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Alaskan Halibut Lasagna
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I use tender, mild halibut that we catch in Cook's Inlet near our home for this delectable white lasagna. Even "meat and potatoes lovers" compliment its great taste. You can substitute cod or chicken for the halibut if you like. -Evelyn Gebhardt, Kasilof, Alaska Recipe published in Taste of Home August/September 2000
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- 6 tablespoon(s) butter, divided
- 1 1/2 pound(s) halibut steaks, bones removed and cut into 1-inch cubes
- 3/4 teaspoon(s) dried thyme
- 2 clove(s) garlic, minced
- 1/3 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 1/2 cup(s) chicken broth
- 1 cup(s) heavy whipping cream
- 8 ounce(s) lasagna noodles, cooked and drained
- 2 cup(s) (8 ounces) shredded Swiss cheese
- Minced fresh parsley, optional
- • In a large skillet over medium heat, melt 2 tablespoons butter. Add halibut and thyme. Cook until fish flakes easily with a fork, about 10 minutes. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Remove and set aside.
- • Add the remaining butter to the skillet. Stir in flour and salt until smooth; cook and stir until golden brown. Gradually add broth and cream. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- • In a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish, layer half of the noodles, halibut, white sauce and cheese. Repeat layers. Cover and bake at 350° for 20 minutes. Uncover; bake 20 minutes longer or until bubbly. Let stand 15 minutes before serving. Sprinkle with parsley if desired.
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Falling just short of reaching its seventh NCAA College Cup in the past 10 years in 2013, optimism abounds for the Western Illinois University men's soccer team as the new season approaches.
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"I think we've got a really good chance," senior defender Charlie Bales said. "We're returning a lot of guys from last year. And we've got a lot of guys who are ready to step up and fill in spots."
Bales is returning after missing last season due to injury. He was the 2011 Summit League 'Defensive Player of the Year' and Summit League tournament MVP. In 2012, Bales was a Second Team All-Region and First Team All-Summit League honoree.
"Charles is a huge impact player," senior goalkeeper Yves Dietrich said. "He tries 100 percent every game, every minute. Having him back, a player that can play 80-yard balls from the back to start the counter attack, and he's really good in shooting free kicks and has a shot from 40 yards out. It's definitely a big help."
Being just one of six returning seniors in 2014, Bales is not concerned with individual accolades, only team success.
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"This year finally we've got a good group of seniors that are leading the team and people are listening," Dietrich said. "It's better than last season, definitely."
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It's a community effort and everybody is concerned and everybody would like to see him come home, Blaine County resident Bo Hoag said.
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Hale Maluhia Country Inn (house of peace) Kailua-Kona
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Enjoy a gentle touch of aloha from old Hawai'i along the road less traveled at Hale Maluhia. A Country Inn Estate with Kona Coffee Country Comfort living. Big old Trees, Sage Advice, Good beds, Private baths, Breakfast Lovers Buffet with a DIY Omelet Bar and bird watching. Broad Band WiFi Wireless, TV/DVD's Exceptional Free DVD Movie Library. Christian Book Library, Comfortable, Private, Secluded Gracious Living. Be sure to view our "Virtual Tour" and "Active Calendar." www.hawaii-bnb.com 3 miles to the Kailua Kona Pier and 11 miles form the Kona International Airport, (KOA)
: 808-329-1123 : 808-896-8937
76-770 Hualalai Road
Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
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Hale Maluhia Country Inn is a rambling Kona Plantation, very comfortable and quiet, hide-a-way estate with serious attention given to privacy including very large old shade and fruit trees. This aloha touch of Eden includes 5 comfortable bedrooms, all with private baths, in 4 buildings including a virtual tree house: Banyan Cottage, Also includes a sheltered Japanese gazebo and Japanese stone/tile jetted spa. The Inn provides a Full Breakfast Lovers Full Buffet and Omelette Bar each morning with bird watching. Located just 11 miles south of the Kona International Airport - KOA). And only 3 miles to Kailua-Kona or the Art Community of Holualoa. Enjoy a gentle touch of aloha from old Hawai'i along the road less traveled at Hale Maluhia. This is a true Hawaiian Country Inn in the style of the very comfortable historical Hawaiian Plantation Houses. Kailua-Kona was the favorite home of the Alii (Kings & Queens) of old Hawai'i. Be sure to take the "Virtual Tour" found at www.Hawaii-BnB.com
Hawaii Island is the largest island in the Hawaiian Chain, having more land mass than all of the other islands put together. The Kona side of the island. Hawaii Island is the least populated of all the islands and still very provincial in many ways. The Kona International Airport (KOA) is fast becoming the final destination point for the wise visitor to Hawaii. Due to the new runway extensions, The Big Island has 11 out of 13 world climates and was the favorite island of relaxation for King Kamehameha. As the youngest of the Islands, the surrounding blue Pacific Ocean is one of clearest ocean waters found anywhere with many fine beaches on the Kona side of the island. Kailua Kona is located on the dry side of the Big Island with only 30" of rain and lots of sun every year. Hawaii Island is the least populated of all the islands.
Kailua-Kona overflows with history. In 1812 King Kamehameha resided at Kamakahonu (Kailua-Kona) until his death on May 8, 1819 on Kailua Bay. The missionaries first landed in Hawaii at Kailua-Kona on April 20 1820 a few months after the Kapu system had been destroyed by the Hawaiian People. Touch of Hawaii History: http://hawaii-inns.com/history/index.htm
Conde Nast elected Hapuna Beach, only 30 minutes north of Kailua, as one of the 10 best white sand beaches in the world. Kailua-Kona hosts the Ironman Triathlon in October each year, the Kona Coffee Festival begins at the end of October. .Guests should allow at least 4 days to take even a quick over view of the Big Island of Hawaii, a week would not be regretted. Driving time around the Big Island of Hawaii is about 5 hours. Remember, Hilo is the wettest city in the U.S. with 10 feet of rain per year. At the volcano it is even wetter rain forest. Some feel it wise to anchor on the Kona dry side of the Island for exploring the Big Island of Hawaii. Kona is the dry and sunny side of the Big Island. It is also close to world class beaches, historical sites, marlin fishing, good shopping and many places to explore. The Big Island still has that gentle touch of Aloha from old Hawai'i. Kona is where the historical kings (Alii) of Hawaii elected to live.
Aloha, Ken & Sue Smith
- Kailua-Kona
* After leaving the airport, turn right on Highway 19, which will merge into Highway 11 at Palani Road. Continue on about 2 more miles south past the town of Kailua-Kona, and watch for a green reflective sign on the right that says Holualoa 3 Miles. Turn left at that intersection and go up the hill. (There is no stoplight, only a left turn lane). The name of our road is Hualalai Road but kids have stolen the Hualalai Road. signs.
1.5 miles up this windy road, you will see 10 MPH signs on the right to slow down for a very sharp horse shoe turn. Also look for the 4 round blue reflectors on a power pole. Our Inn is in the middle of the horse shoe curve on the right. There is a lighted lamp post and a sign above the mailbox, Hale Maluhia Bed & Breakfast . For our Maile, Pikaki, Makua and Malia Rooms please turn into this concrete driveway in the center of the curve and go clear to the end to the second garage door. The front door will be on the right, porch lights will be on.
Please ring the Queen Mary ships bell upon your arrival, we will be looking for you.
For our Banyan Cottage please continue on around and past this driveway, and look for the second mailbox that says "Banyan C". The number on the mailbox is 76-770 Hualalai Road. This is also visible at night. Turn right immediately into the Banyan Cottage parking area. The porch light will be on and the key will be in the door, you can go right in. We will be watching for you. If it is late, we will catch up with you in the morning. It is best to park with the back of the car to the Cottage for better vision in leaving.
Note: if you reach Lako Street on Highway 11, you have gone a little too far. Turn around and go north about a mile and look for the Holualoa 3 miles sign, and turn up the hill 1.5 miles and as above. Hualalai Road is 1 mile north of Lako Street.
* From Hilo: Proceed north toward Kona on Highway 11 from the Volcano, passing through 4 stop lights: Kamehameha III, Sea View, Lako Street, ?.
Look for the green Holualoa 3 miles sign, and turn right up the hill.
Proceed as above.
If you can give us an approximate arrival time that would be great, as some of the flights come i
- Maile Room, Cozy room with queen bed with private bath and entrance. This is an excellent room for covering business needs on a visit to the Big Island. Cable TV,DVD and RoadRunner wireless.
Pikaki Room, queen bed, kitchenette, working desk, private bath and entrance. This room also has a lovely lanai with table and chairs for dining overlooking our koi ponds. Cable TV, DVD and RoadRunner wireless
Jasmine Room, This a second story, attic/dormer room, in the style of Swiss Family Robinson. It is a large room 11' x 21' with a queen bed and a full bed with a full size working desk. Room for that second couple or the kids. The room has no party walls so is like a cottage and comes with Air Conditioning, Refrigerator, Microwave and a private bath and entrance. The room has cable TV, DVD and RoadRunner broadband wireless access. Very Private. (3rd or 4th person in the room: $25. ea. inc. breakfast) This room was specially Created for Ken's grand daughter Jasmine. Please note: If the second bed is used by a couple there will be an additional $15. housekeeping charge.
Makua Room, King bed, Room:12'x14', private bath with large ceramic double shower and Air Conditioning. Writing Desk viewing nut orchard. Cable TV, RoadRunner wireless
Malia Room, King bed, Room: 12'x16', Full bath with cast iron soaker tub, working desk and French door to flower garden area with chairs, table and a large umbrella. Cable TV, RoadRunner wireless
Banyan Cottage, Over 850 sq. ft., large spacious, rustic and very private cottage, w/kitchenette sleeps 2 to 5: Cal King bed, double tile shower, private Jacuzzi with jets, cable t.v. and private movie library, working desk area w/broadband and wireless access. A virtual tree house on the west with a charming lanai and old wooden porch swing and ocean views. Paved parking for two cars at the door on the east. Includes Full Breakfast Lover's Buffet. Additional $25. per day for additional 3 to 5 people for linen and breakfast. The Banyan Cottage is ideal for honeymoons and private get aways, anniversaries, very inviting and comfortable
JAPANESE TEA HOUSE: Includes Breakfast Lovers Buffet Breakfast with do it yourself Omelet Bar and Bird Watching
Lovely Lava stone setting under a giant banyan tree. The Tea House is a 300 sq. ft. Gazebo with Japanese Shoji windows and doors and includes attached private New Japanese wet bath with Porcelain Ofuro (hot soaking tub) and special Carara Marble wet shower with marble lavatory and inclosed toilet. Comes with a new TV, cable, DVD, Broadband wireless, Exceptional movie library and a good writing desk. Has a good Queen Bed but can accommodate a family with a couple of kids by putting futons on the floor. Floor is also double padded for exercise. Includes our Breakfast Lovers Buffet and self service Omelet bar with bird watching. This is one of a kind for that very special time. Free hard surfaced parking. If you rent a small Jeep, you can park at the front door.
- Maile Room: $87.00
Pikaki Room: $97.00
Jasmine Room: $107.00
Makua Room: $113.00
Malia Room: $123.00
Banyan Cottage: $177.00
Japanese Tea House $147.00
Longer stay discount of 10% for 7+ nights.
$25. for extra person in room or cottage above 2 for breakfast and linens. Add $10. for a single night stay.
Add Hawaii taxes of 13.42%
- Breakfast Lovers Lanai Buffet with Bird Watching. Includes Hawaiian fruits of the season, pastries, fresh bread each morning, our own recipe and a do it yourself, Omelet Bar. Pure Kona grown Coffee or tea, milk and juice and a Cereal Bar.
- Hale Maluhia Country Inn (house of peace) enjoys two common areas. One is a music room with a well tuned grand piano and large enough for about 25 people to enjoy and well furnished. The other common area we call the library and has a Guest Computer, Yamaha Piano with ear phones. A good Book and DVD Movie Library. Most of our books are Christian but the Movie Library is eclectic with something for everyone. The grounds are very special and have many places to sit and read a book with koi ponds and waterfalls. The Japanese hot tub is very special and custom deep so that a tall man can get his shoulders under the water. Made of tile and stone with massage jets. The near acre is covered with big shade trees for a very comfortable summer. The building were built to feel 100 years old by the owner/contractor to give the feeling of old Hawai'i with a soft touch of aloha along the road less traveled.
Cable/Satellite TV Detached Suite(s) Hot-Tub Innkeeper onsite Internet Access King Bed Kitchen Private Bath Private Lanai Queen Bed
Please deduct 10% for stays of 7 nights or longer. Courtesy to Travel Agents.
Reservations require a one night minimum deposit or 50% of the total reservation, which ever is greater. The room or cottage is considered "sold" at that time.
Thirty days prior to arrival date we do allow for a full refund of the deposit less a 10% booking fee. Cancellations and deposit refunds within 30 days of arrival are subject to re-booking. Cancellations within 7 days of arrival date and "no-shows" will be charged in full unless re-booked. All cancellations are charged a 10% booking fee. Cancellations must be made in writing and have a management acknowledgment to be valid.
Discounts do not apply and deposits are not refunded during special events and holidays.
We hold, but do not process, a visa or master card for the security of the reservation. Due to the high cost of credit cards we prefer cash, travelers checks or money orders upon arrival. But we will accept Visa and Master Card if necessary.
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Trip Adviser: "A real gem" 5 stars
Reviewed January 3, 2013 NEW
We stayed at this B&B for two nights over Christmas and were delighted with our accommodations. We chose the Japanese cottage, which is more expensive than the other rooms but well worth the cost. Breakfast on Christmas morning was elaborate, and Sana delivered some lovely gifts the night before. Breakfast the second day did not meet our expectations, but overall we were very pleased with our stay. The owners are hospitable and let us leave our luggage after we checked out. The location is about 10 minutes drive from Kona. For people who do not care about staying on the ocean front. this is an excellent location.
Stayed December 2012, traveled as a couple
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See.The problem many of you have with Connors is that, being one of the most popular and, certainly, most spectacular players ever, he just had 2-3 years where he was really dominant ( 1974,1976,1982/83), but, except for 1974, he didn´t really outgunned his main competition.
In 1978, He won the US Open ( many will say Borg was having serious problems with his hand prior to the final) but got roundly beaten by Borg in any other match they played.He was probably one of the best nº 2 ever, maybe the best nº 2 ever, but didn´t dominate like the best Borg or the best Mc Enroe ( who had far more variety than him)
Oh sure. I liked Connors and McEnroe, but Borg was amazing. I always give him his due. I make him number no.1 for 1977 over Vilas and no.1 for 78 over Connors. Jimbo got beat in a lot of Slam finals, didn't win big titles year after year like Borg. Mac had more weapons than Jimmy.
Connors was better overall than Borg in 76 though, I believe. Won more titles, better win-loss record and had the 3-0 lead in head to head meetings. What a career Connors had though. The older you get, the more you realize it.
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Apple's annual developer conference in San Francisco.
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Barron's details the first note, which comes from Deutsche Bank analyst Chris Whitmore. According to Whitmore's survey of 30 Apple retail stores, 85-90% of them are running out of iPhone 4S stock on a daily basis and encouraging customers to continue utilizing the reservation system that went into effect following the launch weekend.
Our retail checks reveal Apple is experiencing daily stock outs at ~85-90% of the ~30 retail stores we called. Apple employees are directing customers to make an online appointment (first come first serve) for next day pick up at nearby Apple retail stores as stocks appear to be refreshed daily at most locations.Meanwhile, Apple on Friday began taking pre-orders for the iPhone 4S in fifteen new countries, including the very strong Hong Kong market where the company just recently opened its first retail store. According to Ticonderoga Securities analyst Brian White, Apple sold through its initial stock of iPhone 4S units in Hong Kong in only ten minutes.
Our checks indicate that pre-orders in Hong Kong were sold out within ten minutes after becoming available. In our view, this is a very positive sign for iPhone 4S demand in Greater China as Hong Kong represents the first entry of the new smartphone in the rapidly growing region and we expect the 4S to reach Mainland China in December. We believe this rapid sell out will rest concerns surrounding the uptake of the iPhone 4S in the Greater China region that were driven by the limited language capability of Siri, which did not launch in Mandarin or Cantonese.As White notes, Hong Kong will be the first country within Apple's "Greater China" market to offer the iPhone 4S, and it will undoubtedly be a popular source for Chinese customers looking to have early access to the device.
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this article is proof in my eyes that people dont listen. the 4s has way too many issues for it to be selling out everywhere.
Anyone who does software knows that it is never perfect. You think Apple iOS is buggy? Try Android. Apple is ahead of the competition in terms of mobile software. This is not to say it is perfect, but darn close to it.
I personally upgraded to 4s and couldn't be happier. In the US at least, it actually makes little financial sense to keep your contract a day after your 2 year agreement
this article is proof in my eyes that people dont listen. the 4s has way too many issues for it to be selling out everywhere.
Forest for the trees.
A5-powered iPhone + Apple ecosystem + Siri.
There is no mystery here.
this article is proof in my eyes that people dont listen. the 4s has way too many issues for it to be selling out everywhere. i honestly thought they would have ironed out all of the problems by now with the .1 update, but they havent. they are still spitting out 150k a day so the build quality still sucks. they stated it would be a few weeks before they ironed out the battery issues and there is still glitch after glitch within the software.
did apple hit their "peak" with the i4? i think that might be highly possible.
may the -1s be stricken upon me for being 100% brutally honest.
Yeah, that's why the -1s are slamming you. Not because you don't have the foggiest idea of what you're talking about. But because you're honest.
That's it. :rolleyes:
this article is proof in my eyes that people dont listen.
It's proof that people don't care.
I say, wait for the iPhone 5S. Unless something better is coming after that, but I've heard no rumors about it if so...
but remember though like the PC CPUs, mobile CPUs will hit the wall and you will see very little performance improvement after i say two years.
Then it is all about features like
Screen size
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People open multiple Apple ID's and simply order 20, 30, or even more. Profit per phone is like US$120+! You do the maths.
They might be sold out in 10 minutes (more like 30 mins, still very impressive to generate news and hype) but users are UNHAPPY. Shame on Apple! :mad:
Wait, so Hong Kong is a country now?
lolz, but i think it has different currency and different policy than greater china
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LOL paulo and melissa! re the awards being good bad or otherwise! Please note my first line,
"Be it you agree, or do not agree, there is this years BOTY winners from Cruising World announced this morning."
The Tartan.........they seem to be suckers for them! That thing is a C&C 121 with a different deck and sail plan from what I can tell! An 8 yr old hull getting BOTY!LOL What the he!! are thee thinking!
Part of the problem/issue if you will, is many of the major European brands do not sell here NA, so the "BETTER" boats if you will do not show up, so they do not get rated, hence why I can see where "MUCH" of the world does not follow or worry about how well CW/SW votes boats in for BOTY!
I have not personally been on the Jeanneau as of yet, other than knowing a few that have, it appears to be well thought out and sails well for what its intent and application is. "Is it the Best?!?!?!?" like ALL things great and small......maybe/maybe not!
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Jessica Simpson's gone country, y'all! As her debut country album careens toward a record store near you (check it out officially Sept. 9), we've heard some previews already — but now here's our first listen to Simpson's duet with Dolly Parton on the album's title track, "Do You Know?"
There is no question how deep my love for Dolly runs, and in my opinion, her small parts on this duet outshine Simpson's vocals by about a mile. And as Idolator points out, if you listen to the lyrics closely, you realize they're singing about some pretty sexy times to each other, so that's a strange visual. Anyway, let's put it to a vote!
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After she scored nine pop hits between 1999 and 2006, top 40 radio gave Jessica Simpson the heave-ho. Now the singer has shifted formats to country, which she insists is an organic fit, given her Texas roots -- not to mention her film role as Daisy Duke in 2005's "The Dukes of Hazzard." Full-length foray "Do You Know" is a credible transition, beginning with No. 18 launch single "Come On Over," which convinced programmers that there's twang in Simpson's torch. She aligns with Grammy Award-winning producers Brett James -- an ideal fit via collaborations with Martina McBride and Carrie Underwood -- and John Shanks, who has worked with, well, everyone. Despite detractors, Simpson remains a gifted vocalist who delivers on most every cut. Soaring midtempo "Remember That," lamenting power ballad "Still Don't Stop Me" and the title track, which features Dolly Parton, are all prime contenders. • Source: Billboard.com yayyyyyyy cant be too bad ;) billboard likes it
Irish-Girl-12 6 years
Wait its hard to type w/ my ears bleeding! If this is the "big" song of the cd then it is going to suck! Even Dolly can't save this song. When this cd fails maybe Messica can try out for the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders oh what that takes talent too!
Patricia14895899 6 years
I love DOlly Parton and always have, Jessica will probaly be a good singer also. BBBBBUUUUUUUUUUUUUTTTTTTTTTTT this song just doesn't cut it, Jessica is with Tony Roma and Dolly'd husband is Carl Dean, so what in tarnations is Dolly and Jessica singing about each other for, this is just bad for everyone around. Paprazzi heaven, OH MY GOODNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
joecer49123 6 years
Don't insult Dolly's legacy of talent with that no-talent media hussy... the only thing she should play, J.S. that is...is possum.
coachluvr33 6 years
Love Dolly. Hate Jessica.
cotedazur 6 years
I think this song could have been great if it were sung by someone other than Jessica Simpson. I love the harmonies and I love Dolly, and even though I'm a little weirded out by the blatant sexuality, it's just Jessica's voice that really gets to me. And Audrey1974, you're so right - why does she think shouting is singing??
GeminiDolly 6 years
Don't like this one. Worse than Come On Over. I have listened to her country album and there are way more better songs than this one. Sorry, not even Dolly can save this song.
scotlandrulz 6 years
love Dolly! Jessica cant sing and still sounds poppy, she will ruin country!
Audrey1974 6 years
What a dull song. Why does Jessica Simpson think yelling is a form of country singing?! Nothing about her new disc impresses me. I was waiting for something cool, and I'm disappointed. It sounds like everything she's ever done! Stupid lyrics over boring beats...blah!!! Poor Dolly! I love Dolly Parton, but this song...¡no más no!. I agree with Idolator one hundred and fifty-six percent!
darlene 6 years
its ok. like the Dolly parts
LaurenG22 6 years
hmmmm borrrrrrrrrring... Joe Simpson sucks. Just wanted to throw that out there!
ilanac13 6 years
i'm not much of a fan of either - so i think that it just needs to go away entirely. i think that jess is making a good go at being a country star - and we'll have to see how her album does when it comes out. other than that - i'm choosing not to comment
californiagirlx7 6 years
I thought it was just meh. At first, Jessica's voice sounded good but the lyrics leave something to be desired. And it does sound like a lesbian love song, even though that's probably not the way it's intended to be.
kristyrk 6 years
Jessica is not my favorite vocalist. The way she moves her mouth when she performs is so distracting that it's all I can think about when I hear her sing!
HeidiMD 6 years
they are both awful in so many ways.
Linda-McP 6 years
Neither hate not love it. Definitely not a favorite.
wren1 6 years
I didn't think it was that bad, but bizarre for them to be singing the lyrics together :?
cassedy04 6 years
i thought i was going to hate it - i hated jessicas last song. but its not bad!
CaterpillarGirl 6 years
i cant understand a word jessica sings....is it just me? I said leave it. it sucks.
bea7 6 years
I love Dolly too and that is the only reason I listened to this song. I have never liked Jessica Simpson's voice or style and I don't like them on this song either. Maybe I would like this song better if it were just Dolly's sweet voice or like Idolator said...a Dolly/Kenny Rogers duet. Not only is Simpson's voice distubing on this, but so are the visuals the lyrics conjure up
Beauty 6 years
Love Dolly, but this is not so good. I am, however, getting a kick out of the homosexual undertones.
mariellynelly 6 years
Not feeling this song at all.


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Do you have an umbrella? Don't forget your jacket. It may be cold where you're going. Gilbert will set up a stool and help you up the van. Oh, I forgot, you're a spirit now—have been for over a year! And that driver has retired.
How does it feel like to be a spirit? I still can't imagine you without a body. How did you become a spirit with all those steaks and lamb chops in you, haha. How dare you become a spirit when we promised never to leave each other?
How many times have those dreadful scenes of his final confinement flashed back?
Could I ever have imagined him chained to all those machines? And dying in a hospital! He didn't really want to breathe his last there, but every decision he made involved some Western drug or procedure and we could never leave.
He didn't believe in any of the alternative Eastern remedies, but in the beginning I had persuaded him. Unfortunately the lady who was his seatmate in the chelation treatments died in less than a month. After that dad never stopped chiding me, "Mommy, if I had gone along with those treatments, I'd be gone by now!"
His surgeon, Dr. Francisco Arcellana Jr., did an excellent job of removing the cancer. In fact, he declared that dad would die of every other disease but cancer. And indeed, eight years later, propped up by drugs, transfusions and hospital confinements, he was still alive (the earlier of which years he could play golf). I am now firmly convinced that it doesn't matter what modality you pursue. It is what you firmly believe in that will sustain you.
Family of doctors
Dad grew up in a family of doctors— mother, father, brother, sister, sister-in-law. Anyone in white made him feel secure. He had complete trust in the system and the seven or so doctors he was forever consulting. He researched all the drugs prescribed to him in his little PIMS (drug descriptions) book and followed up the latest findings on the Internet.
Still, inevitably, the beginning of the end came.
It is a sight I do not like to remember. A sick and suffering figure cocooned in blankets, facing a wall. I had seen it in a son and a sister. And now my very own husband. Everyone prayed till their knees were worn thin.
He was brought to the ICU, whose armory of contraptions was attached to him, lighting up and clicking away like mute juke boxes. Drips of blood, antibiotics, painkillers, drugs for the heart, the liver, the kidneys, the gall bladder, the lungs, the joints, the edematous legs.
Nurses flitted in and out of the glass enclosures. When they wanted to feed him, they'd say loudly, "Open your mouth, lolo!" and then, "Very good, lolo!" I wanted to scream, "Don't treat him like an imbecile, he is a corporate lawyer!" I always had to remind myself that everyone was just trying to be helpful.
Our children and their wives visited him once or twice a day. There was always one grandchild at night in the waiting room, curled up in a sleeping bag, to phone us in case of any crisis.
Glass cubicles 1 and 2 were occupied by three of five fellows who had figured in a helicopter crash in Baguio. Their skins had burned to a crisp. One had lost an eye, the other had died. In room 3, next to us, a 76-year-old man, sick of every fatal disease, made a flat line on the second day.
All the relatives outside the enclosure sobbed. It was terribly depressing.
One day, dad couldn't breathe. They eased a respirator into his mouth and a feeding tube. He was prohibited the taking of any liquid. He was always indicating that he was thirsty and begging for a drink. The nurse would run a wet piece of cotton over his lips and he would try to squeeze out a few drops from it. It made you cry.
He couldn't talk through the respirator and the feeding tube, but seemed to want to say something. So they provided him a small slate and a stick and the nurse freed one arm. But all that came out were squiggles, sometimes starting from right to left, sometimes from top to bottom. Then he would cock his head and smile like a contented Buddha.
Not quite
When the respirator was removed, he would drift in and out of consciousness. But he would bounce back the next day. Then one time he couldn't recognize Dr. Annabelle Sy Lim, his favorite doctor, under whose charge he had been for 10 years. That was really bad.
The doktora asked him, "Do you know this fellow beside me?" (referring to our youngest son, Arcus). Dad answered politely, "Yes… but not quite."
Again, the next day, his mind would be clear and he'd want to control everything as usual. Has Beni, his yaya, had lunch? Yes, sir! Phone home for Aki to water the plants. Yes sir! Beni, go home and take my cell phone to the hospital. Aye, aye, Sir!
When Beni got back in the afternoon with the cell phone, she asked. "What shall I do with it?" "Just boil it," he said drowsily, "And I'll drink the soup." Everyday, I'd recount to him the funny things he'd said the day before, and he would be so amused.
One night he ran a fever. Alarmed, all the doctors entered his cubicle. It was an infection! The only cure—an imported antibiotic costing P25,000 a pop!
Confronted with something like that, do you have a choice? To top it all, it was very contagious. I told my grandchildren, "When anyone enters the cubicle, wear cap, mask, long hospital gown, gloves, and don't breathe. If any of you catches it, I swear I won't pay to cure you."
In two days, dad's fever was gone! Maybe he was still groggy from the drugs. As soon as the visitors' door was unlocked, the nurse told me that the director, Dr. Joven Cuanang, had dropped by. "Did you see Doc Cuanang?" I asked.
"Yes, of course," dad said, still strapped to every medical device on earth. "We had breakfast together."
"Really?" I said, "Where?"
"In Dr. Sy Lim's room. Waffles."
"Good," I said.
The next day he would again be as good as new. Once, during a particularly disoriented phase in the infection, dad said, "Quick, Christine, go to Rockwell and get me a hamburger. There's a war going on! And I'm fighting."
In the afternoon he clenched a fist. "What's happening?" I asked. He said, "I got killed." Later on he said, "I have no more fight left."
But the next day, he had rallied and was talking to Dr. Sy Lim. She always told him the truth about his condition, and they would discuss the next procedure.
Flat in bed, dad still liked being in control of everything in his life—his cure, his finances, his household, his wife, his garden (and we flourished). So our children and I always deferred to his decisions about his health.
The doctors were amazed at how strong dad was. He had had a virulent infection, developed pneumonia and even in his debilitated condition (feeding tube and intravenouses galore) he still got over them. He wanted so much to live.
His skin had become so blotched, paper-thin and dry (no moisturizers allowed), even the gentlest massage would leave a scratch that made him bleed.
The nurses plumped up his pillows and changed their positions regularly. Wendy said, "They do that all the time, dad, please say thank you." Someone repeated, "Dad, say thank you." "Welcome," he said, smiling impishly. That was a fun day. He was eating, he was urinating, he was shitting. We thought he was getting better.
After a while, though, it became obvious that he was never going to make it. Are medicines a boon or a bane? You can be supported by an endless number of them and you will still be breathing. But when one no longer works, everything could just crumble.
Sworn duty
Most people think that if you sign a waiver that says, "No extraordinary measures to keep patient alive," the hospital automatically takes on the responsibility. Wrong! There is a vast difference between what a family thinks of as "extraordinary measures" and what the hospital does. It is their sworn duty to throw the whole force of machines and pharmacopeia at the patient and keep him alive at all costs. Otherwise, families could complain and even sue the hospital "for not trying their best."
The only time relatives can decide for any patient is if he's comatose or paralyzed and cannot communicate. Not if he was lucid (most of the time) like dad was. With dad's consent, we decided to put the limit at "No dialysis." We had seen a son die at 43 and dialysis seemed the point of no return.
Dad, it seemed to us, was taking too many drugs and especially transfusions and the doctors agreed to remove some of them. But for every medicine or procedure to be withdrawn by the doctors each member of the family had to sign. It felt like signing a death sentence on your loved one.
The hospital itself soon declared that they really could do nothing more for the patient. We were placed back in a normal room. But part of the armory followed. Dad couldn't sleep. He kept begging for a sleeping pill which was not given because, the doctor explained, his liver could no longer absorb anything. Was he in pain? No, the doctors said, he was above pain. He was dying.
We wanted some extreme unction. But there was no priest available at that late hour. Only one black pastor who claimed to be "ecumenical." Nobody could tell where he was from or understand a word he said. But he sprinkled water from a bottle all over the place so we assumed he was all right.
On the third day dad took his last breath and departed from this earth, to meet the light of a million mornings.
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How shock waves will hit US if Greece drops euro
"They can't afford to guarantee deposits or money market balances," Shapiro says. "They don't have the ability to borrow internationally from bond markets. Where are they going to get the funds?"
From here, the crisis could get much worse: Banks could fail, the surviving banks could stop lending to each other, and a credit freeze could shut down commerce in Europe as assuredly as a blizzard did last winter.
One way to stem the contagion would be to create so-called eurobonds - bonds backed by all 17 countries that use the euro. They could be sold to raise money to buy the bonds of troubled European governments. With the backing of 17 countries, including mighty Germany, eurobonds would have a yield far lower than the bonds of countries like Spain and Italy.
Germany, which has the strongest economy of the euro countries, has slowly warmed to the idea but wants weak governments to fix their finances first. "Germany's strength is not infinite," Chancellor Angela Merkel said Thursday.
Cash-strapped European governments should be able to turn to the International Monetary Fund for help, but the IMF's money comes from 188 member countries. Peter Tchir, who runs the TF Market Advisors hedge fund, says the U.S. and other countries may balk if the IMF asks for help supporting Europe.
He worries that the IMF may take a loss on the roughly $28 billion it has already loaned to Greece.
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A full-blown crisis would cross the Atlantic through the dense web of contracts, loans and other financial transactions that tie European banks to those in the U.S., experts say.
Blythe, the professor at Brown, believes credit default swaps, the complex financial instruments made infamous by the 2008 financial crisis, would provide the path.
Banks created the swaps to sell as insurance for loans. After lending money to a business or government, investors can turn to a bank and take out protection on the amount they lent. If the borrower runs into trouble and can't pay - say, the government of Spain defaults - the banks that sold the insurance cover the loss.
A $2 billion trading loss that JPMorgan Chase revealed in May, traced to a hedge against the Europe crisis, shows just how easy it is for even the safest and savviest of banks to slip up.
And it doesn't even take a default for a credit default swap to go bad.
If traders think other countries will follow Greece, they'll drive up borrowing rates by selling government bonds, which also pushes up the cost of insuring their debt. That's similar to how your neighborhood insurance agent handles a teenage driver.
In the derivatives market, where credit default swaps are traded, there's a twist. When markets treat Spain like a bad credit risk, those who took out insurance on Spanish debt to protect against a default can force the banks that sold the insurance to prove they can make good on the claim.


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Prior to joining Mintz Levin in 1991, Frank had been a prominent figure in the Massachusetts legal and political communities for nearly 40 years. Frank also serves as vice chairman of Arbella Insurance Group.Frank was first elected to public office in 1962 as lieutenant governor. He later served as attorney general for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts from 1975 to 1987. By eliminating part-time assistants and implementing a merit-based hiring system, he turned the attorney general's office into a model for national and local prosecutors alike. He established a reputation as a well-respected trial lawyer at virtually every level of the state and federal judicial systems.In 1981, the 54-member National Association of Attorneys General unanimously voted to award Frank the prestigious Louis C. Wyman Award as the most outstanding attorney general in the United States. A US Navy veteran of World War II, he has received numerous honors and awards for public service and has also received honorary law degrees from the New England School of Law and the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.In 1992, the Social Law Library created the Francis X. Bellotti Endowment for Special Acquisitions in his honor. In 2001, the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) created the Francis X. Bellotti Award to be presented annually to a member of the Society of Attorneys General Emeriti (SAGE) who has served NAAG and worked to further its vision and mission. In 2012, the District Court of East Norfolk, located in Quincy, Massachusetts, was renamed the Francis X. Bellotti Courthouse, in his honor. In 2013, Frank received the President's Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Association of Attorneys General, in recognition of his lifelong service and commitment to the attorneys general community.Newsroom•Francis X. Bellotti Named 2013 Insurance Professional of the Year, (09.20.2013)•Francis X. Bellotti and R. Robert Popeo Named to Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly List of Influential Judges and Lawyers of the Past 35 Years, (10.01.2007)Awards & Recognitions•President's Lifetime Achievement Award, National Association of Attorneys General •Louis C. Wyman Award, National Association of Attorneys General •William O. Douglas First Amendment Freedom Award, Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith•Distinguished Service Award, Massachusetts AFL-CIO•St. Thomas More Award, Boston College Law School (2010) •Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly: named as one of the most influential lawyers of the past 25 years (2007)•Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent


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The gun-control issue: Avoid knee-jerk reaction
In the face of dramatic evil, it is easy to focus on that evil, but in contrast we have also been blessed with several pictures of the triumphant goodness of the human nature. There was only one perpetrator and one act of evil, but several acts of heroism and selflessness. As a society, we have to come to the realization that we cannot legislate error, stupidity or evil. In the course of the human experience, these are going to happen.
The gun control debate in America will continue just as it always has since the Constitution was written. However, today we, as neighbors and fellow countrymen, have a responsibility to the victims and survivors to maintain decorum and a voice of reason, calm, comfort and hope. No amount of political rhetoric or blaming is going to return one of these precious souls. Our prayer today needs to be hopeful that they are in a better place where God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying. And our prayer for those left behind should be that they will recover and carry-on. America remains the hope of the world, let us all remember our collective goodness and provide a nurturing environment for our countrymen to heal.
Jones represents the 71st Assembly District, which includes eastern San Diego County communities, including Alpine, Borrego Springs, El Cajon, Ramona, Rancho San Diego, Santee and Spring Valley. He is the Republican Caucus chairman.