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About the French 65 Cocktail
Try this extra-citrusy spin on the classic French 75.
Ingredients in the French 65 Cocktail
- 1 oz Cointreau
- 6 drops Angostura Bitters
- 3 oz Piper-Heidsieck Champagne
Garnish: Orange twist
Glass: Champagne flute
How to make the French 65 Cocktail
Add the Cointreau and bitters to a mixing glass and fill with ice. Stir, and strain into a chilled Champagne flute. Top with the Champagne and garnish with an orange twist.
This recipe is from the book Cocktails & Amuse-Bouches, For Her & For Him, by Daniel Boulud and Xavier Herit.

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Wise decision. Concealed weapon charge will void your permit. You know well that CC is not legal unless you have the permit in your possession.
One thing to learn and keep it on your mind is "always assume there is danger around the corner" some people say that its being paranoid for no reason. There is a big difference in being paranoid and being aware if your surroundings and being prepared.as far as open carry? If your CCL lets you choose to open or conceal carry, i would choose to keep it concealed. Open carry will bring you attention, and not the good kind.
Semper paratus.....virtute et armis
Wait on your paperwork. Some may disagree, but i always conceal. Like Mr. Wray says....open carry attracts attention. But i like to think of my CCW as my ace in the hole, and i dont like to tip my hand until i've been called.
OM, Open carry is legal... While many can do it, I'm uncomfortable with it. Wife had been attacked (without injury) by a pit a few years ago, that's when I started thinking about defense weapons. I was not real happy to see the Shepard just about clearing his fence this morning. I don't think I'll make that mistake again. Maybe the title would have been better worded, open carry or not carry
OC is legal many places. If it recently became legal in an area, there will be some attention drawn to those that OC initially. Most of time, those seeing one carrying openly will assume they are a bail bondsman, parole officer or plain clothes officer. That said, lets look at prudent reason. 1. Open carry is easier to reach and attracts less attention in doing so. 2. A person openly carrying is less apt to be attacked so they need their sidearm. Seriously would you go after someone you already know is carrying? There is only one documented case of it happening but several where those carrying concealed lost their money, jewelry and gun. 3. If legal, OC is cheaper to do than CC. 4. People in the south do not pay OC much attention. People in the north are more like to take notice or report such carry.
we have concealed carry in Texas. i wish that they would pass a law that allowed open carry here. i have read that states do have the right to open carry, and think along the same lines, would someone bother another person if they saw a handgun on their hip? probably not. here in Texas, if you have a concealed carry permit, you are not allowed to have your weapon visible at any time. which in winter months, not that big a deal. but in the summer months, over a 100 degrees, high humidity, you either have to carry a smaller weapon or take extra care to be able to conceal your firearm. big hassle. i just wish we at least had the option. as for myself i might carry open during the summer!
I live in a free state. I most often open carry. sometimes conceal. I conceal if I will be in crowds as even with a retention holster I am concerned about having someone grab my pistol (I know the odds of that are very very small). Open carry is quite common here. I have never even seen a police officer look at my gun when I oc. I believe if you OC the bad guys notice and avoid you and your house. I think most bad guys try to avoid places where the air might be polluted with lead. But situations vary and when I lived in the midwest I always carried concealed.
Just walking on the edge of of my grave.
I always conceal carry my LCP. This thread has me intreged on open carrying my 45 ACPs. I have no hope of conceling them without a winter jacket, so maybe I'll just open carry instead. I'm reading up on Virginia laws. So far, it looks like Virginia is a very good place to open carry.
In MS open carry is legal only with a CCW, because it is considered (MS supreme court quote) "to be concealed in whole or in part" Meaning that even though you can obviously see it's a gun, and likely able to tell the make and even model if your familiar, because the parts inside the holster can't be seen you have to have a CCW. Ridiculous. I open carried before I got my permit, and yes most people just assumed I was a plain clothes cop, or bailbondsman, or security officer. When a cop asked me about it once, I told him "none of the above" and he just let me go on my merry way.


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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. A friend and I were talking about the group we were with. We looked down, and there were about 5 people in the group who were all texting, Facebooking, Tweeting, or emailing on their smartphones.
It's the norm these days for people to do that. If I get a text, I'll look..but everything else I've decided to turn off. I may peak at lunch or if I am waiting in line, but I'm done with checking often. Everything can wait.
If it is urgent, I'll get a call or text. Everything else will now wait. I find it to be more beneficial of my time. Now my friend said that people who dive into their phones are missing out on the moments of life. That they are anti-social as well.
Yeah maybe that's the case, but to tell you the truth...I don't care about that stuff. If someone wants to be anti-social, so what? If someone is putting a priority on checking their Faceook, so what? I really don't care. It's none of business and it really doesn't effect me.
Sometimes when I go for a walk I read, because I'm usually thinking...and something comes up that I want to research. The other day I was walking, and I was curious about famous black cars in the movies/tv. So I had to google out, because it was bothering me.
See in this case I wasn't just trying to pass the time, I was seeking information. Much more important than reading about a friend who has just checked into the pharmacy or have given their 24th status update of the day. Yes I know that's subjective, but my subjective is all I care about.
It's weird how people say that social media and smartphones bring people closer together, yet people also say that social media and smartphones make people further apart. How can you have both?


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Central European Time (CET), used in most parts of the European Union, is a standard time which is 1 hour ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). The time offset from UTC can be written as +01:00. The same standard time, UTC+01:00, is also known as Middle European Time (MET, German: MEZ) and under other names like Romance Standard Time, Paris Time or Berlin Time.[1]
The 15th meridian east is the central axis for UTC+01:00 in the world system of time zones.
As of 2011 all member states of the European Union observe summer time; those that use CET during the winter use Central European Summer Time (CEST), UTC+02:00, daylight saving time in summer.
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After WWII Monaco, Spain, Andorra and Gibraltar implemented CET.
Portugal used CET in the years 1966–1976 and 1992–1996.
The time around the world is based on Universal Coordinated Time (UTC) which is roughly synonymous with Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). From late March to late October, clocks in the United Kingdom are put forward by one hour for British Summer Time (BST). Since 1997, most of the European Union aligned with the British standards for BST. Central European Time is thus always one hour ahead of British time.[citation needed]
In 1968 there was a three-year experiment called British Standard Time, when the UK and Ireland experimentally employed British Summer Time (GMT+1) all year round; clocks were put forward in March 1968 and not put back until October 1971.[citation needed]
For other countries see UTC+01:00.
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Legal, political and economic, as well as physical or geographical criteria are used in the drawing of time zones so official time zones rarely adhere to meridian lines. The CET time zone, were it drawn by purely geographical terms, would consist of exactly the area between meridians 7°30′ E and 22°30′ E. As a result, there are European locales that despite lying in an area with a "physical" UTC+1 time, actually use another time zone (UTC+2 in particular – there are no "physical" UTC+1 areas that employ UTC). Conversely, there are European areas that have gone for UTC+1, even though their "physical" time zone is UTC (typically), UTC-1 (westernmost Spain), or UTC+2 (e.g. the very easternmost parts of Norway, Sweden, Poland and Serbia). On the other hand, the people in Spain still have all work and meal hours one hour later than France and Germany even if they have the same time zone.[citation needed] Following is a list of such "incongruences":
Historically Gibraltar maintained UTC+1 all year until the opening of the land frontier with Spain in 1982 when it followed its neighbour and introduced CEST.
These areas are located between 7°30′ E and 22°30′ E ("physical" UTC+1)
These areas are located west of 7°30′ E or east of 22°30′ E (outside "physical" UTC+1)


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> Two More Upscale Cruise Ships Fail June CDC Inspection
Date Published: August 29, 2013
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Two More Upscale Cruise Ships Fail June CDC Inspection
(12:05 p.m. EDT) -- A second and third upmarket cruise ship failed Centers for Disease Control and Prevention inspections in June, the same month that Silversea's
Silver Shadow also flunked its inspection
Seven Seas Navigator
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Safari Endeavour
earned scores of less than 86 during their vessel sanitation inspections. Poor record keeping, food handling, storage and debris violations all contributed to the failures.
The CDC's surprise cruise ship cleanliness exam is conducted twice a year, with an 86 considered a passing score.
Regent Seven Seas Navigator - Score 79
The detailed CDC report, compiled after a June 16 inspection in Skagway, Alaska, and posted online this month, is dominated by record keeping violations, including those related to the quality of drinking water and food temperature control. CDC inspectors reminded crew to maintain records on all inspection and cleaning procedures, as well as written time control plans to ensure compliance with food temperature requirements.
But CDC inspectors also did find food debris on servingware, buffets items offered without serving utensils, food kept out too long and "one small fruit fly" hovering above food. Inspectors recommended the crew ensure that the surfaces of utensils, room service trays and dinnerware are kept clean.
Seven Seas Navigator has passed every other inspection but one in December 1999 since it launched.
Regent Seven Seas' President Kunal S. Kamlani posted a message on the line's Cruise Critic forum to provide more detail.
"Seven Seas Navigator's June 16th, 2013 USPH inspection score was a huge disappointment to all of us and illustrates the need for constant vigilance and adherence to established procedures. Immediately after we received the inspection results, we took corrective action on all items and terminated the contracts of the Head Chef and the Food and Beverage Manager," he wrote. "We are pleased to report that subsequent to the June inspection, both the Canadian Authorities and the USPH re-inspected Navigator on August 7th and August 25th, respectively. Seven Seas Navigator scored a 95 on the USPH inspection and a 97 on the Canadian inspection."
Added Kamlani, "We do not tolerate sloppy operations or lack of adherence to established procedures. We will do everything within our control to prevent a repeat of this unfortunate event in the future."
Safari Endeavour - Score 81
Poor record keeping also helped Safari Endeavour earn a less than satisfactory score on its June 16 inspection in Juneau, Alaska. But inspectors also documented personal crew drinks in food preparation areas, food debris on otherwise clean utensils and dinnerware, and cracked or corroded equipment making cleaning difficult.
Inspectors reminded crew that employees must eat and drink only in designated areas where the contamination to exposed food, clean equipment and utensils or other items needing protection cannot occur.
Inspectors also discovered beer, wine, liquor and tea stored in areas not designated as food storage areas, including the forward potable water tank room and bow thruster room. Health regulations require food and drink to be stored away from possible contaminations in designated rooms.
The ship also received several citations for not doing pH adjustments or testing to the potable (drinking) water system and lack of record keeping. A violation also was issued for the absence of backflow prevention devices.
Inspectors also found that crew had not performed any disinfection after cleaning cabin whirlpool tubs. The CDC requires that private whirlpool spas in passenger cabins be cleaned and disinfected between every occupancy or weekly, whichever is more frequent.
According to the CDC's Web site, this is the first time Safari Endeavour has undergone a vessel sanitation inspection.
Dan Blanchard, CEO and principal for Un-Cruise Adventures told Cruise Critic the failing score was unsatisfactory.
"We take these professional assessments very seriously and immediately took corrective action including implementing new policies and procedures, crew training, and an emphasis on record keeping. On August 25, the vessel was revisited by the CDC in Juneau for a follow-up inspection. We are happy to report the Safari Endeavour passed with a score of 98 out of a possible 100."
CDC inspections, which subject every ship calling at a U.S. port to a surprise exam, are notoriously stringent. So far this year, other ships that have not passed their inspections include
Carnival Fascination
Celebrity Century
Summit, Golden Princess and SeaDream II
. The CDC has posted subsequent passing scores for all vessels, except SeaDream II.
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Roc Marciano, 'Reloaded' (Decon)
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"Is that Roc official like his last jawn? My best hip hop debate w/ hov was over that record."
That's a recent Tweet from Roots drummer ?uestlove, in conversation with hip-hop producer the Alchemist, describing an earlier argument with Jay-Z concerning rapper Roc Marciano's 2010 album Marcberg. Well, none of the above will be disappointed with the sequel.
The grimy, lo-fi Marcberg met with a curious reception: It notched a smattering of year-end accolades from critics and was hailed by a small group of New York rappers as a beacon of the city's enduring prowess, but it was ultimately dwarfed in a glitzy year defined by Drake's debut, Kanye's My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, and Rick Ross' Teflon Don. Steadily though, the cult coalesced as the record became a classic of its type, born from the city's underbelly, nodding to its heritage, but willing to move on from its past. Now comes the superior follow-up Reloaded, which ensures ?uesto will be having another fireside chat with Jay about the evolution of Roc Marci.
How the seasoned MC from Hempstead, Long Island, reached this point of acclaim is a lesson in career survival. First, Marciano put in a late-'90s stint with Busta Rhymes' underwhelming Flipmode Squad; when that crew splintered, he rolled with the U.N., a group that crafted the steely UN or U Out album in 2004 (complete with a swab of production from Pete Rock). Then, a period of silence. His profile sank deeper underground, perhaps never to resurface. But on Marcberg, he finally found his voice. Entirely self-produced (and featuring one scant guest verse from Brownsville, Brooklyn's Ka), it showcased a seamless alliance of beats and vocals, of rhythm and thug poetry. Marcy's hushed tone and menacing nonchalance meshed with beats lifted from a stack of '70s soul and psych records, overlaid with a patina of hiss and grub. It was a singular vision relayed through sonics evoking a muddy cassette tape.
Reloaded smartly furthers that formula. Most of its 15 songs have an elementary structure, involving some sort of drug-related transaction, the graphic threat of a weapon, or a sprinkling of the food references that have become a running theme within a select faction of New York rappers like Action Bronson and Mayhem Lauren. It's pure hip-hop food porn when Marciano raps, "The outside of the tilapia is blackened."
Meanwhile, the production once again sounds like our host holed up in a dank room with a crate of vinyl and embraced whatever soul and funk grooves caught his ear that day, although this time around he's welcomed some outside help. The Alchemist serves up three beats (including the caustic and cacophonous "Pistolier"), Bronx fixture and A.G. associate Ray West supplies the dusky "Nine Spray," the Archdruids muster up visions of urban blight on "Emeralds," and Q-Tip's "Threadcount" comes off like the long-lost cousin to A Tribe Called Quest's "If the Papes Come." Despite these external production touches, Reloaded's vibe stays consistently bleak and murky throughout — until you hit closer "The Man." Powered by a gloriously redemptive organ line, it feels like the sudden lifting of a huge weight off your shoulders. It's a glorious end chapter.
All this alone makes Reloaded a very good record, but Marciano's writing style elevates it to a great one. His rhymes are as arrogant and grisly as you'd expect from someone writing a New York City soundtrack; he spans both the panoramic and the personal, but smartly leaves out the clutter of unnecessary details in between. You're aware that he's rapping against the shadowy backdrop of an imposing metropolis as soon as the infernal wail of "Tek to a Mack" announces itself, but from that vantage point, he skips ahead to more intimate situations. Sometimes they become uncomfortably intimate — on "Threadcount," he warns he's about to "turn a knife in your kidney" — but there's a purposeful haziness to the scenarios that ensures the musical spell is never broken.
So there's a "rust brown" gun on "Nine Spray" — "an oldie but goodie" — whose color and texture alone give it a back-story that doesn't require explicit detailing. On "Peru," he's riding in a grey Saab with his father and remembering that "it rained on the day that Marvin Gaye died," when both men sobbed. Then he looks on as "my lawyer pop the crocodile suitcase." There's a life story lurking between those two details, but one that's left up to your imagination to complete, taking cues from the beat and clues from the rhymes. So his verses become a series of vignettes, the album a broad sketch lit up by evocative one-off imagery. It's a trick that brings to mind the savvy way Jay-Z established his hustler's mythology on Reasonable Doubt: "I'll tell you half the story / The rest you fill it in."
This guy isn't exactly new to rap music, and Reloaded shows that maturity can bring an appreciation for, and mastery of, restraint. Right now, Compton's Kendrick Lamar is being praised for evoking and honoring his hometown on good kid, m.A.A.d. city; Roc Marcy has pulled off a similar (if less heralded) feat twice now. And while Lamar's album occasionally stumbles as he pushes to make his point, Marcy realizes that some things aren't meant to be explained. Interpretation can be more evocative than instruction. And on Reloaded, he's written perhaps the most vivid rap album of the year — and possibly of his lifetime.


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Armed robber gets away with cash from La Quinta in Walker
POSTED: Monday, January 9, 2012 - 5:21pm
UPDATED: Monday, January 9, 2012 - 7:32pm
WALKER, LA (NBC33) — A lone gunman held up the La Quinta Inn motel at I-12 and Walker South Road in Walker, just after 3:00 a.m. Monday, Jan. 9. He managed to escape with an unknown amount of cash.
"A black male subject entered the La Quinta Inn early this morning, armed with a handgun, and demanded money from the clerk," Chief Hunter Grimes, Walker Police Chief, said. "The clerk complied with the subject's demands and after taking the money, the subject fled on foot."
The La Quinta Inn clerk was alone in the lobby when the gunman entered.
"As soon as the gunman left the scene, the clerk called 9-1-1 to report the robbery," Chief Grimes, added. "Our units arrived quickly and searched the area, but the suspect could not be located."
Walker Police are looking for a black male with a dark complexion, in his mid to late 20's, approximately 5'8" tall, weighing between 160-180 pounds.
"The suspect has short, dark hair, brown eyes, and was last seen wearing a red T-shirt, dark jeans and a black jacket."
If you know anything about this incident, call the Walker Police at (225) 664-3125 or Crime Stoppers at (225) 344-STOP (7867).


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Sedbergh, England's Book Town
What is a Book Town?
Well, it's a town, usually small and usually rural, which has brought together a number of bookshops and other businesses based on writing, reading, publishing and so on. In practice many of the shops will concentrate on selling second-hand books. There are thousands of book enthusiasts whose great joy is to find an out-of-print volume to add to their collections; for them a Book Town is a treasure chest just waiting to be opened. Book Towns have spread around the world from the first one, which was founded by Hay-on-Wye bookdealer Richard Booth in 1961. There are now over twenty towns throughout the World describing themselves as Book Towns or Book Villages.
The Sedbergh booktown project was started after the 2001 Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak in order to encourage an increase in the number of visitors, whose enjoyment of the beautiful countryside around Sedbergh supports the functioning of vital town centre amenities. The company, Sedbergh Book Town, was set up in 2003 to develop a community of businesses involved in selling, writing, publishing and designing books and other publications. Sedbergh started with an excellent base to build upon as a Booktown, with a printer's finisher (book maker), writers and several book selling businesses already based in the town. Since then more bookshops have opened and, in May 2006, Sedbergh was officially recognised as England's Booktown when it was elected into the International Organisation of Book Towns. There are now three official Booktowns in the United Kingdom, Hay-on-Wye (where it all started) in Wales, Wigtown in Scotland and Sedbergh in England.
Members of the International Organisation of Booktowns from around the world co-operate with each-other and meet every 2 years for a celebration of everything to do with books, writing and reading.
Eric Robson, writer, broadcaster and patron.
"First, a confession: I spend far too much on books. Which is why this idea of creating a Book Town in Sedbergh is a thoroughly bad idea. Until now my nearest Book Towns were Hay-on-Wye and Wigtown which meant my obsessions were held in check by sheer distance. Now it's going to be far too easy. I can already hear my bank manager turning in his vault. I won't be able to resist. And there are thousands of other bibliophiles holding their heads in their hands as we speak. 'Not Sedbergh!' I hear them cry just before they get into their car and are drawn slowly but surely towards the Howgills."
Book Dealers
Details of book dealers in and near Sedbergh can be found on the Sedbergh book dealers web page.


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Louisiana 2011-2012 Oyster Season
POSTED: Saturday, September 10, 2011 - 1:35pm
UPDATED: Saturday, September 10, 2011 - 1:50pm
StormTracker33 — September 1, the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission set the 2011/2012 oyster seasons based on oyster stock assessments provided by Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries biologists and comments received from members of the public, including the oyster industry.
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The following opening dates were set for the upcoming oyster season:
The Little Lake Public Oyster Seed Grounds will open at one-half hour before sunrise on Wednesday, September 7, 2011.
With the exception of Calcasieu and Sabine lakes, all remaining public oyster seed grounds and reservations, including the Machias Fortuna sacking only area and the American Bay/Bay Long sacking-only area, will open at one-half hour before sunrise on Monday, October 17, 2011.
The oyster season in the west cove portion of the Calcasieu Lake Public Oyster Area (Department of Health and Hospitals' harvest area 30) will open at one-half hour before sunrise on Tuesday, November 1, 2011. The sack limit during this time period is set at 10 sacks per person per vessel per day.
The east side of Calcasieu Lake (Department of Health and Hospitals' harvest area 29) and the Sabine Lake Public Oyster Area will remain closed for the entire 2011/2012 oyster season.
For a map detailing the 2011/2012 oyster season, click here
Closure dates will be determined by LDWF Secretary Barham on an "as needed" basis, based on biological and harvest data. LDWF biologists will closely monitor harvest and continue to collect biological information from public reefs as the season progresses.
Public notice of any opening, delay, or closure of a season will be provided at least 72 hours prior to such action, unless such closure is ordered by the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals for public health concerns.
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Blue Band director set to go 'Off on Victory'11/23/14When the Penn State Blue Band pours out of the tunnel in Beaver Stadium this Saturday (Nov. 29), it will begin its last home performance under longtime director O. Richard Bundy.
Blue Band director set to go 'Off on Victory'11/20/14When the Blue Band exits the football field at the end of halftime, they play the song "Off on Victory," a fitting description of O. Richard Bundy's final Beaver Stadium game after a long and successful career.
Blue Band, Symphonic Band to join for Bandorama show11/6/14The Penn State Symphonic Band and Marching Blue Band will present their annual Bandorama concert at 7 p.m. Nov.14 on the stage of Eisenhower Auditorium.
Go to videoDeike's ability to play bugle inspires formation of predecessor to Blue Band9/17/14The Pennsylvania State College Cadet Band eventually grew into what we all know as the Penn State Blue Band.
Penn State Blue Band to host Unrivaled Band Jam at Bryce Jordan Center9/17/14The Penn State Marching Blue Band will perform at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20, in the Bryce Jordan Center for the Unrivaled Band Jam. The band will be performing with the visiting University of Massachusetts Minuteman Marching Band in addition to various high school marching bands from Pennsylvania to kickoff the Penn State vs. U Mass football game.
Sixty hours: The making of a Penn State Blue Band halftime show8/29/14The Penn State Blue Band has mastered the football halftime show, and they're using technology to make it happen.
Blue Band Director Bundy announces retirement8/1/14O. Richard Bundy, the man whose name has been associated with the Penn State Blue Band for more than 30 years, will be retiring effective July 1, 2015.
Student Stories: Majorettes captain looks to veterinary career7/1/14Working with animals can be as unpredictable as being captain of the Penn State Majorettes, according to Shahkila Daniels.
Blue Band seeks online votes in Vegas gig contest 12/2/13The Penn State Blue Band has the chance to win a trip to Las Vegas to play at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, opening for Walk Off The Earth and John Legend on Jan. 7 -- but they need your help to get there.
Student Stories: Junior twirls toxicology studies, majorette duties 9/3/13During the fall semester, Saturdays are big days for Penn State junior Jennifer Chelko. As a majorette in the Blue Band, she has embraced her role on the squad while pursuing a keen interest in toxicology and other sciences.
Overtime Win on Senior Day11/24/12Game day photos from Penn State's Overtime victory over Wisconsin on Nov. 24 at Beaver Stadium
Reflections of a Homecoming Victory 10/6/12Penn State defeated Northwestern 30-28 on Oct. 6 at Beaver Stadium.
Blue Out Victory over Temple 24-139/22/12Game day photo set from Sept. 22, 2012 at Beaver Stadium. Penn State vs. Temple.


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ONTARIO – Muslim in Ontario's city of Mississauga have raised $250,000 to support an emergency care program in their city hospital as they held the community's 4th annual Family Walkathon.
"We're so humbled to share this initiative with the Mississauga community as we raise funds for our local hospital," Abdul Qayyum Mufti, Chair of the Family Walkathon, Mississauga Muslim Community, told South Asian Focus.
"This event started in our city and since then, has now become a national movement."
The event at which Muslims delivered an amount of $250,000 to the Emergency and Urgent Care Program at Trillium Health Partners capped three years of fundraising work by Mississauga Muslim Community.
The first pledge was made in 2011 when they launched fund raising efforts for a quarter a million dollars to support the area's hospital.
Over the past three years, the community managed to collect $190,000 as the remaining $60,000 were raised during their 4th annual Family Walkathon.
"We couldn't be more proud when we get together to make a difference in health care, we too are helping to change our world for the better," said Mufti.
"Reaching our goal of $250,000 under five years has been a true honor for us and we know funds from this year are going towards a worthy cause that we're delighted to be a part of," he added.
The theme of this year's Family Walkathon was "Our Children, Our Hope".
"We're thankful to the Mississauga Muslim Community for hosting another successful event in support of the Emergency and Urgent Care program at Trillium Health Partners," said Steve Hoscheit, president & CEO, Trillium Health Partners Foundation.
"Our Emergency Department currently receives more than 250,000 visits each year, the most in the province."
Muslims make around 2.8 percent of Canada's 32.8 million population, and Islam is the number one non-Christian faith in the country.
A recent survey showed that the overwhelming majority of Muslims are proud to be Canadian, and that they are more educated than the general population.
Reproduced with permission from OnIslam.net - Read full article here
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Designed specifically for budding snowboarders aged two through six, the Burton® Youth Riglet Snowboard will deliver hours of snow day fun. The Flat Top ensures plenty of stability and balance, making it perfect for beginners. The grippy EVA foot pad helps little ones stay on the board, and the included Riglet Reel makes it easy to pull your little one around so they can get used to the feel of the board.
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Benefit: You can create any lesser witchcrafted salves you know the recipe for. Brewing a lesser salve takes three hours. The base price of a lesser salve is 500gp. To brew a lesser salve, you must spend 20XP along with the five components the recipe calls for.
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Growing up, one of my Mama's ubiquitiously pleasing recipes was a concoction called Coconut Custard Impossible Pie. Always doubled, I'm sure she memorized it after whipping it together in the blender the first few times. I know for fact she's forgotten the butter, not had enough milk, and substituted just about everything but the coconut in this recipe.
In my quest for the holy grail of perfect (gluten free, protein rich, simple and quick) breakfast food, Mama's coconut pie popped into my head. I knew I could easily adapt it from being sugar-laden dessert into a delightful and delicious protien-y breakfast the baintrain would give their blessing to.
Coconut {breakfast} pie
makes 9x13 pan
Tip: make night before if you'd like to serve cold
2 (6 oz)packages frozen (unsweetened) coconut -
7 eggs
2/3 c coconut sugar
6 T coconut flour
3 c milk
1/3 c coconut oil, melted
1 tsp vanilla or almond extract
Preheat oven to 350.
Obviously this is super easy::
Put everything but flour into your blender, and blend for about a minute - add coconut flour after everything else is well blended.
Pour into greased 9x13 pan and bake about 45 minutes, til the top is golden brown, your mouth is watering and the custard middle is set.
Resist burning the roof of your mouth by tasting it right out of the oven.
Chill overnight. In the morning serve big squares with chopped fresh fruit on top. Some words around the breakfast table this morning were, pieforbreakfast??, terrific and amazing. Some words were unintelligible because their mouths were stuffed so full.
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Take a seat on the Vista terrace, a fantastic place to relax and enjoy alfresco dining, it also offers the most breath taking views of the Estuary and nearby mountains. A fine place to watch the world go by. Private dining is also available in one of our magnificent banqueting and conference suites. The largest can hold up to 240 guests. There is an on-site Spa, indoor heated swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gym. There is also plenty of free car parking on site and free Wi-Fi in all areas.
The Quay Hotel and Spa is only a short drive from the Victorian town of Llandudno, the Historic town of Conwy and within a 45 minute drive from the breathtaking Snowdonia national park. On the doorstep there are the award winning Conwy Golf Course, North Wales links Golf courses and Maesdu golf course. A great location for exploring North Wales! Located only minutes from the A55 and only 2 minute drive from Llandudno Junction railway station with direct links from London, Chester, Manchester, Cardiff and more, it really is a hotel that easily accessible from all areas.
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October 11, 2012
Lake Panorama Association Tree-Planting Project Completed - An effort started with the donation of one tree by Bus and Novie Martin to beautify the west entrance of Lake Panorama steamrolled into a $7,120 beautification project. With the generosity of numerous individuals and a key donation of $5,000 by Guthrie County State Bank, Lake Panorama Realty and GCSB Investment Center fueling the effort, more than 100 maple and oak trees will be planted in multiple locations in the month of October. Ron Eike of Wood Duck Tree Farm not only donated 25 trees himself; he also offered reduced pricing on the trees to maximize the effort.
"When we heard about the Martins' idea and the resulting individual donations, we knew that we wanted to help bring this project to fruition," said Mike Underwood, president of Guthrie County State Bank. "We felt this showed appreciation to the community from all three companies – the bank, Lake Panorama Realty and GCSB Investment Center – and it will remind people for generations about how an idea like Bus and Novie's can inspire our communities to work together to make important projects a reality."
The Martins were surprised and pleased at the number of people who contributed to the project. Trees will be planted not only at the west/guard shack entrance of the Lake Panorama association, but also at Sunset Beach, the lake entrance near the Lake Panorama West Par 3 golf course and water plant, and along the driving range of Lake Panorama National.
"We thought this was something we could do to give back and help future generations enjoy our beautiful community, especially since so many trees were lost to disease and storms over the years" said Bus and Novie Martin. "What started with one tree grew into this wonderful project where 100 trees will be planted. We planted the seed!"
Those contributing to this project included:
• Mike and Sharon Hatten $150
• Norma and Paul Ahlers $170
• John and Marietta Fiarkoski $300
• Bus and Novie Martin $300
• Dr. Michael and Diane Versackas $300
• Dave and Mary Butterwick $300
• Dean and Sherrie Cretsinger $300
• Bob Bucher $300
• GCSB, GCSB Investment Center & Lake Panorama Realty $5,000


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Waking up in the morning and feeling that sinking feeling in your stomach, the one you know means your mind has so many thoughts on it that some of them haven't yet processed and reached you; there's an actual queue in your head, a waitlist for worrisome thoughts.
Getting up and attempting to focus on what needs to be done right now like breakfast and cleaning and face washing and greetings.
You need a smile and you need eggs and milk and you need to find your daughter's pajama pants and you probably need to go back to sleep.
But you're not sleepy, you're fatigued.
The difference is one is a matter of "right now I need to sleep" and one is "overall, I'm just freaking tired."
So you forget about going back to bed because you couldn't anyway and don't really want to.
You get up and start the day and all these thoughts keep poking you. Some of the time you can't figure out if the thing is really bothering you – or if it's just that the thing is on a long list of other things.
Like maybe individually each thing isn't so bad, but it's that the things are all speeding around.
You know there are resolutions to all the problems, but you can't catch one to apply the answer.
So you know the problems and you know the answers, but you can't connect them.
Like having a lamp and fumbling around in the dark for the socket in the wall but every time you get to it, it moves.
So you're just there in the dark, unable to see your own hand in front of your face.
Just there knowing all the worries and all the answers are right there, just out of your reach.
That's okay. You have much to do.
You decide to walk out of this room, this anxiety.
It's too dark in here to see to fix anything so really what's the use?
You walk out and shut the door and leave those worries and answers floating crazily around.
Let them bruise each other with their careless speeding about; you have other matters to attend to.
You will not sit in this room and allow these thoughts to pummel you, you can't waste time anymore.
Time has flown by already.
You walk out of that room and into another, where your children are.
Both of them look up and beam at you, all you did was enter a room you'd been in not ten minutes before.
You'd left this room to go ponder your troubles.
You smile back at them and a thought comes – one of those thoughts that had been flying around in the dark room.
It has slipped beneath a crack in the door to the dark room, but it's okay, because it's just one thought.
You catch it gently and you see it now – Oh, I know this problem!
This is isn't so bad after all, this is one I can handle.
You are glad that only the one thought came through, because now you are 1-0, because it was a fair fight. You're no match for a hundred problems at once.
You feel a sense of confidence.
You sit down to breakfast with your children and the three of you are laughing hysterically, eggs spilling out of the eldest's mouth, orange juice making a mustache on the toddler's face.
They start talking to each other and one of those thoughts slips under the door again, still just a singular worry.
You keep your chin up this time (with the first worry, you'd felt instantly saddened) and catch it more bravely.
Ha, I know this problem, too!
It's a familiar one, one you've dealt with before and have learned to handle well.
Why did these thoughts all look so scary before?
Oh yes, the anxiety. There were just too any of them and that room was dark and they were flying so fast.
Good thing you've learned to feel your way out of that room in the dark. It's lifesaving. And life-giving.
Yes, you have a life now.
Your day continues and you read, play, ride the train, cook, drink coffee, bathe your toddler, make your eldest beg for mercy on the Wii.
Those thoughts continue to slip under the door one by one, and each time you are more confident and more prepared, until you welcome those thoughts.
You want to settle it, you don't want the door to that room to remain shut.
You know that if it does it only collects more worries until it grows so full the door bursts and flies and those troubles make a mess of things.
Your personality, the way you treat your children, the way you think of yourself.
No, this way is better. You will probably always have anxiety.
So always have confidence, and always keep your head high up, and always catch those thoughts when you can.
Oh, and take your St. John's Wort more often, please.
You're doing well with your diet compared to maybe 5 years ago but you know you can do better. (How long you gonna let that bag of quinoa sit in the cabinet?)
Open your windows if you have to be inside – fresh air always.
And keep playing with your children. That's when your mind is clearest. That's when those thoughts sting less.
Do not fear that room, do not fear anxiety.
Be afraid to not face it.


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The other day my friend Kameron said, " I wish I could talk like you, Katie." and that made me think, how do I talk? Then I realized that I do say some things that most people don't say. There are two things I say a lot that typically normal people do not say.
#1. Herro
Instead of saying Hello I say Herro to imitate my Japanese heritage. Typically most Japanese cannot tell the different between L's and R's, so I just stuck with the R's and usually elongate the r. It typically looks like this spelled on my texts, herrrrroooooo. I also yell this to people on campus, and it pretty much informs people I am here.
#2. Ya Ninja
This also goes back my heritage, but just because I call you ya ninja does not mean that you are seriously a ninja, it's kind of my sarcastic response to when people say obvious things or things I find funny or dumb. You have to place emphasis on the ya, basically you just have to hear me say it… I may have to do a vlog on this.
There is really nothing to be jealous of because anyone can say these words or phrases, but my friends say that I do it the best because of the way I say things. I never knew that I could say things better than others, but I guess it's like how English accents usually sound better than when we speak. I guess I'm just privileged… just kidding!
Here's a little barbershop quartet of an old school song, I love Jimmy Fallon


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Belgium may be a small country in the centre of Europe, but it played an important role in the exploration and discovery of Antarctica. Belgium was one of the early signatories to the Antarctic Treaty and after a long absence, now has an summer station in Dronning Maud land. To this day several Belgian's are active explorers in the Polar Region's.
A historic timeline of Belgium's involvement in Antarctica.
The Belgica expedition lead by Adrien de Gerlache overwintered in the Antarctic pack ice.
First Belgian expedition on the Antarctic continent under the leadership of Gaston de Gerlache; establishment of King Baudoin Station.
Second Belgian expedition to King Baudoin Station.
Third Belgian Antarctic expedition commanded by Guido Derom; discovery of the Queen Fabiola mountains.
First Belgian-Dutch Antarctic expedition; foundation of an Belgian-Dutch Antarctic Committee; establishment of a new King Baudoin Station.
Second Belgian-Dutch Antarctic expedition.
Third Belgian-Dutch Antarctic expedition under the leadership of geologist Tony Van Autenboer; definitive closure of the King Baudoin Station.
Three summer expeditions in collaboration with South Africa.
Dixie Dansercoer and Alain Hubert cross the Antarctic continent in hundred days.
Dixie Dansercoer, Julie Brown, Rudy Van Snick, Willy Troch, Robert Huygh and Fernand Casier climb Mount Vinson.
The Wall expedition with Alain Hubert climbs the Holtanna.
The Belgica expedition – the members
Adrien de Gerlache (1866-1934): Belgian – leader
Henryk Arctowski (1871-1958): Pole – geologist, oceanographer and meteorologist
Emile Danco (1869-1898): Belgian – geophysical observations
Emile-G. Racovitza (1868-1947): Romanian – zoologist and botanist
Roald Amundsen (1872-1928): Norwegian – sublieutenant
Georges Lecointe (1869-1929): Belgian – geophysical observations + second in command on the Belgica
Frederick A. Cook (1865-1940): American – doctor and photographer
Antoine Dobrowolski (1872-1954): Pole – assistant-meteorologist
Jules Melaerts (1876-?): Belgian – third lieutenant
Henri Somers (1863-?): Belgian – chief mechanic
Max Van Rysselberghe (1878-?): Belgian – mechanic
Louis Michotte (1868-1926): Belgian – cook
Adam Tollefsen (1866-?): Norwegian – sailor
Ludvig-Hjalmar Johansen (1872-?): Norwegian – sailor
Engelbret Knudsen (1876-1900): Norwegian – sailor
Gustave-Gaston Dufour (1876-1940): Belgian – sailor
Jean Van Mirlo (1877-1964): Belgian – sailor
Carl-Auguste Wiencke (1877-1898): Norwegian – sailor
Johan Koren (1877-1919): Norwegian – sailor and assistant-zoologist
King Boudoin Station
Belgium's Antarctic station till 1961.
Sixty years after the Belgica left the port of Antwerp for his historical journey to Antarctica, a new Belgian Antarctic expedition was prepared. Reason for this was the International Geophysical Year. Between 1 July 1957 and 31 December 1958 twelve countries set up geophysical observation programs in Antarctica. In this period there was a great sun activity. Also Belgium participated in the project. Gaston de Gerlache, son of Adrien, commanded the second Belgian Antarctica expedition in history.
On 12 November the icebreaker Polarhav and the sealer Polarsirkel left the port of Antwerp. Aboard were three tractors, a plane and a helicopter. On 26 December 1957 both ships arrived in Queen Maud Land. During the next two weeks the members of the expedition built on 70°25'33" South the first Belgian scientific station: King Baudoin Station. After that the most important work started: scientific observations. Jacques Loodts observed the aurora australis, Henri Vandevelde studied the ionospherical layers in the atmosphere, Luc Cabes was interested in earth magnetism and Edgard Picciotto studied snow and ice.
Apart from scientific research on the base itself, the scientists explored the region from time to time. The Antarctic inland was for a great part still terra incognita. In December a part of the expedition visited the Belgica Mountains. While Loodts and de Gerlache stayed in their camp, Antoine de Ligne and Charles Hulshagen made a flight with the plane on 5 December. But the plane hit a too steep sastrugi. The landing gear came off and the plane made an rough landing on the ice. The four men couldn't do nothing else than walk the way back to King Baudoin Station (250 kilometres). Due to the great amount of crevasses, the men covered only twenty kilometres a day. In King Baudoin Station people got worried. Xavier de Maere sent SOS messages to the Norwegian, American and finally to the Russian base. Although situated at more than 2800 kilometres, the Russians let know they would sent a C47 to search for the missing Belgians. On 15 December the four men were found.
On 2 April 1958 the first Antarctic expedition of Gaston de Gerlache arrived in Ostend. One man stayed behind, Tony Van Autenboer. This geologist would stay on the ice until 1961. He welcomed his new colleagues and his new boss, Frank Bastin. Before his departure Bastin had founded the National Centre of Polar Research (NCPO). Van Autenboer spent most of the time in a tent in the mountains. The third Belgian expedition in King Baudoin Station (March 1960 – March 1961) was commanded by Guido Derom. He discovered a new range of mountains: the Queen Fabiola Mountains. Not all scientist stayed in Antarctica the whole year. Some of them had only the time to spent just the summer in King Baudoin Station. The were called the tourists and formed the summer expeditions IRIS I and IRIS II.
The National Centre of Polar Research (NCPO) couldn't find enough money to continue the Belgian Antarctic Programme. On 31 January 1961 King Baudoin Station closed down.
The Post King Baudoin Station Period
After the closure of King Baudoin Station in 1961, the scientist kept asking the government to continue the Belgian Antarctic Programme. Finally the government gave in, especially by the influence of Gaston de Gerlache. There was however one condition: the scientist had to cooperate with another European country. In 1963 the Committee for the Management of the Belgian-Dutch Antarctica Expeditions was founded. President of the committee was Gaston de Gerlache.
On 21 January 1964 the first Belgian-Dutch expedition, under the leadership of Luc Cabes, arrived in King Baudoin Station, or what was left of it. At once they started with the construction of a new base, a few hundreds of metres further on. Also the scientific observations were continued after an interval of three years. They studied the weather, the geomagnetism, the ionosphere, the aurora australis, atmospherical electricity, radioactivity, fauna and flora. Also disciplines as physiology and geodesy topography were on the busy programme. During the next few years Hugo Decleir, Jean-Jacques Derwael and Tony Van Autenboer explored systematically the Sør Rondane Mountains.
Until 1967 the new King Baudoin Station was the centre of the Belgian Antarctic Programme. The second Belgian-Dutch expedition was lead by Winoc Bogaerts. Tony Van Autenboer was in charge of the last expedition. In 1967 King Baudoin Station closed definitively.
This was not the end of the Belgian presence on the last continent. There was some money left and during three summer expeditions (1968, 1969 and 1970) Belgian scientists worked together with South African colleagues in SANAE Base. This station was situated at about thousand kilometres west from the former King Baudoin Station. The team Van Autenboer-Decleir-Derwael studied the Jutulstraumen, a gigantic glacier with a length of fifty and a width of two kilometres. The Belgians made for the first time in Antarctica use of a radio-echo-sounding. With this apparatus they could measure the thickness of the ice in a reliable way.
The last Belgian-South African expedition (1970) ended disastrously. A plane (an Otter) made a test flight, but the pilot made a mistake during landing. The Otter crashed to the ice and burst into flames immediately. Fortunately, the scientists aboard could leave the plane in time. But the expensive material and the plane were irrevocably lost.
From 1970 on Belgium lost all interest in Antarctica, though in 1972-1973 Bernard de Gerlache took part in an American South Pole expedition. Only in 1985 the Belgian activities in the Antarctic were resumed. Scientists participated in expeditions organized by other countries such as Australia, France, Japan, Great Britain…


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CSIRO, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, is Australia's national science agency and one of the largest and most diverse research agencies in the world.
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CSIRO manages national facilities and collections that are opened to researchers around Australia and overseas.
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quote: I recently purchased an MP40c for a carry gun
quote:I strongly suggest a lot of dry fire practice for any new handgun
quote:I even do it with guns I feel I'm proficient with.
quote: The apex trigger is a great mod for these guns. I carry the M&P 9c and I have the duty/Cary kit along with the ram kit. Ill soon have the aluminum blade they recently came out with as the reviews look promising.


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CreaVures is a platforming video game centered around 5 tiny mythical creatures. Help us launch by pre-ordering for your PC or Mac! Read more
CreaVures is a platforming video game centered around 5 tiny mythical creatures. Help us launch by pre-ordering for your PC or Mac!
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Hello Kickstarters! Help us launch our game & support indie development by pre-ordering for our release this month! CreaVures is a platformer set in a magical forest. You play as five different "CreaVures," tiny mythical creatures that each have a unique natural ability, to be used alone or in tandem to solve platforming puzzles. Ultimately your CreaVures must travel deep into the dying forest to gather essence and restore the light.
CreaVures will be available for both PC & Mac users, & will be distributed through our gaming destination MuseGames.com (we can provide you a Steam copy if you prefer).
The limited edition rewards we're offering are exclusive to this Kickstarter project & will not be available after the funding period ends!
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text: | Need to fix the drinking fountainAugust 19, 2013 - Ron DeuterAround seven miles into a planned 11-mile jog Sunday evening, I was severely disappointed to reach to a drinking fountain near the beach at Lake Antoine County Park only to find it was not working. Not even a trickle. Come on, I bought the county park sticker this year. Can't I get a working drinking fountain? Thankfully, the young lady working at the camp store allowed me to grab a bottle of water and return later to pay. Thanks to that bottle, I was able to complete the jog. And yes, I did go back and pay. | in: News, Blogs & Events Web |


text: Miho is a working wife and mother who spends most of her free time either writing, reading, or trying to remember what she forgot to do while reading and writing. She loves cheese, chocolate and fantasy novels. Her greatest aspiration growing up was to find a unicorn, but becoming a writer was a close second.