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Dale writes:
2004 Honda Element EX AWD Review
great for tall people
Great For Tall People — Its a short and tall 4x4 plenty of head room, great gas mileage lots of room to carry things cause the rear seat fold up and they make a roof top camper for it for the 4x4 model only. And rubber floor mats you just hose it out and away you go.
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christyute writes:
2004 Honda Element EX Review
Very unique and extremely innovative. Roomy, fun
Avg gas mileage around 21 MPG
A Great Car! — I purchased my element to replace my 89 jeep cherokee. This car has been a perfect fit for our family. it is so versatile and roomy. I have had it all 10 years and will keep it till the wheels fall off!
Primary Use: Family transportation
Nathan writes:
2004 Honda Element EX AWD Review
You want good gas mileage lots of stoarge and light duty dirt road ability
it looks like a toaster, limited ground clearance
I Like It, It Does Everything I Need It To Do. — Very roomy, amazing what you can fit inside of it Makes a great car to camp out in..comfy seats The drivers seat neoprene is peeling at 45k miles :( good gas mileage awd is great on slick roads. For a EX Honda..seems kinda sparse on options, I want heated seats!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
astrid writes:
2004 Honda Element DX Review
great looking
some minor scratches
Only Owner,bought New — Fun to drive,great load capacity,fun camping vehicle,,good accelleration,great brakes,cold airconditioning,has towing package we towed a Boat to Vermont with easeand then back to Florida.Non smokers owned car.No Accidents.Gas milageand repair costs fair.Just had50,000 milecheck,new battery good for 6 years,new timing belt,transmission fluidchanged and replaced,tires rotatedand balanced,oil changed every 300 miles.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Adrienne writes:
2004 Honda Element EX AWD Review
Great for dogs.
getting into the back seat. the back doors.
I Like It — I like the space in this honda. It drives nice too.. The best car I have ever had. It needs to have different back windows. You cant open them enough for ait flow and for my dog. The sunroof dosnt open anymore then 2 inches so we dont even use it at all. But it would be nice to open it all the way without taking it all out and spending time doing that. The doors need to be made so the front doors dont have to open first. I have to unbuckle then open the door so the person can get into the back and get out.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Honda04EX4sale writes:
2004 Honda Element EX AWD Review
Fuel economy, Great in all weather conditions, plenty of cargo room
No real cons its a Honda!
Excellent Honda Element Ex Awd — Great car for all walks of life. If your an outdoors person or just a person who needs to get around town this is a great car for you. With a 270 watt stereo, real time four wheel drive, and plenty of cargo room for almost whatever you need to move you will be moving in style!
Primary Use: Commuting to work
coldorange writes:
2004 Honda Element EX AWD Review
Fantastically utilitarian. I've never seen a more versatile car. The seats flip in all sorts of ways to accomodate cargo, on top of being water proof. I fit a 10' surfboard INSIDE the car with all the windows/doors closed. The rubber/plastic floors are also a huge plus... easy for cleaning and keeping clean.
Unfortunately there are only four seats due to the configuration so it's hard for large families, but good for smaller ones. With the four-cylinder it's a bit under powered when you have passengers and/or cargo, but is rather zippy with just the driver.
This Is My Second Element! — The styling on the Element is definitely a love it/hate it type of look, but fortunately for Honda, I love it! As with other Hondas it's super reliable and easy on the wallet when it comes to fuel economy. It's a roomy, multi-configurable car that I would recommend over and over.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
ballet writes:
2004 Honda Element EX AWD Review
Turns sharp. Holds the road like a dream. Totally dependable. So fun to travel and camp with. Hauls most everything.
Not the best gas mileage
Awesome — I like everything about this car. Many wonderful memories. It handles fantastic in the snow. Drives like a jeep but more fun. I can't believe everything I have hauled. Kitchen cabinets, counter tops, treadmills etc. The tent that hooks onto the rear is terrific and I love the fog lights.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Kakit writes:
2004 Honda Element LX Review
lots of room; the polyurathane floor is great to handle dirty/wet stuff
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2003 Honda Element Reviews
The Ultimate Utility Vehicle
I like just about everything about this car. Too bad they don't make them anymore, upgraded to AWD after I got a boat and had to buy a used one. Well-built and thought out like you'd except from Honda... Read More
Loved it in snow and ice. Great reliability. Great dog car! Perfect for hauling lots of "stuff" It will be tough to let go :-( so sorry they are no longer making them. You are going to love this Elem... Read More
2005 Honda Element Reviews
Upgraded from a Civic to this car. Great all around car. Can stop on the fly at garage sales and pick up furniture. Seats fold up toward the window or you can take them completed out. Great car to ... Read More
Flexible, Unique, Reliable, Spacious, Easy To Clean
Like utility and ease of holding things. Floor board is flat and seats lift up off the floor for storage. easy to drop a seat for third person when needed or fourth person. Lots of storage under re... Read More
2006 Honda Element Reviews
It's A Way Back Machine.
Having been the owner of many vans, this is now the replacement. In addition to coolness, it is a remarkable, car/truck/van that needs little maintenance. Quite roomy and the resale prices hold steady... Read More
Awesome Car With Endless Versatility.
As I mentioned in the pros/cons section, I loved my Element! But had to part with it because of my growing family. It's a do-all vehicle with rock solid reliability. The back seats easily fold up t... Read More
2007 Honda Element Reviews
Our 2nd Element...says A Lot.
This is our 2nd Element...love the toaster. Roomy. Great for hauling stuff including your bike that fits standing up inside. Great for car camping as you can get a full size air mattress back there. ... Read More
Rootbeer Metallic
Great for the road, 4cyl I-Vtec, 07 model unique in its class. The first SC to be produced. It should have been called a Limited. Cargo space, space and more space! Rear seats are removable like most ... Read More
2008 Honda Element Reviews
Highly Recommend
I liked the fact it is easy to clean, it does not have carpet so you can pick up or even take out back seats and drive your dog, equipment..etc with you. very convenient feature. Has great visibility,... Read More
Space, Utility, And Simplicity.
We love that this car is all about practical space. Some folks don't like the boxy styling, but that's what gives it so much functionality and storage. I fit an oversized front-loader washer and dryer... Read More


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By Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison
11/13/2012 (2 years ago)
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We must in all candor admit that we have opposed most of your policies. We believe your administration daily fails to recognize the God-given right to life. We assert that what was wrong in slavery, what was wrong in segregation, is what is wrong in abortion. It treats millions of humans as less than human.
By Ken Blackwell and Bob Morrison
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11/13/2012 (2 years ago)
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Keywords: Ken Morrison, Ken Blackwell, Barack Obama, resistance, respect, presidency, marriage, life, family, pro-life
WASHINGTON, DC (Catholic online) - When President Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected to his fourth term, Kansas editor William Allen White, a staunch Republican, wrote: "We who hate your gaudy guts salute you." President Obama: We have never hated your gaudy guts. And we acknowledge that a majority of our fellow citizens of this Great Republic have saluted you and conferred upon you for the second time the office of President of the United States. We thank God that more than 120 million Americans voted in a peaceful and orderly election. That alone is a wonder of the world. (You will pardon us, Sir, if we also thank Heaven for the Twenty-second Amendment, another legacy from FDR.)
Our favorite portrait of you is the inaugural cover of The New Yorker. Over the past four years, we have written more than 600 columns singly and together about your administration's policies. Throughout those years, we have kept the high promise of that Inaugural Portrait in mind. We have endeavored always to remember that you hold the office held by Washington and Lincoln. We believe that office deserves respect.
We also recall the amazing spectacle of millions of Americans attending your first Inauguration. We feel deeply what your taking the presidential oath must mean, especially to our fellow citizens whose ancestors survived the horrors of the Middle Passage. Those forebears came here in chains. For our fellow citizens of African descent, your rise to the presidency holds profound spiritual and historical meaning. With our fellow Christians, we share a belief in the redemptive value of suffering.
We must in all candor admit that we have opposed most of your policies. We believe your administration daily fails to recognize the God-given right to life. We assert that what was wrong in slavery, what was wrong in segregation, is what is wrong in abortion. It treats millions of humans as less than human. TIME's Joe Klein admits that ultra-sound makes it "impossible to deny that that thing in the womb is a human being." Mr. President, your administration denies this reality every day. Abraham Lincoln said it well: "Nothing stamped in the divine image was sent into the world to be trod upon." President Obama: Are not unborn children so stamped?
We have also opposed your administration's policy of refusing to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. One of these laws, the Defense of Marriage Act, you have flouted from the first days of your presidency. Now, we have seen voters in four states decide to permit same sex couplings to be recognized as marriages. Thirty-two states have voted to preserve true marriage. We will see what some call "marriage equality" only when Zero equals One. We are not surprised that some today hail Tuesday's results as proving that Four is greater than Thirty-two.
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The moving story of 10,000 more marriages being recorded in Tennessee in 1866 should be more widely known. Recently freed black couples came to Tennessee that year to have their slave marriages legally recognized. That's how strong was the desire to preserve family life then. That's how important marriage was for the black community. The breakdown of marriage among blacks, Hispanics, and whites has caused untold heartbreak for the nation. If you are against traditional marriage, Mr. President, you cannot have a successful administration. We will fight for this ideal with or without your support.
Your administration is paying billions to tormentors of Christians in a number of Muslim majority lands. German Chancellor Angela Merkel recently said that Christianity is the most persecuted religion on earth. You were received with joy and admiration in Germany, Mr. President. We appeal to you to change your policies in your second term. Those who oppress neighbors who worship differently will never enjoy democracy. This must stop. You must cease taxing us to support treacherous allies who shoot us in the back.
We doubt you will be moved by our appeal. In your first term, you proved deaf to the cries of the oppressed of many lands. American blood has been shed and American treasure sunk in foreign entanglements that will result in neither freedom nor peace. And today, our strongest ally in the Middle East, Israel, is in mortal peril. No president had been as hostile to Israel's survival needs as you have been.
For the sake of our beloved country, we urge you to reverse your Mideast policy. Embracing regimens which have vowed to eradicate Israel, will bring nothing but blood and dishonor.
Finally, we pray for you, President Obama. We hope you and your family are kept safe from all harm. We believe that as we pray for you and for all those in authority, we are following God's Word.
We pray, too, that you will remember President Washington's words to the Hebrew Congregation in Newport. Washington wanted to see an America "where each shall sit under his own vine and fig tree and there shall be none to make him afraid. May that be our America, too, Barack Obama.
Ken Blackwell is a Senior Fellow for Family Empowerment at the Family Research Council, as well as the Ronald Reagan Distinguished Fellow for Public Policy at the Buckeye Institute in Columbus, Ohio. Bob Morrison is a Senior Fellow for Policy Studies at the Family Research Council. This article is used with permission.
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It's been nearly six years since the two DLC episodes for Resident Evil 5 were released on console. Now they're finally coming to Steam. Lost in Nightmares and Desperate Escape both got a decent amount of praise when they were released with fans praising the tenser atmosphere Lost in Nightmares above that of even the main game.
A new wave of developers is taking over the consoles and they are releasing polished and interesting games. Some companies do it from a central office - Image and Form Games is based in Sweden, and are best known for SteamWorld Dig and the upcoming SteamWorld Heist - while others are pulling from the best talent around the planets, such as Moon Studios, the company behind Ori and the Blind Forest.
If you've been anticipating the latest Fable release and have been saving your pennies, you can now stop. Microsoft and Lion Head Studios announced late last week that Fable Legends will now be free-to-play. While there is no real reason given for this change in philosophy, one can only suspect that perhaps, the Fable franchise has lost it's 'must buy' reputation.
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number has been banned for sale in Australia after the Australian Classification Board refused the game due to an implied rape scene. The scene in question is optional, and it can be skipped by a notice that warns of the content alluding to sexual violence which the user must choose yes or no to continue. Yet according to the classification report of Hotline Miami 2 it is still being refused classification:
Many media outlets were given 3 hours of access to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Almost all of them are saying that delaying the game till May is probably in the best interest for the title. The game is outstanding, and I have yet to see any outlet say anything bad about it. But the developers want to make sure it's perfect, without bugs. And good on them. Although no one has yet mentioned any problems, I assume there are still a few kinks to work out.
Episodic time shifter Life is Strange has received a new trailer, as well as information on when it will be available and how much it will cost.
Space, a vacuum in which oxygen cannot live extinguishing the hope of a flame to one's self and stave off the loneliness of the darkness around them. Star Citizen disagrees and is bringing a fire sale straight to their citizens of the stars. In this sale, they can expand their fleet with a number of special-edition ships.
Who remembers Oblivions outrageously priced horse armor? Who remembers paying way too much money for cosmetic DLC, which at the end of the say, didn't do a whole lot besides makes your character look cool. Well, we are getting more of that in the upcoming Witcher 3: Wild Hunt game from CD Projekt Red. We wll not the prices, but rather the cosmetic DLC. Why should you care? Well, it is free.
Today is the start of a new partnership between Disney Interactive and GOG.com that will bring more than 20 classic Lucas Films games to the digital provider. The new partnership begins today with six classic titles for fans to purchase and play, all DRM free. Available now are Star Wars™: X-Wing Special Edition, Star Wars™: TIE Fighter Special Edition, Sam & Max Hit the Road, The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition, Indiana Jones® and the Fate of Atlantis™ and Star Wars™: Knights of ...
If you're interested in the new-gen re-release of GTA V, you'll want to keep your eyes peeled over the next week or so. The next issue of the Official PlayStation Magazine in the UK will have a 10 page feature dedicated to showcasing some of the brand new features of the uprezzed crime spree outing.


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Maung Aung Lwin Oo '11 and Wai-Sze (Grace) Wu '10 were married on Dec. 27, 2014, in Hong Kong, where Grace is from, and had another reception on Jan. 29, 2015, in Mandalay, Myanmar, Aung's hometown. The couple will move to Yangon, Myanmar, in later 2015. The couple loves to hear from SCU alumni in Myanmar.
Eric Pressberg '10 was nominated a Peace Corps Malaria Hero. This competition honored individuals from across Africa that consistently went above and beyond the call of duty to fight malaria. Pressberg had been living and working in Zambia since 2012 as a Peace Corps volunteer, serving as an aquaculture specialist being active in his community.
In addition to his primary project of working to build fish ponds and encourage aquaculture to ensure food security, Pressberg worked with a local community health worker to interview individuals and gather data on mosquito net usage. Upon discovering that mosquito nets were often misused, they created a poster to promote proper usage. Over several weeks they toured the community, photo-documenting cases of proper usage. The best photos were turned into a poster that now hangs prominently at the local clinic.
Pressberg is now a graduate student at the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin.
Julienne Syme Lorenzen '10 and Robert Lorenzen '09 welcomed their first child, Theodore James, on Sep. 5, 2014. The family lives in San Francisco.
Marisol Jimenez Gradilla '10 will celebrate her 5th year wedding anniversary on April 8, 2015.
Megan Mills Fairbank '10 married David Fairbank on July 26, 2014 in Los Angeles. The wedding party included Elise Norman '10 and Kelly Weber '10. The couple currently resides in Boston, Mass. They would love to hear from SCU alumni in the Boston area.
Chris Duchesne '06 married Michelle Donecho '05, M.A. '10 on July 12, 2014 at the Mission Santa Clara de Asis with a reception following at the Adobe Lodge. The wedding party included Matt Duchesne '05 and Trey Miller '13. The couple honeymooned in Maui and resides in Menlo Park.
Kate Bradley '10 is pursuing a degree in epidemiology at the University of California, Berkeley. Her research has taken her abroad to Kenya and Sri Lanka, and has more recently turned to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. She hopes to continue to have the opportunity to work abroad in developing nations.
Greg Angelos '10 married Dana Honzel '10 on Aug. 30, 2014 in beautiful Sunriver, Oregon. The wedding party included Nicole Barrack '10, Sarah (Angelos) Henscheid '04, Kelly Angelos '07, Colin Niedermeyer '10, Chris Hipple '10, Stephen Sih-Choi '10, Julio Gomez '10, Matt Roeckel '10. Other notable guests included Drew Honzel '78. The newlyweds live in Corvallis, Oregon, where they are finishing their graduate degrees.
In mid-2014, Madeleine Sears '11 and Sowmya Ayyar '00 co-founded Prafull Oorja: Holistic Practices for All, a charitable trust in Bangalore, India, sharing yoga and other healing therapies with alternative populations, primarily special-needs children. The two look forward to welcoming SCU Global Fellows in 2015 and continuing the SCU-India connection.
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On Nov. 15, Robbie McGowan '11 married college sweetheart Caity Happ '11. They had a wonderful reception at Willow Heights Mansion in Morgan Hill. Several of their college friends attended the blessed ceremony. They currently live in Campbell and are adjusting to married life quite well.
Stephanie Lam '05, MBA '11 received top honors for her oil painting African Child III at Salon at the Triton: A 2D Art Competition and Exhibition. This distinction also won her a solo show at the museum in 2016.
Lisa Jocewicz M.A. '11 was hired in November as director of Records and Operations, Graduate Programs, School of Engineering at SCU. Lisa has a degree in education administration with an emphasis on higher ed. Her role includes assisting students with registration, transfer credit, orientation, and graduation, creating quarterly class schedules, and processing adjunct faculty contracts, among much more.
Jennifer Hinds '11 is a 2014 graduate of Loyola Law School Los Angeles. She graduated in the top 5 percent of her class and was awarded Order of the Coif Award, given to those who are at least in the top 10 percent of their graduating class. She passed the July 2014 California Bar Examination on her first attempt and is now a litigation associate with a Los Angeles law firm.
Hilary Hendershott '99, MBA '11 appeared in the Silicon Valley Business Journal's 2014 40 Under 40 list. She is the founder and CEO of Hilary Hendershott Financial, one of Silicon Valley's only woman-owned and operated investment advisory firms. She has made it her mission to empower women to maximize their own resources, grow their wealth and live sustainable and healthy lives. She has created a financial training program, Your Rich Retirement Academy, which is delivered virtually and designed for Millennial and younger investors, and teaches both healthy money mindsets and technical skills such as calculation of net worth and retirement savings goals, to enable long-range financial success.
Murtuza Haryanawalla MBA '11 writes, "Had a great immersion experience in India over the last four years working with Entrepreneurs. Now looking to move back to the bay area."
Becky Goll '11 is the new co-president of the New York chapter of the SCU Alumni Association. Becky studied marketing and played women's basketball while at SCU. Transported from the East Bay, she now lives in Manhattan and works as a production manager for Gap's marketing department. Becky enjoys long bike rides, painting, and exploring the city.
Angelica (Wright) Galli '11, M.A. '14 and Justin Galli on Aug. 9, 2014 at the Mission Santa Clara. They celebrated with family and friends, including bridesmaids Caitlin (Gambee) Sappington '10, Sarah Mathes '11, and Elizabeth Kiikvee '11. The couple honeymooned in the Dominican Republic and are currently living in Las Vegas, Nev.
Brooke Boniface '11 is Santa Clara's new class giving officer in University Relations. Brooke graduated magna cum laude from Santa Clara in just three years with a double major in Political Science and History. She was obviously an incredible student and has already supported our office's efforts greatly through her student job in the call center, where she ranked No. 1 in credit card rates her first year and had an unbelievable 99 percent fulfillment rate during her second year. We also had the opportunity to feature her student story in an annual fund piece during her senior year, so several of you will recognize her face. In her "spare time", she also served as Opinions Editor for The Santa Clara student newspaper. Following her undergraduate degree from Santa Clara, Brooke served in Teach for America for two years in Phoenix. Most recent, she was tremendously successful as an ad sales rep for Yelp. We are incredibly happy that she is coming back home to Santa Clara to join our Reunion Fundraising team.
Christine Ahlstrom '11 graduated with her Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy in May 2013 from the University of Southern California. She is now a Student Services Advisor in the Department of Preventive Medicine in the USC Keck School of Medicine. She lives in the Greater Los Angeles Area.
Brandon Gojenola '13, MBA '15 proposed to fellow Bronco Jaclyn Sunzeri '12 in front of the Santa Clara Mission. Father Art will marry the two in the Mission on July 2, 2016. Brandon earned his MBA in 2015 and now works as a Marketing Operations Specialist at Juniper Networks. Jaclyn will earn her M.A. in Counseling Psychology in 2017. The two met in Walsh Hall in 2009.
Tanya Schmidt '12 is the new New York chapter co-president of the SCU Alumni Association. An English major with minors in religious studies and classics, Tanya moved to New York after two seasons of professional volleyball in Europe for a Master of Arts program at NYU in English and American literature. She enjoys pick-up volleyball and volunteering with an after-school cooking program at a school in Brooklyn.
Kristi Hockenson '12, a Stryker endoscopy supplier quality engineer, was nominated for Employee of the Month within weeks of being hired, for her leadership in discovering and handling a potential health and safety concern for customers. She placed parts on shiphold, quarantined product, and implemented a course of action allowing Stryker to meet sales goals and clear back orders. Stryker is one of the world's leading medical technology companies.
Brienne Ghafourifar '12 made MOGUL's 35 Under 35 list of women for her work in tech and for being the youngest college grad to have raised $1 million in venture funding. The award recognizes women who have shown outstanding leadership and innovation. She is the co-founder of Entefy Inc., a Palo Alto tech startup focused on reinventing digital interactions and rewriting the code of communication.
Claudia Flores '12 joined Congressman Mike Honda (D-Santa Clara) at the State of the Union Address in January. Flores is an immigration rights activist and Congressional fellow who was allowed to stay in the United States thanks to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA).


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'The Most Dangerous Man in America (W.E.B. DuBois)'
- Rehearsals begin Apr. 28; runs May 28-June 28, five shows per week at the Castillo Theatre, 543 West 42nd St. in Manhattan, NY.
- Auditions: Apr 1 in New York, NY
Casting "The Most Dangerous Man in America (W.E.B. Du Bois)," a dramatic play about one of the most traumatic events in the period of McCarthyism. Synopsis: W.E.B. DuBois, a co-founder of the NAACP and a scholar and political activist known and recognized throughout the world was indicted in 1951, by ...Mar 20
'Cymbeline,' Boomerang Theatre Company
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- Auditions: Apr 9 in New York, NY
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Casting "Empty Window," a short student thesis film supervised by the Oscar-winning director Susan Seidelman ("Desperately Seeking Susan" & "Empty Window") and inspired by the photographer Merry Alpern's "Dirty Window" and the composer Alexandre Desplat's soundtrack in "Lust, Caution." Synopsis: A successful commercial photographer, Shane, runs out of inspiration. Despite ...Mar 20
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Casting "It's All Good," a music video for The LA Brownies, an "alternative funkrock soulpower" trio known for pushing the boundaries between many music genres including funk, rock, metal, reggae and jazz. With original lyrics and playful musical chemistry, the LA Brownies have a diverse catalog of tracks built from ...Mar 20
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Casting "The End of the Street," a feature film featuring skateboarding youth.Mar 20
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Seeking dynamic and passionate independent sales people to demonstrate and sell 100% American-made stainless steel cookware at various trade shows, home shows and expos. Company states: "Our demonstrators perform informative and entertaining presentations on healthy meal preparation, showing customers how our products help to create a lifestyle that can lead ...Mar 20
- Rehearses May 11-20 at the Central Park Zoo and May 21-22 at the Bronx Zoo; performs May 23–June 30 (weekends) and July and August (five days/wk., one-three days/wk./actor, approx. five hrs./day) at the Wild Asia Stage (rain or shine) in NYC.
- Seeking submissions from: New York, NY
Seeking skilled actor/educators to participate in the summer programming at the Bronx Zoo for The Central Park Zoo Education's internationally recognized Wildlife Theater program. Actor/Educators will perform "Reusable the Musical," as well as other educator/interpretation and technical duties. The program is in conjunction with Gables Grove productions.Performance will take place ...Mar 20
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Casting "Whoops?!" (The Party), an episodic TV show based on a party that is accidentally posted on Facebook. Synopsis: A boy, age 12, is throwing a surprise party for his sister, age 14, and posts on Facebook and bunches of crazy kids show up to the party. Each episode is ...Mar 20
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Casting Equity actors who sing for "The Great American Trailer Park Christmas Musical."Mar 20
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Seeking a technical director with sound and/or carpentry experience for Toby's Dinner Theater.Mar 20
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Seeking actors, singers, dancers, and performers interested in temporary work for a busy, state-of-the-art staffing agency located in Midtown. Seeking top-of-the-line candidates who are interested in short-term temp work, long-term temp work, and temp-to-perm. Agency works with industries that include entertainment, media, publishing, sports entertainment, fashion, beauty, banking, finance, legal, ...Mar 20
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Cancer (June 21-July 22): It's crazy how close the brass ring looks, but how far it is to grab. While you contemplate how exhausting it can be in the long run, and that you may be too lazy to have it all, do understand if you passed up this opportunity, you'd only be spending…
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June 25, 2012
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June 18, 2012
Friskyscopes: Jupiter Entering Gemini Means Lucky Days Are Ahead For Everyone!
Gemini is a stupendous sign! It's fun, crafty, curious, spontaneous, hilarious, youthful and a whirlwind of never-ending surprises. So, now that Jupiter, the big ball of luck and catharsis, is going into Gemini mode starting today and ending June 25, 2013, life is about to get a jump start of energy as it goes into…
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Gemini (May 21-June 20): Your ship is sailing into paradise, as your luckiest time ever begins this week and lasts for an entire year! Yes, in astrological mumbo-jumbo, that means Jupiter, the planet of fortune, will be entering your sign now until next June — an event that happens once every 12 years! So,…
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June 11, 2012
Your Friskyscopes For The Week Of June 4-10, 2012
Gemini (May 21-June 20): Reality could come to a screeching halt as you start to see that something you thought you could rely on doesn't have sustainability. While you'll work hard to try to come up with new ideas in order to salvage investments you've already made, understand the price to pay will be…
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June 4, 2012
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Gemini (May 21-June 20): No matter how invincible you feel, don't bite off more than you can chew. Despite having lots of opportunities to get into some juicy trouble, it's best to look but avoid touching. It seems if you go past a certain boundary, control will be harder to maintain and can put…
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May 28, 2012
Your Friskyscopes For The Week Of May 21-27, 2012
Gemini (May 21-June 20): Happy times are coming when a surprise will hit you out of nowhere, sending your mind, body and heart into a whole new realm of ecstasy. Yes, optimism and hope are on the way to save the day, as fate has written a plot line that will give you exactly…
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May 21, 2012
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Taurus (April 20-May 20): Trouble is coming and it'll be in the form of disrupted security and increased discomfort. Whatever the price you have to pay for love now, understand it's all part of this particular journey. While you might want to sit around passing the blame, don't even bother, as it won't eve…
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May 14, 2012
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Taurus (April 20-May 20): While ideas and major urges may come quickly into your head, best to let them percolate in your brain before sharing them with others. After all, it's best to think about all the possible outcomes that can happen from your choices, as you must be strategic now. Your pride and…
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May 7, 2012
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April 30, 2012
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Taurus (April 20-May 20): Keep a steady pace and your eye on the prize and all will fall into place, as this is a week made for you and how you approach life. As you'll see, rewards will be plentiful and you'll finally know that good triumphs and karma does make sense. However, if for…
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April 23, 2012
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April 16, 2012
Your Friskyscopes For The Week Of April 9-15, 2012
Aries (March 21-April 19): If you stop paying attention to others, you'll see that you're doing quite well. This is the time to get a bit more introverted and refocus yourself, as the competitive feeling that's getting to is really only in your head. So, forget the periphery for now and get into your…
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April 9, 2012
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Aries (March 21-April 19): You'll be mouthing off in a big way — let it out! Yes, forget editing yourself too much; you'll want to speak from your heart, no matter how brutal or intense your language gets, because your baby needs to know what you're feeling deep down, and there's nothing like slamming…
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April 2, 2012
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Aries (March 21-April 19): You have to have faith in the bigger things in your life right now, as it'll take a bit of suspended belief to get you through. That's not to say you have to lose touch with reality, but do understand that not all that can happen this week will fall…
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March 26, 2012
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Pisces (February 20-March 20): Sugarcoating the truth is for amateurs, so forget the sweetness and go for the raw appeal. After all, if you can't truly be yourself now, flaws and all, then when can you? As it goes, the moment you meet someone you're interested in, the foundation of your relationship starts to…
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March 19, 2012
Your Friskyscopes For The Week Of March 12-18, 2012
Pisces (February 20-March 20): Avoid reacting too quickly now. Although you can't help but feel the world around you, as you are in it, this week, it'll take time to sort through the mush to see the answers clearly. You may have your head on your shoulders properly, but not everyone else will and…
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March 12, 2012
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Pisces (February 20-March 20): Just let it go when it comes to any debate you have with your baby, because nothing will be so crazy that you can't let it slide off your back. Yes, taking a more laissez-faire approach will do wonders for your stress level and the way your honey will see…
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Combine the vinegar, sugar, salt, mustard seeds, celery seed, peppercorns, garlic and 1 cup water in a saucepan. Bring the mixture to a boil over medium-high heat to dissolve the sugar and salt. Pour some of the hot pickling liquid over the red beets and onions just until they are submerged, and then pour the remaining liquid over the golden beets, parsnips and potatoes. Let the vegetables sit in the pickling liquid until just tender, about 1 hour. Drain the vegetables and plate the red beets and onions. Top with the other vegetables just before serving, and garnish with the goat cheese, parsley and pistachios and drizzle with olive oil.
The hardest part of this salad is slicing the vegetables, other than that this dish comes together nicely. Every time I use my mandolin I almost slice off a digit or two : ) Tonight I somehow, sliced into my palm. Other than that, you slice the veggies, pour the pickling juice over them, let them pickle for 1 hour and then your are ready to plate and garnish. So easy!
Sweet Potatoes, Parsnips and Golden Beets go into one bowl.
Plate this salad by placing pickled Beets and Red Onions on the bottom so they don't bleed. Top with the pickled Sweet Potatoes, Parnsips and Golden Beets. Sprinkle with creamy Goat Cheese and crunchy Pistachios. Drizzle with Olive Oil and you are ready to go.
Oh my goodness, this salad is so delicious. The veggies still have a bite to them and the creamy and tangy goat cheese is the perfect compliment to the salad. The color burst and added crunch of the pistachios send me over moon!
Absolutely stunning!
I would definitely give this recipe a try!
Now, on a personal note, I am on day 7 of being coffee-free. I have to give up my beloved coffee from time to time because it really does not serve my body well. Every time, I give up coffee, I feel better, more hydrated and even lose a few pounds. Yay! I have not given up caffeine completely, I have been starting out my morning with my favorite green elixir. (I love the word : ) and I love this drink!
Dreamy Green Elixir
Serves 2
2 scoops of Sei Mee Tea (or Matcha Tea) divided
16 oz of boiling water (slightly cooled) divided,
1/2 cup of brewed Yerba Mate Tea, divided
Splash of milk or non-dairy milk product of choice (I used Organic Unsweetened Vanilla Hemp Milk)
2 tsps raw honey, divided
Add one scoop of Sei Mee Tea into each mug and add slightly cooled boiling water. Next add 1/4 cup of Yerba Mate tea and stir together. Add milk product and raw honey, stir well.
I am feeling great and I even survived being coffee free after my daughter's 10th Birthday sleepover! We shall see how long this lasts but I really am feeling better and would just like to treat myself to a latte from time to time. You no me...... I don't like feeling deprived!
On the exercise front, I have been running, going to Body Pump and doing yoga. I have a couple new workouts that I am going to try to squeeze in this week. Time to shake up the routine! I also need to pump it up a bit because I plan on eating this:
Emmet really wanted to have Cherry Pie for Thanksgiving so we made one today!
Recipe to follow tomorrow....
Off to watch DWTS with the kids. Have a fabulous rest of your day everyone.
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Human Skeletal Remains Found In Backyard Of Yuba City Home
June 26, 2014 3:47 PM
YUBA CITY (CBS13) – Human bones have turned up in the backyard of a home in Yuba City.
On Monday evening police were called out to a home on Nadean Drive where a dog that was digging obsessively unearthed a pot containing what appeared to be human skeletal remains, including a human skull. There were also animal remains, doll fragments and other unusual objects.
UPDATE: Police: Human Remains Found In Yuba City Likely Tied To Religious Tradition
Experts from California State University Chico came to the yard where they studied the remains and concluded they were possibly used in Afro-Caribbean religious traditions Santeria and Palo Mayonbe.
The age and origin on of the skeletal remains are being investigated.
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