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disgraceful that this organization sends these to all 50 states. tyranny of the majority. someone needs to do something comparable for Ramadan.
Miss B,
What is disgusting is that you have to turn something generous, a wealthy man providing FULL scholarships to four kids a year, who otherwise could not have it, into something "sickening". Education at Catlin is subsidized, the tuition of roughly $23,000 does not actually cover the school's costs. They actually LOSE money when you send your kid there. The difference comes from scholarship funds like this one.
Also I might add that this is not NIKE "prioritizing needs", it is a private gift. Maybe you could've used an education at Catlin Gabel. Are you really going to turn this gift of education into a negative? You are sick, I'm assuming that the B in "Miss B" stands for 'bitch'.


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2013: (Cross Country): Ran in five fall meets and finished third in her first meet with Tulsa in the Hurricane Festival two mile race with a time of 11:16 . . . won the Missouri Southern Stampede 5K with a time of 17:02.13 . . . placed 21st at the C-USA Championships 5K with a time of 17:59.16 and finished 45th at the NCAA Midwest Regional with a time of 21:34.0 . . . earned on the C-USA Third Team All-Conference honors.
Prior to Tulsa: Transfer from Colorado University and placed fourth at the Rocky Mountain Shootout in 2012 . . . recorded a 14th-place finish at the Pac-12 Championship helping the Buffs win the inaugural Pac-12 Championships . . . named to the All-Pac-12 Second Team and earned the 2011-12 CU Female Freshman of the Year . . . placed 37th at the regionals and finished 63rd at the NCAA Pre-National Invitational and 170th at the NCAA National meet.
High School: An all-state selection in cross country after placing ninth at the Texas State Championship in 2010 and an honorable mention selection in her sophomore and junior seasons, placing 26th as a junior . . . also an all-state selection in track at Austin High School . . . she placed fourth in the 3,200-meter run as a senior, running a personal-best time of 10:40.44 . . . finished sixth in the 3,200 meters with a time of 11:13.74 and seventh in the 1,600 meters with a time of 5:07.79 in her junior season.
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PORKANDCORN: A Man & His Duck Explore South America
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Joined: Jan 2011
Location: Portland, Oregon
Oddometer: 296
leaving florianopolis
i survived carnaval. and it's time to get moving again. woke up with willie nelson's "on the road again in my head." did most of my packing last night. i'll be using my spot again, so you can track my progress back across the continent
on my spot page
the last couple of days in floripa were a lot of fun. i might have broke my right foot dancing - a fracture of the
fifth metatarsal bone
on the outside of your foot is known as a dancers fracture. i only know this, because i broke my left foot dancing at a rooftop party in miami beach 10 years ago. i was dancing with 10 supermodels, and felt rather animated until i heard the snap... one of my favorite stories. no snap this time, but dancing without shoes at a pool party is not always the best idea, even if it seems so at the time.
P12 club pool party, florianopolis, brazil
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me in 20 year i hope, P12 club, florianopolis, brazil
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P12 club dancing, florianopolis, brazil
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eu e una minina, florianopolis, brazil
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before the pool party, i went to a peixada - basically what in english would be a "fish fry". everyone has the same yellow shirts. the girls went to great lengths to customize them into dresses, sexy tops, etc. must be a thriving niche industry for this in floripa, because i know some of those girls didn't do their own work.
peixada do gui, florianopolis, brazil
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the last couple of days were full of goodbyes as people leave floripa for their normal lives. lots of good people were met.
eu e as mininas, pousada jureremirim, florianopolis, brazil
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david, eu e manon, pousada jureremirim, florianopolis, brazil
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yesterday was a day of logistics. lubed the bike chain, fixed a broken right front turn signal with
- EVERYONE should have some of this stuff. amazing. put some oil in the bike, as it was a little low in the tiger's sight window. got the boxes back on. and she's ready to go.
also spent most of the day at the post office, receiving a package from the USA, and sending another one back. i'm now a real ADV rider - i overpacked, realized the overages, and sent them home. i'm 49 kilos lighter now!
thanks to andréa at the post office in central florianopolis! you were a life saver. i had a hard time finding a box, so she was kind enough to help me build one.
andréa, my savior, correios, florianopolis, brazil
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last night i had to have my favorite santa catarina state meal - a
moqueca de peixe
. it's a fish, shrimp, and other tasty things stew with a base of coconut milk, tomato, fish broth, green peppers and onions. i ate enough for a large family.
moqueca do peixe, toca do jurere, florianopolis, brazil
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and now, on with the riding gear, and on the road to mendoza, argentina to change my tires, my oil, and then head north into the next phase of the adventure - to northern argentina and chile, to bolivia, peru, ecuador and finally columbia. this next three months will be ripe with more off the beaten path adventure and i'm sure it will produce some amazing photos as i'll be back in the andes region again.
chao brasil!
and thanks to my very good friend dave for this appropriate insight into my trip:
Tom Waits' "San Diego Serenade"
I never saw the morning till I stayed up all night
I never saw the sunshine till you turned out the light
I never saw my home town until I stayed away too long
I never heard the melody until I needed the song
I never saw the white line till I was leavin' you behind
I never knew I needed you until I was caught up in a bind
And I never spoke I love you till I cursed you in vain
I never felt my heart strings until I nearly went insane
I never saw the east coast until I moved to the west
I never saw the moonlight till it shone off your breast
I never saw your heart until someone tried to steal, tried to steal it away
I never saw your tears till they rolled down your face
I never saw the morning till I stayed up all night
I never saw the sunshine till you turned out the light
I never saw my home town until I stayed away too long
I never heard the melody until I needed the song
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Aquamarine is said to be the stone of Courage, Communication and Tranquility
Ancient people thought that wearing aquamarine would prevent them from harm, especially pertaining to safe journeys across the sea. Aquamarine is an ancient symbol of peace and tranquility.
Aquamarine Energy & General Meanings: courage, communication, balance, mediation, success, confidence, purpose, serenity , peace, tranquility, calming, soothing, cleansing.
Stone Variety: Beryl
Color: Ranges in color from an almost colorless pale blue to blue-green or teal. The most prized color is a deep-blue aqua color.
Birthstone: March
Anniversary Stone: 19th Wedding
Charkas: 5th Chakra – Throat
Astrological Sign: Scorpio
Many people believe in the philosophy that crystals have life altering heath benefits. They say that Aquamarine stones have the following healing effects:
- Thought to protect the throat, spleen, heart, immune system, thymus, lymph nodes.
- Stone of Courage – an aide for helping to be prepared for what may lie ahead. It can be used to guard you against dark forces and elevate your awareness of danger.
- Thought to be a purifying stone that improves circulation and mental awareness
- Helps to remove stress and improves personal relationships and physical health in turn
- Encourages creative verbal expression and harmonious communication
- Aquamarine is said to be effective as a treatment for anxiety
- Soothes powerful feelings such as grief and loneliness
- Believed to endow the wearer with foresight, courage, and happiness
- Will help you keep focused, assisting you in maintaining a persistent path towards your goals
Aquamarine is a vital tool for cleansing and clearing the water element, a symbol of our emotions and feelings. Because the human body is made of of 70 percent water, keeping the element balanced is critical. Aquamarine helps cleanse the water element within, and helps clear away emotional toxicity and bring about inner peace. (Source: Crystals by Jennie Harding)
Origins of Aquamarine Stones:
- According to legend it has its origin in the treasure chest of the mermaids, and has for ages been reputed to be a lucky stone for sailors.
- Aquamarines are also found South America (Brazil), Nigeria, Zambia, Madagascar, Mozambique, Afghanistan and Pakistan
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Aquamarine is a "Stone of Courage and Protection". Used often with the Throat Chakra, Aquamarine can be used to promote verbal self-expression. It is often used to enhance spiritual communication and clear communication blocks. Aquamarine is also used to align the all of the chakras and enhance the aura. The metaphysical properties of Aquamarine make it an excellent stone for the spiritual initiate.
Encouraging clarity of thought, Aquamarine can aid in the assimilation of new knowledge, making it a great crystal for students of all kinds. Aquamarine encourages intellectual growth and inner knowledge, opening one up to intuition and the super-conscious mind. Aquamarine is often used to enhance one's intellectual prowess, helping one to think quickly to come up with solutions on the fly. Many also use Aquamarine to help with reasoning and promote logic. Carrying Aquamarine on one's person can help to remind the individual to be prepared for most any scenario that could be encountered, given the current set of circumstances.
Aquamarine allows one to look at emotional situations from other perspectives. It can help overcome judgment of others and encourage tolerance. Aquamarine can calm fear and worry, by opening the mind up to understanding the nature of Divine Perfection in the Universe. By helping one to be more sensitive, Aquamarine initiates a connection with the experience of a mass consciousness. Going even further, Aquamarine helps to bring one into the flow of life, enhancing the experience of continuity during one's existence.
Aquamarine can also work with the Heart Chakra by helping one to realize their innermost truth. Aquamarine facilitates the releasing of old patterns of behavior that no longer serve, and that actually inhibit one's growth. Aquamarine can also bring peace and calm to the overactive mind, making it a great aid for deepening the meditative state. Meditating with Aquamarine can bring new insights from the higher self to be applied in daily life.
Physically, Aquamarine helps to heal ailments of the throat, including the thyroid and pituitary, and can help to ameliorate diseases of the liver. Aquamarine can also help with allergies by calming an overactive immune system, as well as assisting with other autoimmune disorders.


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Benten Shrine, Inokashira Pond, No. 87 from One Hundred Famous Views of Edo
Inokashira Pond is intimately associated with Edo as the earliest source of its regular water supply. The Kanda Aqueduct, built in the early seventeenth century, carried its spring-fed waters to the city.
The orientation of the geography here suggests a blending of two different points of view. The pond itself is represented as seen from the northwest, while both the mountains in the distance and the shrine to the goddess Benten in the foreground are shown as seen from the south. In the case of the shrine, the southern perspective enables a frontal view that emphasizes the shrine's importance.
- Artist: Utagawa Hiroshige (Ando), Japanese, 1797-1858
- Medium: Woodblock print
- Place Made: Japan
- Dates: 4th month of 1856
- Period: Edo Period, Ansei Era
- Dimensions: Sheet: 14 3/16 x 9 1/4 in. (36 x 23.5 cm) Image: 13 3/8 x 8 3/4 in. (34 x 22.2 cm) (show scale)
- Markings: Publisher: Shitaya Uo Ei. Date and censor seal at top margin.
- Signature: Hiroshige-ga
- Collections:Asian Art
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
- Accession Number: 30.1478.87
- Credit Line: Gift of Anna Ferris
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- Caption: Utagawa Hiroshige (Ando) (Japanese, 1797-1858). Benten Shrine, Inokashira Pond, No. 87 from One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, 4th month of 1856. Woodblock print, Sheet: 14 3/16 x 9 1/4 in. (36 x 23.5 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Anna Ferris, 30.1478.87
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- Catalogue Description: Inokashira Pond, also known as Seven Spring Pond (Nanai no Ike) because it was fed by seven springs, supplied the Kanda Aqueduct, which formerly served as Edo's primary source of fresh water. In the distance is Nikko Range, with Mount Nantai to the left. In the lower corner is the Benten Shrine (dedicated to the Goddess of water, see discussion of print 83). This is the only frontal view of the shrine in the entire series. Today Inokashira Pond and the adjacent land is known as Inokashira Imperial Gift park, just south of the suburban center of Kichikoji, and a portion of the land has been made into a preserve for water birds (including the egrets shown here). Off in its own space, Benten Shrine still stands guard over the headwaters of the Kanda Aqueduct.
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Bird feeding is one of the most popular hobbies in the United States. Its popularity probably stems from these three elements.
The Frugal Feeder
Anyone can enjoy feeding and watching birds. Here are a few tips from the Frugal Feeder to get you started.
Window ledge
You may need to start by spreading a few chips on the ground, near the window. After the birds find the food on the window ledge you can stop feeding on the ground.
This approach has the advantage of bringing the birds up close, so they can be studied and enjoyed. The use of sunflower chips keeps the cost down and eliminates most clean up requirements. You may need to rinse the window ledge on occasion.
Peanut butter
This will attract woodpeckers, some sparrows, nuthatches, wrens, and some warbler species, as well as cardinals and mockingbirds.
A feeder can be made by drilling holes in a board or dead limb. Hang the board or limb and fill with the peanut butter mix.
Check the Attracting Birds section for low-cost suet recipes that are even more popular with the birds.
Bird Identification
Being able to recognize the birds you see is a key step in learning to attract more birds, as well as a greater diversity of species. Different species prefer different kinds of food. With a little knowledge, you will be able to customize your feeding program to mak...
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Here are a few additional tips regarding food items and feeding:
For ground and platform feeders distribute only what is eaten in a day or two at the most. When refilling hopper feeders, tube feeders, etc. make sure any remaining seed is clean and loose in the container. Watch for signs of mold and mildew in the seed or on the feeder. Clean and dry your feeder if signs of mold or mildew are present.
Egg shells:
Egg shells can be an important source of calcium, especially for female birds during nesting. Wash and dry the egg shells, then bake at 200-300 degrees until the edges just start to turn brown. Crush and serve on the ground or a platform feeder.
Female nesting Purple Martins will consume egg shells to help replenish their calcium supply.
Orange and grapefruit halves attract orioles, jays, tanagers and woodpeckers. Chopped raisins, soaked in water to soften, and chopped up apples are popular with many species, including thrushes, mockingbirds, jays.
Blueberries, cranberries (fresh or dried) and dried cherries are also popular with fruit-eating species.
Mealworms are popular with several species and bluebirds are especially fond of them. Mealworms are not always easy to find.
Bluebirds love mealworms and will meet you at the door if you feed at the same time each day.
Mixed seed:
There is a variety of good seed blends available. Be careful in purchasing the bags of mixed seed commonly seen in grocery stores and discount stores. Many of these mixes contain large amounts of milo and other seed that may not be popular with the birds in your area. Check the bird feeding chart in this section for species and food preferences.
Some seed mixes are rich in a variety of quality seeds and fruit. Fruit may include dried blueberries or cherries. These quality mixes are most often available through stores specializing in bird feeding products.
Sunflower seed:
Sunflower is probably the best all around food. Sunflower hearts are no doubt the best but are expensive. Black oil sunflower has become the most popular because it is easier for the birds to open (Some weak billed birds cannot open the striped sunflower seeds.) and contains a large kernel.
Suet is the dense fat found around beef kidneys and loins. It is available already prepared as a bird food, often mixed with peanut butter, chopped peanuts, sunflowers or other seed. It can also be found at many grocery stores, just ask at the meat counter. It will not be as neatly packaged but will work as well in cooler climates.
Suet cakes are sold in blocks and served in a wire cage.
In warmer areas the suet will need to be rendered to produce a harder product that will not melt in the heat.Render the fat by melting it in a pan or skillet. Discard any un-dissolved pieces and pour into a metal container to cool. Consider rendering outdoors or your house may have an interesting smell for quite some time....
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Peanut butter and jelly popular with birds too.
We are often asked about the best seed or food for birds. The standard answer is good old black-oil sunflower. It is popular with many species, easy to serve in a variety of feeders and fairly inexpensive. Adding a little variety to the foods you serve can attract new species. And you do not have to look further than your own kitchen.
White-throated Sparrows seem to like my mix of peanut butter and cornmeal.
Grape jelly
I prefer to purchase suet cakes, They are usually less than $2.00 and last quite a while. Yellow-rumped and Orange-crowned Warblers visit my suet feeder in the winter, along with Carolina Wrens, White-breasted Nuthatch and a very protective mockingbird.
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While it may seem that the speed of your website doesn't matter much when you've on a fast internet connection, around 40% of the US still doesn't have a broadband connection and mobile data rates can be quite bad, especially if you live in big cities.
You're probably already aware that the load time of a web site became a ranking factor for Google some time ago (albeit a minor factor) . However, that's not the only way a faster site can see better search engine rankings, gain more traffic and increase it's income.
Research has shown that the faster a web site loads, the more likely users are to stay on the site longer and interact with it more. This is important to search engine rankings as Google takes into account the number of people who click on a search result, then return to Google to try a different search result. This bounce rate can affect your rankings and if your site is slow, people are more likely to use the back button and try a different site. So a faster site can help to reduce this bounce rate and over time, increase your rankings.
Search engine ranking isn't the only reason to improve the speed of a site though. A faster site is more likely to leave visitors with a better overall impression. This can improve trust which can lead to more sales if you're selling a product or service or more repeat visitors for content sites which generate revenue from selling ad space.
There are many ways to decrease the load time of a web site. Some make sense only in certain cases such as sites with high volumes of traffic or large amounts of video or other high bandwidth content which can make use of Content Delivery/Distribution Networks. Some sites can see big performance increases by loading content on demand using AJAX, however, this can require extensive work to redesign the site.
What I'll focus on here are the fastest, simplest things you or your webmaster can do to improve the speed of your website with the least amount of effort.
Turning On Compression On Your Web Server
This is a quick and easy one. Your web server can automatically compress the HTML, CSS and JavaScript from your site, reducing it by 60-80%. It just takes a minute or two to set up. Here are a couple of quick guides on how to do this, one for Apache and the other for IIS (Microsoft's web server):
Minimizing And Compressing JavaScript And CSS Files
Compressing and minifying script and style sheet files is extremely easy and can result in a significant decrease to load times. There are many free tools online that will do this for you. Minifying is the process of combining multiple files into as few as possible and optimizing the way the code is written so that it's as small as possible. Compressing is the same as when you compress any other file, basically condensing repetitive data.
Do you use WordPress? You're in luck, you can skip this section and just use one of the following plug-ins to do all the work for you:
If you're not using WordPress, it's still pretty easy. All you need to do is copy and paste the your JavaScript and CSS files into the tool and it will produce a compressed and/or minimized version.
Before you minify and compress your script files, combine them into as few files as possible. A web browser has to check each file that a web page references to see if it already has the most current copy or not, this increases load times. Fewer files means fewer times the browser has to make a request to your web server.
Because minifying to the smallest size possible results in files that are difficult if not impossible to read and work on later, you'll want to keep copies of your original files and use them in your development site. Keep the minified versions for use in your public site.
Note: In order to use compressed files, you'll need to make some tiny changes .htaccess file (assuming you're using PHP on Apache). You can read this short article on what you need to do: Gzip output, minify CSS and JavaScript. If you don't want to compress your files, you can still get a decent reduction in file size by just minifying.
Once you've merged your files, if possible, use the tools below to compress and/or minify them. I've tried many of the tools available and found the YUI Compressor to produce the smallest files which still maintain a wide range of web browser compatibility.
Minimizing Image File Sizes
For many web sites, images will be the largest contributor to load times. Making sure your images are as small as possible and also in the correct format for the number of colors they use and how they are used can greatly speed up your web site. Without getting too deep into the topic and explaining when to use which format and how to pick the best color depth, I'll point you to a free online tool that will not only compress your images very well but decide if it's best to save them as a GIF or PNG file and automatically change them where needed.
If any file's have changed from PNG to GIF or vice versa, you'll need to update any references to these files in your site's code. If this is too big of a pain, I've got another tool which won't change any file formats. I've also listed what is probably the best image compressor tool you can find but it's not free, it'll cost you $35 and up depending on the license you need. It's an excellent tool though and results in smaller file sizes than any free tool I've found.
- Smush.it (free)
- PunyPNG (free)
- Advanced JPEG Compressor
Advanced Minimizing Image File Sizes – CSS Sprites
Optimizing the compression of your images will probably get you the biggest bang for your buck in terms of reducing the amount of data that needs to be downloaded to load your web site. There is, however, another way to optimize your images even more and reduce the number of images that need to be downloaded; a CSS feature called CSS Sprites.
I don't recommend using CSS Sprites unless you have the time or resources to do a bit of HTML modification on your site. There are free tools which can do a lot of the work for you but you'll still have to make changes to the HTML of your site. Depending on how your site is designed, how much of your HTML is generated on the web server and how many images your site uses, this can be a little work or a lot.
CSS Sprites basically allow you to place multiple images into a single image file, then use CSS to tell the web browser how to extract each of those individual images again. This helps your site's performance in two way: First, combining multiple images into a single image will almost always result in a smaller image file, usually significantly smaller. Second, a visitor's web browser only has to download a single image instead of many. If your site has many images, this can speed things up quite a bit as the browser doesn't have to download each individual one or check that it has the latest version.
Implementing CSS Sprites manually can be a pain and for existing sites, it can require a lot of work to redesign the HTML and CSS. Luckily, there are some free, online tools that can do the work for you. Depending on how your site is designed, you may still need to manually modify some code.
There are also some older browsers and mobile browsers which don't handle CSS Sprites propery or at all so that's something to keep in mind if you're going to use them.
If you want to give CSS Sprites a try, probably the best online tool to take care of the grunt work for you is SpriteMe. SpriteMe will take the web page you're on, gather up all the images it can use and combine them into one or two sprite images. It will also do the dirty work of building all the CSS for you which you then incorporate back into your site and replace the image tags for the images used in the CSS sprite(s) with DIV tags that have the proper CSS class name.
Finding Other Performance Issues The Easy Way
There are a couple of good add-on's for FireFox and Chrome that will check for a wide range of performance issues and suggest how to fix them. Personally I like to use FireFox for this. Start by downloading FireBug from FireFox. Then, grab either the Yahoo YSlow or Page Speed add ons. Page Speed is also available for Chrome.


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Five shows grace the Hayswood Theatre stage for the 2012-13 season.
Hayswood Theatre heads to the South Pacific beginning Friday.
Hayswood Theatre previews South Pacific, brings back favorite moments in showcase tomorrow night.
Hayswood Theatre presents Blazing Guns at Roaring Gulch on Friday.
Hayswood Theatre presents Barefoot in the Park starting tomorrow.
Hayswood Theatre overrun by ghosts, ghouls, and goblins this weekend.
Chocolate and plenty of songs at Hayswood Theatre this weekend.
Ending its 2011-2012 season, Hayswood Theatre will present the comedy The Foreigner, which opens on Friday.
It only takes a moment to be elegant with the musical Hello, Dolly, which will premiere at Hayswood Theatre this Friday.
The bond, separation, and extended family of four sisters are chronicled in the production of Little Women, which will open at Hayswood Theatre on Friday.
Little women, foreigners, and scoundrels can be found at Hayswood Theatre during its 2010-2011 season.
Two con-men have money and compeition on the line in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, the Hayswood Theatre production which will open tomorrow.
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Website construction underway!
New management positions have been filled and there are team changes. We hope to have the website updated shortly.
Welcome to the Kent State Equestrian Team!
The KSU Equestrians are in the process of preparing for a new year! Stay tuned as we welcome new communications members to help update the website, Facebook and Twitter. Thank you for your patience! Any questions in the process, please email us and we will respond promptly.


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Welcome to the Centaurs' Weebly at Kemps Landing/Old Donation School! This site will provide you with homework, announcements and documents for each core class.
The Centaur Teachers:
Mrs. Yeager--> Science
Mrs.Rust--> English
Ms. Owens--> Math
Mr. Sarmiento--> Social Studies
Please be aware that each core class has a tab at the top of the page.If you have any questions regarding materials, assignments, etc please feel free to contact us via email or you may call the school at 648-4650.
Welcome to Kemps Landing/Old Donation School and 6th grade! We are so very excited for this school year. We are looking forward to working with you and your student.
**Parents, My School Mail will be sent out every Friday. If you are currently not receiving it and would like to, please go to the school website to sign up for the Centaur Team mailing. If you are having difficulty signing up, please send your name and email address to Mrs. Yeager at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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About Us
Great coffee with a side of happiness.
Over the last year we have laid the foundation to reinvent the Seatle's Best Coffee brand and challenge the coffee status quo. Our goal is to make premium coffee available to everyone, everywhere. That means we intend to be any place a delicious tasting cup of expertly roasted coffee is needed. So we're extending our reach and taking our premium coffee to new places and new customers. You'll see us on airlines, in quick service and family dining restaurants, on more college campuses and even on cruise ships and at movie theatres. All of which is designed to increase our national brand awareness and help introduce new consumers to the brand.
But our future is about more than just great coffee. It's also about providing people with a little bit of happiness to help them through their day. Whether it be a great experience in one of our cafes, a satisfied customer at a restaurant or just someone sitting down to their kitchen table and enjoying a tasty cup of one of our coffees– our goal is to share our coffee and the happiness that it brings everywhere and with as many people as possible.


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Risk Adviser Partner, Ernst & Young, Mr. Ben Afudego, has said that stress testing is important for the entrenchment of risk management in any institution.
Afudego has also advised risk managers in the financial sector to develop sustainable liquidity management strategies for growth.
He gave the advice while speaking at the Ernst & Young's Strategic Financial Sector event tagged: 'Financial Services Risk Management', that was held in Lagos at the weekend.
Afudego noted that liquidity and capital management have impacted on the continuity of many businesses. He added: "Higher capital and liquidity buffers are changing the economics of many businesses. Returns on investment will go down, cost and leverage will be reduced and margins will go up.
"Liquidity is the highest priority for risk management at the moment. Complying with new Basel III and local Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) requirements are driving initiatives to review and adjust liquidity management systems and processes. It should be managed to include both groups and entity level", he added.


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About Draft Wheelchairs
Providing wheelchairs and sports equipment to active wheelchair users
Draft Wheelchairs Ltd is an independent and innovative company providing equipment to people of varied disabilities, promoting independence and enabling easier, more active lifestyles.
We sell our own products, of course, and a huge range of the best products from other manufacturers, such as Top End, Kuschall, Quickie/Sopur, Ti Lite, Wolturnus and Melrose. We do not sell our own products over those of other manufacturers, but prefer to give our customers the fullest choice possible.
We are a small company of 5 employees founded in 1997. We are in the majority wheelchair users, where personal service and attention to detail are paramount.
We are a global specialist in racing wheelchairs, building a tightly limited number of bespoke racing wheelchairs for the best athletes in the world. We have also built handcycles and rowing seats which have been used in winning gold medals at previous Paralympics since Sydney 2000. So far our users have brought back 31 medals over 5 Paralympics.
In addition to sports chairs, we also manufacture a limited number of individually built day chairs for our clients. Each product is fully bespoke, individually built from the ground up for each client by Dan. There is no mass production, no standard widths or angles. Each and every client can discuss their personal requirements with the people who will actually design and build their chair. We have no strict specification forms, tick boxes or models, just bespoke manufacture. This does increase cost and delivery times, but our service is small scale and personal rather than factory built standardisation; more couture than off-the-peg.
Meet the Draft Wheelchairs team
Dan Chambers
With a background in custom cycle frame manufacture, Dan's lifelong passion for structural and mechanical engineering has enabled him to personally build world class products across several disciplines. His attention to detail and constant improvement of both his own and our competitors' product has helped to produce numerous world records, world championship and Paralympic medals. Dan has recently been awarded the Sir Frank Whittle medal by the Royal Academy of Engineering for his personal and sustained work in developing racing wheelchairs.
Chris Madden
One of the UK's leading handcyclist.
Steve Kenyon
In his time one of the UK's best number 5 rugby players …
Jon Eiloart
With over 10 years experience in the cycle sector Jon is able top provide a wealth of information about components.
Ryan Southwood
Newest member of the Team, Ryan's key role within Draft Wheelchairs is fabrication i.e. cutting, bending to exact requirements prior to assembly.


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Happy Thursday my friends! We have a really fun giveaway for you all today! Today we are talking about Groop Dealz, a deal of the day site that has so many fun things, and OH WHAT DEALS THEY HAVE! I love this site because it has multiple deals at one time, and you can ALWAYS find something appealing and gentle on the pocketbook. It works like this…all the fun things on their site are 30-90% off all of the time and they have multiple deals running at once.
This site was started by a group of moms that wanted to bring daily deals to the front doors of other moms just like themselves. The things they sell are unique and fun. I LOVE these little chalkboard tags. If you don't want to miss out on these great deals, then sign up for their e-mails HERE and they will send you alerts and fill you in on all the details. You can also follow them on facebook HERE!
SO CUTE, I love these leggings. With school coming up, we could use these in every color. SO CUTE!
I love this little pennant necklace here.
So….Groopdealz is giving away a $100 gift card to TARGET!!!! I know I could use that, I don't know about you ;). Please enter the giveaway through the Rafflecopter box below. GOOD LUCK!!!
This giveaway will end on Sunday, July 15th at midnight EST. The winner will be notified via email and must respond within 48 hours or another winner will be chosen.


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Robert M. Schoch
Robert M. Schoch is an associate professor of Natural Sciences at the College of General Studies, a two-year core curriculum for bachelor's degree candidates at Boston University. He is a proponent of the Sphinx water erosion hypothesis.
He received his Ph.D. in geology and geophysics from Yale in 1983.[1] He is best known for his argument that the Great Sphinx of Giza is much older than conventionally thought and that possibly some kind of catastrophe was responsible for wiping out evidence of a significantly older civilization. In 1991, Schoch redated the famous monument to 10,000–5000 BC, based on his argument that its erosion was due mainly to the effects of water, rather than wind and sand, and also based on findings from seismic studies around the base of the Sphinx and elsewhere on the plateau.[2][3][4]
These arguments formed the basis of the 1993 documentary Mystery of the Sphinx, which was aired by NBC and presented by Charlton Heston. Schoch stars in the film alongside author John Anthony West.[5]
Schoch's other theories include the belief that possibly all pyramids — in Egypt, Mesoamerica and elsewhere — represent, with other cultural commonalities, a much older global culture, either through common inheritance or ancient cultural contact around the world. He is also known for his research on the Yonaguni underwater monuments, where he has dived on several occasions, beginning in 1997; his analysis of the formations is that it is a natural site modified by man to suit their needs. Robert M. Schoch: "We should also consider the possibility that the Yonaguni Monument is fundamentally a natural structure that was utilized, enhanced, and modified by humans in ancient times."[6]
In 1993, Schoch lent his name to a genus of extinct mammals, Schochia, of which Schochia sullivani is the genoholotype.[7]
Schoch investigated in 2006 the so-called Bosnian pyramid excavations, at the invitation of the locals. He concluded that the site held "absolutely no evidence of pyramids per se or of a great ancient civilization in the Visoko region."[8]
Schoch is interested in environmental issues, and is co-author of the college textbook Environmental Science: Systems and Solutions. Another of his interests is the study of parapsychology.[9]
Published works[edit]
- Forgotten Civilization, The Role of Solar Outbursts in our Past and Future, 2012. ISBN 978-1-59477-497-3.
- The Parapsychology Revolution: A Concise Anthology of Paranormal and Psychical Research, 2008. ISBN 1-58542-616-4.
- Environmental Ethics: A Case Studies Approach, 2007. ISBN 0-7637-2687-7.
- Environmental Science, with Andrew H. Lapinski, Anne Tweed, 2007. ISBN 0-13-069900-4.
- Environmental Science: Systems and Solutions, with Michael L. McKinney, Logan Yonavjak, 2007. ISBN 0-7637-4262-7.
- Development of Evolutionary Thought, with Peter Busher, Sally Sommers Smith, 2005. ISBN 0-618-65882-3.
- Pyramid Quest: Secrets of the Great Pyramid and the Dawn of Civilization, 2005. ISBN 1-58542-405-6.
- Environmental Science: Systems and Solutions, with Michael McKinney, 2003. ISBN 0-7637-0918-2.
- Voyages of the Pyramid Builders: The True Origins of the Pyramids from Lost Egypt to Ancient America, 2003. ISBN 1-58542-320-3.
- Horns, Tusks, and Flippers: The Evolution of Hoofed Mammals, with Donald R. Prothero, 2003. ISBN 0-8018-7135-2.
- Voices of the Rocks: A Scientist Looks at Catastrophes and Ancient Civilizations, 1999. ISBN 0-609-60369-8.
- Case Studies in Environmental Science, 1996. ISBN 0-314-20397-4.
- Stratigraphy: Principles and Methods, 1989. ISBN 0-442-28021-1.
- Phylogeny Reconstruction in Paleontology, 1986. ISBN 0-442-27967-1.
- ^ "Robert M. Schoch". Boston University Expert Profiles. Boston University. Retrieved 2015-05-27.
- ^ Schoch, Robert M.; West, John Anthony (1991). Redating the Great Sphinx of Giza, Egypt. Annual Meeting, Geological Society of America. San Diego, California: Geological Society of America. p. A253.
- ^ Dobecki, Thomas L.; Schoch, Robert M. (1992). "Seismic Investigations in the Vicinity of the Great Sphinx of Giza, Egypt". Geoarchaeology 7 (6): 527–544. Retrieved 2015-05-30.
- ^ Schoch, Robert M.; West, John Anthony (2000). Further Evidence Supporting a Pre-2500 B.C. Date for the Great Sphinx of Giza, Egypt. Annual Meeting, Geological Society of America. Reno, Nevada: Geological Society of America. p. A276.
- ^ "Mystery of the Sphinx (TV Movie 1993) - IMDb". IMDb. Retrieved 2015-05-30.
- ^ http://www.morien-institute.org/yonaguni.html
- ^ http://www.nmmnh-abq.mus.nm.us/nmmnh/pdf_files/NMMNHTypes.pdf
- ^ http://download.dailygrail.com/subrosa/SubRosa_Issue6-Spread.pdf
- ^ "Parapsychology Information Portal - Articles: Robert M. Schoch, PhD". Parapsychology Information Portal. 2013-07-18. Retrieved 2015-05-30.
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Kate Upton took over 2012 her bikini dancing was made into a GIF. But can she sustain her reign through 2013? Let's watch a preview for her new Mercedes-Benz Superbowl ad.
What has happened to our culture? A preview for a Superbowl ad? That just ain't right.
As for the preview itself, the joke is pretty lame. You can't really see the car. But who cares? Kate Upton!
Yep, she's still got it. Let's hope that the actual Superbowl ad has more slow-motion jumping than the preview did.
How long until there's a GIF of her blowing suds off her hands?
Someone's already made the GIF and posted it to Sex.com
This GIF is good but it definitely doesn't beat these GIFs:


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Can people think themselves sick? This is what psychiatrist Simon Wessely explores. His research into the causes of conditions like chronic fatigue syndrome and Gulf war syndrome has led to hate mail, yet far from dismissing these illnesses as imaginary, Wessely has spent his career developing treatments for them. Clare Wilson asks what it's like to be disliked by people you're trying to help
How might most of us experience the effects of the mind on the body?
In an average week you probably experience numerous examples of how what's going on around you affects your subjective health. Most people instinctively know that when bad things happen, they affect your body. You can't sleep, you feel anxious, you've got butterflies in your stomach... you feel awful.
When does that turn into an illness?
Such symptoms only become a problem when people get trapped in excessively narrow explanations for illness - ...
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DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire men's soccer team is setting the bar high this season, as the squad looks to build upon another successful campaign in 2010. The Wildcats wrapped up the season with a 9-5-6 record, recording their second straight nine-win campaign, competing in the America East tournament for the sixth time in the last eight years.
As a result of their impressive season, six Wildcats received America East All-Conference honors, including Goalkeeper of the Year honors. In total, four 'Cats were named to the All-Academic Team, two were selected to the All-Rookie Team, and UNH was also represented on both the All-Conference First- and Second-Team.
Despite losing a talented and productive senior class, Thompson returns 16 letterwinners to go along with 12 skilled newcomers, providing depth and a plethora of talent heading into 2011.
Junior Charlie Roche (Haverhill, Mass.), who earned America East All-Rookie Team honors in 2009, is another standout who should give the 'Cats some offensive versatility this season after posting two points playing at both the forward and midfield position last year.
New Hampshire also welcomes in newcomers Paul Bianchi (Essex, Vt.) and David Schlatter (Marlton, N.J.) who should both provide depth and talent offensively. Bianchi will join the Wildcats after leading Essex High School to the 2010 Vermont Division 1 State Championship last season. The four-year letterman was a four-time All-Metro selection, three-time All-State selection, two-time Burlington Free Press All-Star, and for his contributions to the 2010 state title run he was named an NSCAA All-American. As for Schlatter, he is coming off a senior year in which he led Cherokee High School to the New Jersey Group 4 State Title, scoring the game-winning goal in the championship game. The team captain was named Burlington County Player of the Year, earned All-South Jersey and Olympic Conference First-Team honors, and was also tabbed a Star Ledger All-State Second-Team honoree.
Senior Brad Hilton (Merrimack, N.H.) is once again expected to anchor the midfield and help set the Wildcat offense in motion this season. He earned America East Second-Team honors for the second-straight year after posting a team-best eight points on three goals and two assists. The two-time America East All-Academic selection tallied a pair of game-winning goals in back-to-back efforts against Presbyterian (Sept. 12) and Bryant (Sept. 22). He also tallied a goal in UNH's 2-1 win over Boston University (Oct. 23), helping hand the Terriers their only regular season loss of the year. Additionally, the midfielder registered an assist in a win against Bryant and in a tie versus Cornell (Sept. 10).
Junior Gustav Nilsson (Pixbo, Sweden) should also see significant playing time after seeing action in 12 games, including five starts last year. Junior Josh Bronner (Belchertown, Mass.), who earned All-Rookie Team honors in 2009, returns to the Wildcats after missing a sizable portion of the season due to injury and is expected to play a significant role in the midfield. Sophomore Robert Palumbo (Kingston, N.H.) adds immense skill to the position, appearing in 19 games including six starts, ranking third on the team in total points with four.
Junior Byron Greenwood (Portsmouth, N.H.) will look to crack the rotation this season after walking onto the squad last year. Sophomores Cody Cormier (Bangor, Maine) and Matthew Weinstein (Anchorage, Alaska) should provide depth at the position as they look to build on their freshmen campaigns.
The Wildcats also welcome Aaron Smith (Loudon, N.H.), Cameron Bielski (Dover, Mass.) and Ryan McNamara (West Nyack, N.Y.) into the fold, a trio of capable midfielders who should all factor into the rotation this year.
Smith is fresh off propelling Merrimack Valley High School to the New Hampshire Class 1 Final Four in 2010. A four-year letterman and senior captain for the Pride, Smith graduated as the high school's all-time leading scorer, recording 95 career points on 72 goals and 23 assists.
Bielski, who was a four-year starter for Dover-Sherborn High School, led the squad to the 2010 Division 3 Massachusetts State Championship as a senior. Captaining the Raiders during his junior and senior seasons, he posted 17 goals and 22 assists as a senior.
As for McNamara, he joins UNH after a four-year varsity career at Don Bosco Prep in New Jersey. McNamara recorded 31 goals and 34 assists during his career, propelling the Ironmen to league championships all four years and county championships in 2007 and 2009.
New Hampshire returns a talented group of backs this year after proving to be one of the most formidable defensive units in the America East last season, posting a goals against average of 0.49 and 11 shutouts, both top honors in the conference. Overall the 'Cats were equally impressive in America East play, ranking second in GAA (0.51) and third in shutouts (3).
Senior Alex Russell (Harisburg, Pa.) will anchor the backfield and should also provide solid production, after appearing in 12 games and making seven starts in 2010.
New Hampshire also returns sophomore Jeffrey Turner (Blandon, Pa.), who last season played in 18 games and made 14 starts on his way to collecting All-Rookie honors.
Aside from Russell and Turner, the 'Cats return a trio of junior backs that are expected to make a significant impact this year, a list that includes; Alex Hussein (Haverhill, Mass.), Ryan McNabb (Downingtown, Pa.) and Jordan Thomas (Mohnton, Pa.).
Hussein, who earned America East All-Rookie Team honors in 2009, is expected to help anchor the backfield after appearing in 18 games and making 16 starts last season. McNabb made a significant jump last year, earning the Glenn Aborn Award for the team's most improved player at the team's end of the year banquet. He stepped into the midfield for the injured Bronner against regional rival UMass (Sept. 25) and never looked back, starting in 13 of the remaining 14 games, while leading the Wildcats with his vocal leadership.
Thomas will make the transition to the back line and should add significant athleticism to the position after playing the last two seasons up top. Last year he provided steady offensive production, posting three points on one goal and an assist in 18 games.
Sophomore Ugochukwu Uche (Ann Arbor, Mich.) will also look to add depth and talent to the position as he comes off a freshman season that he made 10 appearances including three starts.
The Wildcats also add freshmen Elvis Lumumba (Newfields, N.H.), Clint Caso (Kinnelon, N.J.), and Connor Pauley (Londonderry, N.H.) to the mix, as the trio of newcomers all look to contribute and add depth to the Wildcat lineup this season.
Lumumba joins the program after one year at Exeter High School. Prior to attending Exeter, Lumumba was at Essex High School in Essex Junction, Vt. where he was a three-year letter-winner, leading the team to national rankings in 2007 and 2008. Caso led St. Benedict's Preparatory School to three straight New Jersey State Prep Championships (2008-2010). For his efforts in the Gray Bees' 2009 and 2010 title runs, Caso was named to the New Jersey All-Prep First-Team both seasons. As for Pauley, he was a standout defender at Londonderry High School, leading the lancers to the state playoffs all four years, while notching 10 goals and 10 assists in his career.
In goal, the 'Cats bring in a trio of freshmen goalkeepers who will all compete for playing time this year. Blake Dawn (San Marino, Calif.) was a team captain at St. Francis High School, leading the squad to the Mission League title in 2008 and the CIF State Championship in 2009. Kyle Lewis (North Reading, Mass.) was a four-year letter-winner at Malden Catholic High School, serving as team captain and collecting Catholic Conference All-Star honors as a senior. Travis Worra (Lancaster, Pa) led Hempfield High School to the PIAA Class AAA State title in 2010, compiling a school-record 157 saves on his way to posting 19 shutouts and a goals against average of .357.
The Wildcats kick off the regular season hosting a trio of contests, starting with matchups against Rhode Island (Aug. 26) and Iona (Sept. 1) at Bremner Field. New Hampshire rounds out its homestand just three days later with a rematch against Michigan State (Sept. 4) at Lewis Fields.
The 'Cats follow up the three game slate with a trip to the University of Vermont for the Smith Barney Classic to take on Colgate (Sept. 9) and Massachusetts (Sept. 11).
Following the tournament the Wildcats hit the road for a matchup against Adelphi (Sept. 16) and then come back home to host the 22nd annual UNH Nike Fall Soccer Classic on Sept. 23 and 25 at Bremner Field. The 'Cats face off against Air Force (Sept. 23) before finishing off the tournament with a matchup against Hartwick (Sept. 25).
The Wildcats follow up with a four-game homestand, opening up conference play with a matchup against Stony Brook (Sept. 30), followed by contests against Bradley (Oct. 3), Binghamton (Oct. 8) and Hartford (Oct. 11).
UNH makes a brief stop on the road to battle against the University of Maryland Baltimore County (Oct. 14) in a rematch of last year's conference championship when the Retrievers won the title, defeating the Wildcats 5-4 on penalty kicks after two overtime periods.
After the pit stop, New Hampshire plays three of its next five games in Durham with night tilts against Holy Cross (Oct. 18), Vermont (Oct. 22) and Dartmouth (Nov. 1). UNH's two road contests during that stretch are against Boston University (Oct. 26) and Albany (Oct. 29).


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whoa! where does it say Superman went to the UN? yeah thats f***ed up if true
I think it is terrible for lots of reasons, number one being the loss of the American dream and ideas. Citizenship is not about the government it comes down to core believes in freedom and justice. A government can lose its way which if Superman wants to reject that, its fine, but to to go the the U.N., which is more corrupt and supports oppression than freedom, it is a slap in the face.


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The work of the Table Tennis England Development Department is driven by the vision to make Table Tennis one of the most popular and most successful indoor sports in England.
This will be achieved through developing and supporting a strong club infrastructure and creating new entry routes and opportunities for all sections of the community into table tennis.
Contact Information
Martin Ireland (North Development Lead)
Sally Shutt (Coach Development Officer)
Andrea Holt (Development Officer)


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|Source: VCD
|Released On: 16 February 2007
|Genre: Action | Drama | Fantasy | Thriller
|Starcast: Matt Long, Raquel Alessi, Brett Cullen
|Description: When the motorcyclist Johnny Blaze finds that his father Barton Blaze has a terminal cancer, he accepts a pact with the Mephistopheles, giving his soul for the health of his beloved father. But the devil deceives him, and Barton dies in a motorcycle accident during an exhibition. Johnny leaves the carnival, his town, his friends and his girlfriend Roxanne. Years later Johnny Blaze becomes a famous motorcyclist, who risks his life in his shows, and he meets Roxanne again, now a TV reporter. However, Mephistopheles proposes Johnny to release his contract if he become the "Ghost Rider" and defeat his evil son Blackheart, who wants to possess one thousand evil souls and transform hell on earth.
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Patriots have a First Class Owner! We're Proud of IT!
Originally written on 60 Max Power O | Last updated 2/2/13
New England Patriots owner Bob Kraft spoke with reporters Friday in New Orleans, touching on a number of subjects, but one that particularly stood out was his stance on the possibility of Wes Welker being back with the team next year. "I'd love him to be around," Kraft said, via Mike Reiss of ESPN Boston. "He's a great guy. Like I've said all along, it takes two sides to make a transaction. We have to manage the lawyers and the agents that they don't mess it up. I think Wes wants to be with us, and we want him here. It's just a matter of whether both sides can be intelligent." Looks like Kraft is not a big fan of the people who are representing Welker. During his time with the media, Kraft also made a classy gesture towards his former employee, former Pats head coach Bill Parcells, who he is now publicly endorsing for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Things ended on a sour note between the two, but bygones are bygones; a classy move by one the premier NFL team owners. var switchTo5x=true; stLight.options({publisher:''});
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Patriots have a first class Everything!!!! Very Proud to be a fan!!!!
Parcells and Kraft are very much alike; both are intelligent,love the game of football,and are driven to be successful. Best wishes to both!
How can you compare Parcells football intelligence with Kraft. My dog knows more about football then Kraft does. If it wasn't for Bellacheat Kraft would be struggling to break even. Yes Bellacheat.
How many big games have they won since 'spy gate', since they had to pay the biggest fine in the history of pro sports.
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Hainanese Chicken Rice
|Whole chicken
|1250 Gram, cleaned, washed and dried
|Sesame oil
|1 Teaspoon
|For marinade
|1 Teaspoon
|Chicken powder
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Mei kuei lu chiew
|1 Tablespoon
|White pepper
|1⁄3 Teaspoon
|Ginger slices
|3 Medium
|Spring onion
|2 Medium, washed
|For sauce
|Thai sweet chilli sauce
|6 Tablespoon
|Fresh lemon juice
|2 Teaspoon
|2 2⁄3 Tablespoon
|Cold boiled water
|2 Tablespoon
|For rice
|Lemon grass
|1 Medium, washed
|3 Medium
|Chicken fat/Oil
|2 Tablespoon (Leveled)
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
1. Cut the chicken fat in small pieces and leave aside.
2. Place the chicken is a steaming plate; rub the salt little at a time, inside and outside of the chicken.
3. Do the same with remaining marinade ingredients,like the chicken powder, sugar, white pepper and Mei kuei lu chiew rubbing the chicken with one ingredient at a time.
4. Fold the chicken wings inside, clean the side of steaming plate.
5. Using sides of knife, crush the white part of spring onion and make a knot.
6. Stuff the chicken with knotted spring onion and ginger slices.
7. Cut of the top and bottom of lemongrass.
8. Using a mallet, crush the bottom of lemongrass and cut it into three pieces.
9. Peel the shallots and slice them lengthwise.
10. For the sauce: In a bowl, place together Thai sweet chili sauce, lemon juice, sugar and boiled cold water, and mix well or blend it. Set aside the sauce.
11. In the steamer, pour enough water and place steamer rack in centre.
12. Place the steamer plate over the rack and cover with lid.
13. Heat the steamer and after the water boils, let the chicken steam for 45 to 47 minutes or until a pierced tooth pick comes out clean.
14. Turn the heat off, put the lid back and allow the chicken to cool for 10 minutes in the steamer.
15. Take the chicken out and leave it aside to cool for about 20 minutes.
16. As the chicken cools, remove ginger and spring onions, and discard.
17. On a clean plate, place the chicken, put another plate over the chicken and hold with both the hands, and carefully flip the plates in order to turn the chicken.
18. Thread two long chopsticks through the opening of the chicken to the neck.
19. Place a bowl in the steamer.
20. Rest the chopsticks on the sides of steamer, and allow the chicken to air dry for 75 minutes.
21. In a measuring jug, pour the liquid from steaming plate.
22. In a small bowl, stir together lemongrass pieces, chicken powder, strained steaming broth and leave it aside.
23. In a hot non-stick pan, melt chicken fat.
24. Add shallot and ginger and sauté well until the shallots are translucent, leave aside.
25. When the chicken is dried, sieve rice in the rice cooker.
26. Using small spoon remove fat from the surface of steaming liquid, and discard the fat.
27. Pour the steaming liquid in rice cooker, add more water if required and stir well.
28. Put the lid on and cook the rice as usual.
29. When the rice is half cooked, top it with shallot mixture and continue cooking until rice is fully cooked.
30. Unplug the cooker and leave the rice in the cooker for 15 minutes.
31. Take the lemongrass and ginger slices out and discard.
32. Using chopstick stir the rice well.
33. Brush the chicken with sesame oil, and carve it.
34. Serve the hot rice on a warm serving plate, with hot chicken pieces and sauce on the side.
Steaming duration may vary on size of chicken.


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Posts Tagged 'GORGOROTH'
Hellfest Festival 2014
Review by Kirsty Birkett-Stubbs & Graham Hilling
Tags: 1349, Aerosmith, ANNIHILATOR, BEHEMOTH, Black Sabbath, BLACK TUSK, Blues Pills, Clutch, Crossfaith, Crowbar, DARK ANGEL, Death to All, ELUVEITIE, EMPEROR, ENSLAVED, Equilibrium, Extreme, Gehenna, GORGOROTH, Hellfest, hellfest festival 2014, hellfest review, Heretic, Impaled Nazarene, IN SOLITUDE, INCANTATION, M.O.D., Misfits, Monster Magnet, Nasty, Nocturnus AD, OPETH, PHILIP ANSELMO, Powerwolf, ROB ZOMBIE, Satan, Scorpion Child, Sepultura, Skid Row, Slapshot, SLAYER, Soilwork, Solstafir, Spirit Caravan, Stick To Your Guns, Supuration, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, therapy, Toxic Holocaust, Trivium, Tsjuder, TURISAS, VREID, Witch Mountain
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Gorgoroth & Vital Remains @ The Garage, London
Gorgoroth & Vital Remains
@ The Garage, London
6th April 2014
Review and Photos by Ashlinn Nash
The Garage queue is a lively one, with patch jackets, studs, spikes and of course the traditional array of faces adorning white face paint with variants of Carpathian forest to Watain inspired styles, all in all nothing short of a Peter Beste Picture book. Excitement and attention has been brought to The garage, let's just hope it's ready for it.
Tags: Ageless Oblivion, black metal, Brutal Death metal, Death Metal, Ethereal, GORGOROTH, VITAL REMAINS
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GORGOROTH To Release Re-Recorded Version Of Under The Sign Of Hell
Norwegian black metallers GORGOROTH recently returned from Tomas Asklund's Monolith Studio putting the finishing touches on a project that's been a secret until now: A complete re-recording of the band's third album Under The Sign Of Hell. It has long been guitarist Infernus' wish to do such a re-recording, and now the work is close to complete. A final release date has not yet been set. In addition, the band will also begin work on the as-yet-untitled next GORGOROTH full-length , tentatively scheduled for a late 2011 release. Both albums will be released by Regain Records. The final date of the 2nd leg of Gorgoroth's "Quantos Possunt ad Satanitatem Trahunt" European tour in November 2010 has been confirmed, making the list of tour dates as follows:
11/20/2010 Meet Factory – Czech Republic, Prague
11/21/2010 Majestic Music Club – Slovakia, Bratislava
11/22/2010 Metalkova – Slovenia, Ljubljana
11/23/2010 Mac 2 – Italy, Schio (Vicenza)
11/24/2010 Ebullition – Switzerland, Bulle
11/25/2010 Le Cargo – France, Caen
11/26/2010 Magdalenazaal – Belgium, Brugge
11/27/2010 Redemption – UK, Derby
Support will be provided by Cavus from Finland and Noctem from Spain. http://www.gorgoroth.info http://www.myspace.com/gorgoroth http://regainrecords.com
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Wacken Open Air 2008
Once again tens of thousands of lunatic metal freaks travelled from all over the world to the small German village located in the middle of the beautiful northern German countryside. The small peaceful Wacken literally goes upside down when nearly 80.000 conquer the village during one weekend in a year. Wacken Open Air celebrated its 19th birthday from the 31st of July to the 2nd of August, whose biggest headliner ever in the history of Wacken was Iron Maiden. Despite Iron Maiden being the biggest name on the bill, however there were tons of other interesting and fascinating names.
Brat: The mass convergence of catholic youth in Sydney for World Youth Day the week Ray and I left brought a smile to my face and a feeling of warmth as I realised it wouldn't be long until I was part of a similar pilgrimage but to Hamburg Germany and with two major differences—where Sydney was awash with colourful youth, Hamburg would be invaded by a swarm of black; and the trolley suitcases carrying clothing would instead be trolleys full of beer; songs of the gospel would be replaced by metal anthems. They came to worship at the cross—we to worship at the flaming longhorn but we all would display our nations' flags proudly.
Tickets for W:O:A 2008 sold phenomenally fast. The special edition X-mas pack with extra goodie bag sold out before I could take a long breath after my 2007 trip. By February the official festival ticket seller was "SOLD OUT". Suddenly the ebay market was flooded with tickets with one ticket reaching a record price of 800 British Pounds—obscene. Even in July with less than 1 month before the festival, there was an average of 5 new listings a day for tickets, which nullified all "SOLD OUT" credibility. (Brat)
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Winter NAMM 2008
Winter NAMM 2008
ANAHEIM, California, USA
January 17-20, 2008
Article & Pictures by Robert Williams
Tags: Armored Saint, Beyond Fear, CHILDREN OF BODOM, Coffin case, Dean Guitars, Dokken, Dragonforce, Firewind, George Lynch, GORGOROTH, Gus G., Joey Vera, Katagory V, NAMM, Omen, Outworld, Peavey, Ripper, TIM 'RIPPER' OWENS
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Party San Metal Open Air – Bad Berka Germany
Party San Metal Open Air
09-11-08 2007 Bad Berka Germany
Article and pics by Arto Lehtinen
After big and massive festivals it is more than a welcome choice to pick up the map and travel to other festivals to check out what they have to offer. As all of our readers are supposed to know, Germany is one hell of a paradise for metal maniacs to spend every weekend in metal festivals somewhere in the country. For example Party San located in the middle of the heart of Germany is another good example of what a smaller festival can offer. Party San is such an interesting event as none of bands from the flourishing power metal genre were booked since all the bands on the bill were nothing but extreme ones. Especially, the return of the Dutch death metal legends Asphyx with Martin Van Drunen on the mic was a damn tempting reason to go to Party San.
Unfortunately the gods of weather weren't thrilled about the blasphemic nihilistic death/black bands. The whole weekend was utterly wet and rainy and of course the camping field became a real battlefield with several muddy and wet tents. However these minor weather conditions didn't prevent 10000 extreme metal maniacs from enjoying the utter blasting brutality.
In this article I am not going to that deeply analyze each band at the festival. Instead the article's purpose is to give an impression of this extreme metal festival in case some of our readers want an idea of the feel and taste of a brutal offering a week after Wacken.
Tags: ASPHYX, GORGOROTH, Grave, IMMOLATION, Kreator, Malevolent Creation, Party San Metal Open Air, vader
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Bones' Emily Deschanel vs. Sister Zooey: Who Looks Better Blond?
Time for battle of the blonde sista-friends, ladies 'n' gents!
It's a well-established fact that the Deschanel sisters are a creative force of nature, but these two couldn't look more different. Zooey is a doe-eyed hipster with enormous bangs and bright blue eyes, and Emily is a chic glamazon with legs for days. The one thing they have in common? They're both brunettes! Well, most of the time.
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Book a Thanksgiving table now
Price: $35
Seating: 12:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
425 Island Ave., Gaslamp. (619) 239-2423; bicesandiego.com.
One of few turkey tables in the Gaslamp, and an Italian restaurant most nights. Go Thanksgiving Day for chef Mario Cassineri's ''innovative'' presentation of the American classic turkey (stuffed with pancetta, chestnuts and berries, and served with green beans and roasted potatoes of many colors).
Price: $49.99
Seating: Noon to 8 p.m.
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The complimentary champagne flows, so does the overabundance of food at this buffet. There's a pasta station, smoked seafood station, a salad station... You can fill up at the carving station, too, where there's roasted free-range turkey, cranberry chutney, turkey gravy, and a chorizo corn bread stuffing.
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Seating: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Try Chef de Cuisine Michael Liotta's tasting menu, a five-course meal. Have a galantine of turkey with chestnuts, wild mushrooms and giblet sauce as your main event. The menu will be available November 23 to 27.
Price: $55
Seating: noon to 9 p.m.
The Westgate Room/ Le Fontainebleau Room
The Westgate Hotel, 1055 Second Ave., downtown. (619) 557-3655; westgatehotel.com.
The upscale hotel has two choices: Sit for a refined four-course dinner in the Westgate Room with options like butternut squash soup, roasted turkey and stuffing, and sweet traditional pumpkin pie with cinnamon ice cream. Or do the all-day Thanksgiving buffet until 6 p.m. in the Le Fontainebleau Room with roasted turkey and multiple cold, hot and sweet food stations.
Price: $59 at Westgate; $65 at Le Fontainebleau. Children 12-and-under half off at either dinner.
Seating: 11 a.m. at both restaurants
1932 Wildcat Canyon Road, Lakeside. (619) 443-2300; barona.com
Turkey choices here can be found at Seasons Fresh Buffet (Carved Turkey Breast, Cranberry Relish, Thyme-Peppercorn Gravy, $29.95, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.) or the Barona Steakhouse (which is doing turkey a la carte for $28; starting at 5 p.m.)
Price: see above
Seating: see above
Julian Café & Bakery
2112 Main St., Julian. (760) 765-2712.
Quaint. And a yearly family tradition. Roasted ham with fruit glaze or fresh roasted turkey with apple sausage bread stuffing, baked sweet potatoes, garlic mashed pots with garlic gravy, fresh charred vegetables, soup, cranberry sauce and pumpkin nut bread. And, because it's apple-famous Julian, you finish with apple pie, apple boysenberry pie, or apple crisp as dessert. Only 14 tables in the dining room. Your beverage in a boot mug is included. First come first served.
Price: $22.95, $10.95 children
Seating: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. or until they run out of food
2960 La Posada Way, Julian. (760) 765-1100; pinehillslodge.com.
Have yourself a country-styled Thanksgiving buffet at this mountain retreat. From a candied yam bake to roast turkey and traditional dressing (sourdough, onions, celery, sage & thyme), it's all there. Reservations required.


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POLICE have recorded five murder cases around the country in the last three days while three people have died in separate road accidents.
Deputy Zambia Police Service public relations officer Charity Chanda who confirmed the developments said the incidents happened between October 6 and October 8, 2012.
In the same period, police recorded two defilement cases and one arson case.
In Northern Province, police discovered a body of an unidentified man believed to be aged between 20 and 25 years and suspected to have been killed around October 6 and October 7.
The body was discovered at Chambeshi Market popularly known as Location Market in Mwamba District in Kasama.
Ms Chanda said the victim appeared to have been severely beaten as he sustained a swollen face and was discovered without a shirt.
His body is in Kasama General Hospital awaiting postmortem.
Ms Chanda appealed to members of the public who may have lost a relative within Kasama to go and identify the body or report to any nearest police station.
In Central Province, police in Kabwe have launched a manhunt for Kelvin Hipatendi who shot and wounded Sebastian Hamulumbe on suspicion that he was flirting with his wife.
Hikapande attempted to kill Mr Sebastian Hamulube, 39 of Kapiri Mposhi using a shot gun.
The incident occurred on October 7, 2012 around 15:00 hours in Chief Chipepo's area and Mr Hamulube sustained four bullet wounds on the right thigh.
Central Province deputy police chief Nelson Phiri said the incident happened yesterday in Mulembeka Village in Kapiri Mposhi and that a short gun was used.
Mr Phiri said Mr Hamulumbe was admitted to Kabwe General Hospital where he was nursing serious gunshot wounds.
In Western Province, police recorded a road traffic accident where one person died on the spot after he fell off from a moving motor vehicle.
This occurred on October 6, 2012 around 23:00 hours at Looma area along Mongu - Lusaka Road.
The accident happened when the unidentified man aged between 20 and 25 fell off from a moving vehicle which was heading to an unknown direction.
The body is in Lewanika General Hospital mortuary awaiting postmortem.


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Asphalt Yacht Club Launch Party Photos
The new clothing company Asphalt Yacht Club had their launch last night in Malibu, California. This new company has it's roots in skateboarding but the party was full of LA folks like John Stamos and Paris Hilton. Check the photos from the night and see how some core skaters mix with LA's party scene.


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Seeing KoRn play Glasgow for a second time!
I remember for the first time seeing one of my favorite bands of all time playing in my hometown known as Glasgow, and when I seen KoRn for the first time in June 8th 2011 alongside with Yashin + Stillwell. I more or less shit myself at the fact of KoRn's stagecraft, I almost met Fieldy and Jonathan but the security were being assholes and put a barrier near me. To stop me trying to go over to where they both were standing -_-" But anyway, KoRn are just one of those bands that have really punchy and catchy riffs you can bang your head to or mosh. I've seen KoRn twice now in Glasgow and I hope they come back soon as I'd love to meet Ray, Munky, and Fieldy again :P


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