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Tierra Miguel shares open: Pauma Valley's Tierra Miguel Farm has a few shares open in its Community Supported Agriculture program, which allows members access to regular shipments of farm-fresh produce to a site close to home. Go to www.tierramiguelfarm.org.
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Ruby's new menu items: Ruby's diners in California have new menu items: Hickory Bourbon Sliders (kobe beef patties on King's Hawaiian sweet rolls, topped with onion ring and Hickory Bourbon BBQ Sauce); a Kickin' Chicken Sandwich (grilled chicken breast on an onion bun with chipotle mayonnaise, lettuce, tomato and red onion, topped with Hickory Bourbon BBQ Sauce and melted pepper Jack cheese); a Hickory Bourbon Chicken Dinner (grilled boneless chicken breast with caramelized onions, sauteed mushrooms and Hickory Bourbon BBQ Sauce, with steamed vegetables and "loaded" mashed potatoes); and a Hot Fudge Brownie Shake (hot fudge and a brownie blended with vanilla soft-serve ice cream). Go to www.rubys.com.


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"Sandy Claus" delivers toys to storm-stricken kids
On a recent rainy afternoon, Sciaraffo pulled on his white wig and beard and drove out to weather-beaten Belle Harbor, a town on the Rockaway peninsula. His first stop: the darkened oceanfront home of Elizabeth Sampol, who was waiting upstairs with her 11-month-old daughter, Ella.
"Ho, ho, ho," he shouted. "Merry Christmas!"
Ella gazed up at him and smiled as Sciaraffo handed her a toy duck. Sandy struck just after her first birthday party and destroyed all of her new gifts when the basement flooded.
"As you can see from the outside of the house and the inside of the house, it's been a disaster," said Elizabeth Sampol, who has been living in a FEMA-funded hotel room for several weeks with her family while their home is repaired. "And we haven't had time to take her to go see Santa Claus or to do anything that we would want to do for her first Christmas that actually matters."
Sampol said she was amazed when she learned about Sciaraffo's project.
"He contacted me and he told me how he's been going around giving out gifts," she said. "And I was so happy that someone would do this in his free time."
A few blocks away, 4-year-old Sophie Creamer waited excitedly by the front door as she caught sight of Sciaraffo coming down the street. And when he handed her a brand-new Barbie doll, she clutched it to her chest and wouldn't let go.
"It's all gutted. We don't have a basement," said her mother, Lori Creamer. "So she lost all of her toys."
If all goes according to plan, Sciaraffo is hoping to deliver presents to nearly 1,000 children in the coming days.
As he hoisted his sack of toys over his shoulder, heading off to another delivery, the rain stopped and a rainbow cut a path across the sky. He took it as a sign of good luck.
"You don't see that every day," he said, grinning as his beard slipped down his face a little. "Amazing."
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I think that on average, it's fair to say that Asian families are more reluctant to bring outsiders into the company; they won't necessarily trust the person who is not blood related. Second, it is a new phenomenon in Asia that most of the family firms are first generation firms with a short tradition, so that the ways for the families to preserve their values, culture, heritage and legacy are not well established. We have done a lot of research and I think families are figuring this out, and you will see the beginning of that."
"Every country, every society has its own value, own culture. What works in the US may not work in China. But there are some common issues faced by these companies, no matter where they are. What I can say is that those companies that are successful or have the highest economic performance and are able to preserve that family's value and culture, are those that have put in place a very strong governance early on.
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Of course, none of us likes to face mortality and think about these things when we are alive and well, but maybe it's the most prudent thing that we can do."
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The Boyfriend, aka Mr. Sensitive, thinks that I am hysterical ("You are funny and say the funniest things" he laughs), and that the piles that I acquire are cute. Is it too good to be true? True love, I am told, is when someone loves you exactly the way you are, and tells you to don't go changing, like the Billy Joel song. I often think...
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BRISBANE, Australia—Defending champion Andy Murray advanced to the Brisbane International final after fifth-seeded Kei Nishikori retired with an injured left knee during their semifinal on Saturday.
Nishikori led 4-1 in the first set before Murray went on a roll, winning the next eight games to lead 6-4, 2-0 when the Japanese player called it quits, two games after receiving medical treatment at the end of the first set.
The reigning Olympic and US Open champion will next play Grigor Dimitrov, who is starting to live up to his reputation as a star-in-the-making by reaching his first ATP Tour final with a 6-3, 5-7, 7-6 (5) over 2006 Australian Open finalist Marcos Baghdatis.
The 21-year-old Bulgarian, the youngest player in the top 50, raced to a 3-0 lead in eight minutes to establish the only break of the first set and then was up a break in the second before No. 38-ranked Baghdatis hit back to take the match into a third set.
Baghdatis saved a breakpoint to force a tiebreaker and then was stunned when he received a time violation penalty— losing his first serve—when he was down a mini break. The ATP has modified its rules for 2013 to make it easier for chair umpires to caution players about slow play and Baghdatis had already been warned for taking too long between service points.
He fought back in the tiebreaker but Dimitrov came up with a stunning backhand which ultimately turned the match.
It was another big win in this tournament for Dimitrov, who changed coaches in the off season and has been working in Sweden. He has beaten second-seeded Milos Raonic and seventh-seeded Jergen Melzer en route to his first final.
He reached semifinals at Queen's, Bastad and Gstaad in 2012 and set he'd set the goal with his new coaches to reach a final in the first week of the season. AP
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Weekly Spending Summary (12/23-12/29)
Whohoo! With some careful planning I was able to get everything I wanted to get this week for just under $10 and still stay under budget for the year! (I'll be doing my Monthly Spending Summary soon.)
My favorite buys this week:
- Free Hershey's Simple Pleasures
- Free Keri lotion
- Cheese for $2/lb.
- Sour Cream for $0.50
- Free Izze beverage
- Chicken Drumsticks for $0.50/lb.
Total Spent: $9.95
Total Saved with Coupons: $30.53
Total Saved with Sales: $24.96
Total Saved: $55.49
Rite Aid: $0 (gift card)
Saved with Coupons: $17.99
Saved with Sales: $2.65
I used a gift card that I purchased at a discounted price online to pay for this purchase, otherwise my total would have been $0.61.
I've never tried the Keri lotion before, but for free I figured I'd be willing to give it a try. I always have such dry skin in the winter and am always looking for something to help it. The chocolates, well who doesn't like them? And I had fun gifting one to my mom. Shh….don't tell her I got them for free.
I had a $3 UPReward that I earned for signing up for an account on RiteAid.com. I also had another $3 UPReward that was going to expire and I had no idea what to use them on. So since I needed Shout and since tuna is something we can always use I decided to go ahead and use it on them even though they really weren't the best price ever.
- 3 Bumble Bee Tuna $1.00 each
- Shout $3.59
- Keri Lotion $5.99
- 2 Simple Pleasures Chocolate $3.00 each
Coupons Used:
- $5.00 Keri Lotion coupon in Rite Aid ad
- $2.00 Keri Lotion printable coupon (adjusted down to $0.99 since Rite Aid doesn't give coupon overage)
- Two $1.50 Simple Pleasures printable coupons
- $6.00 in UPRewards (Rite Aid coupons that print at register for purchasing specific items)
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- $3 UPReward coupon for purchasing the Simple Pleasures (can be used on next purchase of any item)
Weis: $7.01
Saved with Coupons: $8.00
Saved with Sales: $10.32
I used $0.99 of change to pay for this purchase otherwise my total would have been $8.00.
Yay for getting cheese for $2/lb.! I know some of you think that it is impossible to do that but if you have a store that doubles coupons and they carry this Heluva Good cheese you should be able to do the same thing when they put it on sale. We love sharp cheddar and as a side note, I was reading recently that if you use sharp cheddar in recipes you don't need to use as much since you'll have more flavor with less cheese. I haven't tried it, but it makes sense and it sounds like an easy way to save money.
- 8 Heluva Good cheese (8 oz.) $2.00 each
Coupons Used:
- Eight $0.50 Heluva Good printable coupons from manufacturer's website (doubled to $1.00 each)
Giant: $0
Saved with Coupons: $4.54
Saved with Sales: $9.99
I used a Visa gift card that I received for a Proctor & Gamble rebate that I did earlier to pay for this purchase, otherwise my out of pocket would have been $5.
I love getting sour cream for $0.50. We use quite a bit of sour cream in things like breakfast wraps, bean wraps and various soup recipes and I've discovered that it stays good quite a while past it's "best if used by" date too.
We don't eat a lot of chips but these are pretty healthy chips if we are going to be eating them and they are really good too! And the Izze? Well, a couple of weeks ago there was a coupon on the Izze Facebook page I think for up to $5 off any Izze 4-pack which made this free. I am excited to try it! It looks so good!
- 4 Heluva Good Sour Cream $1.50 each
- 2 Kettle Chips $2.50 each
- Izze $3.99
Coupons Used:
- Four $0.50 Heluva Good printable coupons from manufacturer's website (doubled to $1.00 each)
- Two $0.50 Kettle coupons from Sunday newspaper coupon inserts (doubled to $1.00 each)
- $5.00 Izze printable coupon (adjusted down to $3.99, the cost of the product)
Aldi: $2.94
Saved with Sales: $2.00
I had two items I returned that cost $2.18 total so I put that money towards this purchase.
I was excited to see that all the chicken drumsticks were marked down $2.00 (it was expiring soon). When I find deals like that I always look for the smallest package since that will get me the best deal. This time it made the chicken something like $0.50/lb. I would typically have purchased more but since I'm at the end of the year and really don't have wiggle room in my budget I didn't. I admit it was kind of hard to pass up on more! Since we were going to be gone over the weekend and I wouldn't be able to use it right away, I just threw the package in the freezer to use later.
- Pure Vanilla $1.99
- Mayonnaise $1.99
- Chicken Drumsticks $1.14
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On December 31, 2012 at 6:55 pm
We use homemade plain yogurt in place of sour cream. You might try it! Sometimes I strain it in cheesecloth or jelly straining bags to make it thicker.
by Lydia Beiler
On January 2, 2013 at 10:52 am
Great idea Angie! I have used yogurt in place of sour cream in baking but since I sweeten my homemade yogurt I didn't really want to use it otherwise. But I guess I could make some unsweetened and use it that way. Might have to try it…although I do love me some sour cream!


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Gino Magnifico, the ACC's chief information officer, said his component is helping to lead an Armywide effort to develop a new contract writing system. It's not just a technology refresh, however. It's about improving the business processes.
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600K would be way too much, the idea is great tho! :happy34:Originally Posted by Taxed
600K would be way too much, the idea is great tho! :happy34:Originally Posted by Taxed
How about being able to throw a banquet for your guild - 50gold per plate per person +25plat to set up the hall.
Then a huge feast and dance afterward (think of a royal ball from back in the medival times).
nice but what is the point? I would love the idea though if the game then screened a message to all players: '[GUILDNAME] is having a party!! They are way cool!!' or if other players could come and watch your decadent ways.
In game guild-advertizing, that would rock!
600k would be a little crazy, but I definately think something like this should be put into action. Would be great for matching guilds. However, being a texture artist myself, the work load for such a project would be massively immense, so I wouldn't expect to see it happen.Originally Posted by Taxed
Originally Posted by glittersores
Well, I'm sure that given some kind of editor, there would be hoardes of people willing to make some graphics...just a thought.
And yes 600k - there are lots of people complaining that there is nothing cool or unique to buy, it will give them something to strive for!
Well the problem with putting an editor in is that if someone steals graphics NCSoft and ArenaNet would be sued by the artist. Considering this is a videogame, it would be a very heavy penalty, possibly sued a set amount based on the gaming population. And I'm sure it wouldn't take more than a week for that to happen...not to rain on your parade though...armour customization is a massive weakness of mine. I've probably spent around 80k+ mixing unique dyes. >.<Originally Posted by Taxed
Anyway, I'm sure we'll be seeing lots of new armour variations in the future, just look at all the great armour graphic variations in L2.
As much as I don't want to see GW turn into another Diablo (I love the games, but keep them separate, ya know), The gambler was the best idea I have ever seen thrown into a game. It has got to be the single most useful gold sink out of any game.Originally Posted by ReZon
Another gold sink they could add could be a bartender or something like that. I remember Icewind Dale and Icewind Dale 2 had bartenders, and every time you bought something (if I remember correctly), the bartender would tell you a little more about what's goin on in the world. So that could be a way of finding out more of the obscure parts of the story, as well as a place for gold to be spent.
One more sink I can see being a huge hit would be a merchant similar to the weapon customizer, but instead of customizing a weapon so only you can use it and giving 20% more damage (or whatever it is), this merchant would add a random modifier to the weapon. You could only use it once or twice per weapon though so you wouldn't have uber weapons.
Oh and one more could be an ID person. A straight fee to identify stuff, say 50 gold or something per item. I know there are ID kits with 25 uses, but hey, an ID merchant couldn't hurt anything.
I'm sure they could add in a disclaimer saying they are not responsible for whatever happens to the art... Doesn't really seem too much a problem for me really. And if there was no other option, they could always have 'customize your armor' contests where they contact the winning artists for all the legal issues involved...Originally Posted by glittersores
The only other problem would be 1/3 of the community drawing a pen0r on their armor.Originally Posted by Tortoise


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When the Bektashi Sufis established themselves in Michigan in 1954, the founder of their center, Baba Rexheb Beqiri, wrote on their first Ashura in the United States that Imam Hussein was persecuted and slain at Karbala because he defended a constitutional attitude toward religious rule, liberty, and the welfare of the people. Hussein, according to Baba Rexheb, "kept alive the flag of liberty, the prestige of religious democracy." The people rebelled against the injustices of their rulers, but evil usurpers replied with "terroristic actions." This anticipation by a Balkan Sufi exile in America of the key questions in the relations between Islam and the West a half-century afterward is more than remarkable. The principle of "religious democracy"--meaning democracy within religion, not a political system based on religion--comprises a great challenge to Sharia-driven conformity in Islam, and the description of Muslim tyrants maintaining their position by terror could be taken from the pages of any newspaper in the world today.
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(Austin) — Texas Comptroller Susan Combs today announced state sales tax revenue in February totaled $1.79 billion, up 8.8 percent compared to February 2007.
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Combs delivered $436.1 million in March sales tax payments to Texas cities, counties, transit systems and special purpose taxing districts, a 9.9 percent increase compared to March 2007. So far this calendar year, local sales tax allocations are up 7.1 percent compared to the first three months of 2007.
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(ENP Newswire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) ENP Newswire - 13 August 2014 Release date- 12082014 - Shenzhen, China - Huawei, a leading global information and communications technology (ICT) solutions provider, today announced that it has successfully completed tests of 3-Carrier-High Speed Downlink Packet Access (3C-HSDPA).
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"We applaud Gov. Quinn's proposal to restore funding to early childhood education. The governor rightly recognized in his budget announcement that early learning and child care programs, beginning at birth, provide the foundation Illinois children need to succeed in school and in life.
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