM building and to construct a freestanding addition that would minimize any negative effects it might have on the Ponti.
It was also Sharp who decided that the new building would be an important work by a significant architect. Because the expansion site is near the distinctive Ponti building and the compelling Michael Graves-designed Denver Public Library, the museum director ordered something special, and apparently that's what he got.
In retrospect, Sharp's move to save the Ponti building and go after a world-class design for the new addition may seem like such an obviously right choice that anyone would have come up with the same two-part solution. However, it's easy to forget that making the right choice around here is something that's rarely done. Remember Zeckendorf Plaza downtown, the I.M. Pei complex that was destroyed at public expense? Recall Bill Muchow's Currigan Hall on Speer Boulevard, likewise a memory thanks to taxpayer's money? What about those now happily scuttled plans to destroy the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center that were floating around last year? See, being as sharp as Sharp isn't as easy as it looks.
Sharp's enthusiastic performance at last week's ceremony, during which he laid the credit for the project in the laps of everyone except himself, is indicative of his successful interpersonal technique. He began by acknowledging, above all others, three-term Denver mayor Wellington Webb, even though Webb has been as much an obstacle as an ally. Of course, that didn't prevent Webb from unself-consciously taking bows.
The intrepid Sharp got the bond election on the ballot by guiding the process through the quagmire of the Webb administration, ultimately getting the mayor on board. Sharp profusely thanked Webb last week for his endorsement of the expansion, but when the DAM originally went to hizzonor and asked for $63.5 million for the expansion, Webb stingily rolled it back to $62.5 million for no real reason at all, except that he could. The withheld million was particularly galling in light of the money the City was throwing at the Colorado Convention Center and hotel, Invesco Field and the Pepsi Center -- nearly a billion, as it turns out.
The bond passed handily in the 1999 election -- and I think the voters would have even passed a bond for $100 million. It's too bad Webb didn't allow the DAM to go for more money than it did.
I thought of all this as Webb accepted Sharp's generously presented accolades. As he made his remarks, the mayor got to the point where he acknowledged that he was unworthy of Sharp's many compliments. Now that Webb was stepping down, I thought, as I stood listening, maybe he'd be a little statesmanlike and give Sharp his due. But he didn't. Webb said the person really responsible for the success of the DAM project was his wife, Wilma Webb. The first lady, whom the mayor described as being interested in art and culture, officially served on the DAM's architect selection committee and unofficially had pillow-talk time with the mayor.


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We guarantee there will be something for you to enjoy at the Festival.
Whether you want to have fun with the family, sink your teeth into a juicy debate, find out about the latest research in areas such as making millions from maths to myths about monsters; and personalised medicine to personal responsibility.
A series of adult events keeps the fun going after dark, so get your mates together and have a night out with a difference.
People from a range of professions will benefit from events that offer guidance on the impact of latest scientific research and how you can get help with developing your own ideas.
You can now search the programme online or download a pdf of the programme (948mb)
Some Festival events will be drop-in activities however booking will be required for most events.
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Ed Boyle has been swimming for over 50 years. He grew up swimming competitively for Ginter Park and joined the VCU-AAU winter program in 1970. He completed his first Olympic distance triathlon in 1992 in Winchester, Virginia. Since then he has completed a number of 70.3's, including Savage Man'12 followed up by Ironman Florida later that same season where he raised money to support cancer research.
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When Bill Walsh was coaching in the 1980s, he used to say that few can coach quarterbacks, and fewer can evaluate them. The wisdom from the old ball coach was true then and still holds true today, with many struggling to identify a proper quarterback.
This year, it's perhaps even more difficult. With the draft class lacking a truly elite, standout prospect. Instead, it's filled with players who may not be a fit for all systems, but are for a select few. In the end, that may be enough to determine who will or won't succeed.
A quarterback that has many split is Southern California's Matt Barkley. Once considered a top-tier and clear No. 1 prospect, he's suddenly fallen in evaluator's eyes and is debated not only as the second best quarterback, but in some cases, third best.
The biggest knock on Barkley has been his arm strength, which is clearly not to be mistaken for Aaron Rodgers' arm or even Tom Brady's arm at this point in his career. It's synonymous with Matt Flynn's, who throws a beautiful deep ball by putting air underneath it but struggles with velocity in the middle of the field. For some, that sets off a mental alarm. Flynn's been a backup quarterback all his career and wasn't exactly a highly-coveted passer coming out of LSU.
It's true, he wasn't.
But Barkley's arm does compare to Flynn's, even though the rest of his game perhaps doesn't. Also like Flynn, Barkley needs more coaching coming out of school. His footwork tends to be scrambled under pressure, and he raises his arm up to pass the ball too quickly in those situations; both have led to sacks, fumbles, and a whole lot of inaccuracy. In addition, he doesn't often reset his feet when forced to move and throw from a second platform, and he sometimes dwells on a read, which led to interceptions in 2012.
Faced with a ferocious Stanford defense, Barkley stood in the shotgun set as he prepared to catch the football. To his right, he had two receivers facing three defenders. Both receivers were going to be running vertical routes; one on the numbers, the other down the sideline — that is if he could beat the initial jam at the line.
When Barkley caught the snap, he scanned the field to his left before turning his eyes to the right. It was the short side of the field and the Cardinal's defense still had three defenders in coverage. The linebacker was underneath the slot while the safety was over the top, and the perimeter cornerback was physical with the outside receiver.
In the pocket, Barkley stood with little-to-no pressure surrounding him. The USC offensive line kept the pocket clean against a delayed four-man rush, as their quarterback looked to make a snap decision of where he was throwing the ball. Despite having his slot receiver running free inside the numbers, Barkley chose to throw the ball outside.
Throwing the ball outside was not the ideal scenario for two reasons.
1. The receiver wasn't open
2. It could have easily led to a turnover.
If Barkley throws the ball outside, the only logical ball placement would be out of bounds. Like Jim Harbaugh says to his quarterbacks, an incompletion is always better than an interception, even if it means the chains aren't moved. In this case, Barkley threw the ball to his outside receiver, who struggled to get off the press coverage, and the ball was easily intercepted by the Stanford cornerback.
Barkley's decisions are going to have to be better in the NFL, particularly because he doesn't have a howitzer attached to his shoulder. He's going to have to protect the ball and beat defenses before the snap. He'll have to break down tendencies, read his keys, know where his receivers will be, and know where he's going with the ball prior to throwing.
The best schematic fit for Barkley would be Bill Walsh's old West Coast Offense, where he would throw short-to-intermediate passes off of play action. However, because the West Coast Offense has evolved tremendously since its inception, there's no such pure philosophy.
The team that selects him will have to cater to his talent and his preferences much like the New England Patriots did when they chose Tom Brady to be their franchise quarterback and the Philadelphia Eagles have done over the years with the dual thinking of Andy Reid and Marty Mornhinweg.
If he goes to the right system, Barkley could be a successful pro. Conversely, if he goes to a coach who doesn't know how to coach and scheme quarterbacks, then he has little chance.


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Let's not talk about how I've been hunting down a pair of these for months now, and every site I manage to find them on, they're always sold out (except for, of course, on Giant Vintage). No. What really won me over about this shop were the Tootsie Rolls they included in my package. Bless them!
I had to spread the word; check them out here. It's like an arsenal of vintage shades where you'll be able to drool at every single vintage and vintage-inspired model you could possibly dream of. Thank you, Giant Vintage Sunglasses. Your sticker has even earned a place on my laptop lid. And that's saying a lot.


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If you're a fan of astronomy and looking for a subtle way to incorporate it into your everyday accessories, then this Moon Wach is the perfect way to do it.
While not over-the-top or visually distracting, this timepiece features a subtle image of the moon within the face of the watch. It showcases the distinctive crater surface of the moon, which is instantly recognizable by those who study or are a fan of astronomy. This nerdy watch design is a great example of how you can combine functionality and personal interest into one compact device.
This moon-inspired watch is a great way to show off your personal taste and style, while simultaneously being able to tell the time.


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Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Arizona's total value of international exports as a share of gross product was 33rd highest among the 50 states and District of Columbia in 2012. Arizona ranked 36th for manufactured goods. In 1997, Arizona had ranked eighth overall and ninth for manufactured goods. The state's large relative decline in export share can be traced to its sizable relative decrease in its manufacturing sector. In particular, the electronics manufacturing subsector's share of total GDP has dropped considerably.
Indicator Insight
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
For decades, Arizona was one of the national leaders in aggregate economic growth, as measured by the percent change in measures such as gross product and employment. However, its growth rate always has been highly cyclical. During expansionary periods, Arizona always has been among the top states on the rate of growth. During recessions, the Arizona economy generally slumped at a rate similar to the national average, but would experience a rapid recovery. This pattern continued through the economic expansion of the mid-2000s.
Indicator Insight
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Per capita earnings in Arizona has been lower than the national average for decades. The 2011 differential of 19 percent is the largest on record; the typical differential has been between 10 and 15 percent. Thus, for residents who have spent some or all of their working life in the state, the state's historically low per capita earnings help to explain the state's below-average per capita property income.
Indicator Insight
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
The transaction privilege tax (TPT), often referred to as the sales tax, is a major source of revenue for state and local governments in Arizona. The TPT is applied to numerous categories, such as contracting and utilities. The analysis in this paper is limited to the retail category, which accounts for half of the TPT collected by state government, and the restaurant and bar category, which contributes one-tenth of the TPT revenue.
Indicator Insight
Monday, March 4, 2013
Arizona's diverse population is always changing. Understanding the state's shifting demographics matters for good planning and effective policy making. This issue of Indicator Insight explores some of the major categories of demographic data available from the decennial census, the American Community Survey and other key sources.


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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Employee Pleads Guilty To Embezzling Government Property
Baltimore, Maryland - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) employee Sheldon S. Mixon, age 42, of Elkridge, Maryland, pleaded guilty today to embezzling over $26,000 in government property.
The guilty plea was announced by United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein and Mary L. Kendall, Acting Inspector General, Department of Interior, Office of Inspector General.
According to his plea agreement, from about 2008 to 2011, Mixon embezzled between $26,000 and $70,000 from the FWS by using his government-issued credit card to purchase items from Office Depot, Best Buy and other retailers for his personal use. On October 14, 2011, Mixon admitted to law enforcement agents that he had made multiple unauthorized charges on his government charge card.
Mixon faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, or up to twice the gain or loss, whichever is greater. As part of his plea agreement, Mixon has agreed to forfeit the amount of money, which the court will determine at sentencing, that he embezzled. U.S. District Judge J. Frederick Motz has scheduled sentencing for January 11, 2012 at 9:30 a.m.
United States Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein commended the U.S. Department of Interior, Office of Inspector General for its work in the investigation and thanked Assistant United States Attorney Jonathan C. Su, who is prosecuting the case.


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Water levels in the Lake are currently regulated by a complex system of pumps, spillways, and locks according to a regulation schedule developed by the USACE. The regulation schedule attempts to achieve multiple-use purposes as well as provide seasonal lake level fluctuations. The schedule is designed to maintain a low lake stage to provide both storage capacity and flood protection for surrounding areas during the wet season. The schedule is also a guide for the management of high lake stages that might threaten the integrity of the Herbert Hoover Dike and thereby risk flooding of downstream lands. During the winter, lake water levels may be increased to store water for the upcoming dry season. This is facilitated by holding water that flows into the Lake from the Kissimmee River Basin and by backpumping from the EAA.
Water quality data indicate that the Lake is currently in a eutrophic condition, primarily due to excessive nutrient loads from the agricultural sources both north and south of the Lake. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, total phosphorus concentrations as low as 50 parts per billion (ppb) were measured. Currently, total phosphorus concentrations in the Lake have been measured in the 100 ppb range. It is likely that historic in-lake turbidity was much lower than current conditions as well.
The CERP presents a new operational plan for the Lake that maximizes water storage opportunities, enhances wildlife populations, restores the ecological health of the Lake, and protects coastal estuaries and public health. ASR technology provides storage - an important component that will contribute to the overall Everglades restoration. The CERP includes the construction of up to 200 ASR wells (with associated pre- and post- treatment facilities) installed adjacent to Lake Okeechobee, with a total combined pumping capacity of 1 billion gallons of water per day. Specifically, the CERP states:
"The purpose of this feature is to: (1) provide additional regional storage while reducing both evaporation losses and the amount of land removed from current land use (e.g. agriculture) that would normally be associated with construction and operation of above-ground storage reservoirs; (2) increase the Lake's water storage capability to better meet regional water supply demands for agriculture, Lower East Coast urban areas, and the Everglades; (3) manage a portion of regulatory releases from the Lake primarily to improve Everglades hydropatterns and to meet regulatory discharges to the St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee Estuaries; and (5) [sic] maintain and enhance the existing level of flood protection."
ASR technology is proposed as a significant storage component in the CERP, with the FAS acting as a large underground reservoir. The advantages of using ASR technology for these objectives include:
Reduced costs compared with expensive, surface storage facilities
Eliminates detrimental discharges to the St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee estuaries
Nearly unlimited underground storage capacity eliminates water losses due to evapotranspiration and seepage
Wells can be located in areas of greatest need, reducing water distribution costs
Requires limited land acquisition
Provides the ability to recover large volumes of water during severe droughts, presumably when reservoir levels would be low
These advantages are particularly important in South Florida where land acquisition costs are high, the availability of water is seasonal, and the underlying FAS are geographically extensive.
The South Florida Ecosystem Restoration Task Force Working Group commissioned the development of an ASR Issue Team in 1998. The Team – consisting of members of the SFWMD, USACE, EPA, FDEP, USGS, other local governmental agencies, and private consultants – met to address the technical and regulatory uncertainties associated with the ASR technology and the scale at which it is proposed in the CERP. The ASR Issue Team identified seven (7) issues that should be addressed prior to full-scale implementation, as presented in their report (ASR Issue Team, July 1999). At least three (3) of these issues are regional in nature. While the ASR pilot projects themselves – including the subject Lake Okeechobee ASR Pilot Project – will not address all seven issues, they will provide valuable site-specific data, which can be used in the regional analyses (including model development) to address all seven issues. A more detailed discussion of the Issue Team items is contained in a subsequent section of this document.
The primary area of investigation for ASR implementation is the perimeter area around the northern rim of Lake Okeechobee, from the City of Moore Haven on the west to the City of Okeechobee to the north, to Port Mayaca on the east, as shown on Figure 2 [renumbered as Figure E-1 in this report]. The known occurrence of poorer quality water on the south side of the Lake due to EAA backpumping operations suggests that the remaining area along the Lake perimeter would be a secondary area of investigation.
The area of investigation adjacent to the Lake is characterized as lowland, at an elevation of between 10 to 20 feet above NGVD. Land use is primarily unimproved and improved pasture, wetlands, and occasional areas of planted field crops. State Road 441 runs along the northeast perimeter of the Lake, whereas State Road 78 runs along the northwest perimeter of the Lake.
The final locations and layout of the pilot ASR wells and monitor wells have not been determined at this time. Well siting must incorporate information regarding the proposed footprints of the pilot facilities and feasible conveyance systems to surface water bodies. Well locations and spacing will also be determined based on specific-capacity and aquifer test data obtained from the initial exploratory wells. For more information on the geologic and hydrogeologic setting of the Lake and the aquifers relevant to this project, the reader is referred to Section 4.


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Glad that you were able to get what you were looking for. I was actually surprised that our Target still had a couple of the 40" TV and 32" TV that were on sale for Black Friday. I ended up not going until about 3 pm on Friday. I was also able to pick up a few movie's that I've been wanting but we were sold out of Brave when I went. Those are some cute pants!! I didn't see any of those at our store!! But I did get a couple pairs of pj's for me, the Princess Kitchen for $50 for my DD (couldn't believe they still had 3 of them left when I got there), Elf on the Shelf (he's joined our family this year and the kids already love it!!) and a few other toys for the kids. Pretty good shopping day. Quote:
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************************************************** ******** Yesterday was such a nice day here - a bit cold, but nice and sunny. I started off in my sewing room for a few hours... I wanted to get a head start on my next bag, seeing as it is quite detailed. Looking ahead at my week - I have 2 days off of my sewing room - so the 3 days I have in there will have to be maximized. I know already that I will be finishing up into the weekend. Which is OK. Just glad I have a head start. After lunch, we headed out to pick out our tree. Last year, we purchased from the boy scouts. We were going to do that again this year - but we have a tree farm so close to us (less than 10 miles) - and we like to utilize local businesses as much as possible. After stomping around in the wind for about an hour - we finally found a tree worthy of our family. But it wasn't easy. After I took the required photos, Josh started cutting... We did have fun at the tree farm though... We took the Jeep and a trailer, rather than the pick-up... And the tree farm was just like off roading - LOL, so we were bouncing all over. It was quite humorous. On the way home, we decided that we will be buying from the boy scouts for the next couple of years. The tree farm is getting very picked over, and it's really getting harder and harder to find any trees that aren't short/or bare. The tree we found is quite short - but we don't have very tall ceilings, so we don't need a very tall one. And it's even hard for us to find one - so I can't imagine what others do? So, when we got home, Josh started setting it up, and he realized that our old tree stand was cracked... So, off to the hardware store to get a new one. I like the new one much better - it's so much smaller than our old one. Once Josh's job of getting it straight and setting up the lights was done, the girls hung a few select ornaments on the top half of the tree. We decided to leave the bottom half bare, and an MM precaution. We don't have a beautiful tree - we have a sentimental one... Each ornament was a gift from someone representing something. Except a few glass balls, of course. And, so far, MM doesn't really pay any attention to it. ************************************************** ******** Today will be a crazy day for me... Alli has a dentist appt. at 11... So I have to run to town in the middle of my day, pick her up from school, wait at the dentist's office for her, and give her a ride back to school. Then she has to stay after for a project - so I will have to go back to town at 3:30 to give her a ride home. Clearly, my day in my sewing room will be staggared, at best. I hope you all had a wonderful holiday weekend, and those of you traveling had a safe trip home. D~
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I love your tree! Ours is not ever fancy either. I let the kids decorate it and all the ornaments are sentimental as well. We have a few lone balls and things left that were purchased at K-Mart the first year we were married, but the rest are ornaments we have purchased for specific reasons throughout the years. It's just more special that way, isn't it?
We will be putting our tree up next weekend.
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I love that you still go and cut your own tree! We did that until two years ago when DH said enough! We have such great memories of our forays into the various tree farms! Good stuff! I also love that you left the lower branches bare. I'm surprised MM hasn't paid any attention, but that's a good thing.
I did not get the tree decorated or the cards addressed, but I did go shopping, so the day wasn't a total loss. I also did some cyber shopping, which takes time. But I'm in pretty good shape for our trip. I'm doing laundry now and will finish packing today except for essentials. Just got back from the dentist and plan to go out again. THEN I'll start on the tree! Glad to hear you're starting another bag, can't wait to see it when it's finished. I'll have to really chain myself to the sewing room chair when we get back from Disney in order to get everything done I hope to do. The one saving grace is that we won't see most of our family until January for Christmas, so I have a bit more time to work. Have fun in your sewing room this week!
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Nope we didn't get our tree decorated. I didn't even get the decorations out. G needs to bring the ladder upstairs for me since we moved the decorations up into the attic.
My tree is only 5feet on the years we go away so it seriously doesn't take that long. Maybe sometime this week. I worked on orders instead since I had some energy.
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DH got out tree up Friday and Saturday, after shopping with my SisIL and MIL, we put all the decorations on/up. Didn't find too many gifts out shopping, but I did get a great bargain for me. T's cool with the tree. He was actually more interested in the outdoor lights when we de-tangled them in the living room. I am so far behind on so many projects...with our refridgerator playing the "guess if I'm working game" this weekend (the freezer completely defrosted Wednesday but miraclously started making Ice Friday) and taking my mom to urgent care yesterday after a fall (she's sore, but no broken bones - pretty sturdy at 78) I didn't have the energy to wrestle large amounts of fabric. Can't wait to see your detailed new bag.
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Our tree is a sentimental one too. When I was a kid, every year my parents bought 5 of the exact same ornament (One for each person...my parents, me and 2 brothers). When my brothers and I grew up and moved out we each got to take one of each of the sets of ornaments. It was our "starter kit" for our own first Christmas tree. Since then my parents have divorced, but my mom and dad both still buy me a new ornament every year. After my aunt (my mom's sister) passed away in 2000 my mom usually gets me an angel and my dad usually gets me a frog (I collect frogs.) My new ornaments are one of my favorite Christmas presents each year. Our dogs really don't bother our tree...except our little Beagle, Elise. She is notorious for opening the presents! Last year she ripped open my son's X-Mas Eve gift (new X-Mas PJ's to sleep in) and chewed a hole through the pants. I had to go out and buy him new PJ's like 3 days before Christmas. I swear...if she wasn't such a cute dog...
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Love the tree and the photos of the girls with it!
I agree that it's nice to use local farmers, our nearby tree farm is getting picked over a bit too but the memories are still worth it!
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listening to Christmas musiv and really looking forward
to getting my own tree but as tradition I will wait until 12/15 enjoyed seeing pics of yours though brought back a lot of memories of going to tree farms when my DDs were home |
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I'll be MIA after today. We leave tomorrow at 8AM for Disney and will be back Dec 6. Can't wait!
I know what you mean about avoiding taking vacation close to the holidays, but the funny thing about going at this time of year is, I tend to be more organized than ever and get things done in a more timely way than if I had no vacation plans. It's the IGAD disease I suffer from: I've Got All Day! So, maybe one day you can plan a trip during the holiday season and surprise yourself with how efficient you become. Not that you're not efficient now. Anyway, don't completely rule out a holiday trip. Just be sure to go before the crazy crowds!! I got my Christmas cards done and will be decorating the tree today after my eye dr. appt. and a quick (?) trip to Target. I'm mostly packed, just a few things to add. Hope you have a productive week in your sewing room. I'll be anxious to get caught up when I get back.
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I hope you'll post pictures of your tree too. Quote:
Oh no, our fridge hasn't played any games like that yet - but occasionally it will start to make odd noises - and it's a fairly new fridge. So sorry about your mom, I am very glad she is OK though - that had to be a scary few moments. Quote:
Rufus never bothered the tree either - until last year... Josh's brother brought Dutch chocolate (which Ruf had never gotten into either), we came home to all of the Dutch chocolate packages opened and a bit eaten from each one. Suddenly, he developed a taste for forign chocolate... Thankfully he didn't get sick. This year... We will be very careful when Brian's package arrives. Quote:
************************************************** ******** Yesterday was crazy, as promised. But... I managed to get my whole bag quilted - which is good. That was my goal for yesterday. Alli's dentist appt went great, no cavities. Today, I won't make it into my sewing room at all... As I am meeting up with my Aunt and my Cousin (the same ones I went to the AG sale with this summer) to do our annual Christmas shopping trip to the MOA. I really have nothing to get - unless I can find one gift for one person. I would like to hit Sears though, for the Lands End section - to see if I can find a white/off white long sleeved tee for myself. I've been trying to figure out what I am wearing for Christmas this year - it sounds like it is going to be a BIG event, since Josh's dad and step-mom will be home and also his uncle and family is coming from Alaska and another from Missouri. I will also try to see if there is anything fun for the girls to wear for Christmas. I have to leave the MOA by 1:15 though... After Alli's dentist appt yesterday, she showed me her hands. She has psoriasis, and her fingers are just really bad this year. So, I made a Dr. appt for her. I hope her Dr. will just refill her ointment (I suspect the tube she has been using is expired, and that's why it isn't working) - rather than send her to her Dermatologist - he is a dick and we don't like him at all. Even his reviews on Google say he is a dick... So, I feel better that I am not the only one. Tonight is the last of our turkey leftovers... We are making mini turkey pot pies. Num! Alli doesn't like them though - she says the crust makes her ill. And that's all for my boring life today. I hope everyone has a fantastic day! D~
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Your shopping day sounds as if it was quite successful. And I love your tree. I can't remember the last time we had a live tree. Red Lobster, in general, has gone down in quality I have found.
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D~ sounds like your family had a nice Thanksgiving and a busy weekend. I'm glad your BF shift at Target was not too crazy. All your Girls Only shopping trips sound like fun. MM's stocking looks great and I love the "M" on it. Your tree looks very nice - I think last year was the first year I put non-paper ornaments towards the bottom of the tree. Curtis tends to take the ornaments off the tree to look at them. I have done NO Christmas shopping this year. I'm kind of at a loss for what to get the kids this year. I have no good ideas. Lois - hope you have a great trip to WDW. |
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Look at you tree decorated and even have wrapped gifts under! We are so slacking this year lol. We have our tree up and lights on it ha ha.
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Yeah for no cavities! Sorry she can't enjoy the turkey pies, although I understand...I can't eat large quantities of turkey because it makes me sick.
So, is your Doctor the dick or the dermatologist the dick? I just got a little confused. I've got so much to do for Christmas...and what did I do yesterday instead of working on it? Pilates. Well, kind of half pilates until the dog decided he was hungry and came and laid on me. All these Ruths following you makes me remember a great story from my babysitting days. The boys I sat with regularly were watching Rugrats and one of them turned around and said, "Hey! Tommy doesn't have a babysitter!" The title of the episode was "Ruthless Tommy." Looking forward to more Christmas excitement and baglike goodies. Ruth
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IYANLA: FIX MY LIFE (60 Minutes)
90-Minute Season Premiere - Saturday, April 13 (9 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. ET/PT)Iyanla Vanzant, accomplished author, inspirational speaker, talk show host and living testament to the value in life's valleys and the power of acting on faith, goes behind closed doors and deep inside the most private parts of people's lives for emotional, riveting conversations. Season two features powerful episodes with multi-platinum rapper and actor DMX and former Real Housewives of Atlanta star Sheree Whitfield.
(P) Saturday, April 13 (9 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: Fix My Rap Star Life
Iyanla travels to multi-platinum rapper and actor DMXs hometown of Yonkers, New York to support DMX in his deep-rooted struggles with women, sex and drugs. She also sits down with DMXs 19-year old son, Xavier and his estranged wife, Tashera. Later, things go awry as DMXs emotions run high and his temper takes over in the most controversial and explosive interview of Iyanlas career.
(P) Saturday, April 20 (9 p.m. - 10 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: Fix My Celebrity Ex-Spouse
Iyanla works with former Real Housewife of Atlanta Sheree Whitfield on her co-parenting relationship with her ex-husband, former NFL star Bob Whitfield. Iyanla and Bob head to the Georgia Dome to discuss Bob and Sherees volatile relationship history. Then, in a tense and emotional conversation, Iyanla sits down with Sheree at Chateau Sheree to find out whats really going on behind the reality stars tough exterior. Later, she meets with the couple to talk about the role of co-parenting in spite of their contentious divorce. Secrets are revealed, truths are uncovered and emotions run high as Sheree and Bob reveal how they really feel about each other.
(P) Saturday, April 27 (9 p.m. - 10 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: Fix My Diva Life
Iyanla hits the road to help a family in crisis in Stockbridge, Georgia. Popular radio personality Sasha the Diva is caught in the middle of a tumultuous relationship between her 42-year-old husband of two-years, Kevin, and her 17-year-old son, Dominique. Since remarrying, Sasha's husband's harsh parenting style and her son's rebellious behavior have left the family in ruins. As the damage piles up, Iyanla intervenes to open the lines of communication between all three family members, before it is too late.
LIFE WITH LA TOYA (30 Minutes)
Series Premiere - Saturday, April 13 (10:30 p.m. - 11 p.m. ET/PT)
Life With La Toya gives an inside look at the outrageous world of La Toya Jacksonthe wild card of one of showbizs most famous familiesas she tackles love, career and maybe even parenthood, all on her own unpredictable terms. The new reality series gets up close and personal as La Toya hunts for a new house, builds new business ventures, contemplates starting a family and perhaps the biggest of all --- jumps into the dating pool for the first time, ever. On board for her new adventures are La Toyas devoted business partner Jeffré, her legendary mom and dad, a pair of meddlesome matchmakers, a magician, a lovelorn lifeguard and La Toyas lifelong best gal-pal Kathy Hilton (yes, Paris mom). La Toya also opens up about her tumultuous past darkened by an abusive ex-husband, the death of her brother and family feuds.
(P) Saturday, April 13 (10:30 p.m. - 11 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: La Toya On Top
For the first time, La Toya is calling the shots and taking control of her life. For starters, shes on the hunt for a big new house to call home. Kathy Hilton, La Toyas lifelong best friend pops by, and soon the pair is discussing the wild timeline of La Toyas life, which has led her to where she is today.
(P) Saturday, April 20 (10:30 p.m. - 11 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: A Message from Michael
After a visit to the Jackson family home in Indiana, La Toya is inspired to confront haunting questions about her brothers death; but will paranormal activity and a visit to a psychic push her over the edge?
(P) Saturday, April 27 (10:30 p.m. - 11 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: Size Matters
La Toya is ready to start shopping for her big new dream house, but when it comes to finding a man to share it with, is she emotionally up to the task? Whether shes looking for a mansion or a man, La Toya is one tough customer with very specific needs.
RAISING WHITLEY (30 Minutes)
Series Premiere - Saturday, April 20 (10 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. ET/PT)
Raising Whitley is a humorous and poignant new docu-series following actress and comedienne Kym Whitley and her riotous collective of friends whom she calls "The Village as they attempt to do something none of them have ever done before: raise a baby together. When Kym signed up to mentor a troubled young girl, she never imagined she'd get a call from the hospital saying, "Your baby is ready." After learning that her mentee exited the maternity ward leaving only Kyms contact information, Kym experienced a cataclysmic moment. With less than an hour to make a life-changing decision and to do a lifetime of soul-searching Kym chose to become a mother. The Village banded together to help Kym bring up baby Joshua the best they knowhow, but sometimes it's hard to tell who is more mature Joshua or the adults tasked with raising him. Over the season, Kym learns the chaotic realities of becoming a full-time mom: She realizes that, while Craigslist may be perfect for finding an old couch, its not ideal for finding a new nanny; she survives Joshuas first haircut; she gets her groove back on a manhunt with her girlfriends; and she discovers that being "just friends" with Joshuas "daddy" may not be that simple.
(P) Saturday, April 20 (10 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: Meet Kym Whitley
Actress and comedienne Kym Whitley receives a life-changing call making her the guardian of a baby boy. Now, with the help of her close friends, they are raising her son Joshua together.
(P) Saturday, April 27 (10 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: Help Wanted
Kym and her friend, actress Caroline Rhea, resolve that you shouldnt advertise for nannies on Craigslist. Later, Kym takes her son for his first haircut, and a blowout between her and Joshuas daddy Rodney leaves her rattled.
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OPRAHS NEXT CHAPTER (60 Minutes)
Sundays (9-10 p.m. ET/PT)
The primetime series features Oprah Winfrey as she steps outside of the studio for riveting, enlightening and in-depth conversations with newsmakers, celebrities, thought leaders and real-life families.
(P) Sunday, April 7 (9 p.m. - 10 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: Jane Fonda & Adopted Daughter Mary Williams
Oprah Winfrey visits Academy Award-winning actress Jane Fonda and her adopted daughter Mary Williams for their first-ever interview together. They discuss how they met, and Mary shares what it was like becoming a part of Jane's larger-than-life world. Janes biological son Troy also joins the conversation, discussing what it was like to have Mary come into their family. Later, Oprah and Jane speak one-on-one about the importance of giving back to the world, love and motherhood.
(P) Sunday, April 14 (9 p.m. - 10 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: Roma Downey, Mark Burnett, & Diogo Morgado
Oprah Winfrey speaks with Emmy award-winning producer Mark Burnett, one of the most successful producers in television history, to discuss his illustrious career with shows including "Survivor," "The Apprentice" and "The Voice." Most recently, Burnett teamed up with his wife, Emmy nominated actress Roma Downey, to create the television phenomenon The Bible. Oprah sits down with the husband/wife team to discuss their personal mission behind the project and the controversy around the series. Later, Oprah also speaks with the actor who portrays Jesus, Diogo Morgado.
OPRAH: WHERE ARE THEY NOW? (60 Minutes)
Tuesdays (10 p.m. - 11 p.m. ET/PT)
Oprah: Where Are They Now? tracks down memorable Oprah show guests who made you laugh...and made you cry. Find out where they are now, plus see what happened to some of the biggest newsmakers of all time and how their lives changed after sudden fame and notoriety turned their worlds upside down.
(P) Tuesday, April 2 (10 p.m. - 11 p.m.) Episode: Omarosa and "Starsky and Hutch's" Paul Michael Glaser
In her first sit down since her famous fiancés death, TV reality star Omarosa talks about life after losing Michael Clarke Duncan. Then, we catch up with Paul Michael Glaser (aka Detective David Starsky) from the 70s hit TV series Starsky and Hutch and his son Jake.
(P) Tuesday, April 9 (10 p.m. - 11 p.m.) Episode: Columbine Survivors Today, Mike Tyson & The Bachelors And Bachelorettes
Fourteen years after one of the deadliest shooting rampages in U.S. history, Columbine survivors discuss how they moved on from the tragedy. Later, Mike Tyson chats about his new life as a family man and how he lost over 100 pounds. Then, TV's number one reality couple, Trista and Ryan Sutter from the popular series The Bachelorette, talks about what life is like after 10 years of marriage and two kids later.
(P) Tuesday, April 16 (10 p.m. - 11 p.m.) Episode: Chandra Levys Parents & Ryan Whites Mom Today
In 2001, Chandra Levy, a young political intern vanished without a trace. Today, her parents talk about their daughters case. In 1985, teenager Ryan White was barred from school because he contracted AIDS during a blood transfusion. His mother talks today about keeping his legacy alive.
(P) Tuesday, April 23 (10 p.m. - 11 p.m.) Episode: Heidi Fleiss, Bow Wow All Grown Up, & Terry Schiavos Family
Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss, who was busted for running a high-class prostitution ring, talks about her life today. Rapper Bow Wow discusses fatherhood and hosting BETs 106 & Park. Then, Terri Schiavos family speaks about the battle to let their daughter live or have the right to die.
POLICE WOMEN OF DALLAS (60 Minutes)
Fridays (8 p.m. - 9 p.m. ET/PT)
Police Women of Dallas follows the lives of four extraordinary women -- three police officers and a detective -- as they provide a first-person account of their intensely demanding and often dangerous lives as officers of the law. Each episode is packed with adrenaline, bringing viewers along for the ride as the women risk their lives to keep the streets of Dallas safe. Every day brings a delicate balance as the women juggle their lives as mothers, sisters and wives against a career that comes with serious risks.
(P) Friday, April 5 (8 p.m. - 9 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: Theres Blood Everywhere
Yvette responds with gun drawn to a home robbery in progress. Tracy has to calm a naked man whos high on PCP. Cheryl rushes to a self-inflicted stabbing. Angela investigates an aggravated robbery involving a transgendered suspect.
(P) Friday, April 12 (8 p.m. - 9 p.m. ET/PT) Episode: So You Ready To Die?
Tracy responds to a call of a woman waving a butcher knife. Yvette draws her gun during a burglary-in-progress. Cheryl tries to help a troubled teen; and Angela interrogates a carjacking suspect with a wild alibi.
Home Made Simple (60 Minutes)
Saturdays (9 a.m. - 10 a.m. ET/PT)
Each week host Paige Davis and her team of experts meet a couple who find themselves stuck in their quest of making over a room, tackling a once-in-a-lifetime event or repurposing that favorite antique. Whether our couples are married, best friends, sisters or mother/daughter, our host and experts guide them through a series of clever ideas, renewed recipes and surprisingly simple do it yourself projects as they build to the big reveal. With teamwork they learn to complete their transformations and the Home Made Simple experts show our couples short cuts to simplify their homes, so they can live their best lives.
(P) Saturday, April 6 (9 a.m. - 10 a.m. ET/PT) Episode: A Family That Gives, Is a Family That Gets
The inspiring Grimes family devotes their time to making home-cooked meals for the needy while their own home takes a back seat. Host Paige Davis, her team of experts, a celebrity chef and local neighbors give back to the family with a refreshed new kitchen, dining room and an eco-friendly front yard.
(P) Saturday, April 13 (9 a.m. - 10 a.m. ET/PT) Episode: Turning Thrift Store Finds to Chic
A crafty mother struggling to make ends meet works with host Paige Davis and her team of experts to create a French provincial dream living room by repurposing old thrift store finds. Plus, the family meets a celebrity chef with a French twist and gets a surprise vacation that brings them to tears.
7 LITTLE JOHNSTONS (60 Minutes)
Sunday, April 14 (10 p.m. - 11 p.m. ET/PT)
The Johnstons, a feisty family of seven, refuse to live life differently because of their size. Amber and Trent Johnston are living the American dream. They have been happily married for 14 years and have five children ranging from 6 to 13 years old. On paper, they might seem like your average family yet in person, they attract a lot of attention . because all seven members of the Johnston family Amber, Trent, their two biological children, Jonah and Elizabeth, as well as their three adopted children, Anna, Emma and Alex happen to have Achondroplasia Dwarfism. Together, these spunky seven make up the largest known family of Achondroplastic dwarfs in the world. In the special, Amber and Trent have big plans to design and build a backyard pergola in time for Alexs seventh birthday, the familys Christmas card photo shoot brings out the bossy momma and Amber tries to convince her husband to let her have plastic surgery.