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Chapter 1, House of Hades (www.rickriordan.com)This is the real, first chapter of the new book, that has yet to be released, The House of Hades.http://www.rickriordan.com/Files/Documents/HouseofHades_chapter%20one.pdf
Percabeth DrabblesSurfing Annabeth bit her lip. "Percy, are you sure this is a good idea?" "Yeah, why wouldn't it be? You've got great balance." She could think of no reply. "Oh, come on," Percy said, readjusting the surfboard under his arm. "The Annabeth Chase I know can accomplish anything she sets her genius mind to." That strengthened her resolve. "Let's do it." But surfing was no where near as easy as she'd thought. Percy kept the waves calm, letting Annabeth get used to the feel of the board beneath her, instructing her on how to get on her feet and position her body. Sure, she had great balance, like Percy said, but surfing was like trying to run on a waterbed. She managed to keep her feet under her for about ten seconds before she fell. She surfaced to find Percy struggling to contain his laughter. His green eyes glittered with amusement. Annabeth nar
Musings from an Empty HouseSally had never heard silence this loud.She was no stranger to Silence. Sally and Silence had been acquaintances ever since her childhood, in Uncle Rich's house.That had been the worst part about living with Uncle Rich, back when she lived with him.It wasn't that Uncle Rich neglected her. No, he was the best uncle Sally ever knew. But his job as an accountant kept him busy for long hours, and so whenever Sally was not at school or the library her days were filled with oppressive silence, broken only by the turning of pages or the hum of the refrigerator. Her uncle wasn't rich by any means of the word, and he couldn't afford to buy Sally a radio, or one of the new music players that were the rage, and the old, broken television in the family room only had a sports channel and news channel.So, every afternoon and every evening, Sally could be found devouring book after book, thumbing through her old paperbacks or gleefully relishing a crisp library copy
ExcusesIt'd sting. At first I couldn't quite make out what I was feeling, what the sudden butterflies in my stomach, boiling anger, and urge to punch something meant. All I knew was that, whichever feeling that was, I didn't like it.Knowing that Annabeth had spent an important and significant part of her life running away with Thalia and Luke made me feel strangely left out from everything, as if I'd jumped into their story in the middle of it and started awkwardly meddling with it – which I kind of had done, anyway. Still, the way Annabeth closed herself up whenever the subject was brought up left an unspoken I don't want to tell you vibe in the air. It made me feel even more left out.And it made me angry. Annabeth kept saying Luke wasn't a bad guy, and that I couldn't see it because I hadn't had the time to get to know him for real like she had. She expected me to understand why she trusted him, yet she wouldn't tel
Camp Halfblood ChristmasMerry Christmas dad!Uh... not even sure if Greek Gods celebrate Christmas... but... I sent you a gift anyway.Hope to see you within the next five years?-PercyI slipped the letter in the brown package that, beside the letter, contained a sea shell tie I had bought quite a few years ago and finally decided to send.I scrawled the address and attached a few drachma in a pouch where it disappeared in a "pop!" I wondered how busy Hermes was on Christmas... probably about as busy as a cashier during a sedge.A knock on the door startled me and I capped Riptide quickly."Who is it?" I called, looking over my shoulder."Who else would it be Seaweed brain!" The shout confirms what I thought.I walk over and open the door to Annabeth, bundled up in jackets, her breath steaming out in front of her."Uh... do you want to come in?" I ask, seeing her shivers."Y-yes. That would probably help me not get frozen," she says, slightly sarcas
Three Insomniacs(Warning HOH spoilers) The Argo II swayed back and forth as it passed over the waves. It was so nice, even Hazel was undisturbed by the ocean. The peacefulness was quite strange compared to the events earlier that day, but it was a much welcomed change in pace. Percy sat on the deck staring at the stars and remembering the "foes" who bared arms to the Doors of Death. He should be exhausted after escaping tartarus, but he had only slept a few hours before he had woken up and found himself unable to go back to sleep. He felt better because of those few hours, but he knew he still needed the rest. No matter how hard he tried, it was impossible to sleep with all the thoughts in his head. A loud crash suddenly broke the silence of the night. On instinct, Percy unsheathed Riptide and positioned himself into a fighting stance. One upside of falling into a giant pit and facing countless monsters is that for the rest of you'll life you'll be prepared for anything.
Super short this boy is on fire extraLeo banged Festus' head with his wrench, wondering why Festus wasn't working.Piper and Jason grouped around him since they had nothing better to do and it was there turn as watch. Nothing had happened in the past 15 minutes so they weren't so worried.Leo hummed to himself softly as he felt around the head, not noticing anything wrong. Why wasn't Festus up?Finally in frustration Leo whacked Festus in the head with a wrench he pulled from his belt.They all heard a snort and looked. Festus was awake!"THIS BOY IS ON FIRE!" Suddenly burst from Leo's mouth, making Piper and Jason jump back."What was that!" Jason said, covering his now-tender ears."My theme song. Like?""It... was definitely beautiful Leo," Piper said, rubbing her head."I think I'll sing it now whenever something goes right, you know? Like a victory dance except better.""Better..." Jason trailed off. "No, I don
Moving On"You shouldn't have done that," she said, as they walked down the street. They passed a row of empty storefronts, and Nico steadily avoided her gaze by peering into the semi-reflective display windows. Looking one way, he could see beyond the glass, where there were dark rooms littered with packing foam, scraps of paper, and other remnants of the previous owners. Looking the other way, he saw his own scowling reflection. His skin was deathly pale, like always, his black hair was growing out a little more than he'd intended for it to, and was now covering one of his dark brown eyes. Usually he would have been annoyed by it, but today he was grateful, since it helpfully concealed his new bruise. It would be a black eye by tomorrow, too big to cover up, but he'd have an excuse by then. One that hopefully wouldn't get him or his sister Hazel into too much trouble. Not that they should be in any trouble anyways, those idiots had obviously started it.His scowl deepened as he recalled what e
Happy For You - Nico/Bianca FanficHappy For YouPairing : di Angelo siblings (BianCo)Rated : K+/PG-13Disclaimer : PJO-HOO (c) Rick Riordan, fanfic (c) meNo warning(s)...It is a usual afternoon in New York And at the time like this, The Son of Hades, Nico di Angelo, usually take a walk in the city, just to waste his time and enjoy his day.He walks slowly, tries to enjoy the breeze of wind which comes from the east, until a loud voice from a girl (yeah, hes voice) catches his attention.He turns his head a little and then he sees a family; a father, a mother and their daughter, standing in front of a sport shop across the road where Nico stands.The daughter, her age maybe around 9 or 10, Nico's not sure about that, is quite pretty and she has a long, silky, dark, straight hair which she braids them neatly, and she wears a silver headband on her head. She has olive skin and she also has a splash of freckles across her nose.She looks so energetic and her finger is pointing at a
BraveShe is fitful in her sleep. She tosses and turns beside him, under his scarred hand on her torn shoulder, and whimpers pitifully. Now that he thinks about it, this is the only time she has ever made any noise that can be considered pitiful. It kills him, completely and utterly. He wants to cry, and to keep himself from giving in, he blinks furiously and counts to one-hundred in Ancient Greek. It takes all of his concentration and by the time he accomplishes his goal, he is no longer fighting the tears. Briefly, he thinks of waking her, of bringing her out of the nightmare that causes her whole body to shake, but he can't. They have been in Tartarus for only the gods know how long and she has barely slept except for a few minutes here and there. She needs this rest more than anything, even if it is punctuated by nightmares. This is the longest they have been left in peace. No unearthly monsters
Forever PerfectI held up the large metal disk that was supposedly a frisbee.Leo had made it for me and somehow made it lighter than it looked, which was a relief. Well, have you tried throwing a huge round thing of medal a hundred feet? Maybe Hercules, but I was Percy- Percy Jackson. Not some freak with huge muscles.I hefted the bronze-colored piece of metal up."You want it? Want it girl? Fetch!" I flung it into the sky but the wind caught it and made it fly backwards.I stumbled and fell from the imbalance of throwing it, so of course Ms. O'leary bounded up to me and started to lick my face, which felt like I was getting a warm bath from a huge toothbrush."Ms. O'Leary- get off me!" I said before standing up.She barked and ran back and forth in front of me as I pretended to play with her, turning from one way to another quickly.She barked again as if to say Get on with it! and finally I charged her, colliding into her furry coat.I hugged her, holding
Bianca's DeathMy world was collapsing around me. I felt like what I was hearing was coming down a long tunnel.Bianca? Dead?! Never! She.. was too strong. She was always the one pushing us forward, carrying us on. She was the strong one, the leader, who had raised me and changed me as I changed her. I loved her.. and love was stronger than death. I had thought the ones you loved never die. It happens to someone else, anyone else, but you. But me.Even then, my mind trying desperately to counter the fact, I felt it. I felt it a while ago.. I could sense the dead.Being a son of Hades had unlocked powers in me I hadn't known about before. And I had felt it. Sudden and sharp almost like a blade in my mind. I knew it was false though, Percy said he'd keep her safe and Percy never broke promesses. At least I thought so.There he was, when my brain was freaking out and I had already given in to the maicor, it was him who had figured a way out. Gotten help. He saved the day
Percy's first day of schoolPercy's first day of School Sally put her baby boy on the couch. He was growing fast. She couldn't believe how the years have gone by. She looked at her son. He was growing up. Today was Percy's first day of kindergarten. She watched as he put on his socks and shoes and grabbed his Spider-man backpack. "Lets go mommy! Lets go!" Percy screamed exited and holding the door handle. Sally grabbed his lunch bag off the counter and headed out to the car. Little Percy was very exited and hopped right into the car. Sally strapped him in his booster seat and they were off to school. Shortly they arrived in front of the school and Percy put his hands and nose against the window and said "Wow!" Percy leaped out of the car and began to run to the front door of the school. Sally caught up to him and went in. Percy gave his mom a hug and a kiss on the cheek as he took his lunch and ran into the classroom. "Hello Percy," h
Who Is Your Godly Parent? QuizI made a really awesome quiz on who your Greek godly parent could be. I included all the gods, excluding Hera and Artemis. I did include the Hunters of Artemis, but of course you could be nymph, demigod, or mortal to join them.My OC Odessa Moore is telling you who you are.The link below is where you could take it:http://www.quibblo.com/quiz/iPjPWyj/Who-Is-Your-Greek-Godly-Parent Enjoy!Warning! You might not get who you want. Just enjoy the quiz, and you could retake it if you want.


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I think anywhere that has coal generation now would be the most ideal locations, and would certainly result in a much healthier local population. Personally, I would be quite interested in employment in the field.
Waste is really the wrong word for nuclear fuel that has only had around 1.6% of its potential energy used. It would be very unwise to bury it too deep.
The other benefit of using it in a reactor like an IFR is that once you have squeezed out every last drop of energy possible, the waste left over cannot be used for weapons. And equally important, the waste will be inert in 300 years.
The truly devoted anti's will refuse to ever see any truth in the above, and be likely to cherry pick counter claims to try and end the discussion before it even starts... But hopefully a few will take the time to actually look into what nuclear can offer, and allow it to compete with other forms of zero carbon energy.


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|1⁄2 Pound, sliced
|Sliced green onions
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
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|1 Dash
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In a small airtight container combine vegetable juice cocktail, cucumber, green pepper, green onion, lemon juice, pepper, and bottled hot pepper sauce.
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Puhl's study included 361 kids, ages 14 to 18, surveyed online while at two national weight-loss camps.
Notably, 34% of the respondents were in the normal weight range, while 24% were overweight and 40% were obese.
The large proportion of healthy-weight kids was unexpected, but "program administrators confirmed that a portion of enrollees had experienced significant weight loss and returned to camp for support with weight-loss maintenance."
The likelihood of weight-based victimization rose with weight, with odds ratios of 8.7 for overweight and 11.7 for obese kids, although those of a normal weight after weight-loss treatment still were at some risk.
The most common form was verbal teasing (75% to 88%), followed by relational victimization (74% to 82%), cyberbullying (59% to 61%), and physical aggression (33% to 61%).
The most common perpetrators were:
Peers: 92% Friends: 70% Physical education teachers or sport coaches: 42% Parents: 37% Teachers: 27%
While acknowledging that some of the adults may have been well-meaning, the researchers pointed out that this can still be extremely damaging.
"For those youth who are targets of weight-based victimization at school and at home, healthcare providers may be among their only remaining allies," they noted.
"Thus, it can be especially helpful for providers to promote adaptive coping strategies (e.g., positive self-talk, social support, problem-focused coping) during patient visits with youth who are targets of weight-based victimization."
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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama will nominate Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford Jr. as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, choosing a widely respected, combat-hardened commander who led the Afghanistan war coalition during a key transitional period during 2013-14, U.S. officials said Monday.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Former technology executive Carly Fiorina and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson joined the rapidly expanding 2016 Republican presidential class on Monday, casting themselves as political outsiders in underdog campaigns, eager to challenge the elite of both parties.
NEW YORK (AP) - U.S. stocks gained Monday, pushing the market to record levels, as investors assessed corporate earnings. Stocks also got a lift from a report that showed factory orders rose in March for the first time since last summer.
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In my earlier post, I talked about trying the Mefo Mousse:
"I just ordered 2 MOM21s for the fronts on my CRF230F and WR250R. Working on the correct sizes for the rear Pirelli MT43 and IRC 4.00-18 TR11 trials tires."
I installed a front MOM21 and an FTD (Flat Tire Defender) in the rear of my WR250R and did a ride in southern NM in November last. I was happy with the results, and plan to continue testing this spring. I'll start a web page (of course) and show all the results.
On my CRF230F, I installed a front MOM21 and just today finished installing a MOM18-2 in the rear. It was dee-fee-cult. After about two hours of fighting that 18" donut, I sat down and thought about what I needed to do to get the job done. I needed 4 hands/arms and there was no way I was getting my wife to help. So here's what I came up with:
Do not laugh. With this setup, it was easy-peasy - took 10 minutes with very little effort. I spent most of the time cutting the plumbers tape and screwing in the screws. The final version will have screw hooks for the tire iron handles - insert tire iron under edge of tire, pivot, lock. Easy on and easy off. The board will fold against the wall for easy storage.
I'll have a full report on my web page soon...
PS Don't be critizing my lack of geometric skills - it was all done by eye and I was tired, so the tire irons fell where they may.
Besides, I'll be riding all day Monday and Tuesday, testing , testing, testing. Someone has to do it.
Note to Neduro - I didn't have to force the opposite side of the tire down into the center of the rim - brute force carried the day. With this setup, there is actually very little brute force needed.
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Jones Lang LaSalle is following a common industry practice where many of Pittsburgh's largest commercial real estate firms lease the buildings they also call home.
Making the most of his available time and learning to leverage the resources available to him helped earn Ryan Hoyt honors this year as the NAIOP Georgia Million Dollar Club top industrial producer. A senior leasing manager in the Atlanta office of San Francisco-based Prologis Inc. (NYSE: PLD), Hoyt is the single point of contact for all issues involved with a company initially leasing, renewing or expanding space. He works closely with property managers, business owners, asset managers, brokers and attorneys in the leasing and marketing of the more than 15-million-square-foot Prologis Atlanta portfolio.
"Retail, in my view, is a very simple business," says industry veteran Randy Yeager. "It's having a good product, presenting it well, and providing good service," he says. "If you do that, there's a market here and always will be."
The BBJ recently named its Top 40 Under 40. Read more to find out about the class of 2015.
Northco Real Estate Services, based in St. Louis Park, will soon hoist a new sign along Interstate 394.
The commercial real estate brokerage company is a new affiliate of Boston-based Sperry Van Ness and has been renamed SVN | Northco.
Looking for a career change from the record promotion and social media consulting work she had been doing, Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. Associate Shannon Newell had what she calls a "commercial real estate overview lunch" in September 2010 with a cousin, Brad Jancik, then with CBRE Inc. and now with Newmark Grubb Knight Frank. Sold on the subject matter as well as the prospect of performance-based compensation, Newell got her license and, the next month, signed on with a Newmark Grubb Knight Frank (then Grubb & Ellis) agency leasing team headed by Executive Managing Director Tom Miller, where she worked until moving to Jones Lang LaSalle in mid-2011.
CBRE's Jason Green talks football, fast cars and a fiercely guarded culture.
Steve Cousart will depart from CBRE Inc. to oversee the brokerage, which has four offices throughout the region.
One of the most recognizable faces in Albuquerque commercial real estate is retiring at the end of the year. John Henderson III is ending his career after more than 40 years in the industry, much of it with a focus on the investment and leasing of office and industrial properties.
Developer Terwilliger Pappas is planning a residential tower in the Buckhead Village, the latest project proposed in the district. Terwilliger Pappas was slated to present the tower to Buckhead planners on Dec. 3. The project, which could approach 20 stories, would take shape just south of Pharr road at 2965 and 2975 Peachtree, the current site of a gas station and restaurant. Cooper Carry is the architect.
BGC Partners Inc. announced today it's agreed to acquire Atlanta-based Apartment Realty Advisors for about $110 million.
Bob Sinclair made a living sending 'secret shoppers' around San Antonio to gauge local company's customer service.
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Multiple media outlets reported between 15 and 16 March on a workshop in which technicians worked on a questionnaire for the survey of informal settlements. The survey was developed by the organization A Roof for My Country (Roof-Paraguay). Opening the meeting, which was supported by UNFPA, UNFPA Assistant Representative Manuela Escobar Argaña, emphasized that in the ICPD, held in 1994, there was talk of settlements as a problem that must be addressed with public policy. Read in Spanish: PPN, SC Noticias, Villarrica online.com
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(Eds: Corrects Oregon State's ranking. Will be updated. With AP Photos.) By JOHN MARSHALL AP College Football Writer Oregon State has been one of college football's unexpected stories after winning its first three games. The 14th-ranked Beavers' surprise rise has been part of a jumbled start to the Pac-12 season. The conference has six teams ranked in the Top 25, most since 2002, but there have been some unpredictable twists so far. Arizona State, under new coach Todd Graham, leads the North after winning it first two conference games. Southern California had its national-title hopes dented with a conference-opening loss to Stanford, which lost to surprising Washington in its next game. Utah, a preseason pick to challenge USC in the South, is 2-2 and California hasn't lived up to expectations, either. And, with two months still to go, there could be plenty more surprises in store.
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Learn how to create and modify your own style sheet, and maybe even learn to manipulate those stylesheets embedded in layouts you admire. This course is the second in a series of Dreamweaver workshops. Prerequisites: Complete Dreamweaver I no later than one week prior to the start of Dreamweaver II, then use a prepared exercise to demonstrate your ability to set up the Dreamweaver box, properly create the url for your site, and create a properly structured basic website using Dreamweaver's html formatting--with images, and links--before entering this class. Class size limited to 10 participants, and registration closes 5 days before the workshop date. DW2 - None -5 Apr 1513 Apr 15 canceled20 Apr 15 Dreamweaver III: Introduction to Web Development 7:30-9:15pm, Training Room, Library 619 Looking for ways express your creativity and imagination, and give your website that professional look without the technical boundaries of more advanced html and css coding? This may be just the workshop for you! Using the basic skills learned in Dreamweaver I and Photoshop Basics, as well as a little extra know-how in Photoshop, you'll learn to plan, layout and make an attractive, professional website. Prerequisites: Complete Dreamweaver II and Photoshop Basics no later than one week prior to the start of Dreamweaver III, then use a prepared exercise to demonstrate your ability to create a small Dreamweaver website using CSS. use a prepared exercise to demonstrate your basic Photoshop knowledge. Class size limited to 6 participants, and registration closes 5 days before the workshop date. DW3 - None -23 Mar 1530 Mar 1512 Apr 15 canceled Google Sites Basics 7:30-9p Training Room, Library 619 Learn to manipulate Google Sites' more visual approach to web design! Participants--whether individuals working on class websites or groups collaborating on a single site--will become familiar with the layout of Google Sites, learn how to manipulate content and appearance, as well as organize your site. GSB - None -2 Apr 15 Illustrator Basics 7:30-9p Training Room, Library 619 While Photoshop is a pixel-based graphics software great for photo edits, complex images, small graphics and digital art, Illustrator is a graphic software that is a system of equations that specify the parameters of shapes and their relation to one another in space. It gives you a final image that can be blown up or shrunk to any size and still look good. Illustrator is great for creating logos, posters, large graphics, diagrams, icons and text. This is a workshop for participants who have never used Illustrator. This is a fun course, but probably NOT the workshop to take if you're trying to get pictures ready for your website! ILL - None -6 April 159 April 1523 April 15 Photoshop Basics 7:30-9p Training Room, Library 619 Learn to customize photographs for print or the Web with Photoshop. Covers tools for cropping, shaping, painting, and adding text. If you've never used Photoshop, this is the course for you, especially if you need to get pictures ready for a website! PSB - None -26 Mar 1515 Apr 15 Intermediate Photoshop 7:30-9p Training Room, Library 619 This workshop covers the next level of image and text editing in Photoshop. It requires a basic knowledge of the software including how to use the Move, Selection, Eyedropper and Color Picker, Paintbrush, Gradient/Paint Bucket, Text, Shapes and Zoom tools. You will also need to know how to create and manipulate layers, as the workshop will explore layers in-depth. Prerequisites: Attend Photoshop Basics workshop or have previous knowledge of Photoshop. Complete prerequisite assignment prior to Intermediate Photoshop. 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Meet Simon, a little boy with big dreams. His imagination leads him to all kinds of wonderful adventures. With the help of his friend, Marlene, and with his own special spirit, Simon makes each season a memorable one.Simon welcomes spring — As the snow begins to melt, Simon decides he will hurry spring's arrival. When his drum fails to call it forth, he tries fantastic but charmingly imaginative ways to pull flowers from the earth, tempt birds to return, and encourage bears to awaken — only to discover that spring will come in its own time, despite what we try to do to make it come any sooner.Simon in summer — Simon loves summer so much that he never wants it to end. When he sees the first signs of fall, he seeks advice from a heron and a cow, who tell him how to make summer last. Simon tries by making the frogs sing, pleasing the butterflies with paper flowers, and keeping the sun high in the sky.Simon and the wind — Simon tries to use the wind to fly. As he blows bubbles into the breeze, he thinks he can make one large enough to carry him. His friend Marlene brings him a cardboard box, and Simon asks the birds to carry it like a plane across the sky. Finally, Simon learns he cannot fly, but discovers a game he and his friends can play with the wind.Simon and the snowflakes — Simon is curious. He wants to know how many snowflakes fall in a snowstorm, but they come down too fast to count. When he learns that there are as many snowflakes as stars in the sky, he tries to count them too, but they race across the night sky. Simon decides to visit his friends in the forest and finds something much better to count there.
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Media Advisory on Hazardous Materials Found on Horn Island
Contact: Daniel R. Brown, 850-934-2604
National Park Service Finds Hazardous Materials on Horn Island Part of the Mississippi Barrier Island Is Closed to the Public
Ocean Springs, Miss --- Gulf Islands National Seashore Superintendent Dan Brown will conduct a press briefing at 10 a.m. CST on Monday, August 20 on the partial closure of Horn Island to the public.
WHO:Gulf Islands National Seashore Superintendent Dan Brown and National Park Service Public and Environmental Health representatives.
WHAT: Briefing on the partial closure of Horn Island to the public after the discovery of hazardous materials on a portion of the island.
WHEN:Monday, August 20, 10 a.m., CST
WHERE: William Colmer Visitor Center, Davis Bayou Area, 3500 Park Road, Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
WHY: To inform the public about the discovery of hazardous materials on Horn Island, the partial closure of the island to protect the public from the hazards, and the National Park Service's plan to address the problem.
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Busy. This is the point in the gardening season that so much happens at once. We have had a long spring, very unusual, and the extra days have been a boon to say the least. Nevertheless, there is much to be done. For those of you with a career and/or families now is the time to pick your battles. Pr...Thu, 05/07/2015 - 10:59am
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The very best aspect of procreation are the ensuing grandchildren. Cecilia, our 9-year-old granddaughter, has recently moved from Hidden Hills to part way up East Hill. She has been studying the lay of the land at their new house. Plotting a vegetable garden. Thinking about hanging baskets and conta...Wed, 02/25/2015 - 4:10pm
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Preheat oven to 350°F. Place garlic in custard cup; drizzle with 1 teaspoon oil. Cover with foil; bake until garlic is tender, about 35 minutes. Cool and mash garlic.
Prepare barbecue (medium-high heat) or preheat broiler. Grill or broil peppers, rounded side toward heat, until peppers are charred, about 10 minutes. Wrap in paper bag; let stand 10 minutes. Peel peppers. Transfer to platter.
Arrange eggplant, zucchini, mushrooms and green onions on baking sheet. Brush vegetables on each side with 1 tablespoon oil. Season with salt and pepper. Grill or broil vegetables until golden and tender, turning once, about 6 minutes per side. Cut green onions into 2-inch pieces. Transfer vegetables to same platter. Sprinkle with thyme and basil.
Whisk vinegar and remaining 1 tablespoon oil in bowl until blended. Season with salt and pepper. Drizzle dressing over vegetables.
Spread rolls with mashed garlic, dividing equally. Top each roll with tomato slices, then roasted pepper, eggplant, zucchini, green onions and mushroom.
Per serving: calories, 295; fat, 13 g; cholesterol, 2 mg; sodium, 305 mg
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Roasted Lemon Thyme Chicken
|4 Pound (1 Chicken, 3 1/2 To 4 Pound)
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|Dried thyme
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|Ground black pepper
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|Garlic head
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|Whole onion
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|1 Tablespoon, dissolved in 1/2 cup cold water
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|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (For Dissolving Cornstarch)
1. Hear oven to 450°. Rub the chicken inside and out with the oil, thyme, salt, and pepper. Place the half-lemon and half-head of garlic into the cavity. Place the chicken breast-side up in a small roasting pan, along with the unpeeled onion.
2. Cook 20 minutes on top rack of oven; lower heat to 325°. Cook 30 to 35 minutes more, until juices do not appear pink when tipped from the cavity (a thermometer should read 150° on the bone).
3. Transfer chicken to a cutting board to rest for 15 to 20 minutes. Meanwhile, add 1 cup of water to the roasting pan. Use a wooden spoon to scrape up all browned bits; transfer to a small saucepan, along with the lemon and garlic from the chicken. Thicken by adding the cornstarch solution. Simmer 10 minutes, and season.
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Labor Day. A 19th century holiday for the Workers. The end of the summer. Back to school. One of the biggest shopping days in America. The last day of the season that its traditional to wear white. However you're spending it you can't go wrong with a cool and crisp nod to the last days of summer in white - whether it's floaty lace for a beach bash, a snappy sheath for lounging elegantly on a yacht, or smart tee and pant suit for a relaxed country getaway. The US Open is well under way too and after a set of Resort collections that spotlighted athletic skirts and stretchy sheaths you've got your go-to peppy look sorted; game, set and match.
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Head-to-toe white is a key trend for spring/summer'13 and fashionistas are divided on how best to style this stunning look. For those who prefer clean, simple lines, our feather light voiles, fine knits and semi-sheer jerseys are perfect for white-on-white layering. Those drawn to the pretty, romantic side of white can slip into our intricately embroidered, floral lace sundresses, tops and blouses. The choice is yours – a sartorial blank canvas.
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Adele high-fived Daniel Craig - aka 007 - en route to the Golden Globes podium to accept her award for best original song. To say she was excited is an understatement, blushing in Burberry she squealed with glee when she was handed her award. And she deserved it. As usual with these affairs it's the red carpet looks that are as pawed over as the film awards. Ben Affleck, Daniel Day-Lewis and Damian Lewis all looked fresh-to-death sharp in their tux's. But in the female fashion minefield the A-list took no prisoners. Kate Hudson and Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery embraced the beauty of the gold appliqué. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley shone in Saint Laurent and led a classic black parade that included Nicole Kidman in Alexander McQueen and Rachel Weisz in Louis Vuitton. Anne Hathaway meanwhile was serene in white Chanel, Jennifer Lopez ageless in a curve hugging nude and lace look, and stealing the show with a splash of red was golden globe winner Jennifer Lawrence. What does your colour say about you?
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ABC Flashes 'V' Sign
"Whenever I mention 'V' to anybody, they still have a lot of good memories about the original movie and series," Peters tells Variety. "Everybody has that imagery of their uniforms, or the visitor eating a hamster. It's a science fiction icon and too good to pass up."
ABC's version of "V" will be produced by Warner Bros. TV, which produced the original 1983 miniseries on
Kenneth Johnson, the creator of the original show, has also been working on a next-gen take on the concept, but isn't involved with ABC's project.
The original "V" served as a rather overt Holocaust allegory, down to the swastika-like insignia on the Visitors' uniforms. Peters says his take won't go in exactly the same direction but will deal with some of the same themes of blind faith and resistance to power.
It will center on a Homeland Security agent and single mother whose teenage son becomes enamored of the aliens, Variety says. Naturally, the initially benevolent Visitors have ulterior motives.
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DeMar DeRozan dunks way into real Dunk Contest
Feb 12, 2010, 10:44 PM EDT
Unlike virtually every week on American Idol, the American voting public got one right.
Raptor rookie DeMar DeRozan won the dunk-off to earn a spot in the final four for the Dunk Contest on Saturday night, taking the popular vote with 61 percent over Clipper Eric Gordon. (DeRozan also won the Electoral College.)
We have no idea how many people voted, because the nation had the far superior option of watching the Opening Ceremonies in Vancouver. (Except on the West Coast, we were stuck.) The dunk-in was less exciting than finding out the Cayman Islands has a Winter Olympic team. Less-than-exciting is being kind; #fail would be the modern term.
DeRozan won because he made his dunks — including a between the legs hand switch one — on his first two tries. Gordon's two dunks were better — a bounce off the backboard to himself, and a lob from OJ Mayo — but he went Nate Robinson, having to do the dunks multiple time to make them. The public counts that against him. As it should.
DeRozan now enters a dunk context against Shannon Brown, Gerald Wallace and two-time Dunk Contest winner Nate Robinson. All of whom have had a few weeks to think about the dunks they want to do, practice them and get advice from teammates. So, basically DeRozan is toast.
- Straight outta Cali - Feb 12, 2010 at 11:15 PM
DeMar DeRozan did make his dunks, deserved the 61% votes in order to win the 4th spot in the 2010 dunk contest and will have his chance to do his rookie shine on 2/13/10!
- the video boss - Feb 13, 2010 at 10:48 AM
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- Rock - Feb 13, 2010 at 4:17 PM
"the American voting public got one right".
correction: not just the American public. Fans from all over the world were allowed to vote.
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CIA's Refusal to Disclose Its Budget from Half a Century Ago Suggests It Has Something to Hide
Steven Aftergood, writing in the newsletter, Secrecy News (Feb. 5, 2004):
It is methodologically difficult for an outsider to pronounce a final judgment on the quality and integrity of CIA intelligence analysis regarding recent events. As Agency defenders are quick to point out, critics lack access to the full record on which a fair judgment should be based.
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