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When the name Abigail Adams is mentioned it generally conjures up an image of an iconic American figure, primarily known as the wife of President John Adams and mother of President John Quincy Adams. However, before she assumed either of these roles, she was a daughter and sister in a very extraordinary family. In Dear Abigail: The Intimate Lives and Revolutionary Ideas of Abigail Adams and Her Two Remarkable Sisters, Diane Jacobs introduces the reader to the woman who became the icon and the family relationships that shaped her.
Born the middle of three daughters to William and Elizabeth Quincy Smith of Braintree, Massachusetts, Abigail and her sisters Mary and Elizabeth were clever girls who managed to supplement their limited formal home education by reading any book they could get their hands on. Often using excerpts from the lifelong correspondence between the three sisters, Jacobs has meticulously pieced together the lives of these women in great detail. In an era where women had few legal rights and very few career options outside of wife and mother, Abigail, Mary and Elizabeth aspired to make their voices heard outside their family circle. While Abigail seems to have achieved the most success, her sisters were able to make their marks during the Revolutionary War era and beyond.
For those who either think they know the story of Abigail Adams or have enjoyed such books as David McCullough's biography John Adams or are interested in early American history, this book is a must read. Jacobs is not only a thorough scholar but she has a delightful and engaging narrative style.
Local author and news commentator Michael Olesker knows his Baltimore as well as anyone. For a quarter-century, the former News American and Baltimore Sun columnist has captured the changing pulse of the flawed hometown he loves, illuminating countless important issues along the way. Olesker's latest book, Front Stoops in the Fifties: Baltimore Legends Come of Age, is a nostalgic-yet-edgy look back at a time of relative innocence for Baltimore and the country. Join him as he discusses this latest work on Tuesday, August 5 at 7 p.m. at the North Point Branch. The program, the third in the "Dundalk Dialogs" author speaker series, will include a book talk, signing and light refreshments. Recently, the author answered questions for Between the Covers about his new book.
Between the Covers: You have been a longtime chronicler of Baltimore's history. How did you come up with the idea for this book?
Michael Olesker: I've always felt that the assassination of John F. Kennedy was a real dividing line in American politics and culture, as well as the real dividing line between the 1950s and '60s. We recall the '50s as an innocent time. We recall the '60s as a time of social chaos: assassinations, wars, riots, terrific upheaval, some good, some bad, much of it quite difficult. But a lot of the '60s changes were bubbling just beneath the surface in the '50s. Several years ago, with the 50th anniversary of the assassination approaching, it occurred to me that quite a few Baltimoreans had a profound effect on the nation's history, and they'd come of age here in the '50s. Having grown up here in that era, I've always felt a real connection to that time.
BTC: You tell the stories of many of Charm City's personalities, including Nancy Pelosi, Thurgood Marshall and Barry Levinson, coming of age before the complicated 1960s changed the way people looked at themselves and their country. Why were these stories important to share?
MO: As a product of the Baltimore City public school system, I always felt we were taught the Great Man theory of history. That is, presidents and prime ministers and kings change the world. But I think a lot of great change comes from the ground up. Nancy Pelosi's father was mayor, but her mother ran an army of political women in a time when women were still political non-entities. That was a profound lesson. Thurgood Marshall was the product of a segregated school system and couldn't get into the University of Maryland Law School because of his skin color. That was a profound motivator as he went on to change the nation's schools. Barry Levinson was a kid soaking up movie and TV culture and knew that it didn't reflect the world as he knew it. That was a great motivator for him.
BTC: What made you begin and end with the Kennedy assassination?
MO: My previous book, The Colts' Baltimore: A City and Its Love Affair in the Fifties, was a 50th anniversary look back at the legendary 1958 Colts who won pro football's "greatest game ever played." The response to it was so overwhelmingly heartfelt that the Hopkins Press folks suggested the 50th anniversary of Dallas was another real emotional hook for many people. I wanted to profile not only those people who went on to change the country but the Baltimore of that era — the working class town, the sixth biggest city in the country, the city of neighborhoods and people sitting on front stoops to catch up on the world — but a town on the verge of so many profound changes.
BTC: Why did you decide to write in the present tense?
MO: In my mind, the past never entirely goes away — it still flutters around us, still moves the world in ways we don't always notice. I felt, from the very first sentence I wrote, that the '50s were still alive and that, by writing in the present tense, I'd give my narrative a greater sense of immediacy.
BTC: You write that, for newspapers, the Kennedy assassination signaled the "opening moment of long decades of coughing and wheezing their way out of existence." You have lived through a lot of changes. Where do you see the news gathering business in 10 or 20 years?
MO: We're currently in a shaking-out period where even the brightest people haven't figured out where journalism is heading. What's become clear to me — from years at newspapers, from years on nightly TV news and from years teaching at one of our local colleges — is that a lot of people don't have the attention span they once had, nor the patience for long-form reading. They want instant gratification, easily digestible bites of information, and then they move on to the next amusement. Millions of us now live moment-to-moment lifestyles but don't know the history of the last 10 minutes, much less 10 years. I hope my book is a chance for people to see, in an entertaining way, how we began to get where we are.
BTC: Do you think there is any charm left in Charm City?
MO: Absolutely. I think the city's best years are still ahead of it. Are we losing some of our inimitable "Bawlamer" uniqueness? Sure. But change is always inevitable. What's shocked all of us is the speed of all this change.
Marina Keegan was an aspiring essayist, playwright and author of short fiction whose talents were burgeoning before she was killed in a car crash in 2012. She was most renowned for her essay "The Opposite of Loneliness," which was featured in Yale's 2012 commencement activities. Through the efforts of her family and friends, Keegan's works have been assembled as a book, also titled The Opposite of Loneliness, a collection which deserves as much celebration as Keegan herself.
Keegan's fiction is grounded and believable, populated with disarming characters yearning to divulge their intimacies to readers. In "Cold Pastoral," a girl laments the death of a boyfriend she only recently began dating, and is racked with guilt as she witnesses his ex suffering more than she is. "Challenger Deep," which portrays a small crew trapped in an unpowered submarine stuck at the bottom of an oceanic trench, is Keegan's most unsettling, imaginative and beautiful tale.
Keegan's essays gleam with scholarly poise as she acknowledges the complexities of approaching adulthood with a teenage candor. "Against the Grain" is a reflection on growing up with Celiac's disease, and the embarrassing safety extremes her mother went to out of love. "Song for the Special" is a gentle reminder of humanity's diminutive existence in the vast universe we inhabit.
What makes The Opposite of Loneliness so wondrous is not its posthumous publication; each piece is brimming with a nearly unattainable blend of worldly presence and youthful hyperbole. It's so depressing that Keegan's talents were stifled at such a young age. This collection resonates in reverie of the marvels that would have been.
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War I, the moment that set the history of the rest of the 20th century in motion. Believed at first to be a war that would take weeks or months to settle, the war dragged on for four long, tragic years until the armistice was signed in 1918. Many new titles have been written that bring a better understanding of this period and the catastrophe of the war.
R.G. Grant's World War I: the Definitive Visual History, from Sarajevo to Versailles is a terrific introduction to many facets of the conflict. DK Publishing, partnering with the Smithsonian, brings manageable text and countless period photographs here to best explain the personalities, weapons and cultural artifacts of the time period. In The Long Shadow: The Legacy of the Great War in the Twentieth Century, David Reynolds discusses the ramifications of the war, and rethinks some of the theses that have become too-easy explanations for its causes and results. He also looks at its decades-long impact on the art and literary world and how it brought about Modernism. Howard Blum's Dark Invasion: 1915: Germany's Secret War and the Hunt for the First Terrorist Tale in America is a fascinating tale of espionage and intrigue is. New York City and other American cities were targeted by German spies to discourage munitions and other supplies from going across the Atlantic to the Allied forces, long before United States troops became officially embroiled in the conflict itself.
Novels set in the time period are perennially popular, such as the Maisie Dobbs mysteries. Now, that series' author, Jacqueline Winspear, returns with the elegiac and stunning The Care and Management of Lies. Two very different young women come together in the backdrop of the war that has taken away the men in their lives. And Max Brooks' graphic novel The Harlem Hellfighters is fiction rooted in the heroic tales of the famous African-American 369th Infantry Regiment who fought for France due to antiquated, racially-motivated rules within the American Expeditionary Forces.
Two books cordially invite readers to the wild and wonderful world of weddings. Bestselling novelist Mary Kay Andrews and debut memoirist Jen Doll offer different takes on nuptials in each of their new books titled Save the Date. Andrews shares a behind-the-scene look from the florist's perspective, while Doll explores what she's learned about life as a frequent guest. Both are stories of young women trying to figure out this love and marriage thing in an ever-changing world.
In Andrews' version, Cara is recently divorced from a philandering husband and has renounced love. But it's hard to escape as she builds her reputation as one of Savannah's top wedding florists. She has snared the wedding of the year and, if successful, her career will be cemented, she will be able to pay off her loan to her father and her business will be in the black. But when the bride disappears, Cara's future looks bleak. Cara pursues the runaway bride and, along the way, is forced to come to grips with her real feelings about love – especially in light of the persistent attentions of sexy, charming Jack Finnerty. Readers will be rooting for the immensely likeable Cara as she chases a bride and finds her dreams.
Doll, an unmarried journalist, has attended dozens of weddings, and each has impacted her in some fashion. From courthouse to destination, with few guests or hundreds, Doll has seen a variety of ceremonies and has a takeaway from each. The entertaining reception stories include confronting an old nemesis and drunkenly melting down. Doll explores the institution of marriage and expresses the normal anxieties of a single person whose friends are tying the knot. It's also an interesting glimpse at the evolving relationships of a singleton with couples over time. Doll's exploration of marriage allows her to shed light on society's changing perceptions of marriage and her own possibility of walking down the aisle.
In Clouds of Glory: The Life and Legend of Robert E. Lee by Michael Korda, the reader learns a lot about Lee's life and the events that would lead to him becoming the leader of the Confederate Army during the Civil War. Born into Virginia aristocracy that included direct links to George Washington, Lee was destined for a distinguished life from birth. Still, Lee had some major obstacles on his path to military fame, including a less than idyllic family life. His father, 'Light Horse Harry' Lee, fought alongside Washington in the American Revolution, but sank into a life of dissipation fueled by alcohol. Eventually, he abandoned the family. Thanks to his mother's guiding determination, young Robert was able to succeed both scholastically and socially, and achieved prominent positions in both the United States and Confederate States armies.
Lee attended West Point and graduated second in his class without ever receiving a single demerit – not an easy feat in those days when moral rectitude and scholastic discipline were equally valued. As Korda notes, Lee held himself to a very strict code of moral conduct, perhaps due in part to his father's poor example. Yet, Lee did not exactly impose his strictness to either his family or the soldiers he led. Although he could be a disciplinarian, he preferred to lead by example. He felt that his subordinates should know instinctively the correct choices. According to Korda, Lee's inability to effectively communicate his wishes to his troops was a major factor in determining the outcome of the Civil War.
Whether you view Lee as a hero, villain or somewhere in between, Korda does offer some interesting perspectives on a very complicated man. While Clouds of Glory may not change your mind about Robert E. Lee, it does illustrate what a complex and sometimes contradictory character he was.
Coming soon to the ABC network is a memoir turned television series, Fresh Off the Boat by Eddie Huang. In his memoir, Huang describes how his immigrant family moves from D.C. to Florida so that his father can open his own restaurant. Huang goes on to describe what life was like growing up as a Taiwanese-Chinese-American, not just in the United States, but also in a community with little diversity.
The audiobook for this memoir is narrated by Eddie Huang, which gives the reader a greater understanding of his perspective. His direct manner of detailing his eclectic array of experiences is uncensored and sincere. Culture is a prevalent theme throughout the book and food is frequently a platform for Huang to discuss the topic.
After listening to the audiobook, I will be interested to see how Huang's book translates into an ABC series that appears to be quite comical. While the book isn't without humor, it seems to focus more on challenging what are considered to be cultural norms and showing the impact that assimilation can have on a boy and his family as a whole. If you find yourself a fan of Huang's style, checkout his video series on vice.com.
The local farmer's market has come alive with the colors and flavors of seasonal vegetables, so now is a great time to dive into The Beekman 1802 Heirloom Vegetable Cookbook and add more greens to your table.
Fans will remember Brent Ridge and Josh Kilmer-Purcell as the two NYC executives who gave up their jobs, purchased a goat farm in Sharon Springs, New York, and became successful reality TV celebrities on The Fabulous Beekman Boys and The Amazing Race. The cookbooks are certainly popular. Food & Wine magazine rated the The Beekman 1802 Heirloom Dessert Cookbook as one of the best of 2013. Brent and Josh include personal anecdotes in the introduction to many of the recipes and have added beautiful color photographs of many of the dishes and photographs of life on the Beekman farm. Recipes have a classic feel, feature easy-to-find ingredients and are simple enough for cooks with little kitchen experience. Imagine the delight when you show up at the next company picnic with a chocolate beet cake or a multi-hued tomato tart!
Between the Covers posed some questions to Brent and Josh about the cookbook:
Between the Covers: The cookbook is divided into four "seasons" of recipes. Which season inspires you the most to make creative dishes?
Brent and Josh: Our entire company is based around seasonal living, so we draw inspiration from and try to make the most of what each season offers. It's not fair to choose favorites.
BTC: In the introduction, you encourage the reader to use the cookbook as an heirloom that could inspire future generations of cooks. What is an heirloom recipe?
B&J: An heirloom recipe is one that is made so frequently in your family that it has its own folklore and mythology built around it. In order to become an heirloom, we think a recipe has to be delicious, easy to make and include readily available ingredients. These are the types of foods that we find comfort in.
BTC: Can you tell us about any family member that inspired you to work with food?
B&J: Brent takes a lot of inspiration from his grandmother and great-grandmother who managed to put delicious meals on the table even in the hard-environs of the West Virginia coal mining communities. Josh's uncle, an ex-pat living in the south of France, taught him that technique is secondary to having the best, freshest ingredients.
BTC: Can you tell us a bit about the test process that takes you from an idea to a finished, polished recipe?
B&J: We cook dinner every single night that we are at the farm. Most of the recipes for all of our books have their origins in these meals. We harvest what is ready to be harvested and then ask ourselves, "What can we do with this?"
BTC: How do you divide your kitchen duties?
B&J: Brent is the creative thinker. Josh is the master of execution.
BTC: Do you have any words of encouragement for kitchen novices who really want to start eating fresher at home?
B&J: Think of your trip to the market as a grand adventure. Choose one new fresh ingredient each week and learn how to make it shine in something you cook.
If you would like to meet Brent and Josh, they will be appearing at the Baltimore Book Festival on Saturday, September 27 at 5 p.m.
For more information about the Beekman boys, read The Bucolic Plague: How Two Manhattanites Became Gentleman Farmers by Josh Kilmer-Purcell.
To commemorate the centennial of the outbreak of World War I this summer, many new books have been and will continue to be released. They range from new analyses of battles, biographies of personalities of the era and wide-ranging assessments of how the 'War to End All Wars' set the history of the 20th and 21st century and its continuing conflicts in motion. A furry character study for young readers comes in Ann Bausum's Stubby the War Dog: The True Story of World War I's Bravest Dog. As the United States was at last pulled into the war in 1917, a stray, brindle-colored Boston Bull Terrier wandered onto a soldiers' training ground at Yale University. The soldiers all took a liking to this sweet, short-tailed dog, but none more than enlisted man James Conroy.
Training complete (for both men and dog), the soldiers were sent to sea, and Conroy smuggled the pup onto the ship bound for France. Now considered a mascot, Stubby had been taught to stand on his rear legs and lift his right paw to salute high-ranking officers. This endeared Stubby to all he met, including women of the French resistance, who sewed him a natty uniform. The dog turned out to be a valiant and useful addition to the men in the trenches, as he aided with rat removal, alerted the men to enemies approaching and was even temporarily wounded in action while helping to discover landmines. Bausum illustrates the history of the four-legged hero with plenty of period photographs from the Conroy family collection and other ephemera of the WWI era. Her impeccable research is outlined in endnotes and an extensive bibliography. She also tells of this famous dog in Sergeant Stubby: How a Stray Dog and His Best Friend Helped Win World War I and Stole the Heart of a Nation, written for adult readers. This title covers even more of Stubby's exploits during and after the war. Both books are published by National Geographic, and are excellent avenues into this period. They will be enjoyed by dog lovers as well as by history buffs.
Maryland folklorist Elaine Eff is a champion of local culture and traditions. In her new book, she sets her sights on a much-loved Baltimore icon: the painted window screen and the artists who created them. Eff will discuss her latest work, The Painted Screens of Baltimore: an Urban Folk Art Revealed, on Tuesday, July 1 at 7:00 p.m. at the North Point Branch. The program, which is part of the branch's "Dundalk Dialogs" local author speaker series, will include a book talk and signing. Eff recently answered questions for Between the Covers about her new book.
Between the Covers: How did you become interested in the history of Baltimore's painted screens?
Elaine Eff: Serendipity. Two coincidences that changed the course of my life: As a Baltimore girl, I was expected to be an authority on our local folk art – which I was not. In fact, I knew nothing on the subject. When I arrived at graduate school, I found a 19thcentury – not Baltimore, but New York State – painted screen in our museum's collection, and that started my journey. I needed to learn what history, if any, the two might share.
BTC: Can you share how you conducted your research for this project?
EF: Face-to-face, person-by-person. Visiting artists, walking the streets of East Baltimore, talking to strangers, traveling to libraries, museums and archives nationwide, international research and casting the net wider and deeper as the subject became richer and more fascinating.
BTC: What do you want readers, who may not have any knowledge of this Baltimore tradition, to take away from your book?
EF: Painted screens are a response to a community's need for privacy. Row houses demand them, and they had the extra bonus of being downright beautiful. "You see out. No one sees in," and "They used to be everywhere" is what you hear all the time. The book is as much about Baltimore and neighborhood building. It has something for everyone and can be appreciated on many levels: as a whole, in small bites or tastes here and there. Appreciate what an incredible city of resourceful people can make happen.
BTC: Among the painters you researched were there any who were as colorful as the art they created?
EF: Every single one. That is why I first made the film The Screen Painters. Every painter is a movie in him or herself. They needed to tell their own story and did. They are an incredible group of creative individuals who changed the face of a city. Not bad for a bunch of local untrained artists! The book gives you a glimpse into that wonderful era when the sidewalks told a very different – an incredibly colorful —story, in many ways.
BTC: What were some of the favorite images seen around town?
EF: The Red Bungalow was it. Everyone wanted to have the red cottage with a winding path, a pond and swans. Ninety percent of the windows had that scene as interpreted by hundreds of different hands. Today things are very different — strangely, now we see a lot of local landmarks, like the [Patterson Park] Pagoda. One house in Highlandtown even has Formstone painted on the window screen! Big difference is it used to be EVERY window and door — front and back. Now we see the front window and little more. Times and tastes have changed. And that is wonderful.
Readers who would like to learn more can also visit The Painted Screen Society of Baltimore website.
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Welp! That is going to leave a mark. Starting the year 0-4 ATS is pitiful, but it could have easily been 2-2, ATS. The Pirate walked the plank and Waazu looked awful, and UGA looked like they could not stop my old IM flag football team from scoring. However, Mich. St (-6.5) dominated Boise (461 yds./206 yds.), missed 2 FGs, had 2 bad INTs and took a knee on the 14 yd. line to end the game. And your boy Kiffin/U$C (-41) decides to go for 2 on three occasions (converting 0 of them) and fails to cover by 2 points. Plus, my leans went 7-1 ATS last week which tells me I am not totally off, but need to prioritize things better. Gotta get back on the horse and keep grinding.
It is early in the year, but it appears there are 4-5 elite teams in CFB and then a big drop off to the next level. Bama, LSU, U$C, Oregon and F$U looked really good in week 1 and seem to be a notch above the rest. For the life of me, I cannot understand what some of these pollsters are thinking. Did they not watch any of the games last week? So. Car still in the top 10? Oklahoma remains at #5? Is UGA really the 7th best team? They really should abolish the Coaches' Poll. It is worthless. The coaches do not watch other games, rarely vote themselves and are inherently biased. I guess it will all come out in the wash, but I will be so happy when we get to the playoff system in 2014.
A decent slate of games this week highlighted by the noobs of the SEC hosting 2 huge games, one of which made the Locks. Here is hoping for a much better week this week. Follow, fade or forget 'em. Onto this week's picks.
1. NCST -4 @ UCONN – I look for a bounce back from the Pack this week as they take on a team that will look like they are moving in slow motion compared to what they saw last week. QB Glennon will not be under nearly as much duress and should have time to throw to WRs Payton and Palmer as well as TE Watson. Also, look for RB Creecy to be more of a focus this week. If the Pack D can slow down RB McCombs, then the pressure will be on JUCO QB Whitmer to deliver. The vaunted Pack secondary should make amends this weekend and provide an INT or two. I am not a huge fan of Huskie HC Pasqualoni, and think NCST gets back on track Saturday. NCST 30 UCONN 19
2. KSTATE -6.5 v. THE U – The Canes had a good win last week against BC, but are in store for a different animal this week as they travel to Manhattan, KS. Miami is a very young and inexperienced team, and I look for them to have a let down this week. BC passed for over 400 yds. against the Canes, and Wildcat QB C. Klein could have a field day running and throwing. Also watch for RB J. Hubert to have a big day. this is a huge game for KSt. LB A. Brown (Miami transfer) and the Wildcat D will focus on stopping true frosh RB D. Johnson and putting the game in the hands of inconsistent QB S. Morris. I love Wildcat HC B. Snyder as he usually has his team ready to play in spotlight games. KST 37 DA U 24
3. LA TECH -3 @ HOU – The Cougars are in a shambles. They lost to Texas St. last week and fired their OC in the wake of the embarrassment. Now they face a well coached team looking for revenge from last year. La Tech led Houston 34-7 last year only to have C. Keenum and Co. spark a comeback and win 35-34. La Tech did not play last week due to the Hurricane, but they were preparing for A&M who is now coached by former Houston HC Sumlin. Thus, the extra prep time can be used this week. La Tech returns 4 OL and a good QB C. Cameron and 2 very good WRs Patton and Banks. There will be no comeback this year. LT 41 HOU 30
4. FLORIDA +1 @ A&M – First SEC game at Kyle Field and the place will be insane. But A&M is playing their first game of the year, with a completely new offensive system, a new HC and a RS frosh QB Manziel. I know the Gates looked rough last week, but I expect their D to be stout and this environment to be nothing new to them. Look for RB Gillislee to have a big game as well as TE J. Reed and WRs F. Hammond and A. Dubose. A&M has a formidable OL and good RBs, but the Gators' strength on D is stopping the run. this puts the pressure on Manziel who may make a mistake or 2 to cost them the game. Finally, how can you back a team that ahs all male cheerleaders (sorry, Yell leaders). The 12th man is no help this week, welcome to the SEC. FLA. 24 A&M 20


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(Saturday, November 12th)
Final Score: FIU 41, Florida Atlantic 7
Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Kedrick Rhodes rushed for 122 yards and scored a touchdown as the FIU Panthers rolled over the Florida Atlantic Owls, 41-7, in Sun Belt Conference action at Alfonso Field at FIU Stadium.
Jake Medlock was 18-of-24 through the air for 135 yards and a touchdown for the Panthers (6-4, 3-3 Sun Belt) who became bowl eligible with the win. T.Y. Hilton caught eight balls for 26 yards and also returned a punt 97 yards for a score.
Alfred Morris rushed for 110 yards on 21 carries for the Owls (0-9, 0-6). Graham Wilbert was 17-of-30 through the air for 164 yards and a touchdown, but was intercepted three times. Marcus Cunningham caught six balls for 76 yards and a score.
Jack Griffin gave the Panthers a 3-0 lead on a 28-yard field goal at the 7:49 mark of the first quarter. Medlock's two-yard run with 1;40 left extended FIU's lead to 10-0.
Rhodes extended the hosts' lead with a 12-yard touchdown run at the 11:36 mark of the second quarter before Medlock connected with Willis Wright on a nine-yard scoring connection less than two minutes later.
Hilton's 97-yard punt return made it a 31-0 game with 2:58 still left in the first half. It was the third-longest play in FIU history and also the longest punt return in school history. Hilton is now the first player in FIU history to return two punts for touchdowns in a career.
The Owls got on the board when Wilbert connected with Cunningham on a 22-yard touchdown pass with 9:43 left in the third quarter.
Griffin added a 37-yard field goal with 13:44 left in the game to extend FIU's lead to 34-7.
Darriet Perry's two-yard TD run with 3:50 left in the game completed the scoring.
The Panthers reached the red zone on seven occasions and scored on six of them, coming away with four touchdowns and two field goals. They were also 6-of-12 on third down conversions.


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The Association of American Medical Colleges survey projects that first-year medical school enrollment will reach 21,434 in 2017-'18, a 30% increase from first-year enrollment in 2002-'03.
Increasing the number of medical students is not guaranteed to increase the supply of doctors.
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There's the plump round midsection, of course. The ubiquitous golden brown outerwear. And the twitchy, knee-jerk overreaction to every tiny bit of stimuli. But after 12 years of doing the Flem File's annual Turkeys of the Year column, I've found that the best way to spot a real honest-to-goodness gobbler is to watch for erratic behavior that tends to escalate the closer we get to Thanksgiving.
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As a result, New Jersey now has the most solar installations in the country per square mile, surpassing California by nearly two to one, the governor said a the second annual Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Governors' Clean Energy Innovation Forum in New Brunswick.
Corzine also said that since 2006, more than 110,000 homes and nearly 6,000 businesses in New Jersey have received energy efficiency improvements. In addition, 20 percent of new homes – approximately 18,000 – are certified New Jersey Energy Star Homes.
Applauding the Obama administration for a new federal-state partnership that promotes clean energy, greenhouse gas reductions, and 'green' jobs across the nation, Corzine said, "Today we have an administration in Washington that shares our concerns about climate change and our specific vision in New Jersey of an economic revival with the development of 'green' jobs from renewable energy, energy efficiency, and conservation."
Corzine added that the U.S. Department of Energy through its Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant program has just released $14.4 million in aid for the state government to hand out to local governments.
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Corzine also re-affirmed his commitment to supporting aggressive clean energy programs that stimulate economic growth, combat climate change, and express the benefits of regional cooperation with regards to developing challenging energy projects.
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Calace's mission: To reveal all the satanic faces, genitalia, spellings of the word sex, and other evidence of evil lurking in painted clouds, shadows, and designs in art related to the Catholic Church. Freud had an eye out for phallic symbols, but he would have had nothing on Calace, who sees penises everywhere he looks. He could find an orgy in a bowl of oatmeal.
Calace pits the forces of good, led by himself and a bevy of talking heads he calls experts, against the forces of evil: artists and church officials. Along the way, he lassos in the sexual abuse crisis in the church, vaguely equating his findings -- he calls them ''embeds" -- with that scandal. Unidentified still photos of convicted sexual offenders such as John Geoghan float across the screen as child psychologist Judith Reisman speaks about the damaging effects of child abuse.
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on 6/22/2013 12:28:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Okay, let me just start off with the fact that I never, ever, NEVER do reviews even if I like a product because I am almost always sure that I wont repurchase it or I'm not in dire need of it even though I am a skincare junkie and always wish to take care of my skin since I was 11. That being said, I am in LOVE with coconut oil. Around a few months ago I started to use it on my skin ( I had previously used it in my hair but it didn't work that well to deeply moisturize my hair so I left it on my desk) because I ran out of my moisturizer. When I applied it at night I always noticed that my skin looked GLOWING and RADIANT in the morning and it seemed that my pores and scars seemed to have diminished and fade away slightly. Fast forward 6 months later, and my skin is looking the best that it had in years, i would say it improved about 50%. It works as a deep moisturiser but does not clog pores keeping skin moist and works to keep the skin's elasticity, brightens skin and fades away marks, removes and fills in wrinkles and much more. I cannot say how much I love this oil and Im looking forward to try more - all for the cheap price of £3.00 (around $5.00)!!
However, for once that's not accustomed to oils the texture of the product might cause some discomfort because it is VERY greasy but there are no lingering smells on the skin as well. I like to not melt mine as I've noticed it can turn black if exposed to high temperetures. A tub of this stuff lasts about 3 months if applied morning and night. Personally, I think this would work on any skin type even Oily (as my skin is combination) as the coconut oil works to regulate and balance oil levels on the face. The one I use is not unrefined oil, it is actually an oil that I picked up at the supermarket aimed for cooking but I assume the unrefined one is at much higher quality and if possible would be better if you would invest in that one instead :)
on 6/13/2013 1:04:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Words can not express my love for coconut oil! I've been using it for a couple months now and I've definitely noticed great benefits. I use it as a moisturizer only at night and my skin has cleared up and I also use it on my lashes and they've really gotten longer and fuller! Once in a while ill put this stuff on my hair and massage it into my scalp and leave it on for about an hour then rinse it off with shampoo and it leaves my hair so soft, shiny, and not frizzy! I'll also use it to moisturize my body and lips, and I've heard you can use it in place of shaving cream which will probably work though I haven't tried. There's so many ways you can use coconut oil! I know some people eat it and use it in their cooking, but one time I mixed a half a tablespoon of it in my tea and it gave me a headache, not sure why so I just don't eat it. Overall ill keep repurchasing and using it because I love it so much!
on 5/29/2013 7:55:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I LUUUUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRVEEEEEEEEEEEE coconut oil for SO MANY THINGS!!!!!! I use it to remove makeup. No makeup resists it not even thick eyeliner or waterproof makeup and it leaves your face so clean and fresh. I dunk my hair in it, twice a week, leave it on for minimum 2 hours (more if possible) then shampoo and condition. I do have to shampoo twice as I use sulfate-free shampoo bars. It has made my thick, coarse, dry hair sooooooooooo soft, shiny, silky, bouncy, thick, strong, and healthy, and it makes the curls tight and well-defined even while at the same time they are soft and bouncy. I also use it as a facial moisturiser, in fact at the moment I only use extra virgin olive oil and coconut oil as facial moisturisers, every night I use one of them. I haven't used creams or chemical cleansers for the past 9 years, only handmade natural soap. My routine is to rub in some coconut oil to remove makeup, or if I didn't use makeup that day the oil removes dirt, then I wash with natural soap and then moisturise using either coconut oil or olive oil. That's all I do. It never breaks me out, but I'm not break-out prone, in fact I stopped having break-outs when I stopped using chemicals. So if you are having break-outs and acne, I do recommend you try ditching all the chemicals and cleanse using only natural products. Not all products are good for everyone as every skin type is different, I recommend you do some research and experiment to see what natural products work for you. If coconut oil breaks you out you might try grapeseed, jojoba or hazelnut oil, which are lighter and more astringent. For me coconut oil works like a charm!
on 5/29/2013 4:18:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
there are so many uses for EVCO but i never expected it to be this many!! 101?! seriously i've only tried 7 from the list! and i thought that was a lot! haha click the link to see the LOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGG list!
PS. im not affiliated with the site, i just found it really helpful for me and i thought it will be for you as well. :)
on 5/22/2013 6:25:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Blue
HG status right here! Glad I found this product based on the rave reviews here I purchased EVCO (Barleans organic cold-pressed) at my local health foods store. I'm astounded at the dozens of uses and natural antibacterial properties this has and it's all natural :) below are ways I've used this miracle product!
Take 1-3 tsp per day to increase energy, boost metabolism and fight candida(yeast infections)
Apply on bruises or cuts to speed healing time
Use as shaving cream to protect against ingrown hairs and cuts
Add to your styling routine- just the smallest bit smoothes my flyaways, too much will make hair greasy!
Mix it with your daily tea or coffee for a flavor and wellness boost--it's so good!
Remove waterproof makeup by rubbing it gently onto face/eyes, then wipe off with tissue and wash face
Since I began taking this product by the spoonful each day, my acne has miraculously subsided(knock on wood!) and the only thing I've changed in my regiment is adding coconut oil, so I attribute the clearing of my acne to the lauric acid contained in EVCO which works as an antibacterial. I'm in love with this stuff and never want to be without it!
on 5/5/2013 5:59:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I am a health coach and I read the reviewer who said that if you break out that means the product is working - NOT TRUE!! You could have an allergy to coconut oil!! If you have sensitive skin just try using a bit of it but if you break out in acne or hives, stop immediately!!
on 4/10/2013 8:11:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Sensitive, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I use it to remove my make up by I smothering it all over my face and then using a face wipe. I also use it as a body moisturizer. Leaves the skin on my face and body feeling really soft. Love it!!! It is also good for you.
on 4/10/2013 1:51:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've been using this on my hair as a mask and it has made my hair look and feel great. I suffer from dry scalp and after I dry my hair, I always get peeling skin right at my hairline, at the top of my forehead. It's so incredibly annoying. I dab just a little bit of coconut oil on the flaky spots and they behave all day. I am going to give some of this to my sister to use on my niece's eczema since I have heard it works wonders there too.
Just for fun I rubbed this on my arms and elbows and it worked as a great moisturizer with a little sheen, I can see myself using this on my legs during the summer!
on 3/26/2013 1:59:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
MUA, you suggested it and now I'm hooked! I started by using a tiny bit on the dry ends of my hair, got brave enough to try it on my face and found out I'm one of the lucky ones it doesn't break out, though other things do (I tested by putting it on only one half of my face daily for a week), and now I'm eating the stuff! Love it for night before pre-shampoo hair masque, and I swear it even has made my wrinkles less obvious (yup, other people could see the difference and I used it on the more wrinkly half of my face around my eye). Love it, and will keep experimenting:)
on 3/17/2013 9:18:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
let me just say that THIS HAS CLEARED 99% OF MY ACNE!!! I have moderate acne and oily skin on my Tzone. I break out every week or so. I've pretty much tried every over the counter acne treatment out there. From neutrogena wash, to clean and clear, and at least 15 different spot treatments. They all seemed to work decently at first, but after a while, they just didn't do anything to my pimples. So i researched some natural ways to treat acne, and I came up with a new (and very very cheap!) regimen: At night, I use neutrogena acne stress control scrub. I mix in a dab of coconut oil with the scrub, which leaves my face moisturized even after I rinse. Then, I use plain old lemon juice as a toner/astringent all over my face, applied with a cotton ball. Lastly, I smooth on a layer of coconut oil and go to bed. In the morning, I do the same thing but instead of putting the coconut oil all over my face after the lemon, I use Sukin moisturizer (its in MUA top picks!!) because its a better makeup base than oil. Hope this helps!
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Yohohoho, awesome!
(oh wait,i have no eyes)
(oh wait,i have no eyes)
yohohoho... this great! and we can see the sympatic side of brook
amazing nya!
amazing detail on this piece.
Is there anything else to say other that this pictur is awsome.
King og the soul Indeed
Holy wow, that is creepy! I never realized that Brook actually would look so scary.
Excellent special effects and that fur collar looks nice, too.
Excellent special effects and that fur collar looks nice, too.
Amazing work!
This is so amazing, I almost jumped out of my skin!
Although I don't have any skin, because I'm dead!
hahaha awesome comment! xD Thanks a lot. I did one of Jimbei and I'm preparing another One Piece fan-art
I saw the thumbnail when I was drooling over this one, you One Piece-drawing beast you.
This is absolutely stunning! You're very skilled... that is made apparent, i am so impressed !
Thanks a lot but i'm just a novice. I'm not a pro and I work and work to get better ^^. Feel free to see my other works. I'm glad you like my work! xD
wow! haha
so epic!
btw, what brush u used on the clothes sir, its very cool
so epic!
btw, what brush u used on the clothes sir, its very cool
holy mother of toast, this is awesome. i adore the detail. (and the soul emanating from his mouth and eyes - AAAAAA)
Amazing! very realistic !!
This is amazing. O_O
Thanks xD. I made some other fan-arts which might interest you ^^
this looks soooo cool! just awesome! <3
he looks so cooool!
At first I didn't really like Brook's new character design (or his other ones ^^"), but he looks really cool in this picture xD great job!
awesome !
Wow! This is absolutely amazing..
wow really amazing i like how realistic you made it
I love it
"Bone to be wilde. Yohohoho"
"Bone to be wilde. Yohohoho"
Pretty damn epic <3


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panthers55 added a post in a topic Falcons pay OL Bill Fralic $150K/yr...for lifeThis was a pretty smart move to me. It wasn't as if the 150 thousand was all he was going to get. This was a negotiated bonus in addition to 8 million in a rookie contract if I read that right. So he had plenty to invest and do what people are saying he should have done versus taking a yearly payout. He gets to do both. Plus he got to negotiate additional contracts. It is very likely he wouldn't have gotten that kind of money unless he structured it that way.
Magic Johnson got a 25 year 25 million contract people tout as brilliant for Buss although it was highly controversial given how much it was at the time. It allowed Magic to get huge money which he wouldn't have gotten otherwise and for the teams to stretch out payments until the financial consequences were minimal as salaries rose. These payouts benefit both parties as one side stretches payments while the other gets security for llife while he invests money from other contracts if he sticks and if his career is cut short he gets a set amount which by being annualized is going to be a lot bigger than if it were a lump time payment. Not that the lump sum payment won't grow faster with compounding interest simply that this kind of money was being handed out left and right because it wasn't. The average salary for an o linemen in 1985 was 162 thousand a year. He gets close to that for life and a big signing bonus as well. The Falcons valued the annuity at 6 million.
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Fettuccine Mycella
22 Sep 2009
Fettuccine Mycella is a simply delicious recipe. Try this amazingly tempting Fettuccine Mycella recipe; I am sure you will get a lot of compliments for this one.
|50 Milliliter (1/4 cup)
|Whipping cream
|250 Milliliter (1 cup)
|Blue cheese
|3 Ounce, crumbled (90 gram Mycella)
|Chopped fresh parsley
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Fettuccine/Egg noodles
|1⁄2 Pound (250 gram)
In skillet, melt butter over medium heat just until golden brown.
Pour in cream and boil until slightly thickened, about 30 seconds.
Stir in half the cheese and all the parsley; stir until smooth, then remove from heat In large pot of boiling salted water, cook fettuccine according to package directions or until al dente (tender but firm).
Drain well and turn into warmed shallow serving dish.
Pour hot sauce over and toss with 2 forks until evenly coated.
Sprinkle with remaining cheese and serve immediately on warmed plates.
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Robert Lynn Moore, Jr., 50, of Denton, passed away on Thursday, January 9, 2014 after a long battle with neuroendocrine carcinoma of the pancreas.
Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, January 12, 2014 at Lake Creek Cemetery with Mr. Clinton Hicks, officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls.
Robert Lynn was born July 26, 1963 in Wichita Falls, Texas to Robert L. and Molly Estelle (Nichols) Moore. He worked as a master electrician up until the diagnosis of his cancer.
He was preceded in death by the recent passing of his precious mother, Molly E Moore.
He is survived by his father, Robert L Moore, Sr.; children Zachary Moore, Jonathan Vitela, Camron Moore, and Brittany Moore; sisters, Cindy Edwards and husband Lynn, Betsi Moore Lujan, Mandy Salas and husband Jesse, and Amy Moore; nephews, Stancil Ray Bragg, III, Alan Salas, Carson Salas, and Ethan Lujan; and nieces, Kourtney Leija, Deborah Edwards, Rebekah Edwards, Georgia Green, Magnolia Green, Lillian Green and Cecilia Salas.
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