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September 9, 2014
November 4, 2014
Matthew Denn
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Attorney General
Down Ballot
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Delaware is one of 12 states to use a strictly closed primary process, in which the selection of a party's candidates in an election is limited to registered party members.[1][2][3]
Note: The following list of candidates is not official and will continue to be updated until the 2014 candidate filing deadline. Candidates will be added as we come across them prior to the deadline. If you see a name of a candidate who is missing, please email us and we will add that name. As the election draws closer, more information will be added to this page.
General election
Matthew Denn - Current Delaware Lieutenant Governor[4]
Ted Kittila - Attorney[5]
Catherine Damavandi - Attorney, former deputy attorney general
John Machurek - 2012 Libertarian Party candidate for Delaware House of Representatives
David Graham - Accountant, Delaware Department of Finance
See also
- Delaware Attorney General
- Delaware state executive official elections, 2014
- State executive official elections, 2014
External links
- ↑ National Conference of State Legislatures Website, "State Primary Election Types," accessed January 6, 2014
- ↑ Fair Vote, "Congressional and Presidential Primaries: Open, Closed, Semi-Closed, and 'Top Two,'" accessed January 6, 2014
- ↑ Ballotpedia research conducted December 26, 2013, through January 3, 2014, researching and analyzing various state websites and codes.
- ↑ Matt Denn for Attorney General 2014 Official campaign website, "Homepage," accessed July 7, 2014
- ↑ Ted Kittila for Attorney General 2014 Official campaign website, "Homepage," accessed July 7, 2014
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Chicken Butternut Squash Soup
Warm your family with this delicious chicken soup recipe paired with butternut squash.
- Makes:
- 6 servings
- Yields:
- 6 main-dish servings
- Start to Finish:
- 45 mins
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Chicken Butternut Squash Soup
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pounds butternut squash, peeled, seeded, and cut into 3/4-inch pieces (4 cups)
tablespoon curry powder
tablespoon olive oil
14 1/2 ounce cans reduced-sodium chicken broth
15 ounce can garbanzo beans (chickpeas), rinsed and drained
cup dried apricots, snipped
cup chopped walnuts
teaspoon olive oil
teaspoon freshly grated or ground nutmeg
purchased roasted chicken, cut up (skin and bones removed, if desired)
Fresh cilantro leaves
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. In shallow roasting pan combine squash red onion, and curry powder. Drizzle with 1 tablespoon oil; toss gently to coat. Spread vegetables in a single layer. Roast, uncovered, about 20 minutes or until squash is tender. Reduce oven temperature to 350 degrees F.
- In 4-quart Dutch oven combine roasted vegetables, broth, beans, and dried apricots. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. Simmer, covered, for 10 minutes; cool slightly. Transfer vegetable mixture, half at a time, to a food processor or blender. Cover and process or blend until smooth. Return pureed mixture to Dutch oven; heat through.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl combine walnuts, 1 teaspoon oil, and nutmeg; toss gently to coat. Spread nuts on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake 7 minutes or until golden and toasted. If chicken is not warm, reheat according to package directions.
- Ladle soup into shallow bowls. Top with chicken, walnut mixture, and cilantro.
Nutrition Facts(Chicken Butternut Squash Soup)
- Per serving:
- 577 kcal cal.,
- 35 g fat
- (9 g sat. fat,
- 5 g polyunsaturated fat,
- 3 g monounsatured fat),
- 167 mg chol.,
- 1905 mg sodium,
- 30 g carb.,
- 6 g fiber,
- 11 g sugar,
- 44 g pro.
- Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet

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Instruction is not limited to soccer, with sessions throughout the day devoted to strengthening your walk with Christ. Our hope is that you will not only walk away with a better understanding of how to attack or defend, but that you would know the word of God that has the power to change lives.
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Beginning the summer of 2014, soccer camps take place in two separate weeks! Any female soccer athlete can take part in the new Girl's Soccer Camp on June 15-19 (Mon.-Fri.) while male athletes can hone their skills at the Boys Soccer Camp on July 20-24 (Mon.-Fri.). Please avail yourselves of our 2015 Costs and Arrival/Departure information listed below as we look forward to seeing you.
2015 Costs:
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- Coaches: Coaches are encouraged to attend camp with their teams. The coaches fee for room and board is $50.
- Team Discount: ten or more from the same school or church receive $10 discount each
- Multiple Camp Discount: Campers coming to multiple athletic camps receive a $40 discount- $20 off each camp
- Maranatha Family Discount: Children of Maranatha faculty or staff, and who are lower than 9th grade, receive a 50% discount
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- Check-out: Friday, July 24, with lunch at 11:00 a.m..
- **Friday Night (Soccer Camp) Housing Accommodations: A $20 fee will be charged for any camper staying in the dormitories overnight on Friday of Soccer Camps to travel with a volleyball team or group on Saturday. Check-out is 11:00 p.m. If you desire to find off-campus housing instead, feel free to contact our welcome center at 920-206-2370.
Jeff Pill has spent the majority of his coaching career working with youth in the U.S. National Team's soccer program. He also helped coach the 1996 U.S. women's Olympic team. Other instructors will include current and former Maranatha team members as well as guest coaches.
Points of Emphasis
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- Self-motivation and group cohesion strategies
- Friendly environment that emphasizes fair play and enjoyment
- Exposure to the training environments and standards enjoyed by Maranatha students on a daily basis
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- Playing cards, fireworks, knives, drugs, alcohol, or tobacco products
Dress Requirements
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- Bring swimming trunks that go below the knees.
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Special Notes
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- Coaches must register online along with the campers.
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For the 2015 summer camps, ALL coaches/sponsors MUST complete an adult registration and background check (Paid camp staff do not need to fill out a registration, but just a background check). Please complete the items below prior to registration and mail in the attention of Ruth Steinbart at 745 West Main Street, Watertown, WI 53094.
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Whistleblower site WikiLeaks on Thursday put hundreds of thousands of emails and documents from last year's crippling cyberattack against Sony Pictures Entertainment into a searchable online archive.
Hormone Treatment Approved For Chelsea Manning
The former intelligence analyst once known as Bradley Manning was convicted of espionage for sending classified documents to the WikiLeaks website.
Manning Sues Defense Dept. For Gender Treatment
Convicted national security leaker Chelsea Manning is suing the Defense Department for hormone therapy.
Secrets Leaker Manning to Begin Gender Treatment
The Bureau of Prisons has rejected the Army's request to accept the transfer of national security leaker Pvt. Chelsea Manning from the military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, to a civilian facility where she could get better treatment for her gender-identify condition. The military will instead begin the initial treatment for her.
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In an unprecedented move, the Pentagon is trying to transfer a convicted national security leaker to a civilian prison so she can get treatment for her gender disorder.
Bradley Manning Name Change Gets Judge Approval
A Kansas judge has granted a request to formally change the name of the soldier convicted of leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks.
Manning's Conviction, 35-Year Sentence Upheld
An Army general has upheld Private Chelsea Manning's conviction and 35-year prison sentence for giving reams of classified U.S. government information to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks, the Army said Monday.
Manning's Lawyer Wants Conviction Reversed In Wikileaks Case
Convicted leaker Bradley Manning is asking an Army general to reverse his conviction and 35-year prison sentence for sending reams of classified information to WikiLeaks.
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Most major racing sports these days measure their victories in seconds or fractions of a second. Sailing, however, is typically an exception, with winners sometimes finishing days ahead of their competitors. But even yacht-club members enjoy an exciting finish. So organizers of the Volvo Ocean Race, which meanders 37,000 nautical miles starting in Alicante, Spain, and ending in St. Petersburg, Russia, have made several changes to level the playing field.
Similar to the measures taken by Nascar and Formula 1, the race now limits the dimensions and weight of each boat. The organizers have also forced each team to use standardized weather data, which gives no team an edge in measuring the elements. And in a sort of psychological game, they have started giving out the coordinates of each boat every three hours, instead of every six.
Teams that realize they're falling behind now have two options: have faith in their original plan or swallow their pride and follow the faster boats. Teams can also cloak themselves for 12 hours per leg to hide their location before making a big tactical maneuver. So far, the race, which began in October and starts its seventh leg Saturday, has seen much closer finishes. In a recent 15-day leg from Rio de Janeiro to Boston, the winner finished only 12 minutes ahead of the next boat. On that leg, "we woke up with a boat right next to us," says Andrew Cape, navigator for the PUMA Ocean Racing team. Such close finishes are extremely rare in long-distance boat races like this one.
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Decision makers now have clear, actionable visibility into the customer experience from the corporate level right down to conversations with individual customers. Banks can now improve retention by responding with "next best action" follow-up and lower costs through more efficient management of staff and operations.
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Enterprise includes a call center "one-touch" scheduling console. It provides full access to the Enterprise scheduling system for applications where having a live call center for scheduling is required. With Enterprise, your call center agents can confidently close the loop with customers in a single phone interaction. The call center scheduling console allows operators to instantly check availability and confirm appointments in real-time providing a superior customer experience.
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TimeTrade is the only online appointment scheduling platform flexible enough to accommodate even the most complex set of business rules or processes while integrating with your existing systems. With Enterprise you can customize your scheduling assignments to exactly match your existing business processes, policies and procedures. A complete configuration system gives you detailed control in setting up and customizing Enterprise and makes it easy to change scheduling procedures and resource assignment rules as your business changes.
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Akron gets chance to slow down Hansbrough, Irish
CHICAGO Slowing down Ben Hansbrough hasn't been easy for any team all season and the Akron Zips know it.
Akron will get its shot at Notre Dame's hot-shooting guard on Friday in a second-round NCAA game in Chicago.
Akron will not only have to control Hansbrough but defend the shooting of capable scorers in Carleton Scott, Tim Abromaitis, Scott Martin and Tyrone Nash in Notre Dame's motion offense that is predicated on sharing the ball.
But it's Hansbrough that makes it all work for the second-seeded Irish.
"If you saw the way his brother played, he kind of plays just like his brother only in a different position," said Akron coach Keith Dambrot, comparing Hansbrough to his brother Tyler, who led North Carolina to a national title and now plays for the NBA's Indiana Pacers.
Turns out that earlier in Hansbrough's career, Irish coach Mike Brey had to rein in his frenetic floor leader, this season's Big East player of the year. Brey had to keep him from getting too emotional and intense.
"Is there a possibility of playing the game too hard? Yes, in his case," Brey said Thursday. "And too fast. ... I think he's learned over time to change tempos, change speeds."
Hansbrough is the undeniable vocal leader of the Irish and had to tone down that part of his game, too.
"He's also learned to become a leader with diplomacy. You can't hit everybody in the back of the head with a 2-by-4 all the time," Brey said.
"He's the loud one out there, the brash one," added 6-foot-8 forward/center Tyrone Nash, who exemplifies Notre Dame's versatility by sometimes bringing the ball up court when defenders are hounding Hansbrough. "I'm the quiet one and I think it's good for a team to have a loud one and a quiet one just to balance out the team."
Hansbrough should really be amped up for the Southwest Region game against the Mid-American Conference tournament champion and 15th-seeded Zips (23-12). He's coming off a 3-for-16 shooting game with six turnovers when the Irish blew a 16-point lead and lost to Louisville in the Big East semifinals last week.
Also consider that the Irish (26-6) were knocked out of the NCAA tournament in their opener last year by Old Dominion. This time, they will be ready to go on a court that is about 95 miles from their campus.
"I think it scarred us," Hansbrough said of last year's early exit. "I think it's been the driving factor."
Asked if Akron reminds him of any team Notre Dame has seen this year, Brey was quick with an answer: They're similar to the team he sees every day - the Irish.
The Zips have veteran players, including five who have appeared in 100-plus games. They know what it's like to win, with at least 20 victories in six straight seasons. They rely heavily on 3-pointers.
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As you manipulate objects around 3D space, I think you might find it easier to actually use cameras to view the different positions of these objects. See, anytime you create 3D space in Motion, you can create a camera and move around that 3D space. It's almost like being your own director. So if we look at our project here, you'll notice I have a 3D scene and there is a camera. Now with that layer selected, notice I have two different view options here.
If you're unfamiliar with the split views, just go to this button in the upper right-hand corner and adjust for horizontal split views 2-up. Now on the left-hand side I'm viewing the actual camera, so this is what the camera is viewing, and I have the second window here viewing the Perspective. This way I can orbit around the scene and notice I'm not moving the camera or the lights or anything else. Now one of the things I like to do is have the camera actually selected, so as I orbit around or pan through a scene, I can see exactly where the camera is and what its view is.
Now to manipulate the camera directly, the first thing I recommend is opening the HUD. Press F7 on your keyboard, and in the HUD notice we have an option for Camera Type. So by default, cameras are set up as Framing cameras. And that basically puts the controls of the camera right here on this area of the camera view, known as the focal plane. Now if you increase the angle of view, notice the camera is going to get closer to that focal plane.
And in doing that, it'll actually start to distort the image much like a fisheye lens would. One of the things I really like is the fact that you can adjust the angle of view and Motion will give you the actual focal length. So if you're familiar with things like lenses for your DSLR cameras, you'd know that 13.8 is a pretty darn wide angle of view. Now I can just bring this back out here. Let's set it to around 35 millimeters. Okay. Now at 35 millimeters I'm actually getting a good view of everything that's going on in the scene, including the camera itself.
Now as I make adjustments to this camera, notice my upper view is refreshing, letting me know what's going on in the scene. Now sometimes as you move around, you may find viewing some of the other 3D objects a little distracting. So what I like to do is click on one of the alternate views and go to my View options here and just turn off my 3D Scene Icons only for the Camera view. This way as I move around in my perspective view, I can see exactly what the camera is going to see and I don't have to worry about being distracted by the lights in the scene.
Now one of the great things about working with a Framing camera is it makes orbiting around an object extraordinarily easy. See, if I click on any of these circles around the outside of my control handles, it will allow me to adjust the rotation. And notice since I'm rotating around the center of my focal plane, it's giving me this beautiful arc around my scene. So if you think you're going to want to do some kind of arc like this around whatever it is that's in your project, you want to definitely look at starting with a Framing camera.
Now the other kind of camera in Motion is the Viewpoint camera. And I view this just like as if I were holding a camera on my shoulder. See, I can bounce the camera up and down and it'll refresh up here in the scene and show me how the scene has moved. But one of the things you need to be careful of with the Viewpoint camera, as you adjust the rotation options, notice I'm getting a drastic change in what I can actually see in my scene. So if I can offer you a tip, anytime I go to adjust the rotational values or something, most of the time I'm dealing with the Framing camera.
Now anytime I'm going to move the position of the camera, a lot of times I'll switch to the Viewpoint camera. Now there is one other big option here down at the bottom of the HUD I want you to be familiar with. And this is the Adjust Around setting. Notice there's a pulldown, and by default it's set up to the Local Axis. So the way this works, let's change our Camera Type back up to Framing, so we can see exactly where our control points are in the center of our focal plane, okay.
Now since I'm off at this strange perspective angle, you can see I've got the Z axis kind of pointing off at an angle. It's not parallel to the Z axis of the origin at all. I could rotate this to make it a little more drastic. So as you can see, I've got my adjustments happening here just by clicking on the handles and rotating things around the Framing camera. But if you adjust around the World Axis, watch our axis control handles.
When we choose World Axis, now the camera will stay at that angle, but I can move back and forth on the Z axis and it will snap in line with the Z axis of our scene. This is a great way if you have kind of a cool angle and you want to just run across a section of a scene, you could just keyframe the position of the Framing camera along the X axis here. Okay. Now we've looked at World Axis and Local Axis, the last thing I want you to pay attention to here is the View Axis.
See, if I orbit around to the side of the scene, notice the Z axis is still pointed relatively close to the Z axis of the origin. But if I change the Adjust Around settings to View Axis, look what happens: now the Z axis is pointing directly at me. This is because it's looking at my view. So there are three different ways you can manipulate the camera around the scene just by adjusting the Adjust Around settings.
Now in the HUD, there are ways you can control the camera as well. This well back here allows me to move back and forth along the Z axis. The Move option allows me to pan back and forth, up and down, throughout my scene. You'll notice these controls function in a very similar fashion to these controls. You'll notice these controls work in a somewhat similar fashion to the controls that I've been using in the upper-right section of the canvas. Now there's one last thing I want you to be familiar with with the camera before we move on to another video, and that has to do with these planes.
See, there's a Near Plane and a Far Plane, and what this is going to do is determine exactly how much of the image the camera is actually going to see. And that value is going to be determined based on how far the image is away from the camera. So if I adjust the Near Plane, the camera is going to slowly start to crop out the visibility of the things that are closest and work its way back through the scene. Now one of the interesting things, as you adjust either of the planes, there are Fade options.
So notice here on the edge the graphic is missing. I could adjust the Near Fade and fade that a little more and all of a sudden, it'll look a lot more natural in the scene. Now a lot of times people will do this as a method to trick you because they only created a solid of a certain size but they don't want your camera to reach all the way out to the edge of that solid to show people that, hey, this isn't a fully never-ending floor; it's just this one here and it ends because we've set up the options for the Far Plane.
So if we go to the Far Plane options, let's drag this back to the left and notice again the plane is moving in direct relation to how close it is to the camera itself. So if I drag the Far Plane into my scene, notice it's definitely dimmed my upper scene here a little bit. If we adjust the Near Plane, we can pull it back out and adjust the Far Plane back in again. And sure enough, we'll see the Far Plane start cropping in on our image. Now if that's the case, just don't panic; increase the Fade options.
So to recap, there are two different kinds of cameras. There are ways of viewing exactly what's going on in the scene with split view. We can reset what camera we're actually viewing things through the Camera pulldown. And in the upper right, we can adjust how we're viewing things by adjusting the 3D View tools. Now I know we've covered a lot in terms of how to actually manipulate and position the cameras. One of the things I'll encourage you to do is take some cameras, drop them into your scene, and actually switch between multiple cameras so you're not constantly having to jog around the perspective view like I've been doing for the last few videos.
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stuffing used to be a fragrant, savory American staple that didn't even need to be stuffed; so why limit it to A once-a-year Thanksgiving table?
Why do we cook stuffing only once a year? On any given weekend, a reasonably ambitious cook might roast a bird, mash some potatoes and bake a pie. But stuffing — beloved whether it is sausage or meatless, corn bread or sourdough, inside the bird or out — is cordoned off into a Thanksgiving-only category.
This is plain wrong, because bread stuffing is one of the most forgiving, fragrant and inspiring dishes imaginable. When made from scratch and seasoned right, it is rich, moist and savory, shot through with different textures and flavors that give cooks plenty of room to play. That basic amalgamation of starch, fat and aromatics is indisputably delicious.
And not so long ago, it was a staple on the American table.
"Every Friday night, of course, roast chicken with bread stuffing," said Sheila Brass, 75, who grew up in Winthrop, Mass. Brass, a culinary historian, said her mother always had leftover bread in a tin container on top of the refrigerator, drying out in preparation for the Sabbath meal. Rendered chicken fat, grated onions, plenty of black pepper and an egg were added to bind and season the bread into a kind of savory bread pudding. "She would use Vienna rolls, bulkie rolls, cholly," Brass said, in her blend of strong New England and slight Yiddish accents.
Bread stuffing in America originates on the British side of our culinary family; in England, it is inexorably seasoned with onion and sage and served at Sunday dinner. The dish lingered in our cooking tradition as a thrifty way to extract every savory bit of bird and bread.
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the time low-carb diets and Mediterranean cooking came into vogue, a rich side dish of bread that had spent hours absorbing meat juices and fat was no longer so appealing.
Also, the Agriculture Department has become increasingly discouraging about stuffing. The spread of salmonella and other bacteria in the food supply has pushed the agency's minimum temperature for safely cooked poultry to 165 degrees. (The magic number for meat is 145 degrees.) For a turkey larger than about 10 pounds, once the stuffing at the center of the bird hits 165 degrees, the bird itself is as dry as jerky.
But some expert cooks put the comfort zone for stuffing closer to 145 degrees, as long as the bird is fresh (rather than frozen and thawed) and from a trusted supplier. Slow cooking at a moderate temperature (about 350 degrees) and turning (admittedly not so easy with a turkey), so the heat and juices are evenly distributed, can bring the stuffing up to temperature. Stuffed birds and roasts need extra resting time, and the internal temperature can rise as much as 10 or 15 degrees after the roast comes out of the oven. (A long, thin instant-read thermometer, like a Thermapen, is useful around the holidays.)
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ROBSTOWN — As Carlos Lara leaned against a wall outside St. Anthony's Catholic Church on Monday, his face was expressionless, but his head was full of memories.
The church inside was packed with those paying respects to his cousin, Army Sgt. Anselmo Martinez III, who died May 18 serving in Iraq. Standing outside the church, Lara, 25, remembered his cousin as a joker who always wanted to hang out with friends, but who eventually settled down with a family and returned home a changed man after joining the military.
"When we had hung out before, it was like kid stuff. He was always looking for the next joke," said Lara, a Corpus Christi resident. "But when he came back, he had become a man."
Martinez, 26, and two other U.S. soldiers were killed May 18, after their armored vehicle ran over an improvised explosive device. He is the 20th area resident to die in Iraq or Afghanistan.
About 400 family, friends and community members filled the church; many were left standing in the church or spilling out of the front doors. Patriot Guard Riders of South Texas escorted Martinez's casket to the church.
The common thread voiced by Martinez's relatives in remembering him Monday was his selfless nature. Lara said part of his cousin's decision to join the military was to have job security and be able to provide for his wife and two daughters.
"He was always willing to give himself up for everybody," Lara said.
Cousin Monica Garcia said Martinez was like a big brother while they were attending Robstown High School. He graduated in 1998, a year before she did.
"He was a lot of fun to be around, and always thought about others before he thought about himself," said Garcia, 26.
Martinez lived with wife Christina and daughters Felicity, 7, and Elianna, 5, in Fort Hood, before deploying in October with the 1st Cavalry Division.
As military pallbearers carried the casket to a waiting hearse, family members followed outside. His father, Anselmo Martinez Jr., shook hand after hand of friends and those who attended to show support. He put his arm around his wife, Diana, as she and other family members wept in each others' arms.
Christina Martinez kept her eyes locked on her husband's casket outside the church as she stood holding a folded American flag.
Martinez's body will be cremated today, Army spokesperson Eric N. Atkinson said. His wife will keep his ashes.
Sylvia Sandoval of Kingsville stood sweating outside the church during the service. Her son Edward returned last week from Bahrain, where he has been serving with the Navy. Sandoval does not know the Martinez family, but scrapped plans for a Memorial Day family barbecue to show support.
"My son returned, but I feel for the people going through this," Sandoval said. "What better way to mark Memorial Day."
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2. Army Spc. Jose Perez, 22, San Diego, May 28, 2003
3. Army Staff Sgt. Hector Perez, 40, Corpus Christi, July 24, 2003
4. Army Sgt. John Russell, 26, Portland, Nov. 15, 2003
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6. Marine Cpl. Zachary Kolda, 23, Corpus Christi, Dec. 1, 2004
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13. Army Sgt. Johnny Joe Peralez Jr., 25, Falfurrias, Jan. 5, 2006
14. Marine Cpl. Andres Aguilar Jr., 21, Victoria, April 2, 2006
15. Army Cpl. Rogelio R. "Roger" Garza Jr., 26, Robstown, Aug. 11, 2006
16. Army Staff Sgt. Michael Chadwick "Chad" Lloyd, 24, Corpus Christi, Aug. 12, 2006
17. Army Reserve Sgt. 1st Class Merideth Howard, 52, Sept. 8, 2006
18. Marine Sgt. Jonathan J. Simpson, 25, Rockport, Oct. 14, 2006
19. Army Spc. John Paul Barta, 25, Corpus Christi, Dec. 23, 2006
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John Marshall Stone, Mississippi's longest-serving governor and later president of Mississippi A&M, is the subject of a new book by Dr. Ben Earl Kitchens and also the topic at the upcoming Books 'n Lunch program at the Oxford-Lafayette County Public Library. (November 30, 2014, Page 2C)
The ebb-tide of the Confederacy
Jeremiah Gage, a member of the University Greys, wrote a final letter to his mother in the hours just before he died from wounds he suffered at Gettysburg. History columnist Jack Lamar Mayfield shares that letter with us today in the Oxford Living section. (July 26, 2013, Page 2B)
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Alongside a plethora of other new gadgets, Sony is debuting two new Android handsets: the Xperia Z and Xperia ZL. Both phones will feature a 5-inch display, Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor, and 13MP fast-capture camera with Exmore RS, which can also capture HDR video.
The Xperia Z, referred to as the "true, super phone experience" at Sony's official CES press conference, features a 5-inch Full HD 1080Ã?1920 Reality Display fueled by the Mobile BRAVIA Engine 2'the same engine featured in Sony's 1080p televisions. The handset also sports an asynchronous Snapdragon S4 with 2GB of RAM, NFC-enabled screen mirroring, and a dust and water-resistant chassis.
Besides the life-resistant casing, the Xperia ZL features almost all of the same components. No pricing or availability is currently available for either device, but Sony says they will begin shipping this quarter. We'll have a hands-on with both handsets once the show floor opens.
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Lumber Liquidators suffers when 60 Minutes finds that its flooring has too much of a carcinogen, and The Fresh Market pulls out of California.
This giant U.S. grocery chain is arguably a better company than larger competitors like Kroger as well as natural foods grocers a fraction of its size.
It's been an up-and-down year so far in 2015. Stocks moved lower in January, only to bounce back last month. Along comes March to break the tie.
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Are supermarket loyalty programs worth it? Does remaining loyal really save us cash? And is Big Brother really watching us from our shopping carts?
U.S. stocks broke two days of losses on Wednesday as a jump in Apple shares helped push indexes higher.
Which grocery store is top of the heap? It depends on where you live, but Trader Joe's and Whole Foods are popular all across America.
Twitter tests a buy now button. The Dutch airline KLM encounters turbulence with a tweet. And Facebook gets heat over manipulating its news feed.
The S&P 500 hit its 21st new high of 2014, and the Dow rose too, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq edged down. But the most interesting gainer was a tech company.
Terms like artisan, craft, curation, custom and designer may reflect the quality they promise in the merchandise, but are they worth the premium?
Attorneys general from more than two dozen states are urging Walmart, Walgreen, Rite Aid, Kroger and Safeway to remove cigarettes from stores that sell prescription drugs.
Kroger is down but not out in the contest to acquire its West Coast-based rival. There are only a few weeks left to counter another bid for Safeway.
Kraft Foods says some customers may not be able to find Velveeta cheese over the next few weeks, though no reasons were given for the apparent shortage.
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When times get tough, even Walmart's "everyday low prices" aren't all that alluring to shoppers -- except when it comes to food. We all have to eat, and Walmart's latest push could make it an even more dominant force in the grocery business.
Here are a few things that will shape this week on Wall Street: Apple should make some news at its Worldwide Developers Conference; Elsewhere, look to earnings reports from Zumba maker Majesco, retailer Pier 1, supermarket chain Kroger, and luxury brand Kors.
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Whole Foods is asking its shoppers to help a good cause -- with "LIFE Jackets." They're reusable cup sleeves to protect your hands from hot beverages, and all proceeds go to Kenyan women and special-needs children.
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There's such divinity doth hedge a king; selected essays of Nicolas Wyatt on royal ideology in Ugaritic and Old Testament literature.
There's such divinity doth hedge a king; selected essays of Nicolas Wyatt on royal ideology in Ugaritic and Old Testament literature.
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Wyatt (ancient Near East religions, U. of Edinburgh) assembles 15 essays otherwise available only in journals and conference proceedings. He has standardized the formats, corrected some spelling errors, updated some Hebrew and Ugaritic translations in light of his subsequent work, changed references to a chapter number when one essay refers to another in the volume, translated one essay from the French and slightly extended it, and compiled all the references into a common bibliography. His topics include an ideological motif in the story of Solomon's birth, the theogeny motif in Ugaritic and the Bible, some mythical and ritual aspects of West Semitic kingship, and an everyday story of royal folk.
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phil_life 5th of June 2011 - For the price it was fine. TV and my room had airconditioning, I did not see any other airconditioners located in the other rooms. It is nice and close to the city plaza. However there is not a lot to do in Santa Cruz. So not much point in staying for a long time. Melbourne, Australia Philip
mjgossler I found the hotel very clean, the personel were nice and polite. I liked the pool. The rooms are simple, but just what i was looking for for a short stay. It was well located for people who like to be walk around central Santa Cruz, I recomend this hotel.
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Bunnies are adorable, clean and easy to look after, but they're still a big responsibility. They need just as much care, exercise and attention as a dog or cat. There are a number of realities to consider before bringing a rabbit into your home. Click through for 10 tips on how to care for a pet rabbit, courtesy of the ASPCA.
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You might think that having a rabbit as a pet is less expensive than a dog or cat. Actually, rabbits live between 9-12 years, and need just as much food, shelter and vet care as other pets. To get started, you'll need about $100 for a good cage, $30 for a carrier and $25 for a litter box, according to the ASPCA. Then, to maintain your rabbit's cage and its health, you'll have to budget about $700 annually for food, treats, toys, vet care and litter/bedding materials.
Did you know that a rabbit can suffer a heart attack at the mere sight of a predator if it has nowhere to hide? The safest and healthiest place to keep a pet rabbit is in a cage indoors, away from potential dangers and isolation. It will also prevent your rabbit from picking up fleas and mites from the outdoors. And note that rabbits shed just like cats and dogs, so be sure to groom your bunny at least once a week, and possibly more if it has long fur.
Rabbits may be small animals, but they're energetic and need plenty of room to hop around. The ideal cage size should be 4-feet by 2-feet and about 2-feet high. Cages with solid bottoms are ideal to protect your bunny's delicate feet and prevent accidental injury. Rabbits are nesters, so provide your pet with hay so it can rest comfortably. Clean your bunny's cage and replace the hay once or twice a week.
Rabbits need hay for more than just a soft place to nest. Hay is a major part of a rabbit's diet, and helps the animal maintain a healthy intestinal tract. However, protein and fiber-rich rabbit pellets should be the main source of its food, with leafy greens — like collard or turnip greens and carrot tops — thrown in for variety and nutrients. And of course, fresh water is a must. Don't be alarmed if your rabbit eats its own feces. As disgusting as this seems to us, it's a perfectly normal behavior that is actually not bad for your rabbit.
Poor Roger Rabbit was constantly grabbed and held by his ears. While that's a fine way to handle a cartoon rabbit, you must never hold a real one by its ears. Rabbits are fragile creatures and can be easily injured by improper handling. Always supervise children when they're handling rabbits, as kids often don't realize their own strength when playing with animals. When picking up a rabbit, support its hindquarters with one hand and its forequarters with the other. The key is to make it feel secure so it doesn't panic and hurt itself in the process of being handled.
Luckily, rabbits are very clean animals that are easily litter trained. Most rabbits will choose a side of the cage as their bathroom. Once you notice your rabbit favoring one corner, place a newspaper-lined litter box in that area. Fill the box with hay — but not alfalfa — and never ever put cedar wood shavings or cat litters in the box. These items can cause liver, respiratory and gastrointestinal issues in your rabbit. Your rabbit should happily use its litter box as long as you clean it on a daily basis.
Do you want to keep multiple rabbits together in one cage as rabbit friends? Well, if you don't spay or neuter your rabbits, you may wake up one morning with a litter of bunny babies on your hands. Make sure you have all rabbits spayed or neutered before putting them together to prevent reproduction and territory battles.
Believe it or not, your bunny needs at least 2 hours of exercise a day. They just love to run and jump around without the limits of a cage. You won't have to set up a rabbit-sized treadmill, but allowing your rabbit free time in an enclosed and safe exercise area is key. This can be done indoors or out, but you should supervise your rabbit at all times.
If your rabbit appears to be in good health, one annual vet check-up is all it needs. When you first get your new pet rabbit, take it to the vet for a checkup and to make sure it is spayed or neutered. Doing so will prevent issues like unwanted litters and spraying, and can help prevent certain cancers. If your rabbit appears to not be eating, or hasn't passed stool or urine for longer than 12 hours, it may be a sign of illness and should be taken to the vet immediately. Also keep an eye out for runny nose and eyes, lethargy, diarrhea, fur loss and irritated skin.
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Rabbits love to chew, chew and chew some more. According to the ASPCA, the number one reason people surrender their pet rabbits to shelters is because of destructive behavior. Curb this natural instinct away from your fine furniture and electronic cables by providing your bunny with plenty of chew toys and treats. If your rabbit is enjoying his free time out of the cage, throw a few chewies into the mix so he's attracted to them instead of other items. Even something as simple and cost-effective as a cardboard box phone book is sufficient.
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The recent arrest of Pakistani nationals in the aftermath of Bin Laden's death reveals that the operation was the result of internal Middle East politics—and no coup for U.S. spycraft
For five years, Osama Bin Laden lived in the Pakistani equivalent of West Point. He was not hiding, as many have presented it; he was being hidden. But by whom?
Well, by the kind of people who might feel comfortable custom-building a compound 100 meters from Pakistan's leading military college to house the world's most wanted terrorist.
It is no surprise that the recent arrests by the Pakistani government of several of its citizens for allegedly helping the CIA hunt Bin Laden is being reported as yet another sign of a growing divide between Washington and Islamabad. The New York Times reported the story straight, quoting the head of the House Intelligence Committee, Michigan Republican Rep. Mike Rogers, who accused elements of the ISI and the military of protecting Bin Laden, a fact that you probably don't need classified access to figure out.
Yet the congressman's understanding reflects—as does the Times story—America's broader problem in understanding and engaging with our enemies and allies alike. The significance of the arrests is not that they show that the Pakistani military protected Bin Laden: It shows that elements of Pakistan's military or its intelligence service, the ISI, were also responsible for Bin Laden's death.
Until yesterday's revelation of the arrests there was no indication that Washington had any Pakistani assistance at all in finding and killing the al-Qaida chief. The story was that U.S. intelligence had located public enemy No. 1 by tracking one of Bin Laden's loose-lipped couriers to the Abbottabad compound. The Americans, the story goes, never said a thing to the Pakistanis for fear that it would wreck the operation. And so the United States relied on satellite surveillance until the day the president gave the go-ahead to the SEAL team that finished the job.
Presumably, the Pakistanis recognized immediately that the story the Americans were peddling was nonsense. Someone in Pakistan—in either the military-security apparatus or from the political echelons—had to have sold Bin Laden to the Americans. I think it's safe to assume that, for the last month and a half, Pakistani officials have been working to find out who bartered their prize away—and what they got in return.
It is possible that some Pakistani police and counterintelligence officials investigating the operation are motivated by sentimental or ideological reasons: They liked and sympathized with Bin Laden. Others realized that for all the noise about the refuge and killing of Bin Laden in Pakistan being an embarrassment to the army and ISI, this was a choice opportunity to stick it to the Americans, again, and make some money in the bargain. The five CIA informants that the Pakistanis have so far arrested—including an army major and the contractor who built Bin Laden's house—are little fish that the Pakistanis are dangling to see what the Americans will do, or pay, to protect the key Pakistani assets who gave them their orders.
Even more interesting is the American version of the story, which is helpful mainly insofar as it illuminates the current U.S. position after 10 years of war in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The American public wants to believe in a simple, heroic story of Bin Laden's killing, if only to celebrate the hard work of our intelligence community and special operators like the SEALs. But let's remember that for all the excellent work the CIA does—and we are right to keep in mind that the agency's successes are secret while its failures are public—America's intelligence record is mixed.
In the winter of 2009, the CIA was tragically caught off guard when an asset of Jordanian intelligence turned out to be a double agent: He walked into a U.S. compound in Afghanistan and killed seven agency officers in a suicide operation. The problem was not that there were seven officers all in one place, but that U.S. counterintelligence had no idea that their prize was working for al-Qaida. Faulty counterintelligence is part of the agency's Cold War legacy, according to which some of the walk-ins, or people who voluntarily came forward to provide us with information, were apparently Soviet assets. It seems they were simply providing false information—which, when combined with good information, made it difficult to detect that they were still controlled by our adversary. The United States was incapable of knowing what was true and what was false. Some speculate that this Cold War conundrum drove James Jesus Angleton, the CIA's legendary head of counterintelligence, to paranoia. By the end of the Cold War, one of the CIA's leading counterintelligence officers, Aldrich Ames, was revealed to be a double agent who betrayed nearly every one of the CIA's assets in the Soviet Union (damage that appears to have initially been blamed on Jonathan Pollard).
Of course, it's not easy to do good counterintelligence work. Some compare it to an elaborate game of three-dimensional chess. While the analogy seems suitable enough for a middle-class American sensibility that perceives of chess as something daunting, serious, and foreign, it is truly not foreign enough by half. Good counterintelligence requires a type of mind most likely found in this country running a California drug gang. The U.S. intelligence community does not actively recruit such sociopaths into its ranks, so in the end it is often ineffective at doing counterintelligence work in countries that are run by sociopaths.
For example, Leon Panetta, a very skilled political operator with many years of experience in Washington bureaucracies, has no idea what it takes to become chief of staff of the Pakistani army, like Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, and to hold onto that position among so many murderous rivals—like the junior officers who want to oust him for his cozy relationship with Washington. Our inability to actually think like the people we are trying to influence or defeat is ultimately a much more fundamental problem than the challenges of securing Pakistan's nuclear weapons. Both our adversaries and our allies in the Middle East—the political and military leadership of countries like Syria and Iran and Iraq and Egypt alike—are the products of a kind of finishing school that makes Rikers Island look like Miss Porter's prep school. What they had to do to secure power and then maintain it is beyond the imagination of any U.S. official who thinks Rahm Emanuel is a tough guy or that the West Wing of the White House is a snake pit or is stung by a slighting mention by Bob Woodward.
So, who are these people? Bashar al-Assad, for instance, has astonished the international community with his slaughter of unarmed civilians because the leaders of the Western democracies are incapable of imagining a "Westernized" ophthalmologist being capable of such violence. His Arab peers know better, which is why they are saying nothing; they're scared of him, because he is a sociopath who tortures, maims, and kills children without blinking. NATO thought Muammar Qaddafi was a lunatic in funny robes who would fold at the first—or fifth—aerial bombardment of Tripoli. What they missed was the fact that Qaddafi is the kind of funny lunatic who held onto power for four decades while gleefully slaughtering his political opponents, manipulating Libya's tribes, and stashing billions of dollars away for exactly the moment when the West would try to drive him from power, and who pays African mercenaries a thousand dollars a day to rape his own people.
And so we wonder why things go wrong when we try to engage the Syrians and Iranians, or to get the Pakistanis to choose a side (our side). The fact is that we don't see the world the way they do.
But thank God for that. We want the American story about Bin Laden's courier and the heroic SEAL team—a story that is obviously incomplete—to be true because we prize transparency, a workable chronology, understandable motives, and clear loyalties. But the American story will never be true in Pakistan or in the Middle East. Washington likes to pretend it is fighting a regular war against an enemy we can capture or kill, like Bin Laden. But it's not. It is fighting a war where the United States cannot come down too heavily on Pakistan, even when it harbors mass murderers of Americans, because it needs Pakistan in order to fight in Afghanistan, against insurgents backed by elements of Pakistan's military-security establishment, who might in turn gain access to Islamabad's nuclear arsenal. Does that make sense? Not to us. Indeed, as far as the Pakistanis are concerned, the Americans are simply tourists in Afghanistan, albeit well-paying ones. But this is precisely the kind of conflict the Pakistanis are accustomed to.
Keep in mind what Afghanistan is to the Pakistanis: part of their war with India. Because Pakistan fears an invasion by its archrival, it needs strategic depth in Afghanistan where it can regroup in the event it is overwhelmed by the superior Indian forces in the early days of a prospective war. It is to that end that the Pakistanis have cultivated alliances with Afghani insurgent groups allied with al-Qaida. When the Pakistanis refuse to help us in Afghanistan, it is not because they are fighting us, but because they are preparing for war with India.
There is also a second conflict under way in Pakistan: the de facto war for control of the Pakistani state between various cliques of the country's political and military leadership. Remember that when American officials describe support for al-Qaida and the Taliban coming from elements of the Pakistani security and military establishment, that means there are other elements, too—those with whom the pro-insurgent figures are at war.
America has little to do with either the Pakistan-India conflict or the Pakistani-Pakistani clash. To some Pakistani officials we are a nuisance, and to others we offer them a means by which to fight their internal rivals. That's why Bin Laden was sold to the Americans by one side. Now it's time for the other side to get their piece of the pie.
The real question Washington ought to be asking is: After five years of being hidden by elements of the Pakistani state, why was Bin Laden given up now?
Rabbi Marc Schneier's Hampton Synagogue Caters to New York's Wealthy
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A unique gift from the kitchen – a fudgy square of peppermint-flavored white chocolate and a marshmallow on a lollipop stick to swirl into hot milk for rich and creamy hot chocolate.
2 pounds white baking chocolate, coarsely chopped
1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
1/2 cup heavy cream
1/4 teaspoon McCormick® Pure Peppermint Extract
4 drops McCormick® Red Food Color
18 large marshmallows, halved crosswise
36 lollipop sticks
Line 9-inch square baking pan with foil. Spray foil with no stick cooking spray. Place chopped chocolate in large bowl. Set aside.
Bring sweetened condensed milk and cream to simmer in medium saucepan on medium heat, stirring frequently with wire whisk. Pour over chopped chocolate. Let stand 1 minute. Whisk until chocolate is melted and mixture is smooth. Stir in peppermint extract. Remove 3/4 cup chocolate mixture. Tint chocolate mixture pink with red food color.
Pour remaining (plain) chocolate mixture into prepared pan. Drop tinted chocolate mixture by tablespoons over chocolate mixture in pan. Swirl with knife for marble effect.
Refrigerate 4 hours or overnight until firm. Cut into 36 squares. (May be made ahead. Store chocolate mixture, tightly covered, in pan in refrigerator up to 2 weeks. Bring to room temperature before cutting into squares.).
To assemble chocolate on a stick, thread a marshmallow half and a chocolate square onto each lollipop stick. Wrap each hot chocolate on a stick in plastic wrap or small cellophane bag. (May be assembled up to 2 days ahead.).
To serve, stir hot chocolate on a stick into 8 ounces hot milk.
Try some of our other flavors, including Creamy Mocha Hot Chocolate on a Stick, Hazelnut Hot Chocolate on a Stick and Orange Dark Hot Chocolate on a Stick.
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I made these as gifts for my neighbors and they came out great. I used Ghiradelli white chocolate. Yes, they were not inexpensive, but you do get 36 sticks.
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|Ball State beats Holy Cross of Indiana 76-57
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Majok was 6 for 8 both from the field and the free-throw line. Marcus Posley had 14 points and five assists for the Cardinals (3-4). Jauwan Scaife added 11 points and Michael Ramey scored 10.
Ball State never trailed and led 36-22 at halftime.
Yama Kader led the Saints with 18 points. Brandon Evans and Zoe Bauer had 12 points apiece for Holy Cross, which plays in the NAIA and considered this game an exhibition.
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Our beloved ABC2 teammate Mark Green was recently interviewed by our good friend Alex Case about living with brain cancer.
HOPE Documentary Film Premiere - August 7 - Washington, DC
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