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Giving fans a sneak peek before the September 28th release, Yahoo! Movies debuted a new featurette from the upcoming film "Looper."
The futuristic action movie takes place in 2072 when crime mobs have the capability of getting rid of somebody by sending someone 30 years in the past to kill them. In the sci-fi action flick, the mob seeks to "close the loop" by transporting Joe's future self back thirty years as a target for himself.
Celebrating the world premiere of the "Looper", the cast was out at the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday night (September 6).
Earning himself several laughs from the audience, Bruce Willis used his appearance on the "Late Show with David Letterman" Thursday (August 30) to poke fun at the Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson breakup.
It's definitely generating some pre-release buzz these days, and "Looper" has just unveiled a brand new international promotional poster.
The new image features stars Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt with the tagline, "Face Your Past, Fight Your Future."
Celebrating fatherhood and paternal bonds, dads around the world are being toasted on the Father's Day holiday (June 17) for all that they do as family patriarchs.
With her new movie "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" set to hit theaters on June 29th, Bruce Willis amped up promotions by appearing on the cover of the June/July 2012 issue of Esquire magazine.
The South of France is a little more fabulous today (May 16), as the 65th Cannes Film Festival held its opening ceremony this afternoon.
And there were hordes of famous faces crowding around the Palais des Festivals ahead of the much-loved cinematic event.
Gearing up for the opening premiere of the 65th Cannes Film Festival, Bruce Willis, Bill Murray, and Tilda Swinton were spotted at a photocall for "Moonrise Kingdom" today (May 16).

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Retirement Strategies for Life, Course Code: UHD070, Session #: 0001, will be offered from noon - 1 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 20, White Oak Room, Academic Building.
The UHD Cultural Enrichment Center and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Houston are co-sponsoring the Ang Lee Film Series this week in the Cullen Robertson Auditorium, third floor, Academic Building.
The series begins today with a reception at 5:15 p.m. followed at 5:30 p.m. with a showing of the film "Pushing Hands," and at 7:15 p.m. by a tai chi demonstration.
The film "The Wedding Banquet" will be shown at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 20.
The film, "Eat, Drink, Man, Woman," will be shown at 5:30 p.m. followed at 7:30 p.m. by a closing reception in Room A-300, third floor, Academic Building and at 7:45 by a scholarly roundtable, Ang Lee Now, and a question and answer session with Chuck Jackson, assistant professor; Edmund Cueva, Arts and Humanities Department Chair; William Nowak, associate professor, and Johanna Schmertz, associate professor.
For information contact Jackson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Office of Students Activities and Events is seeking donated cakes for its Cake Walk during the annual Fall Family Festival noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 23.
The festival will include a kids costume parade, raffles, hot dog eating contest, arts and crafts show, Houston Rockets inflatables, games, music and more. A flyer is available here. For people who would like to donate a cake, but who cannot attend the festival, SAE will collect the cakes on Friday, Oct. 22.
To contribute a baked good, please email Liza Alonzo at email@example.com.
In recognition of Campus Sustainability Day, the sustainability committee will show two movies on Wednesday, Oct. 20, and students in the BIOL 2306 "Fundamentals of Nutrition" class will present posters, displays and demonstrations.
Campus Sustainability Day is an annual celebration of sustainability in higher education. On Wednesday, colleges and universities throughout the country will sponsor events to encourage students, faculty, and staff to promote sustainability principles at school, at home, on the job and in the community.
The first movie, "Super Size Me," will be shown at 10 a.m. in the Cullen Robertson Auditorium, third floor, Academic Building.This film examines the influence of the fast food industry. Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock personally explores the consequences on his health of eating nothing but McDonald's Restaurant food for one month.
The second movie, "Killer at Large," will be shown at 11:30 a.m. in the Cullen Robertson Auditorium, third floor, Academic Building. This documentary takes a broad look at many causes of obesity including our toxic food environment, the problems with school lunches and vending machines and the impact food lobbyists have on determining government policies.
Additional displays will be available from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. in the hallway outside the Special Events Center, Room 300-A, third floor, Academic Building.
For more information, contact Suzette Mouchaty's at email@example.com. A flyer is available here.
The Department of Natural Sciences is hosting the second T.E.A.C.H. lunch from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 20, in room N612 on the topic of "How Do You Combine Student Engagement with Student Learning Outcomes", moderated by Jerry Johnson, assistant professor of Natural Sciences, and Rachna Sadana, assistant professor of Natural Sciences.
The T.E.A.C.H. lunches (Trading Education And Classroom Hints) is a program designed to promote faculty engagement and cooperation in improving pedagogy and teaching effectiveness for the benefit of UHD students. At these lunches, interested faculty hold discussions concerning, but not limited to: encouraging student participation in class, problem-based and inquiry-based learning strategies, effective exam design, use of technology in the classroom, SACS assessment, and the challenges and rewards of teaching to a diverse student population. A total of three lunch programs are planned.
Interested Faculty from Departments other than Natural Sciences that wish to attend should contact Johnson (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Lisa Morano, associate professor of Natural Sciences, (firstname.lastname@example.com).
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences Advising Center will host a "Declare your Major" information session from noon to 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 21, in the Advising Center.
A brief session will be held in N-1099 from 12-12:30 p.m. informing students of the benefits of declaring their majors early. Advisors will be on hand to do on-site declarations for qualified students. Please see flyer for additional information.
UHD Staff Council will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 20, in Room 1099- North.
Agenda information is available here.
W. I. Dykes Library has added resources that support service learning and the Office of Community Engagement to its collection.
Sports and Fitness is sponsoring a program, Maintain Don't Gain, to help participants avoid gaining weight during the holiday season starting with weigh-ins Oct. 25 on the third floor of the Student Life Center.
The average American gains 7 to 10 pounds during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. One way to avoid the gain is to be more accountable to yourself and the scale during these times. Sign up with Sports and Fitness for weekly weigh-ins and weekly email tips on avoiding holiday weight gain.
Five simple tips that can help you avoid a weight gain:
· Drink lots of water
· Increase your exercise a little bit each day
· Cut back where you can at non-holiday meals
· Eat what you like - but
only a few bites
· Don't eat after 7p.m.
Weigh-ins will continue through Jan. 7. Participants who do not gain weight during this time will receive a T-shirt and water bottle. Interested participants can register by visiting www.uhd.edu/sports&fitness. A flyer is available here.
In recognition of "National Save for Retirement Week", whose goal is to increase personal financial literacy and to raise public awareness of the retirement-savings vehicles available to all workers, onevaluable and timely training will be offered to UHD faculty and staff.
A VALIC representative will discuss the challenges faced in retirement including managing retirement income, Medicare, Social Security, long term care, and the effects of inflation on retirement savings. A free lunch will be provided by VALIC on a first come, first serve basis to those who register in advance.
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to register for this session.
Follow these instructions to register for a class:
1. Log into PASS (http://www.uhd.edu/about/hr/pass.html)
2. Input your Empl ID and password
3. Select Training
4. Select Request Training Enrollment
5. Select Search by Course Number or Course Name
6. Select View Available Sessions
7. Select Session number
8. Verify date, time and location
9. Press Continue
10. Press Submit
11. You should receive a confirmation email
The December 2010 Commencement ceremony is scheduled for Dec. 19, and the UHD Bookstore wants everyone to be ready.
For those who plan to participate in the graduation ceremony, it is important to order regalia no later than Nov. 24. After Nov. 24, an additional $10 fee will be added to your order for rush shipping.
Orders placed prior to Nov. 24 should arrive the week of Dec. 8 and you will be contacted to pick up your regalia.
For any orders placed after Dec. 1 , there will be no guarantee regalia items will arrive prior to the day of Commencements.
The UHD Bookstore requires pre-payment for all orders and accepts cash, all major credit cards (with a valid identification), or a charge to your department via PCard or purchase voucher with prior approval from your department.
The regalia rental fees are as follows:
Master's Unit Complete - $60.98
(Includes cap, gown, tassel and hood)
Doctorate - $109.98
(Includes tam, gown, tassel and hood)
Individual Piece Prices:
Master's Cap, Gown, and Tassel - $30.98
Master's Hood only - $29.98
Master's Gown only - $25.98
Doctorate Cap, Gown, and Tassel - $68.98
Doctorate Hood only - $33.98
Doctorate Gown only - $29.98
8 Sided Tam - $40.98
Career Services is hosting a several opportunities for students to find out more about job and internship opportunities with area companies. Upcoming opportunities include:
· Sterling Bank is recruiting for their Credit Academy (Credit Analysts positions) (job#1912). This is open to Finance & Accounting majors graduating on or before December 2010. Please apply now! Interviewing will be on-campus today for those who qualify.
· HACU is accepting applications for their Internships and Scholarships for Spring 2011 and Summer 2011 start dates. Encourage students to apply early - deadlines are soon. See job #1913 for details.
· Career Services continues to help students get their resumes ready and sharpen their interview skills through our RESUME and INTERVIEW workshops. Call the office at 713-221-8980 to RSVP.
Great local companies want our students: Hewitt & Associates, IRS, McConnell Jones Lanier & Murphy, MDAnderson, First National Bank, Carbon Steel Inspections, Enterprise, Bennett Law Firm, and many others. To see all of the active job listings, or to apply, direct students to please visit www.uhd.edu/jobs4gators. Over 170 jobs/internships listed.
The "Texas Renaissance Festival" festival is being held 9 a.m. to dusk though Nov. 28, Saturdays and Sundays only (with the exception of the Friday after Thanksgiving), .
Employees may purchase tickets at the 'Group Ticket' rate. The discounted rates are $15 for adults and $6 for children (5 yrs - 12 yrs). The ticket handling fee of $1 per ticket will be waived. To receive the 'Group Ticket' rate, you must use our discount code UHS-1488 and must purchase tickets in advance via credit card by phone or fax.
To place an order by phone, call 1-800-458-3435. To place an order by fax, use the attached form and fax to 1-936-894-2391. Orders are accepted Monday-Friday 8am-5pm. Your tickets will be mailed to you so please make sure you purchase your tickets in advance. For complete details, pleasevisit www.texrenfest.com.
If you have any questions, please contact Bobbie Horack, Work/Life Coordinator, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 713-222-5318.
UHD's fall open house
Destination Downtown will be from 9 am. to noon Saturday, Oct. 23, starting in
the One Main Building.
The open house will feature
campus tours, opportunities to meet faculty and staff members, previews of UHD's
five colleges and 44 degree programs, financial aid information and information
on student organizations. There also will be prizes and giveaways.
RSVP online at
Services and Operations announces the ESO Café, UHD's first employment related
this interactive tool, employees will be able to read and comment on articles
relevant to the UHD community, professional/personal wellbeing, new employee
introductions, important announcements and upcoming events - all geared towards
enhancing your quality of life at work. The ESO staff is excited to
provide this opportunity and encourages everyone to access ESO Café and sign-up
for automatic email notifications. To access the blog, click on ESO Café, or navigate to
subscribers will automatically be entered into a weekly drawing for a free
combo meal at the UHD Food Court, complements of Aramark*.
Federal Health Care Reform bill includes a provision that extends benefits coverage to
dependent children up to age 26.
This provision goes into effect in the first
plan year after Sept. 23, 2010. Because the Texas Employees Group Benefits
Program (GBP) plan year begins with the State's fiscal year on Sept. 1,
coverage for dependents to age 26 will not begin until Plan Year 2011. For now, dependent children are eligible in the GBP until they turn 25 years
old, as long as they are not married. They do not have to be students. If you have a dependent child who is turning 25, Employee Retirement System (ERS) automatically drops the
child from coverage at the end of the month he or she turns 25. ERS sends you a
letter about six weeks before the coverage ends. The letter includes a COBRA
Election form. If your dependent wants to continue coverage under COBRA (the
Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985), he or she must mail
the completed form with the correct premium payment to ERS by the due date
stated in the letter.
The fifth annual Fall Family Festival will be noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 23, at several UHD venues featuring a day of fun activities including games, rides, a craft show, food, contests, and more for UHD students, faculty, staff, alumni and their families.
The Office of Student Activities hosts the event that has grown to become one of UHD's biggest on-campus traditions. Activities will take place on the North and South Decks, the Main Portico, the UHD Coffeehouse area and Special Events Room. Special attractions include a kids' costume parade and hot dog eating contest.
Food from local area vendors such as My Fit Foods, Domino's Pizza, Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream and Cielo offer a great variety of choices for children to adults. The Houston Rockets, General Mills and Downtown Aquarium Restaurant will also have booths.
Visit www.uhd.edu/sae/fall_family_festival for more information.
The University of Houston - Downtown is moving to
an online assessment records management system called Assessment Information
Management (AIM).
This online system allows UHD faculty and
administrators to post, update, archive, share and review assessment documents.
All UHD faculty and academic administrators have accounts for their affiliated
academic programs.Beginning with the
2009/10 program assessment reports (due to the Office of Academic Assessment on
Nov. 1, 2010) all assessment reports, plans and data will be archived in the
AIM system. Faculty are strongly encouraged to review the assessment data for
their discipline.
Please bookmark the following and use it to
access the site: https://aim.uhd.edu/AIM/AIMAssessmentPlanOutcomes.uix Once
you reach the login page, you will access the site by entering your e-mail
username and password. The original URL for AIM ()
will be disabled late this week and should be removed as a bookmark. Please
note that none of the data entered under the old RAT URL will be lost as we
migrate to the permanent URL.
Links to AIM can also be found on some of the
University computing pages. You will find an AIM link on the main
computing page under the Faculty tab at http://www.uhd.edu/computing/. Another
link can be found under Faculty & Staff e-Services on this page: http://uonline.uhd.edu/?q=1u .
AIM is maintained by the Office of Academic
Assessment.If you notice any broken functions, have
difficulty accessing the AIM site or you need to be added as a reviewer, please
notify Lea Campbell (email@example.com. 713-226-5548)
or Laura Riveron (firstname.lastname@example.com, 713-226-5594).
UHD's Veterans Services Office is sponsoring a
Veterans Information Fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 23, in the
Special Events Room, A-300, in the Academic Building.
Representatives from difference agencies will be
on hand to answer questions about benefits and services. For more information,
contact Michael Records, UHD's manager of Veterans Services.
There have been significant changes in the legal/compliance landscape over the previous two years. UHD managers must have a firm grasp of the do's and don'ts surrounding the various legal landmines that may come their way. As a result, the Management Development Program (MDP) has added a Legal Compliance Update to provide managers the information they need to make good business decisions.
The MDP Legal Compliance Update will be divided into two 3-hour sessions. The first session will include the following topics: Genetic Information Non-discrimination Act (GINA), Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA), Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), new employee onboarding, and successful recruitment and selection techniques.
The second session will include the following topics: Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), employee recognition, and UHD policy updates (sexual harassment, Title IX, non-retaliation, and discipline & dismissal).
Both 3-hour sessions are mandatory for all UHD managers. Due to scheduling challenges, managers will be assigned a session time and date. If anyone needs to reschedule to a different time/date, please contact Doug teDuits at firstname.lastname@example.com to arrange a more convenient time/date.
IT Training for Faculty/Staff/Alumni
Register for IT training opportunities at the links below. To schedule a one-on-one appointment or other assistance, please call 713-221-8200.
Blackboard Vista
Wednesday, Oct. 20
10 - 11am -Turnitin
Friday, Oct. 22nd 10 - 11:30 a.m. - StudyMate
Monday, Oct. 25 1 - 2 p.m. - SoftChalk Lesson Builder
Tuesday, Oct. 26
10 - 11:30 a.m. - Blackboard: Mail, Calendar, & Who's Online
Wednesday, Oct. 27
1 - 2 p.m. - Blackboard: Managing Course Content
Classroom Tools
Thursday, Oct. 21 10 - 11:30 a.m. - Useful Classroom Gadgets
Tuesday, Oct. 19 1 - 2:30 p.m. - TaskStream Brown Bag Showcase
Microsoft Office
Thursday, Oct. 28
2 - 3:30 p.m. - Excel: Charts and Graphs
Friday, Oct. 29 10 - 11 a.m. - Outlook 2007 Enhanced Features
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Fly Predators are a natural alternative to fly sprays and chemicals. Fly predators are nature's own remedy to pest flies. These tiny flies will never bother, sting or bite people or animals but they help keep annoying pest fly populations down. Sprinkle near manure, these predators destroy flies in their cocoon stage. Intended for 21-25 horses. $58.95
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The Rambo® Fly Mask Plus by Horseware® Ireland features a reinforced band that helps hold the mask away from the horse's eyes. A detachable nose cover is also included. This fly mask is in durable Textilene with soft, fleece edging and large fitting, soft ears.
No insecticides, easy and economical to use, Starbar® Bite Free Fly Trap holds more than other sticky traps. Weatherproof won't melt or wash away. Disposable.
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- accommodation in a "superior" room
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- a bottle of Italian Spumante and chocolates
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Cancellation policy
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"Congratulations to Wes Dothard on earning a spot on the 2013 CFPA Watch List," said CFPA Executive Director Brad Smith. "Dothard has been one of the nation's top defensive performers over the past two seasons."
Dothard is the fifth Moc named to the CFPA Watch List, following sophomore QB Jacob Huesman, junior TE Faysal Shafaat, senior defensive lineman Derrick Lott and junior defensive end Davis Tull.
This is the second straight year Dothard has been named to the CFPA Watch List. He is a two-time All-American and has 214 career tackles. He was named to The Sports Network FCS All-American 3rd Team after leading the Mocs with 94 tackles in 2012. He is also a two-time first team All-Southern Conference pick and will again lead one of the top defenses in the nation next season.
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Tu Holloway scored Xavier's final seven points in Saturday's overtime win over Dayton.
Feb. 20, 2012
CINCINNATI -- Xavier men's basketball senior Tu Holloway was named Atlantic 10 Co-Player of the Week Monday after a 32-point performance in Xavier's 86-83 overtime victory over rival Dayton Saturday night. Holloway shared the weekly honor with St. Bonaventure senior Andrew Nicholson.
Holloway, who was the unanimous selection by the media as the Blackburn/McCafferty Game MVP in the win over Dayton, led Xavier with 32 points, six rebounds, five assists, and two steals. Holloway grabbed the lead back for XU at 75-73 with 11 seconds left in the second half on an old-fashioned 3-point play. UD tied the score at 75-all with two seconds left to send the game to overtime. Holloway took over and scored XU's final seven points in overtime (7 of the 11 in overtime), including a deep turnaround 3-pointer and four clutch free throws. His 32 points were just one point shy of a career-high.
Holloway is third on XU's all-time assist list with 518 assists and has dished off 100 or more assists in three straight seasons. The senior point guard is 11th on XU's all-time scoring list with 1,652 career points and is 38 shy of 10th place, which is currently held by former Musketeer Nick Daniels (1975-79) with 1,690. Holloway has hit 623 career free throws, which is 39 free throws shy of the school record set by 2003 National Player of the Year David West (1999-2003). He already holds the XU and Atlantic 10 single-season free-throws-made record, which he set last season. His career free throw percentage of 85.1 percent is on pace to break the school record also.
Xavier returns to action Tuesday as they travel to face Atlantic 10 foe UMass. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. from Amherst Mass.


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Thanks, that clarified things for me.
In fact I had 2 drives failing me nearly the same way, and both where IBM Deskstar for 2000 and 2001. I thought about heat at the time, but was not so sure anymore as they wheren't running so hot. Very sensitive to heat they must be.
Not just heat. Both PCB IC failures (look for 'ash pits'), and head positioner failures resulting in scarred media.
A couple of different IBM IDE 'Deskstar' drive 'families' - made in different factories, earned the name 'Deathstar'. 60GB and 80 GB seem to have been among the worst ones.
That said, we have *many* IBM SCSI now 6 to 10 years in service and one 60 GB 'Deathstar' ca 4 years in service.
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i know how to make the home made butter as it is kind of tough and it helps in loosing some of the weight in the hands while u churn it yourself ;) but the final taste is so yummy u could just put a little on the bread with a little sugar and bite it, it would taste so creamy and very soft !!! yummy!!!!!!!!!
U first gotta boil some fresh milk and take out the cream and leave it in bowl till the bowl gets full with cream(which takes abt a month) till it gets full or else u could buy cream from the grocer and then u mix it with a little yogurt and a cup of water and churn it till you get the feeling of the cream turning itself hard and u churn it till all the butter gets collected and u take it into a bowl... and there u go fresh home made yummy butter !!!!!!! good for health and u know how u made it for no further doubts !!!!! enjoy making it- it simply tastes awesome!!!!!!
Oh by the way this Banganapalli Mangoes variety is Dashahary Mango :). The Alphonso mango is not as good as the Banganapalli... If u taste Banganapalli u wud never touch any other variety.
Hey I am sorry i do not where u cud pick them up in NYC as i belong in Maldives but i wud like to suggest that if you are planning to get some tasty once try out the Mangoes that exclusively come from Andhra Pradesh in India and these Managoes are called Banginipalli Mangoes... They are the tastiest Mangoes ever cuz i personally eat them every year when i go to India :)
Try the taste and u wud never forget the taste !!!!!
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Grumpy Old Man - Ur advice is awesome :) Thanks a lot!!! yup i am female and to a matter of fact i am suffering with this for almost 9 weeks now :( poor me !!!! i actually neglected a lot on my food intake and as well as my medicines which i was supposed to do way earlier on!!!! i consulted the doc 3 times but nuthin seems to work in this place !!!! we hardly get good food in the Maldives!!! anyways going home back to India in a week so i wud be able to get well soon... oh by the way.... Thank you so much for all ur sugesstions !!! just wanted to know if butter milk works????? i am trying to apply neem as well wud this help too????? i heard that neem is a natural to kill the germ?? is it true?????
This is so bad..... i feel so bad for myself as i am unable to eat the food that i usually love to eat !!! :( anyways guys thanks a lot again!!! u PPL ARE so GOOOOOOOODDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!
Paneer (cottage cheese)- when fresh it smells disgusting but once cooked with spinach it's amazing with the Indian curries!!!!!
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"This Indian stuffed naan bread has a wonderful, spicy filling and is surprisingly easy to make."
INGREDIENTS (Nutrition)
2 cups bread flour
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 (.25 ounce) package instant yeast
1 teaspoon honey
3/4 cup water
1 1/2 tablespoons melted butter
2 tablespoons butter
1 onion, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 teaspoon minced fresh ginger root
2 teaspoons ground coriander
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 pinch chili powder
3 tablespoons raisins
1/4 cup flaked coconut
2 tablespoons water
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Whisk the bread flour, salt, and yeast together in a mixing bowl until combined; set aside. Stir the honey, 3/4 cup water, and 1 1/2 tablespoons butter together in a mixing bowl until the honey has dissolved. Stir in half of the flour mixture until no dry spots remain. Stir in the remaining flour, a 1/2 cup at a time, mixing well after each addition. When the dough has pulled together, turn it out onto a lightly floured surface and knead until smooth and elastic, about 8 minutes. Transfer to a greased bowl, cover, and leave to rise in a warm place until doubled in bulk, 1 to 1 1/2 hours.
Meanwhile, prepare the filling by melting 2 tablespoons of butter in a skillet over medium-low heat. Stir in the onion, garlic, ginger, coriander, cumin, cinnamon, and chili powder. Cook and stir until the onion has softened and turned translucent, 10 to 15 minutes. Stir in the raisins, coconut, and 2 tablespoons of water. Cover and cook 10 minutes longer; set aside.
Preheat an oven to 450 degrees F (230 degrees C). Place a large baking sheet into the oven to preheat. Dust a second baking sheet heavily with flour.
Punch down the dough and divide into 4 pieces. Roll each piece into an 8 inch round, then spoon the filling into the middle of the dough. Bring the edges of the dough over the filling, and pinch to seal. Carefully roll the dough out into 8-inch ovals and place onto the floured baking sheet. Cover with a towel and allow to rise for 15 minutes.
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Its a long procedure but easy to make once u get the hang of it :) enjoy cooking !!!!!
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Chicken Chopsuey - hmmm so mouth watering. I love the way they prepare it in China Garden, Maldives. But now i cant buy it all the time , so ppl could you help in letting me know the recipe which should be very spicy :).
I have heard that pork contains tape worms! is it really true?
whats the easiest way in making vegetable chopusey?
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The NFL officially kicks off the 2015 regular season.
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It's rest and recharge week once again on the LPGA Tour after a pair of weeks that kept the train rolling for women's golf's preeminent pro tour.
World No. 1 Stacy Lewis carded a 6-under 65 on Sunday to win the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship Presented by P&G in her adopted state, thrilling fans and giving Lewis an emotional and heartfelt victory to add to her collection. The 2012 Rolex Player of the Year and former University of Arkansas star now has 11 career titles and became the fifth two-time winner on Tour this season thanks to the triumph.
Lewis needed every birdie, finishing a single stroke ahead of the talented trio of Lydia Ko, Cristie Kerr and Angela Stanford to pocket the $300,000 first-place prize. Lewis' victory came the week after Michelle Wie earned her first career major title at the U.S. Women's Open at Pinehurst No. 2, a grueling win that pushed the 24-year-old to her limits.
Wie then went on a whirlwind media tour in New York City and still managed to shoot back-to-back 66s in Arkansas to take the 36-hole lead into Sunday. Her final-round 73 dropped Wie into a tie for eighth as she secured her 10th top-10 finish of the season.
Both players, among others, likely need a breather this week before the Tour shifts its sights to the RICOH Women's British Open in Southport, Lancashire, England. The third major of the LPGA season, the RICOH Women's British Open is a $3 million test fitting of a major, and players will be required to step up their games.
A number of the pros will likely head to the UK sometime this week in order to get in an extra practice round or two at Royal Birkdale Golf Club. Lewis will defend her title at a different location, but the mystique of being a reigning major champ will not be lost on the talented American.
No American player has won consecutive Women's British Open crowns since Sherri Steinhauer doubled up in 1998 and 1999, and Lewis is in form to do just that. It won't be easy, and the tournament no doubt will be an entertaining roller-coaster of activity.
But first, it's a week for players to inhale and exhale deeply, catch up on sleep, fine-tune their games or play tourist in the UK for a few days. This is the Tour's sixth schedule break of the season, and the previous weeks off have had little effect in slowing down the LPGA's massive momentum.
Players have thrived after taking some time off so far this season, and there's no reason to think that will change anytime soon. Next week's major is the first of three consecutive LPGA events that finish with the much-anticipated International Crown match-play showdown in Owings Mills, Md., in late July.
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Marion L. Fish, age 85, of 5292 Antigua Road SW, Sherrodsville (Leavittsville), died Monday morning Sept. 12, 2011, in Union Hospital at Dover following a brief illness.
Born June 8, 1926, in Cameron, WV, he was the son of the late Lester L. and Leona Foster Fish.
Marion retired in 1988 as a press operator and maintenance worker for U.S. Ceramic Tile Co. of East Sparta after working for more than 30 years.
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He is survived by six daughters, Revs. Phil (Karen) Gibson of Craig, CO, Mrs. Tom (Darlene) Bishop of North Canton, Mrs. Jerry (Betty) Ferguson of Oregon City, OR, Mrs. Bob (Jane) Maney of Leavittsville, Mrs. Larry (Nadine) Shafer of New Bedford, OH, and Mrs. Ed (Margie) Merryman of Sherrodsville; three sons, Lenny (Sheila) Fish of New Hagerstown, Rev. Tom (Janet) Fish of Wooster, and Joshua Fish of Pearl City, HI; two brothers, Dr. Raymond (Phyllis) Fish of Winchester, VA, and Thomas (Suzie) Fish of Mt. Vernon; 21 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren, and his special friend Joann Hibbitts of East Sparta.
He was preceded in death by his wife, the former Lois E. Scott, whom he married June 8, 1948, and who died April 22, 2007, after 58 years of marriage; an infant daughter, Mary Virginia Fish, and a brother Rev. Loman Fish.
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MANTI, Utah — The "Mountain Man" burglar, who evaded authorities for more than five years and is wanted in dozens of cabin break-ins across central and southern Utah, has been arrested, police announced.
Troy James Knapp, 45, was apprehended Tuesday morning after police tracked his location to a cabin along the Sanpete-Emery County line. He allegedly shot at a police helicopter before being surrounded by officers and surrendering.
"All of us are safer because he's in custody at this point," Sanpete County Sheriff Brian Nielson told reporters on Tuesday.
Police got a tip from a group of antler hunters who encountered him last week. Nielson said deputies tracked snowshoe prints to the cabin where he had been staying the past two days. The area where Knapp was staying, near Ferron, is still under about 4-feet of snow.
More than 40 officers from agencies across Utah where there in the effort to arrest him, using snow machines to get to the scene.
A helicopter from the Utah Department of Public Safety hovered over the cabin and police said Knapp came out shooting.
"He was shooting at the helicopter. He did take aim at officers on the ground. He was not able to shoot at those officers on the ground because of the actions of those officers," Nielson said.
Sevier County Sheriff Nate Curtis said Knapp pointed an SKS rifle at the Emery County Sheriff, who fired off a shot at him. Knapp then tried to run.
"He was severely outgunned at the time. He ran into a number of officers that were also well armed and he could see he was out of his league and did surrender," Nielson told reporters.
Knapp was "very cooperative" with investigators, Sheriff Curtis said in an interview with FOX 13. They found maps in his backpack marked with all of the places he had allegedly burgled.
"He was telling us about how many he thought we knew about, but he said there was way more than that," Curtis said.
Knapp has allegedly been raiding back-country cabins in several counties across central and southern Utah for nearly seven years. He faces formal charges in three counties and is being investigated by several other sheriff's departments.
Curtis said Knapp expressed some relief at being captured, saying he was sick of the winters. The "Mountain Man" ate pizza and revealed to investigators why he chose to live alone in the mountains.
"He didn't like being out and being with other people. He felt he'd had enough life experiences that he didn't want to be living out on the street or living at home anymore. He wanted to go somewhere where he didn't have to deal with society," Curtis told FOX 13.
Knapp is accused of stealing guns and provisions from cabins. He also vandalized some, police have said. Sheriff Curtis told FOX 13 that Knapp said he targeted some cabins as a "statement against excess."
"He justified it by saying they had too much. I need it, so I'm going to take it," Curtis said.
Knapp told investigators he particularly disliked ATVs. He traveled across much of the state using snowshoes. When he wasn't breaking into a cabin to sleep, police found hovels constructed of branches and woodland debris scattered all over the state.
Ron Bartholomew was glad to see police apprehend Knapp. He recognized his jacket on the suspect in photos broadcast on TV. It was his cabin, authorities said, that Knapp had been staying at when he was arrested.
"It's scary because, you know, my mom and sisters and grandkids and that spend a lot of time up there in the summer and the fall," Bartholomew said. "That's probably the scary part about it. I'm not scared of him."
Knapp declined to comment to FOX 13 as he was being booked into the Sanpete County Jail on Tuesday night.
Knapp is facing charges related to cabin burglaries in Iron, Garfield and Sevier County. Sanpete County Attorney Brody Keisel said Knapp would likely face charges for firing at officers during Tuesday's arrest. He is expected in court next week.
See below for some photos from Knapp's capture, courtesy of the Emery County Sheriff's Office:


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Along with disheartening accounts of death and disaster, 2011 also offered a promise of hope for the continual development of the region as well as the celebration of milestones and new beginnings. The significant and bizarre occurrences within the last 12 months are ones worth reflecting upon.
In no specific order, the following is a selection of the top stories of the region in 2011.
April tornadoes
Four confirmed tornadoes tore through parts of Washington, Greene and Johnson counties in late April, killing 10 people and leaving a path of destruction in its wake in what meteorologists said was one of the most severe series of storms to hit the state in nearly 40 years.
Meteorologists with the National Weather Service said three tornadoes, which ranged from category EF-2 to EF-3, touched down in Greene County before coming across the ridge into Washington County. The fourth, a category EF-2, hit Johnson County and killed two women there.
The first of the tornadoes hit at 9:26 p.m. April 27 and damaged property in the Ducktown, Blackley Creek and Glendale road areas in northwest Washington County. The Ducktown tornado, an EF-2, had a destruction path 150 yards wide and 10 miles long.
The second tornado hit Greene County two and half hours later at 11:56 p.m. in the Camp Creek community. The Camp Creek tornado, another EF-2, reached a width of one mile and was fueled by winds estimated at 130 mph.
At 12:12 a.m. on April 28, the 1,000-yard-wide Horse Creek tornado touched down and traveled 14 miles. It was strongest of the four tornadoes with estimated winds of 150 mph, which classified it as an EF-3.
The category EF-2 tornado in Johnson County cut a swath through a ridge and valley east of Butler.
Two women, Linda Zanotti, 53, and Dorothy Isaacs, 55, were killed, and several people were injured in the storm, which struck around midnight. About 145 homes were damaged, with 36 damaged so badly they were no longer livable.
Some families were still struggling to rebuild at the end of the year. The evidence of the tornado's power can still be seen in such areas as Campbell Road, where the tops of pine trees were sheared off about 20 feet from the ground.
In total, 10 East Tennessee counties, including Washington, Johnson and Greene, were declared disaster areas.
Sheriff Harris indicted
2011 saw charges placed against Unicoi County's highest ranking law enforcement official.
On Oct. 14, a Unicoi County grand jury returned 10 true bills charging Unicoi County Sheriff Kent Harris with 10 felonies, including six counts of official misconduct and one count each of tampering with evidence, criminal simulation, theft over $1,000 and attempted aggravated assault.
District Attorney General Tony Clark said previously that the charges stem from a pair of TBI investigations — one initiated in 2009 and the other in 2010 — that overlapped and were eventually combined.
Judge Lynn Brown issued a criminal summons in lieu of arrest following the indictments. On Oct. 20, Harris reported to the Unicoi County Jail for booking and processing. Motions by Harris' attorneys quickly followed, seeking the dismissal of the charges against their client.
In a late October meeting of the Unicoi County Commission, commissioners opted not to initiate ouster proceedings against Harris, instead choosing to wait on the state Attorney General's office to decide if it will take action.
In late November, Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Cornelia A. Clark appointed Senior Judge Jon Kerry Blackwood to oversee Harris' case. Harris is scheduled to appear before Blackwood for an arraignment hearing on Feb. 7 in Unicoi County Criminal Court.
Memorial Park Community Center controversy
In the course of one year, Johnson City's historical but crumbling Memorial Stadium was leveled and the new $15 million, 67,000-square-foot Memorial Park Community Center is set to open its doors in April and become the anchor of the city's planned 25-acre Memorial Park Community Campus.
The new stadium has risen from the ground despite a fight to keep the old stadium, a scuffle over who would design the state-of-the-art multi-generational facility, and hundreds of meetings and discussions and shouts of mutiny from some seniors who felt commissioners abandoned their wish for a stand-alone center. But as it became inevitable that the new community center was going to be built as planned, the number of detractors lessened. Within a few weeks of a new Parks and Recreation Department director being hired, a detailed programming plan emerged that has seemed to address and please area seniors.
Tony Street, an architect with Beeson Street & Lusk, continues to work with the city to develop the entire campus, which likely will include an amphitheater, greenspace and an enhanced entryway off East Main Street.
Northeast State Community College downtown
After a year of looking and negotiating, Northeast State Community College recently signed a five-year lease to convert the Downtown Centre into a teaching site for Washington County students seeking post-high school education.
NSCC, located in Blountville, offers associate's degrees. School President Janice Gilliam said the plan is for NSCC to move into the building in the summer and begin holding general education courses in fall 2012. The courses at this teaching site would be for students who want to continue on to a four-year institution or pursue a program of study like computer science or nursing on the main NSCC campus.
Washington County owned the Downtown Centre, which previously housed county offices. County Mayor Dan Eldridge sold the building to the Johnson City Development Authority for $1 million. The JCDA will lease it to NSCC for a nominal yearly fee and also invest $1 million to renovate the structure.
Codey Miller ruling
A key ruling in a high-profile murder case could hamper the state's prosecution of the case.
It involves the police interrogation of Codey Miller, who was 17 years old when he was arrested and charged with killing his mother, Sherry Cooper, then having sex with her corpse. The all-night interview session in May 2009 elicited a confession from Miller, but it came after the investigator warned him he could get the death penalty with the story he first told.
Criminal Court Judge Robert Cupp, after multiple hearings on the issue for prosecutors and defense attorneys to present a mound of evidence, threw out the confession. In a subsequent ruling, Cupp set a $100,000 bond for Miller and he is now free on bond.
ETSU presidency
Dr. Brian Noland was named the ninth president of East Tennessee State University in November. He is scheduled to succeed outgoing President Paul E. Stanton Jr. on Jan. 15.
Stanton, who has been president since 1997, announced his intention to retire earlier this year. The Tennessee Board of Regents began a nationwide search for Stanton's successor this past summer. Noland was ultimately chosen from a pool of 49 applicants.
Noland, who is currently chancellor of the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission, has a wife, Donna, and a six-year-old son named Jackson.
ETSU centennial
East Tennessee State University celebrated 100 years Oct. 2.
The school began as a normal school for training teachers on that day in 1911. That small school, named East Tennessee State Normal School, originally enrolled 29 students. Today, there are more than 15,000 students attending bachelor's, master's and doctoral level courses in 11 colleges and schools. More than 80,000 people have graduated from ETSU in the past 100 years, many of whom live or lived in and around Northeast Tennessee, though alumni are scattered throughout the country.
The land on which ETSU was located was donated by George L. Carter, a local entrepreneur who also developed coal mines and railroads and other ventures.
Storytelling Center
bankruptcy continues
As officials with the International Storytelling Center look forward to the 40th anniversary of the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, a shadow of uncertainty still hangs over the institution as they continue to work through Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
ISC filed for bankruptcy in December 2010, citing its default on Rural Development's $2.6 million secured claim on the storytelling center property. A U.S. Bankruptcy court judge in October set the fair market value of the center's building in downtown Jonesborough at $1,329,000.
After many months of deliberation, the ISC chose to submit a bankruptcy reorganization plan that set out to protect the future of both the organization and the festival, but the plan does not include the ISC's landmark building in downtown Jonesborough. ISC President Jimmy Neil Smith said the organization is continuing to weigh its options, which includes the possibility of reacquiring the building at a later time. But all of that is dependent on what happens during the final stages of bankruptcy.
Bluff City speed cameras
Bluff City pulled the plug on one of its two well-known speed cameras on U.S. Highway 11E in September one day after the Johnson City Press asked why the city had been breaking state law for more than two months by not moving two posted 45 mph signs on the southbound lanes at least one mile away from the devices.
The action came months after state legislation that went into effect on July 1 disallowing traffic enforcement cameras to be placed on public roads and highways unless the reduced speed of 10 mph or more is posted within this parameter. In this case, the speed on the southbound lanes on 11E leading to the cameras was reduced from 55 mph to 45 mph, but the 45 mph sign was posted only three-tenths of a mile from the cameras.
As a result of the exposure, Bluff City began refunding citations generated from the speed camera focused on the southbound lanes. Motorists receiving citations in the southbound lanes since July 1 that had paid their fines received a refund. Those who had not paid fines but have received citations will have the infractions erased from their records.
Crumley arrest
The arrest of Joe Crumley, the former one-term district attorney general for the First Judicial District (Washington, Carter, Unicoi and Johnson counties), garnered its fair share of public interest in September.
Crumley was stopped by Jonesborough officers on Sept. 21 after reportedly leading them on a slow-speed pursuit though town and out past Five Points. Crumley, 58, 215 Scott Lane, Jonesborough, was indicted on charges of reckless endangerment, reckless driving and evading arrest.
His case is pending in Washington County Criminal Court. A judge and prosecutor from other districts were appointed to handle the case.
Russell charged in grandparents' stabbings
An elderly couple living in South Johnson City had a violent encounter with their grandson when he stabbed them, one fatally, according to police.
Cody Russell, 20, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his grandmother, 62-year-old Frieda Russell, and attempted first-degree murder for allegedly stabbing his grandfather, 65-year-old Clifford Russell.
It happened Dec. 8 around 5 p.m. in the family's Stoney Brook Apartments home, just off Swadley Road. After the stabbings, Russell fled on foot, but was arrested a short time later when he returned to the scene.
Russell is jailed under a $250,000 bond and has a preliminary hearing Feb. 17.
Washington County Commission
With 14 new commissioners and a new mayor taking office in late 2010, this year proved to be somewhat of an adjustment period for the Washington County Commission: New Mayor Dan Eldridge's predecessor, former Mayor George Jaynes, had been in office for 24 years; and the majority of the county commissioners are in their first term on the legislative body.
Some of the growing pains included the mayor and commissioners butting heads on the county's operational decisions, financial state, and budget. At a Sept. 8 called meeting, commissioners voted through more than $800,000 in cuts, which included the funding for then-Communications Director Jeff Keeling's job. At that meeting, Eldridge also stepped down as chairman of the commission, leaving the commissioners to run their own meetings. Since then, some of the cuts made Sept. 8 have been restored, but the communications job (now called a community relations role) in the mayor's office remains unfunded by commissioners.
In 2011, the commission also dealt with the issue of whether to continue offering county health insurance plans to commissioners at the taxpayers' expense, and voted 18 to 6 to do so. Commissioners also discussed reducing the number of commissioners in this year's redistricting, but that issue never made it out of committee.
Fatal dog torture
A Jonesborough man who allegedly killed his family's dog Honey, a four-pound Yorkshire Terrier, after four hours of torture, brought out a fire storm of animal activists.
Dustin Ricky Harrell, 21, 1178 Old Stage Road, Jonesborough, is charged with aggravated cruelty to animals after the incident Nov. 3.
According to investigators, Harrell told them that he threw the small dog down a set of stairs, then comforted her before dunking her head under water three separate times for about 20 seconds each time. After drying the dog off with a towel, Harrell told investigators that he put the dog in a clothes dryer for four minutes. After that, Harrell said he threw the dog down the stairs again, which broke her leg. He said he taped the dog's mouth with duct tape because she was crying and used a Icy Hot sleeve on her leg. After the dog stopped crying, Harrell said he took the tape off her mouth and she died in his arms.
Harrell's case is set to be presented to a grand jury in January.
The economy
The Tri-Cities fared better than the majority of the country when it came to the economy in 2011, according to several reports from local economist Steb Hipple, with the East Tennessee State University Bureau of Business and Economic Research. Nationally, retail sales were a bright spot in the overall economy. Local retail sales volume and dollar sales rose in all three recorded quarters of 2011 over 2010's totals, according to reports from Hipple. Bucking national trends, the region continued to add jobs throughout 2011, restoring most of the jobs lost in the 2008-2009 recession, Hipple's labor market reports showed.
The Johnson City area also saw a swath of new restaurants open their doors in 2011, with several more slated to open in 2012.
Reports from the Northeast Tennessee Association of Realtors showed the area's housing market was recovering slowly.
While the local and regional economic picture remains brighter than the national picture, Hipple cautioned in all his reports that the Tri-Cities does not exist in an economic vacuum. Ultimately, he said, the sluggish national economy will effect the local economy.
Meth labs
The manufacture of methamphetamine continued to be a major law enforcement problem in Elizabethton and in Carter and Johnson counties.
The worst explosion occurred in Johnson County on Blant Road, when a fire destroyed a mobile home and left a man identified as Brian Snyder with third-degree burns on 90 percent of his body.
In Carter County, Sheriff Chris Mathes said the county had so many people suspected of buying psuedoephedrine, an ingredient used to manufacture methamphetamine, that if all were arrested at the same time it would severely clog the court system. The department has limited the number of cases of promotion of methamphetamine manufacturing it presented to the grand jury each month.
Sheriff Reece said 90 percent of the prisoners in the Johnson County Jail could trace their problems back to drugs.
Condo fire
In July, Johnson City firefighters battled a large fire which destroyed most of a three-unit condominium but did not harm anyone.
Seven fire engines and two ladder trucks responded to 1104 E. 9th St. at about 9:50 a.m. to find 20- to 30-foot-high flames shooting from the structures' roof. Firefighters finally doused the flames at about 11 a.m., and many received treatment for dehydration and exhaustion made worse by the high heat and humidity.
JCFD Lt. David Harrison said extra engines and off-duty firefighters were called into action when the first round of firefighters arrived and realized they needed help to deal with the fire's size and strength. The heat inside the building became so intense and the smoke so toxic, that firefighters were told to evacuate the building during the early stages of the 70-minute fire.
Several cats and dogs that were inside the two-story building were killed by the heat and smoke.


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August 2, 2015
Police have arrested an 11-year-old for saying he would bring a gun to his middle school.
Pearland police said another student heard the fifth grader say that he had a "bad day" on Wednesday and that he planned to bring a gun Rogers Middle School on Thursday.
Officials said other witnesses confirmed the threat being made.
School administrators and the Pearland Police Department immediately conducted an investigation, and the student was not allowed to go to school on Thursday.
Parents were notified about what happened and admit this makes them nervous. ,P."It's very scary knowing that something bad could happen," said parent Dawn Clark. "I mean, you hear about this stuff on the news all the time."
The Brazoria County District Attorney's Office filed a terroristic threat charge against the 11-year-old.
Police arrested the student around 1 p.m. He was taken to the Brazoria County Juvenile Detention Facility. "Students don't need to be making these kinds of threats and they need to really understand that it's very serious." Said Pearland police Lt. Onesimo Lopez. "You can't make an idle threat like this and expect nothing will happen."
Pearland ISD says there was an increased police presence at Rogers Middle School on Thursday.
In a news release, the district says, "Our top priority is maintaining a safe and secure educational environment for our students, and we immediately investigate rumors connected to their safety. We encourage students to talk to a trusted adult if they hear or see anything out of the ordinary or suspicious."
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Oh guys, what an amazing week! Warm weather and even good amounts of sun led me to believe we might actually get a nice spring this year (It was as though it was just waiting for May to arrive!) Here are a few things that made this a good week:
- I've spoken about my engagement photos before, but we actually got a a bit of a preview on Wednesday – and we are so pleased with them. Can't wait to get the larger photos to share a few with you (I promise they aren't all cheese!)
- I've been doing a lot of research (via internet!) and it seems that a Clarisonic must be mine soon. Thoughts? Please discuss.
- I'm feeling mighty ready for our wedding – even if I still have at least 20 things left on my to-do list. Ah well.
- I found a wooden planter! And some hooks to hang it over my balcony! And then I found some herbs! I have a herb garden! (Next up – tomato and strawberry plants)
- I've started watching HBO's Girls, and ladies, it's an AMAZING show. And a little fyi: do not watch this with moderately to very conservative people. Just sayin'.
And as for my Finds?
I've mentioned Kinfolk before, and I'm sure many of you are already aware of how beautiful their quarterly magazine is. I'm especially smitten with their monthly dinners, and have my fingers crossed to receive the a seat at their Toronto dinner.
The Kinfolk dinner series is about inviting people to gather and take advantage of the rich community that already exists around them, opening up and drawing close to the people that share a common place. We aim to encourage collaboration amidst local artisans and small businesses. Our plan? 12 dinners, 12 cities, once every month.
Have a look at some photos from their latest dinner in San Francisco. The pictures were shot by Laura Dart (who is oh so amazing in her own right)
Lawrence has released a few new items in their store, and I'm in awe of the model's hair… What a mermaid!
I'm really enjoying this Colour Blocked Terra Cotta DIY on A Beautiful Mess. Elsie did a great job.Speaking of plants, don't you love these hanging ones from Mieke Willems? The crochet hangers are adorable.
I'm really into these watercolours by my friend Mariel – She also has a great line of bags and is working on amazing necklaces. Yeah she's awesome.
And for a little bit of Toronto love? How about a beautiful blog: Two after Twenty by Janice Lee is full of dreamy photos and features on various (coffee) spots around Toronto and of course, food. Check it out for loads of inspiration – it's fun recognizing a few common loved places here in Toronto.
Have a great one guys!!


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Hubby Dear rarely cooks. In fact, the only time he ever enters the kitchen is to peek over my shoulder to see what's cooking. There was this one time a couple of years ago where I threw Hubby Dear a surprise birthday party with some of our closest friends and family. There were over 12 adults plus kids, and I had, as usual, planned a huge menu that included a super large Eggplant Parmesan as one of the main dishes. In order to make the recipe large enough to feed a hungry crowd, I bought 8 giant eggplants and stored them in the fridge for about two days before the party. And the man had no idea! Not even once in that week did he open the fridge. Thank God for that, or else I would've been stumped on what to say if he asked about the sudden over stocking of eggplants and the numerous jars of mixed olives and marinated mushrooms. So yea, the kitchen is pretty much my domain.
Well, except for when a strong craving of Nachos suddenly hits! That's when Hubby Dear takes over, and rightly so. You see, he has this gift when it comes to making THE best, cheesy, finger-licking Nachos. Anyone and everyone who's ever had a bite of Hubby Dear's Special Nachos swears by it! Friends and family request it anytime we get together and Baby Dear and I demand it for dinner 2-3 times a month. It is that good.
I've watched him make it a zillion times; shopped for the ingredients he needs, even helped in chopping them up. Trust me when I say this – it's the most simple and easiest way to make a platter of nachos. All the ingredients used are readily available and almost all can usually be found in your kitchen any given day. There's no "secret" ingredient. No "special" technique. Its just regular, everyday ingredients chopped up, layered and baked. So what makes it THAT good, you ask? I honestly don't know. Maybe it's the smile on his face when he proudly brings the platter to the table. Or maybe, just maybe, its the love that he puts in it – from the way he patiently tries to chop everything the same size, to carefully spreading it all out evenly so that each bite is a party in your mouth. I guess, now that I think of it, there may be a "secret" to it after all!
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storyThe cloud glade was bright and cheery, just as it had always been. Water flowed throughout the cloud growth seemingly effortlessly as if it were resistant to the undoings of what gravity typically does to droplets of water to form rain. No, there was no rain here. Only sunshine and glee.
Honestly, it was a bit too boring for a certain, young creature.
The Oracle fields had just blossomed as if in celebration for the coming of the new age. Ever year since she was a deer-ling, Masira would tread about these fields and absorb the joy the flowers had offered. But, not this year. Things felt...different.
This was the year that Masira would become a wish granter. Or, at least her mother had hoped so. Masira had quite a few different ideas in mind, however.


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|Kids Craft: Rainbow Mobiles
Event Type: Children's Program
Date: 4/7/2014
Start Time: 3:30 PM
End Time: 4:30 PM
Ring in spring with a little color. Join us as we make hanging rainbow mobiles--a perfect way to brighten up any room. Ages 3+.Library: Oak Park Public Library Maze Branch
Location: Meeting Room - Maze Branch
Contact: Maze Branch Library
Contact Number: 708.386.4751
Presenter: Jenny


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Quotes & Info
|AIG > SEC Filings for AIG > Form 8-K on 14-Jul-2014
|All Recent SEC Filings
Change in Directors or Principal Officers, Amendments to Article
(e) As previously announced, on September 1, 2014 (the Transition Date), Peter D. Hancock will assume the role of President and Chief Executive Officer of American International Group, Inc. (AIG). The AIG Board of Directors (the Board) also appointed Mr. Hancock to serve as a Director of AIG, effective as of the Transition Date. In connection with Mr. Hancock's promotion, the Compensation and Management Resources Committee of the Board approved, and on July 9, 2014, the Board ratified, an increase in Mr. Hancock's annual base salary to $1,600,000 (effective as of the Transition Date), an increase in his target short-term incentive compensation to $3,200,000 (with the increase prorated based on the Transition Date) and an increase in his target long-term incentive compensation to $7,000,000 (with an additional grant equal to the increase on the Transition Date).
Effective July 9, 2014, the Board, upon the recommendation of the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee of the Board, amended the By-laws of AIG to provide that:
• in the absence of a quorum at any meeting of stockholders, the chairman of the meeting may adjourn the meeting; and
• unless otherwise provided by law or by AIG's certificate of incorporation or By-laws, any stockholder proposal will no longer require the affirmative vote of the holders of a majority of all the outstanding shares of AIG common stock to pass, and will instead require for approval the affirmative vote of the holders of a majority of the shares voting for and against the proposal without giving effect to abstentions, broker non-votes and withheld votes (the same voting standard that is generally applicable to management proposals). A copy of AIG's Amended By-laws is filed herewith as Exhibit 3.1 and is incorporated by reference herein.
On July 11, 2014, AIG issued a press release announcing the final results as of the expiration date of its previously announced tender offers for certain debt securities. AIG has accepted for purchase certain securities validly tendered (the Accepted Securities) for an aggregate purchase price of approximately $2.5 billion, plus accrued interest in respect of the Accepted Securities, as set forth in the press release.
Payment for Accepted Securities was made on July 14, 2014.
A copy of this press release is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1 and is incorporated into this Item 8.01 by reference.
(d) Exhibits.
3.1 American International Group, Inc. By-laws, as amended on July 9, 2014.
99.1 Press release of American International Group, Inc. dated July 11, 2014.


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5-days Brabant package
Hotel Gilze - Tilburg (Visit hotel site)
Enjoying the "Heart of Brabant" takes more than one day and is possible now with this package at a very attractive price! During every season, the region offers a range of possibilities: beautiful cycling and hiking tours, visiting the nearby family park the Efteling or safari park Beekse Bergen (tickets available from us), museums, cities Tilburg, Breda, Antwerp, many idyllic villages .. . Includes:
Arrival every day. On 25 and 26 december, the 3-course menu can not be enjoyed, but during the remaining days of your stay. You can additionally book for the à la carte dinner at 25 & 26 december (prior booking required).
- 4 X overnight stay in a spacious room of your choice
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- 2 X 3-course dinner (with choice in dishes)
- 1 X bike route map
- free access wellness / fitness centre and hotel casino (from 21 years)
Price from € 179,- pp, based upon 2 persons in a room.