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Isle of Capri Boonville Community Aces are committed to helping our neighbors in Boonville, Cooper County, and surrounding areas of central Missouri. Community Aces is the charitable giving and volunteer program of Isle of Capri Casinos, Inc. founded to honor the legacy of company founder, Bernard Goldstein.
Isle of Capri Casino Hotel continues to give back to the community in a big way, donating $7,000 to Friends of Historic Boonville. The Friends have allocated the donation towards the Big Muddy Folk Festival and the Missouri River Festival of the Arts.
The Big Muddy Folk Festival will be held at Thespian Hall, April 10 & 11 and the Missouri River Festival of the Arts will be held August 27 – 29. For more information on these events, visit the Friends website at www.friendsofhistoricboonville.org.
On January 15, 2015, five of our Isle of Capri team members spent the day volunteering at Neighbors Helping Neighbors, a charitable nonprofit local food pantry. Laura, Espee, Maria, Dave and Holly assisted in food distribution for clients.
History books record the stories of battles, military leaders and various campaigns. But, oral histories tell the stories of the rank and file individuals – soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen – the vast scope of our nation's history told in the voices of those who served.
Missouri Veterans History Project ensures that the stories of these honorable men and women are preserved, enabling us to hear their own words. We need your help to ensure that we capture the experiences of our veterans. Each oral history requires three volunteers – an interviewer, a videographer and an individual to transcribe.
If you have a few hours per month, and would like to volunteer, please consider volunteering for the Missouri Veterans History Project.
For more information, visit www.MVHP.net. Or call MVHP at 573-522-4220 or Human Resources at 660-882-1300.
Employees Raise $28,861 for United Way
Boonville Community Aces raised $28,861 for Heart of Missouri United Way in the 2013 campaign. Employees raised money through individual donation pledge cards, as well as events like jeans days and a barbeque. Isle of Capri Boonville matched 25% of the amount raised by employees to push the grand total over $28,000. All contributions from 2013 will help charities located in Cooper County
United Way Day of Caring
Isle of Capri Casino Hotel Boonville presented a check for $2,500 to Special Olympics Missouri as part of its continued partnership to support local athletes. Isle of Capri Boonville is proud to be a sponsor of the upcoming state summer games being held in Columbia, Missouri. Isle of Capri also participated in Special Olympics Missouri's Polar Plunge in February, raising over $3,000 as a team.
Volunteer and Donation Requests
We make a difference in our community in a variety of ways, including volunteer hours, financial donations, and in-kind donations. If you would like to request volunteers, a donation for your non-profit organization, or to host a fundraiser at Farmer's Pick® Buffet, please download our Community Aces Request Form and send along with 501(c)(3) documentation to:
Isle of Capri Casino Hotel Boonville
100 Isle of Capri Boulevard
Boonville, MO 65233


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MILTON-FREEWATER -- The annual membership meeting of the Friends of the Milton-Freewater Public Library will be Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the library's Albee community room.
Diane Biggs will present a program on the history of the city, including the Frasier Farmstead Museum. New board members for 2011 will be elected at the meeting. All Milton-Freewater library card holders are Friends members and eligible for board membership.
The meeting is open to the public and refreshments will be served. For more information call 541-938-8246.
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Historic Newstead House is Brisbane's best-known heritage site open for public inspection, offering a number of unique experiences befitting Brisbane's oldest domestic dwelling. The building, dating from 1846, has evolved from a simple Colonial Georgian cottage into the quintessential homestead of today - a style of architecture that draws as its inspiration the bungalow found on the Indian sub-continent.
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Newstead is located five minutes drive from Brisbane City. Regular bus services head to Newstead on a daily basis - visit Transinfo for more information.
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Travel along Breakfast Creek Road, turn into Newstead Avenue or Evelyn Street. Entrance to Newstead park adjoins Newstead Avenue.
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DES MOINES, IA (AP) - A northeast Iowa man sentenced to nearly four years in federal prison for fabricating grain elevator scale tickets and bankruptcy fraud has lost his sentence appeal.
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals says 48-year-old Michael Recker was properly sentenced last year to 46 months in prison.
Recker, of Arlington, admitted at sentencing that in 2008 and 2009 he bribed an elevator worker to create false grain tickets then lied to Internal Revenue Service investigators about it. He also admitted he didn't disclose to the bankruptcy court ownership and subsequent sale of a combine for $50,000.
The appeals court judges conclude in a ruling posted Thursday the sentencing judge properly considered Recker's initial denial of his actions and 15 previous convictions for which he was treated leniently by Iowa courts.
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Reza Aslan Feels 'Kind of Bad' for His Fox News Interrogator By Dan Amira http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2013/07/reza-aslan-fox-news-jesus-muslim-book-video.html Those of you who were out having a life this weekend may have missed one of the best/worst Fox News interviews of all time, in which the network's "religion correspondent" Lauren Green seemed baffled that a Muslim person would have the desire or ability to write a book about Jesus Christ. The Muslim person in question is Reza Aslan, who — as he repeatedly pointed out throughout the duration of the ten-minute interview — is a religious expert with advanced degrees in religious studies. It's crazy, but sometimes scholars write about people who aren't exactly like them! (Ironically, Green, a Christian, has herself written extensively on Islam.) This is going down as one of the most embarrassing interviews in FOX's history http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7UU6FQoU_g Aslan's response on CNN about the FOX interview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYluVdT50Ro
the ironic thing is his practicing kindness, concern, etc for a person who was trying to abuse him on air. Seems he was doing a better job of practicing tolerance, understanding, love, etc towards a Christian than the Christian was giving him.....
With everything going on in the world this is the best "gotcha" story you liberal clowns have? Pathetic - non story.
Ironically, that's exactly what she was trying to do to him. Certainly the invite was to "talk about his book" but she (or her handlers) didn't want any of that.
Good to see you have no irrational justification of what FOX News did here and see it for what it is.... I guess this is one instance where even you will admit they weren't just reporting and letting you decide... :laugh:
She was on a mission to discredit him rather than discuss the book. And she did keep focus, even if she wasn't successful. Probably not intolerance driving the mission though... probably direct orders.
Look, she had a horrible interview, there's no question there. But I wouldn't say "intolerant." The question *could* have been valid - "Do you think your faith impacts the way in which you approach Jesus' story?" but the fact that it was harped throughout the entire interview is what made the execution so bad.
You are much kinder than me on this one. She was terrible, mean acting, agenda-driven, and . . . a discredit to whatever faith she claimed she had. But that is my discernment of what I observed, not my judgment of what she is . . . or isn't . . . or why she did what she did.
I don't. She chooses to work for Fox News. She willfully followed their blueprint to make the interview an attack on the man rather than conduct an insightful, informative interview.
Do you have any actual proof that Fox gave her a "blueprint" to act how she did? You guys are so incredulous when it comes to anything on Fox, Goodness. They're conservative, sure, but they're not lying any more than any other media outlet on television. Quit acting like they're somehow below everything else out there and accept that they're simply on the other side, that's it -- there's some truth in all coverage, it's just all layered below levels of bias, agendas, and general BS. I haven't watched the interview or even read an actual article about it, because frankly, it's not even all that interesting. An apparently Christian American Conservative interviewed a Muslim about his book that discredits Jesus and she was harsh and emotional towards him -- Genuinely shocking...
There is a reason they wear earpieces. They (control room, directors, etc.) were talking to her the whole time. Which explains her inability to correctly follow up on his answers.
For the sake of your own credibility, you might want to watch it. This analogy could not be more off base.
A Fox News reporter interviewed him about his book, which I actually had read an article about before this all went down, and she apparently got emotional and berated him, right? What exactly is there to see? A woman embarrassing herself during an interview? I'm between computers at the moment so a lot of my posting is done through phone, watching videos is difficult. My own credibility? I just said I hadn't watched it -- how in the hell does it affect my credibility when I admittedly hadn't watched it? [EDIT] I watched it. It's worse than I had thought, I'll give you that. But still -- I mean, maybe I'm desensitized to this type of stuff. Not really anything that out of the ordinary. If she were my employee I certainly wouldn't be happy with her performance.


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Hi folks, I've been brewing for about two years now, and I recently found out my girlfriend now has a gluten intolerance. We've always enjoyed brewing and drinking beer, so this has sort of thrown a wrench in our plans. I've been lurking here and looking for some info, and have thrown together a GF Pale Ale recipe. Could you experienced GF folks check out this for me and see if you have any suggestions or changes before I brew? I've read some about including Brown Rice Syrup or cane sugar, but I'm curious as to how these will affect taste. I'm also worried about the sorghum-related off flavors everyone talks about as well. Thanks for the help! Volume: 5.00 gal Estimated Original Gravity: 1.057 Estimated Final Gravity: 1.014 Estimated Alcohol% (ABV): 5.60 Estimated Bitternes (IBU): 50.73 Style: American Pale Ale Ingredients Grain/Extract LME - White Sorghum Syrup (75.00% ) 6.60 lbs Boil for 60.00 min Maltodextrin (87.00% ) 0.50 lbs Boil for 60.00 min Corn Sugar (92.00% ) 1.00 lbs Boil for 15.00 min Hops Falconer's Flight (11.40% ) 1.00 oz Boil for 60.00 min Citra (11.00% ) 0.50 oz Boil for 30.00 min Citra (11.00% ) 0.50 oz Add at knockout Amarillo (9.50% ) 1.00 oz Dry Hop for 5.00 days Yeast S-05 Safale - American Ale (80.00% ) 1.00 pk
Swap out the corn sugar for some amber candi syrup or buckwheat honey, and bump the maltodextrin up to about 12 oz (at least). When brewing with sorghum extract, adding pure dextrose is the absolute LAST thing you want to do--sorghum LME has very little body and typically ferments out quite dry, so lightening it further with dextrose will get you something that tastes like club soda. Your recipe as it stands is like the base of a light lager (albeit higher in gravity), hopped like an aggressive APA; without something to beef up the body and flavor, the hops will overwhelm. Also, do you usually hop your pale ales like this (big charge in the beginning, smaller additions at the end)? Just making sure, as I've never tried it that way; I usually follow Randy Mosher's advice and try to get at least half my IBUs from late additions.
Thanks for the great reply! I really don't know much about the characteristics of all the different sugars and honeys and the like. I'll definitely increase the maltodextrin. Would a full pound be too much? Also, I'll swap the corn sugar to amber candi syrup. As far as the hops go, I read somewhere (sorry, can't remember exactly) that hops can help cover the sorghum aftertaste if boiled up front. Would I be fine just hopping the way I typically do for normal beers? That is, later additions. Thanks again for all the help. Here's what I'm looking like now: Volume: 5.00 Estimated Original Gravity: 1.060 Estimated Final Gravity: 1.018 Estimated Alcohol% (ABV): 5.50 Estimated Bitternes (IBU): 44.02 CO2 Level (vols): 2.50 Style: American Pale Ale Ingredients Grain/Extract Candi Sugar (Amber) (78.00% ) 1.00 lbs Boil for 60.00 min LME - White Sorghum Syrup (75.00% ) 6.60 lbs Boil for 60.00 min Maltodextrin (87.00% ) 1.00 lbs Boil for 60.00 min Hops Falconer's Flight (11.40% ) 1.00 oz Boil for 60.00 min Citra (11.00% ) 0.50 oz Boil for 10.00 min Citra (11.00% ) 0.25 oz Boil for 5.00 min Citra (11.00% ) 0.25 oz Add at knockout Amarillo (9.50% ) 1.00 oz Dry Hop for 5.00 days Yeast S-05 Safale - American Ale (80.00% ) 1.00 pkg
You'll be just fine hopping the way you normally do. Bitterness can mask just about anything, sure, but do you really want so much bitterness that you can't taste the sorghum? I think it's better to do lots of flavor/aroma additions, especially with citrusy hops--they really play well with sorghum. I'd probably halve the Falconer's Flight, and do 1 oz of citra at 10 and another at 5, and then dry-hop as you would. Other than that, everything looks good--1 lb of maltodextrin shouldn't be a problem. Oh, but make sure to use Candi Syrup, not Candi Sugar. They ferment very differently, and leave much different tastes. Good luck!
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I'm looking for sources of perennial liners that I can get now or later in the fall. We are doing a major over-haul of the cutting gardens next year and I don't want to deal with 500 perennials then, along with the annuals and the semi of mulch and the installation of new brick walkways. What a wimp I am!!!!! It would also give many things a good headstart.
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Dear Cathy, Try Gro N Sell - I ordered from them and I am very happy with their service and plants. They have their availability posted on the internet from their site - call soon because they sell out quickly. Perennials planted in the fall are great cause they are putting down roots even in the winter and then in the Spring they have a head start. Otherwise find out if there is a wholesale broker in your area - they usually handle lots of different growers and they can send you the availability lists of all the growers they handle - they place the order for you and send you the billing. A local nursery could tell you who a broker might be. I use Florasource here - but I think they only handle California. Linda |
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Hi Cathy, Try AMG again, but talk directly to (yet another) Kathy, one of their VP/sales reps. AMG represents more growers than what is in their catalog--I ordered from Sawyer Greenhouses in Ann Arbor, with AMG as the broker. They also have a 6 flat minimum, but offer a big variety of good cutting plants. Good luck! |
Cathy! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! So far, I have found nothing. And I love AMG's service. I never thought of talking to them. Put in another bed --- and hope to re-do part of the cutting garden next year ----going to make it more cottage/Victorian feeling with new support system and brick walk-ways. We'll add a few more tutuers for climbing flowers (sweet peas) to add more to the look. Talk to you later.........email me directly and fill me in on your year. Cathy |
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The no-ship Math Trade is back for TGD IX! What is a Math Trade? It's a great way to trade games that you might no longer want for something you do want. Here's how it works: first, attendees post games that they want to trade away onto a list on Boardgamegeek. Then, after the deadline for submissions, participants in the trade make a list of all the games up for trade they would be willing to accept for their game. Once those lists are submitted, a computer program analyzes the want lists and creates "trade chains" that allow for the most possible games to be traded. Finally, you bring your games to the event and swap them. The great thing about a math trade is that it allows for trades to be made where a 1 for 1 trade doesn't make sense, but a three way trade makes all the parties happy. You can get more details about the process and post games for trade by visiting the Math Trade Geeklist on Boardgamegeek.com.
The Tour of Gaming Destinations returns for TGD IX. Throughout the course of the weekend, attendees can embark on gaming tours. A gaming tour is a roster of gaming experiences designed by an experienced and passionate gamer. A tour guide will explain, and most likely play, the games with the gaming tourists. This will provide a friendly gaming outlet for those that would prefer something more organized than the open gaming format. Those new to modern strategy games will have an easy way to experience some recommended titles. Going on Tours will give you extra chances to win some of our great door prizes. You can view the Tours scheduled for this year's event and sign up for them by visiting this list. You can sign up by posting there or emailing us!
-->Warm up that flicking finger for the fifth annual TGD Crokinole Tournament. Even if you've never played before, you will learn this game easily and have a fun time - we practically guarantee it. The goal of the game is a combination of flicking your checkers (or discs) into the center hole while, at the same time, trying to blast your opponent's checkers off the board. Once these discs get ricocheting, hilarity ensues. We will be hosting two simulatenous, single elimination tournaments on Saturday night - a singles bracket and a doubles bracket. If you feel you need some tuning up, there will be several Crokinole tables set up for quick play throughout the weekend; plenty of opportunity to hone that perfect 20 point flick. So make sure to grab a partner and set aside some time for the Canadian parlor pastime that has taken the gaming world by storm.
Is your game closet overflowing? Do you own a game or two that never sees table time? Have you taken advantage of one too many "great deals" on the internet? Now's your chance to recoup some cash for those games - all without dealing with eBay or shipping. The Tennesse Game Days Flea Market will be held Saturday afternoon starting at 1:00 p.m. For about an hour hour, any attendee that wants to offer some games for sale will be given some space to display their wares and hopefully sell some games - and other attendees can hopefully find some great deals! Besides, what would a Saturday in the Spring be without a flea market or yard sale to attend?
Grab two other people, come up with a goofy team name, and get ready for the fast and furious Wits and Wagers Game Show! Wits and Wagers is the award winning trivia game that has taken the gaming community by storm and that includes Tennessee Game Days. This years event will feature special Tour related questsions! That's right, one of the Gaming Tours will include Wits & Wagers! Teams will compete to score the most points by answering off-beat trivia questions. Not a trivia buff? It doesn't matter! Players can win by making educated guesses or by playing the odds (it's Wits AND WAGERS). The event will last about an hour and the winning triumvirate will be rewarded -- so what are you waiting for? Start lining up some teammates! In the meantime, you can learn more about Wits & Wagers by visiting here.
Take one part Bingo, one part strategy and a helping of prizes and you have the Annual Tennessee Game Days Take it Easy Tournament, sponsored by Game Surplus. Even if you've never played Take it Easy before, you can join in on the tourney and still do well! We play one round, tally our scores, and award some prizes to the three highest finishers. It's a light, fun game that you can kibitz while playing and still have time to heckle our illustrious caller, who always picks out the tile you want to see the least. We'll have a quick rules rundown before hand, but you can always take a peek at the rules ahead of time by visiting here. We'd like to have room for everyone that wants to join in the tournament to play, so if you have a copy of Take it Easy, please bring it along! If space looks like it will be limited, we'll have a sign up sheet for spots - with preference going to those that registered early for TGD, and, if we need another tie breaker, those that registered earliest. Anyone that brings a copy of the game is guaranteed a spot, of course. The top three finishers will win gift certificates to Game Surplus.
Starting in 2010, TGD made it a point to also give back to the community in conjunction with our event - this year will be no different. Since having our annual food drive doesn't work any longer logistically, we are holding our annual TGD Charity Auction. We'll be conducting a silent auction throughout the weekend, with all the proceeds benefiting Second Harvest of Middle Tennessee. So come ready to bid on some great games and do some good at the same time!
The Tennessee Game Days IX Game Library houses a large number of gaming titles for attendees to check out over the course of the weekend. In addition to the games donated by game publishers for our con library, most of the library is made up of games loaned to the event by local gamers, so please handle them with care. To check out a title, a guest merely has to go to the library desk, select a game to play, and sign it out by leaving their Gaming Passport. When you're done playing, return the game and check out another, and another, and another - all weekend long. A list of the 2014 contents of the library can be viewed here. Don't see a game you are interested in? If so, email us and we'll see if we can get a copy for the weekend.
For the eighth consecutive year, Let it Sew is sponsoring our ballcap giveaway! Each year we design a new baseball cap that prominently features the TGD Meeple. Well except for that one year we tried a CSI-type concept hat -- then went back to the meeple. See the unveiling of our eighth hat and be sure to hang around for the Night Cap giveaways to win!


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Street parking, driveways and home garages are generally forbidden in this experimental new district on the outskirts of Freiburg, near the French and Swiss borders. Vauban's streets are completely "car-free" — except the main thoroughfare, where the tram to downtown Freiburg runs, and a few streets on one edge of the community. Car ownership is allowed, but there are only two places to park — large garages at the edge of …
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The Towards Carfree Cities conference is a week away!
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When: June 16-20, 2008
Where: Portland. Oregon (You can take the train!)
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Groundbreaking is scheduled for Saturday for Masdar City, a nearly self-contained mini-municipality designed for up to 50,000 people rising from the desert next to Abu Dhabi's international airport and intended as a hub for academic and corporate research on nonpolluting energy technologies.
The 2.3-square-mile community, set behind walls to divert hot desert winds and airport noise, will be car free, according to the design by Foster + Partners, the London firm that has become a leading practitioner of energy-saving architecture.
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Amtrak, the corporation created by Congress when private industry abandoned U.S. passenger rail, is trying to overcome its chronic lack of money with a new strategy -- thinking far beyond its means.
Amtrak's plan to replace its fleet of Acela trains provides an opportunity for Siemens AG, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Hitachi Ltd. and others who want to compete with Bombardier Inc., the supplier of equipment used since the service's start.
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ROSH PINA, Israel, Aug. 30, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On Track Innovations Ltd. ("OTI") (Nasdaq:OTIV), a global leader in contactless technology that designs, develops and markets secure identification, payment and transaction processing technologies and solutions for use in secure ID, NFC, payment, petroleum and loyalty applications based on its extensive patent and IP portfolio, today announced its results for the three and six month periods ended June 30, 2012.
Financial Highlights for the Six Months Period Ended June 30, 2012:
- Total revenues decreased by 24% to $20.3 million from $26.7 million for the first half of 2011
- Gross margin was 50%, the same as the first half of 2011
- Operating expenses decreased by 2% to $15.2 million from $15.5 million for the first half of 2011
- Net loss attributable to shareholders was $5.7 million, from $2.3 million last year
- Adjusted EBITDA loss of $3.6 million from a profit of $43,000 for the first half of 2011
- Net cash provided by continuing operating activities was $46,000 compared to net cash used by continuing operating activities of $4.0 million in the first half of 2011
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The Life and Practice of a Lawyer in Cyprus
Cypriot banks in the aftermath of the Greek haircut
by Xarhs123 on 1, March 2012
Finance Minister Kikis Kazamias and Central Bank Governor Athanasios Orphanides said that the economic situation of the Cypriot banks is sustainable despite huge losses announced following the haircut of the Greek sovereign debt …
Kazamias and Orphanides met and examined the situation of the Cypriot economy and especially the status of the Cypriot banks following their Greek sovereign debt impairment.
Bank of Cyprus announced last week losses of 1 billion euro, while Cyprus Popular Bank announced losses of 2.5 billion and Hellenic Bank losses of 100 million.
In a statement followuing the meeting of the Cyprus Finance Minister and Governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus, Kikis Kazamias said:
The situation is deemed as sustainable and as the Finance Minister I would like to assure Cyprus' businesspeople and all those who deal with Cypriot banks and first of all the depositors that the situation does not cause any concern whatsoever
He added that the Republic of Cyprus has in place the necessary legislation to secure their interests in the future. Kazamias noted that the state expects from the banks' administration to implement their plans for their recapitalisation which "in general will give us the right to assess the situation as sustainable"
Orphanides said the results announced by the Cypriot banks were to be expected following the EU Summit conclusions on 26 October 2011.
Source: Cyprus News Agency
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[OS] Fw: Third pool report (with a full lid)
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Obama's second DNC event sounded similar to the first one, though he placed
more emphasis on politics being the impediment to finding solutions to the
debt problem.
"Obviously we've had a tough couple of weeks in the economy," he said to
about 60 potential donors at the St. Regis Hotel in downtown Washington.
"Too much of it was self-inflicted. It had to do with political paralysis
here in Washington. And that's not a surprise to a lot of folks, but I
think for the American people they recognize that we don't have time for
some of the squabbling that's been taking place because there are too many
folks who are still out of work, too many businesses who are still trying
to grow. And for us to have seen the kind of brinksmanship that we saw on
the debt ceiling made absolutely no sense in terms of where we need to take
the country."
"Markets will go up and down, but the underlying challenges have held
steady for too long," he said, citing an education system that is "failing
too many of our kids," health care costs and a broken tax code.
"We're going to have to fix our tax code, because for years it has been
rife with loopholes, and for years it's been inefficient, and for years it
hasn't been fair. And we're going to have to raise more revenue to close
our deficit and deal with our debt over the long term, but we've got to do
it in a way that is reflective of who we are as Americans, and that means
that everybody pitches in in order to make sure that the country is
POTUS added: "When it comes to getting a sustainable debt level, if we went
back to the rates that existed when Bill Clinton was President and we made
some modest adjustments to Medicare that preserved the integrity of the
system, our long-term debt and deficit problems would go away. And most
people here wouldn't notice those changes. But we've become so dug in when
it comes to sort of ideological purity that we're not willing to make
modest adjustments like that."
Obama spoke for about 8 minutes then walked around the room, taking
questions. Pool was led out as that part began.
Check quotes with WH transcript
Pool back at WH at 8: 49 p.m.
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Kylie Minogue Performs 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head' On 'X Factor' Italy (PICS + VIDEO)
Kylie Minogue stepped back in time for her performance on the Italian version of 'X Factor' last night - and we're not just talking about the fact that she sang her 2001 hit 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head'
Charlene perm anyone?
Kylie looked like she was channeling her 'Neighbours' character as she took to the stage with a head full of curls.
But thankfully, Kyles didn't choose to wear Charlene's favourite pair of dungarees for her performance - opting for a much more Kylie-tastic sparkly frock instead.
One word: legs.
And speaking of her 'Neighbours' past, it's been confirmed that the 44-year-old singer will be reuniting with her old co-star (and boyfriend) Jason Donovan at this month's Hit Factory Live Christmas Cracker.
The pair will duet on their 1988 No.1 hit 'Especially For You' at the concert at London's O2 on 21 December.
Kylie and Jason were originally set to reunite at July's PWL Hit Factory live concert in London's Hyde Park but the event was called off after heavy rain meant the site was deemed unsafe.
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In 15 minutes, this easy recipe will take the chill off a cold evening. Carbs: 32.3g | Fat: 13.3g | Fiber: 10.1g | Protein: 31.3g | Calories: 370.8
Very Good 4.3/5
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I found this recipe on Dotti's Weight Loss Zone, which I used when I was doing WW. Submitted by OHRITZ Carbs: 25.3g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 15.2g | Calories: 210.5
Six ingredients, 5 minutes of hands-on cooking, and dinner is served! Submitted by ORANGECOWCAT Carbs: 24.1g | Fat: 12.5g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 41g | Calories: 385.4
Incredible! 5.0/5
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This salad is full of flavor and filling. It's a nice change of pace from the typical salad. I sometimes split it into 3 portions rather than just two. Submitted by KRIS10L Carbs: 20.2g | Fat: 12.6g | Fiber: 7.7g | Protein: 36.8g | Calories: 337.4
Very Good 4.9/5
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I have friends who will fight over these sandwiches! Submitted by BAREADER Carbs: 49.5g | Fat: 20g | Fiber: 5.6g | Protein: 16.2g | Calories: 439.5
A quick and delicious lunch! Submitted by HLOOSHA Carbs: 8.8g | Fat: 19.8g | Fiber: 6.5g | Protein: 40.8g | Calories: 373.6
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This is an easy, fun dish that's low in calories and high in flavor! Submitted by LIZCANLOSE Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 7.4g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 40g | Calories: 302
This simple summer recipe is good hot or cold. The creamy avocado pairs so well with fresh summer tomatoes. Submitted by MBH1118 Carbs: 11.2g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 30.6g | Calories: 253.5
Very Good 4.5/5
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This is a great low-cal summer salad great with any meal. Juicy and tasty! Submitted by ELATTANZIO Carbs: 5.4g | Fat: 9.3g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 104.1
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Delicious and quick, this dish is a great way to get more fish into your healthy meal plan! We think this baked tilapia recipe can't be beat! Submitted by RACHIELOO Carbs: 1.2g | Fat: 10.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 19.6g | Calories: 177.1
Light and luscious, this simple baked tilapia recipe is just right for your appetite. Submitted by LOVE2COOK Carbs: 8g | Fat: 6.8g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 25.9g | Calories: 186.8
Very Good 4.5/5
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My version of this yummy dish, made with fire roasted garlic tomatoes for more zesty flavor Submitted by LISTLOADRUN Carbs: 25.9g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 14.2g | Calories: 258.2
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Something my mom always makes for "occassions" Submitted by COREYLOVE Carbs: 8.5g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 78.5
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Submitted by ACTIVEALLISON Carbs: 33.8g | Fat: 1g | Fiber: 8.7g | Protein: 9.6g | Calories: 167.4
Good in sandwiches, on pizza, and stuffed into a baked potato, this spicy chicken is far lighter than Buffalo wings. Submitted by TISHARAY Carbs: 0.8g | Fat: 4.8g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 16.1g | Calories: 115.2
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A deliciously light Mexican tortilla treat! Submitted by BARBIEGIRL16 Carbs: 20.9g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 28.7g | Calories: 222.4
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A light fruity and nutty salad! Submitted by ~GOT2MOVE2LOSE~ Carbs: 23.2g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 2.7g | Calories: 109.7
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Comment on this storyJohannesburg - Around 500 residents of the Stoffelpark informal settlement in Mamelodi, Pretoria who sat in the middle of a road in an apparent protest on Thursday, dispersed peacefully, police said.
"Councillors engaged them and afterwards they left peacefully," Constable Sam Shibambo said.
He said there was no damage to property or violence.
Shibambo said police were still not sure what it was about as the residents did not carry placards.
About 500 residents sat in the middle of Tsamaya Road, next to Mahube Valley, in the morning.
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[MESA] LIBYA - Liberated Libya begins tough task of govt formation
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BENGHAZI, Oct 24, 2011 (AFP) - Libya's new leaders began Monday the tough
task of forging an interim government uniting the nation's disparate
political forces after 42 years of Moamer Kadhafi's iron-fisted rule,
promising a system of Islamic sharia law.
"Today, we begin preparing for a new phase... the phase after the
liberation, the phase that we will plan and work hard for the future of
Libya," said Abdel Hafiz Ghoga, vice chairman of the National Transitional
"Let us start work on the adoption of the constitution," he said late on
Sunday as he declared Libya's "liberation" from Kadhafi's rule at a
colourful ceremony attended by tens of thousands in the eastern city of
Benghazi, where the uprising against the despot was launched eight months
The long-awaited declaration came amid raging controversy over the
circumstances of Kadhafi's death after he was taken alive during the fall
of his hometown Sirte on Thursday. Britain said the incident had "stained"
the NTC.
"Declaration of liberation. Raise your head high. You are a free Libyan,"
Ghoga told the jubilant crowd.
Tens of thousands of voices echoed him chanting, "You are a free Libyan."
Under the NTC's roadmap, an interim government is to be formed within a
month and elections for a constituent assembly to draft a new basic law
held within eight months -- the first democratic vote since Kadhafi came
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"We are dealing with the subject with transparency," Abdel Jalil said.
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Kadhafi's body has been stored in a vegetable market freezer in the
eastern city of Misrata, drawing large crowds wanting to view and take
pictures of the remains of the despot who ruled Libya with an iron fist.
In London, Britain's new Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said the
reputation of Libya's new leaders had been "stained" by Kadhafi's killing.
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Abraham Ogden
Abraham Ogden (December 30, 1743 – January 31, 1798) was an American lawyer and politician who served as U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey from 1791 to 1798 and negotiated the Treaty of New York in 1796.
Ogden was born in Newark, New Jersey in 1743. He was the third son of David Ogden and Gertrude (Gouverneur) Ogden.[1] His father was a noted jurist and a member of the supreme court for the royal province of New Jersey before the Revolutionary War.[2] He trained as a lawyer, establishing his practice in Morristown, New Jersey. He was appointed Surrogate of Morris County in 1768.[3]
Among those who studied law at his Morristown office were Richard Stockton (later United States Senator from New Jersey) and Josiah Ogden Hoffman (later New York State Attorney General). The latter was his nephew, the son of his sister Sarah Ogden Hoffman (1742–1821), who married Nicholas Hoffman (1736–1800).[2]
During the Revolutionary War, Ogden and his brother Samuel sided with the Patriots, while their father David and brothers Isaac, Nicholas and Peter sided with the Loyalists.[3] He befriended George Washington, who often visited the family residence while the Continental Army was quartered in Morristown. During that time his young son Thomas Ludlow Ogden wounded General Washington's hand in a fencing bout, in what is believed to be the only injury suffered by Washington in the course of the war.[1][2]
After the war, Ogden settled in Newark. He represented Essex County in the New Jersey General Assembly in 1790.[4] In 1791 President Washington appointed him U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey, a position he served until his death. Washington also appointed him Commissioner to the Indians in Northern New York, and he led the delegation that negotiated the Treaty of New York with the Seven Nations of Canada in 1796.[1]
Ogden died in 1798 in Newark.[2]
Ogden married Sarah Frances Ludlow (1744–1823), daughter of Thomas Ludlow, merchant of New York, and Catherine Le Roux, on December 22, 1767. They had 13 children:[1]
- David A. Ogden (1770–1829), U.S. Representative from New York, married Rebecca C. Edwards
- Catharine L. Ogden (1771–1814), Abijah Hammond, original landholder of Hammond, New York
- Charles L. Ogden (1772–1826), m. Elizabeth Meredith
- Thomas Ludlow Ogden (1773–1844), leading New York City lawyer, m. Martha Hammond
- Abraham Ogden (1775–1846), married Mary L. Barnwell
- Gertrude G. Ogden (1777-?), married Joshua Waddington
- Gouverneur Ogden (1778–1851), married Charlotte Curzon Seton
- William Ogden (1780–1801)
- Sarah F.L. Ogden (1782–1849)
- Margaretta E. Ogden (1783–1834), married David B. Ogden
- Isaac Ogden (1784–1867), married Sarah Ogden Meredith
- Samuel N. Ogden (1787-1787)
- Frances S. Ogden (1788–1824), married Nathaniel Lawrence, merchant of Liverpool, England
Ogden's brother Samuel Ogden (1746–1810) served as a Colonel of the New Jersey Militia during the Revolutionary War, and was later prominent in the iron business. In 1775, he married Euphemia Morris (1754–1818), a sister of Gouverneur Morris. After Abraham Ogden served as Commissioner to the Indians in Northern New York, he and Samuel Ogden, along with Gouverneur Morris and others, purchased a large tract of land in New York south of the Saint Lawrence River. The town of Ogdensburg, New York was named after Samuel Ogden.[1]
- ^ a b c d e Wheeler, William Ogden (1907). The Ogden Family in America. pp. 103–4.
- ^ a b c d Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography 4. 1900. p. 560.
- ^ a b History of Morris County, New Jersey with Illustrations, and Biographical Sketches of Prominent Citizens and Pioneers, 1739-1882. New York: Munsell & Co. 1882.
- ^ DenBoer, Gordon (1987). The Documentary History of the First Federal Elections 1788-1790 3. University of Wisconsin Press. p. 23. ISBN 0-299-10650-0.
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Hotel Burdigala is on Rue Georges Bonnac in Bordeaux, near Manege train station. While in this side of France, vacationers stroll along Pont de Pierre and Rue Ste Catherine, both within two kilometres from the cosy hotel.
The 83 well-appointed rooms and suites are fitted with Wi-Fi access, air conditioning, work desk, mini bar, coffee/tea maker, safe deposit box and bathroom with shower and tub. Some units have living room and sofa bed.
At Hotel Burdigala Bordeaux, patrons indulge in a generous breakfast and selection of French and international cuisines at La Table de Burdigala on site. Visitors can unwind with tasty treats and drinks at Le Bacchus Bar on site.
Hotel Burdigala Bordeaux - Mgallery Collection provides modern corporate facilities that can accommodate 120 people. Parking, 24-hour front desk and currency exchange are available at this pet-friendly hotel. Tourists tee off at Golf de Bordeaux-Lac for leisure.
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"Customized this with bright pink and yellow for my daughter's first birthday party - they turned out so spectacular. ONLY criticism is that the weight of the stickers is a bit thin... but used them as seals for her invitations and they perfectly coordinated with the address labels (same Fantastic First group, which I also customized). Happy customer!"
"Excellent quality - make simple presents look more elegant and saves time as no card necessary for all of the nursery school party gifts."
"I wasn't sure how the chalkboard effect would come across on these sticker tags, but it looks great! We attached these to small bottles of bubble soap as party favors. A huge hit!"
"I had my daughter-in-laws name placed on these...... "Mandy's Baby Shower" and the date of the baby shower underneath..... added a very personal touch to the shower gifts for those attending her shower. Loved the design."
"I ordered these labels to make party favors for my Niece's Baby Shower. She had ordered the invitations from Tiny Prints so I looked on line and found matching labels. I am really happy with the way they came out. The quality of the label is great and the picture of the giraffe is adorable."


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SAPGUI 4.6D on Win98
We have SAP R/3 4.6B. We are using SAPGUI of version 4.6D.The reason behind using 46D that old 4.6B SAPGUI was hangs after every 5-10 minutes. 4.6D gave us good stability. But nowadays SAPGUI 4.6D is also giving front error like 'Page fault error in Kernel32.DLL'...
What is the reason? We have installed SAPGUI on WIN98 workstations. Please provide a solution.
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Windows 98 is not a recommended environment for running SAPGUI. I've experienced a lot of problems when running SAPGUI on Windows 98. More memory usually helps, even better is an upgrade to Windows NT or Windows 2000. I'm afraid thats sad reality.
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Longtime Valley sportscaster Tom Dillon, who was the voice of Arizona State University for 20 years, died at his Phoenix home early Tuesday.
Dillon was named Arizona sportscaster of the year 17 times by the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. He was the play-by-play man for the Arizona Cardinals for 12 years, a stint that ended after the 2001 season. He also called games for Fox Sports Arizona.
Dillon was 65. Survivors include his wife, Bonnie, with whom he had worked as a realtor with Bonnie Dillon Luxury Homes the past few years.


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This cluster showcases the 75 best innovations in miming and mimicry, but I have to voice my thoughts on mimes— mimics can wait until another time.
Sure mimes are talented, but why can't they talk? What horrible act of evil have they committed that justifies putting yourself in a sound-proof, invisible prison of a box? I mean, damn guys, isn't life hard enough without adding the whole muted existence with face paint aspect? Maybe I just don't get it.
Anyway, from pooch personification to menacing mimes, check out the 75 masquerading mimes and mimics.