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1/2 pound
macaroni, cooked
1 (15 ounce) can
chili with beans
1 (15 ounce) can
sweet corn, drained
1/2 pound
ground beef, browned and drained
2 tablespoons
hot sauce
1/2 cup
chopped onion
1 tablespoon
chili seasoning mix
1/2 cup
shredded mozzarella cheese
This was a great recipe. I made three changes, but it turned out great. 1. I added a can of Kidney Beans 2. I added a can of Tomato Sauce (this is MUST for this recipe) 3. I used more cheese about 2 cups (we like cheese) a mix of Mozt. & Cheddar Also, for the Chili Seasoning, I used a Tablespoon of the Chili Seasoning Mix II from here, it was great!. I also whole wheat macaroni noodles. I find that they give the noodle more flavor and texture.
There are too many better recipies on this website to bother with this one -- it's all right, but mostly too heavy and not tasty enough.
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This was really good. We put more cheese on top when we cooked it. Got to have a lot of cheese.
This was good, it certainly fed my husband and I for days afterwards, which was nice. I made the recipe as written but really felt like it was missing something. Other reviewers mentioned adding tomato sauce, which I think would be a good idea. I added salsa to each plate of leftovers I had and loved it that way. I'll mix it in with the original dish next time.
This was a quick and easy way to use up some leftover Boilermaker Tailgate chili. I didn't use the chili seasoning because my chili was plenty seasoned and I didn't need the ground beef because there was already plenty in my homemade chili. My boys tore this up, there was nothing left but tomato residue. I served this with the normal taco toppings, only using my Zesty Ranch dip in place of regular sour cream. This was wonderful because not only did my family love it, but we're now done with the leftover chili!
We really liked this!! I believe it could have more cans of chili in it only because we are big chili fans here! I will make this again!
This was pretty good, but I made a couple of changes. I used a mixture of cumin/corriander/chili powder in a 1:1:1 ratio (about 1/2 TBLSPN. of each for me!) instead of the seasoning mentioned here. Also, I found that adding more hot sauce made it even more yummy! It's great that you can freeze this and eat it later! Thanks for posting it.
Solid dish. But I don't agree with the "ready in 30 mins" label, because that assumes that you've already cooked the pasta and browned the meat. Doesn't that time count?!
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Chili Casserole
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Here's AIGA Charlotte's quality curation of design-related tweets for May, in chronological order. Feel free to call this the "AIGA Leadership Retreat" edition. The year's retreat took place in Denver, CO from May 29-31, and Charlotte chapter representatives Kevin Brindley, Adam Iscrupe, Megan Skelton, and Bree Basham headed out to the Mile High City to convene with reps from chapters across the country.
As usual with our Top 10, you'll laugh, you'll cry, or you might just learn a little something. So click through, early and often.
@aigaraleigh, @aigacharlotte, @aigatriad breaking bread together. #aiganc #aigaretreat @ Breckenridge… http://t.co/90dSHYPl2W
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Loving our poster by Gavin Potenza for the #aigaretreat! http://t.co/sMVQ9Z2tSG
— AIGA/NY (@AIGANY) May 30, 2014
I'm sorry to report that @andrewtwigg was totally right—men's rooms here at #aigaretreat play the WORST music. Nickleback + urinals? Ugh.
— Seth Johnson (@sethrrr) May 30, 2014
"Have fun. Get Sh*t Done". Spectacular advice. #aigaretreat pic.twitter.com/5Kn1PvDF33
— AIGA Atlanta (@AIGAatl) May 30, 2014
Really great inspiration stories from @aigaboston, @AIGAaz, @aigacharlotte, @aigajax, @aigawestmi,@aigahonolulu & @aiga_wi! #AIGAretreat
— AIGA Saint Louis (@AIGASTL) May 30, 2014
Something old (me) and something new (@adamiscrupe). @aigacharlotte past and incoming presidents. #aigaretreat pic.twitter.com/7zXmF3LzSd
— Carolyn Colonna (@ccolonna) May 30, 2014
Magical moments with @aigacharlotte! Way to rock it Adam & Kevin!! pic.twitter.com/GtzsUhlQ53
— jeniherberger (@jeniherberger) May 30, 2014
DISCOVER. IDENTIFY. SOLVE. Mapping out and brainstorming initiatives for @AIGAdesign #leaders. #aigaretreat pic.twitter.com/JvhNyggIdB
— AIGA Minnesota (@aigamn) May 31, 2014
AIGA for lyfe, son! #aigaretreat #aiga4life @phil_hamlett @aigajax @ The Westin Denver Downtown http://t.co/vgIjcPtRV9
— Patrick Carter (@p_carter) May 31, 2014
Just some of my favorite people. @KevinBrindley @breeb22 @skeltomm #aigaretreat #aigaCLT pic.twitter.com/RfMz7CpUTc
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Sediments accumulate in lakes over time, the accumulated layers containing the remains of diatoms that lived in the lake, forming a chronological record of events in the lake. The deepest sediments contain the oldest specimens. Cores of the sediment at the bottom of the lake are extracted and analysed. The assemblage of different diatoms present in each layer of the core can tell scientists what the environment was like at particular times in history.
Clipeoparvus anatolicus is well preserved within lake cores from Nar Gölü.
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Elevated abundance of Clipeoparvus anatolicus contributing more than 40% of the population, throughout the last 1720 years was generally associated with low numbers of most other species.
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Located just north of Grand Center, the Imperial Palace is perhaps best known as a 30-and-up nightspot, but its soul-food lunch specials bring out the locals and a few curious patrons. The emphasis here is on the soul: the booming sound system pumps out timeless Quiet Storm slow jams and bubbly '70s funk from the likes of the Chi-Lites and Earth, Wind & Fire. It's a great soundtrack to any meal, really, but the music warm, familiar and deep is a perfect complement to the terrific dishes that come forth from the Palace's modest kitchen. The fare is everything you want from soul food: simple, hearty and filling, prepared and served with family-style, homemade casualness. The Imperial Palace serves lunch from a cafeteria-style serving line, with simmering dishes full of a half-dozen or so daily entrées, including roast beef, baked chicken, catfish and chicken wings. Of course, home-style food lives and dies on the side dishes, and starchy staples like mac & cheese, sweet potatoes and stewed cabbage are piled high. To paraphrase the late local soul man Luther Ingram, if loving Imperial Palace is wrong, we don't want to be right.


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Hometown: Goodrich, MI
Majors: Mathematics and Computer Science
Study Abroad: Aberdeen, Scotland
Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Anything with chocolate and coconut
Best Adjective to Describe You: Geeky
In 10 words or less, why should a student want to be involved in this department?
Math is everywhere; you cannot escape!
The people are wonderful, and we have weekly snacks!
What initially drew you to this department? What keeps you coming back?
I've always liked math, and the math department helps keep it that way. I keep coming back for the wonderful people that are always there to help and to chat.
What's your biggest piece of advice to first years and sophomores in this department?
Go to the MC^2 talks that interest you, and some that don't because they can be really interesting and there's free food beforehand. To go along with that, don't worry if you don't understand the talk; the topics can be challenging for everyone.
How does your department connect to your other interests and activities?
The math majors I know are very involved in clubs as well as the department. The required computer science cognate made me realize that I'm good at CS, too
What's the most valuable thing you've learned at K?
That computer science and programming in general is something I enjoy.
What has been your favorite class at K? Why?
Topics in Topology with Dr. Fink. It introduced me to proofs for the first time in a major way, and Dr. Fink was wonderful about encouraging us to think our problems through.
What is your SIP?
I'm writing a program that will take a fundamental domain and orbifold signature of a pattern as input and will output the resulting pattern.
What are your career aspirations/next steps after K?
I'm hoping to find a job doing computer programming.


text: New Scientist writer Kayt Sukel jumped into the fMRI machine to flick her bean for science recently. Scientist covered her up with a blanket then secured her head and inserted her into the machine so that they could watch her brain as she diddled herself to orgasm. They then recorded the whole thing to find out was actually happening in the brain when you get off. Turns out its pretty complex with over 30 parts of your brain working in unison at the moment of orgasm. [Gawker] [New Scientist]


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The collaboration began May 24 and will run through Labor Day weekend. The hours of operation are 7 a.m. to midnight, seven days a week.
"Since May, we've been averaging between 75 to 100 employees per day," said Mike Wells, COO of Sunshine. "And going forward, we welcome the opportunity to work with businesses all along Scenic Route 30A in an effort to alleviate vehicular traffic, and encourage opportunities to support green initiatives."
The timing for this community co-op comes at the height of the busy summer season. According to Wells, up to 100 cars are taken off the road on any given day, making this not only a "green" issue, but a traffic cleansing effort impacting all visitors to
"We hired additional drivers specifically for this program, bringing economic growth, too," he said.
The partnership came about through discussions between Sunshine and
"But in the long run, reducing all traffic along the route is crucial to making sure people return to the area based on their positive experiences here," Wells said.
Funded by Seaside Community Development, Sunshine's Owner John Finch sees this program as an extremely positive stepping stone for repositioning the car-centric attitude along 30A.
"Many people may not know this, but
Since creating a Unified Transportation System (UTS) with the business owners of Sandestin, Finch is hopeful that a privately or publicly funded 30A Tram is simply inevitable. He added, "If Sandestin can do it, the business leaders of 30A can do it."
"Bringing communities together, and pointing out the benefits of creating more parking for their visitors by transporting their employees from a single spot, may help everyone understand that 30A just cannot withstand the daily onslaught of vehicular overload," Finch concluded. "When the 30A Tram comes to fruition, every community will see positive change."
An earlier version of this story originally stated that the parking lot was county-owned. The land is privately owned and used with permission of the owner.


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Have you been looking for a DIY project that lets you mix retro gaming fun with your current data storage needs? Then this might be the perfect project for you! If you have some old 8-bit Nintendo game cartridges sitting around collecting dust and want to add a unique twist to your external hard-drive storage, then grab your tools and get ready for some geeky goodness.
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DETROIT -- A series deficit isn't a death sentence. The Boston Bruins proved it against Montreal Canadiens in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, losing the first two games at home before eliminating the Habs.
The Chicago Blackhawks nearly did them one better, falling a game short of coming back from a 3-0 deficit against the Vancouver Canucks.
The Tampa Bay Lightning survived losses in three of their first four games against the Pittsburgh Penguins before knocking out the Pens.
Two teams -- the Detroit Red Wings and Philadelphia Flyers -- started second-round playoff series with consecutive losses, making the road ahead more challenging.
Another, the Washington Capitals, is in even worse shape -- the Caps are down 3-0 to the Tampa Bay Lightning.
"Countless teams have lost the first two games on the road and still won the series," Red Wings defenseman Brad Stuart told Sporting News. "I don't think we're looking at it as that big a deal. We have to win our home games. That's what it all comes down to in the next couple games here."
To complete comebacks after digging an early hole, these five players must improve moving forward for their teams:
1. Johan Franzen, Red Wings. He's not 100 percent because of a bum ankle, but Franzen has established himself as one of the game's best producers when the stakes are highest. That version of Franzen must emerge for the Red Wings to dig out of a hole after losing their series' first two games in San Jose.
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Franzen didn't have a shot on goal in Game 1 against the Sharks and hasn't had a point in the second round. Wings coach Mike Babcock wouldn't confirm any lineup changes on Tuesday, but expect Franzen to see time with Pavel Datsyuk in Game 3 if Babcock decides to break up Henrik Zetterberg and Datsyuk.
2. Nicklas Backstrom, Capitals. Until he scored his game-tying goal in Game 2 against the Lightning, this spot was reserved for Alex Ovechkin.
There's still room for improvement from Washington's captain, but Backstrom's scoring slump must end soon or the Capitals' season will end after two rounds. After Tuesday's 3-2 loss, Backstrom remains pointless in the series. He has two assists in Washington's eight postseason games.
A few days ago, Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau said he thought Backstrom might be pressing. "You obviously want to help your team as much as you can," Backstrom said. "But the thing is, I'm trying to do my best all the time out there."
3. Brian Boucher, Flyers. Boucher bounced back from a rough Game 1 to make 32 saves in Game 2. He in that one, he wasn't at fault on the game-winner in overtime. But the gap can't be as wide between Boucher and Bruins goalie Tim Thomas as the series continues.
One thing Boucher he has going for him is he's loved by teammates, who battle for him. "He's very, very well-liked," said Sharks defenseman Douglas Murray, who was Boucher's teammate in San Jose. "You don't have to worry about the team wanting to play in front of him. I think they'll be fine."
4. Dan Cleary, Red Wings. If injuries to Franzen and Zetterberg mean Red Wings stars won't be playing to their standard, Cleary must raise his scoring production to the level he reached in the 2008-09 playoffs. That spring, Cleary had nine goals for the Wings and led all postseason players with a plus-17.
"You have to do what you can out there," Cleary said on Tuesday. "We have a team that's built on good depth, we've got to find that. We have to get back to playing the way we can."
There were indications that Cleary might be playing with Zetterberg in Game 3, something Cleary is comfortable with. "I played with Hank quite often. It's not hard to play with him for sure," he said. "Try to get him the puck as much as you can and try to stay away."
5. Kris Versteeg, Flyers. GM Paul Holmgren paid a steep price to pry Versteeg away from the Toronto Maple Leafs this season and had to expect more production that Versteeg has provided. Versteeg doesn't have a goal in the playoffs and is a minus-3 against the Bruins in Round 2.
But last year's playoff run with the Blackhawks proved that when Versteeg is going well he's a difference maker. "At his best, he can be a huge factor," former Blackhawks teammate Antti Niemi told Sporting News. "He has the speed and he's as talented as anybody."
Versteeg plays with an edge, so even when he's not scoring he can make an impact on the ice. "He's mentally tough to play against because he can start chirping guys," Niemi said. "He's had a couple pretty good lines that got other guys off their game. I think he enjoys that too."


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Grand Hyatt Dubai to streamline procurement through Tejari
Middle East business-to-business marketplace, Tejari has made further inroads into the region's hospitality sector by signing Grand Hyatt Dubai as its first official hotel member. Slated to launch in the first quarter of 2003, Grand Hyatt Dubai will utilize Tejari to procure goods and services ranging from furniture and bedding to electronics and office supplies.
The hotel's executives believe that procurement on Tejari will enable a more streamlined purchasing cycle for Grand Hyatt Dubai's 674-room resort and conference facility. From Tejari's perspective, the buying power of the Grand Hyatt presents strategic new opportunities for the marketplace's more than 1100 existing trading partners. Tejari also anticipates that other hotels in the region will follow Grand Hyatt's example and join the marketplace.
Grand Hyatt Dubai plans to achieve three primary business objectives through Tejari, including increasing the buying efficiency of its operations through lowered transaction costs, reducing its inventories through just-in-time delivery of goods, and optimizing resource utilization throughout the property. — (menareport.com)
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Linguistic Theory and Complex Words
Nuuchahnulth Word Formation
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moreJohn Stonham introduces new data from the morphology of the Nuuchahnulth language of Vancouver Island, Canada. It is the first such study of any language within the Wakashan family and will prove an important tool for researchers in Native American languages and to theoretical linguists interested in the numerous complex morphological phenomena encountered in this language family. Notorious for its extremely complex morphological structure, Nuuchahnulth provides instances of a number of important theoretical issues which have arisen recently in morphological theory. These include (i) the nature and extent of incorporation, and specifically a wide range of types of incorporation-like properties; (ii) reduplication, including affix-triggered reduplication and the challenge which double reduplications in Nuuchahnulth pose for constraint-based approaches such as Optimality Theory; (iii) templatic morphological structures, utilized in a number of areas of Nuuchahnulth grammar and involving a number of patterns; and (iv) the issue of the status of the word itself, a long-standing debate in the linguistic literature. less
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Most people would showboat if they were playing against an NBA All-star and happened to be winning by 22 points. But no one likes a sore winner, as Tracy McGrady taught this Chinese player a lesson about insulting him while you're already winning.
After hitting a three point basket in McGrady's face, the Chinese player flipped off T-Mac and made fun of him for not being able to stop him.
McGrady was not amused, and let this player know that by elbowing the shooter in the chest. Scary moment for the Chinese player, but no fight occurred after the elbow.
It seemed like the other team learned not to run up the score and rub it in the other teams' faces because you'll probably get a reaction you weren't prepared for.
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Louisville student-athletes achieving the feat represent 20 teams.
The Cardinals' men's and women's teams picked up USTFCCCA academic accolades.
Chinwe Okoro won the African Championships discus title and took runner-up in the shot put.
The award recognizes academic and athletic achievement as well as community service.
The BIG EAST Scholar-Athlete Sports Excellence Award recognizes academic and athletic achievement as well as community service.
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Shot Put - 16.26m/53-4.25
Weight Throw - 15.46m/50-8.75
Shot Put - 16.74m/54-11.25
Discus - 50.71m/166-4
Javelin - 29.63m/97-2
2010-11: Won the Nigerian shot put title during the summer of 2011 ... garnered USTFCCCA All-Academic Team honors ... collected first career USTFCCCA All-America honors during outdoor season ... earned second-team accolades in the discus (ninth-place finish) and honorable mention status in the shot put (20th-place finish) ... competed in two outdoor disciplines (shot put, discus) and one indoor discipline (shot put) ... had top-five showings at the BIG EAST Outdoor Championships in the shot put (third) and discus (fourth) ... took first in the shot put at the Cardinal Twilight with a toss of 16.74m/54-11.25 ... throw ranks fourth-best in school history ... also registered two other outdoor victories - both in the discus competition (Cardinal Twilight; Lenny Lyles/Clark Wood Invitational) ... best indoor finish was runner-up in the shot put at the BIG EAST Indoor Championships.
2009-10: Earned USTFCCCA All-Academic Team status ... only saw action in the indoor season, competing in the shot put ... placed sixth in the event at the Virginia Tech Final Qualifier ... had a runner-up finish (16.03m/52-7.25) at the BIG EAST Indoor Championships ... was fifth out of 35 competitors at the Indiana Hoosier Hills Invitational ... had a sixth-place showing at the Notre Dame Meyo Invitational ... opened the season with a fourth-place finish at the Rod McCravy Memorial.
2008-09: Earned a spot on the USTFCCCA All-Academic Team ... competed in three outdoor and two indoor events ... qualified for the NCAA Mideast Regional in the shot put and the discus and the NCAA Championships in the shot put ... captured the discus and shot put titles at the Cardinal Twilight ... qualified for the BIG EAST Outdoor Championships in the discus (fourth) and the shot put (fifth) ... took third in the shot put at the BIG EAST Indoor Championships ... also qualified for the league championships in the weight throw ... finished third in the shot put at the Indiana Hoosier Hills Invite ... opened the indoor season with a third-place showing in the event at the Indiana Open.
2007-08: One of the first female athletes to win a national title at the USA Junior Championships ... registered a throw of 53-0.25/16.06m to win the shot put title ... advanced to the IAAF Junior World Championships and finished 10th in the event ... competed in two outdoor events and one indoor event ... qualified for the NCAA Mideast Regional in the discus and the shot put ... placed third in both the shot put and the discus at the BIG EAST Outdoor Championships ... had a first-place finish in the discus at the Butler Stan Lyons Invitational ... won the shot put competition at the Austin Peay Spring Fling ... recorded a fourth-place finish in the shot put at the BIG EAST Indoor Championships.
Prep: Accomplished field athlete at Russell High under coaches Alice Leigh, Cam Holbrook, Ruthie Lynd and Doug Keeton ... an AAU National Junior Olympic Champion in the shot put ... selected as the 2007 state track outstanding performance award winner ... was the 2007 girls' all-area field athlete of the year ... holds the school record in the shot put ... named a Wendy's High School Heisman nominee ... also lettered in basketball and volleyball ... earned all-area honors in each of the three sports ... garnered High School Senior Salute and African American Senior Salute awards.
Personal: Daughter of Eze and Agnes Okoro ... birthday is June 20 ... has three sisters and one brother ... majoring in biology.


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OLATHE, Kan. — Synthetic marijuana, or K2 as it's often known, may be illegal but it's still sold behind the counters at certain convenience stores in the Kansas City area.
The family of Devon Young says the 23-year-old Olathe man had no trouble buying his favorite drug before he collapsed and died on April 19 from cardiac arrest. Doctors told his family Young had the heart of an 80-year-old man because of his drug abuse.
"He was so hooked onto it it was impossible for him to turn around," said his father, Don Young.
FOX 4 spoke to an undercover narcotics agent with the Johnson County Sheriff's Office who says he's raided 15 to 20 convenience stores in the metro since synthetic marijuana was banned.
"These drugs have a huge profit margin and that's what drives this industry."
He goes to say convenience stores aren't flaunting what they sell but often hide the one gram packets behind the counter for known customers.
"You have to know the right store. You have to know the right clerk, you have to know the right password or the flavor of the day. You have to be known by the clerk or introduced by someone known by the clerk," said the agent.
The girlfriend of Devon Young tells FOX 4 she and her boyfriend knew exactly where to go and who to approach at certain convenience stores when they wanted to smoke packets of the drug, packaged as harmless incense.
The undercover agent with the Johnson County Sheriff's Office says drug makers keep changing the chemical compounds in their products to stay one step ahead of the law. He says some retailers think that gives them a legal loophole to keep selling the packets with a "wink-wink" label that says "Not for Human Consumption."
Micah Riggs owned the Coffee Wonk in Midtown before closing it in February after a police raid. He says other retailers still sell the packets as incense because they're a big money maker.
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A Bill of Rights is what the people are entitled to against *every* government, and what no just government should refuse, or rest on inference. - Thomas Jefferson
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That's my concern, too. It isn't that we shouldn't have the right to prosecute a foreign criminal or terrorist by our laws and under our government's rules, but that they are not providing a chance for the alleged terrorist to prove their innocence.
The very idea that everyone arrested and charged as a "terrorist" is absolutely guilty and that there is no possibility the government or military made an error is ridiculous. No agency run by human beings is infallible. But the way it is now, if they are innocent, it hardly matters. That is a terrifying precedent, in my opinion, and - in the end - will cause far more harm than good.
They will be, without a doubt. And I agree with you that it's wrong and it needs to be addressed. But if Landry had included that in his provision, it would not have passed and no one would be protected. It's an important first step.
I don't think - at least I sincerely would hope not - that their intention was necessarily that non-Americans would be treated "more" harshly. I think they understand they will be treated this way, as Americans would have been. While they say the same protections do not apply to non-Americans (a view I vehemently disagree with), I don't think they meant "because of this amendment, non-Americans will now be treated worse than they previously would have been".
I wholeheartedly agree we need an amendment to cover all human beings, American or not. And I agree non-Americans will be treated with undue harshness and have no recourse to prove their innocence. No one should be treated thus by a civilized nation (and one proclaiming to be so Christian and God-fearing, no less). But if Rep Landry and Rep Gohmert had not passed this amendment, so many would suffer unduly. They did not - and I lament did not attempt - to save them all and that is regrettable. But at least they did save some and it's a good start. If American citizens did not even have a chance to have rights and recourse, non-American citizens had even less of a chance. At least, now, there is a groundwork laid that, perhaps, in the near future we can expand to include *everyone*. That is my greatest hope.
Well if you read the article, there are plenty of things they can do and more people now willing to hire them. And reentry programs aim to teach them skills, and more would if the funding was there. There is plenty they can do - and some are already doing it.
While I disagree that non-Americans should not be afforded any rights (too much room for unaccountability that could lead to some serious human rights offenses), I think Rep. Landry's bill is extremely important and I am thankful it was presented and passed. I don't think I need to explain the Pandora's box it would be opening to allow American citizens to be held and stripped of all rights and be able to be labeled "guilty" before - or even if - ever being proven to be so.
I don't think Rep. Landry and Rep. Gohmert should be criticized simply because the bill does not cover non-citizens. While I agree with Rep. Amash that it should have, it's quite possible the Landry-Gohmert provision never would have passed if that had been included (indeed, Amash's further-reaching provision was squashed) and we would have been back at square one - with the ability of government to strip all constitutional rights from an American citizen simply by labeling them a "terrorist". Something needed to be done and I commend Rep. Landry and Rep. Gohmert for stepping up to the plate and doing it.
That said, let's not stop fighting for rights - if not same at least some - for non-citizens. We are a civilized people and simply because someone is not a citizen of this country is no reason to treat them as less than human; they, too, deserve some rights and protections. If those be limited and not exact to the rights of American citizens, that's fine, but to offer them absolutely no aegis and no possible recourse to prove their innocence is barbarous.
Thank you so much for tackling this issue and getting the truth out there for the residents of Louisiana to see. When you explain it in detail, lay out the numbers, maybe they will realize that the concept of locking up everyone and throwing away the key is not working and cannot be sustained indefinitely. This state is literally hemorrhaging money with its ridiculously long prison sentences and no-parole for lifers setup. There are so many people imprisoned today that have rehabilitated and could do more and better for this state by being working taxpayers than sitting and rotting in prison and being a wasted drain on taxpayers. Thank you for exposing the truth, Nola.com & Cindy Chang.
I would like to see Muslims put up a monument to the Koran on our Capitol steps and see what the House would vote on that.
I absolutely love your assumption that those of us upset about this wrong-on-all-fronts ruling DON'T get out there and do what we can to change the drug laws. As a number of posters have already stated, they are members or proponents of organizations such as NORML, LEAP, MPP, and DPA. One thing you can usually put your money on is that marijuana-reformers tend to put *their* money where there mouth is.
Yet like most who think this ruling is either just or that Cornell Hood "got what he deserved", you are full of baseless assumptions. The fact of the matter is, I doubt Hood had any idea that such a high price was to be paid for his marijuana usage - and why should he? The idea that a man can get sent to jail for the rest of his natural life for a *victimless crime* is anything but just. This man went to prison, not for repeatedly breaking the law (for which jail - and an eventual release - would have been ample punishment) but because of a bloodthirsty D.A. and a state with the most Draconian legal system since the Dark Ages.
Our great founding father, Thomas Jefferson, said and firmly believed "Dissent is the highest form of patriotism." In the United States we are supposed to be able to speak out on that which we see as unjust and going against the good of this country and its people. Forget not, also, that our own George Washington was a regular pot smoker who grew marijuana at his home in Martha's Vineyard. I would imagine the majority of our founding fathers would be appalled that we are not only prosecuting people for marijuana use, but sending them to prison for life for possessing and/or distributing it.
As to the "another drug dealer" off the streets meme, this is quite possibly one of the more ignorant statements made about this issue. People in other comments here have argued this satisfactorily - Hood was no more a dealer than the gas station clerk selling you alcohol and cigarettes and the idea that drug dealers target and sale to children is another Regan-era scare tactic to promote the fruitless yet costly "war on drugs". It simply is not true. The majority of "dealers" such as Hood are selling to other consenting adults for recreational use.
If anyone can give me one good reason why marijuana is illegal in the first place, without bowing to the dis-proven b.s. propagated by reels such as "Reefer Madness", then I am willing to hear your argument. The fact is, it is harmless - much moreso than plenty of "legal" substances on the market today - and punishing people for it is pointless; which means that sending them "up the river" for the rest of their life is abhorrent.
Most tragedies fall under the "senseless" category, in my opinion. :(
McGuinness sounds alright to me; thank you for adopting Brees and making him part of the staff, and for trying to do what you can to help the animals and your park at the same time.
It's like a giant comedy of errors - with no punchline, nothing at all to make you laugh or smile; perhaps cry...
So many little things that were done or undone that all led up to this. It's amazing how many little mistakes, oversights, overlooks, ignoring, and blatant disregard for safety, rules, & regulations all lined up to create the perfect storm. Blame can not be laid at any one person or company's feet - many are to blame, hundreds are culpable, all the way up to the top as they are the ones pushing to cut costs by cutting corners - at the expense of safety.
How heartbreaking for the families of the 11 killed to hear that - perhaps - they could've been saved if certain alarms had been activated or shut-off rooms active.
It's all so awful. How will we ever truly recover?
What a load of baloney! As a professional i.t. tech who works for state government, this whole reason for "deleting" the email being "server storage and capacity problems, which have temporarily limited the city's capabilities to retain employee e-mails for any extended period of time" is an absolutely ridiculous, out-and-out lie.
Gods, you'd think this alone would be enough to impeach him! Obviously the man is trying to hide things and - trust me on this - if they wanted to find those emails THEY COULD. Nothing is *ever* deleted off of a computer forever unless you run the hard drive through a magnet a few dozen times.
And Nagin claims that what the City Council was doing was "an unconstitutional violation of the separation of powers" - seriously? Why this man has not yet been impeached is truly beyond me. It breaks my heart to see him destroying that city I love so well.
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Matt Damon May Play Captain Kirk?Monday, December 18th, 2006
Matt Damon to play the young Captain Kirk in the next Star Trek movie? Well, maybe. Read on:
It's the holiday season and that means stories are scarce in the entertainment world. Here's one constructed from various Internet rumours and half-quotes — enjoy!
According to SCI-FI Wire, Matt Damon would play a young Captain Kirk in the proposed next addition to the venerable Star Trek franchise.
Don't set your phasers to HOORAY! just yet, Trekkies…Trekkers…whatever. Damon hasn't been offered the role and, in fact, there's no conclusive proof the role is even available.
Much speculation surrounds the plot of the upcoming Trek film, which will be produced and directed by Mission: Impossible III wunderkind, J.J. Abrams. Geeks everywhere have instantly assumed the flick will be a prequel of sorts, chronicling the first meeting between James T. Kirk and his Vulcan BFF Mr. Spock — hence the Damon connection to the role of Kirk. However the premise of the film still remains mystery.
William Shatner, who played Kirk in the original Star Trek TV series and films, had originally said (perhaps facetiously) the role is "uncastable" as no one could match his iconic turn as the randy spacefarer. However, Shatner has reportedly changed his mind, giving Damon the thumbs-up.
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Apr 18, 2008
Look! Snow!
"5:10 p.m. Update: A strong Puget Sound Convergence Zone has reformed in Snohomish County, bringing steady snow as well as thunder and lightning to the area. A SNOW ADVISORY is now in effect for Snohomish County until 5 a.m. Saturday for as much as 1-3" of snow—especially above 400 feet
SEATTLE—Summer is only 63 days away.
That's about the only solace we have to sun fans who are looking at potentially the latest snowfall ever recorded, at least in the Seattle area. Meanwhile, snow and rain fans are all smiles as winter extends well into its fourth month."
Today we have big fat fucking flakes of snow. That's right. EFFING SNOW. "Snow and Rain Fans"? Frakya all.
All because you betches used Aquanet.
Big Fat Middle Finger To Mother Nature.
I'm ready for summer.
yeah this is just bizarre.
By bananas on 2008 04 18
Big fat fucking flakes, eh? HA, that made me laugh out loud.
It's going to be 80 degrees here tomorrow, but forget I mentioned that.
By Renee on 2008 04 18
I've mentioned it so much I think my readers are getting sick of it.
By Sonia on 2008 04 18
OMG. I am so sorry. That totally sucks.
You could charge big money for that really cool Alltop (not me) graphic. That made me laugh really hard and then start crying.
By HRH on 2008 04 18
Snow! I only live 10 miles south of you and we don't have no snow! I think your lying. HEHE
By Veronica on 2008 04 18
oh yeah, gotta LOVE this weather, hunh? Oh did I mention that just an hour north of seattle, it was merely gray and overcast all day, with nary a drop of precipitation?
By Mackenzie's Momma on 2008 04 18
You had snow, we had an earthquake in Indiana. Apparently it's Armageddon!
By Sadie on 2008 04 18
"Big Fat Middle Finger To Mother Nature."
By RubiaLala on 2008 04 18
I KNOW. I was south-ish all day where the weather was weird, but not SNOWING, and P and I are driving home all WTF?! There is SNOW IN MY YARD. This neverending winter is going to put me in therapy.
By maggie on 2008 04 18
Yeah, I am READY TO STRANGLE that bitch Mother Nature about now.
We are supposed to take a certian Toddler fishing this morning for his birthday. He won't let us live it down if we don't go. So I am headed to Orting with coffee spiked with Jack Daniels, a Down parka, Uggs and 4 wheel drive.
Thank god for Husbands that don't drink and Seattle's love of SUV's.
I mean at least that's something, right?
By Faith on 2008 04 19
Wow. It hardly snows in Seattle usually, right?
By Lanna on 2008 04 19
snow in April makes me want to cry.
By ali on 2008 04 19
Sorry about the AquaNet. I was 16, it was the 80's, I didn't know.
By MammaLoves on 2008 04 20
Yeah, maybe if we all start waving the bird at Mama Nature she'll give us some effing sun!!! You crack me up. I am so right there with ya.
By Brianne on 2008 04 22
Okay, I'll take it because it's NINETY degrees and muggy here. Take that. I'll switch with you.
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What's so awful about living with one's parents?
Sep 2, 2013, Vol. 18, No. 48 • By EVE TUSHNET
A few years ago I was getting a ride home from a party with a guy in his early twenties. I lived in a gentrified neighborhood I could no longer pretend to afford, and he lived, it emerged, with his parents. "Good for you," I said. "I think that's great."
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We hit a stoplight and he turned to look at me. "Do you?" he asked, with a sudden edge of cynicism in his voice. "Do you really?" I could hear what he was thinking: I guess you're trying to be nice or whatever, but nobody thinks it's "great" when a guy—who should be a man—lives with Mommy and Daddy. One of us was making a foolish choice that was destroying her savings, but the more frugal one bore the weight of societal stigma.
The proportion of young adults (aged 18 to 31) who live with one or both parents stayed basically the same between 1968, the earliest year for which we have data, and 2007. What proportion was normal for those four decades? About a third, 32 percent. A recent Pew Research report found that in 2012 that number had risen to 36 percent, a noticeable increase but not necessarily a sign of social crisis—especially not when you consider that college students living in dorms are still counted as "living with their parents," and college enrollment has been rising since 2007 as well. More men than women live with Mom and/or Dad, which might seem like an effect of the ongoing "mancession"—in which men's labor-force participation has plummeted—but men have been more likely to live with their parents as adults since at least 1968, partly because men typically marry later than women. In fact, the gender gap was greater in 1968 than today.
Americans believe that adults who live with their parents have "failed to launch"; man-boys spend their days playing World of Warcraft while Mom does their laundry. This narrative is persuasive in part because many of the trends driving the increase in "returning to the nest" are bad, so returning is correlated with bad things, like unemployment and underemployment. If you see an unemployed young adult living with his parents, maybe he's living with them because he's unemployed—or maybe his unemployment and his living situation have a common cause, which is that he's an immature loser.
And living with your parents can make it harder to grow up. There's less pressure to take responsibility for yourself, and pressure often forces us past what we believe to be our limitations. A 2008 study interviewing young adults who lived at home found that few contributed financially to the household or did chores. One young woman explained, "I was excited to have my mother to cook for me, and always having a full refrigerator."
These attitudes are by no means universal (and the study itself wasn't intended to be representative), as some young adults paid rent and utilities even against their parents' wishes. And part of the problem in stigmatizing "returning to the nest" is that the category lumps together a huge range of circumstances. A 2011 study found that older "parental co-residers" (those who live with their parents after age 27) were likelier to be disabled, and so were their parents; the parents were also more likely to be single—never married, divorced, or widowed. This paints a different picture, of families with limited resources banding together to get through tough times.
Given the powerful trends of rising part-time work and job instability, rising university attendance, and delayed or disappearing marriage, I don't think there's much reason to believe that the modest rise in living at home is the result of some sudden onslaught of millennial laziness or unwillingness to start at the bottom of the career ladder.
In fact, starting your adult life in your parents' home was not historically stigmatized, precisely because it offered young adults an oasis of stability in a chaotic economy. The economic journalist Megan McArdle writes,
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Blasphemers, Unite!
Egypt's Grand Imam Mohammed Sayyed Tantawi threatened "severe" consequences if the Dutch government doesn't ban Parliamentarian Geert Wilders' anti-Islamic film Fitna. It makes no difference to Tantawi and other perpetually outraged Islamists that the Netherlands is a sovereign country with its own laws. Ever since Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini condemned Salman Rushdie to death for writing the supposedly offensive Satanic Verses – and sent death squads after him and his publishers around the world – radical Islamists have seen it as their right and duty to enforce their own unilateral anti-blasphemy laws on the human race. (Meanwhile, liberal American Muslim Aziz Poonawalla hosts Fitna on his own Web site even though he, as should be expected, doesn't like it.)
Fitna isn't the only recent movie hard-line Islamists hope to squelch beyond their own borders. The other is Persepolis, an animated film based on Iranian author Marjane Satrapi's graphic novel of the same name about repression under both the Shah Reza Pahlavi and the Ayatollah Khomeini. General Wafik Jizzini at Lebanon's Ministry of the Interior banned it because, he said, Shia officials (read: Hezbollah) said it was offensive to Islam and – you guessed it – Iran. Islamic Republic officials and their proxies are true to form here, considering it was they who kicked off the international anti-blasphemy campaign in the first place.
"The heart of every culture-loving Lebanese breaks with every ban," writes Abu Kais, a Lebanese Shia who lives now in Washington and writes the indispensable blog From Beirut to the Beltway. Beirut is a genuinely cosmopolitan and culturally rich city, more so than any other Arab capital. And Lebanon, true to its form, fought back. Tarek Mitri, Lebanon's Minister of Culture, managed to overturn the ban and get Persepolis on the big screen after all.
It's too bad Fitna and the reaction to it sucked all the media oxygen out of the room. I haven't seen Geert Wilders' short film, but he's sounds like a reactionary who makes a poor poster boy for free expression (he wants to ban the Koran in the Netherlands). He not only thinks radical Islamists shouldn't be able to buy their own copy, but neither should moderate Muslims or people like you and me who might want to study it for our own reasons. The man has a death threat hanging over his head from nutjobs the world over, as do employees at the Internet company LiveLeak that hosts the film, yet an enormous amount of the public discussion revolves around whether or not his film is offensive. It is offensive to some people, including many reasonable people. But that's beside the point.
The fight over Persepolis in Lebanon is more straightforward than the one over Fitna in the Netherlands. Geert Wilders and his politics are distractions, but Marjane Satrapi and her film are not. She isn't accused of having her own censorship agenda with a different target package, nor does she appear to be an extremist of any variety. Persepolis has won a long list of prestigious awards. If the Iranian regime can have it even temporarily banned in another country, this is a serious problem. Don't assume threats of violence weren't behind it. Hezbollah is Iran's private army in Lebanon. When the regime issues orders to Beirut, threats need not be leveled. They're assumed.
The important question here isn't whether Fitna or Persepolis is offensive. "Offensive" movies will always be with us–they're a sign of human creativity, a spur to debate. I just hope the United Nations doesn't get involved. At the same time international campaigns were launched to shut down these movies, the United Nations Human Rights Council – in true Orwellian fashion – passed a resolution against "the defamation of religion" and suggests governments pass laws to stop to it. If freedom of expression – which includes the right to blaspheme the Gods – isn't a human right, then human rights do not exist. Lives are at risk here, as are good movies and bad. It ought to go without saying that the United Nations Human Rights Council ought to concern itself with reducing threats to human rights rather than join the extremists and make threatening noises of its own.


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The Committee on APA/Business Relations' basic charge includes responsibility for the development and implementation of the APA's overall communication and education efforts directed specifically at business and industry with the following objectives to: (1) establish a dialogue with industry to improve business/industry's basic understanding of mental illness and its effects on the workplace and psychiatry's understanding of business/industry's needs; (2) improve business/industry's understanding of the nature, role, and significance of psychiatry in the delivery of treatment and care; (3) educate employers about the value of and appropriate access to health insurance benefits for psychiatric and substance abuse care; and (4) educate APA members and District Branches about the significant role of business in the current healthcare environment and the necessity of communicating effectively with them.
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1) Multi tasking. Now that I have mastered chewing gum and walking in a straight line at the same time I can do two things at once on my phone as well. I can do things like listen to music while reading an iBook. Double clicking on the Home button gives you a list of the applications which are currently running.
2) More voice control. Having a conversation with a machine never loses its appeal no matter how many times you do it and the iPhone OS 4 had more capability in this area than any other phone.
3) Enhanced on screen display. The images on the screen are now fabulously clear, even when you zoom in and out as much as possible.
4) Easier organization. The simple yet effective addition of Smart Folders lets you organise all your files just the way you want to. It might not sound like much but it will make your life a lot easier.
5) Longer battery life. The more efficient chip housed inside the stylish case uses less power. This means that you can get up to 40 hours music playback time.
6) Better camera. You can now take better pictures and videos than ever with the iPhone OS 4.
7) Higher quality phone calls. The additional microphone and noise reduction system mean that you will be able to have more meaningful conversations in noisy places.
8) Visual voice mail. This handy feature lets you choose the order in which you pick up messages.
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"The Wedding Party" to be released in Aus on October 11th
We finally have a release date for The Wedding Party! The official twitter for the film announced that it will be released in Australian cinemas on October 11th. Aussie fans, be sure to go and see the film then, and drop back in here afterwards to tell us what it was like! It's received some good reviews, and is meant to be a very funny Aussie comedy. Isabel plays the Russian wife-to-be Ana in it.
We are thrilled to announce the long-awaited release date for THE WEDDING PARTY. Coming to Australian cinemas from 11th of October 2012.
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I'm trying to create a application with processing to let two computers communicate without using the internet.
But I'm not being well succeeded using Bluetooth.
What I want to do is to control this robot. It has two picaxes 28x1 connected to the computer via two USB cables (On ports COM11 and COM5).
I can control the microcontrollers via the processing application attached using the keyboard.
I use to control the robot remotely using the Remote Assistance which needs a internet connection.
But I would like to be able to control him in places where there is no Internet..
Do you know other easier to make the communication??
PS: I'm using Windows XP on both computers.
Thats it.
It is as if you just connected the 2 serial ports of two computers together with actual wire. Your code is exactly what you would do. As a matter of fact, I think I posted the code I used when I did this. Yup, it's here.
Got it.
It seems that you are already sending serial data from computer to picaxe. Is this as simple as finding out the com port for the bluetooth module on each end and just sending data back and forth? You can also go directly from computer to picaxe (and skip the on-board computer) with a bluesmirf unit.
Wireless networking...
Hi Xico,
I think these guys (and you) are overcomplicating things. From what I saw of your robot, you've actually got a computer built-in as an integral part of it right? So all you want is to be able to communicate with that computer without using the internet. I think the other commenters have taken your post to mean you want to communicate with your robot from a computer - they don't seem to realise you're actually planning on keeping a computer plugged into your picaxe chips.
Anyway, if you want to keep doing it the way you have been (using remote desktop) it's simple. All you need to do is set up a wireless network link between the two machines. I'm pretty sure they'll have 802.11b/g/n wireless built-in (just about everything does these days) so it should just be a question of setting it up. You can definitely do windows remote desktop connections over this kind of link - all you need is the IP address of the destination computer.
You haven't said what operating systems you're running on the computers, so I'll leave it to you to sort out the fine details. But google for "ad-hoc wireless networking windows" (and put "XP" or "Vista" or "7" on the end depending on what version of windows you're running).
You'll notice I've assumed Windows, but if you're using Linux or Mac or any other operating system it will work just the same.
Actually, his post didn't
Actually, his post didn't give any indication of comp to robot. It just said computer to computer without internet.....which is why I suggested adding more detail....So it wasn't overcomplicating things, it was responding directly to his question with the most valid info.
Just want to be clear on that. :)
Processing is java. I
Processing is java. I suggest the examples and looking at the tutorials that the processing.org site can point you to. That would be the best start. If you wan to go beyond, I recommend this book for starting out(it's free). It's a bit dated, but the version of java that processing uses is also dated.
I think you need to give
I think you need to give more info as you shouldn't have any issue with comp to comp communication.
you can communicate via serial port as in a direct serial to serial connection. moderate simple/fast
firewire for network moderate simple/fast
LAN ethernet using a switch or router(doesn'thave to be connected to internet). easy simple/fast
Bluetooth can connect via SPP and tcp/ip. moderate simple/fast
So you have a lot of options.
Processing supports both serial and network so you should be fine there as well.
I would go with a lan connection as it's easiest to do and should be fairly simple to set a test up for com on both machines.
I have.
I use bluetooth to go from robot to microcontroller. It is not that scary -really you are just sending serial data. Pretty simple stuff. What exactly do you want to do here? If you just want to send data, why not just email it to yourself.


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Next time you need a crunchy afternoon snack, reach for the celery, not the carrot sticks. Rich in minerals, vitamin C, and phenolic acids, it wards off cancer, cold and flu, and allergies. Compounds called phthalides make it a good cholesterol-lowering food remedy, too. The more the better, most research suggests. Duke says to eat at least four stalks a day. Because its flavor is relatively mild, you can dress it up with peanut butter or use it in place of chips or crackers for your favorite dip. Celery is also one of the rare veggies that don't lose nutritional value when cooked, so add lots of it to stocks, soups, and casseroles. Use the leaves, as well, because they're rich in calcium and more vitamin C.
Cinnamon's most notable and studied benefit to the immune system has been its ability to lower blood sugar. A U.S. Department of Agriculture study found that the Christmas-y spice could lower blood sugar by 13 to 23 percent. The author of that study suspected that had to do with cinnamon's antioxidants, which activate insulin receptors in your cells. A German study showed that it could suppress Escherichia coli (E. coli) bacteria, the cause of most urinary tract infections, and Candida albicans, the fungus responsible for vaginal yeast infections. Duke adds that friends of his have successfully quit smoking by sucking on cinnamon sticks whenever they had the urge to smoke. Add a teaspoon to your morning oatmeal or to a glass of organic apple cider.
Citrus Fruits
The stars of the fall and winter fruit season, citrus fruits contain close to 200 cancer-fighting compounds, cholesterol-lowering fiber, and inflammation-lowering flavonoids. An Australian review of 48 studies on diet and cancer found that consuming a daily serving of citrus fruit may cut your risk of mouth, throat, and stomach cancer by up to one half. Grapefruits are also high in lycopene, a cancer-fighter usually found in tomatoes, which are out of season when grapefruit is at its peak. To get the most benefit, eat your fruit whole, not in the form of juices, so you also get all the valuable fiber. Many of the healthy compounds hide in the rinds, too, so use citrus marmalades, which contain bits of the rinds, and use the zests of oranges, tangerines, and lemons in your cooking.
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Gainsborough Trinity's FA Trophy semi-final first leg at Wrexham to be televised live
Posted: February 07, 2013|
Gainsborough Trinity's FA Trophy semi-final first leg is set to be televised live from the Racecourse Ground.
S4C has announced that the game, next Saturday February 16, will be beamed live, with a lunch-time kick off time of 12.45 (the programme starts at 12.30).
During the game viewers will have the choice of following the game with Welsh commentary or English commentary via the red button service. The game will also be available live on the S4C website and for 35 days afterwards on s4c.co.uk/clic
Geraint Rowlands, S4C Sports Commissioner and Head of Broadcasting, said: "The fact that we can offer this big game live to our audiences is excellent news for S4C and for football fans. This is a very important game for Wrexham, crucial in their bid to reach the FA Trophy Final in Wembley in March."
Highlights of the second leg, at Gainsborough's Northolme ground, will be shown on S4C in Sgorio on Monday 25 February at 10.00.
S4C is available on: Sky 134 in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, Freesat 120 in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, Virgin TV 167 in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.