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The Many Highs, Few Lows Of 2013 Seattle Seahawks
When you win the Super Bowl, there isn't much to complain about as far as overall team performance is concerned. But here is a look back at what the Seahawks excelled at and aspects of their game that they will need to tighten up next season.
Seahawks Beat Broncos 43-8 In Super Bowl
Defense wins championships, and the NFL has not seen a defense like Seattle's in a long time.
Keidel: Manning's Manifest Destiny?
What will matter most? The fact that Seattle has no players with Super Bowl experience, or their youth and speed and top-ranked defense? Or will the game be won by Denver's suddenly stout rush defense and Peyton Manning's blessed right arm?
After Sloppy Performance In Carolina, Rams Must Now Get Ready For Showdown With Seahawks
At 6-1, Seattle has the best record in the NFC, with perhaps the conference's best quarterback, running back, and defense as well.
KERBER: Ban Tressel From Coaching Again
Want coaches like Tressel, Carroll and others to change? Ban them. If they are found in violation of major rules or have lied as Tressel did, ban them from having the chance to do it again. If the ban on coaches is severe enough, stuff will stop.
Rams-Seahawks: hardly vintage finale
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Renzo Zaldivar, M.D.
Assistant Professor
Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Ophthalmic Oncology
Education and Training
Medical School:
Universidad Central del Caribe School of Medicine, Puerto Rico
Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education, Rochester, MN
University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview
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Dr. Zaldivar has authored over 20 publications including book chapters and journal articles. He is frequently asked to lecture locally and nationally. Since 2009, Consumers' Research Council of America has listed him in America's Top Ophthalmologists.
Practice Philosophy:
Dr. Zaldivar's approach to medicine can truly be considered an art. Well respected by his peers and colleagues, he has mastered the art of patient care. Dr. Zaldivar spends his time carefully crafting an individualized and customized treatment plan for his patients. Most importantly, Dr. Zaldivar is his patient's number one advocate.
Dr. Zaldivar also devotes his time to care for our nation's veterans and travels to the Fayetteville Veteran's Hospital to serve our nation's heroes.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Zaldivar, please call 984-974-2020.

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China Hotels Hong Kong Hotels Cosco Hotel - Hong Kong
Cosco Hotel - Hong Kong
- Location:
- Address: 20-21 Kennedy Town Praya, HK
- Tel: 00852-28162878 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 香港中远酒店
- Lowest Price: $78
First opened in 1997 and renovated in 2002, the Cosco Hotel is located in the Sai Wan of Hong Kong, about a few minutes' drive to the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal, 3km to the city center and 36km to Hong Kong International Airport.
The Cosco Hotel includes 57 guest rooms. Each room features international direct dialing and other service amenities.
As for dining, there is a Chinese restaurant in the hotel. Other facilities in the hotel include parking lot, swimming pool and wireless Internet, among others.
- Payment Method: pay using our secure online payment service or pay at the hotel at some hotels.
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Reviewed pasta primavera
Jul 21, 2014 on FoodNetwork.com
"I usually really like Giada's recipes. However, This recipe as written is not great. I ended up roasting more vegetables, adding a lot of garlic (both roasting it and adding garlic powder), and salt to salvage this recipe. I suppose it is a good base recipe, but it needs additions to make it good."
Reviewed Grilled Fingerling Potato Salad with Feta, Green Beans and Olives
Feb 8, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Excellent recipe. The flavors of this dish are really good. I did not grill the potatoes as I don't have a grill. It worked great to broil them. I will definitely be making this recipe again. ""


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3 So after they gave up eating and prayed, they laid their hands onn Barnabas and Saul and sent them out. | 3 So after they had fasted and prayed, they placed their hands on them and sent them off. |
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"I know many science fiction writers engaged in the cyber-world, but Cory Doctorow is a native. We should all hope and trust that our culture has the guts and moxie to follow this guy. He's got a lot to tell us." —Bruce Sterling
"A rousing tale of techno-geek rebellion—as necessary and dangerous as file sharing, free speech, and bottled water on a plane." —Scott Westerfeld on Little Brother
"A terrific read…. It claims a place in the tradition of polemical science-fiction novels like 1984 and Fahrenheit 451 (with a dash of Mr. Smith Goes to Washington)."
—The New York Times Book Review on Little Brother "Enthralling…. One of the year's most important books." —Chicago Tribune on Little Brother


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Want to learn a little more about artists you hear on The MOOSE? I'll let you in on a little secret that we use all the time. Even we need to brush up on our facts every once in a while. AllMusic.com is one of my favorite music websites for information and discographies.
You Know You Love Them Too :: Michelle's Top 5 Guilty Pleasure Bands
The Pointer Sisters opened up for them. It was San Francisco. I was with my Mom. Wham! was about to take the stage. It was the real beginning of my love for live music. No, I'm not kidding. I loved Wham! and you did too. Don't pretend that you were never that uncool.
The Sunday Brunch on The MOOSE
One of the best, worst-kept secrets on the Bozeman radio is the Moose's Sunday Brunch. You can catch it every Sunday morning from 9am to Noon, Mountain Time with your host Elle Fine. It might be the best thing to ever happen to Sunday Mornings, ever.
Golden Grenade – Is The Best Unsigned Band On The Planet From Bozeman, Montana?
Bozeman already knows about the band Golden Grenade. I'm actually posting this documentary for my music biz friends more than anything. There's a part of me that believes one of them will actually spend the time watching and hear what we do.
Soundgarden's Chris Cornell Says Timing Is Right for Rock Revival
Back in the early '90s, Soundgarden were at the forefront of the grunge movement. Here in 2012, singer Chris Cornell tells the Sun that he feels another musical shift in primed for the taking.
Red Ants Pants Festival 2012 Lineup and Dates
Details about the 2nd annual Red Ants Pants Music Festival have been released and 2012 looks to be another great year of music in White Sulphur Springs, MT. Details HERE:
moe. In The Studio Recording "Downward Facing Dog" [VIDEO]
The band moe. has been on The MOOSE airwaves for years and their latest album What Happened To The LA LAs is in stores now. Take a peek at the guys in the studio:
Silent Comedy Spring Revival Tour Hits Bozeman on 4/20/2012 [VIDEO]
I don't really know what the hell this is but it looks cool. And the video doesn't really explain it to me either, except that it's a band. The Silent Comedy Spring Revival Tour will be at The Filler on April 20th, 2012.
Dec. 22 – Members Of The Clintons Play TONIGHT At Ferraros Restaurant
It's not the whole band but with this group of guys, two will do. TONIGHT from 6pm to 9pm you can enjoy live music from Josh and John of The Clintons at Ferraros Fine Italian Restaurant.
Free OWS Music Download From Third Eye Blind
"If There Ever Was A Time" is a brand new song from Third Eye Blind, reflecting Stephan Jenkins' mood about the Occupy Wall Street movement. Get a FREE download here:
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, 'Dream On' – Song Premiere
We've got a very special treat for you today — the exclusive premiere of a song by Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, entitled 'Dream On.' The track is taken from the former Oasis songwriter's upcoming album, which is also called 'Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds' and arrives on U.S. shores Nov. 8.


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"This was a delicious, happy accident! My daughter informed me this morning that her friends were eating dinner with us tonight and one of them is a vegetarian. I had watched the episode yesterday and, thankfully, had the ingredients on hand. It was simple, easy to prepare and absolutely divine! I enjoyed every sumptuous bite. Ree, this one is a k..."
Reviewed Molten Lava Cakes
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"This was downright decadent, chocolate-y and delicious! I followed the recipe exactly, including the orange liquor, but did use equal amounts of bittersweet and semi-sweet chocolate. I took it out of the oven one minute ahead of time and the inside was gooey and delicious. I will definitely make this again -- perhaps in the muffin tin as others ha""
Reviewed 1770 House Meatloaf
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"Unbelievable. That is the only appropriate word to describe this meatloaf. The garlic sauce simply sent it over the top. This will be a staple in my house from now on. I did not pulse the panko in the food processor as suggested, but otherwise followed the recipe exactly. When I put the first bite in my mouth, I heard the angels singing! Deliciou..."
Reviewed Roasted Seafood
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14 "But I will not punish your daughters for becoming prostitutes, nor your daughters-in-law for their sins of adultery. I will not punish them, because the men have sexual relations with prostitutes and offer sacrifices with the temple prostitutes. A foolish people will be ruined. | 14 "I will not punish your daughters when they turn to prostitution, nor your daughters-in-law when they commit adultery, because the men themselves consort with harlots and sacrifice with shrine prostitutes-- a people without understanding will come to ruin! |
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Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2013
Spring 2013 had Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce looking once again to their homeland of Sicily. But whereas last season was all romance and religion in the form of gilded embroidery and black lace, this time around the duo went cheery and bright with an ode to the island's vibrant street markets, puppet theaters, and beachy holidays in the sun. And just like any good vacation abroad, there was plenty here for the eye to take in: street-scene prints in saturated primary hues, beaded embroidery, raffia basket weave, still-life florals, tassels, and folksy appliqué. The adornments came affixed to nearly everything, from easy-wearing shifts, shorts, and t-shirt tops to more elaborate pieces like frothy dresses, basket skirts, and corsets. But the collection's real standouts were the multitude of boldly striped dresses, '50s-style shorts sets, and tunics in graphic lines of black, orange, green, or blue against crisp white. They served as a nice anchor to all the chaotic charm.
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- The supermodel gives her opinion about the "easy come, easy go" set — Style.com
- The last great Piperlime sale is in the near future — HuffPost Style
- Now this is what we call a versatile leather boot — SHEFinds
- All the stars will be shopping at Stuart Weitzman this Spring — Who What Wear
- This DIY tassel necklace is perfect for your next vacation — StyleList
- A street style sweater that goes to infinity and beyond — InStyle
- Paper-bag-waist pants: surprisingly more chic than they sound — Fashionista
- Guess which show is opening NYFW? — Racked
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She arrived at the Oscars with date Val Kilmer. "I had clear braces on my teeth, and I hated them! That Mackie dress was gorgeous. I also had a fox stole." And a fox on her arm too. "He was a really handsome boy."Read MoreLess


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Ubisoft had a huge set-up on the E3 show floor this week, with a number of major sequels available for play, as well as two new Wii U titles coming out in time for the system's launch later this year. But one of its hidden gems, tucked away in a behind-closed-doors section in its offices, was The Avengers: Battle For Earth. Based on the popular Marvel franchise of the same name, this game demonstrated some proper use of Kinect motions when it came to controlling some of your favorite superheroes and villains. So, of course, we were eager to give it a test drive.
Ubisoft is set to have a huge showing in the next few days at the Electronic Entertainment Expo, and if the rumor mill is madly churning for any company, it's them. Rumors about Beyond Good and Evil 2 footage, a Prince of Persia revival (sans Jake Gyllenhaal) and the Rayman Legends Wii U project have already been making the rounds. But today, a sweet new one has emerged -- Assassins Creed 3 isn't the only "killer" game releasing this year.
Earlier this month, we reported on the story that 2K Sports was looking to launch its latest basketball sim, NBA 2K13, sometime in early October, and would have the game ready to hit the floor of E3 next week. Today, 2K Sports confirmed the story, stating that its championship series would indeed be heading back to stores to once again dominate the paint.
At one point, folks were worried what would become of Insomniac Games' Ratchet and Clank series, considering that the team was moving on to multi-platform development with its upcoming Electronic Arts project Overstrike, announced at last year's E3. Well, don't fret. Along with the forthcoming Ratchet and Clank HD Collection, which is being developed by Idol Games and overseen by Insomniac, the team is actually returning for an all new effort – one that long-time fans will appreciate.
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A rare surviving slice of nature in the over-developed Barnegat Bay area. Great for hiking, bird watching, nature hunts, and teaching your children The Jersey Shore isn't just boardwalks and arcades. Just watch out for ticks.
Despite the damage from the hurricane - still a great place to visit and hike with kids and dogs. Flat for trail runs along the bay.
This park has it all: pleasant walking paths, varied landscape, a variety of flora and fauna, lovely scenery, play area for the kids. I'd like to see hand sanitizer in the portable rest rooms.
Unostentatiously located behind a run-down strip mall, this gem of a park offers stunning views and an amazing cross section of local flora and fauna tucked within the confines of it's borders. Cattus Island has been a park almost exactly as long as I've been alive and I've been a regular visitor since before I could walk. Great for relaxing,... More
Had a lovely walk to the very natural beach area. Easy hike, nice firm path (I wore sandals). The butterfly garden wasn't really in full form this early in the season (June), but was under way. The nature center was closed (since hurricane Sandy) with no definate time to reopen. Some of the wooden paths were also closed. Bikes had... More
Our family visited Cattus Island Park. I did not know what to expect, but I was happy with the outcome. There are many long and short trails for walking and exploring. Some of the trails have grasses way over your head so its fun!! Always something new just around the bend. Bicycles and pets are welcome and we didn't have... More
My family has visited Cattus Island often. The visitors' center always has something to excite interest--either in the garden outside or the critters and displays inside. The trails are well marked and great for strolling. The terrain is varied--you'll walk through high rushes on raise board walks, past some open marsh, through some open forest, and out to the bay... More
I recently discovered this park and it is a great place for walking, with marked trails & bird watching and picnicking. Nice water views and information plaques regarding trees and park information.
Loved the main trail and the views, with all the intriguing side trails! Plenty of parking. You can bring your doggie, too.
Always been and will always been a favorite. I used to live in Brick, NJ and would go to Cattus Island at least monthly. There are many trails and beautiful scenery. Whenever I visit the area, I always try to visit there. There are marshes, woodsy trails, sandy trails. Pet friendly too!
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"I don't want to play with you," she said. "I want to go home and be with my real parents. I want you to let them go. To let us all go."
The other mother shook her head, very slowly. "Sharper than a serpent's tooth," she said, "is a daughter's ingratitude." (6.80)
This scene is a weird (and creepy) parody of a typical argument between a mother and daughter. In Coraline's case, it's a fight between a daughter and her kidnapper/would-be mother. Yikes.
She said, "You know that I love you."
And, despite herself, Coraline nodded. It was true: the other mother loved her. But she loved Coraline as a miser loves money, or a dragon loves its gold. (9.7-8)
Coraline's realization and insight here are really powerful. The other mother does really love Coraline, but in a twisted way. How is this kind of love different than familial love?
Then she hugged her mother so tightly that her arms began to ache. Her mother hugged Coraline back. (12.5)
The detail about Coraline's arms aching emphasizes how relieved she is to see her mother. This is much more striking than simply saying "she was happy to see her."


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1. L'il Eightball (Walter Lantz Productions)
Fortunately, very few people are even aware that this poor little fellow even existed. Created by Walter Lantz (the animation pioneer that gave the world Woody Woodpecker), he appeared in only 3 shorts produced in 1939, and didn't make the final cut on the Woody Woodpecker and Friends Classic Cartoon Collection DVDs released by Universal Studios in 2007...go figure.
2. The Frito Bandito (Foote, Cone & Belding/Tex Avery)
Created by an advertising agency and animation legend TexAvery, The Frito Bandito made his debut as the TV spokesperson (spokescartoon?)
for Frito-Lay in 1967. With his broken English accent (voiced by Mel Blanc) and
wide sombrero he would cheerfully rob viewers of their Fritos Corn Chips, in an
apparent reference to the stereotypical Mexican pistolero from Western movies.
Objections to the
character were heard almost immediately, from advocacy groups like the National
Mexican-American Anti-Defamation Committee. While advertisers (even in the
1960's) typically tried to avoid alienating potential consumers, Frito-Lay took
the position that the protesters were simply a publicity-seeking minority, and for
a time refused to remove the character from its advertising. Nevertheless, by
1971 the persistent negative attention became too much to overcome, and the
Bandito was permanently retired.
3. & 4. Joe Jitsu & Go-Go Gomez (UPA)
Overshadowed by the larger animation studios like Warner Brothers
and Disney, United Productions of America (UPA) nonetheless exerted a huge
influence on the animation industry during its existence. Many of its
innovations and techniques, particularly in terms of content, were adopted by
animators and filmakers all over the world.
Sadly, however...they also gave us these guys.
Joe Jitsu and
Go-Go Gomez were among several characters created for The Dick Tracy Show, an animated TV series produced by UPA from 1961
to 1962 that was loosely based on the popular comic strip detective.
An apparent parody
of movie gumshoe Charlie Chan (though it was never made clear if the
character was Chinese or Japanese), Joe Jitsu came equipped with a veritable
Mulligan's Stew of Asian cultural stereotypes: short stature, slanted eyes, thick glasses, mastery of martial arts, and excessive politeness to compliment his bad English ("so solly" "excuse
Not that Manuel
Tijuana Guadalajara Tampico "Go-Go" Gomez was any better, essentially
a human, dull-witted variation of Warner Brothers' Speedy Gonzales character.
The Dick Tracy
Show managed to occasionally show up in syndication through the 1980's, but has not been seen on
TV since, due in no small part to the anachronistic characterizations of Asian
and Latin culture depicted by this ridiculous pair.
5. Inki (Warner Bros.)
Inki was the central character in a 5-cartoon series of
Warner Brothers shorts created and produced by animation giant Chuck Jones
between 1939 and 1950.
Ostensibly a
speechless little boy (drawn in the pickaninny style) living in a jungle
somewhere on the African continent, the basic premise of the series revolved
around Inki on a hunting expedition in the jungle, while he himself was being stalked
by a hungry lion.
Curiously, In his
book Chuck Amuck: The Life And Times Of An Animated Cartoonist, Jones recounts the genesis of many of his
best-known cartoon creations (Wile E. Coyote and Roadrunner, Pepe Le Pew,
Daffy Duck), but Inki is only mentioned in a year-by-year chronology of
cartoons he produced. Maybe it was too difficult explaining why a cartoon character
that would be considered objectionable in the 1990's was "okay" in the
6. Bosko (Hugh Harman & Rudolf Ising)
In 1927 animators Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising were working for the Walt Disney Studios when Harman created a creature called Bosko to capitalize on the "talkie" craze that was revolutionizing the motion picture industry. When he registered drawings of the character with the Copyright Office in 1928, he described Bosko as a "Negro boy".
Although Harman and Ising initially based Bosko's appearance on Felix The Cat, his personality and looks were influenced by the blackface characters in minstrel and vaudeville shows, which were still popular in the 1920's. In keeping with the stereotypes of the minstrel shows, Bosko is shown to be a natural-born performer; in his very first cartoon short, he and his girlfriend Honey even speak in an exaggerated version of "black" dialect.
In spite of the obvious parallels between Bosko and the blackface performers, Ising insisted for years that the character was never intended to be a black caricature. This seems unlikely, inasmuch as the character, while an unacceptable stereotype today, was not considered insulting by the standards of the time.