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The Blood Type Diet Archives Volume 8
Posted By: sharman(O)Date: Thursday, 4 February 1999, at 5:35 p.m.
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As far as cats and dogs are concerned, they are basically, carnivores. They need a balance of RAW meat , raw vegies and cooked grains. They need the grains and vegies because carnivores eat the intestines of dead animals which has digested grains and vegies. Commercial pet food is loaded with carbos and there is of course, no raw meat. I won't tell you what else can go in pet food. It can get pretty disgusting. If anyone is interested in a petfood recipe for dogs and cats please feel free to email me I'll be happy to send it along as well as a web site with great info on the pet food industry


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Piñon Canyon
"Anyone can love the mountains, but it takes soul to love the prairie." (A sign at the Comanche National Grassland.)
In southeastern Colorado the last intact shortgrass prairie in America's Great Plains rolls into juniper woodland landscapes and breathtaking red-rock canyons hundreds of feet deep. This unique combination of canyonlands, forested mesas and grasslands supports a highly diverse range of flora and fauna numbering in the thousands. The hard won environmental equilibrium of these interconnected bioregions – which stretch well into northern New Mexico – cannot be replaced if destroyed.
Yet this ecologically and historically rich landscape is now under threat from a huge and unwarranted land grab by the Pentagon. The existing 238,000-acre Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site (PCMS) between Trinidad and La Junta was created in 1983, largely through the use of eminent domain, and came with promises of no further expansion and no live fire. With promises broken and live fire a regular occurrence, the Pentagon is now seeking to triple the size of the PCMS. Maps leaked from the Army also show that the current plan is merely the first phase of an acquisition plan that could total 5 million acres, which still does not take into account Pentagon plans to expand the military's large land holdings and air space in northern New Mexico. This highlights the extreme importance of action to stop the expansion now.
Both the National Trust for Historical Places and Colorado Preservation Inc. have placed the region on their "Most Endangered Places" list because of the threat of military takeover. The Piñon area includes not only generational family ranches that are the backbone of the region's agricultural economy, but also the largest dinosaur track site in the US; pictographs made by the region's original inhabitants; Native American sacred sites and Hispanic placitas. Preserved ruts are even carved into the landscape from wagons travelling on the Santa Fe Trail.
The expansion plans also threaten the outstandingly healthy National Grasslands (Comanche, Kiowa and Rita Blanca) created as recovery units from the dust bowl as well as state lands and wildlife areas that provide refuge for an abundant and unique range of animal and plants.
Grasslands are the most endangered eco-region on earth and highly effective carbon sequesters. There is no doubt that loss of vegetation and increased erosion due to greatly increased troop maneuvers, heavy-vehicle exercises and the testing of high-tech weapons systems will harm many species and precipitate another dustbowl that will irreparably damage many archaeological and paleontological treasures.
The Pentagon is seeking to increase its domestic land control of more than 25,000,000 acres by 5 million acres no later than 2011. Three doctrines are driving the military's targeting of vital intact eco-regions: the neo-cons' Transformation project which emphasizes the use of high-tech weaponry and which needs large acreages for testing and development; the "Grow the Forces" process which will substantially increase overall troop numbers; and the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) process, which is shuttering many urban bases at enormous cost overruns and relocating forces to more remote and fragile environments.In order to fight the Pentagon's expansion plans and to ensure long term protection for the region, expansion opponents have built an extraordinary alliance which includes wildlife advocates, school children and school boards, historical groups, conservationists, Native Americans, ranchers, archaeological societies, water and soil conservancy groups, private property rights activists, labor unions, public lands advocates, religious groups, counties, cities, towns, museums, scientists and farmers.
Over the course of the past year our opposition campaign has delivered policy at every level of democracy – grassroots, county commissions, state legislature, US House of Representatives and US Senate. It has fostered an extraordinary bipartisan Congressional effort to win fiscal-year legislation preventing funding of all aspects of expansion at Piñon Canyon.
Not 1 More Acre! is a non-profit 501 (C4) organization which handles the legislative, environmental law and FOIA-related actions by expansion opponents. The next steps for Not 1 More Acre! will be to: mount a legal challenge to the Piñon Canyon Transformation Environmental Impact Statement; expand the campaign in targeted states to support the continuance of no-funding language in FY2009 and beyond; and to strengthen and expand legislative support at federal and state levels. Purgatoire, Apishapa & Comanche Grassland Trust is the educational 501(c)(3) organization working to raise public awareness of the precious diversity and global importance of the shortgrass steppe. Piñon Canyon Expansion Opposition Coalition is the group of ranchers and rural communities fighting to save their land and livelihoods from military takeover.
The Sangre de Cristo chapter of the Sierra Club is a primary partner in the alliance fighting to save the grasslands and will continue expanding outreach to citizens who support policies to better serve a planet in peril. As Not 1 More Acre! prepares its EIS challenge, the Sierra Club and other 501 (C3) partners will be working hard to raise public awareness about climate issues, and the extraordinary environmental and cultural significance of the lands under threat. Preserving the environment, history, sustainable economy and culture of southeastern Colorado and northern New Mexico is important to us locally, regionally, nationally and globally.
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'It's that simple': the real secret of voluntary poverty
The real secret about voluntary poverty and simplicity is that it can be fun. A commitment to live in simple, unwasteful ways challenges us to limit our wants and to satisfy our needs through our own resourcefulness, ingenuity, and hard but satisfying work. We must dig deep, all the way down to that restless longing and yearning for the exercise of our creativity that prowls, mostly unsatisfied, within us.
Searching through thrift shops, learning to cook or bake bread from scratch, taking the bus to work, riding bicycles, planting and caring for a garden, volunteering at the local soup kitchen or recycling center, mending clothes and repairing things ourselves – all of these activities are endless sources of entertainment and deep emotional satisfaction. They require of us humility, faith, forbearance, generosity, and imagination. In return, there is a kind of boldness, good humor, heartiness and gratitude for life that accompany embarking upon this particular adventure.


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A photography exhibition showcasing the beauty of Oman's landscapes and portraits of its people was inaugurated at the Oman Photo Club in Azaiba on Saturday.
"The collection of photographs has been put together by five lensmen who have captured the best glimpses of Oman," said Abid al Balushi, one of the photographers and a member of the Oman Photo Club.
The exhibition of 50 photographs is titled 'Lighting hymns' and will also display the works of Musa al Ruzai, Hamad al Menwari, Abid al Balushi, Ali al Ghafri and Majid al Maamari.
The exhibition features images in black and white as well as colour. "Oman is beautiful and we are conveying this message through these photographs," Balushi said. The exhibition will continue until February 15.


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From insects to humans, the Hedgehog (Hh) signaling pathway has conserved roles in embryonic development and tissue homeostasis. However, it has been suggested that the lack of mammalian equivalents of Costal2 (Cos2) contributes to a divergence between the mechanism of Drosophila and mammalian Hh signal transduction. Here, we challenge this view by showing that the kinesin protein Kif7 is a critical regulator of Hh signaling in mice. Similar to Cos2, Kif7 physically interacted with Gli transcription factors and controlled their proteolysis and stability, and acted both positively and negatively in Hh signaling. Thus, Kif7 is a missing component of the mammalian Hh signaling machinery, implying a greater commonality between the Drosophila and mammalian system than the prevailing view suggests.
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Many students use community colleges as a stone to four-year universities. "It's a lot easier for the students to come here out of high school to make that transition," says nursing student Lindsey Deroche.
At BRCC, that transition just got easier. BRCC and LSU sealed a partnership today, allowing students in certain degree programs to transfer all of their credits from the community college to LSU for their junior year. Students who study business, sciences, and humanities and social sciences can take advantage of the Bears 2 Tigers program. It will cut costs for the first two years of college.
At BRCC, 12 credit hours for in-state students cost a little over $1,200. In comparison, students taking 12 credit hours at LSU pay $2,867.
School officials say they hope other higher education institutions will follow their example, showing state lawmakers that colleges and universities are working together to do what's best for their students.
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Very Good Recipes of Spelt from Delectable Musings
There is one Spelt recipe on the blog Delectable Musings. (80 on all the blogs)
Click on the title of a recipe or the photo of a dish to read the full recipe on its author's blog.
Spelt Yogurt Cake: Gâteau au Yaourt
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Spelt yogurt cake with strawberries I bet you read that title, wrinkled your nose, and thought "Ick". All the while thinking "Yogurt and spelt? In cake? Those do not go in a cake." They do though! Really really well even! Keep reading to see how and then...
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Change In Date Of Anticipated Arbitration Decision In Sucampo Pharmaceuticals Dispute
Sucampo Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCMP) announced today that the International Court of Arbitration, International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), has notified the Company of a change in the anticipated date of the arbitration decision related to its demand for arbitration under the applicable provisions of the Collaboration and License Agreement with Takeda Pharmaceuticals Company Limited, or Takeda. The ICC extended the date from May 31, 2012, to June 29, 2012. Sucampo does not know how long thereafter the proceedings will conclude.
About Sucampo Pharmaceuticals
Sucampo Pharmaceuticals, Inc., an international pharmaceutical company is focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of proprietary drugs based on prostones. The therapeutic potential of prostones, which occur naturally in the human body as a result of enzymic (15-PGDH) transformation of certain fatty acids, was first identified by Ryuji Ueno, M.D., Ph.D., Ph.D., Sucampo Pharmaceuticals' Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. Dr. Ueno founded Sucampo Pharmaceuticals in 1996 with Sachiko Kuno, Ph.D., founding Chief Executive Officer and currently Advisor, International Business Development, and a member of the Board of Directors. For more information, please visit www.sucampo.com.
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Nursing Agency in Buffalo, NY? Recommendations, experiences anyone?
0 I'm thinking about ICU per diem agency nursing in the Buffalo, NY area. Does anyone have any particular experiences or recommendations? Shift availability, pay rate and working conditions are all of interest. Anyone currently work for Nursefinders? Thanks in advance! Julia
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Try nurses RX, can't hurt.lindarn likes this.1Apr 26, '12 by oneLoneNurseFound a travel psych nurse job in Buffalo. While it's not TO, it's about as close as I seem to be able to get. Anyone any thoughts on Buffalo? It's close enough to harbor a relocaton somewhere in Ontario later. Or if I like Buffalo, just stay put as it may be close enough.lindarn likes this.


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The single biggest issue associated with upgrading WordPress and/or your theme is that it can potentially break or delete custom code you've written into your functions.php file and css files. In fact, the single biggest advantage of the Thesis theme is that virtually no coding is ever necessary inside the WordPress core.
Note: Consider this concept to be retired. A far more robust way of maintaining our shortcodes and custom functions is via a plugin. See this post for more information.
Although I use thesis on a few blogs (and I'm an affiliate) I don't actively promote its use. Why? I feel it presents more challenges that it solves – with the main disadvantage being that it requires a knowledge of css beyond what what most people are prepared to learn. It detracts from the primary focus of your blog – content. Despite the active community and excellent forums, I believe its advantages don't compare favourably against a well-coded and functional theme for your entry level blogger.
For those of you that don't use Thesis, and this is most of us, there are ways of adopting some of the lessons learned from the platform; this has to do with how we reference our custom functions or css. By creating a separate file for our functions and css code, we can easily upgrade without having to endure the painstaking task of making sure we migrate all the important code into the upgraded package.
It's good practice to keep all your custom files in the one single folder. In my case, I'll create a folder called custom_files. This should be created in our theme's root directory (the same directory with our functions.php, index.php file and others). We now create a file called my_functions.php (with the opening PHP tags) and move it into our newly created folder.
The my_functions.php file we've just created has to be referenced by your functions file, so open up your theme's functions.php file and paste the following into the top line. It can be posted anywhere, but for the sake of cleanliness we'll keep it at the top of the page.
include_once (TEMPLATEPATH . '/custom_files/my_functions.php');
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Now you have your own custom functions file that you can easily migrate when you perform a theme upgrade or if you choose to move your custom code into another WordPress blog. Whenever you have custom code, paste it into this file.
If you would like to add a custom css file for all your styling changes (and you should!), why not create a custom function to call your own css code from within our newly created my_functions.php file? The advantage of this is that you will only need to update only the functions.php file to effect all your changes. You won't have to mess around with your CSS templates at all.
function wp_custom_css() { $my_theme_path = get_bloginfo('template_directory') . '/custom_files'; echo "<link rel=\"stylesheet\" href=\"$my_theme_path/my_css.css\" type=\"text/css\">"; } add_action('wp_head','wp_custom_css');
If you wanted to be really funky about things, you could also create a my_shortcode.php file to keep all your treasured shortcode separate from your functions. It's not really necessary, but if you had a lot of custom code, it may come in handy.
I've included a downloadable zip file. In this is a directory, a functions file and a css file. All you'll have to do to get it working is drop the working folder into your theme's 'root' and paste the single line of code from above into your theme's functions.php file. In this sample my_functions.php file is the mandatory function to call your custom css file and a couple of shortcode examples.
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Edison Ford Emerging Inventors Early Learning Program for one - three year old children and their parents, grandparents and other family members begins in October. The program includes socializing with others, education activities, experiments and exploring the homes, gardens and museum at the Edison & Ford Winter Estates.
Each month will have a theme and each session will introduce science through activities and time to tend the Emerging Inventors Vegetable Garden! Children and parents are encouraged to bring lunch or snack to enjoy on the grounds after the program.
The Learning Classes will begin again October 2014 and will be the first and third Thursday of each month (except January and April 2015) from 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. and parents can select specific dates or come regularly.
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Emerging Inventors get into Halloween fun with a trick or treat walk around the Edison & Ford Winter Estates, along with learning about the moon and stars in the night sky and paint pumpkins!
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Join in the fun to read a LEGO Story and build animals, a number train and more. Emerging Inventors build LEGOS and practice team work.
December 4 & 18 Holiday Fun
Emerging Inventors get ready for the holidays with a visit from Santa and creating presents and ornaments. Students also will learn about northern winter weather by making snow.
January 15 Smarts in Art & Science
Emerging Inventors learn colors and science while experimenting with polymer, milk, paints and more.
February 5 & 19 Edison Chemistry
Emerging Inventors learn about and create mixtures and solutions through multiple activities including polymer, play dough, silly putty and more.
March 5 & 19 Flowers & Trees
Students learn about and use all five senses in this class while discovering the many flowers and trees throughout Edison Ford.
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Emerging Inventors experiment with electricity and energy through hands-on activities and demonstrations that will make their hair stand-up and paper "dance!"


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Allegheny County's generous selection of cultural arts provides a variety of year-round entertainment. The Pittsburgh metro-area ranks in the top ten of the 50 largest metropolitan areas in the nation in terms of cultural facilities per 100,000 population. In fact, the cultural arts in Allegheny County draw bigger audiences than sports events.
The downtown Pittsburgh Cultural District is anchored by the Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts, The Benedum Center (right), The Byham Theater (above) and the O'Reilly Theater (below). These grand venues host such world -class cultural treasures as the Pittsburgh Public Theater, Pittsburgh Ballet Theater, Pittsburgh Opera, Civic Light Opera and the Pittsburgh Symphony.
Art enthusiasts can enjoy The Carnegie and Frick Museums, which display some of the world's finest collections of art, and the Andy Warhol Museum, the most comprehensive museum dedicated to a single artist. History buffs of all eras will enjoy the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, and the Pittsburgh Regional History Center; and for hands-on science and experiences for children and adults, there's Carnegie Science Center and the Pittsburgh Children's Museum.


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San Francisco leads 1-0 (as of 4/5)
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Barry Zito warmed up inside as the celebration began without him. When he heard his name, he popped out for a quick look.
Then, back to his routine.Zito spent all winter relishing in the World Series win -- and now, he's starting anew."I'm grateful," he said. "It was such a blessing. We're not taking anything for granted."Zito saved San Francisco's season by beating the Cardinals last fall in the NL Championship Series, then delivered again with a 1-0 victory over St. Louis on Friday as the Giants celebrated their latest World Series title throughout the home opener.Zito outdueled Jake Westbrook in his season debut. The lefty also had a key sacrifice bunt that led to San Francisco's run in the fourth, when Angel Pagan drew a bases-loaded walk."It was great for us to come out and match right up with the Cardinals again," Zito said. "It felt good to start with one of the best in the league."The Giants won their 15th straight game with Zito on the mound, including the postseason. He hasn't lost since Aug. 2 against the New York Mets.Facing constant criticism yet again for his girth, World Series MVP Pablo Sandoval made several nice stops at third base and ran down a foul popup to back Zito."The difference-maker was the defense," Zito said. "Pablo picked me up huge on a handful of plays."Zito blanked the Cardinals on three hits through the seventh. San Francisco's starters have gone 26 innings without allowing an earned run so far."Unbelievable," manager Bruce Bochy said. "We know that's amazing and we can't expect that."Jeremy Affeldt pitched a 1-2-3 eighth and Sergio Romo closed out the three-hitter with a clean ninth for his third save.Zito earned a 5-0 victory in Game 5 of the NLCS at Busch Stadium that sent the series back to San Francisco, where the Giants won two more to reach the World Series. They went on to sweep the Detroit Tigers, with Zito winning the opener.Zito began the year much like he did in his comeback season of 2012, when he pitched a shutout at Colorado.The last time the Giants won 14 or more consecutive starts by a pitcher was Carl Hubbell's 16 straight from July 17 to Sept. 30, 1936, according to STATS.Fresh off San Francisco's second title in three years, Bochy carried the World Series trophy out from an entrance in center field as the first Giant announced to the cheering sellout crowd of 41,581."I tried to punt it off," Bochy said. "I've been ball-hogging."The orange championship flag arrived by fire boat, with members of the San Francisco Fire Department handing it off to longtime fans to carry the final way through the outfield before several players took turns raising it onto the pole."It's definitely hard not to look around, especially when they're flying that flag," Zito said.After the 45-minute pregame ceremony, it was Zito's turn. By the time he was done with the 102-pitch gem, he walked off to chants of "Barry! Barry!""Same guy we saw last year," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said.Zito allowed Jon Jay's leadoff single, then Carlos Beltran hit a hard grounder that Sandoval stopped to begin a double play -- one of two turned by San Francisco.Zito added a hit, too. He singled down the left-field line in his first at-bat leading off the third.Zito hopes to build on his 15-8 record last season that was his best since the 2002 AL Cy Young Award winner joined San Francisco on a $126 million, seven-year contract before the 2007 season."Keep it going, Barry," Romo said.For Matheny, a former Giants catcher himself, San Francisco's Game 7 clinching party in a downpour here is still plenty fresh."We understood the point once the trophy walked out onto the field," he said. "It wasn't anything different when the flag goes up. We don't need any more motivation than what we already got."The two clubs have captured the past three World Series championships -- the Giants in 2010 and last year, the Cardinals in '11.Westbrook, still two wins shy of 100, matched his career high with six walks and struck out one in 6 2/3 innings. Allen Craig had two of the Cardinals' hits.Westbrook walked Gregor Blanco with one out in the fourth and allowed Brandon Crawford's single before Zito produced another timely bunt. He sacrificed and reached on Yadier Molina's fielding error to load the bases with one out. Westbrook walked Pagan to force in the run.Zito had a perfectly executed bunt single to drive in a run during that Game 5 NLCS win."That's an amazing run that he's had, and really it's incredible how he's turned it around from some of the up-and-down years," Bochy said. "To get off to a start like this, I couldn't be prouder of him."Brandon Belt returned to the Giants lineup at first base after missing the final two games at Los Angeles with a stomach bug. Bochy went with the exact same lineup as Game 5 of the NLCS against the Cardinals.On a day when the Queen classic "We Are the Champions" blared through a near-empty ballpark as pregame warmups began, San Francisco started off a six-game homestand.It will be a weekend of fanfare for the franchise. On Saturday, the team will honor NL MVP and batting champion Buster Posey before the game with other former San Francisco MVPs, and Sunday will be the ring ceremony.Sandoval and NLCS MVP Marco Scutaro threw out ceremonial first pitches."Tremendous ceremony," Bochy said. "Your emotions are just flying. To see the flag come in and how the fans are involved, it's overwhelming. We all had chills, goose bumps. Some guys had tears."Game notes
Molina said he congratulated Posey before the game on the championship and his new contract -- "Lot of respect." ... A moment of silence was held before the national anthem for late Cardinals Hall of Famer Stan Musial and victims from Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. ... San Francisco has won 11 of its last 13 home openers. ... The Giants began a stretch with eight day games in their next 10. ... San Francisco sold out its 166th straight regular-season game dating to Oct. 1, 2010. ... The Giants are 11-3 in home openers in their 14-year-old ballpark. ... RHP Ryan Vogelsong makes his season debut Saturday for San Francisco against St. Louis RHP Shelby Miller. ... The Cardinals' David Freese played seven innings for Triple-A Memphis, going 1-for-4. The third baseman started the season on the disabled list because of a lower back strain suffered in spring training.The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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4th | A Pagan walked, G Blanco scored, B Crawford to third, B Zito to second. | 0 | 1 | |
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Stadium | AT&T Park, San Francisco, CA |
Attendance | 41,581 (99.2% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:31 |
Weather | 64 degrees, cloudy |
Wind | 11 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Dana DeMuth, First Base - Angel Hernandez, Second Base - Doug Eddings, Third Base - John Tumpane |


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September 23rd, 2013 Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) Beloved German Chancellor Angela Merkel, known for her soft-spoken and motherly style, promised she would deliver more "successful years for Germany" is heading for a third term. Exit polls indicate she could mark a historic achievement of an absolute majority in the Germany's parliament. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Merkel's Christian Democrat party (CDU) won 301 seats in the 598-seat Bundestag, enough to form a government without a coalition partner. She could fall just short of an absolute majority, however.Many predicted Merkel would be forced into a "grand coalition" with her main socialist opponents, the Social Democrats, but early results suggested that she might avoid this. "This is a super result," the 59-year-old Merkel told cheering supporters. "We will do all we can in the next four years together to make them successful years for Germany. It is too early to say how we will proceed but today we should celebrate." The last time a party won an outright majority in a German election was in 1957, under the Christian Democrat leader Konrad Adenauer. Another four-year term for Merkel, would see her outshine Margaret Thatcher as the European Union's longest serving female head of government. A Protestant pastor's daughter from East Germany, the euro-zone crisis has hit the careers of other European leaders - but not her. Her current center-Right coalition partners, the Free Democrats, were heading for a bad night however, with just 4.7 per cent of yesterday's vote, according to the exit poll - too little even to enter the German parliament. If this is confirmed, the FDP, a liberal pro-business party, would drop out of the Bundestag for the first time in its history. Surveys show Merkel's cautious handling of the euro-zone crisis is strongly endorsed by the German public. After eight years in power, her approval ratings still regularly top 60 percent. Merkel has presided over a strong economy with low unemployment in economic uncertain times. Merkel boasts of keeping Germany stable despite turmoil across the continent. Her social democrat challenger Peer Steinbrück has accused her of prescribing a "deadly dose" of austerity for the euro-zone, saying the government's crisis strategy lacks a "growth impulse." The government will have to steer Germany through a dramatic shift to renewable energy and cope with the needs of an aging population. Census figures show Germany has more people aged 65 and over than it has children. The one lone dissenting voice in these elections is Alternative für Deutschland, a party born out of anger over the euro-zone crisis, which calls for an orderly dismantling of the single currency. Conscious of the need to fend off the "euro-sceptic" threat, Merkel appealed to voters to defend the euro at a rally in Berlin this past weekend. Click here to learn about our Saint Michael the Archangel conference this Nov 1-3! Article brought to you by: Catholic Online (www.catholic.org) |


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Lots of sugar and fat can make this classic Halloween treat super scary. This lightened-up treat has a few tricks – homemade popcorn, a few better-for-you ingredients and smart portions.
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Depending on the ingredients, basic buttery and sugary popcorn balls can have anywhere from 200 to 400-plus calories. The numbers only go up from there with the addition of nuts, candy and caramel. Treat trick-or-treaters or Halloween party-goers to this homemade version — with a fraction of the calories — instead.
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1 (10 ounce) bag mini marshmallows
In a large bowl combine popcorn, pumpkin seeds and candy corn; set aside.
Melt spread in a large skillet over medium heat. Add marshmallows and stir until melted (3 to 4 minutes). Pour marshmallow mixture over popcorn and toss well to coat. Using a spoon, scoop out a handful of mixture and form into 16 evenly sized balls. Transfer to a sheet pan lined with parchment paper to cool and set. Once cool, store in an air-tight container for up to 3 days.
** For each 5 cups of popcorn, place ¼ cup popcorn kernels in a paper lunch bag and microwave on high heat for approximately 2 minutes. Repeat.
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Calories: 107
Total Fat: 2 grams
Saturated Fat: 0 grams
Total Carbohydrate: 22 grams
Sugars: 12 grams
Protein: 1 gram
Sodium: 31 milligrams
Cholesterol: 0 milligrams
Fiber: 1 gram
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The Robert L. Reed Tap Heritage Institute Incorporated (RLRTHII), is a not-for profit 501c (3) organization.
Our mission is to educate, enhance public awareness of, promote an interest in, and appreciate tap as a vital indigenous American art form in all its myriad forms, expressions, techniques, ethnicities, and diversities. Our primary goal is to teach the general public, in particular youth (with special interest in the disadvantaged and underserved), through master workshops, lectures, panel discussions, and professional concerts. Tap has a rich history and significance for American culture. Tap is not only an art, but a tool to educate, teach, promote, and preserve a historical institution. Tap dance has influenced and transformed every aspect of the performing arts and popular culture as well as theater and film.
In pursuit of our mission, we host a world-class tap dance festival each summer in St. Louis, Missouri. This project titled "The St. Louis Tap Festival" (SLTF) runs each year for one week late in July and/or early in August. Returning to the Sheraton St. Louis City Center again this year, the festival provides Master Classes, "Tap Jam", panel discussion, a Participant's showcase, and the finale, our "All That Tap" Master Tap Concert. In its twenty-three year history, the SLTF has been able to touch a large cross-section of the St. Louis area, United States, as well as the world. It has been able to address and meet the needs of its primary constituency, the dance community; its secondary constituency, the community at large; with tertiary consideration given to the African-American Community. The Organization has been able to develop a racially diverse volunteer board for the event and the organization as well as for the festival participants and the audience. We also develop partnerships with local, national, and international dance companies and studios in order to allow them to invest time and resources in the production.
The festival consists of three components: Education, Exhibition, and the Awards Ceremony.
Education through master classes helps further the art form and panel discussions show how to work in this chosen field. Exhibition through performances help develop an appreciation for this indigenous American art form and its traditional and cultural contributions to the world. The Tap Jam helps aspiring artists hone their improvisational skills by watching masters, artists, and peers improvise. They are often challenged to join in. The masters, at this time, offer their expert advice and experience. The awards ceremony is a means of preserving and documenting excellence in the field of tap.
Our annual Master Tap Concert - "All That Tap" - attracts teaching masters and performing professionals from around the world to St. Louis for a unique demonstration of tap skills. This year we will host this event at the beautiful Edison Theater at Washington University. Conveniently accessible to the Metro Link line, the venue assures access to those who may not otherwise be able to attend
The SLTF is extremely popular due to the participation of world renowned stars of yesterday, today, and the next generation. Rave reviews in newspapers and magazines as well as increased attendance each year are confirmation that the festival brings in the finest talent. The St. Louis Tap Festival is considered the best of its kind in the world and is renowned for bringing in the best, most famous, well established, and hottest hoofers of stage, screen and television known internationally as brilliant choreographers and performers.
Past faculty has included: Dr. Jimmy Slyde, a recipient of Oklahoma City University's Doctor of Performing Arts in American dance, Ernest "Brownie" Brown, who was half of the Vaudeville duo, Cook and Brown appeared in the 1984 film "The Cotton Club" and now performs the trademark "Chair Dance" with his protégé, Reggio McLaughlin, who's performing career started in the subways of Chicago and led to performances in theaters around the world, Rosie Radiator, the creator of Rad Taps® and has performed with the likes of Donald O'Connor, several tap companies and developed Tap Electronics™, Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards, featured in the Broadway musical "Black & Blue", was the first woman to perform in Savion Glover's Bring in 'Da Noise, Bring in 'Da Funk, MADD Rhythms featuring Bril Barrett, "Tre" Dumas, and Jumaane Taylor from Chicago have been hittin' it hard on stages around the country with their rhythms, Avi Miller & Ofer Ben, native Israelis, have performed in many international venues, Robert L. Reed, founder, artistic director, and producer of the St. Louis Tap Festival, host of his own variety show in Japan "Robert Hall", Professor and Artist in Residence at Oklahoma City University, former choreographer and dance captain of the show, "Riverdance", Mr. Reed's daughter, Robin Reed, has performed around the world and most recently served as the only assistant to the late great Dr. Leonard Reed's teaching the Shim Sham Shimmy and the Bambalina, his son, Robert Reed III, toured with Savion Glover in the 2003 international tour of Bring in 'Da Noise, Bring in Da Funk, has performed and taught around the world, Ulrike Dinger, protégé of Mr. Reed, hailing from Dusseldorf Germany, is the producer of the Duisburg Steptanz Festival and performs regularly with the Tap Rag Tiger Trio. Bringing more diversity and flavor to the festival, Ten Foot Five not only enjoyed tap with us, but taught Hip Hop as well!
This year's faculty includes Professor Robert L. Reed, a much sought after tap teacher, producer, choreographer, and performer who has taught and performed all over the world, is proficient at teaching many styles of tap and is the protégé of Maceo Anderson, a founding member of the Four Step Brothers dance act was with "Riverdance" as dance captain and toured as a principle with Incognito in Europe, was a featured artist at the Peg Leg Bates Resort, has toured with Cab Calloway, opened for such luminaries as Sammy Davis Jr., Jerry Lewis, Redd Foxx, Cher, the Smothers Brothers and David Hasselhoff, appears in the critically acclaimed Peg Leg Bates documentary "Dancing with the Peg", hosted his own television show in Japan named for him - Robert Hall, which featured Quentin Tarantino and Brittany Spears as guests, Logan Miller, protégé of Robert L. Reed, has had the opportunity to travel and perform worldwide, has appeared in Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards' A Shared Evening – Danspace Project and On Tap – Summer Stage in NYC, is a member of Emmy-Award winning Choreographer, Jason Samuels Smith's A.C.G.I., Avi Miller & Ofer Ben are tap dancers, performers, teachers, and lecturers who studied hoofing with many tap teachers and mentors and their tap dancing experience spans over 35 years and includes countries such as: Australia, Canada, China, Finland, Holland, Israel, Japan, Thailand and the USA, Jason Samuels Smith (performer, choreographer, director) has emerged as a multi-talented leader in the Art form of Tap and his accolades include a Dance Magazine Award, an Emmy, an American Choreography Award for "Outstanding Choreography, and the Gregory Hines Humanitarian Award; Hoofers Award and , Karen Callaway Williams, the producer of Rhythms for Ruby, is known for being both the first African-American female tap dancer and dance captain in "Riverdance - The Show" and the only African-American female tap dancer and dance captain in "Riverdance – On Broadway", Bob Audy has worked in every aspect of show business as director-choreographer for Broadway, television, movie, and summer theatre across the country, has coached or taught numerous stars and has trained several generations of international tap dancers by focusing on crystal clear tap and strong use of arms, Evan Ruggiero was accepted into the New Jersey Tap Ensemble at age 10, later diagnosed with a rare bone cancer disease that claimed his right leg, yet he carries the legacy of legend Clayton "Peg Leg" Bates having performed with Maurice Chestnut, Karen Callaway Williams and DeWitt Fleming, Maud Arnold (Tap Dance Advisor), teaches and performs in Brazil, Tokyo, Barcelona, Russia and all across the United States, is the co-director and producer of the critically acclaimed and internationally recognized DC Tap Festival with her sister Chloé Arnold, Chloé Arnold is a leading lady in the Art Form of Tap, Co-founder of DC Tap Festival and Co-Director of La Tap Festival whose most recent highlights include guest performing on NBC's America's Got Talent, ABC's Dancing With The Stars and FOX's So You Think You Can Dance, and her work can be seen on film, television, and stages worldwide, Martin "Tre" Dumas III is a tap dancer and choreographer from Chicago featured in the North American and European tours of "Riverdance", co-starred with Dormeshia Sumbry Edwards in the "The Rise and Fall of Miss Thang", and proudly debuted his first full production featuring Jus'LisTeN entitled, "Tap Like Water", Megan Maltos trained exclusively at Danswest Dance in Tucson under the direction of Frank Trent until 2001, has had the privilege to study with such greats as Amy Ernst, Michael Williams, Sam Watson, David Berkey, Nina Janik, and Susan Quinn, and has worked in local industrials, music videos, TV, and film.
The SLTF also brings in business to the different venues including the Sheraton St. Louis City Center, as well as restaurant, souvenir stores, the Gateway Arch, Union Station, the St. Louis Zoo, the Historic Soulard district etc. Many of our participants tour the great city that birthed the "St. Louis Blues" and "Ragtime", especially overseas guests. The Tap Heritage Institute has put St. Louis on the map for tap!
The civic community appreciates the value and significance of the festival's presence in St. Louis. In 1998, St. Louis Mayor, Clarence Harmon, proclaimed August 3 as Robert L. Reed Tap Heritage Institute Day.


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Slightly delayed following the destruction of Hurricane Sandy, A Christmas Story, The Musical is now bringing holiday cheer to Broadway as it begins performances at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater today. Based on the beloved and nostalgic 1983 Christmas movie of the same name, A Christmas Story is the new kid on New York City theater's holiday block, joining perennial favorite Radio City Christmas Spectacular and returning Christmas-themed musicals Elf (also based on a movie) and How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
Taking place in 1940s Indiana, A Christmas Story, The Musical is about young Ralphie, a boy with a big imagination and an ardent Christmas wish to have a Red Ryder BB gun. Pink bunny pajamas, a leggy lamp, and a mean department store Santa Claus all figure into this hilarious holiday tale. The musical stars Dan Lauria (TV's The Wonder Years, Lombardi on Broadway) as Jean Shepherd and Johnny Rabe as Ralphie.
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Frantic as a cardiograph scratching out the lines, Day 89: Justice League America #48
Every day this year, I will be examining the first pages of random comics. Today's page is from Justice League America #48, which was published by DC and is cover dated March 1991. Enjoy!
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She Has No Head! – Linda Medley's Castle Waiting
Castle Waiting. Linda Medley (creator/writer/artist). Fantagraphics. 457p. $29.95.
I was planning to write about the first issue of the new Spider-Girl mini-series, whether I loved it or not, but I just couldn't gear myself up for a full column slamming it. It was so incredibly mediocre and uninteresting, and completely what doesn't inspire me about comics these days that I just couldn't bring myself to devote the column inches to it.
Instead I decided to talk about a book that I recently discovered, and don't know how I could have missed all these years – Linda Medley's excellent Castle Waiting.
It's not that surprising that I missed it I suppose, considering my sporadic relationship with comics (periods of obsessive love followed by periods of complete burnout), when you also consider Castle Waiting's own valiant but sporadic publishing history. In 1996, Medley was awarded a Xeric Grant and self-published the first seven issues of Castle Waiting in 1997 and 1998. Cartoon Books then stepped in as the publisher of issues #8 – 11, followed by Medley self-publishing on her own again in 2001 and taking the series up to issue #16.


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It doesn't matter what happens to a man but it does matter how he takes it. That's the true spirit of an Edwardian gentleman.Merry Christmas to all the dear readers of these intermittent posts on Eating Like an Edwardian. May the indefatigable spirit expressed by Herbert Johnson guide you throughout 2012.
-- Herbert Johnson ("adventurer, stockjobber, and sportsman"), and owner of the famed Marsh Court in Hampshire
Some Edwardian workers from 1910 are manufacturing Christmas crackers for you. Enjoy a lovely holiday celebration full of cheer!
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We Will Remember Them: London's Great War Memorials
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2014 saw a momentous centenary, the start of the First World War commemorations. Among our contributions to the centenary was an exhibition focused on the six London Great War memorials cared for by English Heritage.
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Dramatic aerial photographs illustrated the surprising grandeur of motorway design, and the exhibition explored how our motoring heritage has developed its own art and architecture.
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Using the latest digital technology, 'Almost Lost' charts the highs and lows of a century of heritage protection in our capital city.
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From cathedrals to private houses, war memorials to sculptures, our new exhibition celebrates the post-war era and its best listed buildings. It is 25 years since the first major post-war buildings were listed.
Pride and Prejudice: The Battle for Betjeman's Britain
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A Monumental Act: How Britain Saved its Heritage
1 May - 7 July 2013
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The General, The Scientist & The Banker: The Birth of Archaeology and the Battle for the Past
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4 July - 27 August 2012
This exhibition captured the magic and glamour of two of the town's attractions, which helped to transform Blackpool into a magnificent 'playground' for the northern manufacturing towns, and earned it the enduring crown of Britain's most popular seaside destination.
Stonehenge: Monumental Journey
9 May - 24 June 2012
This opening exhibition at the Quadriga Gallery showed how Stonehenge has been experienced over time and how it will be reconnected with the wider landscape.
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Chinese Chicken Wingettes
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Add some zip to traditional chicken wings by marinating and glazing them in a tangy Asian-inspired mix of hoisin, soy and hot pepper sauces, along with ginger and garlic.
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Calories | 173 |
Total Fat | 12g |
Saturated Fat | 3g |
Cholesterol | 55mg |
Sodium | 147mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 2g |
Dietary Fiber | 0 |
Sugars | n/a |
Protein | 13g |
Calcium | -- |
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Serves: 12
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- 1/2 cup(s) hoisin sauce
- 2 tablespoon(s) reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1.5 tablespoon(s) each toasted sesame oil and cider vinegar
- 3 clove(s) garlic, minced
- 1 tablespoon(s) grated peeled fresh ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) hot pepper sauce
- 2 package(s) (1 3/4 lb each) chicken wingettes
- Garnish: sesame seeds, sliced scallion
- Whisk all but chicken and garnish in a bowl. Spoon 3 Tbsp into a cup; cover and refrigerate. Use as a finishing glaze.
- Pour remaining mixture into a large ziptop bag; add chicken. Turn to coat pieces. Refrigerate overnight.
- Heat oven to 400°F. Line broiler pan bottom with foil; coat broiler pan rack with nonstick spray. Arrange wingettes on pan rack. Bake 40 to 45 minutes, turning chicken once, until tender.
- Heat broiler. Brush wings with finishing glaze. Broil 6 in. from heat source until crispy and glazed, about 4 minutes. Transfer to a platter. Sprinkle with sesame seeds and scallions.
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Global Teams has grown to be 17 worldwide bases which are training and sending 381 missionaries from 25 nations to work within 145 unreached people groups where 32 self-propagating Movements to Christ have emerged among Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, and others. In just two of these Movements, Global Teams has access to 1/3 of the world's Muslim population. The vision of Global Teams "to see the heart of Christ in the skin of every culture," is rooted in Biblical truth as found in John 1:14: "The Word became flesh and blood, and moved into the neighborhood." As a result of this approach, we see Movements to Christ emerging in forms and expressions that fit the culture of the people and enable the Gospel to flow and spread like yeast in the dough.
Africa, Asia, North America, Latin America
Global Teams reaches people for Christ right where we find them. God ordained the nations into which all people are born, therefore we honor folks and learn how they think, live, work and play. Knowing that God goes in front of us to all people, we look and listen for how He is already at work and follow the Holy Spirit, building trust and earning the privilege of extending the Gospel of Christ to them.
Global Teams plants churches into existing family and social networks. We build upon the cornerstones of family and community for the spread of the Gospel. New believers immediately go back to their families and communities to share their faith. As whole families and communities come to Christ, existing social and family relationships are preserved and become a Movement to Christ. Like yeast in the dough, faith multiplies rapidly and the Movement quickly becomes self-sustaining. Through careful study of the Bible, a worship style is developed that will allow this Movement to Christ to continue to identify with their own culture and people group.
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