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Dr. Castillo is a board certified clinical neuropsychologist specializing in pediatrics at Children's Medical Center Dallas. She has been at Children's since 2005 and engages in a wide array of clinical activities, including neuropsychological evaluation, outpatient individual and family therapy, and inpatient consultation/liaison intervention. Primary patient populations seen by Dr. Castillo include children and adolescents with brain tumors, concussion and other traumatic brain injury, hydrocephalus, epilepsy, and neurofibromatosis.
- Graduate School
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Children with Complex Medical Issues in Schools: Neuropsychological Descriptions and Interventions
Castillo, Christine L. (Ed.) (2008). New York, Springer Publishing Company
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- National Association of School Psychologists (1998)
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He is, by all accounts, the second best player to ever come out of South Korea and now he's officially a member of the Vancouver Whitecaps.
In what must be the worst kept secret in MLS history, the Caps finally confirmed the signing of 34-year-old defender Lee Young-Pyo Tuesday (after the Korean press reported on it last week, after the Whitecaps themselves accidentally uploaded a blooper video confirming the signing, after FIFA's website reported on it and after Lee himself tweeted the news).
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I appreciate the recent guest editorial further exposing the American Legislative Exchange Council. Forty years old this year, ALEC was only fairly recently exposed by a whistleblower. Until then, behind the scenes, 800 pieces of model legislation to rewrite our laws to boost corporate revenues had been composed and with the most ingenious strategy infiltrated into states' legislative agendas. The number has since risen to 1,000 model bills.
Here's the genius part. Corporate dues to ALEC are as high as $25,000 annually, but state legislators can join for $100 a year. For this, legislators can hobnob with the elite corporatists at ALEC gatherings, always held at very exclusive resorts. (Families are invited at no extra cost.) It's here that model legislation serving corporate interests is crafted and here that legislators are enticed to download prewritten bills to introduce in their statehouses as their own work.
It is no coincidence that the language is identical, or almost, in bills across the country concerning voter ID, "stand your ground," changing wages and workers' rights, siphoning taxpayer money from the public to private schools, removing environmental protections, denying climate changing science and limiting a citizen's access to the courts.
ALEC has been busy. A recent effort by Democrats in Tennessee to require the transparency of authorship of all bills introduced into our legislature didn't get far.
After ALEC was exposed, the stigma caused 49 corporations and six nonprofits to cut ties to the group, including Pepsi, Coca-Cola, Kraft, McDonald's, Wendy's, Blue Cross, Amazon, Walmart, Walgreen's, GE, Proctor and Gamble, Best Buy and General Motors. Very few legislators have dropped out.
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The preamble of the Constitution does say "promote the general welfare," but it also says "establish justice" and "secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity." I don't see where the Constitution says you should rob from one person to give to another, or vote yourself benefits now and leave the debt for you grandkids to pay off.
Commandment No. 10 in short form is: "Thou shalt not covet they neighbors wife, cattle, land, possessions, etc." Covet means inordinate desire. In simple terms, it's OK to flippantly say, "Boy, I wish I had some of Bill Gates' money, even 1 percent would do." However, to really desire it and think about it is wrong. The reason is God knew that if you really dwelled on the thought constantly, you might break Commandment No. 8, which is: "Thou shalt not steal." Even if you are not a Bible believer, I think you can see the moral wisdom in those two commandments.
With the above established, why is that 75 percent of what politicians talk about and promise breaks both of these commandments? Here are some examples:
We need to cut the taxes of the poor and raise it on the rich. Farmers can't make it without $20 billion per year of subsidies (money stolen from someone else through the ballot box). Everyone below the poverty line should get a free college education. We need to subsidize ethanol production to make it competitive.
You're poor because the rich stole it from you, so if you elect me I'll steal it back in taxes and give you some. I know you don't want to send your kids to the state indoctrination center called your local school, but we're going to tax you anyway.
The sugar industry just can't compete with those powerful, rich economies like Cuba and Jamaica, so we will double the price with an import tariff. You'll get a Medicare drug benefit even if you've never paid for it. We'll just steal the money from your neighbor.
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I have voted for more than 50 years. Almost none of the political promises I've heard have come to pass.
The U.S. government seems to be a family thing. Maybe it should be called the next-of-kin government. When we think we are getting rid of a politician, here comes the next of kin and that person somehow gets elected to office.
Elections are to pacify the taxpayers and make them feel they are part of the system. Once elected, politicians are controlled by big money and by the lobbyists.
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Wonder what problems they had with evidence, either you have a picture or you don't
Unions make up what? About 12% of the workforce? And have the audacity to say they represent the American worker? If the answer to the economic problems that face this country is Unions.... We are doomed.
I appreciate the comments, I live in Covington, a trip to westwego for shrimp isn't really practical. I visit several local markets at least weekly. I buy what i can afford. $7 for a medium softshell crab is a bit much. So is $8/lb for those shrimp you mentioned. $2 to $2.25 / boiled crab is also a bit much. Don't worry though, I love seafood too much to stop looking for it. Like i said, i buy what i can afford.
I've eaten less, not from fear of oil, but from the higher prices. I understand that with national wholesellers not buying they are losing money, but you can't recoup your revenue from me. Laws of supply and demand say the price should be cheaper, but its not...
Need to note, automobiles, cigarettes, alcohol, skateboards and high bridges do not chase their prey down on their own volition... This dog chased and cornered this little girl. big difference
My husband emailed me the news. My class of second graders cheered when I told them!!!!!!!!
This is my last post here.... i will not submit! Like lemmings over a cliff.... not I
"People who are against more taxes and government-run health care are haters."
SO BE IT.... Label me what you like, I don't care anymore. I am against more taxes and govt run health care I am a hater.....
I will go you one better,
I do not support most of the policies set forth by our president. So I guess I'm a racist too. I believe Nacy Pelosi is a disgrace and ought to be expelled from the congress. I guess I'm a sexist.
I believe Barney Frank to be one of the biggest hypocrites I have ever encountered... I guess that makes me a homophobe as well.
I tend to think conservative thoughts when I'm all alone... I must be the part of the VAST RIGHT WING CONSPIRACY
You know what else I am? An American. Free to think what I want, and peacefully express my opinion(at least for the moment). You want to change my mind, argue facts with me, don't call me names.
Bipartisan? How is there any hope of bipartisanship? The notion that republicans will not sit down and negociate in good faith healthcare reform is laughable. One of the first things Nancy Pelosi did at the beginning of the 111th congress is to re-write the house rules (which she is entitled to do) to bar Republicans from offering alternative bills, amendments to Democrat bills or even the guarantee of open debate accessible by motions to recommit for any piece of legislation during the entire 111th Congress.
Basically, these rules do not say, sit down with us and talk, they say, "sit down and shut up!"
One party may have lost the election, but supporters of that philosophy still deserve to have thier opinions heard. It is supposed to be a representative government. The reason rebuplicans can only say no is because thats all the choice they have been given. By the house rules Pelosi has put in place, it is a take it or leave it proposition. This is not what our government is supposed to be.
The Health Care system does need some work. The legislation as proposed goes too far. To anyone who reads the bill, references to using the TAX CODE and the IRS to enforce provisions is an absolutely HUGH, GIANT RED FLAG. I'm not real positive for the government influencing my health care, but I am dead certian I do not want the IRS to have anything to say about it. No offense to any IRS workers who read this... I'm sure you are all wonderfully compasionate people who arn't caught up in your own bueracracy...
I would love to see open debate on the subject. I would love to see a reform bill passed. Just not this one. In the short time this administration has been in power, they have shown a penchant for trying to rush legislation thru before anyone sees or even reads the bill. The AIG exec bonus money is an excellent example. If they had taken a little more time someone would have seen that and it could have been debated in congress before it was passed. Actions of the government are not ment to be fast, it is a mistake to attempt to move legislation thru at breakneck speeds. Mistakes that we cannot afford are being made.
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2) How are they related to Nagin, one of the hyphens, or the Jeffersons?
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Is it just me, or is this SUPPOSED to be illegal?
My hurricane idea....
This premise is based on the fact that many of the strongest storms are born as heat waves comming off the coast of Africa. Scientists say that eons ago, most of what is the Sahara Desert was at one time a lush jungle. My idea is to simply build a desalinization plant along the west African Coast. Build a pipeline several hundred miles inland. Pump water thru the pipeline, and let it flow. Sooner or later it has to start to pool. Feed in appropriate plants and see if we can't start to reclaim desert. No desert, no heat waves.... Admittedly this is way over simplified, but as I am not an ecological engineer... Is an idea to think about
In response, I am uneasy about my country as we approach this 4th of July. And yes, some of it is due to Obama being who he is. Now before you dismiss me as racist, I see my President as a person who seeks to control unprecedented levels of the American economy. I see him as leader of a political party that has unprecedented power to do whatever they want. I see him as the one who proposed a trillion dollar spending package, and got it voted on, and passed in congress BEFORE anyone had a chance to read it. I think thats why people are so quick to oppose, because if you hesitate with this group, its already too late.
I am scared at the blind obedience of congressional leaders like Pelosi and Harry Reid. Yes, Obama and the democrats won the election, but I do not believe they have the mandate they believe they do. So many people voted "against" Bush rather than "for" Obama. All ideas on healthcare, housing, taxes, etc should be debated and all sides explored. Not rushed thru congress before anyone can even read the bill. That is the main reason why I am scared for the future of this country. Not because President Obama has a different appearance from me.
I am scared because there are large segments of the population who will support or oppose an idea based on it's source, not its merits. Now a days, the merits don't seem to matter, its all about who screams the loudest. Under no circumstances are you allowed to change your mind. No matter how wise, or idiotic an idea may be.
What gives me hope? The fact that WE, yes, you and I, are parts of a special country. Sooner of later I hope that the bitterness of both sides will lift and we can truly find the best bath for this country.
So all I will ask of you now, is to allow that maybe, just maybe your mind could be changed by a sound idea, no matter the source.
I still find that hard to believe. Servers are backed up. A schedule of full and incremental backups are done. Are all of these tapes gone? That in itself shows a conspiracy.
How is this not dangerously close to an admission of guilt. The unnamed host who will reimburse the city for the cost of Mayor Potato head's trip. I assume that it is the same unnamed host who will get some sort of a sweetheart deal backed by the city administration... ummm isn't that pay to play? Mayor Potato Head just stated he took the trip, paid for by those who hope to do business here....
Posted by rhody1029 on 06/12/09 at 6:39AM
letterman shouldn't have had to apologize!
if you are all so offended by "edgy" letterman, maybe...
You didn't just call Lettermen "edgy" did you??? Now THATS funny...
And yes, he should not only apologize for the remark, he should apologize for that apology which was dripping of sarcasm...
While I agree that a state SHOULD have the right to succeed, I think even Texas gave up that right upon re-admission to the union at the conclusion of the War of Northern Agression. The fine print in the loyality oath precludes ever raising arms against the federal govt. of the United States. A really nice thought though...
maybe this is part of Blakelys rebuilding plan. It was on the missing last page, Get mayor out of city so something positive can be done...
To everyone who has posted here today, you have shown varying levels of narrow-mindedness, BOTH SIDES. A candidate has been nominated. Only the most superficial judgements can be made at this point. If you rave or rant over this lady right now, you show yourself as closeminded and in lock step with your political affiliation. Before i support or tear away at this candidate, I need to know a whole lot more about her. Being latina and female is not enough info. So Liberal/Demos stop trying to bait the Rep/Conservatives and vice versa, it is most distateful.
vive la louisianne
Ya know... Its really gonna be some kinda hilarious if the council member objections to the release actually HAS been one of principle. What are those people gonna do if/when there is no smoking racial gun? Has that even been considered? After this string of posts, we all have a pretty good idea of who is and isn't slightly bitter about race relations in this city. I am betting that when the emails are released, and IF they are harmless... Some still will cry foul. That some mysterous racial force cleaned up the emails. They will shake thier head and wonder how "whitey" did it to them again. How unfair!
Seems to me, some people have gotten a good dose of being treated "equal" and they didn't like it. And while there are no absolutes, generally right and wrong do not hinge on skin tone. And some people will raise objection just for the principle, because its right.
People get screwed over everyday contrary to popular belief, skin color has very little to do with it. Usually its over money or power. I donno, I was always taught that money or power wasn't that important. Which why I'll probably die a poor happy man. But hopefully not too poor.
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Apple Fixes iOS SSL Validation Flaw That Enables Man-in-the-Middle Attacks
February 21, 2014 Added by:Mike Lennon
Apple has released iOS 7.0.6 which patches a flaw in iOS that enables a man-in-the-middle attack of encrypted (SSL) connections
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iPhones Are Coming to the Plant Floor – Can we Secure Them?
February 20, 2013 Added by:Eric Byres
Like icebergs, mobile technology has become an unstoppable force of nature. They have invaded the corporate office – is the plant floor the next frontier? What is your company doing about mobile devices on the plant floor? Does it have a strategy?
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Apple's Crystal Prison and the Future of Open Platforms
June 06, 2012 Added by:Electronic Frontier Foundation
Apps that require administrative privileges are impossible to install on an iOS device without jailbreaking it. This includes apps that let you firewall your device and secure your internet traffic with OpenVPN. Jailbreaking also helps security and privacy researchers to see if apps are leaking data...
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A Field Guide to Post-UDID Unique IDs on iOS
May 10, 2012 Added by:Fergal Glynn
Ongoing developments in the device-wide ID space focus on two dueling schemes and codebases: OpenUDID and SecureUDID. If you're an iOS developer, this will serve as an introduction to the details of these systems, including their limitations and potential for data leakage...
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Flashback - Are You Joking? There is No Malware for Mac!
April 23, 2012 Added by:Pierluigi Paganini
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Top 5 Things Learned at the SANS Mobile Device Security Summit
March 19, 2012 Added by:Tom Eston
Having a lineup of great speakers really made the summit flow as well as it did. What I liked most about this event was that there were plenty of "real world" talks on how enterprises are setting up and managing mobile deployments…real "in the trenches" types of talks...
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Apple Releases Multiple Security Updates
March 09, 2012 Added by:Headlines
Apple has released security updates for Apple iOS, Apple TV, and iTunes to address multiple vulnerabilities which may allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code, cause a denial-of-service condition, or bypass security restrictions...
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Apple's PC Free Feature: Insecure, But Maybe That's Good
March 02, 2012 Added by:Brent Huston
During the WWDC keynote, Brent Huston spent considerable time discussing the lack of built-in security for the iOS. Each unique identifier on numerous devices would allow possibly unwanted users to see information they shouldn't see. In some cases, not such a bad idea...
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Google Circumvents Browser Privacy - Why We Need Do Not Track
February 26, 2012 Added by:Electronic Frontier Foundation
One way that Google can prove itself as a good actor is by providing meaningful ways for users to limit what data is collected. It's time Google's third-party web servers start respecting Do Not Track requests, and time for Google to offer a built-in Do Not Track option...
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A Better Path for Applications: Respecting Users
February 20, 2012 Added by:Electronic Frontier Foundation
Even with industry standard security practices in place, data is still vulnerable to a breach or a subpoena. Companies collecting personal data have an obligation to keep as little personally identifiable data as necessary to provide their services...
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AdiOS: Say Goodbye to Nosy iPhone Apps
February 16, 2012 Added by:Fergal Glynn
I put together a free utility called AdiOS (Addressbook Detector for iOS) that lets Mac users scan the iOS apps in your iTunes directory to see if they have the potential to dump your phone book externally. AdiOS detects apps that access your address book using a binary grep...
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Mobile Security: Android vs. iOS - An Infographic
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Top Five Security Settings for Apple iPhones and iPads
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Apple mobile devices are among the most popular gadgets today. In fact, Apple reports that 250 million iOS devices have been sold and 18 million apps downloaded. While the popularity of these devices increases, many don't understand the basic security features that Apple makes available to them...
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Apple Sanctions Researcher Charlie Miller for Exploit
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Keys to the game:
Tillman, who has won six straight, is 2-3 with an 8.16 ERA against the Yankees, but Zach Britton had a 7.82 ERA in his previous starts and held New York to one earned run in 5 2/3 innings.
Kuroda pitched a five-hit shutout against the Orioles on Apr. 14. The Orioles plan on doing better on Sunday night.
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Chris Davis' 30 home runs would have led the team for an entire season in 34 of the team's 59 previous seasons in Baltimore. It would have tied in two other seasons.
Brian Roberts is expected to be activated from the disabled list. It's possible that Jair Jurrjens, who was the long man on Saturday, will be optioned to Norfolk.
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As far as I am concerned, it's always a good thing when religious right figures trot their hypocrisies out in the public square.
My only concern is that we as a community don't take advantage of this more. Take former Family Research Council head Janet Parshall for example:
The above excerpt is from a ridiculous documentary she filmed with the American Family Association in 2009 entitled Speechless – Silencing the Christians. The documentary, with her as the host, makes inaccurate charges that gay equality will lead to the silencing and "persecution" of Christians. As you hear her ramble, please be aware that many of her claims are false, but I am sure you already know that.
But what I take from it is the false theme of "persecution" Parshall trots out. Using it, she implies the gay community are the aggressors. That we are the ones who use threats and ugly language against those we oppose.
It's a bizarre thing to take in when one listens to a recent interview Parshall conducted with FRC's Peter Sprigg and hear her claiming that marriage equality is a creation of Satan.
In case you need to keep to itemize certain realities, Parshall believes that gays gaining any form of equality is dangerous to Christians' rights of free speech. But her calling marriage equality a tool of the devil is right on.
Parshall's hypocrisy reminds me of the Kirk Cameron controversy earlier this year when he attacked gays, was criticized heavily for it, and then pleaded victimhood while hiding behind his so-called Christian beliefs.
And it made me realize a point which we hardly discuss.
To Parshall, Cameron, and other religious right talking heads and organizations, it's not enough for them to feel the negative way they do about the gay community. They seem to not only be angling to denigrate us unchallenged but also want their world view of homosexuality to be the prevalent view.
Think about it. Every time there is something which remotely puts the gay community in a positive light, these people and their groups trot out a stupid argument in which they push offensive phraseology like:
"Americans don't want the gay agenda rammed down their throat," or "parents don't want their children indoctrinated in the homosexual lifestyle."
The way they talk, the gay community sound like we are not Americans, we don't pay taxes, we aren't raising children, and we have no say whatsoever in the making of the laws which would govern our lives.
Let me put it as succinct as possible. People like Janet Parshall and organizations like the American Family Association want to control our lives. They want to put us in a box of sadness and self-hatred, where we settle for dangerous fumblings in public restrooms and parks for good relationships. Where we are content to grow old and alone because we feel that we are not worthy of creating families. Where we accept whatever so-called "tolerance" they give us because we feel that we don't deserve dignity.
Sorry guys, but I feel safe in speaking for the vast, vast majority of the gay community when I say get over yourselves.
You see, many of us have had that taste of sweet champagne which comes with the revelation that we are worthy of equality. And when you taste that champagne of equality, you don't go back to the bitter, lukewarm water of low self-esteem and self-denial.
You don't settle for a place in the corner when you have just discovered that you are part owner of the castle.
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Developing native grass seed industries for revegetation in Australia and the western United States: A contrast in production and adoption
Waters, C. M.; Shaw, N. L. 2003. Developing native grass seed industries for revegetation in Australia and the western United States: A contrast in production and adoption. In: Allsopp, N; Palmer, A. R.; Milton, S. J.; Kirkman, K. P.; Kerley, G. I. H.; Hurt, C. R.; Brown, C. J., eds. Proceedings of the VIIth International Rangeland Congress; 26 July-1 August, 2003; Durban, South Africa. African Journal of Range and Forage Science. 20: 1152-1160.
Globally, an increased desire to restore, rehabilitate or revegetate with native plants represents a shift toward more ecologically focused restoration goals. In the Australian rangelands, an increasing need to address revegetation is not being matched by an availability of seed material. This contrasts with the United States where a well-structured native seed industry, capable of large-scale revegetation is developing. Most native revegetation programs in the United States are undertaken on Federal or State lands, or on private lands where use of native material is federally mandated, leading to a 'top-down' approach to the development and use of seed material. In Australia, most revegetation is being undertaken on privately owned land, primarily through community Landcare groups, resulting in broad community adoption of a conservation ethic. The Australian 'bottom-up' approach has encouraged landholders to establish their own seed orchard areas or community seed banks and contributes to a developing 'cottage' native seed industry. However, most revegetation programs are of small scale and of short duration, thus prohibiting the further development of a commercial native seed industry. This paper traces the evolution of the Australian and American native grass seed industries, and evaluates their relative merits and shortcomings. We compare the different roles of the two governments in shaping and facilitating development of these industries.
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We just got a call from Courtney Gill and she tells us the moving companies she hired called her to say they're refunding her hundreds of dollars. They also promised to deliver her belongings by tomorrow, or Saturday at the latest.
Wednesday night we told you that Gill drove all night from Indiana to Farmington because she says she was promised that the movers would be here at 9:30 Wednesday morning. She pointed to the hand written note on her contract that said "9:30 AM."
But then the movers called to say they wouldn't arrive until next week. April 4th to be exact. And on top of that, Gill said they charged her extra for certain items and for the weight of the truck. So that left Gill in an empty apartment.
"It's just empty and echoing and I don't know, I thought I'd be unpacking all day and getting everything organized and put in its place," Gill told us Wednesday. "Instead I'm just hanging out in my empty apartment with my dog just wandering around."
When we talked to Gill today she said the moving companies involved are going to waive some of the fees, refund some of her money and get the moving truck here either tomorrow or Saturday.
Ray Levato is talking to Courtney this afternoon.
We are also talking with the movers. They want to reiterate that they never guarantee arrival times.
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A woman has moved all the way from Indiana to Farmington, but just about everything she owns is locked up in a moving truck hundreds of miles away.
The Better Business Bureau likes to call her a moving hostage and they say it happens way too much. So News10NBC wanted to try to help her and keep it from happening to you.
Courtney Gill pulled an all-nighter from Indiana to get to her new apartment in Farmington. She says she was promised, in writing, that the moving truck would be here Wednesday morning. But on no sleep with no possessions, she got a call from her movers. They're not going to be here for another week.
Except for a TV and her dog, all Courtney Gill has is an empty apartment. Even though she says she got a verbal and written guarantee that the movers would get here at 9:30a.m. They're not coming for another week. She called the movers and she said they told her.
Gill said, "Well, your stuff is in another state. What are you going to do?"
Gill hired First call Movers, who then contracted with Econo Van Lines. They told News10NBC they could not legally drive from Indiana to New York in one day and the standard contract gives them 14 to 21 days to deliver.
So where is the moving truck right now? The movers told Gill it is in Maryland.
The movers could not make the Indiana to New York trip, but they could go from Indiana to Maryland. Econo Van confirmed the truck is in Rockville, Maryland, which also happens to be where the company is located. The Better Business Bureau calls this a moving hostage situation.
Peggy Penders, Better Business Bureau, said, "It's unfortunately not an uncommon complaint the Better Business Bureau sees."
Gill said, "I trusted them. And I wish I had done more research on my own and figured out a better company to go with or done the option of doing it myself."
News10NBC called both moving companies Wednesday. They both said that they never guarantee an arrival time especially overnight. But they couldn't explain the handwritten 9:30a.m. guarantee on Courtney Gill's contract and they also couldn't explain how the truck could get from Indiana to Maryland but not Indiana to New York.
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Courtney says she saw some bad reviews on the companies but now wishes she did more digging.
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Reviewed by James McKinnon, 19 Feb 2013
We Built This City… does not fit neatly into any recognized category of live performance: it's not a play, it's not a concert, it's not a comedy show. It is essentially a sing-along with a flimsy plot.
Page and Nokise, it turns out, wrote most of the best (or worst)-loved songs of the 1980s, and their mission is to prove it to us by appearing in their period attire (which fits as well as it ever did, even though I'd guess the artists would have been tween prodigies at the time) and explaining the 'real' backstory behind all our (least) favourite songs, which they encourage us to help them with. To this end, they supply the lyrics.
On one level, We Built This City… is everything live performance should strive for. It connects with its audience on a visceral level, and the crowd packed into the side room of Hashigo Zake engaged deeply and joyfully with the performance. Everyone in the room was singing, clapping, adding backing vocals, and generally delighted, and the noise drew in many other patrons, who weren't expecting more out of the evening than a fancy Danish IPA.
The performers are charming, and skilled enough that their graceful responses to occasional musical or lyrical errors add another dimension of enjoyment. The show instantly invokes a sense of community and common purpose that theatre artists would do well to study.
On the other hand, We Built This City… is a pretty slap-dash, sloppy, first draft of a production, and one wonders what the show might have been – or might be, if the performers decide to do a version 2.0. There is no discernible story arc or development in the show, and no clear logic to the song selections or the order in which they appear.
For example, the infamous 'Roxanne' drinking game is a superb choice, but it occurs at the wrong end of the evening: if you want to get everyone involved in a sing-along, shouldn't you start off by getting everyone drunk? Also, a running joke about how many pop songs are suspiciously similar, ironically, is suspiciously similar to several other musical comedy acts (see Axis of Awesome's 'Four Chord Song', for example), and it actually works against the joy of the sing-along, because the audience wants to sing the song as they know it.
Perhaps most alarming of all, though, is that although this is (for legal reasons among others) a free/koha performance, the performers don't know how to pass the hat! A show like this needs to hold the audience captive long enough to get them to pay the performers – the promise of another song to be performed once the donation hat/box/shoe/whatever has gone around the room, for example, with the standard patter about how they worked really hard and how much value we put on a fun night out, etc.
The audience wanted more, and would have responded to this. But the performers simply left a box by the door, leaving the spectators free to skip out without contributing.
Guys: you got to get paid! Spectators: since the performers are evidently afraid to guilt you in to paying them, allow me. Consider how much you expect to get paid for an hour of work, adjust to reflect the fact that you're allowed to drink on the job, and make that your donation.
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Hotel Room Tour – JW Marriott, Cherry Creek, Denver
I dragged my mother-in-law (Marlboro Man's mom. Duh.) and sister-in-law (Pesky Tim's wife. Not technically a sister-in-law, but I like to bend the rules.) with me on this leg of my Griswold Book Trip of 2009. I didn't want to just take of and go on a big trip by myself; I needed a little dose of family along the way, and besides that, my mother-in-law, sister-in-law, and I always have lots of fun together.
It's Thelma, Louise…and their Mother-in-Law. We may never go home!
Here's the lobby. It's a nice, understated lobby—nothing too fancy, but pleasant and accessible.
But…wow! There's a restaurant in the lobby called Second Home, and it's pretty smashing! My mother-in-law loves Denver, because there's always a mix of wood and rock and metal everywhere.
I loved the light fixtures.
But this is what she really loved. It's an outdoor firepit surrounded by sofas.
My mother-in-law would die from happiness if she had an area like this at her house. She has a thing about outdoor fireplace areas.
I got my mother-in-law and Missy a suite so they could share a room and have plenty of room to splay out and revel in the fact that they actually get to go six whole days without making gravy.
This is a very happy time for all of us.
The suite was really nice, classically decorated, comfortable, and open. The late day light coming through the blinds was so relaxing.
We all fell asleep instantly!
I got myself a standard room because I had important things I had to do. Things like: sleep in a bed by myself, walk around the room in my underwear, and practice my Ethel Merman impersonations.
Standard rooms are perfect for this.
This is a very, very comfortable bed.
I had some important things to do in here, too. Things like:
I spent some quality time in here. That's what I do whenever I stay in a hotel room—turn on the warm shower water, adjust the shower head so it's in "Pummel the Shoulders" mode, and just stand underneath and let it beat me up.
It takes years off your life. Try it sometime!
Next up: Salt Lake City!
I've also got some good Christmas/Holiday Gift Ideas coming up next – you'll love 'em!
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Erin On Wednesday, November 4 at 9:58 pm
I'm sad, too. I had to leave to put my kids in bed and was not able to get my cookbook signed! You're far more popular and loved than you thought! Please, please come back to SLC soon!
Linda On Thursday, November 5 at 6:45 am
My pre-ordered copy arrived yesterday. BRAAAAAAAVO! You really outdid yourself! I have collected cookbooks for 25 years and this is by far the nicest job I have ever seen. In fact, I'm going to give all my other ones away now because those authors clearly did not step up to the plate like you did.
Teri On Thursday, November 5 at 7:18 am
Excellent rooms. Can you adopt me into your family on one of these book tour legs??
Sue in Dallas On Thursday, November 5 at 7:32 am
Sounds like you need a "handler," Ree–someone whose job it is to relieve you of the need to keep your chats short in the interest of being kind and fair to the hundreds waiting in line. Some people are so focused on themselves that they are oblivious to the impact of their actions on the world around them. And it takes a third party whose job it is to cheerfully and warmly say something like, "I'm so sorry, but there are lots of people here waiting to talk to Ree. Perhaps you can resume your conversation after everyone has gotten their book signed." And that would be a lo-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-ong time to wait. Because of your adoring fans!
Bethany On Thursday, November 5 at 9:54 am
I love hotel bathrooms, even dinky ones. For the sole reason that the only person I have to share them with is my husband, and he doesn't care if I get in the tub and stay there for an hour shaving my legs and taking a nap.
Randi Lynne On Thursday, November 5 at 11:01 am
I can't wait to see you in Little Rock next week. Were are you staying? You should stay at the Peabody, Capitol or Crowne Plaza. The Capitol has an AMAZING restaurant in it.
kath the cook On Thursday, November 5 at 6:04 pm
Marriott truly knows how to run hotels! they are lovely to stay in and very well maintained (no I do not work for them)! Enjoy!
Micki On Thursday, November 5 at 6:23 pm
So glad you arae having a wonderful time!
Whitney Trujillo On Friday, November 6 at 9:34 am
That is a beautiful hotel! You can't beat the location.
rachel carlson On Saturday, November 7 at 8:08 pm
i am STILL SO SAD that i missed your denver visit because this is where i live – duh. in fact, you were staying at a hotel just up the road from where we live, POUT. i hope i survive this.
Michelle On Friday, November 13 at 11:32 am
I'm also SO SAD that I missed your Denver visit because I live right down the street from that fabulous hotel and delicious restaurant you were at! SO SAD! Hope you had a wonderful visit and that the rest of your book tour is fabulous!


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He was as good technically on his instrument as the other three Beatles were at singing, playing guitar and piano etc.
The thing is, absolutely anyone can be good technically. It's just a matter of how much rote practice you can stand to put yourself through.
Only Ringo could have composed the incredible music he played on his drums on songs like Strawberry Fields Forever, A Day in the Life etc. Only Paul could have written Maybe I'm Amazed. Only John could have written Imagine, only George could have written While My Guitar Gently Weeps.
As musicians, collectively you all seem to be missing the point.
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Spicy Buffalo Chicken Meatballs (Video)
If any of of you guys are looking for a clean and delicious snack for Super Bowl Sunday, these Spicy Buffalo Chicken Meatballs may just be for you! This is yet another recipe from the archives that I just couldn't resist bringing to your attention because it is the perfect Super Bowl snack whether you are cooking for a couple or cooking for a crowd. It captures all the heart and soul of traditional buffalo wings without the excess calories or saturated fats.
Although this video was suppose to be posted BEFORE the Super Bowl, I figured, "Hey… better late then never, right?". Besides, you don't need a football game as an excuse to make these Spicy Buffalo Chicken Meatballs (I promise)!
My husband and I LOVED these. We made them three times in one week after shooting the video… they are addictive! If you like wings I guarantee that you will like this recipe:).
And don't forget to serve them with some home-made, lower-fat, blue cheese dressing.
Spicy Buffalo Chicken Meatballs
Yield: 16 meatballs
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 25 minutes
Total Time: 45 minutes
- 1 pound ground white meat chicken
- 1/2 small onion, grated
- 2 cloves garlic, grated
- 1/2 cup parsley, chopped
- 1 tsp of smoked Paprika
- ¼ tsp cayenne pepper
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup hot sauce (I use Wing-Time)
- Garnishes: Blue Cheese Dressing
- A couple of handfuls celery sticks
- A couple of handfuls carrot sticks
Preheat oven to 400F.
In a large bowl, combine the ground chicken, onion, garlic, parsley, paprika and cayenne. Season with salt and black pepper.
Take about two tablespoons of meat mixture and roll between the palms of your hand to form a meatball about the size of a golf ball.
Place meatballs on a rimmed baking sheet lightly coated with cooking spray. Pop them in the oven and cook for 15-20 minutes or until they are cooked through.
While the meatballs are baking, heat the hot sauce in a large skillet. Toss the baked meatballs in the hot sauce to coat.
Serve the meatballs with celery and carrot sticks and some blue cheese dressing for dipping!! Enjoy!
Makes 16 meatballs.
Nutritional Analysis
Nutrients per 4 meatballs: Calories: 184; Total Fat: 6.5g; Saturated Fat: 0.5g; Cholesterol: 75mg; Sodium: 333mg; Carbohydrate: 5g; Dietary Fiber: 0.8g; Sugars: 1.4g; Protein: 29.2g
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These looks absolutely awesome can't wait to try them!
Thanks for the recipe.
MMM. These sound DELICIOUS. I must get some hot sauce and try them soon.
Hi Dani,
Those look way too delicious!!! I'm hungry for them now, and it's only breakfast time…
These look right up my alley! And BTW – I don't know how far along you are in this video, but you look amazing!!! I would love to hear about what you been doing exercise wise since you've been preggers. Can't wait to try these!
Those meatballs look and sounds really tasty!
Yum!!!! I have been making something similar -Buffalo Turkey Burgers and they are so great!!!
Your recipe is great for a party:)
I made these into burgers, and they were so moist and delish!! Thanks for a great recipe
I just came across your website and I love it! My weekly menu has 6 of your recipes on it! (The only reason it's not 7 is because we're going to a wedding one night!) haha.
I made these for dinner tonight–DELICIOUS!!! We loved them so much. These are definitely going to be made again and again
Oh yeah, I'll be trying this one real soon.
I made these for the Super Bowl! They were wonderful, but where does your husband sleep after he eats them? OMG. I will make them again and set up a cot in the garage!!!!!
I was literally just thinking today, "I want something that's LIKE buffalo wings, but a healthier option." A little digging on your blog, and BAM! I found this. Can't wait to try it soon! I might initiate a potluck at work just to give these bad boys a try!
These are absolutely amazing! I make them often!! Thanks love!
They look and sound great… I love your video's Dani Hi from Australia!
These were soooooo yummmy!!! Thanks for sharing this recipe. Great to hear these are healthy and they were super simple to make.
Hi Dani – I made them today, and it turned out absolutely awesome. I did some modifications for the sauce – Instead of using the hot sauce, I prepared one myself: Caramelized onion (without oil) with a bit of salt and Brown Sugar; Added sun dried tomato and cooked for 2 mts, and then blended the mixture. It was awesome with the balls. Thanks Dani!
These look delicious! I want to try them this week, but 16 meatballs is a bit much for only two people. Do they freeze well? How long can I keep them in the freezer? Thanks so much!


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Yet again I am blown away. Fantastic job guys, I'm really looking forward to playing.
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Restcrew has been quietly producing awesomely detailed models for the TA team for quite some time now so we thought it was about time we gave him some publicity. He is an experienced modder and has been on the scene for nearly as long as Proto (who has been modding since forever).
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Can you tell us a bit about yourself?
I am 26 years old, I live in Finland and I work as an office manager. I make all sorts of 3d stuff - mainly inorganic models.
How did you get involved in Tactical Assault?
I can't remember where I heard about the project, but I was looking at the website and the forums and thought that TA looked like a worthy cause and that the team could use some help so I applied. I joined early in 2008 so have been around since the beginning really.
What kind of games do you play?
I don't play games much these days. The only game I've played this year is Darkfall Online, but I think i've only played it once this month. In the past I've always liked FPS games, I started playing online games when Quake was released and soon discovered Team Fortress. After that I switched to Tactical Ops and then later to TO:Crossfire.
How did you get into modelling and texturing for games?
I've always been interested in art and I made my first very simple models with a DOS version of 3DSMax (3D Studio as it was called back then), when I was something like 12 years old. When Team Fortress was released for Quake, me and some of my friends started thinking about making our own mod. We never really made much that got released apart from a couple of maps.
Later on I decided to post a couple of models to the Tactical Ops forums and was asked to work on a UT2K3 mod called BloodAge. The project died fairly fast and I was then asked to join another mod called Domain 2049 for UT2K3 and UT2K4. It turned out to be quite a success and was a finalist in all phases of the MSUC. Sadly it never gained much popularity and the playerbase never really grew that big. After that project faded I was approached by a member from the TC:Crossfire team, which at the time was still a secret project. I was asked to join as a mapper but ended up as an animator because there was nobody else who could do it in the team at the time. I also made some models and a map called StGeorge with Rayden.
What software do you use? Can you give us an idea of what your usual workflow is like?
I work primarily with 3d-Coat which is a voxel based modelling application. It is a lot more freeform than traditional programs like 3DSMax so it lets you be more artistic without having to focus on technical detail. I first make a high poly model and then a low poly model from that. Then I create a UV-map for the low poly model so that the model can be textured. The other advantage of 3D-Coat is that you can then paint the textures straight on to the model instead of using 2D painting software like Photoshop.
What aspect of modelling do you find the most difficult?
Really it is just finding time for it. It's not uncommon for me to think that I would like to play Darkfall or something and then I remember that I should finish my current modelling task or else one of the mappers will kill me!
What specifically have you been working on for TA?
I have been working with Deeps on his map Deadlock and most of these statues you see here will be in the level. Since quite a few models have had to be remade due to the switch to the UDK progress did slow a bit but it is coming along nicely now and I think there will be previews of the new UDK deadlock soon.
What Difference will we notice with the new UDK version?
Hopefully the lighting will be alot nicer and the shadow detail and lots of little things like that are improved so overll it will be a nicer and more polished looking map.
Thanks to Restcrew for taking the time out to answer our questions and also thank you for all of the models that you have created for the team.
If you want to be of help for us and you have some skills in UnrealScript or very good Java/C++ knowledge or any other skills like modelling please hit the apply button.
Stay tuned for the next news which will be a report on the new Deadlock in UDK graphics!
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Yet again I am blown away. Fantastic job guys, I'm really looking forward to playing.
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Tayari Jones, author of the provocative novel 'Silver Sparrow,' will speak at the Delta Memorial Endowment Fund's annual literary luncheon April 27.
"Silver Sparrow," her third novel, chronicles two African-American families in Atlanta that are connected by a bigamist father. In his 2011 review of the novel for the Journal Sentinel, Mike Fischer wrote that Jones' women "are all drawn well, from the sisters and their mothers to minor characters such as the sisters' dying grandmother and Gwen's wisecracking friend, Willie Mae. The exchanges between mothers and daughters are often moving and always ring true."
The luncheon begins 11:30 a.m. April 27 at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center -- Crystal Ballroom, 509 W. Wisconsin Ave. Tickets are $50. Call (414) 520-2682. Proceeds benefit student scholarships and local charities, according to a statement from the Delta fund.
Jones, an Atlanta native whose writing often focuses on the South, is an associate professor of creative writing at Rutgers-Newark University in New Jersey. She is also an active and engaging presence on Twitter, @tayari.
In 2012 Jones answered this blog's Reading List questionnaire about some of the books that have engaged her the most (and least). Here are two of her responses from the questionnaire:
A classic that matters to you: "The Sound and the Fury" (by William Faulkner), not just because of the intensity of the writing but for the truth in the storytelling. The fall of the Compton family is as archetypal as Hamlet, but it gives you the haunting feeling that it could happen to any family if you forget to love each other properly.
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