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The video game industry isn't dying, but rather getting extremely stale. No new original ideas or stories, nothing we all haven't seen before. This has been one of my biggest pet peeves and it prevents me from buying most new games. Yeah, there are some games I will buy that are very similar to it's predecesor (CoD:MW for example) because I enjoy that concept/idea/game. But for others, I think it's hurting the industry.
I would say that methods of verification are hurting the game industry, but look at the sales. Diablo 3 is all about logging into Battle.net before playing SP but yet it sold like crazy.
I want something fresh, something new. I want something that is polished right out of the box and has the entire gaming community look at it to say "Wow, they really put their time into this one" instead of meeting a deadline. Most game devs are simply lazy, and rely on "Oh we will patch it later" and crappy DLC to make a simple buck.
I could go on and on but you get my point. It's making me less of a consumer of video games the way things are being handled today, that's for sure.
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Original ideas and quality are rare in every form of entertainment. You just have to be patient and very selective... It has always been that way for me. I look forward to 5 or less games per year, but then I also replay previous games that I enjoyed.
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we're at the end of the current console generation. all resources diverted to making games for next generation
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if you think PC gaming in stale, you just aren't looking in the right places.
Indie games has been keeping things rather fresh and even big names have been fairly nice this year.
If you need a breath of fresh air, grab the 2 latest indie packs: Humble Bundle 5 and/or indie royale grad bundle.
This should give you something "different" to play, rather than Diablo 3 (rather dull if compulsive) or the Call of Duty of the season.
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AAA games have gotten so expensive to make that nobody is going to take any risks with them now, so the interesting stuff is going on in the indie realm.
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1. Toss the shrimp with the tomatoes in a large bowl.
2. Squeeze the lime juice in another bowl. With a small melon baller, remove 6 balls from each avocado half. Toss in the lime juice and drain. Rub the exposed avocado halves with lime juice. Set aside.
3. Add the melon and avocado balls to the shrimp. Combine the mayonnaise, sour cream, and chopped cilantro. Fold into the shrimp. Season with salt and pepper.
4. Fill each avocado half evenly with the salad and garnish with a sprig of cilantro.
Per serving: 400 calories, 13g carbohydrates, 20g protein, 35g fat
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The picture is even grimmer at the community colleges. As enrollment increases have outstripped funding, many campuses have been forced to cut courses and put a cap on enrollment. To balance the books, community colleges raised their fees more than a third, from $11 to $18 a unit. That's only about $150 a term, but community-college students are especially sensitive to tuition hikes. The higher the cost, the less they're willing to risk a job now for uncertain future prospects. At a recent hearing in Sacramento, community-college officials estimated that enrollment was 90,000 below what they had been expecting.
The Master Plan's promise of mobility to community-college graduates--do well and you can transfer to a public university--has also fallen victim to the state's fiscal woes. In recent years the number of transfers has been steadily increasing, and to keep pace with demand, the state agreed to underwrite 4 percent annual growth for UC and CSU. This past summer, the legislature broke the agreement. The result is as dispiriting as it is predictable: The University of California has closed off enrollment for the winter semester, and 1,500 transfer applications from community-college graduates were returned unread. The CSU system, facing the same pressures, will turn away an estimated 20,000 students next spring. Come next fall, the situation will be even worse.
California's self-inflicted political wounds have made perfect fodder for the late-night TV talk-show hosts. But when it comes to higher education, California's dismal story typifies what's happening across the country. Nationwide, college enrollments are steadily growing. But because state support and tuition don't fully cover the cost of providing an education, each new student means more red ink for the university. That's why many universities are turning away eligible students or ratcheting up their admission standards. While costs keep going up for everything from buying new technology to patching aging campuses, the share of higher-education operating expenses paid for by state tax dollars has been cut by more than a quarter since 1980. Some states now contribute less than 15 percent to university operating costs, and tuition has shot up mainly to cover the shortfall. State budget cuts have also forced many campuses to shrink curriculums. This fall the University of Illinois system canceled about 1,000 classes when the state lopped nearly $200 million from the budget, Virginia Tech shut down an education major and the University of Colorado dropped some academic programs in business and journalism.
For the better part of a century, says Mark Yudof, president of the University of Texas System, state legislatures and public universities have had a compact: "In return for financial support from taxpayers, universities agreed to keep tuition low and provide access for students from a broad range of economic backgrounds, train graduate and professional students, promote arts and culture, help solve problems in the community, and perform groundbreaking research."
No longer--now it's the market, not the commonweal, that calls the shots. The value of a college education has skyrocketed. Today's male college graduates make $32,000 a year more than those with only a high school diploma, up from a $15,000 differential in 1975, after adjusting for inflation. This leaves public officials more inclined to perceive the BA not as a social investment but as a ticket to personal financial security. "Legislators and governors everywhere have become accustomed to letting higher education pay its own way," says Robert Zemsky, who runs the Learning Alliance for Higher Education at the University of Pennsylvania, "reminding those who balk at ever-higher tuition that, from the perspective of a return on investment, nothing beats a college education." Last spring Yudof confirmed the demise of the historic compact when he brokered a deal with Texas legislators; essentially, it blurs the line between public and private institutions by allowing each campus to determine its own tuition.
The market mindset also shapes how lawmakers are viewing financial aid--not as a response to students' need but as an investment in the state's productivity. Georgia's well-publicized "HOPE" scholarships paved the way, and now a dozen states award hundreds of millions a year in merit scholarships to keep top-ranked high school graduates from going out of state. Almost all that money goes to well-off students who would have attended college anyway, instead of to low-income students who otherwise can't afford a college education. Whether the policy yardstick is efficiency or equity, this is a misguided approach. David Breneman, an economist and dean of the University of Virginia's education school, says he "can't remember a time when the instincts of politicians have been so at odds with what most economists seem to think is sensible policy."


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In addition to an indoor pool, Embassy Suites San Antonio NW provides a spa tub and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast as well as a complimentary manager's reception (may not be available daily). Public areas are equipped with high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge).
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text: LT1Boy 5pts Quite a few pleasant surprises with this article.First, as already stated, the little Cobalt SS is faster than a number of sports cars, including the Evo IX, RX-8, and S2000 (it's almost as fast as a Porsche). Second, the Camaro SS is faster than the Nismo 370Z, which it was never meant to do. The Cadillac CTS-V is faster than the Shelby GT500, which I think is just hilarious (super sedan > super snake). Overall, Chevy looks like it's kicking butt with their performance cars. Also, the GT-R is 2 seconds faster than the 911 Turbo, which was its target all along. The ZR-1 is miles ahead of all the other cars when it comes to all out performance. But Mopar gets the last laugh with the Viper ACR.Two cars I would have liked to see being tested though would be a base C6 and a base Viper.And do you guys think Randy Pobst could be the Stig?


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Here's another issue sent to me by Clifton Hughes in our ConfigMgr 2007 group. If you're trying to upgrade from the evaluation version to the full version, or if you're trying to install Service Pack 1 but the setup program just seems to sit there and hang then this one's for you:
Issue: When upgrading from the eval version of System Center Configuration Manager 2007 to the full version, or when trying to install SP1, the setup program may appear to hang and no error is displayed. You may also find the following errors in the ConfigmgrSetup.log:
<04-24-2008 13:42:36> AdjustTokenPrivileges failed with 1300 <04-24-2008 13:42:36> Could not verify an open MMC instance due to the error. <04-24-2008 13:42:36> Exiting THREAD_UpgradeSite.
Cause: The account being used to perform the install does not have proper security rights on the server.
Resolution: To resolve this issue follow the steps below:
1. Go to Start -> Run. Type in secpol.msc and press Enter. 2. Now, under Security Settings, expand Local Policies and then click on User Rights Assignment. 3. Make sure that the Group or Account being used to perform the install/upgrade has the following rights:
Debug Programs
After adding the appropriate Group or Account to the Debug Programs user right through Secpol.msc your installation and/or upgrade of SCCM 2007 should complete as designed.
Thanks for the heads up Clifton!
J.C. Hornbeck | Manageability Knowledge Engineer
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The White Sox have completely collapsed, a huge part of which was the Indians last series win over Chicago. Unless both Cleveland and Detroit get swept this week, the Sox are officially out of the playoffs in 2012. The Indians seem to have a newfound motivation with the introduction of Sandy Alomar, Jr. as manager. This team, which has struggled all season scoring runs, has won two of their last three by scoring 8, 6 and 15 runs respetively. Even the pitching staff seems to have rebounded under Alomar (with the exception of Scott Maine, who apparently was a fan of Manny Acta). This series could be a sign of things to come if the Indian stick with the guys they have now (Alomar, Russ Canzler and Shin-Soo Choo are all unknowns in 2013) so enjoy this last series before the long offseason. October 1st, 7:05 PM: Hector Santiago, LHP, 3-1, 3.69 ERA vs Corey Kluber, RHP, 2-4, 5.02 ERA October 2nd, 7:05 PM: Jake Peavy, RHP, 11-12, 3.37 ERA vs Justin Masterson, RHP, 11-15, 5.03 ...
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|Asian, Middle Eastern, Pacific Islander, Other
My friends concur with my belief that I'm an alien visiting this planet to learn more about humanity. Glass Half Full vs. Half Empty life outlook? I'm more "Hey ! this glass has Spots on it ! " Wont apologize for being so wordy, I communicate!
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|Buddhist / Taoist, Spiritual but not religious, Other
I believe I have my own "hotline" to source & dont need to visit a place of worship to have a man with a bad comb-over as a go between. Why fear GOD? Women looking for a man w/a good heart. Why? a $1M insurance policy takes care of things...
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|PhD / Post Doctoral
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Stumped for something to do over the bank holiday weekend? Head down to Hampton Court for some culinary inspiration.
Over the long weekend top chefs and restaurateurs, including Masterchef 2009 winner Mat Follas and TV regular Galton Blackiston, will be preparing a range of delicious dishes at the palace's food festival.
As well as live cookery displays, including masterclasses in champagne, cheese, chocolate and sushi, there will also be lots of stalls serving local produce. While for budding young chefs there's a chance to learn to cook in a special Cooking with Kids event.
Hampton Court Food Festival, Saturday May 23, Sunday May 24 and Monday May 25, from 10am-6pm. Tickets, £15; children under 14 go free.
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TV Info
Episode PremiereNovember 10, 2010
Show Period2010 - 2011
Production CompanyCBS Television Studios
Cast and Crew
DirectorRod Holcomb
ScreenwriterBrett Conrad
Main Cast
- Jerry O'Connell as Pete Kaczmarek
- James Belushi as Nick Morelli
- Gillian Vigman as Jessica Morelli
- Jurnee Smollett
- Tanya Fischer
Additional Cast
- Romeo Miller
- Tyler Francavilla
- Teddy Sears
- Rockmond Dunbar
Nick defends a rising rap star accused of murder. Killa Diz is an up and coming young rapper who is acused on murder at one of his performances. Nick is recuited by Killa Diz' manager, Bounce. Bounce is all about preserving Killa's rap, bad boy personna. If Killa Diz admits that he is not that bad boy, it will hurt record sales. Killa Diz did not do the murder. He had left the stage when the shooting took place. An innocent bystander was shot and killed. There is also a rival gang that believes that Diz did the shooting. Nick tries to convince Diz that he has to let the jury know who he is really. He gets him ready for court, to take the stand the next day, and that night Diz takes off. he is now a fugitive from the law. Nick now has to pursuade the court that Diz is innocent through hard evidence. In the mean time, Pete is defending a young hacker and his hacker girlfriend. They are being acused of Computer hacking and defrauding hotels to the tune of millions. However, it is not them that is doing the big crimes. In a crazy case of mistaken identity, Pete has to find the guy who was really committing the crimes.


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San Patricio County Attorney David Aken said his office decided not to present the case because of insufficient evidence "due to conflict in testimony of witnesses."
Ingleside Police Chief Stan Bynum said school officials notified police in December after the student told them about an incident that she said took place three to four weeks previously. Bynum said he turned over results of his department's investigation, including several students' statements, to Aken.
Relatives of the girl protested outside the school Dec. 12 and addressed the school board saying they should have been notified earlier about the incident. Her parents could not be reached for comment Friday.
Ingleside High Principal Steven Snyder said that school officials had followed both school policy and state law.
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Coffee Cream Cups pictured above. I love desserts in cups. No matter how you do it, they always look great. Try these dairy coffee creams. They are really unique.
Kosher Baking A-Z
Layered Desserts Really Dress Things Up
Contributed by: Efrat Libfroind
Chanukah Treats
Contributed by: Victoria Dwek
Box 'em, Bag'em, Eat'em! Whatever you do with them, they are the perfect Chanukah treat.
Ycan find pastry boxes for your donuts at craft stores or online. Fill mini boxes with donuts for your guests to take home.
Pumpkin Chai Cupcakes
Contributed by: Melissa Kaye Apter
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As a lover of food, I heart Thanksgiving. To me, it is a holiday dedicated to the celebration of all the delicious Fall flavors. While pumpkin is the official mascot of Fall, I have noticed a new flavor popping up as well. Masala chai is a beverage originating in India prepared by brewing tea with a mixture of aromatic Indian spices. Chai spice mix doesn't have an official recipe, different spice mixes are made in different areas. The spice mix generally includes ginger and cardamom as the base. Other spices that are added include cinnamon, star anise, peppercorn, clove, all-spice, and nutmeg. There is something so warm and soothing about these spices that I just can't get enough of.
Some of my close friends and I celebrate Thanksgiving together by enjoying a pot luck meal. I am always assigned dessert and I usually bring pies. I know pumpkin pie is generally served on Thanksgiving. But I don't like pumpkin pie, so I stick to lemon meringue pie and apple pie. I do love pumpkin though, so I decided that this year I needed to come up with a delicious pumpkin dessert. I also wanted to include my newest obsession, chai spice mix so I present you with Pumpkin Chai Cupcakes. The pumpkin chai cupcakes are moist and delicious but not overly sweet. The chai tea concentrate adds a hint of spice to the cupcakes, but if you can't find it, you can always just use water. These cupcakes are perfect on their own or they can be paired with chai spiced frosting for a sweeter, more decadent option. If you wanted to serve the cupcakes as a side dish, add ½ cup of craisins to the batter before baking and call them pumpkin muffins! These can also be made in a mini cupcake pan for a cuter presentation.
Nutella-Swirled Pumpkin Bread
November is my birthday month (I was a Thanksgiving baby), so I love to treat myself to special fall desserts especially during November. As a working mom, running both my business and my household, I generally don't have time to devote to complicated treats. This is where quick breads step in…
Really cakes at heart, quick breads are aptly named for their quick preparation and ease of baking. The batter comes together quickly and generally bakes in a loaf pan; sometimes the finished cakes are glazed, sometimes not. They are homey and comforting, great with coffee for breakfast , with tea as an afternoon snack or anytime with a glass of cold milk. And as with cake, quick breads can be made in any flavor imaginable.
Comforting Chocolate Chai Custards
The transition of summer into fall is my absolute favorite time of year. Because of back to school, you're thinking. Well, in part, perhaps, but there's much more: this is when the oppressive mid-Atlantic cloak of humidity vanishes, the air crisps up at night, the leaves turn all the gorgeous colors of the rainbow and the October sky is the brightest blue of anytime else during the year. Don't even get me started on
the anticipation of Thanksgiving, my favorite meal. But I digress…
Autumn flavors are sentimental, powerful, infinitely memorable. Pumpkins , hearty soups and stews, and desserts with deep, warm fall spices leave delicious lasting impressions. Some time ago I discovered an easy shortcut to infusing warm, spicy flavor into autumn desserts: concentrated chai tea. Left undiluted, this product packs a sweet, spicy punch and instantly adds depth of flavor to desserts such as cakes, muffins, quickbreads and custards – just substitute it for some or all of the other liquids in the recipe.
Cake In A Jar
Contributed by: Joy of Kosher
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Cakes in jars are the perfect dessert to bring outdoors for Sukkot or to bring over other people's homes. They are very sturdy, they can be sealed and they are easy to transport. Make your favorite cake recipes and assemble it in a jar. Pint sized jars should serve 2 people and half pints would be better for individual servings.
To Assemble Jars:
The Finale – 4 Pareve Desserts
Contributed by: Efrat Libfroind
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These perfectly-portioned desserts cap off any meal in grand style—and they're easy and quick to prepare!
5 Honey Cake Recipes For Rosh Hashanah
Contributed by: Jessica Levenson
Rosh Hashanah is the time when we ring in the Jewish New Year, and we want to do it in as sweet a way as possible. As a symbol of the sweet new year we hope is to come our way, we dip an apple in honey, and make a bracha loud and clear. We also have the custom to drizzle honey over the challah, and eat honey cake for dessert. One helpful tip I discovered while making honey cake is to briefly microwave your honey (for about 10 seconds) before measuring it for your recipe. This makes the honey come out of the container much more quickly. To save yourself a sticky mess, spray your measuring cup with some non-stick cooking spray before measuring your honey. Now try one of these new honey cake recipes.
Apple Pie Versus Apple Cake
Contributed by: Ronnie Fein
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During the High Holidays everyone in our family eats sliced apples and honey, the traditional New Year snack, just like all the other Jewish people we know. But we also have another tradition that goes way beyond that.
I'll call it the Hoffman Family Annual Apple pie/Apple cake Event. My Mom and her sister, my Aunt Beck, were very close and loved each other lots, but sisters will be sisters and they had this baking rivalry thing. So, before the holidays each of them would bake her special holiday dessert and announce to all who cared to listen that the pie – or cake, as the case might be – was better.
Dear Jamie, You Can Make It Anywhere
Contributed by: Dvora Rotter
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Dear Jamie,
Welcome to Israel, and Mazal Tov on your aliyah!! If your community is anything like ours, it will be a while before you have to cook – between the food deliveries and the overwhelming hospitality, you will hardly have to turn on the oven. But sooner or later, you will want to cook again. That's when the reality of what you have just done will come crashing down on you. Recipes just won't work the same. Ingredients, oven, climate – it's all different. Nowhere is this realization as stark as in the baking arena. Even veteran bakers have been reduced to quivering, teary blobs of jello (or jelly, as they call it here!) after disastrous initial attempts to make familiar recipes. So with your sanity in mind, I am here to offer a few tips to make your transition a little easier.
How To Fix Baking Disasters
Contributed by: Dvora Rotter
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I get a lot of phone calls about baking emergencies. Sometimes the caller needs advice on a substitution or shopping source for a missing ingredient or piece of equipment. But often, it has to do with a disaster and the desperate search for a solution. We've all been there – the bundt cake that breaks on its way out of the pan, the cookies that spread into one giant slab on the baking sheet, the undercooked brownies discovered too late – and we all know the awful feeling of "What am I going to serve for dessert?!"
The truth is, there is rarely a way to "fix" a baking disaster back into what you had initially envisioned (gluing a cake back together with frosting is fun, but not necessarily beautiful). You can, however, turn the mishap into something even more fun, creative, and delicious.
Baking Substitutions For Dairy Free Desserts ...
Contributed by: Melissa Kaye Apter
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I love baking non-dairy desserts. Most recipes I come across are dairy, though. So I challenge myself to develop perfect non-dairy versions. Sometimes turning a recipe from dairy to dairy-free is as simple as replacing the butter with margarine. But unfortunately, that doesn't always work. When developing a recipe, I never start from scratch. I always take an existing, tried and true, recipe and tweak it. I try to look for recipes that don't need too much changing. I prefer to try and change two ingredients or less. For example, if a recipe calls for butter, milk, and sour cream, I usually stay away from it.
General Substitutions
Mean, Green (Vegan) Pistachio Ice Cream
Contributed by: Hannah Kaminsky
I like colorful food as much as the next person, but far too many pistachio ice creams out there take on an enticing shade of green through chemical means, leading to a terribly disappointing taste and a belly full of chemicals. A good version of this classic flavor doesn't necessarily need to be an emerald or forest green to be delicious, but you can still achieve such a luscious hue simply by using the nuts themselves, plus a healthy dose of vibrant green avocado for creaminess. After you taste how incredibly flavorful this easy nutty treat can be, you will find it close to impossible to justify the purchase of those fakers again.
Vegan, Parve Pistachio Ice Cream.
The Perfect Scoop – 4 Ice Cream Sundae...
Contributed by: Shoshana Ohriner
Is there a better time for Ice cream?
Ice cream gets everyone excited, no matter the age. So…imagine your guests delight, when after a dairy meal this Shavuot, out comes…an ice cream dessert bar! Try some of these flavors, and allow your guests to mix and match delicious sauces and crunchy toppings. The delicious flavor combinations below are worthy of a holiday celebration.
Tiramisu Recipe Remake – Two Ways
Contributed by: Joy of Kosher
Tiramisu is a popular Italian layered dessert cake. The name tiramisu literally means "pick-me-up" in Italian, referring to the two caffeine-containing ingredients; coffee and cocoa. Today we introduce the traditional more indulgent recipe and then a lighter version using Angel Food Cake. Try one and let us know what you think.


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Tomorrow will be too late to enjoy what you can today
Just to make it clear from the get-go, please don't assume that I am online if it says "online now." The app on my phone makes it look like I'm on 24/7...which I am not. In a nutshell I am tired of games. I am looking for someone who TRULY wants to know me and is accepting of my imperfections. I am not perfect, and neither are you. I am easy to get along with, have a great ear for listening, and I love trying new things...especially adventurous things I have never done in the past. I will try almost anything once, even if I am scared. My ideal match is honest above all else. Any relationship is doomed from the start when someone can't tell the truth. He should be reliable and dependable-If you say you're going to do something, or make a promise, you should do your absolute best to keep it. He should be respectful, have a good head on his shoulders, dependable, understanding and financially stable. I realize in this economy it's tough but having a plan on how to live within your means is important. My mate should also understand that family is extremely important. I have the utmost respect for my parents, and would love to have a relationship like they have. They have been married almost 37 years. Additionally faith in God is important. I am very active in my Church, I go every week. I am non-denominational and am looking for someone who also loves the Lord. As for me, I was in the Navy for six years as a hospital corpsman and was stationed in Norfolk for the majority of my career. I am the third generation to enter the military! I have lived in Japan (was born there), Connecticut, Sicily, Spain, Massachusetts, Illinois, and Maryland and my longest stay was in Virginia (where I was on active duty). After I got out of the military in 2011, I moved to Boston to obtain a Master's Degree at Boston University in Criminal Justice. (I have two bachelor's degrees-one in Investigations and one in Deaf studies). I was not happy there, so I moved back to MD to be closer to my family, and am completing my last two classes online. I am very excited to have it completed! Yes, I am divorced; I would be more than happy to tell you the story behind it. Some things are beyond your control-if this is a deal breaker, then I will thank you for moving along. Other interesting (or not so interesting) things about me: *My feet haven't grown since I was 10 years old (I wear a kids size 2) *I I drink skim milk (only) with ice in it. *Very respectful of anyone serving/served in the military. *I love the Twilight saga and the Hunger Games *I love to run; hope to complete a marathon one day *I am terrified of being in water (probably watched JAWS too young) but I joined the NAVY and go on a cruise every year. As Doug Heffernan would say...I would scream just as loud if a Great White was about to bite me as if a piece of seaweed touched my leg! *My parents work for the Secret Service, so don't mess with me :)
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Religion/Spiritual , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Cycling, Dancing, Running, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I don't believe in astrology
I have Cats
I have a chocolate point Siamese cat-her name is Catniss.
Bermuda, Las Vegas, Disney World!
Boston University, Boston, MA
Great glass of Italian Moscato. A good book. Snuggling up when it's cold. Watching snow fall. Amusement parks. Competition reality T.V. (Survivor, MasterChef, Hell's Kitchen...)
Watching movies, reading,cooking & trying new recipes, hiking/camping, running.
True crime novels by Ann Rule and Kathryn Casey
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I am non-denominational. I follow the God's word only-the Bible
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Currently pursuing my Master's Degree at Boston University.