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LOS ANGELES – Halle Berry's ex-boyfriend claims the actress's fiance threatened to kill him during a confrontation that left him with a broken rib, bruised face and under arrest.
Gabriel Aubry's claims are included in court filings that led a judge Monday to grant a restraining order against actor Olivier Martinez, who is engaged to the Oscar-winning actress.
Aubry, 37, was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor battery after his confrontation with Martinez on Thursday, but he stated in the civil court filings that he was not the aggressor and that he was threatened and attacked without provocation. Martinez told police that Aubry had attacked first, the filings state.
A representative for Martinez could not be immediately reached for comment.
Aubry's filing claims Martinez threatened him the day before the fight at an event at his daughter's school that he and the actors attended. Aubry, a model, has a 4-year-old daughter with Berry and the former couple have been engaged in a lengthy custody battle.
The proceedings have been confidential, but Aubry stated a major aspect of the case was Berry's wish to move to Paris and take her daughter with her. The request was denied Nov. 9, Berry's court filings state, and Aubry shares joint custody of the young girl.
Aubry claims Martinez told him, "You cost us $3 million," while he was punched and kicked him in the driveway of Berry's home. Aubry had gone to the home to allow his daughter to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with her mother, the filings state. Aubry claims Martinez threatened to kill him if Aubry didn't move to Paris.
Berry was not in the driveway during the confrontation and neither was their daughter, the documents state.
Photos of Aubry's face with cuts and a black eye were included in his court filing.
A judge set a hearing for Dec. 17 to consider whether a three-year restraining order should be granted. Aubry has a Dec. 13 court date for the possible battery case, which has not yet been filed by prosecutors.
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Upcoming Battlefield 3 expansion features "largest map" in series
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DICE promises to continue supporting Battlefield 3 following Battlefield 4 announcement
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Battlefield 4 is real and probably planned for next-gen
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ARLINGTON Arlington police have now released the name of a second suspect in the murder of NorthPointe Baptist Church Pastor Clint Dobson and the assault of his ministry assistant, Judy Elliott, last week.
Steven Lawayne Nelson and Anthony Gregory Springs are both charged with capital murder and criminal attempted capital murder.
Police said Pastor Dobson was suffocated with a plastic bag by Nelson.
The community is being credited with helping to provide information that led to the arrests. Tips helped investigators zero in on the suspect when he used one victim's credit card to purchase gas and other items at an Arlington mall.
According to investigators, Springs was arrested early Saturday and he provided information that led to Elliott's stolen car, which was recovered at an apartment complex outside of Arlington. Nelson was arrested later that day at an apartment complex just blocks from the murder scene, where the suspect lived with his mother.
I had just woken up, and I heard like banging... like them banging on his door, and then I overheard them on the intercom, said neighbor Anthony Otting. They were like, 'Come out with your hands out.'
Police had to wait an hour for Nelson to surrender.
He was pretty calm, said neighbor Anne-Marie Otting. He just came out and had his hands up and they took him. They didn't jump him or anything; it was really calm.
According to public records, Nelson has a lengthy criminal history. He has been charged with nearly a dozen crimes over the past decade, but has served little time.
Nelson was convicted of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in October in Dallas and was sentenced to eight years of probation.
Then, in November, he was sent to a state facility that houses defendants who violate their parole, community or mandatory supervision conditions. He was released less than two weeks ago.
Since 2005, Nelson has served some jail time for convictions of property theft, burglary and unauthorized use of a vehicle.
Arlington police also confirmed that Judy Elliott'smissingMitsubishi Galant has been recovered outside the city of Arlington. Police said the person of interest led them to the missing car.
Police found Dobson dead and Elliott critically injured Friday after receiving a call from someone who had looked inside the church's window and saw a motionless body on the floor.
Elliott, who was transported to John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, is now expected to survive.
Police said both 29-year-old Dobson and his 67-year-old assistant were physically assaulted, and robbery was a possible motive. Some of their personal possessions were missing, as well as church items.
At least one neighbor of Nelson's was finding it hard to put him together with the brutal crime.
I don't know if he did it or not; I'm not sure, said neighbor Laqueata Mitchell. He just didn't seem like the type of person to come off to do something that evil.
Members of NorthPointe and First Baptist Arlington churches said their prayers have now been answered.
I'm happy, if that is indeed the case, that it's moving forward, said First Baptist member Patsy Holmes. For Clint's wife and family certainly that would be good news... and for Judy Elliott.
NorthPointe Baptist Churchconducted service on Sunday. The message was delivered by First Baptist Church Arlington Senior Pastor Dr. Dennis Wiles.
We're not rejoicing in the punishment of this person, but we do want the right thing to happen, said Cindy Wiles, the wife of Pastor Wiles.
Elliott had worked at the church since 2007. Friends said the assistant was beaten so badly, her husband was unable to recognize her.
Friday, the day after the attack, flowers covered the entrance into the church. Loved ones and church members gathered at the church to mourn Dobson's death.
He had a heart for the disadvantaged and people who were struggling, and that's just who he was, said Pastor Wiles. He was a fine young preacher, but he was a much better person.
The NorthPointe church is a satellite ministry of First Baptist Church Arlington.
Dobson was a graduate of Baylor University. He also volunteered time as a community minister for the Arlington Police Department, and was very active when Arlington Officer Jillian Smith was killed.
The pastor grew up in Houston, where his family still resides.
Everybody is asking why, you know, the typical response at times like this, said a mentor of Dobson's in Houston. And of course, we're trying to look for opportunities to say how much we love them and how much we love Clint.
Police said there is no reason for the public to be concerned that there are possibly other suspects in this case.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Zayat Stables' American Pharoah, fresh off a dominant eight-length victory in Saturday's $1 million Arkansas Derby (Grade I) at Oaklawn Park, completed an uneventful Monday journey from the Hot Springs, Ark. track to Churchill Downs, where he stepped off a van at the home of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (GI) shortly after 4 p.m. (all times Eastern).
Miss Ella (Exchange Rate) ran her career line to a perfect two-for-two on Sunday when taking the $250,000 Beaumont S. (G2) at Keeneland by 2 1/2 lengths under jockey Rajiv Maragh.
Zayat Stables' homebred American Pharoah towered over the field in Saturday's $1 million Arkansas Derby (G1), and his eight-length jaunt might well have solidified his position as the early favorite for the Kentucky Derby (G1).
Lael Stables' homebred Divining Rod (Tapit) swung out leading the far turn and powered past rivals Donworth (Tiznow) and Fame and Power (First Defence) to post a convincing three-length victory in Saturday's $250,000 Lexington Stakes (G3) at Keeneland.
Churchill Downs Racetrack ("CDRT") will no longer allow re-entry on Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks days for ticketed patrons who leave the grounds during those racing and entertainment programs.
Carpe Diem and Dortmund continued their winning ways on April 4, recording impressive scores in the Blue Grass Stakes and Santa Anita Derby, respectively, and Frosted rebounded from a disappointing setback to capture the TwinSpires.com Wood Memorial.
Loooch Racing Stables Inc., Glenn K. Ellis and Christopher Dunn's War Story, third in the recent Louisiana Derby (GII) at Fair Grounds, worked at Churchill Downs on Wednesday in preparation for a planned start in the 141st Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (Grade I) at the Louisville track on Saturday, May 2.
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The Larry Jones-trained filly not only earned her first stakes score, she gave jockey Kerwin Clark his first career Grade 1 win after decades in the saddle.
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Riverside County Community News: Blood drives coming to community
The free conference, which includes lunch, will be at 4445-A Magnolia. For reservations, call 300-1215. For information about cancer, call (800) 227-2345 or visit www.cancer.org.
Singles group plans St. Patrick's party
MURRIETA -- The Country Club Crowd, a singles group for seniors, will have a St. Patrick's Day dinner-dance from 3 to 9 p.m. Saturday.
An Irish dinner of corned beef and cabbage will be served.
The cost is $15. The party will be in the home of a club member. For reservations and directions, call Vi McFarland at 679-0820.
Country Club Crowd members participate in events such as dinners, theater, golf, travel, dancing and game nights.
Carnival Fun Day set for Saturday
TEMECULA -- Carnival Fun Day will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Temecula Community Center. There will be old fashioned carnival games for 1 cent per play and old-fashioned food prices.
The Community Center is at 28816 Pujol St. For information, call 694-6469.
Women's club plans book sale
MURRIETA -- The Temecula Valley Woman's Club Murrieta Library Committee will hold a Lucky Day Book Sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in front of the Friends of the Murrieta Library Bookstore.
Gently used fiction, nonfiction, paperback and hardback books will be sold for $2 or $3 a bag. Proceeds benefit the Murrieta Public Library.
The Friends Bookstore is at 39945-B Los Alamos Road, diagonally across the parking lot from the Murrieta Public Library. For information, call 677-5350.
Booth rentals available for Easter event
LAKE ELSINORE -- A children's fair and Easter egg hunt will take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 15 at McVicker Park.
People with a services or programs to market to a large group, including parents of young children, are encouraged to rent a booth space, which is 10 feet by 10 feet. Cost for nonprofit organizations is $10. Each booth must provide a child's activity such as craft, game or face-painting. Commercial sales and food booths are $25. Limited electricity is available.
For an application or additional information, call 674-3124, Ext. 265.
Church seeks Easter basket donations
WILDOMAR --- Cornerstone Community Church is preparing more than 300 Easter baskets to be given to needy children in the city of Lake Elsinore on April 8 and 9. Members are seeking items for the gifts, including candy, baskets, Easter grass, ribbons, stuffed toys, color books, small games and crafts for children of all ages.
The deadline for item drop off is April 1. For drop-off location or information on the event, call Nancy at 304-9212.
Food pantry seeks hams
MURRIETA -- The Community Food Pantry of Murrieta is seeking 200 hams for Easter food baskets. There is also a need to replenish the pantry's shelves with items such as cereal, peanut butter, jam, macaroni and cheese, potatoes, stuffing, canned vegetables, soup, beans, tuna and fruit.
Donations are accepted from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday; and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the back of St. Martha's 2nd Hand Treasures thrift store, 40365 Murrieta Hot Springs Road, No. 13. For information, call Catherine at 677-6347.


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Breakfast Burritos
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My LDS Ward is hosting a Christmas Breakfast in a week. We've been trying to come up with something warm, filling, and SIMPLE to serve. Oh... and also delicious.
My daughter Aryn made these Breakfast Burritos for her family reunion last fall. She made them ahead of time and froze them. The day they left for their reunion, they threw them in the cooler and they doubled as ice to keep everything else cool. Genius, wouldn't you agree?
She didn't really have a recipe, so we talked it through over the phone and I did a trial run a week ago. With a few adjustments, they will be perfect. We only have to make 200!
There are 3-4 of us making these this coming Friday. That's only 50-70/each. The dozen I made were a cinch.
Breakfast Burritos
1 dozen Burrito-size flour tortillas
14 large or extra-large eggs, beaten
12-oz breakfast sausage - cooked, crumbled, and drained
1/2 cup sour cream
3 cups grated cheese, any variety (converts to about 12 oz)
Salt & pepper to taste
Cook & drain sausage. Set aside. Do not reserve drippings. Beat eggs well. Melt about 2-3 Tbs butter in skillet, and heat until sizzling. Pour in eggs and scramble by stirring gently with a non-stick spatula.
When most of the egg is formed and lumpy, but NOT dry - remove from heat quickly. The eggs should still be very moist and almost runny. At this point, add the sour cream and gently combine. (You may think the eggs will be this way when you serve the burritos, but the baking time in the oven finishes them perfectly. The sour cream helps the eggs retain their moisture, and also adds flavor.) Now add the crumbled sausage, and gently mix in. Season with salt & pepper if desired.
Spread mixture evenly in the bottom of the same skillet and divide with your spatula into fourths, as you would cut a pie into quarters. Each 1/4 of this egg/sausage mixture should make three burritos. This will help you portion correctly.
Place a square of foil on counter, then position a tortilla on top. Top with egg/sausage mixture right down the middle as shown, leaving room to fold in the sides. Now sprinkle with 1/4 cup of grated cheese.
Fold in the sides, and begin rolling at one end, as shown. Tuck the egg mixture in as you go. When you finish rolling, position the burrito diagonally. Wrap as shown. Place each burrito seam-side down, with foil end tucked under. You should be able to fit about 24 on a baking sheet.
Refrigerate until needed, or freeze. They can also be baked immediately.
Bake unrefrigerated burritos at 325° for about 25-35 minutes, checking 10 minutes before finish to make sure they are not burning on the bottom. Cheese should be completely melted and egg mixture steaming.
Cooking time will vary for frozen burritos. These may also be microwaved for a quick morning meal on the run.
Serve immediately with salsa, sour cream, even ketchup. Any condiment you prefer makes a good side - even sautéed onions and green peppers.
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Parker House Rolls - in a hurry...
All I need is another dinner roll recipe. They are all delicious, and that is because they are made by hand and warm from the oven. Any roll recipe should work using this method of forming the roll.
This method of forming rolls has been attributed to a technique by Alex Guarnaschelli in a Food Network magazine. The rolls shaped this way very loosely resemble Lion House Rolls - spoken of in hushed and reverent tones in the state of Utah. But these are MUCH easier to shape, and don't unwind as they bake. Part of the trick I'm sure is making sure the dough is allowed to rise slowly, and is completely relaxed before shaping. I found this particular roll recipe on syddallfamilyeatingitup.blogspot.com. Not an unusual recipe at all, but it works well with this shaping technique - yielding exactly 24 rolls (enough to fit a large aluminum baking sheet)
You place the rolls in three rows right in the center of your baking pan, standing next to each other and touching sides. As they rise, they push outward and fill up the pan. They don't unwind because they are holding each other up. (There ought to be a parable in that somehow?)
Parker House Rolls - (shaped to look like soldiers standing at attention)
1-1/2 cups milk, scalded
1/2 cup (one cube) butter, cut into pieces
1/2 cup sugar
1 Tbs active dry yeast
1/2 cup warm water
3 large eggs
1-1/2 tsp salt
6 cups (+ or -) all purpose flour
Stir 1 Tbs yeast into 1/2 cup warm water. Set aside until it is dissolved and foamy.
Meanwhile, place milk in a large measuring cup and scald in microwave for 2-3 minutes on high. Stir in the butter, and continue stirring until melted. Set aside. In a large bowl, beat together the sugar, salt, and eggs. Stir in the milk/butter mixture when it has cooled slightly (you don't want to cook the eggs).
Now add 4-5 cups of the flour. I use a Bosch mixer to mix this dough, but it can be done by hand. Continue adding just enough flour until dough pulls away from side of bowl. When touched lightly, it should still stick to your finger, but not be obviously wet to the touch. Do not add too much flour, as you cannot take it back out. Less is more, but you should have enough that it holds it's shape.
Turn out onto oiled countertop, or place in an oiled bowl. Turn to coat other side and cover with plastic wrap. Allow to rise until doubled in bulk.
At this point, you don't want to work the dough and make it stiff. It needs to stay relaxed. Do not use a rolling pin, just dust your hands with flour. Form into a 16" x 8" rectangle. It will be about 1/2" to 3/4" thick.
With a sharp knife (I used a pizza cutter), cut in half lengthwise. Now slice crosswise (as pictured) into 12 even strips. (I cut it in half, then in half again - making each quarter into three strips as shown).
One at a time, fold each strip of dough unevenly in half so the top part slightly overlaps the bottom half. Now tuck the overhang underneath.
Place the rolls, seam side down, on a greased baking sheet in three tightly packed rows. Leave only an inch or two between the rows so they rise up together in the oven.
Bake an a 375° oven until the rolls are bursting at the seams and are golden brown - about 18-20 minutes. Remove from oven and brush with softened butter. You may even sprinkle with salt if desired. Serve immediately.
Friday, November 14, 2014
Caramel Pecan Cheesecake Trifles
Categories: cooking for large groups, desserts
My neighbor JoAnn and I were trying to find a dessert recipe that was more on the unique and special side. Our ward Relief Society was hosting a Gratitude Dinner a few weeks before Thanksgiving, and pumpkin was on everyone's mind. Don't know about you, but in my book - pumpkin is a nice touch, but it doesn't trump cheesecake. After several attempts, we came up with this version that was pretty amazing. A pecan shortbread crumb layer on the bottom, delicious smooth cheesecake piped in a mound, then topped with Leatherby's Caramel and roughly chopped toasted pecans.
Here is the recipe (pieced together from about 5-6 recipes of our own and online). We had to make 8 batches of this recipe to come up with 65 trifles, and if you'd like to see how we did that easily in one night - be sure to read below.
Caramel Pecan Cheesecake Trifles
1 cup flour
1/2 cup butter
3/4 cup chopped pecans
Cheesecake Layer:
1 cup powdered sugar
1 8-oz package cream cheese, softened
1 cup heavy whipping cream (measure before whipping) - we used the 40% butterfat from Costco
1 tsp real vanilla
Whip butter and add flour and pecans. Crumble onto a large lipped baking sheet. Bake at 350° just until golden brown (watch carefully to avoid burning). Let stand until cool, then loosen with a spatula and crumble into a bowl. Set aside.
Whip cream cheese until smooth. Add powdered sugar and vanilla. In another bowl, whip cream until soft peaks form. Fold cream cheese mixture into whipped cream until combined, being careful not to overmix.
Place cheesecake mixture into large pastry bag to pipe into cups.
Measure about 2 Tbs crumb mixture into bottom of each cup. Pipe cheesecake in a circular motion on top of crumb layer.
Drizzle with warmed caramel sauce (purchased, or your own recipe). Top with additional toasted chopped pecans.
We had to make 65, and decided to showcase them in the clear shortish plastic cups you can purchase in a warehouse store such as Sam's and Costco. They were 7-oz cups, and turned out to be just the right size.
We baked and crumbled the shortbread crust beforehand, and used a 2 Tbs measuring cup to add it to the bottom of each cup. Make sure you don't press it down, as the cheesecake is heavy and will compact it just enough. If you would rather use crumbs instead of chopped pecans and caramel as your topping, reserve some. We were able to fit about 18-20 cups on a standard size aluminum baking sheet (with sides). Then as we filled the cups with the cheesecake mixture, we covered the entire baking sheet with a large sheet of plastic wrap. We could stack about 3 layers this way in the refrigerator to chill.
We multiplied this recipe 8 times, and each batch yielded about 8 very generous portions. You could squeeze out 10 per recipe if you use smaller containers. I used my Bosch mixer and it kept the mess to a minimum. I was able to make 4 batches in the large capacity (covered!) bowl. First, I used the cookie paddles to blend the cream cheese, vanilla, and powdered sugar. Then I removed the sweetened cream cheese mixture to a second bowl while I whipped the cream with the wire whisks in the same Bosch bowl. (Being able to cover the large capacity bowl completely while whipping the cream was great - saved on spatters all over the kitchen) At this point, I changed the whisks back to the cookie paddles - and added the cream cheese mixture back into the whipped cream. I used the lowest speed of the mixer to then "fold" it in.
At this point, we prepared large 14" pastry bags fitted with a large star tip. Scoop the cheesecake mixture into the bag(s) and pipe in a circular motion around the interior of the cup.
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Start your day with a champagne breakfast and enjoy a tranquil, relaxing beachside Cabana massage from Spa InterContinental. Feeling refreshed, don your snorkeling gear and explore the clear waters of Natadola bay on a Snorkel Safari. Dry off, collect your packed lunch from Concierge and head to Kula Eco Park. Picnic under a rain tree canopy and enjoy the fauna and flora of Fiji's only environmental sanctuary.
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An elegant Cabana Dinner under the stars awaits you. Indulge in the exquisite 'Taste of Fiji' menu served by your personal waiter and sip champagne as waves roll against the shores of Natadola Bay. Your perfect day in paradise concludes with a Cleopatra bathing ritual infused with aromatherapy blends in the comfort of your own balcony. Finally, surrender yourself to your luxurious bed for a peaceful night's sleep.
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President James Palotta admitted it will be a "modern 52,000-seater with state of the art technology" that will "strike fear into our opponents."
Architect Dan Meis meanwhile insisted that he wanted to recreate one of the city's most iconic landmarks with the new ground.
"With the Stadio della Roma we want to reproduce the glory and the power of the Colosseum.
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PORTSMOUTH, N.H., July 31 /PRNewswire/ -- Lawrence N. Gray, M.D., a board-certified plastic surgeon, and Mark Ballentyne, M.D. at Atlantic Plastic Surgery Center have selected Artefill, the first and only FDA-approved microsphere-enhanced collagen filler for the correction of smile lines, to treat patients who are looking for a longer lasting dermal filler. Both physicians have been avid Artefill users the past several years due to its proven success and effectiveness for the correction of wrinkles.
Dr. Lawrence Gray said, "We've had a very pleasant experience with Artefill's ease of injection and our patients are very happy with the long lasting results. Many have recommended Artefill to their friends, which is the ultimate compliment to the product. Also, happily, we have not seen any complications."
This simple, in-office procedure takes approximately fifteen minutes to complete. A patient is injected with Artefill similar to other dermal fillers with the key difference being its lasting effect. The unique microspheres in Artefill are not absorbed by the body and therefore provide the support the skin needs for long lasting natural feeling results. This is different from temporary dermal fillers that are made of different kinds of natural or synthetic materials that are completely absorbed by the body over time and require repeat injections to maintain wrinkle correction. A skin test is required prior to treatment or approximately four (4) weeks ahead of time, to ensure a patient is not allergic to the collagen or anesthetic in Artefill.
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Shovels, skis or a wedding: tales from a snowstorm
From New Jersey to Maine, millions of people, many with Superstorm Sandy still fresh in their minds, dug out from underneath mounds of snow Saturday.
Many were left with serious consequences. Hundreds of thousands lost power, and on New York's Long Island, abandoned cars littered the roadways, left by people who could not make it home Friday night as the storm intensified.
Others simply had a few inches to clear from their cars and sidewalks. But mostly, people soldiered on, planning cocktail hours after clearing waist-high snow, cross-country skiing down narrow streets and even braving 4-inch stiletto heels to stay chic during New York Fashion Week. A few of their stories:
Randle Roper and Jacob Olson have been waiting for a blizzard for a long, long time.
Roper, 41, and Olson, 31, moved to downtown Providence, R.I., from Los Angeles two years ago.
"We've been waiting for this snow forever," Roper said.
The two spent days waiting with childlike excitement for the storm, hoping to use the snow boogieboards they bought when they heard there would be substantial snowfall.
"We're looking for the perfect hill," said Olson, who grew up in the Marshall Islands and is completely unfamiliar with snow.
"I love it," he said. "It's so much fun."
Karen Willis Beal got her dream wedding Saturday - complete with a snowstorm just like the one that hit before her parents married in December 1970.
"This is what I've wished for all my life," Beal said afterward.
The storm kept some guests from making it to the church-turned-restaurant in Portland, Maine, where the ceremony was performed. But she was still happy she got her storm.
"Weather be damned, it's been a great day," said her husband, Greg Beal, of Manchester, N.H.
The happy couple even took some outdoor photos, including one at a lighthouse where they used a sled as a prop.
"The gusts were enough to knock you off balance," Greg Beal said.
In other snowbound wedding news, Kathryn Jussaume, 30, of Lowell, found that a pair of snowshoes was a nice complement to her stunning strapless gown for her nuptials to Jason Destroismaison, 32, of Tyngsboro.
Earlier in the day, she confessed to some jitters when she awoke on her wedding day and the snow was so deep she couldn't see her mailbox.
"I started to get a little bit nervous," Jussaume said Saturday afternoon. "But Jason was cool as a cucumber."
She set out to shovel after her snow blower broke. She told the Lowell (Mass.) Sun she waved down a passing plow and explained it was her wedding day.
"He said, `It's your wedding day? Move over,'" Jussaume said. "It was so nice. He plowed us out."
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About NLX-P101Neurologix's investigational AAV (adeno-associated virus) vector gene therapy, NLX-P101, is a novel, non-dopaminergic approach that uses an inhibitory gene (glutamic acid decarboxylase or "GAD") to selectively alter the neural circuitry affected in Parkinson's disease and, thereby, normalize brain physiology. Neurologix's technology is the only gene therapy strategy currently in development which bypasses the dopamine system. The Company recently announced positive results with NLX-P101 in a Phase 2 trial for advanced Parkinson's disease.
About NeurologixNeurologix, Inc. is a biotechnology company dedicated to the discovery, development, and commercialization of gene transfer therapies for serious disorders of the brain and CNS. Neurologix's therapeutic approach is built upon the groundbreaking research of its scientific founders and advisors, whose accomplishments have formed the foundation of gene therapy for neurological illnesses. The Company's current programs address such conditions as Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, depression and Huntington's disease, all of which are large markets not adequately served by current therapeutic options. For more information, please visit the Neurologix website at http://www.neurologix.net/.
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ADRIFT [1] is a graphical user interface used to create and play text adventures. The name is an acronym for "Adventure Development & Runner - Interactive Fiction Toolkit". The project is solely developed by Campbell Wild.
The toolkit consists of two programs; a generator (used to write games), and a runner (used to play them), though the runner is available to download separately. In the current stable release (version 4.0.51), released in 2002, both programs only run on Microsoft Windows platforms as they are written in Visual Basic. The generator is shareware (adventures over a certain size cannot be saved until a registration fee of 18.95 USD - around 12 GBP is paid), though the runner is available free to everyone. Older (freeware) versions of the program can also be downloaded on the website. However, version 5 is now donationware, enabling full functionality of the software without requiring payment. The runner program is also able to run on Linux using the Mono project. A Mac version is expected soon.
Coinciding with the 2011 Interactive Fiction competition, ADRIFT WebRunner was launched. This allows any ADRIFT game to be played online. Because the game runs server side, it allows games to be played on any device such as iPad.
Unlike many text adventure creation tools (such as TADS), the author needs little knowledge of how to program to use the ADRIFT generator. Instead, the author is presented with a simple graphical interface with which to write their game. This allows for text adventures to be written more quickly by people who are primarily authors rather than programmers.[2]
Two of the most critically acclaimed ADRIFT games to date are The PK Girl, which achieved 6th place in the Interactive Fiction Competition in 2002,[3] and A Fine Day for Reaping, which took 7th place in the Interactive Fiction Competition[4] and won the XYZZY Award for Best Story in 2007.[5]
The next major version, version 5, is being written in Visual Basic.net. ADRIFT 5 went into Beta [6] status as from 4 April 2011, where it is open for everyone to download.[7]
Other Operating Systems[edit]
Because ADRIFT 4 only natively runs on Windows, many users on other operating systems were unable to run the original software. jAsea is an open-source Java application that runs ADRIFT games. It allows anyone with a Java-enabled web browser regardless of platform to play ADRIFT games. Development of jAsea was discontinued in 2004. However, SCARE is an ANSI/ISO C secondary clone of jAsea and the project has resulted in the ability to play ADRIFT games on several platforms including Linux, Windows, DOS, Macintosh and Amiga.[8]
External links[edit]
- ADRIFT Website - The official website
- ADRIFT Forum - The place to discuss ADRIFT
- ADRIFT 5 Online Help
- ADRIFT Wiki
- jAsea homepage
- SCARE Project homepage
- Cloak of Darkness: ADRIFT presents a short game implemented in ADRIFT, as well as other languages for comparison.
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November 25, 2014
The benefits of online learning
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November 18, 2014
Compliance, data collection & healthcare IT
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Those dreaded four letter words
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November 4, 2014
IT security for the federal government
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October 28, 2014
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October 21, 2014
The Odd Couple: Salesforce and government IT
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October 14, 2014
Healthcare IT & acquisition
John Gilroy hosts a roundtable discussion of healthcare IT and how it relates to federal IT professionals and the whole acquisition process.
October 7, 2014
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September 30, 2014
Federal IT security from the ground up
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September 23, 2014
Transforming data into smart business analytics
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September 16, 2014
Managing complex IT systems
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September 9, 2014
Public-private partnerships in healthcare IT
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Paint is still strong and vibrant! We are offering this wonderful Antique Scale which was manufactured by Fairbanks. This piece measures 30" x 16" x 24". Heavy! Weights are included and nicely painted as well. Thaddeus was a wagon maker by trade. He built a foundry in 1823 to manufacture two of his inventions - the cast iron plow and a stove. In 1824, Erastus joined Thaddeus to form the E & T Fairbanks Company in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. The brothers believed that the weighing systems of the time yielded inaccurate results. Thaddeus attempted to produce a competitive device. Through an arrangement of levers, Thaddeus Fairbanks was able to tremendously reduce the amount of weight needed to counterbalance a load. He then dug a pit for his lever design, placing the platform level with the ground. This modification ended the task of having to hoist the entire load. In his first design, Thaddeus rested a platform on two long levers which were connected to a steelyard, upon which the counterbalance was placed. Although achieving accurate weighing results, instability of the design was troubling. By adding two short levers to his long ones, he established support points at all four corners of the platform. Now his scale was not only accurate, but very stable. In 1830, Thaddeus built his first real scale and applied for a patent. By the time of the Civil War, Fairbanks' scales were the best known American product in the world. Erastus and Thaddeus were now joined by their younger brother, Joseph. The modest one-building operation expanded to 40 buildings with more than 20 acres (81,000 m2) of floor space by 1910. E & T Fairbanks & Company offices opened in the cities of Boston and New York in the 1870s. Fairbanks' scales were sold in Europe. Thaddeus sold the manufacturing rights to H. Poole and Sons in England in the 1830s, thus creating an international marketing niche. In 1846, trade began in China. Two years later, Joseph Fairbanks began selling scales to Cuba. In 1860, the Vermont-based company sold scales throughout the Caribbean, South America, India and Russia. In fact, European sales grew to such an extent that Fairbanks established a facility in Budapest to assemble scales. In 1867, Fairbanks produced 4,000 scales a month. The U.S. Post Office ordered 3,000 postal scales in various capacities; E & T Fairbanks & Company filled the order in just eight days. By 1882, more than 80,000 Fairbanks scales were produced annually. By 1897, the company held 113 patents for improvements and inventions in weighing. Fairbanks offered its customers 2,000 standard model scales, yet made as many as 10,000 different models and custom systems.
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Four Florida news organizations owned and operated by The E.W. Scripps Co., including the Daily News, have combined resources to launch the new political website FLDemocracy2012.com as the go-to resource for Florida political news and opinion for the 2012 election. Bookmark the page FLDemocracy2012.com to stay on top of the 2012 election. The site has a link to return you to naplesnews.com.
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TAMPA _ Two large groups are already trying to secure city permits for hundreds to protest at the Republican National Convention in Tampa scheduled for August.
"We are in the process of designating parade routes, determining where the protest areas may be," said Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn.
The special events applications filed with Tampa's Parks and Recreations Department show 'Fight Back Florida,' the same protest group that rallied hundreds to the USF-hosted Republican Presidential Debate, wants to march from Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park to the Tampa Bay Forum.
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There's no such possible bike as the Sweetpea A-Line
In my fantasy, I ride to work, to the farmers' market, out to dinner with my family. I wear a skirt, maybe. Or capris and a tank top. And flip-flops. Definitely flip-flops. I sit upright and smile, wave to neighbors and acquaintances. I chat with shopkeepers before filling my panniers and breezing home. The bike resembles one of those eye-catching, Dutch-inspired models and makes me appear to be fashion forward. It is also fast and agile.
Problem is, I never found a bike that could make all of this possible. I live in a suburban development carved into cornfields, work a 40-minute drive away, and my most bikeable shopping possibility is a never-easy 6-mile round-trip (thanks to a steep, mile-long climb). Elegantly clunky Euro-style bikes aren't up to the riding I do, and bikes built for the distance and terrain (and speed) don't match my idea of what riding should be like in this fantasy.
Then I saw the Sweetpea A-Line, a steel step-through with a light wheelset, slick tires, and a hill-friendly triple chainring. Designed by Natalie Ramsland in Portland, Oregon, it looked to have the heart of a road bike and the soul of a city bike. Ramsland's made-to-order bikes have a years-long wait list, but this is part of her Lust line, built in standard and custom sizes and available in months. Mine showed up all flirty with twinkling hammered-aluminum fenders and a narrow swept-back bar, shifters eye-browed atop the curves, and sexy cork grips with wooden bar-end plugs. But how would it handle the ride?
Down freshly chipped Ealer Hill, gravel clinking the underside of the fenders, the wheels roll smoothly. I see my neighbors puttering in their yards. At the bottom, I turn onto bustling Route 611, and it seems as if cars slow and give me berth in a way that feels different from when I'm not wearing denim cutoffs and a T-shirt. The handlebar is narrower than on other upright bikes I've tried. At first it's strange not to be able to swoop with just a nudge of my hand, but I get used to being more tucked in while sitting upright—and it feels a whole lot safer in traffic.
When I reach the towpath along the Delaware River canal, the bike starts to really shine. At just 25.6 pounds, the A-Line flies and, true to its name, picks its way easily over washed-out sections I'd expected to walk. It has an invincible, show-me-what-you-got quality.
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When I tell Ramsland her bike surprised me—that I'd thought my dream bike didn't exist—she doesn't seem surprised. "My dream bike is, like most, wildly impossible," she admits. "It's a feather-light touring bike, a multi-geared fixie, a bike with a built-in tailwind. It's solid black with all of my favorite colors at the same time. This is not a bike you can build. It is not a bike you can ride." Instead, we muse together, maybe it's that we find our dreams by spending time on a bike that's capable of excelling in the situations we dream of, and that inspires us to do so.—Leah Flickinger
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Critic Tom Moon reviews two contrasting perspectives on the intersection of jazz and gospel music. Multi-instrumentalist Don Byron has just released "Love, Peace and Soul" featuring his New Gospel Quintet. Also out is a set of duets between the late pianist Hank Jones and bassist Charlie Haden, titled "Come Sunday." Moon says the two projects reimagine old-time religious tunes in surprisingly different ways.


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Don't dance around it
As a capoeirista in instructor Cotonete's class, I wondered what Elizabeth Velardi's agenda for complaint was truly about [Letter of the Week, November 29 December 5]. Instead of nitpicking that the Voice highlighted a specific capoeira class, she should be grateful for the attention this brings to the entire capoeira community. Perhaps the disgruntled reader should spend more time contributing to and learning about the art rather than creating petty competition between the schools. There are tons of schools with great teachers in the New York area, and I'm confident that the "Best Dance/Martial Arts Class" write-up mainly helped bring awareness about the art form.
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Thank you for sharing the lives of the victims of the deadly, toxic air that surrounded the city after 9-11 and probably still does ["Death by Dust," Kristen Lombardi, November 29December 5]. My husband and I were in the city that day, not far from the site, and to this day we both have more frequent sinus problems, coughs, and related ailmentsand we were not directly at the site. You have to wonder what effect the air has had on the people who live in the area close to the site. You have to wonder about the effect it's having on the workers who are there now. It's frightening.
Emilee Klein
Hamden, Connecticut
These men have been used and discarded by the American government, left to suffer with devastating cancers and other ailments. While they cannot reclaim their health, they deserve every red cent they can squeeze out of this class-action lawsuit, and more.
Tracey Lindeman
Montreal, Quebec
This is an excellent article, but there is no mention of the possible health effects on the people of New York City, not just the first-response emergency workers, but regular people who live, work, and breathe in Manhattan, who were exposed to the dust, chemicals, and toxic smoke in the air over the weeks and months following the pulverization of the towers. What do you think might be the result of that kind of exposure?
Linda Lupowitz
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So now, five years later, someone is beginning to connect the dots in Man- hattan. Namely, you all got nuked on 9-11. Mini nuclear/thermite devices most probably brought the towers down.
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Run for it, Musto!
I normally find Mr. Musto's column amusing, but I was really appalled by it recently [La Dolce Musto, November 2228]. It's one thing to be clever, but it's another thing to be downright insulting. To call the women who will possibly be nominated for a Tony "greedy whores" is uncalled-for. He should hope that none of their husbands or fathers read that! Mr. Musto obviously does care if he offends readers, and his column is certainly not geared to serious readersand least not woman readers. Well, you lost the respect of this woman reader, and Mr. Musto's lost a book sale. Now all he has to worry about are those husbands!
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After reviewing your review of The Nativity Story ["Passion of the Christ: A Very Special Episode," Scott Foundas, November 29December 5], all I can say is, you just don't get it. Maybe you think everyone should be content to get their inner man satisified by Borat. In the big scheme of things, now there's a real yawn. Sometimes you just need more!
Joanne Moriarty
Westwood, New Jersey
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Thanks for the Nashvile review revisited ["A Critics' Duet," Andrew Sarris & Molly Haskell, November 29December 5]. Nashville was my obsession. The last time I saw it was at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco six years ago. It was almost like Rocky Horror, with sing-alongs, clapping, and roaring laughter. This was the way to see the film. It was Shelley Duvall's L.A. Joan that seemed to draw the most appreciation from the audience. Alas, with the death of Robert Altman, waiting for the next film is over. What an extreme void.
J.T. Belk
Overland Park, Kansas
Thanks so much for publishing the Sarris/ Haskell dialogue. I love Nashville and was happy to be reminded of the thoughtful, enlightening comments of these great film critics.
Allan Oliver
Portland, Oregon
How wonderful to read the vintage Andrew Sarris and Molly Haskell piece in your film section. How sickening to realize that, were they on the staff of the new Voice, they'd be axed like so many other great writers. Shame, you philistines!
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#99 - rocksteady (01/19/2014) [-]
Oh look its another post making fun of religion; honestly, I know that getting green thumbs from this kind of content is like stealing candy from a baby, but I am tired of seeing 100 anti-religion comments every week on front page. I would also get tired of seeing 100 pro-religion comments and content on front page. I simply hate it when people turn into an ignorant mob, and all attack something because they are following popular opinion.
#143 to #99 - gigabowzer (01/23/2014) [-]
Much of the time they say they have found a contradiction in the Bible, but when actually analyzed the contradiction doesn't exist.
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Also, the bible is admittedly multiple books fused together; more over, just because Matthew states one thing, and later Peter states another, does not mean that they are contradictions, it means they are different opinions from different men at different times.
#145 to #144 - gigabowzer (01/24/2014) [-]
Which actually gives credibility to the Bible because if the Bible was written by one man then it would definitely be detected.
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That is not irony.


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This is a great dutch oven, I got the 10 inch size and it's perfect for my husband and me. Great quality, not too heavy, it comes with a lid lifter, which is greatly convenient. Made some awesome breakfast casserole, only took about 15 minutes and it cooked evenly and it was delicious!
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The election fraud trial of veteran political consultant Julius Henson was postponed Wednesday because of the illness of the state's primary investigator in the case.
Baltimore Circuit Judge Emanuel Brown postponed the trial, which centers on an Election Day 2010 robocall, until Feb. 23, when jury selection is expected to begin. Prosecutors believe Special Agent John C. Poliks will have recovered enough by then to participate in the trial.
Lawyers in the case finished a motions hearing on Tuesday, during which one of three conspiracy charges against Henson was dismissed because Brown deemed it repetitive.
Henson still faces two counts of conspiracy to violate election laws, one count of election fraud and one count of failing to include a campaign authority line on the call.
Henson, 62, is accused of using false information in an effort to suppress the black vote through an automated call that told voters in Baltimore and Prince George's County to "relax" and stay home. The call implied that Gov. Martin O'Malley, a Democrat, had already won his race against former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., a Republican.
Henson was working as a consultant to Ehrlich's campaign when the robocalls were made.
Ehrlich's campaign manager, Paul Schurick, was convicted in December of four counts in connection with the call. Schurick, who could receive up to 12 years in prison, is scheduled to be sentenced next week.
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Julius Henson, shown in this November 2010 file photo, is on trial over an Election Day robocall that prosecutors say violated election fraud laws. (Karl Merton Ferron, Baltimore Sun / November 5, 2010)
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