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Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together.
Hi.... originally from the beautiful and cosmopolitan island of Trinidad & Tobago.I was also very fortunate to have had, the opportunity to call the UK, home for over 20 years. Six years ago I moved to the US,and most recently my job relocated me to Nevada via Florida.I love outdoor activities and always up for new adventures. I would describe myself as a strong, intelligent,compassionate, romantic, adventurous,loyal, laid back LADY (there are tons more attributes to describe me, but I think this is a good place to start)... LOL I am not a fan of posting millions of pictures of myself online (please note I have nothing against those that do it) but its just not me.....I prefer face to face interactions, as i believe it reveals my true self. My expectations, is to connect with someone that is a fun, kind, matura, adventurous, "MAN".One who will not only want to introduce me to new things, but will also like for us both to experience them together.He will not only put up with my wacky moods, but he may even think they are cute, (even if he won't admit it.)He is also passionate, ambitious, wicked sense of humor,down to earth, supportive,compassionate to all, self assured and confident, but isn't cocky with an over-inflated ego. I am not a perfect person by any means,I am still a work in progress, but each day I work to be a better me,than the day before. Now, even do I believe that Social Media,has it advantages, I still believe and perfer the old fashion methods of getting to know someone. ....So, if you think along the same lines, drop me a quick email and lets move on from there.
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Auto racing / Motorcross, Basketball, Cycling, Dancing, Football, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Running, Skiing, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
Middle of the Road
New to Nevada, have not found one as yet......but stay tune.
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
Movies, traveling, I am developing a great fondness for exercise.Developing new personsl skills, biking, hiking...etc
Adventurous outdoor activities, traveling, cooking dinner/ going out to dinner,hanging a small group of friends, movies, attending a show,but I am just as comfortable being at home with that one special guy.
Nothing at the moment for leisure, but for career Project Management.
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FWIW, a friend who's opinion I trust watched Capobianco play this past year and said the same thing Hutchens did. Talented player who will help the team eventually but needs time to develop.
FWIW, a friend who's opinion I trust watched Capobianco play this past year and said the same thing Hutchens did. Talented player who will help the team eventually but needs time to develop.
When all is said and done more is said than done.
Won't it be nice when "won't give you more than 15 minutes/game" is the way its expected (because there are honest to goodness talented veterans) as opposed to a dissapointment?
Nick Williams to transfer.
Indiana freshman guard Nick Williams has decided to seek a transfer and will not return to the program.
His departure has been the subject of message board chatter for a few weeks, but Williams and coach Tom Crean continued to discussing the matter before deciding that it would be best if Williams, who was not pleased with his role last season, moved on.
We will have more on this story.
IIRC, Williams and Story were the two players people thought were most likely to transfer. And they were right.
Well, we get no scouting report on Capobianco from Dab. Apparently he chose to play golf or go fishing instead. Oh well, I can't blame him for that.
I don't think losing Nick or Story is a big deal
woo woo woo, you know it
Four of IU's '09 recruits made Scout.com's final Top 100 list. Three were in the top 50. Maurice Creek was #41, Christian Watford #47, Jordan Hulls #50 and Derek Elston was #77.
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3 reviews
100% would repurchase
Package Quality: 5.0
Price: $$$$
Package Quality: 5.0
Price: $$$$
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Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I love it. the first 5 minutes it's very similar to tubereuse criminelle without the menthol then it turnes into a gardenia coffee, 10 minutes later the coffee gives place to tobacco and rum , 30 minutes later they give place to plum and spice and the whole concoction turns metallic, after that the metallic note fades and all the others reapper, turning this perfume into a soft and creamy gardenia delight.
on 1/27/2013 11:16:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
Intriguing at first, especially the tabacco/rum thats probably intentionally reminiscent of a night club. But its not great in that classic or memorable way it should be for the pirce it is.
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Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm
Hair: Black, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Beautiful fragrance that quite literally took me by surprise. The gardenia is nice, but it is overpowered, in my opinion, by the tobacco, which is so realistic that it smells almost as if you've been in the company of smokers in a bar. The rum is faintly discernible to my nose. Dry down is nice, soft and soothing. Just have to get past the strong tobacco smell in the opening. Overall, if you're a gardenia lover, this is full-bottle worthy, albeit expensive as it only comes in the bell jar. I'm not usually a lover of gardenia, but this rendition is somewhat subdued, but very realistic at the same time. Gorgeous.
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Rights of Way Improvement Plan
www.devon.gov.uk/index/councildemocracy/decision_making/cma/cma_document.htmDevon County Council's Rights of Way Improvement Plan (known as the RoWIP) has been drawn up in accordance with the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 and takes account of guidance issued by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
The main objective of the RoWIP is to improve public rights of way and access for all.
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26 year old man | Worth, IL, USA | Seeking women 21-26 within 15 miles
Nice guys finish first?
About me...My name is Ryan. I'm a really nice and easy going guy who knows how to have fun. I'm new to online dating, but I believe love can find you anywhere at anytime. You will usually find me smiling even when I'm having a bad day because I hate bringing others down. I like to be competitive and I'll admit hate losing at board games, especially Monopoly! I'm a bit of a dreamer and often times dream bigger then the world, but truth is I truly believe I can make them happen. I am and always will be family oriented, my family means the world to me. I like to cook and I'm not to shabby at it, but hopefully someone can show me some new tricks! I'm not a big drinker, but I like the bar scene, especially when karaoke is going. If you'd like to talk feel free to message!
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Performing arts , Playing cards , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Watching sports
Basketball, Bowling, Hockey, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Dogs
I like Cats
I like amusement parks (Disney World, Six Flags, the zoo), Hollywood Blvd movie theater, good restaurants, Dave and Busters, vacations are awesome. I love cruises, and exotic places like Hawaii or the Caribbean. I still have Europe on my to do list.
For music I like just about everything except metal. I like all kinds of food, except for green peppers and meatloaf I just can't do it lol. I like all kinds of movies- action, comedy, horror, sci-fi, adventure, even some dramas.
I love music, playing guitar, hockey, going to the movies, making food, bowling, tossing bags, karaoke, board games (Monopoly, yahtzee, or life), videogames, concerts, amusement parks, bonfires. star gazing, listening to the ocean
I have been reading The Game of Thrones and so far it's quite awesome. I'd recommend checking it out!
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RawRaul mentioned @michaellucas in a public message
@michaellucas Hey Mr. Man! Any chance of a hot bareback scene between you and Rafael Carreras on the horizon?!?!? The chemistry between you two in Diary of Giovanni was epic and would love to see your big, beautiful cock cum in his sweet ass!!!
@michaellucas hey michael,
when the scene of dato folad and rafael carreras will add to the web?
Tonton wrote on michaellucas's Reel
@michaellucas Please, some hunky Asian guys
@michaellucas You & Dato seem extremely intimate………Like lovers! Romantically & Tenderly Hot!
@michaellucas I jerk off watching you at least once a day! Number1 on my Bucket List……Getting Pounded by you Michael!
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@michaellucas You are such a force of nature!
jeremy wrote on michaellucas's Reel
@michaellucas Michael i will love to see Christopher Daniels bottom for you,i will love to see fucking,toys,enama,fart,gape hole,creampie & rosebud.
i hope you make it happen
nychotrawpig wrote on michaellucas's Reel
@michaellucas Hey I really enjoyed Tyler's piece in the Advocate, he sounds pretty great (in addition to being gorgeous)
@michaellucas I've posted a Fantasy Scene called French fuckers. Please, look at this, and give me your opinion.
Thank you!
@michaellucas I love you, Michael, youâre the best ! I saw the last scene with Sebastian Young and Christopher Daniels, itâs so hot ! Sebastian Young is one of my favorite pornstar.
I look forward a scene with Will Helm speaking french. I love the way he sounds. In his next scene, could he say sexy sentences in french, like :
âOh, putain ! Je te…[Read more]
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@michaellucas Hey Michael ! Your latest scene with Alexander Greene, FX Rios, and Lucas Knight, in Gentlemen 12 was so hot !
When will you make a scene with Landon Conrad or Andrew Stark ? With the theme of the school or with the theme of the summer, the beach !… I really want to see Andrew Stark cumming again.
I also really want to see Isaac…[Read more]
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Steve mentioned @michaellucas in a public message
@michaellucas Nice work on the site, you get hotter and hotter
@michaellucas Hey Michael Please Please Please more Adam killien bottom!!!!
And please!!! bring back Rafael Alencar to our(your) site.
I wish Adam and Rafael have scene together.
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@michaellucas Hey Michael
Where is the scene of ADAM KILLIAN supposed to go today?
nychotrawpig wrote on michaellucas's Reel
@michaellucas you were looking pretty gorgeous on the float yesterday stud!
@michaellucas You are re-inventing LE as a bareback studio and have taken some flack for it. Of course, I think that it's stupid. I do think you oversell it a bit with the title of everything being -raw, bb, etc. We know it's bb. Your tab at the top of the browser says it. I'd like to see the guys in the scenes talk about it more and the…[Read more]
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@michaellucas Are they told to fake the moans or do they just do that. It's hard to watch. In amateur porn, their is less moaning and when it's there it's different -real. When I've been to orgies, there is some, but not that much. I think the real stuff usually has more talk between the guys. I guess I'm saying I want my porn to be as…[Read more]
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@michaellucas Sean Cody did a bad number on me. I'm so paranoid these days with the gay porn industry being given over to straight guys when we have so many hot gay guys with real passion. So I often check out performers online. Everything I find says to me that Lucas Knight is straight. It came up several times and his Twitter screams it. …[Read more]
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@michaellucas Hey Michael?
Have your site or blog any scene, even in the past, which you bottom?
If not, it might be one of those?
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Spring Softball 2015
Season: April – June
Weekday evening leagues. 9-game season
Post-season tournament at the end of the season
Leagues Offered:
Team rosters may not include players under 16 years of age.
Co-ed Competitive League
Tournament- FINAL
Coed Recreational Tournament Bracket
Men's Church Recreational Tournament Bracket
Men's Independent Tournament Bracket
Womens League Tournament-FINAL
Refer to the paragraphs on the athletics home page under the adult programs for general registration requirements.
Spring 2015 Registration Period:
February 2 - March 6, 2015
Registration period extended to April 1, 2015
Registration Fee:
$325 (plus $25 2015 NSA Sanction Fee)
Download Registration Form
Team managers may call the Athletics Office at 288-2917 to request registration form or league information. Managers of returning teams will receive registration forms for priority registration. Registration accepted by teams only. All registrations (through mail or in-person) are accepted only at the Dunbar Community Center, 545 N. Upper Street (40508). In-person registrations accepted 8 am–5 pm, Monday–Friday.
Priority registration for returning Spring 2014 teams:
February 2 - 6, 2015
Registration for new or any returning team begins:
February 9 - April 1, 2015
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GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) -- A Grand Rapids Public Schools spokesman says a man was trying to make a political statement by bringing a gun into a school that was also serving as a voting site.
The incident happened around noon Tuesday at Aberdeen Elementary School, 928 Aberdeen St. NE.
Spokesman John Helmholdt says the man entered the school's gymnasium -- the location of the polling site -- through the doors designated for voters. The man voted, then tried to exit through the school building.
Helmholdt says a teacher spotted the man and saw he was clearly carrying a gun in a holster. The teacher alerted administrators, who stopped the man and asked him to come to the school office. Staff members also called in Grand Rapids Police and school district security.
The district spokesman says that, at no time were students or school staff members in any danger. He says school employees followed proper procedures for handling such incidents.
The man told officers he was trying to make a political statement that people who are legally permitted to carry concealed weapons could bring them to polling sites, according to Helmholdt. But the district spokesman says state law does not allow people with concealed carry permits to take them to properties like schools and churches. Helmholdt says schools are also legal gun-free zones.
Helmholdt says the Kent County Prosecutor's Office is reviewing the case, but he expects the man to be charged with a misdemeanor for violating the gun-free school law.
The incident comes one day after an Ohio student brought a gun to a school and began shooting people, killing three teenagers and injuring two others.


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Market Tip: Don't buy pork tenderloins that have been pumped with salts and preservatives. Avoid anything that contains 10 percent water solution or phosphates.
YIELD: Makes 6 servings
Arrange tenderloins side by side on work surface with thick end of one next to thin end of other. Slightly overlap prosciutto strips crosswise down length of pork (prosciutto will hang over pork on both sides). Mix breadcrumbs, 1 teaspoon rosemary, and 1 teaspoon thyme in small bowl. Add 1 tablespoon oil; toss to blend. Sprinkle crumb mixture atop prosciutto on 1 pork tenderloin. Fold prosciutto over to cover stuffing and roll second tenderloin over prosciutto and stuffing on first. Using kitchen string, tie tenderloins and stuffing together in 4 or 5 places to make cylinder-shaped roast. Mix salt, pepper, 1 teaspoon rosemary, and 1 teaspoon thyme in small bowl. Rub herb mixture over outside of roast. Let stand 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Heat remaining 1 tablespoon oil in heavy large ovenproof skillet over medium-high heat. Add roast and sauté until brown, turning with tongs, about 7 minutes. Place skillet with roast in oven. Roast pork until thermometer inserted into thickest part of pork registers 145°F, about 35 minutes. Transfer roast to platter; tent loosely with foil to keep warm (temperature will rise 5 to 10 degrees as pork stands).
Place same skillet over medium heat. Add mushrooms and garlic; sauté until mushrooms begin to brown, about 6 minutes. Add wine and broth. Boil until sauce thickens enough to coat spoon, scraping up browned bits, about 12 minutes. Season with salt and pepper.
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The Message audio Bible is now available on Bible Gateway! Click to learn more.
17:1–29:30 David made a most important contribution to Israel's history by preparing for the temple. This account has six major sections: being commissioned by God (ch. 17); making military preparation (chs. 18–20); discovering the temple site (21:1–22:1); commissioning the builders (22:2–19); arranging personnel (chs. 23–27); and leading national celebration and exhortation (chs. 28; 29).


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In the world of Chinese Hackers there seems to be a group especially for female hackers. I just read this post: Chinese Female Hacker Group which show a pretty high growth rate of women joining:
The website for the China Girl Security Team was registered on 12 Mar 2007 and currently has 2,217 members. The leader of the group Xiao Tian, is only 19 years old
Thats good , first time i ever heard abt female hackers. Since my university days i havent met any female who is into networks or network security.


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Statement of Dr. Thomas M. Holmes
The office of U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson on Wednesday released this statement by the senator's neurologist Dr. Thomas M. Holmes regarding Isakson's 2013 Parkinson's disease diagnosis.
Teske transcript
Full transcript of testimony of Clayton County Juvenile Court Chief Judge Steve Teske.
Police Chief Greg Porter's complaint about Jeff Turner
Clayton County Chief of Police Greg Porter expressed concerns about Chairman Jeff Turner's leadership in a letter to the Board of Commissioners.
Complaints of sexual misconduct against Melvin Douglas Jr.
East Point police internal affairs investigation of sexual misconduct by Melvin Douglas Jr. against one woman, and an allegation of similar conduct made by another woman.
Complaints of unprofessional conduct against Melvin Douglas Jr.
East Point police internal affairs investigation into allegations that Melvin Douglas Jr. mistreated a lower-ranking officer.
2014 Clayton County nonpartisan primary sample ballot
The nonpartisan sample ballot for the May 20, 2014 primary election
2014 Clayton County Democratic Party Primary Sample Ballot
Clayton County's Democratic Party sample ballot for the 2014 primary election.
2014 Clayton County Republican Party sample ballot
The Clayton County Republican Party's sample ballot for the May 20, 2014 primary election.
Smart Growth America Measuring Sprawl 2014 Study
This is the report which shows how Clayton County stacks up against other metropolitan counties in terms of connectivity and urban sprawl.
Proposed Clayton County 2015 SPLOST Project List
The proposed list of SPLOST projects for Clayton County and its seven cities
Jonesboro's proposed 2014 budget
This is the proposed 2014 budget for the City of Jonesboro.
Lee Street Park survey results
These are the two-page results of a Lee Street Park survey conducted by the City of Jonesboro
Lee Street Park land survey
This is the new land survey of Lee Street Park in Jonesboro. Its new borders are highlighted in yellow.
Anonymous letter about Lockhart
Anonymous letter left at Forest Park City Hall.
Clayton County's Proposed FY2014 Budget
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Seeding of bone marrow cells directly onto MEF-ECM improves isolation of primary mMSCs with normal ploidy. (A) Karyotype analysis of primary mMSCs cultured on plastic or MEF-ECM, at 2% O2 with addition of antioxidants. (B) The isolated mMSCs show differentiation potentials into typical cell lineages. Adipogenesis, osteogenesis, and chondrogenesis were indicated by Oil Red, Alizarin Red (pH 4.1) and Alcian blue, respectively.
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IANA Stewardship Transition
The Internet community is actively discussing the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) stewardship transition process. As part of the numbers community, ARIN encourages you to get involved.
Latest News
Draft Service Level Agreement (SLA) for the IANA Numbering Services – Open for public comment 1 May 2015 – 14 June 2015
Number Resource Organization (NRO) slide deck – Internet numbers community proposal (pdf)
Community slide deck – Stewardship and Accountability for Internet Identifiers – NANOG 63 Presentation (pdf)
The ICG announces a new website – http://www.ianacg.org
15 January 2015 – Final Proposal from the Internet Number Community submitted to the IANA Stewardship Coordination Group (ICG)
Visit the NRO website for background and details about the CRISP Team (including including recordings, minutes and agendas of all the CRISP Team teleconferences and a public archive of the internal CRISP team mailing list) and meet your three ARIN CRISP Team Representatives.
NRO CRISP Team proposals:
- 15 Jan 2015 – Final proposal
- 12 Jan 2015 – 2nd Draft Proposal
- 19 Dec 2014 – 1st Draft Proposal
ARIN CRISP Team proposal:
- 21 November – 1st ARIN draft proposal – discussed on ARIN's firstname.lastname@example.com mailing list
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On 14 March 2014 the US government announced a plan transition oversight of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) functions contract from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) to the global multistakeholder community. The current contract expires on 30 September 2015. Historically managed by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), IANA functions are part of Internet infrastructure and include responsibility for allocating and maintaining the unique codes and numbering systems used in Internet technical standards.
The IANA Functions
The IANA functions consist of the following responsibilities:
- Coordination of the assignment of technical Internet protocol parameters through the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
- Administration of and coordination of Internet domain name system (DNS) root zone management
- Allocation of Internet number resources to the Regional Internet Registries (RIRs)
- Management of the .ARPA and .INT top-level domains (TLDs)
This ICANN infographic details the three core areas of the IANA functions – Number Resources, Protocol Parameters, and Domain Names.
Principles for the Transition Proposal
The NTIA has communicated to ICANN that the transition proposal must have broad community support and address the following four principles:
- Support and enhance the multistakeholder model;
- Maintain the security, stability, and resiliency of the Internet DNS;
- Meet the needs and expectation of the global customers and partners of the IANA services; and,
- Maintain the openness of the Internet.
The ARIN and NRO Process
The ARIN community is discussing the IANA Stewardship Transition planning process via an open public mailing list to develop a proposal to submit to the Number Resource Organization (NRO). Each RIR is likewise independently holding regional consultations to bring to the NRO. The next step will be to further consolidate ARIN input with the input of the other four Regional Internet Registries in early 2015 with the goal of coming to a complete submission on behalf of the Number Resource Organization (NRO) to the ICG.
ARIN Process:
10/1/14 – 10/10/14 – ARIN Consultation
10/9/14 – Discussion at ARIN 34
10/13/14 – 10/20/14 – Open community survey on the IANA Stewardship Transition – Community Survey Summary Report (pdf)
Opened 10/13/14 – Mailing List to facilitate open community discussion in the region regarding the IANA Stewardship Transition planning process. We encourage you to subscribe and participate in this dialog by subscribing. The archive of iana-transition is also available.
11/21/14 – First ARIN draft proposal – discussion on ARIN's firstname.lastname@example.com mailing list
NRO Process:
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10/16/14 – Consolidated RIR IANA Stewardship Proposal Team (CRISP Team)
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US Senators Questions to the NTIA
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NRO Statement on the Internet Coordination Meeting in London UK – 3 May 2015
I* Post-NETmudial Meeting Statement – 13 May 2014
NRO Response to ICANN Consultation on the Transition of NTIA's Stewardship of the IANA Functions – 8 May 2014
ARIN and the evolution of the IANA Functions – 20 March 2014
Internet Technical Leaders Welcome IANA Globalization Progress – 14 March 2014
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I'm considering it. Shampoo wasn't invented and used until recently. My favorite photos of women from the 20's and 30's and into the 40's, they have the most beautiful hair and didn't use shampoo.
Has anyone tried this? Basically you use a mixture of baking soda and soft water on your scalp and diluted acv on the ends 3 time a week.
I want to try it but am tentative to do it until after this summer, since it takes between 3 and 6 weeks for your scalp to readjust to not being stripped of it's protective oils every day. And well, my wedding is in 4 weeks and the reception in 8 and I don't really want to look like a grease-ball for those occassions!


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Celebrating Elite Emerging Artists
Welcome to our NEW festival! It is our 12th year as a festival and our 17th year as a young artist program. This year we embrace change and celebrate all that is "new" in NU-O-VA.
We have a new home at The King's University for our summer intensive program showcasing a lineup of 65 new singers and pianists.
Our Mainstage operatic productions are new works – contemporary operas in English that are based on prize-winning literary works.
We have a new partner, Fort Edmonton Park, affording us the exquisite Capitol Theatre for our new evening of Gilbert & Sullivan (Topsy-Turvy), and this beautiful historical living museum will be the perfect backdrop to our outdoor opera, Our Town.
Our new venue, Festival Place in Sherwood Park, becomes our venue to stage our final productions of the festival: Oklahoma! and Dead Man Walking.
With so many changes, this is the perfect year to rebrand our festival to the NUOVA Opera and Music Theatre Festival. We look forward to growing our local presence as an outstanding organization that produces main stage events of professional stature, in the same way that our program has grown a national presence as the best training program in Canada.
We hope that you will feel inspired to spread the word so that our new festival can reach out to many new patrons and supporters. Let's embrace the new in NU-O-VA!
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Politicians just out for themselves
On June 29, as I was reading The Gleaner, I came across the article "Kentucky ready for insurance exchange." What struck me the most was what Sen. Mitch McConnell and Sen. Rand Paul had to say.
First, I have always said that in Mitch we don't have a forward-thinking, new idea kind of senator. All the years he has had in the Senate, four years under the first Bush with Republican control and eight years with the second Bush with Republican control, he never had any new ideas or never came out for insurance reform. Even as parts of Eastern Kentucky are some of the least insured, getting less medical treatment than just about anywhere else in the country. Where was he these past three years while the debate was going on? He wasn't coming up with any ideas that could help those people in Eastern Kentucky or other people in Kentucky that need help with insurance.
And in Sen. Rand Paul I have a little more respect, not in what he does but in how he did it. He was man enough to say up front that he had signed a pledge to vote just one way. Kentucky voted him in anyway, so with him whatever we get, we deserve. Having these two senators probably makes Kentucky the least represented state in the country.
In closing, I hope that people in Henderson, the state of Kentucky and the country are beginning to see that the days of voting for Republican or Democrat because my family has always voted that way or any other reasons that are not based on the issues of the day are over. Each person has to look at their wife, husband, children, parents and business and then look at the candidate and issues, and get behind the one that helps your family. The politicians we have are out for themselves as you can see.
So if you are going to vote with the wind and the wind changes as it did for those millions of people in the fall of 2008, don't whine and cry about it, deal with it.
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Hendricks on Caps: 'They're all great memories'
Free agency: Major moves shake up Caps roster
Hours after signing a four-year, $7.4 million contract with the Nashville Predators, Matt Hendricks agreed to a phone interview with CSNWashington.com to discuss his decision to sign in Nashville and his memories of playing in Washington for the past three seasons.
What follows is a transcript of that conversation.
Congratulations on your new deal, Matt.
Thank you, I appreciate that. It's going to be great fun, I think. A four-year deal, I couldn't be happier. My wife's happy, so I'm happy. [Laughs]
What led to you signing with Nashville?
I made a list of my top teams and they were up there. I actually went down on a visit during the interview period [Wednesday] and got to meet everybody and take a look around. [Predators alternate captain] Mike Fisher picked me up and drove me around for about an hour and showed me some of the sights and some of the neighborhoods and it felt really good. I felt like they really wanted me. It's a place where the coach [Barry Trotz] plays a system that's kind of right up my alley and really fits me. Any time a player, especially in my role, is wanted and will be used more, it's important, so I look forward to that.
Did Mike introduce you to his wife [Carrie Underwood]?
I didn't get to meet her. I should have asked him.
What were your first impressions of Nashville and the team they're putting together?
It's beautiful. You've got your downtown there and the mountains. It's really pretty. Traffic's not nearly as bad as D.C., that's for sure. It just looks like a great spot to raise a family. I like the way the team is headed. I know they had a little bit of a down year last year with not making the playoffs. But they have a great defensive core; they've got one of the best goalies in the league by far [Pekka Rinne]; and they made some good moves today [signing Viktor Stalberg, Matt Cullen and Eric Nystrom] to find a way to put more goals in the net. I think definitely the team is going in the right direction and they play the right brand of hockey, in my opinion.
What are your thoughts when you look back at your career with the Caps?
I think about the memories. I think about the great teams I played on, chances and opportunities that slipped through our fingers. I think about that and it's kind of a letdown, but what I'm going to remember when this sinks in is all the guys I've played with, all the players in that organization that became friends, that were over for barbecues playing with my kids. They're all great memories because it's a great family in Washington and the organization is top notch.
How about your memories on the ice?
I always think of Boston, Game 7 of the playoffs last year. Winning that game in overtime, Joel Ward scoring that goal and jumping into the glass and celebrating. That was a great time for us. Our team played hard in that series. It was a great series and to beat the defending Cup champs that year was a great feeling and I scored my first playoff goal, so that was even better. So I'll always think of that game.
With your contract discussions with the Caps, was there much talk after the trade deadline?
There was, but I think we were just too far apart. That's what happens with the salary cap game. There are other players that need to get signed -- restricted players [Karl Alzner, Marcus Johansson] that need to get signed -- and a lot of the money that's left over needs to go to them. I was treated outstanding there by George [McPhee] and by all the coaches I had. They treated me like a man and that's all I can really ask for. It's just too bad that with the salary cap and with the way the game is now on the business side of it, that it kind of forced both our hands and I had to leave. I wanted to stay and I know they wanted me there. It just didn't work out.
Do you try not to take the business side of the game personally?
Yeah, you do. That's one of the things an agent is always telling you and it's one of the things you're always telling yourself. But you put so much into one season and when you've done that for three, such as I, you put a lot into it. You go through a lot of adversity and a lot of injuries to try to win and when you're not brought back it's tough. But you've got to remember it is a business. If George had a checkbook that was always full and he could spend anything he wants, he would take players he wanted back and he would have signed me back if they would have allowed him to.
What would you tell other players about playing in Washington?
I would tell them it's a very talented team. It's an exciting team to play for. I played with some of the best players in the world, starting with Ovi. It's a great city, outstanding fans. The support was great. I don't think I played one game at VerizonCenter that wasn't sold out. It was a lot of fun. I had some great years there.
You were very involved with the military here. Did you gain a new appreciation for that in your time here?
I was so exposed to it in D.C. I had been involved a little bit, but when my wife [Kim] got to work with Defending The Blue Line organization I was really blown away with how close the military is in the D.C. area. You go to the rink every day at Kettler and every day a member of the military would ask me for an autograph and say thanks. It's just amazing how many people in that area have served our country and are thankful for what we do for them, but in my opinion it's all about what they've done for us.
Will you stay involved when you go to Nashville?
One hundred percent. I'm going to work hard with Defending The Blue Line and do whatever we can in Nashville. I know we still do a lot in D.C. and hopefully that work continues.


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- Traditional Animation
- Warner Bros. Animation
- Animation Studio: Future Thought Productions
- Distributed by: Kids' WB, The WB Television
- Cartoon Characters: Coconut Fred, Mr. Greenrind, Slip O'Peel, Slide O'Peel, Bingo Cherry, Wedgie, Bunga Berry, Slurpy, Butchy, Happy.
- Voice Actors: Rob Paulsen, Michael Donovan, Eric Bauza.
- Directed By Matt Danner.
- Produced By Margaret M. Dean, Aaron Simpson, Kathy Page, Sander Schwartz.
- Written By Ray DeLaurentis, Will Schifrin.
- Editor: Elen Orson.
- First Aired on May 13, 2006.
- Originally Aired on Kids WB! (USA).
- Season: 1
- Color
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A homeless monkey tries to take revenge on Mr. Greenrind for cutting down his treehouse.
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A wild coconut named Fred lives on a tropical island among talking bananas, melons, mangos, lemons and other fruit.
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Apply Epiduo (adapalene + benzoyl peroxide)
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Sometimes I'd much rather be seen as someone who wears too much make-up, than someone who has acne.
This is exactly how I feel/think, too.
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After wiping my face down w/Stridex pads, I moisturize, and let it sit. Then I apply primer/BB cream, concealer, liquid foundation (Revlon Colorstay for Combination/Oily skin) and translucent powder. And if I want some extra coverage after that, I'll dab on a bit more concealer on my problem areas.
It may sound like a lot, but it actually looks pretty natural (not 100%, but it doesn't look caked on or anything like that).
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Spironolactone 50mg, 2x/day
Doxycycline 100mg, 2xday
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Candex, two pills 2x a day
Vitamin Shoppe Probiotic, two pills 2x/day
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Type of Acne: Moderately Severe
Current Goal(s): Get rid of acne and stop touching skin.
Next Goal(s): Get rid of PIH
Diet: Cut back on meat and dairy. Drink more water.
- Wash face with Noxzema and massage for 30 seconds.
- Use organic Moisturizer mixed with spf 15.
- Take off makeup with organic wipes
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- Tone with Stridex Max Control
- Moisturize with Giovanni Facial Moisturizer (mixed w/ organic argan oil)
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Lessons from Someone Who's Kept the Weight Off
Over the course of the past year, I've learned a lot about myself and the strategies that are important for me to use to stabilize my weight. I'm quite fortunate that I haven't experienced any major life challenges to seriously throw me off track in the past year, so I feel like I've established a strong foundation to deal with those when they do come down the road.
1. Staying connected to my support systems
I've never had real support on maintenance and until now, I had always regained any weight I lost. Staying active here on SparkPeople, especially on the At Goal & Maintaining + Transition to Maintenance team has been a huge component of my success. I've learned so much from the strategies used by other maintainers and have found having the support of like-minded people to be invaluable. Even if you're not at goal yet, I strongly suggest checking out this team. There's a lot to be learned from people who have experienced lasting weight management success. You can visit us here: teams.sparkpeople.com/maintain
2. Keeping up my healthy habits
Maintenance is not a destination. It's a continuation of a process of refinement of the habits that you developed to lose weight and get healthy. Yes, I still experiment with different strategies to keep me interested, engaged and on track, but the basics of my diet and exercise regime are the same. Eat better, mind my portions, move as much as possible and strength train.
3. Continuing to track and weigh in regularly
Tracking was a useful weight loss tool for me and one that I've continued in maintenance. It's helped me to identify where I need to be from a nutritional and fitness point of view and has helped prevent weight creep. Regular weigh-ins have backed up those efforts and shown me where changes need to be made.
4. Tackling weight creep with subtle changes
There have been times in the past year when I've added a few pounds. Rather than panicking and doing anything drastic, I've made subtle changes when I've seen upward trends and taken a more patient approach to getting the weight back off. I realize that a five-pound gain is nothing compared to a 50-pound gain and can be undone gradually without making significant changes to my meal plan or exercise routine. As a result, I don't feel as though I've had to shift back into weight loss mode and like I'm in a perpetual yo-yo cycle.
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A Proposed Model Standard for Forensic Assessment of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
Brown, Natalie Novick, Wartnik, Anthony P., Connor, Paul D., Adler, Richard S., Journal of Psychiatry & Law
A model protocol is proposed for multidisciplinary assessment of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) in the forensic context. Used effectively on both sides of the courtroom in the United States in criminal and post-conviction matters in state and federal courts, the model relies on the FASD literature and best-practice standards of care in terms of clinical as well as forensic evaluation. It is suggested that FASD diagnostic criteria for older adolescents and adults in the criminal system may need different emphasis if facial features have diminished with age and confirmation of prenatal exposure is impossible.
KEY WORDS: FASD, multidisiplinary assessment.
It has been known for many years that persons with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) are at high risk of criminal behavior. According to criminal offender statistics maintained by the Department of Justice (Criminal Records Nationwide Criminal Search, 2008), the lifetime risk of going to state or federal prison in the United States is 3.4% (18.6% for blacks and 10% for Hispanics). While comparable statistics have never been compiled for individuals with FASD, a large government-sponsored study at the University of Washington in the mid-1990s found that approximately 60% of children, adolescents, and adults in this population had histories involving arrest, conviction and/or incarceration (Streissguth, Barr, Kogan, & Bookstein, 1996). Approximately 45% of these crimes involved crimes against persons, including assaults (17%) and domestic violence (15%). Since that historic study, only one comparative analysis has ever examined the prevalence of FASD within a discrete criminal justice population. In that analysis, all 287 youth remanded during a one-year period to a psychiatric facility in British Columbia were evaluated, and researchers (Fast, Conry, & Loock, 1999) found that 23.3% had FASD. Only 1% of those with FASD received a diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS), and the rest were diagnosed with Alcohol Related Neurodevelopmental Disorder (ARND). Both conditions are included under the FASD umbrella and involve brain damage and associated neurocognitive dysfunction due to prenatal alcohol exposure.
Combined, the implications of the British Columbia study and the earlier University of Washington study are alarming. If, according to the Department of Justice, over 2 million adults are now incarcerated in U.S. prisons and jails (Leary, 2009), plus approximately 100,000 youth held in juvenile facilities (Sickmund, 2010), what is the significance of these rates with respect to juvenile and adult offenders who may be brain damaged due to FASD? Most importantly, what do these figures mean with respect to the 3261 men and women now on death row in the United States (Fins, 2010)? Acknowledging the extensive Central Nervous System (CNS) damage in this population that produces a constellation of neurocognitive deficits in memory, attention, language, motor skills, social skills, academic achievement, cognition, and "executive control" difficulties in planning, organizing, learning from past mistakes, linking cause and effect, anticipating consequences, and taking the perspective of others, Moore and Green (2004) note:
This constellation of deficits poses significant obstacles to the fair treatment of FASD persons in the criminal justice system. Persons with FASD, as a group, challenge the underlying premise that defendants understand the relationship between actions, outcomes, intentions, and punishment. The treatment of FASD defendants raises fundamental questions about how we assess individual responsibility, both at the guilt-determining and sentencing stages of the adjudicative process, (p. 3)
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Center for Excellence (SAMHSA; 2007, para. 6) agrees that FASD merits special legal consideration: "Individuals with FASD typically are impulsive and have trouble foreseeing the consequences of their actions. …


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Ring in the new year! There'll be no formal First Night Knoxville this New Year's Eve. But there'll still be a Dec. 31 ball drop and fireworks on downtown's Market Square. First Night backers have said that there are lots more entertainment choices than there were back in 2007, when the family-friendly, alcohol-free event fist launched. To wit: Tonight, at the Tennessee Theatre, local rock and roll favorites The Dirty Guv'nahs will perform. But if Market Square entices you, the city of Knoxville's ball drop, music and fireworks are free. Recorded music will play starting between 11 and 11:30 p.m. before the countdown to 2013. A ball will be lowered from a crane; Pyro Shows will launch fireworks at midnight. Better get to work on those 2013 resolutions.
Celebrate in style: Here are some of tonight's many area New Year's Eve celebrations; they include:
--The Dirty Guv'nahs, A Thousand Horses, Neal Carpenter, 8 p.m. Tennessee Theatre, $32
--Jenna & Her Cool Friends, 9 p.m. Knoxville Museum of Art, 1050 World's Fair Park Drive, $30-$60
--King Super & the Excellents, LiL iFFy, Tom Ato, JoJax, Jordan Knight and the Daze, 6 p.m. Preservation Pub, 28 Market Square, $20
--Magpie Suite Reunion, Daniel Miller, 9 p.m. The Well, 4620 Kingston Pike, $7
--Jamie Laval, 10 p.m. Boyd's Jig and Reel, 101 S. Central St., free
--NYE Bash with DJ Joseph and Dirty Cherry, Tin Roof, 1915 Cumberland Ave., free
--Spanky Brown, 7:30 p.m. Side Splitters, 9246 Park West Blvd, $15
--New Year's Celebration, 9 p.m. Tennessee Riverboat Company, Volunteer Landing, $69.95
--Dance With the Sharks, Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies, Gatlinburg, $149.99 per couple, $79.99 single
Celebrity birthdays: Actor Anthony Hopkins is 75. Actor Ben Kingsley is 69. Actor Tim Matheson is 65. Actress Bebe Neuwirth is 54. Singer Paul Westerberg is 53. Actor Val Kilmer is 53. Singer-actor Joe McIntyre of New Kids on the Block is 40.
Zoo discount: Knoxville Zoo becomes the coolest place in Knoxville to visit during Penguin Discount Days. Now through Feb. 28, admission to Knoxville Zoo is half-off. Half-price admission tickets can be purchased at the zoo ticket office during regular zoo hours and online at www.knoxvillezoo.org. Currently, the zoo is open daily from 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Recycle that tree: You say the ol' Christmas tree is getting pretty barren by now, and there's a pile of needles underneath it? Knox County's Solid Waste Department is offering its annual Christmas tree recycling program at six of its eight convenience center locations through the end of January. The following sites are participating: 10618 Dutchtown Road; Forks of the River, 3106 Water Plant Road; Halls, 3608 Neal Drive; 1810 Gov. John Sevier Highway; Powell — 7311 Morton View Lane; and 7201 Tazewell Pike. The Karns and Carter locations are not accepting trees. The collected trees will be converted to mulch and other soil amendments used in landscaping.
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Paris Christmas Lights Tour
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- Discover illuminated city squares and monuments
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Report NEP-CMP-2008-04-12This is the archive for NEP-CMP, a report on new working papers in the area of Computational Economics. Stan Miles issued this report. It is usually issued weekly.
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- Ronneberger, Kerstin & Berrittella, Maria & Boselle, Francesco & Tol, Richard, 2008. "KLUM@GTAP: Spatially-Explicit, Biophysical Land Use in a Computable General Equilibrium Model," GTAP Working Papers 2611, Center for Global Trade Analysis, Department of Agricultural Economics, Purdue University.
- Flôres Junior, Renato Galvão, 2008. "Are CGE Models Still Useful in Economic Policy Making?," Economics Working Papers (Ensaios Economicos da EPGE) 674, FGV/EPGE Escola Brasileira de Economia e Finanças, Getulio Vargas Foundation (Brazil).
- Frank M. Fossen, 2008. "Would a Flat Tax Stimulate Entrepreneurship in Germany?: A Behavioural Microsimulation Analysis Allowing for Risk," Discussion Papers of DIW Berlin 773, DIW Berlin, German Institute for Economic Research.
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The word "discipline" has several meanings, including a form of punishment or training as well as the act of working steadily at a particular task to improve performance. The word also refers to a field of study, such as the discipline of medicine.
To discipline someone means to correct a behavior, such as when a parent disciplines a child for misbehaving. This form of discipline involves either physical punishment, such as spanking, or the removal of certain privileges. Individuals who seek to improve their performance at a task use discipline to achieve their goals, such as runners who exercise every day despite the weather.
In the context of Eastern thought, discipline historically required dedicating oneself via an initiation into an otherwise unknown practice, thus becoming a disciple of a teacher
Standardizing With a System. Businesses implement software systems to help standardize processes. Standardized processes are required so that employees improve performance through
descipline is 1) learn self control 2) recognization acceptable limit 3)learning where to stop.
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Simultaneous down-regulation of tumor suppressor genes RBSP3/CTDSPL, NPRL2/G21 and RASSF1A in primary non-small cell lung cancer
Author affiliations
1 Laboratory of Structural and Functional Genomics, Engelhardt Institute of Molecular Biology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
2 Microbiology and Tumor Biology Center, Department of Clinical Science and Education, Södersjukhuset, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden
3 Blokhin Cancer Research Center, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow, Russia
4 Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Kiev, Ukraine
5 Cancer-Causing Genes Section, Laboratory of Immunobiology, Center for Cancer Research, National Cancer Institute, Frederick, USA
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BMC Cancer 2010, 10:75 doi:10.1186/1471-2407-10-75Published: 1 March 2010
The short arm of human chromosome 3 is involved in the development of many cancers including lung cancer. Three bona fide lung cancer tumor suppressor genes namely RBSP3 (AP20 region),NPRL2 and RASSF1A (LUCA region) were identified in the 3p21.3 region. We have shown previously that homozygous deletions in AP20 and LUCA sub-regions often occurred in the same tumor (P < 10-6).
We estimated the quantity of RBSP3, NPRL2, RASSF1A, GAPDH, RPN1 mRNA and RBSP3 DNA copy number in 59 primary non-small cell lung cancers, including 41 squamous cell and 18 adenocarcinomas by real-time reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction based on TaqMan technology and relative quantification.
We evaluated the relationship between mRNA level and clinicopathologic characteristics in non-small cell lung cancer. A significant expression decrease (≥2) was found for all three genes early in tumor development: in 85% of cases for RBSP3; 73% for NPRL2 and 67% for RASSF1A (P < 0.001), more strongly pronounced in squamous cell than in adenocarcinomas. Strong suppression of both, NPRL2 and RBSP3 was seen in 100% of cases already at Stage I of squamous cell carcinomas. Deregulation of RASSF1A correlated with tumor progression of squamous cell (P = 0.196) and adenocarcinomas (P < 0.05). Most likely, genetic and epigenetic mechanisms might be responsible for transcriptional inactivation of RBSP3 in non-small cell lung cancers as promoter methylation of RBSP3 according to NotI microarrays data was detected in 80% of squamous cell and in 38% of adenocarcinomas. With NotI microarrays we tested how often LUCA (NPRL2, RASSF1A) and AP20 (RBSP3) regions were deleted or methylated in the same tumor sample and found that this occured in 39% of all studied samples (P < 0.05).
Our data support the hypothesis that these TSG are involved in tumorigenesis of NSCLC. Both genetic and epigenetic mechanisms contribute to down-regulation of these three genes representing two tumor suppressor clusters in 3p21.3. Most importantly expression of RBSP3, NPRL2 and RASSF1A was simultaneously decreased in the same sample of primary NSCLC: in 39% of cases all these three genes showed reduced expression (P < 0.05).


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Mediterranean Eggs
3 Feb 2007
How would you like breakfast for dinner? Basil and tomato spark up this scramble for two.
|Olive oil/Vegetable oil
|1 Teaspoon
|Green onions
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), chopped (4 medium sized)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs), chopped (1 medium sized)
|Chopped basil/1 teaspoon dried basil leaves
|1 Tablespoon (fresh)
|Eggs/1 cup fat-free cholesterol-free egg product
|Freshly ground pepper
|To Taste
1. Heat oil in 8-inch nonstick skillet over medium heat. Cook onions in oil 2 minutes, stirring occasionally. Stir in tomato and basil. Cook about 1 minute, stirring occasionally, until tomato is heated through.
2. Beat eggs thoroughly with fork or wire whisk; pour over tomato mixture.
3. As mixture begins to set at bottom and side, gently lift cooked portions with spatula so that thin, uncooked portion can flow to bottom. Avoid constant stirring. Cook 3 to 4 minutes or until eggs are thickened throughout but still moist. Sprinkle with pepper.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Very Easy
Course:Main Dish
Method:Stir Fried
Restriction:Lacto Ovo Vegetarian
Preparation Time:5 Minutes
Cook Time:15 Minutes
Ready In:20 Minutes
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2. In a platter place the shrimps, add garlic salt and Louisiana hot sauce, mix well.
3. Cover the platter with cling wrap and place it in refrigerator for 4 hours.
4. In a skillet, heat olive oil and add the marinated shrimps. Do not add the excess juice.
5. Turn the shrimps when they are done from one side. When cooked from both sides, remove from fire.
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In today's show Dann explains to us what it means to be free. The free command is a handy snapshot into your systems memory and how much of it is being used. In conjunction with other tools like top you can get begin to understand where your system resources are being utilized and weed out potential bottlenecks and bugs. But before jumping into the deep end in system analysis, you need to have a decent grasp on how the Linux kernel utilizes memory, or you initial observations may send you tearing through the interwebs looking for a solution to a problem that does not exist.As ever catch he complete shownotes and video at http://www.linuxintheshell.org
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The Eudora Welty Writers' Symposium, an annual October event at Mississippi University for Women, was established in 1989 by the Division of Humanities to honor Miss Welty and to commemorate the inauguration of Dr. Clyda Rent. During the Symposium, which is sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences, Southern writers read from and discuss their works to an audience of several hundred. In 1996, the symposium and its director, Dr. Ginger Hitt, were presented the first-ever Chair's Award for Excellence by the Mississippi Humanities Council.
Each year a theme is chosen to provide coherence and to stimulate interest. Writers whose works embody the year's theme are invited to read and discuss their work. In its first twenty-five years from 1989 through 2014, 227 different writers and scholars have appeared, 41 of whom have returned for a second or third symposium (or more). A list of past themes and participants is provided below.
The symposium has established a reputation for showcasing new talent: Ann Patchett, Vicki Covington, Larry Brown, Dori Sanders, Jeanne Lebow, Nanci Kincaid, Clifton Taulbert, Elizabeth Dewberry, Dorothy Shawhan, Rebecca Wells, Judson Mitcham, Lynna Williams, Rebecca Wells, Natasha Trethewey, and Haven Kimmel appeared on the symposium program after publishing a single work, or in a few cases, two. They are now recognized as prominent contemporary southern writers.
Many writers featured at the symposium have been prize-winners on state, national, and international levels. Four have been Pulitzer Prize winners: Yusef Komunyaaka in 1994 for poetry, Edward Humes in 1989 for special reporting in journalism, Donald Justice in 1980 for poetry, and Natasha Trethewey in 2007 for poetry. Steve Yarbrough won the Pushcart Prize in 1998; Judson Mitcham won a Pushcart poetry prize in 1989; Al Young won the Pushcart in 1976 and 1980. Young is also the winner of the American Book Award in 1982, a PEN USA award in 1996, and has served as Poet Laureate of California. Other poet laureates include Paul Ruffin (Texas) and Natasha Tretheway, who served as poet laureate of Mississippi and of the United States simultaneously (though Mississippi honored her first).
Other awards abound. Mark Childress's Crazy in Alabama has been published in the United States, Great Britain, Germany (where it was abest seller for 10 months), Spain, Italy, France, Russia, Holland, and Denmark. It is now a movie as well. Lewis Nordan won the Notable Book Award from Alabama for three different books; twice he has been awarded the Best Fiction Award by the Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters. His novel Wolf Whistle won the Southern Book Award. Will Campbell was the first recipient of the Alex Haley Award for Distinguished Tennessee Writers; in 1995, he was awarded the Tennessee Governor's Award. Several writers have been recipients of writing fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts, among them Elizabeth Spencer (several times, one for $40,000), Ellen Gilchrist, Dannye Romine-Powell, Brenda Marie Osbey and Judson Mitcham. Guggenheim fellowships have been awarded to Randall Kenan, who also won the 1995 Sherwood Anderson Award, to Elizabeth Spencer, to Donald Justice, and to Beverly Lowry.
Scholars, as well as writers, are invited to the conference. Mississippi University for Women and the University Press of Mississippi jointly award the Eudora Welty Prize to an outstanding work of literary scholarship. The prize consists of publication of the manuscript by the Press and a $2000 cash award by MUW. The winner of this prize is invited to present her or his work at the symposium. Prize winners are exemplary scholars in their respective fields; Phillip Page, the 1996 winner for his work on the novels of Toni Morrison, was awarded the 1997 Toni Morrison Prize by the Toni Morrison Society. Outstanding Welty scholars, such as Suzanne Marrs, Pearl McHaney, Jan Nordby Gretlund, Michael Kreyling, Peggy Prenshaw, Rebecca Mark, and Peter Schmidt have appeared. Kreyling, Mark, McHaney, and Schmidt are Welty Prize winners or finalists.
Writers: David Armand, John Bensko, Richard Boada, Amy Fleury, Matthew Guinn, Derrick Harriell, Deborah Johnson, Shayla Lawson, Marry Miller, Tim Parrish, Carol Ruth Silver (Welty Prize), Katy Simpson Smith
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Scholar: Stephen Fuller (Welty Prize)
Director: Kendall Dunkelberg
Writers: Anthony Abbott, Sonny Brewer, Kelly Norman Ellis, Carolyn Haines, Michael Kardos, Christopher Lowe, Catherine Pierce, Josh Russell, Jessica Maria Tuccelli, Olympia Vernon, Frank X Walker
Scholars: Susan Haltom (Welty Prize) and Jane Roy Brown (Welty Prize)
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Scholar: Jean W. Cash (Welty Prize)
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Writers: Melissa J. Delbridge, Kendall Dunkelberg, Tony Earley, Becky Gould Gibson, Ravi Howard, Jim Murphy, Bridget Smith Pieschel, Jack Riggs, Natasha Trethewey, Frank X Walker, Jesmyn Ward, and Ken Wells
Scholar: Pearl Amelia McHaney (Welty Prize)
Writers: Angela Ball, John Dufresne, Geary Hobson, Cary Holladay, Rheta Grimsley Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Rodney Jones, Hillary Jordan, Catherine Pierce, and Paul Ruffin
Scholars: Richard Megraw (Welty Prize) and Noel Polk
Writers: Rilla Askew, R.H. Brown, Ellen Douglas, Pia Ehrhardt, Nan Graham, Louise Hawes, Ava Leavell Haymon, Karon Luddy, Richard Lyons, Pennelope Stokes, and James D. Ward
Scholar: Jeff Weddle (Welty Prize)
Director: Bridget Smith Pieschel
Writers: Sonny Brewer, doris davenport, , Mindy Friddle, William Gay, Lynne Hinton, Lynn Pruett, Elizabeth Spencer, James R. Whitley, and Crystal Wilkinson
Scholars: Anne Goodwyn Jones, Dorothy Shawhan, Martha Swain, and John K. Young (Welty Prize)
Photographer: Maude Schuyler Clay
Writers: Bebe Barefoot, Jennifer Davis, Beth-Ann Fennelly, Tom Franklin, Silas House, Inman Majors, Ruth Moose, Gina Ochsner, Lee Smith, Brad Vice, Rosemary Wells, and Claude Wilkinson
Scholar: Darlene Unrue
Writers: Ace Atkins, John Bensko, Pamela Duncan, Ann Fisher-Wirth, Joe Lee, Tim Parrish, Josh Russell, Daniel Wallace, Lynn York, and Isabel Zuber
Scholar: Martha Ward (Welty Prize)
Director: Bridget Smith Pieschel
Writers: Connie May Fowler, Carolyn Elkins, Cassandra King, Robert Morgan, Barbara Robinette Moss, Ron Rash, Jack Riggs, Natasha Trethewey, Brad Watson
Scholar: Christopher Maurer (Welty Prize)
Writers: Jeanne Braselton, Moira Crone, Kendall Dunkelberg, Kaye Gibbons, Becky Hagenston, Cary Holladay, and Paul Ruffin
Scholar: Stuart Chapman (Welty Prize)
Writers: Martin Clark, Lee Durkee, Jane Hinton, Honorée Fanonne Jeffers, Haven Kimmel, Sheri Reynolds, and Elizabeth Strout
Scholar: Suzanne Marrs
Writers: Jill Conner Browne, Melinda Haynes, Tova Mirvis, Sena Jeter Naslund, and C.D. Wright
Scholars: Jan Nordby Gretlund and Robert Philipson (Welty Prize)
Writers: Rick Bragg, Louisa Dixon, Mary Hood, Lewis Nordan, Cynthia Shearer, and James Wilcox
Scholars: Pearl McHaney and Margo V. Perkins (Welty Prize)
Director: Ginger Hitt
Writers: Nanci Kincaid, Dennis Covington, Ellen Douglas, Jerry Ward, Steve Yarbrough, John Dufresne, and Ashley Warlick
Scholar: Jim Neilson (Welty Prize)
Writers: Rebecca Wells, Tim Gautreaux, Judson Mitcham, Dori Sanders, Al Young, and Lynna Williams
Scholars: Michael Kreyling (Welty Prize) and Ralph Hitt
Writers: Lewis Nordan, E. L. Wyrick, Mark Childress, Beverly Lowry, Brenda Marie Osbey, Edward Humes, John Armistead
Scholars: Philip Page (Welty Prize), Kim Whitehead, and Ralph Hitt
Writers: Kaye Gibbons, Dennis Covington, Will Campbell, Randall Kenan, Vicki Covington, Yusef Komunyaaka, Dorothy Shawhan, and Dannye Romine-Powell
Scholars: Charles Reagan Wilson, Jan Nordby Gretlund, and Ann Waldron
Writers: Jill McCorckle, Donald Justice, Luke Wallin, Elizabeth Dewberry, Kalamu Ya Salaam, Peggy Webb, and Steve Yarbrough
Scholars: Martha Swain (Welty Prize), and James Keller
Writers: Nanci Kincaid, Dennis Covington, Timothy Seibles, Paul Ruffin, Terry Everett, Mary Ann Ross, Tim McLaurin, and Vicki Covington
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Rhubarbodendron wrote:
, thanks for the tip. Unfortunately I have no parking lot only a subterranean garage with a very sensitive fire alarm system. (I live in one of a row of penthouses on top of a shopping mall - it's like a small village on the roof).
That sounds great
I could maybe do it on my terrace, but I'd hav eto give the neighbours a warning. /.../
It's interesting that you use wet hay to smoke things. We use sawdust from different trees. Beech and juniper are best.
If dry it catches fire, so you give it a dip in a bucket of water and it is perfect for smoking, it is used Here on
to smoke a (very) fresh cheesy thing called rygeost ~
. Some are particular about it and harvest stinging-nettles for this
A friend has an allotment kinda garden-place with a house where she lives half the year, when I call on her there she likes me to bring something we can either grill or smoke -and, yes, some sawdust
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Former Orioles skipper Davey Johnson has not had any contact with the club's front office about the open managerial position and isn't actively pursuing it.
But that's not to say he wouldn't listen if the team came to him.
"I have not been contacted, but I will always have interest in Baltimore, and I'll always care about whatever happens to them in any way, shape or form," Johnson, a senior advisor to Washington Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo, told The Sun Saturday afternoon. "The best part of my life was spent here."


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I will have lots more interesting stuff to show you soon!!! Lots of new glass to be identified as well as other unusual decorative items for the home,Vintage Paper Ephemera,(The Royal family,Cars), and of course more Vintage Clothing!!!!!
1910 Wrought Iron Fencing - 9 ft. 1 inch
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1910 Wrought Iron Fencing - Length - 9 feet
There are 2 pieces and both are 30 inches in Height. One is 39 inches in length and the other is 70 inches in length.The price is $600 for the 70 inch , and $175 for the 39 inch. They have been kept under cover but still need Scraping and Repainting. Circa 1910, these are authentic. Due to remodeling they were taken down. Note picture of same fencing which was retained for how they will look in your yard. Shipping/Pickup arranged by Buyer.We are located 1 hour from NYC, and 45 minutes from Philadelphia, in the Lehigh Valley. If you need more photos please let me know.These prices are excellent if you have done your homework on the internet!
Circa: 1910
Condition: Good needs scrape & paint
Size: 70 inches & 39 inches length X 30 inches Height
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Victorian Metalworker
1920 Electrified British Victorian Candleholder Lamp
Vintage British Victorian Electrified Candleholder Lamp
I Believe this British Victorian Queen Anne Style Combination Electric Lamp and Candle holder with Gargoyles and Fan Designs,is very Unique. Seems to be Cast Iron. Height-15 inches, Triangle candleholder 5 1/2 inches, Base Triangle - 5 1/2 inches. It is metal and appears to be painted Satin Black.The middle Candleholder Triangle SWIVELS 360 degrees around.I can't find a Maker's Mark and the bottom base is mostly covered with felt, and I didn't want to rip it all off to try to see.The reading on the electrical works is Leviton,UL,660W 250V. Made in USA. Needs Cleaning. Perhaps it was originally just a Candleholder and was made into a Lamp in the 20s,30s, or 40s! Its so fantastic for a gift for an Antique loving Friend or just for yourself. The Lampshade you will have to figure out for yourself bearing in mind the height of the candles you will use.The on/off switch is on the wire.(another reason why I believe it started life as a candle holder sometime between the turn of the century and the 20s). Shipping is $14.95 USA Domestic Priority (3 days).
Circa: 1920 - 1940
Condition: Very Good,Needs Cleaning
Size: Height - 15 inches, Triangle candleholder 5 1/2 inches, Base Triangle - 5 1/2 inches
Manufacturer: Old Manufacturer,No Mark
1970 Cast Iron Franklin Stove
Vintage 1970 Cast Iron Franklin Stove
Great looking,and works great! It will cost around $200 to ship but the selling price makes that OK because if you do your research you will find that they don't make them today as nice as this one! It comes with the Grate inside to hold the wood.Measures as follows:H-32,W-32,D-17 inches, bottom across is 37 inches,top across is 29 inches.Chimney is 8 inches.Cavity measures 27 inches Wide x 26 inches High by 14 inches Depth. Located in PA.
Circa: circa 1970
Condition: Very Good
Size: Height - 32 inches, Width - 29 inches, Depth - 17 inches
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: No Manufacturer Tag
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