text:
I agree with CL you would be a welcomed addition as a regular frequent poster.
Claudale has only been here since mid june and already has 1200 posts he is what some refer to as the ultimate post whore. So you have some work cut out for you if you want to catch up.
Dana White knows how to play press conferences, but I think his point was that Kimbo needs to learn the basics of MMA before coming anywhere near the UFC. Kimbo could learn those basics during a season of TUF. And now that we have deconstructed a joke by Dana to the point where it is no longer funny ...
Eamus Tigris!
Cage Writer ? NBC Chicago? Fourth Place Medal
As refugees with everyone but Adolf being a gold medalist before arriving, I look at all of us as having join dates of a few years ago. Almost everyone arrives at the mat first, wonders why the forum is so ancient and basic and then moves on for good
"I don?t give a f_ck about money, bro. Believe me when I tell you that." Dana White
I have backed off the Dana defense for a few reasons. One you made some good arguments on different issues which gave me a different view of things, and also even though I still disagree with you on certain issues its pointless to try and rehash the same discussion over and over. Lastly I have still fighting the good fight so Ill leave it to him.
Claudale, I think you're dead on. It's a utilitarian, self-serving comment by JB. If Ferguson wants to join TUF, I believe he'd be welcomed b/c JB has proven in the past that he's not above ratings-grab type matchups (see Gannon, Tank, Kenny Shamrock, et al), and Kimbo is the ultimate ratings grab. If Kimbo takes a pass, the comment stands as a snide insult.
I heart Jazzy B. White.


text:
Register with NY-Alert for warnings & notifications to your home, work, email, cell or alpha pager, it's free!
Get Ping4Alerts mobile warnings & notifications on the go, download the App free from the sites below
Map to Town of Onondaga Fire Training Tower Click Here
Map to Town of Sullivan Fire Training Tower - Click Here
Map to the Lincoln Fire Training House - Click Here
Fire Training Authorization Form - Click Here
Form IT-245 for Volunteer Firefighters and Ambulance Workers Tax Credit Click Here
Your Source for State Fire Schools and Training in Madison County, NY
BREAKING NEWS: OFPC announces new curriculum for Firefighter I & II, Hazardous Materials and Basic Exterior Firefighting Operations (BEFO).
The new textbook for the above courses is IFSTA Essentials of Firefighting and Fire Department Operations, extended edition ISBN 978-013-314080-4(not the standard edition). Textbooks will no longer be provided by OFPC, students or their departments will need to provide them for class. They are available from a number of sources including the Fire Academy Bookstore, the New York State Chief's Fire Bookstore, or various online vendors.
New FF I Course Schedule New BEFO Course Schedule
Copyright© 2015 -All Rights Reserved
www.statefireschools.com is a privately owned and maintained website whose mission is to keep first responders aware of training opportunities available in Madison County, NY. It does not represent the Madison County Office of Emergency Management or the New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Select Local Merchants
CrossFit WestRead MoreJump on a treadmill, tune out, go home. Repeat. This is exactly the type of workout rut the founders of Crossfit West were hoping to break free of when they opened this results-focused gym. Here, intensity is the key to a successful workout, and the encouraging trainers motivate guests to push past their personal limits each day, whether that means lifting five pounds or carrying five tired classmates to the water fountain. Using a workout system originally developed for military training drills, the trainers lead ever-changing routines that are scalable to any fitness level and can include tasks such as burpees, push-ups, squats, and sled pulls. Best of all, the gym offers more than 25 classes per week so members can drop by for a plateau-blasting workout whenever their schedule allows.57 Hangar WayWatsonville, CA US
Body Zone Health & Fitness ClubRead MoreHelping guests feel comfortable is Body Zone Health & Fitness Club's main concern. The center has a variety of checks in place to make sure that new customers are given the guidance they need to get the most out of the gym. To help them, personal trainers are paired with newcomers during their first month of membership, working together to figure out what each guest's body needs. Once oriented, guests can work out on their own or in a group, choosing from a lengthy list of group fitness classes that range from total body conditioning, salsa, fit after 50, and stress-reduction yoga classes. To make sure that current members are also taken care of, Body Zone offers a variety of amenities such as childcare, massage, and nutrition.1810 Main StWatsonville, CA US


text:
Afghanistan Topics
Democracy Now! has regularly covered the Afghanistan War since it was launched Oct. 7, 2001. Over the years, we have interviewed dozens of independent journalists, civilians living in the conflict zones, scholars, veterans, and antiwar activists.
Attorney for Bowe Bergdahl: Army Report Shows Ex-POW Left Base to Report Wrongdoing, Not Desert UnitThe U.S. Army says it plans to charge Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl with desertion and the rare charge of misbehavior before the enemy after he was held and tortured in Taliban captivity for five years when he left his base in Afghanistan in 2009. He was freed in 2014 in exchange for five Taliban prisoners held for years at Guantánamo Bay. Now Bergdahl's defense could center on an Army probe that found he walked off his post in an attempt to reach...March 30, 2015 | Story
- With Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl facing charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, the case has revived controversy over how the Obama administration won his release in exchange for five Taliban detainees held at Guantánamo Bay. On Friday, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee asked the White House for documents related to the swap. Others have raised different questions over the Bergdahl case, including whether he is...March 30, 2015 | Story
- Watch Amy Goodman call for accountability at a recent discussion on "The Bush Doctrine and Combating Terrorism," and the response from her fellow panelists Porter Goss, former CIA director, and John Negroponte, former director of national intelligence.March 26, 2015 | Web Exclusive
- Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan — What price would you pay not to kill another human being? At what point would you commit the offenses allegedly perpetrated by Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who was charged Wednesday with desertion and "misbehavior before an enemy?"March 26, 2015 | Columns & Articles
- As the United States begins bombing the Iraqi city of Tikrit and again delays a withdrawal from Afghanistan, a new report has found that the Iraq War has killed about one million people. The Nobel Prize-winning International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War and other groups examined the toll from the so-called war on terror in three countries — Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. The investigators found "the war has,...March 26, 2015 | Story
- The U.S. military has charged Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl with one count of desertion and one count of misbehavior before the enemy. Bergdahl was held in Taliban captivity for five years after leaving his Army base in Afghanistan in 2009. An earlier military report found Bergdahl likely walked away of his own free will, but stopped short of finding that he planned to permanently desert American forces. In Taliban captivity, Bergdahl has said he...March 26, 2015 | Story
- We discuss the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris with the Lebanese-French academic Gilbert Achcar, professor at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London. "We have to put all this in context," Achcar says. "The Western intervention, the Western action in the Middle East, has been creating the ground for all this. This is what I called previously the clash of barbarisms, with a major barbarism represented...January 08, 2015 | Story
- The U.S.-led NATO occupation has formally ended its 13-year combat mission in Afghanistan. The move leaves Afghan forces in charge of security, though more than 17,000 foreign troops will remain. This includes more than 10,000 U.S. troops, who will continue to see a combat role despite the nominal change. Last month, President Obama secretly extended the U.S. role in Afghanistan to ensure American troops will have a direct role in fighting,...December 29, 2014 | Story
- Peace activist Kathy Kelly is about to begin a three-month prison sentence for protesting the U.S. drone war at a military base in Missouri earlier this year. Kelly, along with another activist, was arrested after offering bread and an indictment against drone warfare. Kelly is the co-coordinator of Voices for Creative Nonviolence, a campaign to end U.S. military and economic warfare.December 29, 2014 | Story
- In the 13 years since the United States invaded Afghanistan in 2001, the country's opium production has doubled, now accounting for about 90 percent of the world's supply. To learn more, we are joined by Matthieu Aikins, a Kabul-based journalist whose latest report for Rolling Stone magazine explores Afghanistan's heroin boom. "What has happened in Afghanistan over the last 13 years has been the flourishing of a...December 29, 2014 | Story
Show for Jul 02, 2015
U.S. and Cuba to Reopen Embassies, Formally Re-establish Ties
Greek Talks Stall Ahead of Austerity Referendum Sunday
Puerto Rico Meets Debt Obligations for Now
Egypt: More Than 100 Killed in Sinai Clashes
U.N.: Record Number of Migrants Cross Mediterranean
Philippines: Dozens Killed in Ferry Disaster
Indonesia: Plane Crash Death Toll Tops 140
Bree Newsome Speaks Out After Removing SC Confederate Flag
NASCAR Track to Offer Confederate Flag Swap
Tennessee: 5,000 Evacuated After Chemical Train Derails
U.S. Probes Airlines for Potential Collusion over Fares
Sanders Draws Record Crowd of 10,000 at Wisconsin Rally
Macy's Severs Ties with Trump After Remarks on Mexicans
Snowden Documents Reveal New Details of "NSA's Google"
WikiLeaks Publishes Core Text of Massive TiSA Trade Deal
Judge Strikes Down GMO Ban in Maui County, Hawaii
Girl Scouts Refuse Donation with Transgender Limits, Raise $300,000
Ramsey Orta, Who Filmed Fatal Chokehold of Eric Garner, Arrested Again


text:
More about this preview.

Change DPI Base size is 150
Explore Our fabrics
Optional Filters
I'm going to use this fabric to make...
I'm looking for a fabric that is...
Receive our weekly email with news about contests, giveaways and prodution releases.
Email Address
No Thanks
© 2008-2015 Spoonflower Inc


text:
Brandon Washington
Position: OG
Height: 6-3 Weight: 320 lbs.
Born: August 13, 1988 in Miami, FL
High School: Northwestern, Milford Academy
College: Miami (FL) (school history) (Washington college stats)
Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 6th round (200th overall) of the 2012 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (14769th overall since 1950)
Let people know you like this site. Sponsor this page for $5. Your message will replace this ad.


text:
Lotus Roots Stuffed With Dry Fruits
|Lotus roots
|2 , cut into 3" pieces
|100 Gram (best quality)
|50 Gram, boiled and skin peeled
|Dried figs
|20 Gram
|Green chillies
|2 , deseeded
|Black pepper powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Pinch
|6 , skinned and pulped
|Ground cumin
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Minced garlic
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Minced ginger
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|3 Teaspoon
|Corn flour
|2 Tablespoon, mix with 4 tsps. water
|To Taste
|Pure ghee
|2 Tablespoon
Place 2 tablespoons of ghee in a flat bottomed pan and add the ginger, garlic, salt and cumin powder. Stir for 2 minutes over a low heat and add the tomato pulp along with 1/2 cup of water. When it comes to the boil, add the sugar and the mixed cornflour and water and stir non-stop till you get a sauce with a satiny finish. Remove from the fire.
Cut the lotus roots, scrape the brown skin and slit each piece halfway. Wash thoroughly and allow to drain.
Mash the paneer and mix well with the ground almond masala. Add salt. Gently part the slit lotus root pieces and stuff them with the spiced paneer. Join them back by tying up the pieces with a thin sewing thread.
Deep fry in pure ghee in a karahi over medium heat and place directly into the tomato sauce.
Serve immediately with rotis or rice.


text:
Firefighters battle blaze at home in Irving
Firefighters tried to control the flames on top of a roof on Jackson Street in Irving.
Firefighters tried to control the flames on top of a roof on Jackson Street in Irving.
Several families are waiting to find out how much damage was done to their homes.
If you recognize any of these suspects call Town of Tonawanda Police at 879-6635.
Loui Eriksson scored 2:14 into overtime, and the Boston Bruins rallied to beat the Buffalo Sabres 4-3 on Sunday night.
Kelly, a former standout high school athlete at St. Joes, is charged with obstruction, damaging property, trespassing and other charges.
Someone broke into a window Saturday night at the Clarksville Volunteer Fire Company and spray painted vulgar words all over trucks, other e…
With their playoff hopes at stake, the Buffalo Bills couldn't manage to stop Derek Carr and the lowly Oakland Raiders.
Zach Lewis made four 3-pointers and finished with 16 points to lead Canisius to a 67-48 win over Holy Cross on Sunday.
Niagara Falls police officers could soon have another piece of equipment to add to their uniforms.
A PhD student at the University at Buffalo, along with four others, cofounded Bluesmart. It's a smart suitcase that can charge two devices, …
The victim followed the drunk driver until he arrived at his home where he was arrested.
A man has died from his injuries after an overnight shooting.
NEW YORK (AP) — A gunman who vowed online to shoot two "pigs" in retaliation for the police chokehold death of Eric Garner ambushed two New …
Police say two people were shot inside a car late Friday evening. Family members say the 16 year-old girl killed in the shooting, was Jamila…
Alex Tanguay scored twice, Calvin Pickard made 28 saves and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Buffalo Sabres 5-1 on Saturday night.
The owner of Yankee Spirits is asking for help identifying a thief who stole the key piece of the store's Christmas display.
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – Two young brothers are getting into the giving spirit this holiday season. Jeremiah and Joshua West thought of the id…


text:
What's the big deal about yet another Chromebook? Well, the new Lenovo N20p is the first consumer Chromebook from the world's biggest PC maker by market share—and it breaks the mold somewhat by featuring a touch-screen display with a Yoga-style hinge.
The N20p Chromebook's 11.6", 1366x768 display has 10-finger touch support, and it can fold back 300° to put the laptop in what Lenovo calls "stand" mode. This is the same sort of hinge Lenovo already offers on its Yoga multimode ultrabooks—although on the Yoga, the screen can fold back all the way, turning the system into a pseudo-tablet.
Also included in the N20p Chromebook are an Intel Celeron processor, "up to" 16GB of onboard storage (backed by 100GB of Google Drive storage), and Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity. Lenovo quotes a maximum battery life of eight hours, and it says the machine weighs less than 3.1 lbs and measures less than 0.7" thick.
The system will be available in August starting at $329. For reference, the most affordable Chrome OS-toting machines can be found for as little as $200, but prices do range up to well over $300 for non-convertible designs.
Lenovo has also announced the N20 Chromebook, which has a conventional clamshell design and a starting price that's $50 lower. The N20 is scheduled to ship in July.
This discussion is now closed.
|Windows 8.1 overtakes XP in market share, Win7 still on top
|Thursday Shortbread
|Star Wars: Battlefront alpha gameplay videos leak
|North America's IPv4 address supply is running dry
|Renée James steps down as Intel president
|NoScript vulnerability allows malicious scripts to run unchecked
|Canada Day Shortbread
|Retail Fury X coolers still whine, don't include fix
|Scott, you should've coined a name for this benchmark style. Maybe "Frame Damage Per Second," "Scott-free percentile," or "Wasson the screen." But now...


text:
See who's on Silver Singles:
Easy going on the quiet side caring ,likes outdoors.
Stanley708 is a 74yr-old single man in Geneva, Florida
I'm a successful professional musician (organ and piano), and I've just moved to the Denver, CO, area in the past few months after livi...
yankeehunk is a 66yr-old single man in Lakewood, Colorado
honest open-minded willing
jacksonic is a 64yr-old single man in Chesterfield, Michigan
just looking for friends.
kirmitt is a 58yr-old single man in Doerun, Georgia
hard working quiet funny optimist
icicle55 is a 68yr-old single man in California, Maryland
I am an outdoors oriented person. I ski, hunt, travel, ride and restore motorcycles (not Harleys), and explore. I am honest, open, warm...
Steve44 is a 70yr-old single man in Kensington, Maryland


text:
|Amazon Price
|New from
|Used from
Audible, Unabridged
"Please retry"
|or Free with Audible 30-day free trial
Audio CD, Audiobook, Unabridged
"Please retry"
Product Details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
My mom bought me this book for Christmas two years ago, just about the time I got into a real reading slump. Read morePublished 5 days ago by Vicious Ink
Ok, I admit it... I read YA books by choice. As an Middle school English teacher with a library science background, it helps to give book talks and get readers fired up. Read morePublished 1 month ago by Kindle Customer
I won't repeat what everyone else has pretty much already said. This was the first book by Libba Bray that I have read and I really enjoyed it. Read morePublished 1 month ago by Whispurrs
This is not the type of book you fly through, and with almost 600 pages it's a far cry from a quick read. Read morePublished 1 month ago by Mandyk
I love the supernatural and the roaring 20's so I was excited to read this book. There was a great story line but at times it seemed to be moving slow. Read morePublished 1 month ago by Jacquelyn Bell
Libba. Bray. Do I really need to say more? Well. okay, for those of you who have never read a book by Libba Bray, she's pretty much a genius writer. Read morePublished 1 month ago by Micki Fryhover
3.5 Stars.
What I liked: The plot was interesting - it reminded me a bit of Kresley Cole's Arcana books, but set in the 1920s and with a different, slightly less dark... Read more


text:
Three buyers took $11 million in stock, and the transactions are a key step in the electric auto assembler's efforts to access the public markets.
Smith Electric Vehicles Corp. is selling equity in the company as part of a reverse merger, according to a pair of regulatory filings.
Kansas City-based Smith Electric Vehicles Corp.'s acquisition of a small but publicly traded company may help the struggling manufacturer raise much-needed capital.
Some experts look down on going public by acquiring shell companies, but reverse mergers put owners in front of investors without forcing them to sacrifice control.
Smith Electric Vehicles plans to go public again, but this time it won't follow a direct route.
7 things you need to know in tech this morning
Smith Electric Vehicles Corp. is set to receive a $42 million investment from lithium-ion battery producer Sinopoly Battery Ltd.
Smith Electric Vehicles Corp. will resume production in Kansas City in the summer now that the company is set to receive $42 million from a Hong Kong investor.
Bryan Hansel, CEO of the Kansas City-based maker of electric vehicles, sees the market and its fundamentals changing. An industry expert agrees but says the turn to electric will be a slow one.
Smith Electric Vehicles Corp. has suspended its production and assembly operations, but the company is not closing its doors for good, CEO Bryan Hansel said Monday.
Amazon is reportedly testing its own wireless network that would boost its digital offerings.
Kansas City electric vehicle manufacturer Smith Electric Vehicles Corp. will enter into a joint venture with Taiwanese commercial vehicle manufacturer ...
Smith Electric Vehicles Corp. CEO Bryan Hansel's team has attempted for four years to crack the code of creating a midsize electric delivery truck tha ...
WireCo WorldGroup Inc. is adding 11,800 square feet to its international headquarters near Kansas City International Airport.
Kansas City's overhaul base recently underwent $1.185 million in repairs as part of an effort to upgrade the infrastructure and attract new tenants to ...


text:
The Child Mind BlogBrainstorm
New Voices on Babble's Autism Bloggers List
April 16, 2013 Beth Arky
For the third April running, the parenting website Babble is doing its part to raise autism awareness—and acceptance—with its Top 30 Autism Spectrum Blogs of 2013. The bloggers run the gamut: neurotypical parents of autistic kids, autistic parents of autistic kids, and autistic adults who aren't parents but provide a window into what it's like to live in a world geared to the typically "wired." All offer insight, support and invaluable practical advice to parents of autistic kids and, increasingly, children, teens, and young adults on the spectrum.
About a third of the bloggers on this year's list are on the spectrum, about the same number as last year. However, Joslyn Gray, who wrote the Babble story and was one of the panelists who chose the list, says, "I think overall, we are seeing more neurotypical people reading blogs by autistic writers, which is great.
"For me as a parent of two children on the spectrum, I was definitely thrilled to see so many autistic writers included," adds Gray, who also blogs at stark. raving. mad. mommy. "I want autistic voices heard not just because that's what's right, and what's helpful for all of us, but because I want my children's voices heard, too." On that note, she is happy that the panel included Rachel Kenyon, an Army wife and autistic parent of an autistic daughter and a neurotypical (NT) son, who blogs at Welcome to Stim City.
Among the notable additions: three mom bloggers of autistic kids who are themselves autistic: Jennifer at Asperkids, who Gray deems "an amazing resource, especially for parents of girls on the spectrum and tweens and teens on the spectrum"; Jean Winegardner at Stimeyland, whose "funny, honest, and self-deprecating" style led her to write, "I am like Buzz Lightyear: I am falling with style"; and Aussie Bec at Snagglebox, who offers up a blog that's "chock-full of resources, support, and information" for parents and teachers, including free downloads like 45 Ideas for Classroom Friendly Fidget Toys.
Julia Bascom of Just Stimming is one of the better-known autistic bloggers who prove you don't have to have children to provide valuable parenting advice. The newest entry in this category: The Third Glance. Gray writes that while the blog is written by a young autistic woman without kids who is working on her doctorate in science, it offers "powerful insights into growing up autistic." Because of that, "it's still one of our favorite parenting blogs because it helps you be a better parent."
Also represented, of course, are the neurotypical parents writing about their special-needs kids. Among those joining returning bloggers like Sunday Stilwell (Adventures in Extreme Parenthood), the anonymous Autism Daddy, and Erica and Lisa at Laughing Through Tears comes Jim Walter, author of Just a Lil Blog. Gray describes Walter as a "self-deprecating" neurotypical dad who writes a "hilarious and poignant" blog about his daughters—one autistic, one typically developing—and wife, who is recovering from breast cancer treatments.
Marj, who has two boys at opposite ends of the spectrum, is behind the ironically titled Domestic Goddess, another of the list's newcomers. The panel loved the fact that the blog "isn't entirely about autism," Gray writes. "Blog posts are about the whole of family life. It's a great reminder that even when it feels like everything in life revolves around ASDs, ADHD, SPD, OCD, and IEPs, there's more to your family and your kids than a bunch of acronyms."View Comments | Add Comment
'Talk Therapy' Takes on New Meaning
April 12, 2013 Beth Arky
I come from a family of talkers, so it was only natural that I would be the mom who couldn't resist providing a running narrative as I wheeled my son around the neighborhood in his stroller: "Look at the daffodils, buddy. Hey, there's a Lab!"
I didn't take all that random (and often ridiculed) kind of talk too seriously, but more and more, policy makers are doing just that. In "The Power of Talking to Your Baby," Tina Rosenberg notes that there's a huge disparity as to how much language children hear, and studies show that it divides along socioeconomics lines, with parents in welfare families speaking to their children dramatically less than their working- and middle-class counterparts. The low-income children's language deficit is already apparent at 1; by 3, the gap has grown exponentially, creating lags in language, understanding and learning. By high school, Rosenberg writes, "it becomes a chasm."
Research shows, Rosenberg notes in her piece in the Opinionator section of the New York Times, that "the greater the number of words children heard from their parents or caregivers before they were 3, the higher their IQ and the better they did in school." TV talk did not help; it hurt.
Providence, R.I., will soon be launching the first major experiment to see if increasing language exposure at home helps poor kids succeed in the classroom. Last month, it beat out 300 other cities to win the $5 million grand prize in Bloomberg Philanthropies' Mayors Challenge. The Providence Talks program will train a network of nurses, mentors, therapists and social workers who regularly make home visits to pregnant women, new parents and children to provide a new service: creating family conversation.
While we know that wealthier, more educated parents talk to their children more, there was no clear reason why, at least until researcher Meredith Rowe arrived at a new theory in 2008: that poor women just didn't know it was important to talk to their babies. Rosenberg writes:
No one had told them about this piece of child development research. Poorer mothers tend to depend on friends and relatives for parenting advice, who may not be up on the latest data. Middle-class mothers, on the other hand, get at least some of their parenting information from books, the Internet and pediatricians. Talking to baby has become part of middle-class culture; it seems like instinct, but it's not.
Providence plans to begin enrolling families next January. If the effort to teach parents to speak more to their young children proves successful, it could provide an exciting model that could be implemented elsewhere comparatively easily, at a low cost. No one expects an even playing field in our society of ever-widening class differences, but we should be doing all we can to close the educational gap. So if it turns out that talking—not silence—is golden, I'm more than fine with that.View Comments | Add Comment
ADHD Affects Girls, Too
April 9, 2013 Rachel Ehmke
Stories about overdiagnosis and over-pathologizing are popular these days, in part because the new DSM is coming out next month. But very little ink is spilled on the people who don't get a diagnosis when they should, or only receive one later in life, after years of living with their symptoms. Maria Yagoda, who was diagnosed with ADHD in college, is one such person, and she writes in the Atlantic Wire that her story is a familiar one—especially if you're a girl.
ADHD is something of a guy's club. When we think of ADHD we tend to think of boys who are hyperactive and impulsive, but the disorder actually comes in several forms. Some kids are more hyperactive, others are more inattentive, and many have a combination of the two. In general girls are more likely to have the inattentive type of ADHD, which means that they are regularly overlooked because their symptoms don't match our idea of what ADHD "should" look like. Dr. Ellen Littman, who wrote Understanding Girls with ADHD and spoke to Yagoda for her piece, estimates that a shocking half to three-quarters of all women with ADHD are not diagnosed. Dr. Littman suggests that part of the reason girls are underrepresented now is because boys were so overrepresented in the early clinical studies of ADHD, which were based on the symptoms of "really hyperactive young white boys who were being taken to clinics." Girls' symptoms also tend to tend to peak in puberty, which means that symptoms that might not have been impairing functioning in grade school (when most boys are getting their diagnoses) suddenly become a problem.
Because the signs of ADHD are more self-contained in girls, their symptoms are often considered traits or personal failings, as Yagoda considered her own extreme disorganization, forgetfulness, and poor concentration. She managed to get by until college, when she went off the rails:
I was wrongfully allowed a room of my own, leaving me with no mother to check up on "that space between your bed and the wall," where moldy teacups, money, and important documents would lie dormant. I maintained a room so cluttered that fire inspectors not only threatened to fine me 200 dollars if I didn't clean, they insisted it was the messiest room they had ever seen (boys' included!) in their twenty years of service. Throughout college, I would lose my ID and keys about five times a semester. I'd consistently show up for work three hours early or three hours late. I once misplaced my cellphone only to find it, weeks later, in a shoe.
As Yagoda later learned, this is common theme. Sari Solden, author of Women and Attention Deficit Disorder, says:
Often, if girls are smart or in supportive homes, symptoms are masked. Because they're not hyperactive or causing trouble for other people, they're usually not diagnosed until they hit a wall, often at college, marriage, or pregnancy. A lot of the things that are simple and routine to other people—like buying groceries, making dinner, keeping track of possessions, and responding to emails—do not become automatic to these women, which can be embarrassing and exhausting.
Happily, Yagoda says that medication is now giving her a "more normal, settled life," which is another thing that makes her firsthand account so interesting. Not only is she a girl writing about her own experience with ADHD, she's also just plain writing about what it's like to have ADHD. We're used to hearing that ADHD isn't real, or that ADHD medications are academic steroids used for getting kids into the Ivy League and then law school. It's almost a novelty for the public to have a window into the disorder as it actually is, and see medication as it is actually prescribed and used. As a girl diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, Yagoda had to deal with a lot of preconceptions:
"Of course you don't have ADHD. You're smart," a friend told me, definitively, before switching to the far more compelling topic: medication. "So are you going to take Adderall and become super skinny?" "Are you going to sell it?" "Are you going to snort it?"
Yagoda, who was prescribed Concerta, was able to say no to all of the above. It's a refreshing counterpoint to the story you thought you knew.View Comments | Add Comment
A Sandy Hook Mom Talks About Stigma
April 8, 2013 Caroline Miller
Parents who lost children in the Sandy Hook shootings were, not surprisingly, a bit hard to watch on 60 Minutes last night, as they struggled with tears and tried to use their loss to achieve some meaningful change. Mostly they were there to support gun control legislation, including universal background checks and limits on the size of magazines for automatic weapons. But one mother, whose 6-year-old daughter Ana was gunned down, also zeroed in eloquently on the lapses in our mental health care system.
Nelba Marquez-Greene, who said she is a licensed marriage and family therapist, noted that the United States lags on the resources for psychiatric illness, compared to other countries where she has practiced. But then she added:
I think one of the barriers or one of the challenges is that there's a whole lotta stigma attached to getting help. The fact that you have to go to a therapist or a psychiatrist or a psychologist, and then get a diagnosis for your child, that can be very humbling and scary for parents. I can't speak specifically for what happened with Adam Lanza and his family. As a mother, my heart breaks for Adam Lanza's mother.
It's often lack of resources that keeps kids from getting care, but it's also often lack of connection and support. Nancy Lanza seems to have struggled for years to get her son into a setting that would enable him to thrive, but the two of them ended up appallingly isolated. And the consequences were tragic, for them and Lanza's victims.View Comments | Add Comment
Are there more child psychiatrists or taxidermists in the US?
April 8, 2013 Caroline Miller
Okay, it's probably not a question you contemplate every day (unless, that is, you live in Brooklyn, which is a hotbed of hipster taxidermy these days). But it's one way to put in perspective the dramatic barriers we face to getting all kids who are struggling with psychiatric disorders the care they need to reach their potential. And if you take our Children's Mental Health Quiz you'll find out the answer, along with some other rather surprising comparisons. Everyone who takes the quiz earns us $1, thanks to our friends at Hunter Boot, to help us help more families in need.View Comments | Add Comment
Cheers for White House BRAIN Initiative
April 3, 2013 Michael Milham, MD, PHD
Yesterday, the Obama administration announced plans for a landmark initiative dedicated to transforming our understanding of the human brain. Referred to as the BRAIN initiative (Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnology), the overarching goal of this effort is to discover "new ways to treat, prevent, and cure brain disorders", such as autism, dyslexia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and depression. Yesterday's launch was marked by an initial White House pledge of $100 million in 2014 funding for research by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), and the National Science Foundation (NSF). This announcement comes as a breath of fresh air in a time when neuroscientific and technological breakthroughs are increasingly being tempered by budgetary realities and funding cuts.
The Child Mind Institute has championed the acceleration of scientific discovery through innovation and collaboration, and applauds the BRAIN initiative. It is our hope that investigators funded through the initiative will embrace the emerging open science philosophy in the neuroscience community, and freely share novel data and methodologies with the broader scientific community. For its part, the CMI will continue its efforts to generate and share large-scale brain imaging datasets through CMI-sponsored efforts such as the 1000 Functional Connectomes Project and International Neuroimaging Data-sharing Initiative (INDI), as well as the upcoming CMI Biobank. It is our hope that data generated through these efforts will help to facilitate and accelerate the efforts of BRAIN initiative investigators, as they speed towards the delivery of biologically-based solutions to mental illness.View Comments | Add Comment
April Autism Events Reflect Spectrum's Diversity
April 2, 2013 Beth Arky
As the sixth Autism Awareness Month—and third Autism Acceptance Month—kicks off, it's clear once again that advocacy efforts are as diverse as the challenges faced by those on the spectrum. The children, teens and adults included in these campaigns range from autistics who are nonverbal and unable to care for themselves to Aspies who are not only loquacious but eager to speak out about autistic identity.
While parent-founded Autism Speaks launched its Awareness Month to increase visibility of the disorder, most literally through its Light It Up Blue campaign, autistic adult Paula C. Durbin-Westby started the Acceptance Month to "Take Back April!" from Autism Speaks and foster "complete acceptance," which she defines as "pro-neurodiversity, pro-supports and services, against 'cures.' "
Released just in time for both months comes Chicken Soup for the Soul: Raising Kids on the Autism Spectrum, which features 101 short essays by mothers and fathers with children of all ages and levels of disability. It offers support, advice and hope, along with the message to parents that they are not alone.
The book opens with "This Is What It's Like" by Leigh Merryday (Flappiness Is), who has two young children, a typically developing daughter and autistic son. She writes that when she first heard her son's ASD diagnosis, she experienced "a kind of death" as she mourned the loss of dreams for her child—a common sentiment among parents. But she now possesses "a love that you can't imagine if you don't have a child born with a bulls-eye in a big, bad world."
In "Lost," Jennifer Bush (Anybody Want a Peanut?) shares a story that underscores why family life on the spectrum is often described as an emotional roller coaster. When her nonverbal son doesn't emerge from school during pickup, she fears he is in danger and thinks she will "never take another moment for granted, no matter how challenging his behavior." (It turned out he had slipped into a classroom.) But an hour later, when he's running "maniacally around the house, screeching and crashing into walls" and hitting and scratching her, she finds herself "red-faced and bursting with rage." She writes, "We parents of special-needs kids face overwhelming joy and sadness, intense love and frustration, breathtaking wonder and fear, often in the course of a single day.... We are given so much reason to be hopeless, and yet, sometimes hope alone propels us forward."
Karen Krejcha offers her poem, "Autism Does Not Define Me," which she wrote in support of her two ASD sons, only to realize later that she was an undiagnosed Aspie herself. Given the genetic link, more parents are making this self-discovery. Krejcha blogs at Aspierations and is president and executive director of Autism Empowerment, the nonprofit advocacy group she founded.View Comments | Add Comment
Over at Thinking Person's Guide to Autism, the editors are soliciting posts and captioned photos that will help "spread the word and further acceptance and understanding of autistic experiences, happiness, and rights." Meanwhile, the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network is offering to help activists and community members nationwide organize local celebrations. The Autism Science Foundation is likewise looking to move beyond awareness, with a Pinterest board devoted to its Autism Action Month Activities, including recommended books, blogs and apps, as well as events like today's World Autism Awareness Day at the UN.
'Disconnect': More Communication, Less Intimacy
April 1, 2013 Alan Ravitz
Disconnect, a film directed by Henry Alex Rubin and written by Andrew Stern, is incredibly timely, focusing on the way contemporary lives intersect digitally but never quite connect in the real world. It's a film about interpersonal intimacy, or the lack thereof, in an age of deceptively easy communication, a world in which we can hide in the noise we create. This isn't an easy movie, but it's well worth watching. You're not going to walk away "feeling good," as they say, but you will walk away feeling something.
Disconnect tells three intersecting stories. It is an ensemble drama like Shortcuts, Magnolia or Crash, but to simply call it a movie about intersecting lives ignores its deeper ambitions. It's a film about attachment, about the strategies we use to connect with each other, about why we choose these strategies, and about why they succeed or, more often, fail. In its focus on these issues, Disconnect most reminded me of Francis Ford Coppola's 1974 masterpiece, The Conversation, another story about the how and why of intimacy. In that film each of the characters is intensely private. No one tells anyone anything because they all have something to hide. Forty years later, in Disconnect, the characters are intensely public. Everyone seems to tell everybody everything, but somehow no one finds a way to connect because — surprise—they all still have something to hide. The first movie is about the way we conceal who we are in silence, and the second is about the way we conceal ourselves in noise. Both address the lies we tell, to ourselves and others, to build and sustain relationships.
Each of the characters in Disconnect is lonely. Some are lonely because they're narcissistic, others because they're injured, or depressed, or rejected. The narcissists don't know they need anyone until it's too late; the rest just aren't strong enough to assert their needs. But it turns out that everyone wants to make a connection. This is an inherent human quality, something we take for granted. The film addresses how we communicate this need, the codes we use, the information we protect. It's about the relationship between communication, intimacy, and our desperation to make a connection.
People don't just want to be loved. They want to be loved for who they really are. They want real relationships, to be seen and loved. In Disconnect, relationships begin technologically, with words typed on a screen. The characters can be who they want to be; they don't have to worry about being seen, so they don't have to worry about being loved. The Internet provides them with a safe space to explore intimacy. And these relationships are gratifying, but only to a certain point. When the characters take the next step, a real face-to-face connection, more often than not the relationships turn out to be disappointing. They were perfect when each person could pretend to be what the other hoped for. It's easy to promise to fulfill another's needs, but in real life this is much harder to do. Every relationship is a compromise. Nothing is free. Nothing is perfect. We all have to settle for less than what we want.
Disconnect is an excellent film, serious in intent, original in its narrative exposition—and its subject, need and intimacy, is compelling because it is so universal. This movie is about all of us.View Comments | Add Comment
Teens Lose Weight, Gain Confidence on 'The Biggest Loser'
March 26, 2013 Jessica Kashiwabara
This season of The Biggest Loser, the NBC weight loss reality series, featured three teenage contestants, two 13-year-olds Biingo and Lindsay, and 16-year-old Sunny. Each had their own trainer from the show and a nutritionist to guide them through their weight loss journey. Unlike the adult contestants, there were no threats of elimination and they were not weighed in weekly. Instead, the focus was on getting healthy and becoming a positive influence in their schools, homes, and communities.
I was curious to see how the show would take on working with kids for the first time. While controversial whether it's even healthy to put teens on a weight loss show in front of millions of viewers, the producers and trainers on the show did seem to attempt to tackle the ongoing and growing problem of childhood obesity with sincerity and a sense of responsibility. In an interview with trainer Jillian Michaels she said, about working with the teens, "The producers of the show have been consulting some of the top experts—pediatricians, child psychologists—to help us deal with this in the most delicate and appropriate ways."
It's hard not to get emotionally involved in the show, watching the trainers guide contestants through physical and psychological challenges and seeing the result of their transformations week by week. In one of the most heartbreaking moments of the show Sunny confronted her mom about her mother's own weight issues and said her biggest fear was to watch her mom die. Her mother, initially defensive, then broke down telling Sunny that mothers are supposed to take children's fears away, not cause them. They vowed to work on getting healthy together.
While these teens will continue their struggles to maintain a healthy body, it did feel like by the end of the show they had a better understanding of how to do it. They focused on goals that gave them something positive to shoot for, and on the way they got stronger. For the finale, instead of dramatic numbers on a scale, the teens' had a final reveal—Lindsay makes the cheerleading squad, Biingo gets onto a baseball team, Sunny fits into her dream prom dress. Despite the producer influence, all the teens did have a genuine glow of pride in their healthier bodies and a newfound confidence beaming in front of the live studio audience. As Sunny put it, "I'm so happy. All it takes is a step in the right direction and some perseverance... It's the best feeling you can have."View Comments | Add Comment
Phones, Brains, Hearts, and Babies
March 25, 2013 Caroline Miller
The headline—"Your Phone Vs Your Heart"—makes it hard to resist, and, indeed, the piece is hovering at the top of the New York Times most emailed list. In the article a psychology prof from UNC named Barbara Fredrickson describes research she claims shows that if you spend less time interacting with people in person, even if you're busy communicating with them by phone or computer, you lose some of your capacity for connecting.
The study itself isn't quite that grand: it actually just purports to show that interacting with people improves what's called "vagal tone," the state of the vagus nerve, which connects the brain and the heart, and is linked to overall health. Neurobiologists have already shown the converse, she says, that "by increasing people's vagal tone, we increase their capacity for connection, friendship and empathy."
Her argument is that not only is the brain highly plastic, which we know it is, but so is your cardiovascular system, and the ability to empathize, for example, is actually dependent on face-to-face exercise.
Your heart's capacity for friendship also obeys the biological law of "use it or lose it." If you don't regularly exercise your ability to connect face to face, you'll eventually find yourself lacking some of the basic biological capacity to do so.
I can't evaluate the science here, but what's interesting is the implication for children: That the amount of time spent looking at a video screen rather than another face could, if it's large enough, have long-term implications for a child's social development. It's not what's happening on the screen that we're worrying about; it's what's not happening face-to-face. And, as Fredrickson notes aptly, we should also worry about the amount of time a baby spends looking at a parent or caregiver who is talking on the phone rather than interacting with her.View Comments | Add Comment


text:
26 Things Summer Roberts Wore In The First Season Of "The O.C." That Were Soooooo 2003
Ten years ago on this day The O.C. was born. And the little baby hadn't found it's fashion footing yet.
1. This yellow Juicy tracksuit:
2. This other tracksuit:
3. This striped shirt under a purple shortsleeve sweater with a matching headband:
4. This floral bikini top with a denim skirt:
5. This cargo skirt:
6. This other cargo skirt:
7. These sunglasses:
8. This bandana with this halter top:
9. This yellow tube dress:
10. This flowy shirt with tight low-rise jeans:
11. These hoop earrings:
12. This Juicy terry cloth dress:
13. This striped skirt:
14. This collared shirt under a sweater (and those pants with the DOUBLE-HOLED BELT.)
15. This deep-V striped shirt:
16. This barrette (and jean jacket):
17. This updo:
18. This shirt (what are these called I don't even know??):
19. This striped scoop neck:
20. This skirt–beanie combo:
21. This hair:
22. This necklace:
23. This dress:
24. That sparkly cardigan with shirt underneath:
25. This lipstick:
26. And these satin gloves:
Even though Season 1 Summer was strange and different, she was still Summer.
All screenshots from here. Thank you for those.
Preview Your Response
Here Are The Top Stories
- Police in Athens used pepper spray on protesters two days ahead of Greece's major bailout vote.
- A medical helicopter crashed in Colorado. The crash killed the pilot and injured two crew members.
- Serena Williams survived an upset at Wimbledon and defeated current Britain's Heather Watson. She'll play her older sister Venus in the next round of the tournament ?


text:
Holy Ghost Catholic Church (Dubuque, Iowa)
|This article relies entirely upon a single source, the National Register Information System (NRIS) database or one of its mirrors. Articles based solely on the NRIS may contain errors. (November 2013)
Holy Ghost Catholic Historic District
Rear-view of Holy Ghost Church
|2887-2921 Central Ave.
Dubuque, Iowa
|42°31′26″N 90°40′46″W / 42.52389°N 90.67944°WCoordinates: 42°31′26″N 90°40′46″W / 42.52389°N 90.67944°W
|1916 (church)
|Governing body
|Dubuque, Iowa MPS
|NRHP Reference #
|Added to NRHP
|September 15, 2011
Holy Ghost Catholic Church is a Roman Catholic parish located within the city of Dubuque, Iowa. It is part of the Archdiocese of Dubuque. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2011.
The parish was formed in 1896 in response to a population explosion in the northern parts of Dubuque. Sacred Heart Church had been established in 1879, and a new large church capable of seating 1,100 was built in 1888. But within a few years church officials realized that even with a new building that Sacred Heart wasn't able to keep up with the growing population. In response Holy Ghost parish was formed.
A combination church and school structure was built at the 2900th block of what today is known as Central Avenue. Within a few years a large church building designed by Guido Beck was built just to the north of the old building.
In July 2001, Wahlert High School and all Dubuque Catholic Elementary Schools and the Catholic Early Childhood Centers, joined to become a system called Holy Family Catholic Schools. This resulted in the consolidation of and closure of several long time schools, including Holy Trinity, Nativity, Sacred Heart, St. Joseph Key West, St. Joseph The Worker, St. Mary's, and St. Patrick's. Besides Holy Ghost, the other remaining elementary schools are Resurrection Elementary School, St. Anthony Elementary School, and St. Columbkille Elementary School.
See also[edit]
- ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2009-03-13.
External links[edit]
- Parish Website
- Holy Family Catholic Schools Website
- Dubuque Postcards
- Resurrection Catholic Church
- Private School Reports
- Historic districts in Iowa
- Churches in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Dubuque
- Churches in Dubuque, Iowa
- Religious organizations established in 1896
- Roman Catholic churches completed in 1916
- National Register of Historic Places in Dubuque County, Iowa
- Properties of religious function on the National Register of Historic Places in Iowa


text:
View gay Singles in University Park
By clicking continue, I agree to receive transactional and promotional emails from Match.com. I understand that I am free to withdraw consent at any time.
By using our site, you agree to the Match.com Terms of Use.
The best place on the web to find love in the Old Line State. Search Maryland for online singles today. Relationships are a two-way street, start searching for your match today! Online dating in University Park, Maryland is no more or less safe than any other kind of dating. So you have nothing to worry about, search our online personals today! Back in the saddle again? Start dating online in [$CITY]. Select your dream date from thousands of University Park online personal ads with photos.
Adelphi, Ardmore, Avondale, Beltsville, Berwyn, Berwyn Heights, Bladensburg, Brentwood, Cheverly, Chillum, College Park, Colmar Manor, Cottage City, Fairmount Heights, Federal Energy Reg Comm, Glenarden, Greenbelt, Hillandale, Hyattsville, Landover, Landover Hills, Langley Park, Lanham Seabrook, Lewisdale, Mount Rainier, Naval Air Facility, New Carrollton, North Brentwood, North Englewood, Palmer Park, Prince Georges Metro Center, Raljon, Riverdale, Seabrook, Silver Spring, Southern MD Facility, Takoma Park, Tuxedo, West Hyattsville, Woodmoor view all states »
Asian Men, Black Men, Catholic Men, Christian Men, Divorced Men, Free Online Dating, Gay Singles, Gay Dating, Jewish Men, Lesbian Singles, Single Parents, view all communities »


text:
Lookin At Lucky Gets Redemption in Preakness
Lookin At Lucky , the beaten favorite in the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), redeemed himself in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) (VIDEO), taking the lead at the top of the stretch and stubbornly fending off pacesetter First Dude and a closing Jackson Bend. With new rider Martin Garcia aboard, the 2009 juvenile champion won by three-quarters of a length May 15 at Pimlico.
Attendance of 95,760 represented a 23% gain over 2009 and A total of $79,209,170 was wagered on the 13-race program.
Attendance of 95,760 represented a 23% gain over 2009 and A total of $79,209,170 was wagered on the 13-race program.
Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver finished eighth in the $1 million event, foiling jockey Calvin Borel's prediction of a Triple Crown sweep.
"When I asked him, he kind of just folded up. It happens," said Borel.
Lookin At Lucky finally got the trip his connections had been hoping for while posting a three-quarter-length victory. The son of Smart Strike had not gotten a clean journey in any of his three races this year, including a troubled sixth-place Derby effort. In an attempt to change his "luck," trainer Bob Baffert replaced regular rider Garrett Gomez with Garcia for the Preakness. It worked out to perfection for the 2-1 second choice.
Baffert earned his fifth Preakness victory with Lookin At Lucky, who is owned by Karl Watson, Mike Pegram, and Paul Weitman. The California-based Garcia was making his debut in the Preakness. He rode Conveyance to a 15th-place finish for Baffert in the Kentucky Derby.
"When they turned for home, he can really finish,'' Baffert said of the winner. "When I saw those red colors making that cruise, I thought, `Oh boy, he's running today.' "
Bred in Kentucky by Gulf Coast Farms, Lookin At Lucky won for the seventh time in 10 starts. A $475,000 Keeneland April 2009 2-year-old-in-training sale purchase, he is out of the Belong to Me mare Private Feeling.
WinStar Farm's Super Saver, aiming to continue his quest to become the first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978, was sent off as the 19-10 favorite, but tired badly. Trained by Todd Pletcher, the son of Maria's Mon was in contention to the quarter pole but could not sustain his bid.
Garcia gave Lookin At Lucky the perfect trip in Preakness 135, keeping him mid-pack through the backstretch, but not too far back of pacesetter First Dude, who broke from post 11 and set ambitious opening splits under Ramon Dominguez. The son of Stephen Got Even broke straight for the lead and clicked off fractions of: 22.91 and :46.47, while Super Saver pressed the pace under Borel. Jackson Bend was also up close, as was Caracortado and Yawanna Twist.
After saving ground through the backstretch, Lookin At Lucky was angled away from the rail around the far turn and began to advance on the leader in tandem with Caracortado. Schoolyard Dreams was also moving well when they approached the quarter pole. They ran three-quarters in 1:11.22.
Despite setting quick fractions, First Dude was still going well along the inside when they came off the turn, and he was heads apart with Lookin At Lucky and Caracortado when they straightened away for home. Lookin At Lucky, who was in the four path, put away Caracortado approaching the final furlong and seemed to have the race wrapped up after taking a half-length lead at the eighth pole. But First Dude would not go away along the inside and fought back at the leader past mid-stretch. Yawanna Twist and Jackson Bend desperately closed on Lookin At Lucky in deep stretch but came up short.
Lookin At Lucky hit the wire in a final time of 1:55.47 for the 1 3/16 miles on a fast track, nearly three seconds off the track record set by Farma Way in 1991. First Dude finished a head in front of Jackson Bend, ridden by MIke Smith, for runner-up. Yawanna Twist was fourth in a field of a dozen 3-year-olds.
"I knew the horse outside me (Jackson Bend) had a lot of speed, and I knew that I had to get close to the rail by the first turn; that's what Baffert told me," Garcia said. "I tried to save the most ground to the first turn. Bob told me after that just do whatever you want. I tried to save ground, and whenever I got a chance I wanted to go outside and I'd get them from there."
A winner of five out of six starts as a juvenile, Lookin At Lucky clinched his Eclipse Award with a narrow score in the CashCall Futurity (gr. I) at Hollywood Park in December. His 3-year-old campaign began in style too, as he overcame a troubled trip to nail Noble's Promise at the wire in the Rebel Stakes (gr. II) at Oaklawn Park in March.
But the bay colt's fortunes changed in the Santa Anita Derby (gr. I) in April, when he was steadied badly around the five-sixteenths-pole en route to a disappointing third-place finish as the odds-on favorite. A month later in the Kentucky Derby his chances were again badly compromised, this time by drawing unenviable post 1, which played a major role in getting him squeezed, then bumped just after the start of the classic.
But the Preakness was a different story, as Lookin At Lucky finally received a trouble-free trip under Garcia from post 7.
"Our luck had to change somehow the way the trips have been," Baffert said. "The draw was so important. I kept seeing seven all day. We went to have breakfast and the number to get my food was seven."
Baffert, who did not say if he would take Lookin At Lucky to the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) in three weeks, won his first Preakness since 2002 when he did it with War Emblem. His other Preakness winners came in 1997 with Silver Charm, 1998 with Real Quiet, and 2001 with Point Given. Baffert's five wins in the second leg of the Triple Crown ties him for second with D. Wayne Lukas. It was the Hall of Famer's ninth win in a Triple Crown race.
Garcia came to the United States in 2003, working at a deli in the San Francisco Bay area. The owner of the shop introduced him to a former jockey, who got him a job as an exercise rider even though he had no experience.
Two years later he became a jockey, but continued to cook two days a week at the deli in a show of gratitude. He moved to Southern California a year later and gradually found success on the ultra-competitive circuit. His most important new connection was Baffert.
"He came out here today and he was so cool and calm," the trainer said. "He rode a perfect race. Martin can get a horse to settle really well, and I could see he had the horse in a nice rhythm."
The race looked good for Super Saver, too, in the early stages. But turning for home, he came up empty.
"He ran so hard in the Derby,'' Borel said. "He's not a big horse."
Pletcher blamed the two-week Derby turnaround to the Preakness for the horse's tiring effort.
"He tried hard. It was a little quick for him," he said. "I wouldn't trade the Derby for anything. We got the one we wanted the most."
Sent off as the second choice, Lookin At Lucky paid $6.80, $4.60, and $3.80. First Dude, sent off at 23-1, returned $16.60 and $9.20, and helped fill out a $188.60 exacta. Jackson Bend was $6.60 to show and completed a trifecta payout of $2,771.
Yawanna Twist was followed by Dublin , who bore out badly from his far outside post at the break, Paddy O'Prado , Caracortado, Super Saver, Schoolyard Dreams, Aikenite , Pleasant Prince, and Northern Giant.
Lookin At Lucky earned $600,000 for the win and has now banked $2,113,000.
Trainer Dale Romans was not surprised that First Dude, who ran third in the Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (gr. I), ran such a big race.
"First Dude is a serious, confident, aggressive horse who can compete with the best," Romans said. "He ran super. Ramon said he didn't want to give up the lead. He kept his path. He just couldn't hold off the winner. I'll talk to the owner and we'll discuss whether to go a mile and a half (Belmont Stakes)."
Copyright © 2015 The Blood-Horse, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


text:
More Spinone Italiano Puppies and Dogs for sale.
Spinone puppies Boe Dogs in Paso Robles, California
FEMALE PUPPY Alfredo Di Nardo & Crooked Pine Spinone in Royal Oak, Michigan
Italiano Spinone Bayport Waterdogs Inc in Guelph , Ontario
spinone puppys Destine DeDomani Spinone's in New Kensington, Pennsylvania
Spinone Puppies born 5/23/15 MichaelAngelas Spinone in Huntsville, Ohio
Spinone Puppies Due End Of July 2015 Penny Lane in Columbus, Indiana
Spinone puppies - Spinone Italianos in Paso Robles, California - Boe Dogs
AKC Breeders of Merit. We show and hunt our dogs. Champion bloodlines, hand raised. We welcome visitors to see us and our dogs. Go to Boedogs.com for more pictures. 805-235-8964 Boys and girls are still available. email: firstname.lastname@example.com DOB 5/4/14 Boys and girls available. White and white with orange markings
Ad location: Paso Robles, California
Ad created: Apr 19, 2014
Contact Information
Contact Name: Loren & Cynthia Boe
805-235-4911Contact breeder through email Click here to visit website
My Classified Pictures


text:
How did three Danes end up being tortured in Lebanon?
The human cost of the Greek financial crisis
31 Mar 2010 10:39 GMT | Politics, Iraq, United Kingdom
" />
Iraqis have recently risked their lives to vote and have placed their faith in the democratic system.
The general elections in Iraq have been hailed by UN observers as fair and transparent.
But now it is taking on a distinctly murky tone as the two main rivals compete for the right to form the next government.
Both Iyad Allawi, Iraq's former prime minister, and Nouri al-Maliki, the current prime minister of Iraq, have sought to discredit the election by alleging widespread fraud.
Is their push for power undermining Iraq's fledgling democracy? And are the people being let down by their politicians? Inside Story is joined by Saad al-Muttalibi, a political advisor to the Iraqi Council of Ministers, Sabah al-Mukhtar, the head of the Arab Lawyers Association in the UK, and Scott Lucas, the editor of Enduringamerica.com and professor of Americam Studies at the University of Birmingham.This episode of Inside Story aired from Tuesday, March 30, 2010.
Source: Al Jazeera
Content on this website is for general information purposes only. Your comments
are provided by your own free will and you take sole responsibility for any direct
or indirect liability. You hereby provide us with an irrevocable, unlimited, and
global license for no consideration to use, reuse, delete or publish comments, in
accordance with Community Rules & Guidelines and Terms and Conditions.
A deep-seated cultural preference for boys is skewing India's sex ratio and making slaves of women.
Human Rights, Asia, India
Migrants complain of being sent to squalid shelters, as France unveils plan to reduce asylum processing times.
Europe, France, Migrants
Despite reforms, lifting of sanctions and 'opening', political activists in Myanmar continue to face arrests.
Human Rights, Asia, Myanmar
Changing climate, unpredictable rains dry out the land, threaten the pastoral way of life in Somaliland.
Poverty & Development, Environment, Africa
From Democracy to the Market - we examine the devastating impact of the Greek financial crisis on ordinary citizens.
Business & Economy, Europe, Greece
Can Afghan archaeologists take on the Chinese and the Taliban to save a 5,000-year-old archaeological site?
Arts & Culture, Asia, Afghanistan
In war-torn Afghanistan it is not the Taliban that poses the greatest threat to women - it is their own families.
Human Rights, Women, Afghanistan
After decades of tension and hostility between the two nations, has change finally come to US-Cuba relations?


text:
Male , 51-55
Feeling bored
Seems to me you don't want to talk about it. Seems to me you just turn your pretty head and walk away.
I\'m a guy who was raised around a lot of females, so I have a lot of their traits.
Last Seen Jun 3
Member Since Mar 21, 2012
Favorite Quote "I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, I\'ll go to it laughing." Herman Melville, Moby Dick
- a little Scottish
- and a little American Indian
- and 100% American
Vices Marijuana
Horoscope Scorpio
Special day 10-31
Books Any good novel
Music Anything except rap, disco or modern country/pop
Movies Anything by Coen Brothers or Mel Brooks
Local Time June 29th, 6:22 PM
Profile Whiteboard Recent Activity 259 Stories 1449 Experiences 11 Friends 1 Photo 3755 Questions Trophies
The building stands empty, save for the detritus of youth - candy wrappers, soda cans and condoms. Nothing remains except four brick walls, a rough concrete floor and wooden ceiling. An immense... [more]
stankadiddlehopper has shared 125 Mature Experiences
I Have Had A Groupie ExperienceGirl Band Many years ago, two of my friends and I were traveling down the road when we saw what appeared to be a tour bus on the side of the road. We stopped as we saw the hood up. There was a man -… [more]
Finding Myself When I was in my early 20s, I had a period where I was confused about everything. Life, love, you name it, I was confused. So I packed a few things in my pickup and headed to the mountains. I li… [more]
My Story Of my Granny's first seven grandchildren, I was the only boy. And we were and are a clannish family. Not like when Granny was alive, but still. In my growing up days, it was me, six girls… [more]
Long Distance Love Miles of empty air between us, We still manage to love. Through time and space, The affection finds its way. Words cannot take the place Of physical contact. But … [more]


text:
Since I commute good distances, I rely on cruise control where I set it 1-2 mph less than that the 10 or 15 mph cushion the police set. Works pretty well.
Al Michaels: "That's the loudest manure chant I have ever heared!"
Sleeping barely above the sea... and walking under water
Part of USA TODAY Sports Digital Properties.


text:
Star Music
Thanks for stopping by!
Rob Lucas In The Morning
Listen Live
Listen on Mobile
On Demand Audio
Photo Gallery
The Latest
Rob Lucas in the Morning
Get Inside Roger's Head
Sue's Stuff
John's Spin
1 Thing Environmental Blog
Star Events
Concert Calendar
General Contest Rules
Like Us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Rob Lucas In The Morning
12 Reasons Thanksgiving Is The Best Day Ever
by Rob Lucas
posted Nov 26 2013 5:37AM
Photo by MomPrepares, via Flickr
The folks from Buzzfeed are at it again! Part serious, part goofy, the
12 Reasons Thanksgiving Is The Best Day Ever
is all true! We especially like #3...which allows you to wrap everything thing in bacon!
Tags :
Topics :
Social :
Back To Blog
12 Reasons Thanksgiving Is The Best Day Ever
Please Enter Your Comments Below
Title :
Comment :
Please enter the text as it is shown in the box below :
Refresh Image
Closings and Delays
Recent Blog Posts
42 Kid-Friendly Road Trips from Buffalo
Rob Lucas
Jul 3
Uncle Sam's Crying a Little
Mike Stanz
Jul 3
Thank You, Donald Trump, from America
Mike Stanz
Jul 3
Barack Obama, the Voice of America
Mike Stanz
Jul 3
"The Authorities Would Tell Us!"
Mike Stanz
Jul 3
Now You Can Stuff Your Own Donnie T
Mike Stanz
Jul 3
Bruce Springsteen Jumps On Brian Wilson's Encore
Mike Stanz
Jul 3
So That's How You Make Twins...
Mike Stanz
Jul 3
Jul 2015
Jun 2015
May 2015
Apr 2015
Mar 2015
Feb 2015
Jan 2015
Dec 2014
Nov 2014
Oct 2014
Sep 2014
Aug 2014
Jul 2014


text:
Join FREE | Login
& Deals
& Celebrations
©2014 General Mills, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This information will only be used to send an email to your friend(s) and will not be saved. Please read our Privacy Policy.
Biscuit Tostada Grande
Crescent Beef Burritos
Grands!® Easy Taco Melts
Taco-Stuffed Pasta Shells
Chicken Taco Grande
Spicy Jamaican Meat Pies with Island Salsa
Refrigerated crescent dinner rolls unite as a quick crust to hold ground beef, cheese, salsa and seasoning in this easy-to-assemble main dish.
Pile on your favorite toppings! Try shredded lettuce, chopped tomatoes, additional salsa, sour cream and avocado slices.
A 4.5-oz can of Old El Paso® chopped green chiles can be added to the meat mixture.
© 2015 ®/TM General Mills All Rights Reserved


text:
In Sweet Kill (aka The Arousers), former 1950s teen idol Tab Hunter (Battle Cry, The Sea Chase) gives a superbly chilling performance as Eddie Collins, a lonely and frustrated high school gym teacher who finds that he is unable to perform sexually with women because of repressed memories of his mother. After accidentally killing a woman while trying to sleep with her, he finds that he is able to get aroused by the dead body. This leads to a series of murders to fuel Collins' sexual gratification. The film is written and directed by Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Curtis Hanson (L.A. Confidential, The Hand That Rocks The Cradle). Also starring Angus Scrimm (Phantasm).
Presented in 1.33.1 full-frame from best possible source material available.


text:
The Blog
The Daily Grind
10:51 AM, Jun 11, 2009 • By MARY KATHARINE HAM
Widget tooltip
Get alerts when there is a new article that might interest you.
Docs say no to Obama's "public option."
Mahmoud's problem with women.
Lawyer in Heller case seeking to have Second Amdendment right enforced against state and local gun-control laws.
How the "public" option becomes the only option.
The compensation czar doesn't like being called a czar.
Russia not as keen on a world without nukes as Obama.
Mubarak <3s Obama's speech almost as much as Chris Matthews.
Type in your email
Featured Writers
Our Writers
What Did You Miss?
© Copyright 2015 The Weekly Standard LLC - A Weekly Conservative Magazine & Blog. All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy | Terms of Use


text:
Book your room at La Reserva de San Leonardo
Please enter your travel dates.
Get an overview of this hotel4-star hotel with restaurant and outdoor pool
Situated in San Leonardo de Yague, this hotel is 13.7 mi (22.1 km) from Parque Natural del Canon del Rio Lobos and within 25 mi (40 km) of Casa de la Madera and Plaza Mayor. El Burgo de Osma Cathedral and Pico de Urbion are also within 32 mi (52 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, a sauna, and conference rooms.
Room Amenities
All 66 rooms provide balconies, wired Internet, and TVs. Refrigerators, minibars, and hair dryers are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an outdoor pool, La Reserva de San Leonardo provides a sauna and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink.
Event facilities include conference space and meeting rooms. This San Leonardo de Yague hotel also offers a library, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills.
- Total number of rooms - 66
- Bar/lounge
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Conference space
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Library
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Sauna
- Outdoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Balcony
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Television
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Where to Eat
La Reserva de San Leonardo has a restaurant on site.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool, a sauna, and a fitness center.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Pets allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
We should mention
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.


text: Barbara Hannigan and Bejun Mehta in the Festival at Aix production of Written on Skin. Pascal Victor/ArtComArt hide caption itoggle caption Pascal Victor/ArtComArt This Opera Will Eat Your Heart Out October 4, 2013 In few operas does all the mayhem express what underlies George Benjamin's Written on Skin. The work conveys a profound awareness of human cruelty and its inextricable connection to passion and art. Listen Loading… 8:04 Playlist Download Embed Embed Close embed modal <iframe src="http://www.npr.org/player/embed/229194497/229196301" width="100%" height="290" frameborder="0" scrolling="no">


text:
Welcome back to Stockhouse Member Sign In
Sign in with one of the following accounts.
Send my password
« back
Become a member today, It's free!
We will not release or resell your information to third parties without your permission.
Use one of the following accounts.
Go Back...
Toronto Venture Exchange is up 16% over the last month and it's crossed above its 120-day moving average
More than 115 million ounces of gold have been outlined in America's last mineral frontier by three high-flying developers
One company turned down a $2 a share takeover offer
These junior miners could benefit most
http://csironewsblog.com/2015/06/16/eureka-a-solid-gold-solution-to-make-archimedes-proud/ 'Eureka!' cried the Ancient Greek scholar...
They make us believe we don't know what we are talking about.
Federal Court Rejects EPA Motion To Dismiss Pebble 'FACA' Lawsuit. News released late yesterday afternoon. Another setback for the EPA...
The Greens' Back Door at the EPA Environmentalists coordinated with the feds to veto a mine project in Alaska. Kimberley A. Strassel May...


text:
Thanks for redeeming.{{else}}
Success! Thanks for repurchasing.{{/if}} {{else}} {{#if Expired}}
Increase my visibility!{{else}} {{#if IsMultiPack}}
{{#if HasMultiPack}} You have {{MultiPackCount}} top spot(s) left. Now loading you into the search listings... {{else}} You have used all top spots. Now loading you into the search listings... {{/if}}{{else}}
We are loading you into the search listing pages...{{/if}} {{/if}} {{/if}} {{/if}}
{{Current}} just saw you!{{/if}} {{#if LastTopSpotPurchaseIsMulti }} {{#if HasAnyTopSpot}}
{{#if HasFreeTopSpot }} {{ UnclaimedTopSpotFree }} Free {{/if}} {{#if HasPaidTopSpot }} {{#if HasFreeTopSpot }} & {{/if}} {{ MultiPackCount }} {{/if}} Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left{{else}}
0 Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left{{/if}} {{else}} {{#if HasFreeTopSpot }}
{{ UnclaimedTopSpotFree }} Top Spot{{#if Plural}}s{{/if}} Left{{/if}} {{/if}} {{else}} {{#if HasResults}}
{{Current}} see you now!{{else}} {{/if}} {{/if}}
You can now invite anyone to meet at your favorite Starbucks.
Limited-time feature
33 year old man | Pompano Beach, FL, USA | Seeking women 23-38 within 50 miles of Coral Springs, FL
Active within 24 hours
English guy living in coral springs
I have been told i'm Funny, great smile, fun, interesting, social, with an accent that all my friends want and try and mimic! I Like making new friends and hanging out. I'm not very good at describing myself in sentences on a website, much better in person where a face to face conversation can be had. I love to travel and visit new places. Sailing is a hobby of mine, but usually only when i can get back to the UK to sail with my friends. I'm Looking for someone who is fun, funny, spontaneous, sarcastic. Enjoys going out and having fun but also likes to stay in and relax. Someone that when we are around each other and can both be ourselves. Not quiet sure what else to write but if you would like to know anything don't hesitate to ask.
Camping , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Travel/Sightseeing , Wine tasting
Bowling, Swimming, VolleyBall, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Dogs
Middle of the Road
I have been to a lot of different places it is very hard to pic specific ones. New Zealand was amazing, Greece, Spain, Southern France are all spectacular places. English countryside is still up in the listings though!
I like to try new experiences, play pool, wine tasting, bowling (terrible at that), im always open to suggestions too.
Z{{Cta}} {{#if HasMoreInfo}} ?{{CtaSecondary}} {{/if}}
|What he is looking for
|6'0" (182cms)
|3'0" (91cms) to 8'11" (271cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|Slender, About average, Curvy, Athletic and toned
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|No Way
|No preference
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker, Regularly, Moderately
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married
|No preference
|Have kids:
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|White / Caucasian
|Native American, White / Caucasian
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Bachelors degree
|No preference


text:
Could the OWS Anniversary Protest Get Out of Hand?
Sept. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg Contributing Editor Richard Falkenrath discusses today's Occupy Wall Street one-year anniversary protest. He also discusses tension between Israel and the U.S. He speaks on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop." (Source: Bloomberg)
Most Recent Videos
Aetna to Buy Humana for $37 Billion
27:29 - Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua and Manus Cranny report on today's "Top Headlines." They speak on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (Source: Bloomberg)


text:
Ravioli with Ripe Tomatoes
Tip: If you can't find microwavable ravioli for this easy pasta recipe, use one bag (13- to 16-ounce) frozen ravioli. Place in microwave-safe large bowl with 2 1/2 cups water; cover with vented plastic wrap and microwave on High 10 minutes or until cooked through, stirring once.
Total Time:
Level: Easy
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below
- 1.50 lb. ripe tomatoes
- 0.50 c. fresh basil leaves
- 3 tbsp. olive oil
- 0.25 tsp. freshly grated lemon peel
- salt and pepper
- 1 bag microwavable cheese ravioli
- 0.25 c. freshly grated Parmesan cheese
- In large bowl, combine tomatoes, basil, olive oil, lemon peel, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper. Let stand at room temperature at least 15 minutes or up to 30 minutes to blend flavors.
- Meanwhile, cook ravioli in microwave as label directs.
- Add hot pasta to sauce and toss to coat. Sprinkle with Parmesan to serve.
What do you think?
How to Make a Liberty Bell Cake
Let freedom ring with this fun party centerpiece.
How to Make an Uncle Sam Hat Cake
Because America's birthday deserves a little something special.
Wish Bone Recalls Ranch Dressing Due to a Dangerous Mistake
Double-check your dressing, everyone.
More From Food & Recipes


text:
The Westin Tysons Corner
The Westin Tysons Corner's 405 spacious guest rooms provide the ultimate in comfort. Each room features the all-white Heavenly® Bed with its layer after layer of cozy down bedding and the refreshing Heavenly® Bath.
Blending chic décor and suburban appeal, all guest rooms feature wireless High Speed Internet Access, an oversized desk, 24-hour room service, coffee/tea maker with Starbucks Coffee®, and much more.
Westin didn't discover fresh air, but we're proud to offer smoke-free guest rooms at this hotel.
Check in: 3:00 PM Check out: 12:00 PM
Weekends last longer at Westin with late checkout on Sunday. Availability may vary.
- Heavenly® Shower/Bath
- Make-up/Shaving Mirror
- Hairdryer
- Bathrobes
- Signature Bath Amenities
- Accessible Shower and/or Bath
Bed Features
- Heavenly® Bed
- Cribs (Upon Request)
- Hypoallergenic Pillows
- Duvet
- Down Pillows
- 300 Thread Count Sheets
- Heavenly® Crib
- Rollaway Beds
- Daily Grill
- Ledo's Pizza
- Tara Thai
- Silver Diner
- Olive Garden
- Morton's of Chicago
- McCormick & Schmick's Seafood Restaurant
- The Cheesecake Factory
- The Palm - Tysons Corner
- Clydes of Tysons Corner
- PF Chang's
- Legal Seafood
- Lebanese Taverna
- Maggiano's Italian
- 24-Hour Room Service
- Refreshment Center
- Refrigerator Available (Charge)
- Coffee Maker with Starbucks Coffee
- The Westin Eat Well Menu for Kids
- SuperFoodsRx™
- Westin Fresh by The Juicery
- Closed Caption Programming
- 32" Flat Panel Television
- Flat Screen Television
- In-Room Movies
- Ergonomic Desk Chair
- Dual-Line Cordless Telephone
- Voicemail
- Direct Dialing
- Outlet Adaptors
- Desk
- Data Port
- Heavenly® Dog Bed Available
Room Amenities & Services
- Individual Climate Control
- Full-Length Mirror
- Iron/Ironing Board
- Free Daily Newspaper (National)
- Radio/Alarm Clock
- Video Check-Out
- Air-Conditioned Room
- Valet Service
- Personalized Wake-Up Service
- In-Room Electronic Safe
- WestinWORKOUT® Gear Lending Program
Room Features
- 100% Non-Smoking Guest Rooms
- Connecting Rooms Available
- WestinWORKOUT® Room
- Suites Available
- Accessible Room
- Starwood Preferred Guest Room
Internet Access
Free internet is available via a variety of our brands, booking channels and membership tiers. Learn more
- Wireless High Speed Internet Access in All Guest Rooms 10 USD per day
To explore the full lemeridien.com experience, Flash Player Version 6.39 or higher is required. Click here for a free download. Alternatively click here to experience the non-flash version of lemeridien.com. Enjoy


text:
Comment - Wine - Losh's Chris-tal Ball - Part II
After last week's look at what the first six months of 2013 has in store for the wine industry, Chris Losh considers the second half of the year. Prepare yourself for yet more insight and analysis from our resident wine bard.
Get full access to all content, just $1 for 30 days
A Message From The Editor
just-drinks gives you the widest beverage market coverage.
Paid just-drinks members have unlimited access to all our exclusive content - including 15 years of archives.
I am so confident you will love complete access to our content that today I can offer you 30 days access for $1.
It's our best ever membership offer – just for you.
Olly Wehring, editor of just-drinks
Olly's offer to you
Risk-free, money-back guarantee
Most Popular
- Rekorderlig Deal Sees Molson Coors Miss Out
- Comment - Diageo CFO to North America? Do the Math
- 5 reasons why Constellation's Meiomi buy works
- Hail Marie Brizard: But, For How Long?
- Constellation Brands basks in beer glory
- Bacardi buys Banks rum
- Diageo ditches Shui Jing Fang plans in China
- MillerCoors changes CMOs with immediate effect
- Diageo turns to W Ice in South Korea
- C&C Group chairman backs CEO amid turmoil
Market research


text:
Town Square
Spare the Air alert issued for Saturday
Original post made on Sep 29, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Saturday, September 29, 2012, 9:40 AM
Comments (2)
a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
on Sep 29, 2012 at 11:36 am
Is the title of this article a typo? The alert for Saturday was issued on Friday. The alert that was issued today is for Sunday.
Protect all of our kids health by reducing your pollution for a few days.
a resident of another community
on Sep 29, 2012 at 12:33 pm
Lame- school sports, running errands, BBQs - I don't know many who pay attention to these alerts. We do, but that's because we keep our lives relatively simple & don't have kids to ferry around.
Don't miss out on the discussion!
Sign up to be notified of new comments on this topic.
Lutticken's owner opens Main & Elm in Redwood City
By Elena Kadvany | 7 comments | 2,386 views
OK I Changed The Title
By Laura Stec | 22 comments | 1,642 views
Family Outing - Inside Out
By Cheryl Bac | 0 comments | 835 views
Relay for Life, Menlo Park, August 8
By Chandrama Anderson | 0 comments | 605 views


text:
Big Sean Tickets
If you've been searching for great deals on Big Sean tickets, GoTickets has a large selection on sale for the 2015 schedule. From premium tickets in the front row to cheap seats in your favorite section, "sold out" events, and last minute discounts, our website is the best place to buy tickets to Big Sean online.
Big Sean Tour Dates and Schedule
Sunday, 6:30 PM
Auburn, WA
Tuesday, 6:30 PM
Albuquerque, NM
Friday, 6:00 PM
Maryland Heights, MO
Sunday, 6:30 PM
Noblesville, IN
Tuesday, 6:30 PM
Tinley Park, IL
Thursday, 6:30 PM
Burgettstown, PA
Friday, 6:30 PM
Camden, NJ
Monday, 6:30 PM
Holmdel, NJ
Tuesday, 8:00 PM
New York, NY
Thursday, 6:30 PM
Mansfield, MA
Saturday, 6:30 PM
Hartford, CT
Sunday, 6:30 PM
Bristow, VA
Tuesday, 6:30 PM
Cincinnati, OH
Wednesday, 6:30 PM
Charlotte, NC
Thursday, 6:30 PM
Virginia Beach, VA
Saturday, 6:30 PM
Atlanta, GA
Sunday, 6:30 PM
Tuesday, 6:30 PM
West Palm Beach, FL
Friday, 6:30 PM
Spring, TX
Saturday, 6:30 PM
Austin, TX
Sunday, 6:30 PM
Dallas, TX
Tuesday, 6:30 PM
Morrison, CO
Saturday, 6:30 PM
Fayetteville, NC
How To Buy Big Sean Tickets
- Select your Big Sean Tickets from our inventory
- Select Date and Quantity of Big Sean Tickets
- Place your order
Shipping & Availability When purchasing your Big Sean ticket online, you will be taken to our Big Sean Tickets page. You will then be able to pick which Big Sean event you would like to purchase. All tickets listed are seated together. All of our Big Sean tickets are shipped via Federal Express. Please note that we do not deliver on Saturday unless, that option is specially requested on your order . Our ticket inventory is updated hourly. If for any reason the tickets are no longer available, you will be able to cancel your order or request a different area.


text:
Original recipe yields 12 servings
Amount per serving ({{servings}} total)
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ready In
I did not care for this, and I should have known better than to make this in the first place when I saw the ingredients and their proportions in the recipe. I made the mistake of paying attentio...
Being a HUGE fan of blue cheese, I have made this recipe countless times- I even converted my boyfriend to blue cheese dressing instead of ranch dressing! I have tried to vary it with lower-fat ...
I'll start off by admitting that I loathe the taste of mayonnaise. With that said, I have to say that I just didn't love this. I wanted to but the mayonnaise taste was overpowering to me.