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Without the $10-million gift, the museum would be about $22 million short of the $58.5 million it needs to open, Glassman said.
The museum's board of governors, which includes state Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Pacoima) and former Assemblymen Mike Roos and Richard Katz, voted March 27 to declare bankruptcy.
Museum officials have been in discussions with a court-appointed receiver managing Friedman's assets to determine whether the museum needs to return the money it has received from Friedman. Meanwhile, the FBI and U.S. attorney's office have opened a criminal investigation into Friedman's operations.
The museum had not received a single donation since the SEC's action against Friedman was disclosed. It lost about $100,000 in the last month when concerned donors rescinded their pledges, Glassman said.
"The only thing that could change the course is if there were one or more angel donors who would step in and see the value of the project," Glassman said. "Otherwise, we'll probably not see a children's museum in Los Angeles."
The Dodgers, with which Friedman had also pledged support for the building of 42 community baseball fields across the region, are expected to survive, possibly even win the pennant.
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Clint Barmes made a catch on Sunday that may end up saving the season for the 2009 Colorado Rockies. (Video)
Or did he?
You tell me…
Don't show this to Tony "Tape Measure" La Russa or Bobby Cox.
I don't think Ryan Spilborghs was in a position to see what we saw in those photos, but his immediate pointing towards first base is probably what sold the umpire to make the out call.
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Big kudos to the Denver Post's Hyoung Chang and Post reader Craig Welling for their awesome photography.
the ball drop on the ground it should be a base hit.
Just wish baseball players were as honest as golfers! The culture in golf is honesty and integrity over cheating even if it cost you big big bucks. In Baseball you try and get away with what you can no matter what's on the line or how deceitful you have to be. In fact, being deceitful in baseball is often referred to as being a smart player! Interesting the varying perspectives of a baseball player and a golfer. I could have cared less who won this game just an advocate for integrity being brought back as a high value in sports today. It starts from the top and goes down. Is your integrity worth a dropped ball?
Looks like a photoshop job, ball is much too small.
Sorry Jack, Not a photoshop job. The ball is not too small, YOURS ARE.
the photo is faked. open it in photoshop and zoom in real close.
Whether it is photoshop or not, the call was made and they move on. Now you should!!!
look how this cheater came up and started to throw to second base and then and only then, after having first base pointed out, did he throw to first. he knew he did not catch this ball. that is why he instinctly started to throw to the correct base. CHEATER
Idiot he stood up to throw home because there was a guy on third who could have tagged.
I agree he didnt catch the ball. He even looked like he should say something. But the fact of the matter is the call was made, he didnt fess up and life goes on. he will have to live with what he did knowing it was the wrong thing to do. He know kids look up to them now he is saying it is ok to chat and lie.
I agree, seems doctored, for other reasons: If you look at top photo, we see the player from a very low angle; note how close together the grass cutting lines appear. Then in the photo where the ball supposedly hit the ground, look how wide the grass patches look. This was obviously taken from a higher angle. Could one's photo angle have changed that quickly, in the fraction of a second it took the ball to fall that final 1 foot? Of course the shooter could have stood up, but would the angle change that much? Standing vs. sitting would add only the distance from knee to hip, 2ft or less, right? Another fact is that in the left half of second picture, grass is green, but in right half, grass seems to be either faded or a different shade of green.
2 different people took those photos…
cheat and lie
i agree with the look of the photo but you always get strange things on cameras. Could have been the lighting on the lens or something else.
The video clearly shows the ball going into the player's glove. This is an altered photo and you should not have given it any credibility by showing it. That is what is most dangerous about the media. Where is your independent investigation??
i would like to see the whole series of photos from the camera he took it from. And see if it is possible to get the angle change or if these came from different cameras and people. Remember these were sent in and we dont know if they all came from the same person. They could have compiled the best shots from multiple photographers.
He didn't catch the ball. He did not look like he wanted to celebrate after that play. His behavior was quite odd for someone who supposedly made an amazing play that saved their season. He looked awfully shifty afterwards instead of elated.
Look closely at his glove. Look between the Index Finger and the middle finger. It appears as though the ball is in his glove. You can see what appears to be the seams of the ball. What is on the ground could be a piece of paper, something that came off of Barmes, or just about anything else.
where is the paper when he stands?
After closely watching the video and considering the photo I find there's no way he could have popped up as quick as he did with ball in hand. The balls under his left shoulder and his hand is in his glove. No way he could have pulled that ball off the ground like that in that position so quickly. I'm not going to say he caught it our not all I'm saying is that photo is defiantly a fake.
The 1st photo is real, the second photo is not. I was at the game on the 1st base line 3 rows back I had an absolutely perfect view. I honestly think he didn't catch the ball in his glove but it landed on his body and rolled into his hand, still technically a catch, which means still officially ball game over.
again i agree with the call being made. the grass is different. AND he will have to live with this for a long time. BUT ,these guysare pros. he knew if he missed this catch his throw was to second base. Can't argue with that
My comment could be wrong, though – the photos are from two sources, one from newspaperman and one from the fan, and like another said, the grass fading I mentioned could be camera or film issue; I don't know enough about either to say.
I don't think that is the ball on the field, if you notice how he had to get up to throw the ball you would have notices some time of effort to reclaim the ball had it been so far out of his glove….
go back and watch it one time. also watch the right fielder appear as if he is going to reach down and pick up the ball. and with taht ,enuff said
I love how the second shot you cant see anything really The face looks like the eyes are about to pop out of the head. Cant be the real thing and if it is oh well game over it was called the way it was.
This is exactly why baseball and football aren't in the same league as golf. These guys are natural born liars, with no ethics within one million miles of them. Still love the game though.
Um, perhaps someone noticed that once he gets up, there is nothing on the field- so the "it could be a piece of paper or trash theory" is garbage in and of itself. Unless he also miraculously did his part to curb littering during the play and picked the trash up with lightning quickness as well. But these photos were posted by a Rockies fan on his Rockies fan blog, as evidence of an amazing play- the photographer was not aware that these photos would be used to discredit Barmes' play . It is unlikely that the photographer who took these pictures intended to cause any trouble for the Rockies, and is even more unlikely to have doctored them to make it look like Barmes DIDN'T make the catch, so that theory is now garbage also. The reason the resolution is so bad is because the small portion of the picture showing the ball on the field has been magnified several times, which causes distortion in the clarity and color of the image. It does not, however, place things in the picture that weren't there before. (Plus, anyone who watches a game can see the alternating gradations of green in the grass' field patterns, so it shouldn't be a surprise that the blown-up portion representing maybe 5-10% of the photo's entire image shows two different shades of green in the grass- that makes it AUTHENTIC, not suspicious). There is no question that the ball hit the ground, so let's move on from these delusional fantasies that suggest otherwise and accept that sometime sporting teams will do dishonest things to get ahead.
Its not a "dishonest thing" that he did..whether he caught the ball or not, his job is to sell the catch. Its the umpires responsibility to make the right call, not a players.
I can't say one way or the other about the photos but I do agree with the person who said that if he did pick it up off the ground during that roll..he did it flawlessly and seamlessly. His body positioning and the balls position doesn't lend itself to being picked up while rolling unless the ball is already in the glove.
Okay, in what world is claiming to do something that you didn't do, for the purpose of personal gain, considered "honest"? Let's call a spade a spade here. "Selling the catch" is akin to convincing someone you have accomplished something you did not. That is dishonest, any way you cut it. Just because the divining authority doesn't catch doesn't make it honest.
Also, that ball was not sitting stationary on the ground. It was moving, so it might not have required any real effort on his part, it could also have bounced right back into his possession. It might not even be that impressive that he got the ball back so quickly. It doesn't even look like he ever caught it at all, judging from the picture immediately before, where the ball seems to be passing under his forearm.
i should have known they were cheaters and now here is the prove cardinals got screwed out of a win
The series was lousy with poor calls and dishonesty is, unfortunatly, part of the game. How many times, on both sides, did the catcher stand up and say "Sorry, ump, that was outside and should be ball 4″? When, on two possible occasions, did a Cardinals base runner say when tagged out but called safe "Sorry, ump, he got me clean"? You will never see this, and the players are not expected to do this.
This happens in sports and is why the referee was invented. You can't argue this situation in a vacuum.
Did Holliday touch home in 2007? Probably not. Red Sox sweep the World Series. Sports Karma at work.
You state he came up looking to throw to 2nd, I disagree. He caught the ball then came up looking at where the runner on 3rd was. His thought was on the lead runner as that was the tying score. When the RF came over and told him to throw to first to get the double play, he did.
There's no reaching by the RF for the ball, just you reaching for a reason to dispute the catch.
I've seen lots of players not overly celebrate after making a defensive play to end a game. His reaction has no relevence to this.
Barmes popped-up and had the initial intention of throwing home to stop the runner on 3rd from tying the game, thinking Pujoles would have stayed safely on first. However, Pujoles made the running error by thing Barmes would not catch the ball, and therefore, Pujoles wanted to advance to 3rd, in order to take a chance on winning the game. A base in the hand is better than two and a loss. Pujoles gambled and lost. Even if the umps had instant-replay, they wouldn't have overturned it (although St. Louis, nevertheless, should have had only two outs because the head-long slide into 1st by guy before was safe on Tulowitzki's throw from near 3rd.
Someone should put him in a headlock and buff shine his bald head for cheating……..
Bad call? Possibly. Do players cheat? On Tuesday's Royals-Yankees game an outfielder trapped a ball that bounced two feet in front of him but he still tried to sell the catch. Did J. Robinson steal home against Yogi? It depends on who you ask. In the end, the game's over. Too bad so many great umpires where fired because of 'The Strike'. This year especially there's been so many bad calls in so many games. I'm glad the Home Run Replay Rule fixes one issue. But I hope this remains the only time they go to the "video tape."
This is a fake. If you rewatch the video he it tumbling over incredibly fast. It is possible in that situation that he could roll over onto the ball to pick it up in one swift motion. But look where his hand is. Inside the glove. There is no way he was able to pull his hand out of his glove that quickly to pick up the ball on his rough and quick tumble. Obviously he has caught it at this point.
Also, cheater? Really? This is not cheating. Is a catcher trying to frame a pitch cheating? Is a player a cheat if he's tagged out on a close play but he's called safe? If he did drop the ball and picked it up to make it look like he caught it, that's good smart baseball. What person here would say "Uh actually guys, I dropped it. Tie game."
If this guy cheated is he no better than the idiots who used steriods?
Is he the same as Pete Rose cheating and betting?
Cheating is cheating is cheating.
If there is proff should he not be fined?
Where does the line draw?
cheap cameras like the one the photo was taken with always cause imperfections. they catch light and make smudges, like that white object, appear. not saying this is the case but a good possibility.
That photo basically couldn't be taken with a cheap camera. It's a zoomed shot of something moving fast – if you didn't have at least a fairly good camera it would be an unrecognizable blur.
And to the people zooming all the way in to look for evidence of photoshopping – it's a jpg for the web. You're going to have all sorts of compression artifacts. It's not a lossless image format. If you actually have and use Photoshop you know this already, of course.
That doesn't prove it's not doctored, just that you can't tell from that picture.
How is this cheating? If you look at the whole sequence originally posted in the other blog, there is only one shot where the ball was on the ground. Either it was photoshopped, or the ball bounced and then jumped up into his hand. As he was rolling over, he couldn't tell where the ball was going. All he knows is that he bobbled it, but it was in his hand when he came up.
Sure, the umps make mistakes, but there is no way they could have called that play any differently. On all of the replays, it looks like he caught it. There is only one shot that says any differently. The umps have to work with what they can see, and sometimes they can't see everything. You deal with the call and move on. They made at least three bad calls against the Rockies in that series; it tends to even out in the end.
He did not catch that ball and he knows it!!!!!!!!!!! He was going to throw to the 2nd base but he had someone telling him what to do so he reacted. He needs to come clean. Of coures all the replays are going to show he caught it they are at the Rockies, and are not at the same area the pictures were taken. Also the pictures are not going to look the same they are from two different cameras so yeah blades of grass blah blah blah… and photoshopped.. the one on with the BALL clearly on the ground was from a ROCKIE FAN! The first picture even shows the ball on his arm NOT in his glove. When he got up he was holding both arms in close to his body holding the ball in his hand up next to his body. Not his hand on the ball in his glove. Trash, that was the dumbest reasoning I have read, rethink it. And as far as the scoreboard goes, the Cards where down by one with one out. If this call would of been made right who really knows. We will see how the rest of the season turns out… GO CARDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheaters??? Your kidding me right? Guarantee if the tables were turned and it were Albert Pujols, I don't think you Card fans would be calling Pujols out on cheating. I agree with another post, when a player steals a base and is called safe, he doesn't pop up and say, "Ump I was clearly out, you made a bad call". People need to grow up. Did it affect the Cards getting into the playoffs? Cheater!?!?!? Come up with something more original.
If you look the first photo is very clear, despite the movement. So we know adjustments have been made to the digital camera to ensure the clearest picture possible is achieved; as we all adjust our cameras when we take pictures of events we consider important. But the second picture is very blury, also his hand is in his glove. How could he have gotten his hand out of his glove and grabbed the ball alleged to be on the ground in such a short time? AND IF HE MISSED THE BALL WHY WOULD HE BE HOLDING HIS HAND IN HIS GLOVE? It appears this photo has been doctored so a gentleman could claim his 15 minutes of fame.
Cheaters??? Your kidding me right? Guarantee if the tables were turned and it were Albert Pujols, I don't think you Card fans would be calling Pujols out on cheating. I agree with another post, when a player steals a base and is called safe, he doesn't pop up and say, "Ump I was clearly out, you made a bad call". People need to grow up. Did it affect the Cards getting into the playoffs? Cheater!?!?!? Come up with something more original.
Umps made the call; double play. They blow calls all the time, whats the big deal. Players will never, and I mean never cop to an error in their favor by the umps. Any of you people actually play ball? Move on.
As some one who was at the game and sitting in row 9 close to the dugout on the first base side, near the catch, I saw the ball bounce out of his hands when it hit his glove. I keep waiting for the ball to pop out since it was obviously being bobbled. I am not surprised that it might of been on the ground at some point but it bounces up into his hand or he was able to hold it into his body while he bobbled it does not matter. The umpire was not in position to see what happened after Barmes landed on the ground, nor would it be possible to be in proper position. From where I was sitting it looked like a catch, albeit aided by possible ground help. The ump made the best call he could. If there was a NFL style review then it probably would not of been a catch since he did not have control when he hit the ground, but that is the NFL. Was Albert wrong for being doubled off no he would of been out either way if he was only half way, and probably out if it was not a catch because he was only half way. The umps out call would of been to late for him to get back before the throw which was perfect.
Watch the video. This is not a sliding catch as the photos make it look – its a full speed barrel roll. He clearly comes up with the ball in the glove. The mechanics of his rolling over top the ball and picking it up in his glove would be impossible.
As to the reason he stood up and looked at second base – think about it. Any former little leaguer knows that you look for your cut-off man (Tulowitzki). Remember that he just turned a somersault facing the outfield wall. He had no idea where Pujols was.
actually if you look at the video he comes up with it in his hand not his glove.
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Looks like CRUSA will get to keep its shack after all. La Crosse city hall had informed the big soccer group that it needed to either bring its building in the marsh in compliance with federal floodplain requirements,or move it. Repairs would mean removing the lower parts of the building so that floodwaters could flow through it. Apparently, having a building that was part of a building was better for CRUSA than having no building at all. CRUSA, which has spent the last several months working out a new lease with the city for the fields it operates in the marsh, uses the building for concessions and storage.


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Owatonna's opening goal seemed to wake up the Farmington boys hockey team last Thursday night.
After the Huskies broke a scoreless tie early in the second period, the Tigers piled up eight unanswered goals in an 8-1 rout of their Section 1AA rivals at Schmitz-Maki Arena. Continue Reading


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I don't see what the problem is. You're friend was right. You NEED the
XP. As a windows user he probaly thinks he's done a great job and given
you a typical windows installation, because as you and I both know, a
perfect windows would crash before it even gets booted. I think you
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way it is.
OK, that wasn't even funny so I apologize. However, unless he's not
telling you something, XP shouldn't have been able to hose any more than
the boot loader. And since that _should_ be the case you ought to have
been down the right path by reinstalling grup. Pete's Lilo suggestion
sounds good only because I don't know Grub, but in theory, if you know
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Steve Goldstein (shown) and his wife were struggling to put meals on the table after coming home from their jobs but they wanted to do so for their 5-year-old. So Fresh Dish was born. Fresh Dish
The sit-down, home-cooked family dinner sounds like the stuff of old sitcoms, but entrepreneur Steve Goldstein—who says family meals are down 60 percent over the last decade—hopes to help grab back meal time with the launch today of Fresh Dish.
The service aims to get families eating fresh and healthy meals that they can cook in 30 minutes or less, thanks to pre-measured and pre-chopped ingredients that are assembled and delivered to their doors along with step-by-step recipes. Based in Los Angeles, the company was co-founded with startup incubator Science Inc. (also behind juice delivery service Urban Remedy) and backed by $500,000 in funding from Battery Ventures. It will initially make its service available in southern California, and parts of Arizona, and Nevada, and Goldstein is "optimistic" that it will go nationwide next year.
As the father of a 5-year-old and the husband of a working mom, Goldstein was inspired by his own family's difficulties in getting dinner prepared every night, and by research that shows children who enjoy frequent family dinners do better in school and are less likely to be substance abusers.
"We thought, there's a real opportunity here, we can really create a business," Goldstein told Upstart Business Journal. "Onions are already chopped, oil is already pre-measured, so in addition to making meals easier, this eliminates and reduces waste. And in half an hour, we have a home-cooked meal that we designed, and that's nutritious."
While some meal and grocery delivery services exist (like Fresh Direct in the New York City area), Fresh Dish is trying to find a niche by letting people actually prepare their own food. The company works with high-end caterers, prepared food manufacturers, and food co-packers and has a facility in each region it serves to assemble the meals. The meat and other protein suppliers are the same ones that serve top restaurants around the country, small suppliers are tapped for fresh produce, and larger food service companies are used for staples like salt and pepper.
After getting an MA in journalism from Syracuse University, Teresa worked as a general assignment newspaper reporter—general on purpose because besides the usual city hall and police articles, there was the chance to fly an F-18 with the Blue Angels and tag along with bounty hunters on a stakeout—all good preparation for covering entrepreneurs.
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Amazing pork side ribs cooked over low heat to perfection. There's a simple rub on them to add some zing and some extra kick. These ribs are so amazing I might have to make them again tomorrow. Or right now!
Come to Mama!
These things were so good I may have shoved more than necessary in my piehole. I swear that's the problem with being a good cook. I realize lots of people think being a good cook is a blessing. But it's a curse to your waistline some days. I could not stop eating these things. At one point I was eating off of two plates. It was rib euphoria. A rib trance, completely out of my control. I finally came to when I got yelled at for shoving one of my hooligans out-of-the-way for the piece with the best char. What's a Mama to do? Some meat is worth a small shove or two.
This one is tricky to execute on a gas grill. I tend to love gas simply because of how easy it is. I have hooligans (the one I refer to shoving earlier keeps me on my toes and hopping busy) and they can run me ragged some day. There are days I don't have time to prep charcoal so I opt for gas. I have a propane grill, although I covet a Natural Gas Bad Boy in a big bad way. Anyhow, I digress. The problem with gas grills is it can be hard to hit and keep the right temperature. So many variables can affect your temperature. But the biggest hurdle is the temperature gauges on a lot of gas grills are just plain wrong. If you can find a thermometer you can mount that on the surface you are cooking on. The method I used for these has one side of the grill turned off, so I cook the ribs over indirect heat, over a pan of water. Then I move them later to the side with direct heat. Here's the issue, the gauge on the grill is way up high in the middle of my grill. Okay, so that won't help me gauge the temperature on the side I'm cooking on. That's giving me the temperature where I am not cooking. So I recommend using a good quality digital oven thermometer and place it on the side where your meat is. This will ensure you're at the right temperature. Also knowing your grill is of the utmost important. Get up close and personal with it. Knowing your grill is key to a good cook-out.
Another issue with my gas grill is putting the pan of water in it. Mine is set up so there are covers over the burners, mine is a 4 burner, not that matters other than I figure some of you may be curious. So I have to lift the grate, remove 2 of the covers, then set the pan of water right on the burners. This isn't a huge deal since those burners are off, it's just a bit of a pain in my rump to have to pull my grill apart to get the water under the cooking surface. It's doable, just a bit of an annoyance. So knowing your grill at a time like this is crucial. If I didn't know my grill I might think I couldn't use a pan of water under my cooking surface. I would take a look at my grill and think it wouldn't fit. But knowing I can remove those covers, or flaps if you will, is the key to my success for this recipe. It needs that water bath under the cooking surface.
So today's lessons are:
Get to know your grill!
Buy a good quality oven thermometer!
Water baths under ribs are a good thing!
And occasionally I shove my family out-of-the-way for great BBQ ribs!
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- 3 pounds of pork side ribs
- 2 tablespoons of Sea Salt
- 2 tablespoons of Alaea Salt (Hawaiian Salt)
- 1 tablespoon Light Brown Sugar
- 1 tablespoon Smoked Paprika
- 1 tablespoon Garlic Powder
- Big Dash of Crushed Red Pepper
- Dash of Chili Powder
- Dash of Black Pepper (I'm not a huge fan of pepper so sometimes I just leave it out)
- 1 cup of BBQ Sauce (pick your fave)
- Set a pan of water on one side of your grill prior to turning on. This will be the side you are using for indirect heat. Make sure you put the grate back on.
- Preheat grill to about 200 minimum or 225 degrees maximum F. You are only turning on one side of your grill. Remember indirect heat for low and slow recipes.
- Take your ribs out of the fridge so they have time to hit room temperature. Usually I'll rub them the night before but this recipe was done on the fly on a busy day so I rubbed about 30-45 minutes before they hit the grill.
- In a small bowl mix your rub ingredients. Now pour then over the ribs, coating all sides as you go. Rub them into the meat gently. Allow to stand till ready to grill.
- Place the ribs over indirect heat on the side the water is on. Put the lid down.
- Full on time is going to be about 3 hour minimum to cook these properly, up to 4 if you cook at 200 and the ribs are thick. After about 1½ hours you can flip them. Put the lid back down and walk away. Cook for another 1½ hours.
- Take a good look at your ribs. If they are super thick you can leave them for another 30 minutes over indirect heat.
- If they are thinner you can get ready to move them over to direct heat.
- Turn the grill up to a medium heat (350 to 400 degrees approximately for these) and brush some oil on the grates.
- Now use your tongs to move your ribs over to the other side. Baste with sauce and allow them to cook until they get nice grill marks, then flip and add more sauce. I flip one more time to sear the sauce right in there. There's nothing better to me then charred sauce on meat. I'm weird like that.
- Once both sides are browned you can remove them.
- Serve with a big old messy smile!
Grill Tip:
Spend some time getting to know your grill. Play with your food, it's important to learn how your grill cooks. Just like with any oven it's going to have hot spots. Mine is at the back of my grill. I always put my thicker cuts towards the back. You can conduct an experiment and move a thermometer around the grill surface to see how each section heats up. It's all about getting up close and personal with your grill. But safely peeps, not burnt eyebrows please. Safety first!
Hope you enjoyed today's tip!
So on those busy, crazy days where you need to grab for store-bought BBQ Sauce, what's your poison?
My daughter is a tried and true bullseye fan. She loves the original, which is practically impossible to find here. Me I tend to be fickle and love trying new brands. We literally have at least a dozen to two dozen on hand at any one given time. It's madness I know. But we're huge sauce lovers here. So much so that on Tuesday we're taking a road trip to St Jacobs Ontario to hit the sauce and olive oil bar they have in the old mill. It's the coolest place in the world. It's set up like a bar, literally. You shimmy up and they serve you samples of various sauces and olives oils. We spend at least an hour or two trying new stuff. We usually end up dropping a mortgage payment on new sauces and oils to try out. We figure we only go once a year so we tend to go a little wild. My daughter and myself do it as an annual girls trip. Sadly this may be our last year going since next year she'll be in basic training for the military reserves.
It's a good drive, about 3 and a half hours but we love going. They have amazing farmers markets, flea markets, restaurants and shops. It's a small Mennonite community that is just the coolest place to visit. Family tradition for us. Hopefully not our last visit.
You want to get up close and personal with your ribs. Rub them really well!
A good rub makes for great flavour! Take your time!
If you can let the rub sit on them all night long all the better. Overnight always a good thing!
Whether you smoke or don't smoke, rub or don't rub, sauce or don't sauce, ribs will make any one happy. A great plate of ribs is the key to a happy summer.
If you like rubs make sure you tune in for this, coming soon:
Thank you for spending some time with me today!
Hope you get a chance to fire up your grill and try these ribs. There's so many ways to cook ribs. If you have time smoke them. But if you don't have time you can still have awesome ribs without the smoke. Trust me and the hooligan I shoved out-of-the-way for the perfect char.
Now be confident and get your grill on!


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I walked into my treatment room and there sat an elderly lady, looking down at the clipboard on her lap, filling out some entrance forms.
I said "Hello!" but there was no response.
I said "Hello!" louder and then she looked up at me with a slight smile. I noticed she had a hearing aid in each ear.
After shaking her hand and introducing myself, I proceeded to interview her, writing down her name Agnes, her age – 78, her health history and the chief health complaint which was general neck pain and stiffness. She explained that the pain had a gradual onset over the past several years, was not due to any particular trauma or injury, and that she had tried physical therapy and medication to no avail. I had to nearly shout my questions because of her hearing impairment.
I next performed an examination and x-ray, noting her restricted range of neck movement, muscular spasm, fixation of joint movement, and arthritic degeneration of the discs in her neck. I then positioned Agnes carefully on my treatment table and performed an adjustment to her seventh cervical vertebra.
Sending her home, I shouted "Come back in 2 days for a follow-up visit."
2 days later, expecting to see Agnes, I walked in to my treatment room but this time she was standing, and the first thing I noticed was her extended arm with a clenched fist! I got scared!
Looking up, I next noticed tears in her eyes. My melancholic nature immediately got me wondering if I did something to hurt her.
Agnes slowly opened her fist to reveal the 2 hearing aids I noticed her wearing on the prior visit. She said "Doctor, ever since you adjusted my neck 2 days ago, I don't need these anymore!"
I was awestruck! I'd learned in my Chiropractic training that the chiropractic profession began when a Doctor David Palmer, adjusted the neck of a man named Harvey Lillard in 1895, alleviating his deafness.
She went on to explain with glee that her hearing had been slowly diminishing for several years, and that she had recently been given the most powerful hearing aids available, but that soon after her adjustment, she began noticing that the hearing aids were too loud and bothersome. Upon talking them out, she noticed near perfect hearing.
Withholding as much of my excitement as I could, I explained that there are some delicate nerves called trophic nerves that exit the spine in the area I adjusted, and that these nerves join the main auditory nerve for hearing.
"Those trophic nerves were likely pinched and contributing to your hearing problem, and adjustments un -pinch nerves." I surmised.
Agnes hugged me and thanked me as we both wept with joy, and then we both laughed when she said her neck was not any better.
She continued receiving chiropractic adjustments and over several weeks had relief for her neck also.
Appreciating that periodic chiropractic adjustments can help maintain health, Agnes decided to continue receiving care from me about once per month. She stayed my patient for another 12 years. The first thing I always did when I walked in to see Agnes was to look at her ears. Those hearing aids were never there again.
I advise anyone with a hearing impediment to consider a chiropractic exam.
– Dr. Tom Potisk, The Down to Earth Doctor, Whole Health Healing
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On Wednesday September 5th, 2012 Beedie Development Group submitted a project permit application (PP#2012-104) to Port Metro Vancouver to develop a light industrial warehouse distribution facility located at 501 Boyd Street, New Westminster.
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Licensing & State Laws
Maryland's three-stage licensing process allows teens to gradually gain exposure to complex driving situations, easing them into driving over an extended period of time. The learner's permit and provisional stages are key steps.
Learner's Permit
At age 15 and 9 months, teens can apply for a learner's permit in the state of Maryland. To do so the teen must visit a full service Motor Vehicle Administration Office, accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The parent or legal guardian must cosign the minor's application. Teens under the age of 16 must submit a completed Learner's Permit School Attendance Certification form. Teens must pass a written driver's knowledge test and a vision test to receive a learner's permit.
- DMV Practice Questions – Take this sample test to determine if you're ready to take the state driving test.
Teens with a learner's permit may drive when accompanied by a licensed driver, 21 years or older, who has at least 3 years of driving experience sitting in the front seat. Teens with learner's permits must obtain at least 60 hours of certified practice driving, including at least 10 hours at night. A practice driving skills log must be signed and submitted to the MVA. Learner's permit holders must hold the learner's permit for a minimum of nine months, maintain a conviction-free driving record during this time period, and complete a standardized driver education course before becoming eligible for a provisional license.
Provisional License
At age 16 years and 6 months, teens who have held a learner's permit for 9 months, maintained a conviction-free driving record and completed a standardized driver education course are eligible for a provisional license. Applicants must submit a completed and signed practice skills log documenting a minimum of 60 hours of supervised driving (including 10 hours at night), and pass a driving skills test administered either in traffic or on a course.
Provisional license holders are allowed to drive unsupervised between 5 a.m. and midnight. They may only drive between midnight and 5 a.m. unless driving for employment, school activities, volunteer programs or athletic events/training. During the first 5 months of the provisional period, drivers are not allowed to have passengers under age 18, unless the passengers are direct family members or relatives living at the driver's address. Drivers are exempt from the night and passenger limits if accompanied by a licensed driver age 21 or older who has 3 years of experience. Provisional license must be held for a minimum of 18 consecutive months without a violation before converting to a full license. Provisional license holders under 18 and all their passengers must use seat belts or other proper restraints. Drivers under age 18 may not use cell phones (handheld or hands-free) while driving.
Full License
At age 18, teens are eligible for a full unrestricted license if they have held their provisional license for a minimum of 18 months and have been conviction-free during that period. When provisional license holders successfully meet all requirements, the MVA automatically converts the license to a full driver's license status. Maryland does not place night or passenger limits on those with unrestricted licenses. However, AAA encourages parents to maintain their own rules. Drivers under age 18 may not use cell phones (handheld or hands-free) while driving. Drivers of all ages are prohibited from texting, e-mailing or talking on a handheld phone while driving.
Licensing Authority
The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration is in charge of licensing for all drivers in Maryland. The MVA conducts the written exam and road test needed to obtain a driver's license. It also provides study materials to help your teen get ready for the exams.
Consider using a parent-teen driving agreement to help enforce licensing rules that the state of Maryland and your family set. An agreement helps you and your teen understand the rules of the road and sends a clear message that driving is an earned privilege that your family takes seriously.
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Only God Can Decide
Filed Under: Lifestyle, World | Posted: 10/30/2012 at 8:09AM
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Abortion, Euthanasia (mercy killing, assisted suicide), Suicide, Organ Donors, Emergency DNR (Do Not Resusitate)
Could these be decisions Almighty God has already decided is right and best? I could never, and would never, presume to think for Almighty God.
I am incapable of ever knowing exactly what is on God's mind, unless God through His Holy Spirit, decides to speak with me on any given subject, and even then, unless God completely reveals all of His thinking on any given topic with me, so that I am fully informed, I should say little or nothing but keep inquiring and asking more of God's knowledge and wisdom.
I also realize that God does not impart his knowledge and wisdom only to the person asking the question at that particular time, but may have imparted it to many others before. This is why I am proposing this question.
As I said earlier, God does not just impart His knowledge and wisdom to just one person that is why many "Sects" of "Christianity" have begun to openly express their interpretations concerning this topic of controversy.
The Roman Catholic Church has reversed its decision that "Suicide" is any longer considered as "Murder".
Stating that the person commiting such an act, was not in their right mind at the time, therefore they were unable to comprehend their actions, or to legally decide right from wrong. In other words they could not form intent.
The Roman Catholic Church has also come out in agreement that being an organ donor, and the right of the organ donor to choose to declare themselves DNR (Do Not Recusitate) is in accordance with scripture quoting:
"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends."
Various other "Sects" of "Christianity" have also argued that if a person suffering from an incurable disease, whereby that person's quality of life? is at the point whereby not only are they needlessly suffering in pain but were also incapable of sustaining life except by a resusitator, in otherwords their bodily organs had ceased to function and only their brain was alive, then it was okay to pull the plug and let them slip away peacefully.
Lastly, those outside of "Christianity" and all of its various "Sects" have argued that Abortion and the woman's right to control what happens within her body is between her, her physician, and her creator.
Christianity and most of society believe that Abortion is murder and unlawful, but how about a miscarriage.
What if it is an intentional accident to get rid of the unborn and unwanted fetus, rather than some medical difficulty?
God teaches us that death comes at His hands. Ask any Christian and they will tell you that when someone dies, it is because "It was their time and God has called them back to Himself.
This brings me back to my question:
Is it possible that these forms of death were already pre-determined and pre-chosen by Almighty God?
In my summary I leave you more food for thought.
If only God determines when it is time for us to return to him in heaven, then why is there so much bantering back and forth be it in the courts of the land, or in the governmental legislatures over this? Do they not realize that they are not going to change God's stand in all of this?


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Download the audio from the London Goblet of Fire junket press conference that took place this afternoon! The conference lasts just under two hours, and includes interviews with Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Clemence Poesy, Robert Pattinson, Stanislav Ianevski, Katie Leung, Mike Newell and David Heyman. Many thanks to Mugglenet for allowing us to use their link.


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The 2014 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and Louisville Slugger have announced their 2014 Preseason All-American Teams. NC State junior LHP Carlos Rodon is projected by them to be the National Player of the Year while being a first team Preseason All-American. You can check out the full listing by clicking on the image below. Continue reading 2014 Collegiate Baseball Newspaper/Louisville Slugger Preseason All-Americans
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2014 Collegiate Baseball News Top 40 Preseason Poll
TUCSON, Ariz. — With possibly the top pitching staff in the nation, Cal. St. Fullerton is ranked No. 1 in Collegiate Baseball's Fabulous 40 NCAA Division I pre-season baseball poll presented by Big League Chew bubble gum.
The Titans, which finished second at the Fullerton Super Regional last season to eventual national champion UCLA after posting an overall 51-10 record, will be gunning for their fifth national title. Continue reading 2014 Collegiate Baseball News Top 40 Preseason Poll
2010 Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American Team
TUCSON, Ariz. — The 2010 Louisville Slugger pre-season All-American baseball teams, selected by Collegiate Baseball newspaper, features a who's who of NCAA Division I baseball players.
The pre-season pick as National Player of The Year is RHP Anthony Ranaudo of Louisiana St. The 6-foot-7, 231-pounder is expected to be a high first round pick in next June's Free Agent Draft after striking out 159 batters in 124 1/3 innings last season with only 50 walks as he posted a 12-3 record and a 3.04 ERA.
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TUCSON, Ariz. — Louisiana State University has been ranked No. 1 in Collegiate Baseball newspaper's Fabulous 40 pre-season NCAA Division I baseball poll.
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I was there with two other people and we decided we would split everything. For an appetizer we got the shrimp and lobster Quesidillas (they were ok, nothing to write home about and over priced), and we also got the mango salad we were making fun and called it backyard branch salad you could literally choke on the lettuce if you chewed it the wrong way. Then for are meals we shared the mushroom ravioli (unappetizing - too garlicy and just barely edible). And then we got the margarita pizza (I mean that was ok but you really cant mess that up)! For are drinks we had the lychee martini (I mean I would have to say that was the worst lychee martinis we have ever tasted - it was way to strong and just wasnt good)! The only good part about the place was the live music other than that it was too over priced and the food was not it.
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The food was lovely, the wait staff helpful, the jazz at tad too loud, but otherwise nice place, but don't pay your bill when it's first presented if you intend to sit around and maybe have another drink or just chat with your guests. Once we paid the bill, they could care less what happens to you, and told us about their 2 hour long wait at the door and if we intended to stay for drinks to do it at the bar [as if there was room for 11 there]! They were unaccomodating, and didn't care that we had a reservation; their attitude was like, okay, move on along, buddy! so we decided this would go into our two-rule book of visits: first and last!
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Had an awesome night in the garage for dinner and stayed after to listen to some jazz. was the one dinner from our stay that stands out. all were good but it had something special. good choice of food, drinks and atmosphere and music choice and volume was perfect. would return in a flash
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I took my boyfriend here for a birthday dinner with 2 other friends. Although it was a hot summer evening and they were having AC problems, we had a wonderful time. Try sitting upstairs in the balcony- great view and you can enjoy the live jazz music. Drink menu was wonderful, appetizers, food, and dessert were all great. I would recommend this place in a heart beat. Being a New Yorker, I go to many restaurants and few I would revisit, this one I look forward to my next trip!
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Our sidwalk table was subpar, with no tablcloth, tiny and uncomfortable. Prices were high; the calamari appetizer was below average; the sea bass entree nicely done but too small a portion for the price. The waiter rudely interuppted us numerous times with that annoying "How's everything going?" Dessert - run of the mill. Overall - quite mediocre.
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I can only say that i found Garage a great place to eat. My steak was the biggest I've ever had and tasted great. My wife had the stuffed breast of chicken and said that it was delicious. The staff were friendly and attentive without being intrusive and the Jazz gave the place a fantastic atmosphere. I can only think that the dissatisfied reviewer's unhappiness had more to do with the size of his share of the bill than with his eating experience. We went there twice on our trip to NYC and wouldn't hesitate to go there again.


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THE European Union has won the Nobel Peace Prize for its relentless efforts in promoting peace, democracy and human rights.
Addressing journalists in Dar es Salaam, the EU Ambassador to Tanzania, Mr Filiberto Ceriani Sebregondi, said the Nobel Peace Prize is a result of six decades of contribution to the advancement of peace and reconciliation, democracy and human rights in Europe.
Ambassador Sebregondi said this was the first time that the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to such an entity. The prize is normally awarded to individuals and states. "We are very proud of this award.
The EU construction during the 55 years from its foundation, growing from six countries to 27 and very soon 28 member countries, represent the most successful peace project in the world, which could be taken as an example," he said.
He explained that EU has transformed Europe from a continent of war to that of peace, becoming an attraction for more countries to join, including former socialist states. The prize consists of nearly 1 million Euros, a Diploma and a medal. Ambassador Sebregondi noted that the money will go into assisting children affected by war, while the medal and Diploma will be kept by EU institutions.
Ambassador Sebregondi said that the EU delegation together with EU States' Missions in Tanzania had organized a reception and the Tanzania Vice-President, Dr Gharib Bilal, will be the guest of honour.
Commenting on what the East African Community (EAC) can learn from EU, Ambassador Sebregondi noted that the community which is still in its infancy has a path similar to that of the union but has not been in the forefront in addressing conflicts in Somalia or the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
He said EU has been closely engaged in promoting peace in the Horn of Africa, including the DRC, through different initiatives including supporting AMISOM financially.
The Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of African Affairs, Ambassador Johnnie Carson, was quoted calling on East African countries to utilize the regional body to curb the wave of intra regional conflicts and terrorism which are detrimental to economic development, peace and stability.
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This book focuses on the impact of transnational migration on home in older age, providing new understanding of older people's lives by examining how their experiences of home are being transformed by transnational migration. Contributors explore innovative questions including: What impact...
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Transnational Politics and the State
The External Voting Rights of Diasporas
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In just two decades, the number of states that have adopted external voting policies has boomed. Today, these policies, which allow emigrants to take part in home country elections from abroad, are widely found in Europe and Latin America. Looking at the cases of Italy, Mexico, and Bolivia, this...
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Transnationalism and Urbanism
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The formation of transnational urban spaces is a relevant and challenging field of interdisciplinary research, which deserves much more debate in order to deepen our understanding of generating and restructuring urban spaces under conditions of contemporary globalisation processes. This edited...
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Transnational Marriage
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Marriages spanning borders are not a new phenomenon, but occur with increasing frequency and contribute substantially to international mobility and transnational engagement. Perhaps because such migration has often been treated as 'secondary' to labor migration, marriage has until recent years been...
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Beyond Methodological Nationalism
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Cross-border studies have become attractive for a number of fields, including international migration, studies of material and cultural globalization, and history. While cross-border studies have expanded, the critique on nation-centered research lens has also grown. This book revisits drawbacks of...
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Perspectives on Transnationalism in the Asia Pacific
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This edited volume examines the relationship between the nation and the transnation, focusing on transnational communities in the Asia-Pacific region. Setting the book within a theoretical framework, the authors explore a range of themes such as migration, identity and citizenship in chapters on...
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This book examines transborder Latin American sociocultural and spatial conditions across the globe and at different scales, from gendered and racialized individuals to national and transnational organizations. Gathering scholars from the "spatial sciences"—architecture, urban design, urban...
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Transnational Families, Migration and the Circulation of Care
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Without denying the difficulties that confront migrants and their distant kin, this volume highlights the agency of family members in transnational processes of care, in an effort to acknowledge the transnational family as an increasingly common family form and to question the predominantly...
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Societal transformations have recently stimulated political debates and policies on the integration of migrants and minorities in most Western European countries. While transnational migration studies have documented migrants' cross-border activities there have been few empirically grounded efforts...
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Asbestos Exposure at Bausch & Lomb
Bausch & Lomb is the world's largest manufacturer of eye care products. Founded in 1853, the company was started by an optometrist and German immigrant named John Jacob Bausch, with financial support from his friend and colleague Henry C. Lomb. In its earliest days, their company produced a new type of eyeglass frames made from Vulcanized rubber. These glasses rapidly increased in popularity during the Civil War because the price of gold became prohibitively expensive for frame-making. By the early 20th century, Bausch & Lomb had become synonymous with all things optical, manufacturing diverse products from microscopes to lenses for military periscopes. In 1971, the company was granted FDA approval for the first contact lenses, which solidified their reputation as an innovator in their industry.
Rochester, NY was home to Bausch & Lomb from its humble beginnings as a small eyeglass shop, and the company maintains strong ties to the city even though it is a large global corporation. In addition to Basuch & Lomb's global headquarters, the city of Rochester has also played host to a number of the company's production facilities throughout the years. These factories provided local workers with employment opportunities and helped the community thrive. Unfortunately, they also posed a great threat to the very same community of workers because of the use of asbestos in its factories. Asbestos, used commonly in American factories until the early 1980s, could be found throughout Bausch & Lomb's production sites, in equipment, raw materials, and even in the construction of the buildings themselves. Worst of all, the companies who sold the asbestos to Bausch & Lomb never warned these workers of its dangers, nor did they inform them of how to handle the substance safely. As a result, many workers have become afflicted with mesothelioma, lung cancer, and other serious illnesses.
Belluck & Fox has represented former employees of Bausch & Lomb's Rochester production site who were diagnosed with mesothelioma as a direct result of asbestos exposure on the job. These victims – including lens grinders and laborers – won significant settlements for their pain and suffering, and the companies who exposed workers at Bausch & Lomb's Rochester production site to asbestos were held accountable for their negligence.
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