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Last month people around the world were horrified at a video of a 2-year-old Chinese girl being hit by a truck and ignored as pedestrians walked by, only to be struck again and left in the street until an elderly woman finally went to help. The child died in a hospital; her parents were — like millions of workers in China — rural migrants who had come to the city (Foshan in southern China, in this case) seeking work. The child's terrible death and the lack of any response sparked an impassioned discussion online on sites like Weibo (a Twitter-like social media site, Twitter being banned in China) about the demise of the national character.
Rising Numbers of Chinese Students at US Colleges and Universities
Contrast that indifference to the all-out doting and lavishing-on of resources devoted to the children of the newly wealthy in China. They are the "4-2-1″ children — with four grandparents and two parents to the one grandchild allowed by China's one-child policy — and those six older relatives have spared no resources. The New York Times and the Chronicle of Higher Education have collaborated on an article about the new phenomenon of growing numbers of Chinese national students enrolling in US colleges. There are now 40,000 Chinese students in US colleges and universities, the largest group of international students. At the University of Delaware, 517 Chinese students enrolled this year, a sharp contrast to the 8 who did in 2007.
American schools, struggling with budget cuts and reduced federal and other funding, have been only too eager to admit these students who, as the scion of China's still brand new middle class, pay full tuition. But the students' levels of preparation has been mixed to say the least, with many having to take additional courses in English as a second language. While the Chinese students met admissions criteria for their English, professors encountering the students have found that many struggle to write in English and more than a few have been found plagiarizing. Scott Stevens, director of the English Language Institute at the University of Delaware's Newark campus, recalls
…how one student memorized four Wikipedia entries so he could regurgitate whichever one seemed most appropriate on an in-class essay — an impressive, if misguided, feat. American concepts of intellectual property don't translate readily to students from a country where individualism is anathema.
Many Chinese students rely on agencies that help them write college admission essays and present themselves as viable candidates to American universities.
Zinch China, a consulting company that advises American colleges and universities about China, last year published a report based on interviews with 250 Beijing high school students bound for the United States, their parents, and a dozen agents and admissions consultants. The company concluded that 90 percent of Chinese applicants submit false recommendations, 70 percent have other people write their personal essays, 50 percent have forged high school transcripts and 10 percent list academic awards and other achievements they did not receive. The "tide of application fraud," the report predicted, will likely only worsen as more students go to America.
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I was horrified when I saw this video. China has long believed that the "Poor" are disposable or a necessary evil. However, with globalization the attitudes have become even more horrendous. Yet we in the west are underwriting such treatment by 'courting' Chinese power brokers & financially supporting their govt. & manufacturers. Remember the toxic toys scandal? Life is very cheap in China, unless you are very wealthy &/or a member of the economic/political elite...then, laws & humanity just don't apply. Unfortunately, this is the case in most of the world now.
China is different from us. almost alien... their moral values differ greatly - recall the lead paint on toys; the powdered melamine in babies milk...and yet most of America, both north and south are indebted to China... and we keep buying inferior products in exchange for our raw materials..NO! STOP now! this is one of the reasons for the recession everywhere... they have slave wages....hard to beat that!
@edo.f "The incident with the 2 year old was 1 in 1.5billion!"
Wrong! I do liv ein CHina--have done for 6 years. This is not unusual or rare--it is commonplace--a daily occurrence. I have seen countless incidents like this. And deceitful behavior is natural to them--a part of their culture--the honest ones are rare. A smile means nothing. Duplicity is their culture. My gf is Chinese--and she lies daily not just to me--white lies--but to everyone around her. and does everyone else. Vendors will cheat you as a matter of principle. Of course there are nice people in china--but they almost al l--even the nice ones--have questionable morals and ethics. George bush seems like a nice guy to have a beer with but he is still a smug murderer and a racist uncaring monster. I wouldnt compare the chinese to G. B--many are better than that--but they are not honest people and are quite indifferent about human life--unless immediate family. They dont necessarily wish people ill--but they do that too--but they simply dont care.
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2 linda T "I still wonder why this child was in the road alone and where were her parents?"
i live in China. Children as young as 1 are left in the streets to play unattended, fingers in shit, and putting shit in mouth. They live in shops and restaurants working non-stop wile children wander street around shop completely unattended and filthy.
@jjhChinese ancient culture and beliefs were not like this.
how do u know this? It is my understanding that much literature in Chinese history documents that they were in fact always always like this--the writers disgusted by it. i went to a village where they turned one writer's home i'm talking about into a Disney world event. They have told each other for centuries how immoral they are--but they dont really care or act. They will tell you there are too many people anyway. As tell me all the time.
"Tom Melcher, Zinch Chinas chairman and the reports author, says its simplistic to vilify agents who provide these services. Theyre responding, he says, to the demands of students and parents."
Hmm, so if people (parents) want sth bad enough its ok and understandable--satisfy rape desires, murder, theft, rapaciosly devouring resources--undermining laws to do so, stealing , lying--anything goes, well, because they want it bad. I work in china--been here 6 years--im so disgusted by it. They always ask--why world fear china?'--i tell them--cuz you are extremely selfish deceitful people who care nothing about the community or the environment and always say to people--its none of my business even as they are brutally murdered in the street. You corrupt everything you get near--and whats more--you admit it, and dismiss it as natural. believe me--China MUST be contained. We need to pull out all resources and businesses and leave them to it. Cease all Visas to Chinese. Unless they agree to moral implants. If you dont believe it--come to china for a few years and see what i mean.
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A BBC television dramatization of the fantasy novels by C.S. Lewis comprising of four films.< read all 2 reviews
In 1988 the BBC produced the first of four films based on C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia books.
Since their original airing the films have become family favorites but with Walt Disney Studios creating their own epic adaptations, will these low budget classics be outdone? I don't believe they will. Although this series lacks the big budget and special effects of Disney's filmed versions, these films retain the whimsy and innocence of the books. Yes, the costumes, set design and props may seem like those found in a school production. And yes, most of us could create more realistic special effects on our home computers. However, unlike Disney's films, this series remained faithful to Lewis' text and only made departures for budgetary reasons. Overall this series still enchants children as well as adults. But I would recommend showing these movies to your children before the Disney versions.
My reasons for suggesting this are:
(1.) These films are closer to the spirit of Lewis' stories and therefore a better representation of the moral values that Lewis was trying to instill.
(2.) Rather than relying on action sequences this series focuses on storytelling.
(3.) By showing these films first it will build anticipation for the upcoming Disney films but also introduce viewers to the Narnia stories and their mythical cosmology.
The four films included in this three-disc set are:
The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe - 1988
Four siblings, Peter, Susan, Lucy and Edmund, are sent to the countryside home of Prof. Kirke while London is being raided during WWII. During their exploration of Prof. Kirke's house, Lucy enters a wardrobe and is transported to a magical world that is held under an evil enchantment. A witch has cast a spell on Narnia that makes it always winter but never Christmas. Soon all four children make their way through the wardrobe and into Narnia, where they befriend mythological creatures and talking beasts. The children learn of a prophecy that states that they are to battle the witch's army and restore Narnia to its former glory and they learn of Aslan, the messianic lion-king of Narnia.
Prince Caspian - 1989
A year has passed for Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy since their adventures in Narnia came to an end. But Prince Caspian, whose evil uncle has usurped the throne, summons the children back into that magical world. The four children unite with Caspian and his rebel army and prepare to do battle with Caspian's uncle, King Miraz.
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader - 1989
Edmund, Lucy and their cousin, Eustace are sent to Narnia so that they can help Caspian search for seven missing Narnian lords, who were banished by King Miraz. On their voyages they are taken as slaves, face the dangers of enchantments, must do battle with a giant sea serpent, survive a deadly storm, and perhaps even sail beyond the very ends of the Earth, into Aslan's country.
The Silver Chair - 1990
Eustace and his schoolmate, Jill travel to Narnia where Aslan assigns them the task of finding lost Prince Rilian, King Caspian's son and rightful heir to the throne. Puddleglum, a Marshwiggle with a tendency to be pessimistic, joins them on their mission. Together they encounter all sorts of dangers including a dragon, barbaric giants, a tyrannical sorceress and a clan of hideous subterranean creatures who serve the sorceress.
The greatest flaw of this series, other than the production value, is the acting. Sophie Wilcox, who plays Lucy, is endlessly whining and Barbara Kellerman is so manic and over-the-top that I felt she would benefit from medication. However, both of these performers are redeemed by the many talented actors who surround them. The actors who portray the talking animals are particularly good and Ronald Pickup, who voices Aslan makes the oversized stuffed animal of a puppet believable.
The special features include a poster, a booklet with interesting facts about C.S. Lewis and the Narnia books, a recipe for Turkish Delight, an excerpt from the program The Bookworm, trivia games and photo galleries.
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The BBC, in association with the Wonderworks program, produced films based on four of the seven books, but did not complete the series to due to a limited budget.
The Chronicles of Narnia is a BBC-produced television serial that was aired from 1988 to 1990, and based on four books of C. S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia series. The series was originally aired with the The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe consisting of 6 episodes (1988), Prince Caspian with 2 episodes (1989), The Voyage of the Dawn Treader with 4 episodes (1989) and The Silver Chair with 6 episodes (1990). This television serial was produced by Paul Stone and teleplayed by Alan Seymour. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe was directed by Marilyn Fox, while Prince Caspian and The Voyage of the Dawn Treader were directed by Alex Kirby.
The four miniseries were later edited into three feature-length films (combining "Prince Caspian" and "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader") and released on DVD. The series won the BAFTA Award for "Best Video Lighting" in 1988.

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White, the director of Cavalier Theatre since 2010, was to be named as Bedford County Public School's Teacher of the Year for 2016 during a ceremony Tuesday evening in Boonsboro.
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At 4:20 p.m. Sunday May 10, Bedford County 911 dispatchers received a call reporting a shooting at 961 Summit Ridge Drive, Blue Ridge. Bedford County deputies arrived on the scene at 4:38 p.m. and found a deceased white male lying in the driveway of the residence, according to a news release by the Bedford County Sheriff's Office.
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The new district will consist of the Bedford Memorial Hospital campus plus two adjoining properties.
Cintas Corporation in Bedford will invest $6 million in its facility to expand its operation.
Bedford County's Office of Economic Development announced the expansion this past week. The expansion to the Industrial Drive facility is expected to add 15 net new employees over the next three years.
Although $1 million was stripped out of the school division's maintenance fund in this year's approved budget, the school board was able to replace $300,000 of that by transferring money from the transportation fund, in action the school board took Thursday. The money became available due to savings on fuel costs.
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Since 2001, 1,976 Americans have died in Afghanistan. During that same period in time, 5,056 murders have taken place in Chicago.
Chicago increasingly resembles a war zone instead of a modern city in an industrialized nation. The spike in the murder rate has been blamed on a number of things, including warm weather and a low police force.
The Chicago Tribune reports that last weekend alone, eight people were killed and 40 people were wounded.
In fact, according to PressTV, dozens of American cities are seeing reversals of the downtick in crime rates. Murders nearly doubled in San Jose last year, and rose in Oakland, Sacramento, and San Diego.
None of these cities have seen the surge, though, that Chicago has seen. While the overall crime rate is down, the murder rate is up 54 percent this year – 169 murders in 2012, compared to 110 at the same point last year.
In May, Mayor Rahm Emmanuel announced his "wraparound strategy," meant to sharpen the city's focus on improving neighborhood services after police target an area to eliminate gangs.
Chicago Police Superintendant Garry McCarthy has also brought to Chicago a program called CompStat. Developed in New York during the 1990s, the program seeks to help police target neighborhoods in which crime is likely to occur by analyzing crime report trends. More controversial measures that New York has taken to combat crime, such as the stop-and-frisk policy, have not been adapted in Chicago.
Andrew Papachristos, a Harvard sociologist who studies street gangs, insists that despite Chicago's perceived need for more cops, the solution lies in a smarter police force. He said to the Austin Weekly News, "It's not about how many people you have on the street, but having the right people on the street - one good cop is better than three average cops."


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Is a good run defender that has good instincts when playing the run. Is quick to come up and attack the line of scrimmage and ball carrier, able to fill at times against the inside run. Not afraid to mix it up and never shies from contact. Has good closing burst on the ball and is a consistent wrap-tackler in the open field. Has good speed and range when it comes to defending the run, and comfortable playing deep or in the box. Will deliver a blow to the receiver to separate him from the ball over the middle. Does a nice job reading the quarterback well and will break on the ball to disrupt the throw. Does a good job reading things in front of him on short zones. Can make plays on the ball in centerfield, especially down the seam or over the top if the throw hangs up in the air, leading to the turnover. Has decent hips for a safety that makes him comfortable matching up with slot receivers and tight ends. Has good burst off the corner when used as a blitzer.
Lacks ideal size to fill against the run at times when he's working inside. Will tackle high at times and tends to be more of a drag-down guy that someone that will really be a big hitter or throw his weight around. Doesn't always take the best angles to the ball in run support. At times, can get caught out of position when trying to make a play in deep centerfield, letting the receiver get behind him. Can get caught looking in the backfield at times, and give up the big play, and doesn't showcase ideal ball skills when working in man coverage.
Barron first came to my attention when he was a sophomore, and I thought he was potentially the best player in their secondary, one that featured Kareem Jackson, Javier Arenas, and Marquis Johnson, all of whom were drafted in 2010. He followed that up with a lackluster junior year where he made some a few too many mistakes in coverage, but has come on with a strong senior campaign. He was the leader of that Alabama secondary, showing his intelligence and consistency as a three-year starter at strong safety. Barron has always been a solid run defender, but his coverage abilities have not always been great. But in the games I saw this year, he was solid in coverage. But I'm not sure if at the next level, he'll still be more of a run defender than a ball-hawking safety. He is coming off sports hernia surgery, which kept him from all but a minimal workout at Alabama's pro day, but is expected to be able to suit up for training camp this summer, so it shouldn't really affect his future.
(10/22) vs. Tennessee: 0.5 stuffs, 0 targets, 0 rec., 0 yds, 1 PD
(11/5) vs. LSU: 0.5 TFLs, 1 tgt., 0 rec. 0 yds, 1 INT
(1/9) vs. LSU: 1 sack, 0.5 stuffs, 0 tgt., 0 rec. 0 yds
2011: 13 GP/12 GS, 68 tackles, 5.0 TFLS, 1.0 sacks, 2 INTs, 5 PDs, 0 FF, 1 FR
2010: 12/12-75-3.0-2.0-3-6-1-0
2009: 14/14-76-3.5-0.5-7-11-0-0
2008: 14/0-18-1.5-1.5-0-0-0-0
- had hernia surgery following 2011 season
- missed 1 game due to a torn pectoral in 2010
Barron reminds me of William Moore, except minus all of the questions about his coverage abilities. Barron has proven himself to be at best a good cover man and at worst a decent one during his three years as a starter in Alabama. He reminds me of Moore because he's one of the more instinctual and natural run-defending safeties I've seen come out since Moore. I've liked Barron for some time, but I'm not overly convinced he's an elite safety. At least not in terms of his coverage ability. By no means do I think he'll be a poor cover safety at the next level, but he doesn't strike me as the next Ed Reed by any means. He can play free safety because he's smart and comfortable in coverage, but I think he's a much more natural strong safety. For me, to really think of him as a potential top free safety, I want to see a bit more range and ball skills in coverage like I saw with Earl Thomas a few yaers ago. In contrast, I think he's more akin to Eric Berry or LaRon Landry, the types of players that are capable of playing free safety, but much more natural playing strong safety. If you were to team with a ball-hawking cover free safety, it would really accent his abilities. I think he's a fairly consistent player that is pretty safe as far as safeties go. He'll find a role on any team and within any scheme, but I think he'll work best in a scheme that plays him at strong safety and will use him as a rover type of guy that will play all over the field in order to create and exploit matchups. I'm not sure he'll be Troy Polamalu in that role, but I do think he'll be a Top 10 safety that at worst is going to be a more consistent version of Kerry Rhodes. The only issue with Barron is durability, which is always the issue with safeties. It's the most injury prone position on defense, and especially if he's playing the strong spot and playing the run more often, that increases the chances he could be nicked up. But for the value that he'll bring to the table when he is on the field, then it should certainly make up for it. Barron is a guy that you can expect to come in right away and be a good NFL safety, and from that point on grow into at least a very good if not great one.
William Moore, Falcons.
While Barron isn't the most natural free safety, it would likely be his role here in Atlanta. He and Moore would be an extremely physical group of safeties, but the question is whether Barron is as strong in coverage that will make both of them long-term solutions together. And while Barron can be a better cover safety than DeCoud, I don't think it'll be by a huge degree. So eventually you see the Falcons having to make a move there to get a better player. It's just hard seeing Moore and Barron being able to co-exist long-term. Barron would likely be used as a package player as a rookie, but eventually move into the lineup by 2013 at either spot. Eventually, Barron probably pushes Moore out of a job, if not in 2013 when MOore is a free agent, or when Barron's rookie deal is up and the Falcons need to commit long-term to him. Barron would only really be a short-term fix at free safety. He should be an upgrade over Moore at strong safety because he's more reliable in man coverage, that should help the team out against quality tight ends in the division.
Barron is a solid first round pick that should go in the middle of the round. He would not be a reach at the tail-end of the Top 15, but it's hard to justify that high a pick for a safety when he's not a unique athlete, which Barron isn't quite. Top 12 is probably pushing it, but at any point after that he'd make a solid to excellent pickup.
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Speed: 7.0
Tackling: 8.5
Man Coverage: 6.0
Zone Coverage: 7.0
Ball Skills: 7.0
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The company's board of directors has formed a search committee and engaged Egon Zehnder, an internationally recognized executive search leader, to identify Begley's successor, focusing on external candidates with strong healthcare backgrounds and proven experience leading large multinational companies.
In another organizational move, Terrence C. Kearney, chief operating officer (COO), has announced his intention to retire by the end of 2010. Kearney has also served Hospira since its launch, first as the company's chief financial officer and then as its COO. Underscoring the strength of the operations leadership team, Kearney's operations-focused role will be filled internally. James H. Hardy, currently corporate vice president, Supply Chain, will be named to the new role of senior vice president, Operations, effective Dec. 31, 2010. Hardy will immediately begin to work with Kearney to ensure a seamless transition.
Irving W. Bailey, II, Hospira's lead independent director, said, "As part of the board's disciplined succession-planning process, we have anticipated and planned for these transitions. Chris and Terry have made significant contributions to the growth of the company and the creation of shareholder value over the past six years, and they have established a strong organization to build upon Hospira's success." Added Bailey, "We are particularly grateful that Chris will continue his leadership in the role of executive chairman and know that his active involvement will help ensure a successful transition for our employees, customers and shareholders."
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It's one thing to have a great recruiting class in a given year. That
looks good on paper and in message boards. It's another thing entirely
to retain that label once the pads go on and the players become more
than just four or five-star entries in cyberspace. Signing blue-chip
recruits is exhausting, but developing and retaining them can be a whole
lot harder, something that's evident when these mass collections of
talent are revisited and re-ranked four years after they were first
*Player and program rankings from 2003 come courtesy of Scout.com
Fell from the top 20: North Carolina, Virginia, Washington and
20. Mississippi State – Jackie Sherrill's last recruiting class
in Starkville stunned a lot of people and wound up being one of his best
at Mississippi State. A high school safety, Culberson went on to become
an All-SEC linebacker. Anderson and Butler were very pleasant, two-star
surprises, with the latter returning in 2007 as one of the league's
better pass-catching tight ends. Davis, Hampton and Griffin, three of
the Bulldogs' seven four-star recruits, couldn't cut it in Sylvester
Croom's stricter regime and left the university before making serious
Hits: LB Quinton Culberson, DT Deljuan Robinson, TE Eric Butler,
DE Michael Heard, OL Brian Anderson, S Jeramie Johnson and QB Omarr
Misses: OL Donovan Davis, DE Devrick Hampton and CB Adrian
Final 2003 Ranking: 20
19. South Carolina – Headliners Summers and Whiteside were busts,
preventing this class from ascending any higher. Summers was actually
rated higher than Reggie Bush, but after a tease of a freshman debut,
was dismissed for failing a second drug test in 2005. The Gamecocks'
spot in the Top 20 was salvaged by Bennett and two-star Simpson, who
needed just two solid seasons in Columbia to earn a starting job with
the Buffalo Bills as a fourth-round pick. Mitchell and Boyd have one
more year in the South Carolina backfield, so there's still some room
for growth out of this class.
Hits: S Ko Simpson, CB Fred Bennett, QB Blake Mitchell, LB Marcus
Lawrence, QB Syvelle Newton and RB Cory Boyd
Misses: RB Demetris Summers, WR Noah Whiteside and LB Ryan Brown
Final 2003 Ranking: 15
18. Oklahoma – Exhibit A why it makes good sense to let the
dust settle on a class before labeling it with all kinds of
superlatives. This was supposed to be Bob Stoops' recruiting opus in
Norman. Uh-uh. The downside, Oklahoma realized, is that too much
talent has a way of scaring off young kids that believe they'll be
buried for years on the depth chart. Tashard Choice and Courtney
Tennial are starring for Georgia Tech and Tulsa, respectively,
Millington has helped solidify the left side of the Illinois line and
Cade, the nation's No. 2 safety, is with UNLV. Oh, and how good would
Grady look with quarterback-starved OU instead of the Utah Utes?
Dampeer had All-America potential, but was an undisciplined flop of epic
proportions, a microcosm of this collection's legacy. Good thing for
the safeties, Nicholson and Williams, who barely kept the nation's No. 3
class from slipping completely outside the revised Top 20.
Hits: S Donte Nicholson, S Darien Williams, TE Joe John Finley,
DT Carl Pendleton and DT Steven Coleman,
Misses: DT Moe Dampeer, S Tony Cade, QB Tommy Grady, LB Demarrio
Pleasant, S Chijioke Onyenegecha, T Akim Millington, OL Brian Zimpel, TE
Willie Roberts, LB Lewis Baker, LB Dane Zaslaw and Cody Freeby
Final 2003 Ranking: 3
17. Miami – Larry Coker's recruiting classes always looked better
on paper than on grass, a major reason why he's currently out of work.
The 2003 group was no different, providing some decent starters, but no
star power beyond the electrifying Hester. Olsen was the closest thing,
but even he never erupted with the 'Canes, catching just six touchdown
passes in three seasons. Beason was the teams' best defensive player in
2006, taking that momentum into the NFL with a year of eligibility left
on the table. The haul of offensive linemen that included Morse, Bain,
Rochford and Cyrim Wimbs was supposed to be the program's best in years,
but has yet to produce an all-league performer. For a variety of
reasons, Wright and Moss haven't approached their top 5 designation, but
Wright has one year left in Patrick Nix's system to redeem himself. By
the way, how in the world was H.B. Blades allowed to escape this Miami
Hits: TE Greg Olsen, CB Devin Hester, LB Jon Beason, G Derrick
Morse, LB Glenn Cook, TE Kevin Everett and P Brian Monroe
Misses: S Willie Cooper, RB Tyrone Moss, QB Kyle Wright, OL John
Rochford, LB Tavares Gooden, DE Vegas Franklin and OL Andrew Bain
Final 2003 Ranking: 6
16. Florida State – Sims, widely considered the top recruit of
2003, was as good as advertised for three years in Tallahassee before a
terrific debut with the Detroit Lions last year. The 'Noles built a
solid foundation on both lines, led by Fluellen, who's primed to become
the next really good defensive tackle from the school. This class,
however, was extremely light on skill position talent, a troubling trend
of late that's hindered a floundering offense. Cromartie was headed
toward an All-American career, but tore his ACL before the 2005 season,
and is now a rising star with the San Diego Chargers.
Hits: LB Ernie Sims, DT Andre Fluellen, DE Chauncey Davis, T
Mario Henderson, WR De'Cody Fagg, T David Overmyer and OL John Frady
Misses: CB Antonio Cromartie, K Chase Goggans, DT Chris Anderson
and DE Chris Bradwell
Final 2003 Ranking: 12
15. Georgia – The Dawgs have received some unexpected production
from Jones, Jackson, Flowers and Shackleford, none of whom were ranked
in the top 35 at their position. Those surprises helped offset the huge
disappointments of four-star linemen, McKinzey and Chandler, who've yet
to start a game in Athens. Injuries have been a key reason why
five-star playmakers Lumpkin and Bailey have missed the mark, but both
have one more year to approach All-SEC caliber. For two years, Pope was
one of the nation's scariest tight ends and Oliver is on the verge of
becoming a top-flight corner in his senior year. Thurman played just 23
games in his star-crossed Georgia career, but was a force for two
Hits: LB Odell Thurman, TE Leonard Pope, CB Paul Oliver, LB
Jarvis Jackson, C Nick Jones, CB Thomas Flowers, T Ken Shackleford and
PR Mikey Henderson
Misses: RB Kregg Lumpkin, WR Sean Bailey, OL Zeb McKinzey, OL
Trey Chandler, DE Richard Cook and TE Coleman Watson
Final 2003 Ranking: 11
14. Auburn – Can the Tiger staff attract and develop pass
rushers, or what? McClover, Groves and Gunn have all tormented SEC
quarterbacks at one time or another, leaving Blevins as the lone bust in
the bunch. Irons patrolled the secondary like a hawk for two seasons,
while the tandem of Bliss and Vaughn, for the most part, gave the
kicking game stability. Britt was a top 20 lineman with a bright future
until a shoulder injury prematurely ended his playing career. Jacobs
was the year's top junior college recruit, but stayed for just a year,
opting instead to use Southern Illinois as a stepping stone to the NFL.
Hits: DE Stanley McClover, CB David Irons, DE Quentin Groves, DE
Marquies Gunn, TE Cole Bennett, T King Dunlap, S Eric Brock, P Kody
Bliss and K John Vaughn
Misses: DE Lloyd Blevins, OL Jarrod Britt, RB Brandon Jacobs, NG
Tez Doolittle and QB Courtney Denson,
Final 2003 Ranking: 16
13. Texas A&M – The legacy of this recruiting class will be the
offensive line, which has already produced a ton of starts out of
seniors-to-be Wallace, Elder, Clark and Kirk Yoder. The defensive line
also fared pretty well, landing Bryant and Harrington, who was honorable
mention All-Big 12 last year. The headliner of the group, however, was
Warren, a seek-and-destroy linebacker with all-conference credentials in
each of his final two seasons. Adams was the epitome of an
underachiever. Slotted as the fifth best lineman in the nation, he was
shifted to defense in 2004 and banished from the program a year later
for a drug-related arrest.
Hits: LB Justin Warren, S Melvin Bullitt, DE Chris Harrington, C
Cody Wallace, DT Red Bryant, G Kirk Elder, FB Chris Alexander, T Corey
Clark and CB Brock Newton
Misses: T Jorrie Adams, DE Jason Jack, WR Earvin Taylor and RB
Derrick Brown,
Final 2003 Ranking: 9
12. Virginia Tech – Pundits assured us four years ago that
Virginia ruled the Commonwealth, however, history will sing a different
song. With another season of eligibility left, Hall and Adibi will both
end up having better careers than Cavalier uber-recruit Ahmad Brooks.
Ditto Brown, who's blossomed from a tight end to a stud tackle,
surpassing top-ranked UVa lineman Jordy Lipsey along the way. Ellis,
Booker and Powell have been regular producers on the defensive line and
the mercurial Clowney, who played in last week's Senior Bowl, would have
had much better numbers playing in a more diverse offense. The biggest
casualty was Hinton, an incorrigible four-star prospect, who transferred
to Ohio after two arrests cost him his Hokie scholarship.
Hits: LB Vince Hall, LB Xavier Adibi, T Duane Brown, DE Chris Ellis,
WR David Clowney, DT Barry Booker and DT Carlton Powell,
Misses: S Michael Hinton and OL Tripp Carroll
Final 2003 Ranking: 21
11. Iowa – The Class of 2003 was another example that few staffs
coach up young talent better than the one in Iowa. Jones, an
outstanding three-year starter, was the only blue-chipper of a group
that's injected talent into both sides of the ball. Tate is an all-time
Hawkeye, throwing 60 touchdown passes over the last three years, and
Young is back for his senior year, looking to recapture his sophomore
form. Chandler began his college career as the 140th-ranked
wide receiver before growing into an All-Big Ten weapon as a tight end.
Klinkenborg led the 2006 defense with 129 tackles, while the bookends of
Iwebema and Mattison, overlooked by lots of schools, have all-league
Hits: QB Drew Tate, G Mike Jones, RB Albert Young, TE Scott
Chandler, DE Kenny Iwebema, DE Bryan Mattison and LB Mike Klinkenborg
Misses: None
Final 2003 Ranking: 30
10. Georgia Tech – Very quietly, Chan Gailey's first full
recruiting class at Tech was rock solid and vastly underrated four years
later. The haul produced 10 starters on last year's division
championship squad, including five members of the All-ACC team, but
wouldn't have been possible without some stellar coaching. The staff
dug deep with these kids, getting maximum contributions and well over
100 starts from Wheeler, Anoai, Wrotto, Hall, Oliver, Tuminello and
Rhodes, not one of which was even a top 75 prospect at his position.
Grant and Ball, on the other hand, were heavily recruited, but generated
sobering results. Grant was the team's fourth-leading rusher in 2006
and Ball was one of the most erratic non-option passers of this
Hits: LB Phillip Wheeler, CB Kenny Scott, DT Joe Anoai, T
Mansfield Wrotto, LB KaMichael Hall, DE Adamm Oliver, G Matt Rhodes and
C Kevin Tuminello
Misses: RB Rashaun Grant and QB Reggie Ball
Final 2003 Ranking: 34
9. Louisville – Few schools did more with less than Louisville in
2003. This was supposed to be Bush and a cast of question marks, but
evolved into a deep collection of talent that was instrumental in last
season's Big East crown and Orange Bowl win. What Bush was to the
offense, Okoye was to the defense, emerging from an unranked, two-star
teen to one of the country's premier run-stuffing tackles. Gay and
Sharp were multi-year starters and All-Big East performers in the
Cardinal secondary. Despite being rated below classmates B.J Vickers
and Antwuan Giddens, the fleet-footed Douglas has caught 97 passes the
last two years and enters 2007 as one of the game's most dangerous
Hits: RB Michael Bush, DT Amobi Okoye, LB Malik Jackson, WR Harry
Douglas, CB William Gay, CB Brandon Sharp and RB Kolby Smith
Misses: None
Final 2003 Ranking: 48
8. North Carolina State – The Wolfpack held up to the scrutiny of
a top 10 class by delivering a ton of defensive talent to build around
and very few embarrassing busts. Williams was a pass-rushing terror and
the eventual No. 1 overall pick in the 2006 NFL Draft. Labeled too
small by some local schools, Tulloch was a ferocious tackling machine in
Raleigh, carving out a spot in last spring's draft as well. Tyler
played his way on to the All-ACC first team last year, beating out more
heralded peers. Blackman is an elite return man with an extra gear and
game-breaking speed. Brown led the team in sacks in 2006 and still has
a year left at State. Morris was a five-star enigma, who started 23
games for the Pack, but could have been so much more had he stayed for
his senior year.
Hits: DE Mario Williams, LB Stephen Tulloch, DT Tank Tyler, OL
Derek Morris, LB LeRue Rumph, S Garland Heath, RB Darrell Blackman, S
Miguel Scott and DE Martrel Brown
Misses: WR Lamart Barrett, DE Kennie Covington, QB Marcus Stone
and TE Jamesley Jean
Final 2003 Ranking: 9
7. Texas – Mack Brown opted for quality over quantity in 2003,
signing just 18 kids, but efficiently landing some cornerstone athletes
for both sides of the ball. Eight of those signees were in the starting
lineup for last year's Alamo Bowl win, highlighted by All-Big 12 first
team selections, Crowder, Griffin and Sweed. Coming off building block
junior years, Hills and Derry will be two of the peak performers of next
year's Longhorns. Had Hardeman fulfilled his expectations, this class
would easily have soared into one of the top 5 slots. The nation's No.
8 back squandered a perfect blend of power and speed by struggling in
the classroom and running afoul with the law.
Hits: DE Tim Crowder, S Michael Griffin, WR Limas Sweed, CB Tarell
Brown, WR Billy Pittman, T Tony Hills, LB Robert Killebrew and LB Scott
Misses: RB Erik Hardeman, WR Tyrell Gatewood and S Erick Jackson
Final 2003 Ranking: 14
6. Michigan – As is often the case in Ann Arbor, Michigan
searched far and wide for the next generation of Wolverines, signing 17
recruits from ten different states. Backfield gaffes aside, Lloyd Carr
built a nice foundation of talent that's won 37 games and a handful of
individual honors since 2003. Hall and Woodley were All-Americans and
two of the country's premier players at corner and defensive end,
respectively. Long has the same potential in 2007, while Crable is
ready to make a splash after a productive junior year. Rivas ended his
career as Michigan's all-time leading scorer. Richard was going to be
the next big-time Wolverine quarterback, but opted to play professional
baseball instead.
Hits: CB Leon Hall, DE LaMarr Woodley, T Jake Long, G Adam Kraus, LB
Prescott Burgess, LB Shawn Crable, K Garrett Rivas and S Ryan Mundy,
Misses: TE Will Paul, LB Jim Presley, QB Clayton Richard, RB
Anton Campbell and RB Jerome Jackson,
Final 2003 Ranking: 8
5. Tennessee – From a relatively small recruiting class, the
Volunteers got five All-SEC players last year alone. The receiving trio
of Meachem, Swain and Smith have produced 334 receptions and 41
touchdowns during their Tennessee careers. Sears and McBride were
pillars of strength and consistency in Knoxville for the offensive and
defensive line, respectively. Hefney, the No. 70 corner, was the
pleasant surprise of the group, lapping the more acclaimed Campbell and
Fellows with one more season to go. The latest of the kicking Colquitts
was seventh nationally in punting a year ago. Young is one to watch in
2007. A little slow out of the gate, the former five-star tackle laid
the foundation last fall for what should be a very strong senior
Hits: WR Robert Meachem, T Arron Sears, WR Jayson Swain, DT Turk
McBride, P Britton Colquitt, T Eric Young, Bret Smith and S Jonathan
Misses: LB Daniel Brooks, S Corey Campbell and CB Roshaun Fellows
Final 2003 Ranking: 7
4. LSU – Feast your eyes on this class, 'Bama fans. Before long,
you might be seeing similar levels of depth and quality now that Nick
Saban is your coach. There was plenty of high-profile attrition here,
but that's sort of expected when you back up the truck and unload 17
four or five-star recruits on a campus. Russell will go down as an
all-time great LSU quarterback and could be the first player chosen in
this year's NFL Draft. A day one starter, Landry was named All-American
twice and All-SEC all four years. Bowe combined with Russell on 23
touchdowns, making them the most prolific pass-catch combo in school
history. Arnold is All-SEC, two years running. Matt Flynn has thrown
just 78 career passes, but now that he's expected to replace Russell, he
could really boost this group with a banner 2007. How in the world do
you size up Vincent, who helped LSU to a national title as a freshman,
but never was able to recapture that magic?
Hits: QB JaMarcus Russell, S LaRon Landry, WR Dwayne Bowe, G Will
Arnold, WR Craig Davis, S Jessie Daniels, CB Jonathan Zenon, LB Kenny
Hollis and K Chris Jackson
Misses: RB Justin Vincent, S Daryl Johnson, RB Barrington
Edwards, DE Kirston Pittman, RB Alley Broussard, DE Tim Washington, DT
Carnell Stewart, WR Amp Hill and OL Jerry Sevin
Final 2003 Ranking: 2
3. Notre Dame – The hiring of Charlie Weis has had plenty to do
with Notre Dame's recent two-year uptick, but then again so has this
class, easily Tyrone Willingham's best with the Irish. Quinn was a
two-time Heisman contender and the holder of just about every school
passing record. Samardzija was his favorite target, catching 179 passes
and 27 touchdown passes. Zbikowski, while beatable in pass defense, is
a true playmaker returning punts and picks. While Abiamiri has really
come into his own as a pass rusher, Sullivan and Harris have been
starters together for the past three seasons. Before getting injured
last year, Carlson was headed toward an improbable Mackey Award given to
the nation's top tight end. His return, along with Zbikowski's and
Thomas' likely ascent to the feature back ensures this class will only
get stronger.
Hits: QB Brady Quinn, WR Jeff Samardzija, S Tom Zbikowski, DE
Victor Abiamiri, C John Sullivan, T Ryan Harris, S Chinedum Ndukwe, DT
Trevor Laws, TE John Carlson and CB Ambrose Wooden
Misses: S Freddie Parish, RB Isaiah Gardner and RB Travis Thomas
Final 2003 Ranking: 5
2. Florida – The Gators' national championship may have been won
early in 2007, but the seeds were planted in February of 2003. And the
Master Gardener was none other than Ron Zook, who was run out of
Gainesville, but not before assembling some killer recruiting classes.
Eight players that started in the 41-14 demolition of Ohio State were
from that 2003 group, headed by Leak on offense and All-American Nelson
on defense. Moss finally emerged from his mini-slumber in 2005 and
Rissler and Medder were important pieces of this season's rebuilt
offensive line. Jackson, Crowder and Webb are all on NFL rosters these
days, but had they hung around campus for another year, Florida could
have seriously challenged USC for the top billing.
Hits: QB Chris Leak, S Reggie Nelson, WR Chad Jackson, DE Jarvis
Moss, LB Channing Crowder, DT Marcus Thomas, CB Dee Webb, LB Earl
Everett, WR Andre Caldwell, C Steve Rissler, T Carlton Medder and P Eric
Misses: DE Tranell Morant, RB Skyler Thornton, QB Justin Midgett
and DE Joe Cohen
Final 2003 Ranking: 4
1. USC – The top recruiting class of 2003 is still the top
recruiting class four years later. Even more than the 11-win season and
Orange Bowl blowout a year earlier, this collection of talent signaled
that the Trojans were back and armed for long-term excellence. Pete
Carroll swept through California like a brush fire, landing star power
for both sides of the ball. Bush and White were a devastating duo,
while Booty is ready to challenge for the program's fourth Heisman in
six years. Smith played in the shadows of Mike Williams and Dwayne
Jarrett, yet caught 190 passes and 22 career touchdowns. Baker, Kalil,
Ellis and Jackson have been All-Pac-10 stalwarts along the offensive and
defensive lines. Ellis, Jackson and Moala return in 2007 to give the
Trojans one of the deepest D-lines in America. Lewis arrived as the
top-rated receiver in the country, but has never lived up to
expectations. Rucker died tragically just days before his first camp
with the program.
Hits: RB Reggie Bush, WR Steve Smith, T Sam Baker, QB John David
Booty, DT Sedrick Ellis, RB LenDale White, DE Lawrence Jackson, C Ryan
Kalil, DT Fili Moala and CB Terrell Thomas,
Misses: WR Whitney Lewis, LB Drean Rucker, LB Thomas Williams, DT
Ryan Watson, RB Chauncey Washington and TE Chris Barrett
Final 2003 Ranking: 1


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Just Dance Kids
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Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that Just Dance Kids is an active game in which players literally get up and dance to dozens of family-friendly songs. The game's soundtrack varies from classic rockers like the Beach Boys to songs from children's shows like Yo Gabba Gabba. There are specific controls that players must follow to earn high scores, but the game is more about getting up off the couch to move around and enjoy a variety of different songs.
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What's it about?
As a music game, JUST DANCE KIDS is all about dancing along to songs with energetic beats and fun melodies. There is no real story to follow, as the game encourages players to just pick it up and play, whether it's for five minutes or an hour at a time. There are dozens of songs to choose from from varying genres, though the lyrics take a back seat to the beat and rhythm of the music. The main point of the game is to get up off the couch and move. Kids mimic prompts on the screen to do dance moves and achieve points.
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Just Dance Kids is a great addition to the successful Just Dance game series for younger players. The music reaches a more universal, family-friendly level and is accessible to players of almost all ages. The dance motions and controls are fun once players get used to it and are able to pick up on the beat of the song. Just Dance Kids is able to provide an energizing time to anyone who just wants to have a fun, casual gaming experience.
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My husband and I have been looking for a GOOD Italian restaurant.After reading few reviews we went to this restaurant called TROPEA RISTORANTE ITALIANO.Great find for an authentic Italian food.Everything tasted so good and the quantity was enormous.Our main course was Rigatoni zii Teresa made with Chicken,Artichokes,Pin nuts,cream,pesto and Parmigiano.I love this entree and tried it at home.(Changed few things tho!!)
|2 Tablespoon
|Julienned onions
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|3 Clove (15 gm)
|Julienned chicken breast
|1⁄2 Pound
|Cayenne pepper
|1 Tablespoon
|Buitoni sea shells pasta
|6 Ounce
|Pesto sauce
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Grated parmigiano cheese
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Roasted pine nuts
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Basil leaves
|1 Bunch (100 gm)
|2 Clove (10 gm)
|Pine nuts
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Olive oil
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Freshly ground pepper
|1 Teaspoon
|To Taste
1.Heat the butter in a large skillet.Add chopped onions,garlic.
2.Add chicken,salt and cayenne pepper to skillet and saute for 5-10 minutes.
3.Cook the pasta according to package direction.Just before draining the pasta into a colander,remove 1/4 cup of pasta water and set aside.
4.Toss pasta into the chicken mixture
5.Add the pesto sauce and stir.
6.Finally pour the pasta into serving bowl and garnish with roasted pine nuts and grated Parmigiano cheese.
Method for Pesto Sauce:
1.Grind the basil, garlic,ground pepper and pine nuts with a pinch of salt.
2.Mix in the cheese. Add olive oil little at a time mixing well with each addition so that the sauce binds together (for a thicker sauce add less oil).
3.Check for seasoning and adjust
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Main Dish
Preparation Time:10 Minutes
Cook Time:10 Minutes
Ready In:20 Minutes
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I'm not trying to take nothing away from the Evo but, this my opinion how the phones stack against each other.
In the way of quality, I would say neck and neck. The DX is although a solid piece of hardware not to mention newer. 4G is not accessible everywhere and some of the people I talked to whom own an Evo, don't even get 4G 1/3 of the time; o-wait, let's not forget you have to pay a $10 4G fee. The hardware is older then the DX on the Evo, and no, not by much, but enough to cause a difference of negative FPS in benchmarks when the processors are kept at stock speeds. Why would slower technology be better then newer and faster technology? Oh wait...because it has a kickstand please. If I want to watch a movie, I will do it on a proper TV. Droid X has the gorilla glass LCD display, never a scratch on my screen and I went months before picking up an Otter Box Defender. I have noticed on the Evo, when looking at through the bottom of the screen, I can see several back lights illuminating the screen, exactly like the Droid 1, but not on the Droid X. Motorolla didn't miss this. The Evo has a lot more development in the way of ROMs, themes, etc...but the DX has some as well. Doesn't matter, 98% of people with and Evo or Droid X have no idea what a theme or custom icon APK file is let alone a custom ROM. HDMI out? While I am more likely not going to use it, I would use my HDMI out before I used a kickstand lol. Three microphones on the DX, recorded video's audio sounds amazing when played back. Motorolla really left no stone unturned when it comes to quality with the DX. Sure it has a locked bootloader, but that's another topic and one that really has no relevance. The DX is thinner and more attractive phone in my opinion as well. The lines and candy bar like styling is what gets me.
It just depends on what you plan on using your phone for. Both phones offer unique features but I for me and anyone I would recommend a phone to, a Droid X has the edge over an Evo.
Sadly, technology becomes a thing of the past every six months, the Atrix is where it's at in the way of super smart phones, soon to be followed by all the other Dual Core phones. The Droid X or Evo is more then enough phone for today's mobile phone needs, it's just up to you if you need the latest and greatest.
Droid X for the win
While I agree with a lot of Ben's comments, I still look at it in the way of development especially looking on these forums. The Evo is way ahead in that area. The ease of customization is also much better than our X. I don't know exactly what the major differences are on this topic, but they say the screen size on the Evo is considered perfect, while the X's screen format is a little odd... Also, you say our video is better, BUT the Evo's camera seems to be better than the X. My friend had one and we were taking pics around a campfire one night and his flash was twice as bright. looked like a nice digital camera, whereas mine looked dark still... I hate to defend it cause i LOVE my X but HTC nails it. And moto is gonna keep the bootloader locked on this and future phones so like I said, when the thunderbolt comes out, i'll probably jump ship... (may jump back to the bionic though if they change their mind about the bootloader!)
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So the next share control I'm going to talk about is this button called Shop. Now in previous versions this used to be called export to print, or buy prints, and you can get that indication just on hover. But essentially, you're going to take your photographs and when you add them to your tray, you are going to take all of those, and when you click on Shop, it's going to redirect you to a series of services. You might recognize some of these services. These are all online printing services. And if you can find one that you work with or have an account with, go ahead and choose it now.
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The ancient Egyptians were said to make right-angled triangles
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How many triangles can you make on the 3 by 3 pegboard?
Using different numbers of sticks, how many different triangles are
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sticks that make the most triangles?
In how many ways can you fit two of these yellow triangles
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10 space travellers are waiting to board their spaceships. There
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When intergalactic Wag Worms are born they look just like a cube.
Each year they grow another cube in any direction. Find all the
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Swap the stars with the moons, using only knights' moves (as on a
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Zumf makes spectacles for the residents of the planet Zargon, who
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An activity making various patterns with 2 x 1 rectangular tiles.
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You cannot choose a selection of ice cream flavours that includes
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Broccoli With Toasted Salted Pecans
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Broccoli With Toasted Salted Pecans is a delicious recipe which you will love to serve to your friends and family. This is something which I tried on my last weekend party and it was a great hit. So, why don you try the same and share your experience with us!
|Broccoli/2 (10-oz.) pkgs. frozen broccoli spears
|2 Pound
|2 Tablespoon
|Chicken broth
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
|Grated lemon rind
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|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Pecan halves
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
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Wash, trim and cut 1 large bunch fresh broccoli into spears.
Place in 1 inch boiling salted water and cook, covered, over medium heat 8 to 10 minutes, or until tender or, prepare 2 [10-oz.] pkgs. frozen broccoli spears according to directions.
Drain well and place attractively on serving platter.
Keep warm.
Meanwhile, make a lemon sauce by blending 2 tablespoons cornstarch with 1/2 cup each chicken broth and lemon juice.
Bring to a boil and cook, stirring constantly, until thickened.
Stir in 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 1/2 teaspoons grated lemon rind and 14 teaspoon each salt and pepper.
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Top with 1/2 cup pecan halves, which have been sauteed in 1 tablespoon butter or margarine and sprinkled with 1 teaspoon salt.
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Aides said he was joking. Romney hasn't held a job in recent years — instead, he's campaigned for other Republicans and built his own presidential campaign.
And at the Iowa State Fair in August, Romney stood on bales of hay and shouted down a questioner who accused him of favoring corporations over average Americans who rely on programs like Social Security.
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Some of the luxuries Romney was accustomed to at home were missing. "A number of the apartments I lived in when I was there didn't have toilets, we had instead, the little pads on the ground," he said, to laughter. "There was a chain behind you with kind of a bucket, a bucket affair — I had not experienced one of those in the United States."
The experience, he said, made him appreciate the U.S.
"I lived in a way that people of lower middle income in France lived," Romney said, "and I said to myself: 'Wow, I sure am lucky to be born in the United States of America.'"
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I dont know how I am going to make it through this pregnancy working full time. Im so tired. I work all day, then pick up my 8 year old, cook, clean, get her in the bath, check homework, put her to bed.....then by that time im not even tired anymore. I end up tossing and turning all night :(Ā I just feel blah!!!
Just about 8 weeks and soooooooo tired :(
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Hey, I have an 8 year old daughter too! Is this your 2nd pregnancy? Its mine. I am older too so I feel like I am even more tired. I am 36 and will be 37 in october. By about this time of day (3pm EST) I am dragging and really could take a nap if given the opportunity. So...I can relate!! :)
This is my second, I am 29. I was 19 when I found out I was pregnant with my daughter so I had more energy back then┬Āand also didnt have the daily responsibilities like I do now in life. I could fall asleep standing up everyday around this time, some days I want to cry its so bad :( haha My fiancee thinks I fake being tired and sick, this is his first so he has no idea what Im feeling, but its irritating when you dont have support from the one person who should be supporting you. Men are clueless about everything!


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No prob! We shipped our bikes from Houston to Cartagena, then flew down to meet them. We plan to cross the Darien going back, somehow and ride back up through Central America. By our calculations it was just as cheap (in fact cheaper) to ship and travel only once through Central America as it was to travel twice. YMMV
Since you will probably going into Cartagena here are the coordinates (GPS N10" 25.248' W75" 32.232') for the Insurance Company (Suras) I would recommend. There you can buy in three months increments. Most other places will only sell one year minimum.
Have the spanish classes been worth it? I wanted to do the Spanish classes too, but my riding buddy didn't think it was worthwhile. I wish I had not listened to him.
Thanks again! We'll have to head over there as soon as we off load.
It is supposed to be much cheaper when travelling from Colombia to Panama. The boat we are taking to Categena charges about 60% less for the return trip. Check out the Stahlratte and the Independence. They are two of the more well known boats.
I think the Spanish class helped, even for just one week. I already knew enough Spanish to get around just fine, but doing the class helped me remember how to talk past/future/subjuctive tenses and clean up my language a little. Ed Zachtamundo, who's riding with me, says that he only knew about seven words total before we got here and now he's doing great!
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