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PROTESTORS: No war against Iraq!
BETTY ANN BOWSER: The largest protest was in Washington on Saturday, when thousands of protesters gathered near the Capitol, braving bone-chilling temperatures in the 20's. Organizers estimated a turnout of half a million people, but there was no official count by the D.C. Police Department or the National Park Service. Congress ordered the park service to stop counting crowds after organizers of a previous demonstration threatened to sue the service over crowd estimates they thought were too low.
SPOKESPERSON: One, two, three, four.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: People and organizations from all over the country marched: Vietnam veterans against the war, women for peace, anarchist and pacifist groups, and members of ANSWER– Act Now to Stop war and End Racism– one of the organizers of the event. A newly formed coalition of 60 labor unions, lead by former Teamsters Union official Bob Meuhlenkamp, also took part.
BOB MEUHLENKAMP: These are very patriotic people. They would support a war if it was justified. That's not the issue. What you hear most is, Bush has not made his case for this war.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: There were also people who came to represent just themselves, young families, grandmothers, and protesters who had never been in a demonstration before. Nancy Morrison, a New Yorker who was severely injured at the World Trade Center on 9/11, explained how the prospect of going to war made her feel.
NANCY MORRISON: I'm heartsick. I think it's a wrong response. I think everything about it is wrong. And I'm so heartened to see that there are other people. I have felt isolated in my dismay, and it's like a community prayer to see everyone out together. I'm very happy about it.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Do you think this is all going to mean anything?
NANCY MORRISON: It doesn't matter. In the global sense, I think it always does when people of goodwill speak out.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Mike Corcoran is a Connecticut father of two who, until now, has never been involved in protest.
MIKE CORCORAN: I don't see why the United States has to get so involved. I really don't understand why we always have to be the international world peacekeepers. What's the whole point of the U.N. if the United States always has to be the ones out there?
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Valerie Lucznikowska belongs to a group called peace for tomorrow, made up of people who lost loved ones on 9/11.
VALERIE LUCZNIKOWSKA: It wasn't Iraqis who flew into the world trade center. It was mostly Saudis on the planes. Iraq did not commit that.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: So even if the U.N. was on board?
VALERIE LUCZNIKOWSKA: Perhaps if the U.N. were completely on board. If the U.N. could vote on it completely, perhaps in that instance, because that would mean that they found true evidence. That would be a different story. But no evidence has been found. Some empty shell casings are not true evidence.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Dozens of speakers addressed the crowd during a two-hour rally on the national Mall.
JESSE JACKSON: Let's not attack Iraq. Let's choose minds over missiles, and negotiation over confrontation.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Politicians were joined by a contingent from Hollywood.
JESSICA LANGE: We have checked in our hearts, in our minds, it is an immoral war that they are beginning, and we must not be silenced. We have to be able to stand up and say no.
JANEANE GAROFALO: This is a war for imperialism it's going to have disastrous effects globally. It's going to further destabilize the Middle East, escalate the violence in Israel and Palestine.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: After the rally, the field of demonstrators spread out and marched from the Capitol to the Washington navy yard. At one point outside the Washington Marine barracks, the marchers met with a small group of counter demonstrators who called them unpatriotic.
BILL GEORGE: America is a great country. It's a freedom loving country, it's a peace loving country. But sometimes you can preach, sometimes you pray, every once in a while you gotta fight.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Some of the anti war demonstrators carried signs that said "No blood for oil," a reference to their contention that a war against Iraq would not be about combating terrorism, but about help Pres. Bush get control of Iraq's rich oil fields.
ROSE LAZARRE: I think this war is about oil because he's got other enemies elsewhere. North Korea is ready, but he's not going.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: You don't think it's about terrorism?
ROSE LAZARRE: No, not at all.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Do you think Saddam Hussein is a threat to the U.S.?
ROSE LAZARRE: No.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: Saleem Noormohamed brought his wife and ten-year- old daughter to the demonstration. He believes opposition to a possible war is significant.
SALEEM NOORMOHAMED: The interesting thing is it is heartening to see black, white, yellow, and everybody there who is against war. And the whole idea that the whole country is behind Mr. Bush is ludicrous.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: The protests came at a time when polls show more than 50 percent of the American people do not believe Pres. Bush has made a case for an all out war. Anti-war groups have been buoyed by that and by the actions of some local governments. A number of city councils have passed resolutions opposing war, including Chicago's last week.
SPOKESMAN: Resolution passed.
LITTLE GIRL IN COMMERCIAL: One, two…
BETTY ANN BOWSER: The anti-war groups have also taken to the airwaves. An Internet-based antiwar organization called move-on.org began airing this television ad, which is copied after the controversial 1964 campaign ad run by Pres. Lyndon Johnson's campaign.
SPOKEPERSON: Maybe that's why Americans are saying to Pres. Bush. let the inspections work.
BETTY ANN BOWSER: But the most visible opposition to a possible war has been on the streets. Besides the march in Washington, there were protests in a dozen other cities, including this one in San Francisco, where tens of thousands turned out. Organizers of the events timed the protests to coincide with celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday. He was assassinated at a time when he was organizing demonstrations to protest the war in Vietnam. The march on Saturday in Washington was mostly peaceful. But 16 protesters were arrested on Sunday in a smaller demonstration.


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Posted by Anonymous on 11/28/2007
Bottom line, the food was great. I was ooohing and ahhhing over everything I ate. Portions are small, yes...but I think the intention is for each person to order two "small plates" which is what we did. The prices lend themselves to that too. My date and I ordered two vegetable dishes, a fish dish and a meat dish and that was perfect for us. However, we almost didn't even sit down just based on the attitude of the "host". The restaurant was full but not packed, and the host made us feel like we were never going to sit down since we didn't have a reservation...it was after 9pm on a Tuesday night too so we didn't think it would be such an issue. He didn't even attempt to accomodate us. We asked if we could sit in the bar area and he snapped at us to help ourselves. Once in the bar area however, our waitress was a pleasure and served us flawlessly. So I guess my only complaint is Mr. Attitude at the front door. There's just no need for that. He should go back to whatever bridge and tunnel velvet rope night club he came from and realize that truly great restaurants become exclusive simply based on supply of customers outnumbering the amount of seats available in a night...not by snooty attitudes of hosts. Such a turnoff.
Posted by Sarah on 11/26/2007
Eh.....I expected a lot more from this spot than attitude at the front door and small portions on the food.
Posted by Unsatisfied on 11/22/2007
Myself and my girlfriend love trying new restaurants t'was the night before thanksgiving and we were alone in the city; we figured we try this place out; I check out menupages and call the place in advance. The gentlemen advises me that reservation is always required but he assures me that can have a table for two ready for 9:45pm Wed night. We arrive and the man at the door reinforces the need for a reservation and kind of makes us feel guilty for not having one, when I mention the gentleman on the phone he asks for his name. Oh Please like I remember nor had I asked. Bottom line, the food portions were extremely small, the servers were overly hyper the dessert menu had only two items. And not to mention to the mediocre wine menu which was overly priced. The atmosphere is enchanting as your first walk in, after a brief moment at the table you notice the cafeteria height ceilings and the tables and chairs. Take away the fancy flatware and you have your self belvue hospital cafeteria with wooden walls. My girlfriend being of Lebanese descent found the food to be close to authentic, portions small yet tasty, I myself a food lover thought the food lacked a bit of pizazz maybe I expected too much maybe they didn't have much to offer. Ending note, it you are looking for a ritzy place to impress your date and you manage hedge funds this is you spot. If you want to have a great meal with a great value look elsewhere.
Posted by Mike SmileZ on 11/19/2007
This esatblishment may be hard to find (there was no sign outside when I went for a preview night), but it is worth searching for. It is very nicely decorated with gorgeous high ceilings. The food is great and the service should be rated higher than a 5 as both my serve and bar tender was amazing. I recommend trying: Duck Shawarma w/ pomegranate molasses, fig, and green onion Amberjack raw thinly sliced w/ spiced babaghanouj Kaskkawan Cheese duck egg and desert truffle Kibbeh Naya lamb steak tartar w/ bulghur, onion & mint Toro Tartar bulghur mint, red onion & crispy flat bread Mussels arak, garlic, and aleppo The drinks, while expensive ($14) are worth noting as well. I had the Not-So-Bloody Mary, made with a special tomato consumme. I loved this drink, as it was not strong with the spice or the tomato.

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How many time have we heard various stories and self formed notions about various things related to technology and technological developments. This list brings to you the top ten most common misconceptions about technology. Read on to enlighten yourself, thank you very much!
Misconception: It is dangerous to use a cellphone at a gas station
The reason for the wide-spread of this little bit of information about cell phones and their relevance to the gas station is due to a lot of emails that went out indicating that explosions and like wise mishaps at the gas station were due to the usage of cell phones. It was initially reported that SHELL was behind these emails. SHELL refused of course and the whole concept was left hanging in the air without a shred of scientific or experimental proof. Despite complete lack of proper proof gas and petrol pumps continue to post messages and warnings that people should switch off their phones while getting gas or petrol. Weird how people will believe just anything!


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In robocall, D.C. Councilmember Jim Graham called 'wretched,' 'immoral'
District residents are receiving a robocall that calls Ward 1 D.C. Councilmember Jim Graham "sick," and focuses on an abortion procedure he helped fund for a former staff member.
"Paying to take a life is evil, especially when you weren't even the parent," the call's narrator says. "Jim Graham is wretched, immoral, and doesn't deserve to represent us. Let's get a decent human being to fight for our children. Not kill them."
A spokesperson for the Graham campaign said the campaign was aware of the call and had contacted the Metropolitan Police Department. The campaign, which is asking media outlets not to post recordings of the call, has also alerted federal authorities, the spokesperson said.
"This is the lowest form of a robocall that I've ever heard," Graham campaign spokesperson Chuck Thies said. "Ever."
Graham, who received the calls at his home, said the attacks made him "feel a little sad about the process."
"It's scurrilous, inaccurate, and very upsetting," Graham said.
The call carries no indication of who funded it and no other group or candidate name is attached.
The abortion referenced in the robocall was documented in a Washington City Paper story, which reported that Graham paid for the $3,200 procedure with his personal credit card and was later repaid by his former staffer, Ted Loza.
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"It sort of felt like today was just a monumental set back," he said. "It's just ugliness."
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Colorado's summer reading programs were unveiled today by the Colorado Department of Education and Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia at Mesa County Central Library as part of Colorado's Literacy Week activities.
This summer, the department will offer two summer reading programs to readers of all ages.
"The theme of the State Library's Summer Reading Program is 'Dream Big' and we want to encourage all of Colorado's families to do just that," said Lt. Gov. Garcia. "We're challenging everyone to collectively read an additional 1.25 million pages in 2012 through their local library's summer reading program. This challenge is to commemorate Mile High United Way's 125th anniversary and to further promote a love for reading in homes across the state.
This challenge translates into an increase from last summer's 1.5 million pages read to 2.75 million pages in 2012. In 2011, a total of 240,110 Colorado residents participated in summer reading programs in public libraries. Of these readers, 152,720 were children, 43,695 teens, and 16,824 adults.
In conjunction, Commissioner of Education Robert Hammond has launched a second summer reading program titled, "Find a Book, Colorado." By logging onto http://www.lexile.com/findabook/ parents, teachers and students can find a reading map, book search tool and other free resources they can access to help them use measures to find challenging and engaging books for summer reading and throughout the year.
"Research shows that one reason children do not read enough over the summer is because they have difficulty finding books at their reading level that really interest them," said Hammond. "That is why we are offering the 'Find a Book' website to help students find books that are well-matched to their reading skill level and topic interests."
Readers of all ages can sign up for summer reading programs in their local libraries in June and July. Many studies show that reading regularly during the summer significantly helps students to prevent "summer set-back," during which students can lose reading gains of the previous school year. Research also suggests that kids read more when they're having fun, when they see others reading, and when they can choose their own reading material; these activities are all hallmarks of summer reading programs. Younger children participate by being read to by parents or siblings. Even adults get into the game and set their own goals for reading.
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The Grove on Midland Pkwy., in Summerville was a target for thieves September 19. One victim reported that her vehicle had been rummaged through and a phone charger stolen. Another reported that his wallet was stolen from his vehicle. A third reported that her blue and silver Tao Tao Motorscooter was stolen, valued at $1,100.
While you sleep…
Summerville Police has investigated yet another rash of items stolen from vehicles at area motels, September 22-23. The motels include the Hampton Inn and The Quality Inn.
In the first incident, at the Hampton Inn, $1,200 of damage and stolen items was reported when the victim noticed the back windows of his van had been broken out and the tools he stored in the van were missing.
Another victim reported that the rear window of his Explorer was broken out and a tool bag was missing. The damage and stolen items were valued at $675.
Police noticed another vehicle, a Dodge Ram, with its windows broken out but the owner said nothing was stolen.
Checking the parking lot next door at the Quality Inn, police discovered a Crown Victoria with a black bag matching the description of victim #1's bag in the back seat. Both victims identified items stolen from them in the car.
Police seized the vehicle, and turned it over to the investigative division to execute a search warrant. The vehicle tag is registered to Dashawn Gabriel Crawford of St. Stephen but belongs on a Ford Expedition. The VIN of the Crown Victoria is registered to Tissa Lee Anderson of North Charleston.
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Session V35: DNA/RNA in Vitro
11:15 AM–2:15 PM, Thursday, March 8, 2007
Colorado Convention Center Room: 405
Sponsoring Unit: DBP
Chair: Henryk Bohr, Technical University of Denmark
Abstract ID: BAPS.2007.MAR.V35.7
Abstract: V35.00007 : Structural Analysis of D- and L-RNA by UV-Resonance Raman Spectroscopy
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S. Binder
(IAP, Univ. of Hamburg)
S. Bolik
(IAP, Univ. of Hamburg)
B. Schulz
(IAP, Univ. of Hamburg)
M. Ruebhausen
(IAP, Univ. of Hamburg)
M. Perbandt
(Biochem., Univ. of Hamburg)
M. Kramer
(Biochem., Univ. of Hamburg)
C. Betzel
(Biochem., Univ. of Hamburg)
V.E. Erdmann
(Biochem., FU Berlin)
S. Klussmann
(Noxxon Pharma AG, Berlin)
N. Genov
(BAS, Bulgaria)
Chirality is a fundamental aspect of chemical biology. Nucleic molecules naturally only exist in D- but not in L-configuration. However, the origins of this homochirality are not understood. Here we show that there are differences between the Raman spectra of D-RNA and L-RNA at different photon energies. We have analyzed the L and the D enantiomer of an RNA molecule with the sequence (r(CUGGGCGG)\textbf{.}r(CCGCCUGG)) by Raman spectroscopy at different wavelengths. The bases of nucleic acids as well as aromatic amino acids and peptide bonds show electronic transitions in the deep UV. As the oscillation modes depend on conformation and surrounding of a protein, Raman Spectroscopy can be used for structural analysis.$^{ }$When subtracting the Raman spectra of D- and L-RNA from each other, the resulting Raman Difference Spectra indicates that both forms have slightly different Raman tensors. Differences in the D- and L-RNA spectra for different incident photon energies can be explained when assuming that the electronic states in both configurations are slightly shifted with respect to each other. Our results therefore reveal new insights into the nature of chirality in nucleic acids.
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"When Diego came to Argentinos Juniors for trials, I was
really struck by his talent and couldn't believe he was only
eight years old. In fact, we asked him for his ID card so we could
check it, but he told us he didn't have it on him. We were sure
he was having us on because, although he had the physique of a
child, he played like an adult. When we discovered he'd been
telling us the truth, we decided to devote ourselves purely to
Francisco Cornejo, the youth coach who discovered Diego Maradona
"Diego was capable of things no one else could match. The
things I could do with a football, he could do with an
Michel Platini, captain of France at Mexico 1986
"When Diego scored that second goal against us, I felt like
applauding. I'd never felt like that before, but it's
true... and not just because it was such an important game. It was
impossible to score such a beautiful goal. He's the greatest
player of all time, by a long way. A genuine phenomenon."
Gary Lineker, England striker at Mexico 1986
"And to think that before the World Cup people criticised
me, saying Maradona wasn't qualified to be captain and that he
still had to prove himself. One month later he completely dominated
the tournament. It was a huge step for him in terms of fame, and a
great reward for his work."
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"Diego is someone many people want to imitate - a
controversial figure, both loved and loathed, and someone who
provokes huge debate, especially in Argentina. In Mexico (in 1986),
we had to stop him from training, otherwise he would have been at
it day and night. Bilardo wouldn't let him, as he said the
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Writing a Persuasive Paper
I really need to go to the mall! I need a cookie!........
Kids use persuasion all the time.
H*e*Y....guess what???
I even use it quite a bit myself!
I am sitting here doing my writing lesson plans for next week and put together a chart I will project on the board to use for my mini lesson on Author's Purpose. We will actually be talking about this in reading and writing, with the main focus being on persuasive writing. I thought I would share in case you would like to use. The author's purpose chart will be FREE, but you may want to include it with my persuasive writing lesson that I have in my Teachers Pay Teachers store, so check that out by clicking the link below.
Before I display this chart, I will probably say something like, "Did you know authors love PIE?" and then I will probably say, "Oh yes... look... I am an author and I love PIE!", and then I will open a Little Debbie Oatmeal Pie and take a bite....HA!... something like that always gets their attention. Then of course, I will display the chart and we will discuss it, and then I will probably give them a half of a pie to reinforce that they too are authors, and so they will get some pie. (nice teacher, ah?)
Click here to view my persuasive writing lesson using Oreo cookies.
This is a third activity on Author's Purpose you can have your students do for a literacy center. They complete this one individually on a book of their choice.


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U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill introduced bipartisan legislation today to strike part of the health care reform law that is costing Missouri hospitals $15 million a year in Medicare payments.
McCaskill's legislation would repeal a provision of the law that is causing states, including Missouri, to subsidize high wages at hospitals through Medicare reimbursements. Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., is another sponsor of the bill.
"This provision unfairly benefits some states to the disadvantage of others, like Missouri - it's inefficient, and I'm happy to work in a bipartisan way to improve the health care reform law by repealing the provision," McCaskill said. "I've consistently said that, whether you supported or opposed the Affordable Care Act, we can work together to keep improving and strengthening it as it's implemented."
Herb Kuhn, president of the Missouri Hospital Association, said he was pleased with the bill. The Missouri Hospital Association has been working for more than a year to try to fix the problem.
"We're thrilled Sen. McCaskill has stepped forward and is working to bring Medicare money back to Missouri," Kuhn said.
Medicare rules say that a state's urban hospitals must be reimbursed for wages paid to doctors and staff at least as much as rural hospitals. A provision in the health reform law required that Medicare reimbursements for hospital wages come from a national pool of money, instead of from each state's allocation. As a result, any increase for one particular state means a decrease for other states.
In Massachusetts, the state's one rural hospital, Nantucket Cottage, sets the floor for wage reimbursements in the state. While rural hospitals typically have lower wages than urban ones, wages at Nantucket Cottage are high because of the hospital's remote location and high cost of living.
Nantucket Cottage's rural designation has allowed the state's 81 other hospitals to collectively reap hundreds of millions of dollars in Medicare reimbursements at the expense of other states, like Missouri. Missouri alone stands to lose $15 million this year. Only nine states come out ahead under the current system.


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The concert, sponsored in part by 94.7 The Country Giant and IWC Cash & Carry, will feature a group of chart-topping country music artists who joined together to form the Honky-Tonk Tailgate Party Tour: Daryle Singletary, Chad Brock, Jeff Carson and Rhett Akins. Tickets are available online from TTUsports.com or by calling the TTU ticket office at 372-3941 or 800-825-3948.
The concert highlights a weekend of Wild West-themed events for TTU Homecoming.
According to promotional materials, the Honky Tonk Tailgate Party tour is a unique concert experience offering more than two hours of non-stop hits from some of country music's favorite artists. All four performers have had, and continue to produce, popular country music that spans the broad spectrums of country styles. The format of the show includes four separate performances followed by a culmination of all four artists meeting on stage to sing country and rock outlaw favorites.
Daryle Singletary, whose CD "That's Why I Sing This Way?" features performances from artists like Merle Haggard, George Jones and Dwight Yoakum, is often called a "neo-traditionalist" singer. His gravelly, baritone voice featured in smash hit singles "I Let Her Lie" and "Too Much Fun" have earned him much acclaim on the country music landscape.
Chad Brock's namesake album project produced the number-one single "Ordinary Life" and earned him a spot touring with Alan Jackson. His follow-up album featured "Yes!," another country chart-topping hit.
Jeff Carson hit the charts with his number-one hit "Not On Your Love" and the smash ballad "The Car," which won the ACM Video of the Year award. His 2001 hit "Real Life" also won acclaim and soared onto country charts.
Rhett Akins has had several hits, including his first number-one single, "That Aint My Truck." That success was duplicated with the hit "She Said Yes" and second first-place single, "Don't Get Me Started."
The concert is open to the public. Ticket prices range from $25 on the floor to $15 in the "bowl" reserved seats, and $10 top-level seating. TTU students will have the opportunity to buy one top-level ticket each for $5. Limited seating is available at each level.
Proceeds from the concert ticket sales will benefit TTU Athletics.
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Anderson Cooper has launched a new video podcast now available at cnn.com and on iTunes. This is the first time that the network has "time shifted" a daily news program.
Anderson Cooper has launched a new video podcast now available at cnn.com and on iTunes. This is the first time that the network has "time shifted" a daily news program.
'Anderson Cooper 360º Daily' Video Podcast Launches on CNN.com
Extending its reach to millions of on-the-go news junkies and portable video player enthusiasts, "Anderson Cooper 360º Daily" launched today on CNN.com. The daily video podcast, available by 5 a.m. (ET) on the morning following the broadcast, highlights the top segments from the prior evening's program.
The 20-minute "Anderson Cooper 360º Daily" includes an introduction from anchor Anderson Cooper original to the podcast, in-depth reports from multiple angles on the top news stories of the day and a selection of the program's top segments such as "Keeping Them Honest," investigative pieces focused on challenging authority, acknowledging whistleblowers and exposing corruption, "The Shot," highlighting amazing video or a fantastic picture and the story behind it; and "Raw Politics," off-the-beaten path political headlines that fuel watercooler chatter.
The "Anderson Cooper 360º Daily" is available for free at http://www.CNN.com/AC360podcast and in CNN's dedicated space on iTunes.
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In the Spring of 2013, a campaign was launched to ban the use of EPS foam at on-campus dining locations. Through a petition campaign and collaboration with students, faculty, staff and administration UH Manoa is now in the process of going foam-free. The apprived policy encourages the use of resuable and compostable products and its bans EPS foam from being used by new vendors of existing vendors renewing their contracts. This is a great victory for the sustainability movement at UH Manoa.
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There is nothing like mushrooms and pistachios. It is an aphrodisiac match made in heaven!
Pistachios are known to be aphrodisiacs for men. Pistachios belong to the Anacardiaceae family which is a cousin to the cashews. Pistachio trees can give fruit for 200 years. It was a symbol of verility in many ancient cultures. I am discovering that Americanpistachios.org is a wonderful source of information for pistachios.
Mushrooms, on the other hand, work miracles on women! They have a potency that makes us all happy. Ancient cultures used to make women go out and get wild mushrooms. Eventually, women would eat them on their way back and find that they were very "ecstatic" after consuming these fungus.
So, I decided to bring these two aphrodisiacs into a creamy mushroom sauce recipe just to see what kind of taste would be produced.
The results? A taste explosion of EPIC proportions!!
I used 3 different types of mushrooms in this creamy mushroom sauce recipe just to see what kind of flavor I can add to a classic recipe. The mushrooms I used were Portobello, Button and shiitake mushrooms. This turned out to be a great combination of mushrooms. The Portobello mushrooms provided a "meatiness" to the dish, The Button mushrooms provided a natural saltiness to the dish and the shitake gave the mushrooms a smokey flavor.
The pistachios topped the creamy mushroom sauce recipe by supplying a nutty and slightly spicy flavor to the dish. They also provided a wonderful crunchy surprise to the sauce. The dish gives you a very heady feeling when consumed with pasta. I suggest you enjoy it with your date or significant other. Where the flavor leads, you never know……
This creamy mushroom sauce is best served with pasta, but, I decided to serve it with a unique ravioli recipe. You w
ill get to see this recipe very soon on my site.
In the meantime, let me show you how I made my very aprhodisiac-y creamy mushroom sauce.
If you have any suggestions on aprhodisiac ingredients that you use
on your significant other in your recipe
Recipe Details (Makes 2 cups of Creamy Mushroom Sauce)
Total Time to Prepare (25 Minutes)
– 2 portobello mushrooms
– 2 cups of button mushrooms, stalks removed
– 4-5 shiitake mushrooms
– 1 cup of heavy cream
– 1/4 cup of pistachios, shelled
– 1 tsp dried oregano (if you have fresh oregano, use that instead)
– 1 tsp dried parsely
– 1 tsp of fresh or dried basil
– 2 tsp of olive oil
– 2 Thai chilies (optional)
– 2 cloves of garlic.
– 3 tsp of sea salt
– 1 tsp fresh ground pepper
– Coriander for garnish
– 1 cup of water
– Gently wash and remove the black stuff from the portobello mushroom's bottoms. This stuff ruins any recipe, especially a creamy mushroom sauce
– Wash the portobello mushrooms thoroughly and then dry them very well. Otherwise, the creamy mushroom sauce will be a watery sauce
– Wash the Shiitake mushrooms and allow to dry
– Crush the garlic cloves finely
– Crush the Thai chilies finely. Remove as many of the seeds as you can.
– Chop the portobello mushrooms lengthwise and then half them.
– Chop the button mushrooms into thin strips and the set aside
– Chop the shiitake mushrooms into pieces and set aside
– In a medium saucepan, add the olive oil and allow it to heat
– Add the crushed garlic
– If you are using the chopped Thai chilies, add them with the garlic
– Allow the garlic to brown a little. This will add flavor to the creamy mushroom sauce
– When the garlic is brown, add all the chopped mushrooms to the oil and turn down the heat to medium
– Do not touch the mushrooms for about 5 minutes. Allow them to cook on a slow-medium heat
– After 5 minutes, sprinkle half of the salt and leave the mushrooms for an0ther five minutes
– Add the oregano, basil and parsley herbs to the mushrooms
– Stir the mushrooms now slowly. If you are a pro at air-tossing the mushrooms using the pan and hand motion, go for it. This method is going to be very effective in coating the mushrooms with all the spices and salt.
– When the mushrooms have shrunk to half their size, turn up the heat a little. Allow the mushrooms to crisp a little
– Add the pistachios and stir well. Allow the pistachios to brown a little because it will release their wonderful flavor
– Add the heavy cream to the mushrooms no, while keeping the heat to medium
– Add the water to the creamy mushroom sauce now and let it boil a little
– Remove the mushrooms from the heat and add the freshly crushed black pepper
That is it! You are now ready to serve the creamy mushroom sauce with your favorite pasta! Or, you could wait until Thursday and serve it with a wonderful ravioli dish that I am going to be posting on that day.


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Surveillance photos distributed by police
Mar. 01, 2013 @ 05:39 PM
Henderson police have released a surveillance photo in hopes of getting help identifying a recent armed robbery suspect.
Police are looking for two suspects. The first is described as a tall male, about 6 feet and 180 pounds. The second suspect is described as a male, about 5-foot-7 and 150 pounds.
The robbery happened in the early morning hours of Saturday, Feb. 23, at Cruizers on 800 Dabney Drive in Henderson.
Tips are being accepted by police at (252) 438-4141. Reward money is available for tips to Crime Stoppers at (252) 492-1925. Crime Stoppers information can pay up to $2,000 and callers may remain anonymous.


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Duke's Mellencamp faces alcohol charge
Duke walk-on football player Hud Mellencamp, the son of Rock-n-Roll Hall of Famer John Mellencamp, was charged July 10 for illegal consumption of alcohol in his native Indiana, court records show.
The alcohol charge against Mellencamp, a junior defensive back for the Blue Devils who has yet to appear in a game, stems from a June 29 incident. WISH-TV in Indianapolis first reported the arrest.
Duke athletics department spokesperson Art Chase said that Mellencamp remains on the Blue Devils team.
Duke coach David Cutcliffe is scheduled to speak with reporters this afternoon at the ACC Operation Kickoff media event at Greensboro's Grandover Resort.
This the second legal issue in Indiana for Mellencamp.
Last summer, he and two other men, including his brother, Speck, were charged with felony assault after police say they kicked, punched and stomped another teenager following an altercation during a party at a Bloomington, Indiana, home.
Monroe County, Indiana, court records show that Hud Mellencamp has a pretrial conference on the felony charge scheduled for Thursday.
Court records also show that, on July 15, Monroe County Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Darcie Fawcett filed a motion in court to revoke Hud Mellencamp's bond on the felony assault charge. Mellencamp's attorneys objected to the bond request and the court set aside a decision until this week's pretrial conference.
The initial hearing on the alcohol charge, which is a misdemeanor, is scheduled for Sept. 25.


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American Reunion opens in theaters today, introducing a whole new generation of impressionable teens to the magic of band camp jokes and pie sex. We caught up with Chris Klein at the movie's premiere, and he told us that things on set were even crazier than in 1999. People partied, prank wars ensued, and Jason Biggs greeted him by slapping him in the nuts. That's the spirit!
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American Pie Hottie Shannon Elizabeth Discusses Her Character's "Lack Of Costume"
American Reunion opens wide today, allowing us to catch up with Jim, Stifler (and his mom!), Finch and the rest of the East Great Falls crew. But personally, we're probably most excited to reconnect with Shannon Elizabeth, who stripped her way into teen movie history as the sultry exchange student, Nadia! VH1 News was lucky enough to speak to the actress at the red carpet premiere of Cirque Du Soleil's "Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour" in New York City this week, where she looked just as lovely as she did in Jason Biggs' bedroom.
Even though it's become a modern classic, Shannon admits it's still weird to see herself on film 13-years younger in the original American Pie. "We were babies," she says. "We didn't even look like adults then! I know at the time we thought we were adults. But now it's like, 'OK, now we look like adults.'"
Though the 90s tinge of the original makes it look a little dated, it's not the fashion choices that make Shannon cringe. "Maybe my lack of costume," she admit. "I think that might be it for me." It's true that Shannon does spend a major part of the film wearing next to nothing. "Yeah, well, it worked for the time for the film, so what can I say? I made it through." What a pro! Check out more in the video clip, and see the gallery below for some of Shannon's hottest clothed looks.
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American Pie Cast Then And Now: No One's Mellowing With Age
After a long nine years since the last theatrical installment (sorry, we're not counting those four revered direct-to-DVD masterpieces), American Reunion finally hits theaters today. From what we've heard, the latest chapter of the American Pie franchise is gonna be the wildest yet! Although some of the gang is married with kids, it doesn't mean they've mellowed with age. VH1 News hit up the L.A. premiere and managed to catch up with Chris Klein, who plays lax-bro incarnate Chris "Oz" Ostreicher in the series and offered this comparison to the original: "It's more fun because the jokes are a little crazier, and I think us as a cast is a little bit crazier," he told our very own Kate Spencer. "I don't think anybody is any more mature or responsible than we were when we were 18 and 19 years old." Phew, that's a relief!
It's hard to believe it's been a whopping 13 years since the beloved original was released. Check out the gallery below to see your favorite American Pie stars, all grown up! From pie-shaggin' Jason Biggs to band camper Alyson Hannigan, Glee-wanna-be Mena Survari to Stifler's Mom, they're all here! Head on down to see, and get ready to feel reallllly old…
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American Reunion Cast Skipped Their Own High School Reunions … And Other Revelations
I grew up on American Pie back in the day, so getting to interview the cast at the American Reunion premiere was a late '90s high-schooler's dream come true. I grilled Chris Klein, Tara Reid, Mena Suvari, Shannon Elizabeth and the rest of the Pie Crew on the red carpet and learned some important things. Mainly, that they all had horrible prom nights, skipped their own high school reunions and really love singing Journey. In other words, some stars really are just like us!
American Reunion is out in theaters tomorrow.
Chris Klein Is Not Ashamed Of His Alcoholism. That Mamma Mia! Audition Tape, However…
Chris Klein made his claim to fame in the late '90s as a clear-skinned goof-hunk in movies like American Pie and, um, Rollerball. Now the American Reunion star is peeling back the layers of his squeaky-clean image to reveal the messy human goop underneath. "I would have died, and I think about that every single day," the actor tells People about his struggle with alcoholism, a battle which landed him in rehab in 2010 following a DUI. "It got to the point where I was a fragile shadow of the young man that came into this business. Today, I'm the luckiest guy alive."
While Klein has tackled plenty of demons in his journey to sobriety, the continual thorn in his side has to be the hilariously cringe-worthy audition tape he made for Mamma Mia! "I thought to myself, Wow, did I piss somebody off? Or maybe it was too good of an opportunity to pass up," Klein joked with HuffPo about the leaked footage of his sweaty, wild-eyed performance. "I don't know why I was in there. But I took a chance! It's a musical — let's see if I can give it a shot. And, you know, the way that they put it out there, it gets taken out of context and all that kind of thing. It was really a dreadful audition." Be strong, Chris. You survived being in Rollerball, after all. You got this.
Style Seen: Shannon Elizabeth Tops Her American Beauty With Armfuls Of Bling
American Reunion star Shannon Elizabeth stopped by Big Morning Buzz Live this week to hype her new comedy, as well as remind us why our high school boyfriends were obsessed with foreign exchange student Nadia in the original Pie movies. The fact she got to show off her mouth-watering bling was just an added bonus. Elizabeth sported sparkly accessories from her own jewelry line Shansen Jewelry, co-founded with her cousin Tamsen Fadal. "The necklace, the bracelets, the ring," Elizabeth ticked off. "It's all Shansen." Take a look at Elizabeth's head-to-toe ensemble below, because girl makes it clear that all that glitters is not gold. It's also turquoise. And ruby. And agate. And, oh right, her ridiculously shiny hair.
Farewell, Tara Reid The Hot Mess! We'll Miss You, Kind Of.
We've been waiting for this day to come: Tara Reid walked the American Reunion premiere red carpet in Melbourne yesterday and she looked…so good. Maybe she also looked like she's had a little face work done (Allegedly! We don't know!), but either way, girl is looking better than we've seen her in a long, long time. We guess it's finally time to say goodbye to Hot Mess Tara Reid. We had some good times, particularly from 2006 to 2009, but we're moving on now. We're all moving on. Before we do, let's take a trip down Memory Lane and say one last goodbye to the hottest of fashion messes. You have to admit, she was always fun at parties!
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American Reunion Joins The Long List Of Movies About How Awful Families Are
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Isn't falling in love, getting married and having babies just the worst? According to practically every movie in the past 30 years, yes! The full American Reunion trailer is out, and once again we are reminded how marriage and kids inevitably leads to a sexless, sleepless fugue state, a joyless domestic desert that only Stifler's Mom can rescue us from. Which of course made us look back on all the other films that have made family life look like the pits…or worse. Counting American Reunion as #10, from merely annoying to truly horrifying, here are our top 10 movies that seems to think having a family is the worst thing ever:
The American Reunion Trailer: Some Things Just Get Filthier With Age
The gangs all here and they're to their old disgusting antics in the new red-band American Reunion trailer. In case you aren't totally sure if you should watch it at work, we'd say consider it NSFW unless your boss happens to be Stifler's Mom. And if she is, congratulations! She is one special lady.
While there's no sign of any pie (yet!), we do get a sneak peak at some filthy highjinks involving a tube sock and a shower head. We also get to meet an adorable toddler, who is going to need years of psychotherapy to deal with having Alyson Hannigan and Jason Biggs as his parents. So, since you've probably seen the original American Pie, are you planning to RSVP for the Reunion?
Seann William Scott Out Of Rehab, Ready To Work
Seann William Scott checked into rehab last month voluntarily, to take care of "health and personal issues". The specifics were not revealed, only that they were serious enough for him to get treatment. Hopefully it's been a successful stint because his month's up and Seann's out of rehab. His spokesperson thinks seems to think so stating that Seann, "completed a successful treatment program."
We're hoping for the best for him, considering he has to go to work in a month. The 34-year-old actor will reprise his role as Stifler in American Reunion and as his rep reveals, "he is looking forward to beginning production next month…"
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For more advanced knitters, you simply need the chart and insert the face into your favourite beanie pattern. But for knitters who've only just begun to learn how to knit, I've got the pattern written out for you :)
Please be kind to me. If you find any errors, just email me!
Step 1: Specifications
Yarn: 1 ball of 8 ply white acrylic yarn (MC), 1 ball of 8 ply black 100% wool yarn (CC)
Gauge: What? I don't have time to do swatches. I am an average knitter; I don't knit too tightly or loosely.
Size: It fits my head loosely, which measures about 52cm with the tape across the middle of my forehead. I like a loose beanie because my face/head looks weird in one that fits snugly.
Step 2: Begin with 1X1 ribbing
CC: Black (stitches that are to be knitted in CC are BOLDED )
CO 152 using MC
Place a stitch marker before you begin to indicate the beginning of a round!
Row 1: K1, P1 (repeat to end)
Row 2: P1, K1 (repeat to end)
Repeat Rounds 1 & 2 until you have a 1x1 ribbed edge of about 1 inch long.
Round 3: Knit all in MC
Round 4: Knit all in MC
Like I mentioned, I like hats that are not snug, so that's why I casted a couple more stitches on. I gave a reference of my head circumference, so I hope that you can make adjustments as necessary.
This hat is knitted bottom-up. I used DPNs and that's why I was able to achieve the stockinette stitch by simply knitting every round. You can use circular needles, but that means that you will have to change needles when you start decreasing at the top. I think DPNs will be more convenient than circular needles.
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Thursday, January 9, 2014
The Green Wave basketball teams will carry some momentum into a showdown Friday.
Summerville swept Hanahan Saturday and Berkeley Tuesday but will need to play its best ball in order to be successful in games at Goose Creek Friday and during a tough region schedule that begins next week.
The Summerville girls earned a 64-31 victory at Berkeley. The Lady Green Wave outscored Berkeley 23-3 in the opening period 12-4 in the third.
Ashley Green led all scorers with 12 points and Cierra Mazyck added 10 points for Summerville. Jonnay Anthony led Berkeley with 11 points.
We improved on some things we have been struggling with against Berkeley, Summerville coach Matt Legare said. We are excited about the challenges of playing Goose Creek, defending the region championship, and competing in the playoffs.
The Lady Gators have had Summervilles number the last few seasons, but Summerville seems to be closing the gap. Last January, the Lady Green Wave fell 37-30 to Goose Creek in a very competitive game.
The Summerville boys earned a 60-47 victory at Berkeley.
Guard John Jenkins and center Christian Kalacanic both scored 16 points and point guard Timmy Singleton added 14. Alex Taylor led the Stags with 14 points.
Summerville took a 2-point lead into the half and then outscored Berkeley 14-10 in the third period to take control.
They gave us a good game, Summerville coach Greg Elliott said. The first half was tight but we defended a little better in the second half.
The Green Wave improved to 10-3 on the season with the win. On Friday, Summerville faces a Goose Creek team that only has one loss this season. Last January the Green Wave broke a losing streak to the Gators with a 52-51 victory so Goose Creek will be looking to avenge that loss.
We will need to score over 50 points against their tough man defense and contain their perimeter players, especially Dantez Bennemon, Elliott said.
Bennemon didnt play during the Gators 62-55 loss to Fort Dorchester on Dec. 16.
SUMMERVILLE Girls 64, BERKELEY Girls 31
Summerville (64): Cierra Mazyck 10, Chapman 9, Capers 9, Ashley Green 12, Green 9, Stewart 2, Anderson 3, Ketchel 2, Aldridge 8.
Berkeley (31): Mustapher 2, Ishmael 6, Funk 5, Harris 2, Jones 4, Liferidge 1, Jonnay Anthony 11.
Summerville 23 10 12 19-64
Berkeley 3 15 4 9-31
SUMMERVILLE Boys 60, BERKELEY Boys 47
Berkeley (47): Matthews 5, Harkness 3, Bradford 5, Edwards 4, Meggett 2, Richardson 3, Thompson 2, Harley 9, Alex Taylor 14.
Summerville (60): Singleton 14, Palmer 6, Jenkins 16, Wilkerson 4, Kalacanic 16.
Berkeley 13 13 10 11-47
Summerville 16 12 14 14-60
Records: Berkeley 7-6. Next: Berkeley hosts Hilton Head on January 14.
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- Dissociable roles for the ventromedial prefrontal cortex and amygdala in fear extinction: NR2B contributionFrancisco Sotres-Bayon
Center for Neural Science, New York University, New York, NY 10003, USA
Cereb Cortex 19:474-82. 2009....
- Prefrontal control of fear: more than just extinctionFrancisco Sotres-Bayon
Department of Psychiatry, University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Curr Opin Neurobiol 20:231-5. 2010..We suggest that dual control of the amygdala by separate prefrontal modules increases the flexibility of an organism's response to danger cues...
- Gating of fear in prelimbic cortex by hippocampal and amygdala inputsFrancisco Sotres-Bayon
Departments of Psychiatry and Anatomy and Neurobiology, University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine, P O Box 365067, San Juan, PR 00936 5067, USA
Neuron 76:804-12. 2012..Thus, deficient hippocampal inhibition of PFC may underlie emotional disorders, especially in light of reduced hippocampal volume observed in depression and PTSD...
- Acquisition of fear extinction requires activation of NR2B-containing NMDA receptors in the lateral amygdalaFrancisco Sotres-Bayon
Center for Neural Science, New York University, 4 Washington Place, New York, NY 10003, USA
Neuropsychopharmacology 32:1929-40. 2007..Thus, our results support a previously not known role for NMDA-dependent plasticity in the lateral amygdala during the acquisition of fear extinction...
- Emotional perseveration: an update on prefrontal-amygdala interactions in fear extinctionFrancisco Sotres-Bayon
Center for Neural Science, New York University, New York, New York 10003 6621, USA
Learn Mem 11:525-35. 2004..Based on this result, we propose an updated model for integrating hippocampal-based contextual information with prefrontal-amygdala circuitry...
- Brain mechanisms of fear extinction: historical perspectives on the contribution of prefrontal cortexFrancisco Sotres-Bayon
Center for Neural Science, New York University, New York, New York 10003, USA
Biol Psychiatry 60:329-36. 2006..We also consider the role of the mPFC in a broader neural circuit for extinction that includes the amygdala and hippocampus...
- Individual differences in fear: isolating fear reactivity and fear recovery phenotypesDavid E A Bush
Center for Neural Science, New York University, New York, NY 10003, USA
J Trauma Stress 20:413-22. 2007..Because clinical disorders may reflect extreme phenotypes, identification of the biological basis for these differences could provide insights into human individual differences in fear...
- Systemic propranolol acts centrally to reduce conditioned fear in rats without impairing extinctionJose Rodriguez-Romaguera
Department of Psychology Undergraduate Program, University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Biol Psychiatry 65:887-92. 2009..With an auditory fear conditioning task in rats, we assessed the effects of systemic propranolol on the expression and extinction of two measures of conditioned fear: freezing and suppression of bar-pressing...
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Departments of Psychiatry and Anatomy and Neurobiology, University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine, San Juan, PR 00936
Neuron 61:655-6. 2009..In this issue of Neuron, Jhou and colleagues identify a region in the midbrain tegmentum that signals aversive events and inhibits midbrain dopamine neurons...


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The Victoria Advocate reports some monarch butterflies have been spotted this week in South Texas making their journey from Canada.
Paul Meredith, a Victoria master naturalist and entomology specialist, said Monday that drought conditions since 2011 in Texas and farther north have affected butterfly numbers. He says monarch butterflies also feed on milkweed that may have been killed due to farming practices.
Meredith expects about 60 million monarchs to reach Mexico this year, about a fifth of the number that usually migrate.
A September monarch tagging event in Dubuque, Iowa, yielded no butterflies. Experts cited drought and flooding, plus tornadoes that disrupted migratory paths.
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Linking parasitic plant-induced host morphology to tritrophic interactions
Mooney, Kailen A.; Geils, Brian W.; Linhart, Yan B. 2006. Linking parasitic plant-induced host morphology to tritrophic interactions. Annals of the Entomological Society of America. 99(6): 1133-1138.
We investigated the tritrophic interactions among southwestern dwarf mistletoe [Arceuthobium vaginatum (Willd.) Presl subsp. cryptopodum], mistletoe herbivores, and host pine (Pinus ponderosa Dougl. ex Laws. and C. Laws. variety scopulorum Engelm.) associated predators. In an observational study, we characterized differences in pine-associated arthropods and pine branch morphology between branches either parasitized by mistletoe (brooms) or not visibly infected. Compared with noninfected branches, brooms had a more reticulate branching structure, collected 36 times more dead needles and supported 1.7 times more arthropod predators. In a manipulative field experiment, we investigated whether pine-associated predators fed upon lepidopteran herbivores of mistletoe and thereby reduced herbivore damage to the parasite. Over a 30-d trial, herbivores fed upon approximately two-thirds of available mistletoe shoots. Predator removal increased herbivore survival by 56% but had no detectable effect on the level of herbivory damage. We speculate that herbivores compete for mistletoe shoots and that increased per-capita feeding compensated for predator reduction of herbivore abundance. In summary, our results demonstrate that mistletoe parasitism altered the pine arthropod community, including an increase in the density of predators that likely feed upon mistletoe herbivores.
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Cody Belew Reveals His Voice Season 3 Regrets and Plans For a "Banging-Ass Record"
After Team Cee Lo's Cody "Bam-Bam" Belew departed The Voice a few weeks ago, we were heartbroken. Although this season is filled of talented performers who ultimately outshone him vocally, we were still hoping to see him make it a bit further.
However, in a recent chat with TVLine, the charming Southern singer explained that every performance was a calculated move, evolving throughout the season by exposing a new "layer" of himself each week. While it likely wasn't in his game plan to get eliminated, he said that his next career moves will follow that road map, too.
"As far as the evolution of me in the competition … that was intentional on my part. I was very plugged-in and aware that the audience needed to have a storyline to follow," he explained. "If I just came right out of the gate with 'Crazy in Love,' I would've come across like [fellow Team Cee Lo contestant] DOMO did."
The poor "Lady Gaga of China" didn't make it too far, losing to Cody in the battle rounds, so it's clear that former Arkansas pig farmer definitely had a leg up, and he cites a lack of "overconfidence" for that.
"I'm not that person who is overly confident and cocky, but I'm very, very sure of myself when it comes to the performances that I'm capable of," he continued. "So I wanted to layer those week by week. If I gave too much away at the beginning, where would I go from there?"
As for what's next? He wants to channel his "Crazy in Love" performance for a "danceable" album.
"My first album, God willing there will be one, will rely heavily on iconic beats. I want it to be danceable, but I don't want to get into that techno that's kind of taken over pop music," he explained. "Think classic beat-focused music that people just want to turn up and sing along to, and then go see in concert."
But wait, there's more! Country, that is.
"I eventually want to pay homage to my country roots. I'd love to do that playfully, maybe in the way that Madonna did when she sang 'Don't Tell Me,' and went through her cowgirl stage," he dished. "But I hope that there will be a time that I can hit on all the genres that I love, because I think we've seen with artists like Adele that the genre specifics may not be such a big deal anymore. As long as it's a banging-ass record, people will buy it."
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Newmarket woman Angela Garton warned "prison is on the cards" after stealing £55,000 from her employers
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A woman from Newmarket who stole £55,000 from her employers while working as a bookkeeper has been warned that a prison sentence is "very much on the cards."
Angela Garton, 37, of Portland Road, Newmarket, appeared on Friday at Ipswich Crown Court after pleading guilty to an offence of theft from an employer at a previous hearing.
Garton had been working as a bookkeeper at Wendy Milbank Ltd, which is now known as FoodAmour, in Fordham Road, Newmarket.
Prosecutor Robert Sadd told the court that the money, which totalled £55,000 had been taken by Garton over a period of almost four years.
She had used her position to advance funds from the catering company to herself and before her arrest had been trying to pay back the money at the rate of £10 a week.
The court heard that a Probation Service report had identified that Garton, a mother of two, had a history of high alcohol use and had been trying to address the problem.
Garton, who has no previous convictions, took the money during a four year period between December 31, 2009 and September 2, 2013.
Defending, Hugh Vass said Garton had worked for the company for five years and was realistic about the possibility of being sent to prison.
Adjourning sentencing until July 17, Mr Recorder Richard Christie QC told Garton that more information.
He requested details about her alcohol use and personal circumstances, deciding the information was needed before a decision could be made on the most appropriate sentence to pass.
Mr Recorder Christie ordered that reports be obtained from Garton's GP and Suffolk's alcohol treatment workers
He said: "It may make no difference to the final outcome but it could have an effect."
Garton was warned by Mr Recorder Christie that: "Custody is very much on the cards."


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In her resignation to her station, Becky is very much a product of her time. The film functions as a reflection of any number of American ills of the moment: contemporary class warfare, educational failure, the hopelessness of the job market, the weird disenfranchising of women. The latter, in particular, hits a nerve.
"I have had so many interesting conversations with women at screenings of the movie, having people come up and say, 'Your movie rocked me,'" Zobel says. "They connected in some way to feeling sexually exploited. It's much more prevalent even than I guessed."
At its Sundance premiere, Compliance was criticized by at least one vocal audience member for plumbing sexual abuse for "entertainment." But there's a difference between a film about exploitation and an exploitative movie. Walker, while mostly nude for much of her screen time, is hardly ogled by the camera. Zobel suggests the extremities of her degradation rather than explicitly fetishizing them, making the viewer feel as helpless as the victim rather than encouraging the audience to get off on her humiliation.
Zobel looked to an intriguing hodgepodge of films as aesthetic and tonal guides, from Romanian abortion drama 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days, to '60s subway-hostage drama The Incident, to the art-house cinema of psychological implication of Michael Haneke and Lars von Trier. "I almost felt like that was the genre, like, 'What am I doing that's different from them?'" Zobel admits. Haneke, he says, "Is clearly a very, very sophisticated filmmaker, but sometimes I feel that the objectivity that comes out of his movies; there's a coldness, a judgment that I hoped I avoid. I hoped that I was making something that had more faith in humanity. Because I don't think that we're all bad and terrible. I don't hate people."
"I just felt, this is a strange conversation that needs to be had," Zobel adds. "It is hard to imagine that these things can exist. That's why I made a movie about it."
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Arizona Diamondbacks' Aaron Hill makes 'big' appearance at Phoenix Open Pro-Am
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Aaron Hill has never been known to have a big head, until Wednesday.
As the Diamondbacks' second baseman made his way to the first tee for the Waste Management Phoenix Open Annexus Pro-Am, he couldn't help but notice a very large likeness of himself; in fact, four very large likenesses.
Teammates Charles Brewer, Eric Chavez, Josh Collmenter and Patrick Corbin were each carrying Aaron Hill Fatheads.
"We were thinking about bringing signs," said Collmenter, the mastermind of the group. "We were just going to make a big sign that said, �King of the Hill', or maybe a quote from (the movie) �Happy Gilmore' or something. And then we threw around the idea of the Big Heads. I was looking into getting them, and the D-backs said, �Oh, we can have somebody make them', so they made them and got them for us. I didn't realize they were going to be as enormous as they are."
Yes, they were quite big.
"I think this is hilarious," Corbin said laughing.
It got better.
Hill's playing partner, second-year PGA Tour pro Billy Horschel, joined in on the fun.
"As soon as we showed up, he's like, �Those guys are coming with us.' He's drawn glasses and a mustache on one of them," Collmenter said. "It really worked out that (Hill) is playing with such a fun guy."
Conditions were perfect at the TPC Scottsdale�sun and bright blue skies greeted the golfers, giving Hill's supporters perhaps one last opportunity before getting back to work. Diamondbacks pitchers and catchers report to spring training one week from Thursday; position players five days later.
"Just come out here and support�kind of follow Aaron around and just help him out; take the pressure off of him a little bit," Corbin said. "He's having a good time with it."
Perhaps inspired by the support, Hill played fairly well, for stretches.
"He just birdied the last hole (No. 8), so hopefully he can get on a groove here," Chavez said.
Again, it was all in good fun.
"Aaron is great. He's taking it in stride and having fun with it," Collmenter said. "It's nice to have a little relaxed atmosphere out here, especially for the pros. I'm sure it's good for them because Thursday through Sunday is so intense it seems like so for them to just kind of let loose and have fun. It's a good time. He's with a good group, it seems like."
So, what was Hill's reaction to his teammates ribbing?
"It's funny, man. I mean its good stuff," he said. "What are teammates for, right?"
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12.20.11 MEN'S BASKETBALL: Cavs Host Algoma Tonight
Men's Basketball, 2011-12-20
Walsh (8-1) looks for their sixth straight win when they host Algoma University (7-4) at Alumni Arena tonight. The Cavs are coming off a 95-80 win over The University of Akron-Wayne last Friday. Ron Kinney (6-7, Sr., Cleveland, OH/Rhodes) scored a career-high 30 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. He was 12-21 from the field and 6-11 from three-point. Kenny Kornowski (6-9, Jr., Marshallville, OH/Smithville) (pictured left) added 17 points and 11 rebounds on 7-11 from the field and L. J. Sutton (6-7, Sr., Youngstown, OH/Cardinal Mooney) added 10 points and 10 rebounds on 5-8 from the field. For the second straight game Brad DuPont (6-0, So., Massillon, OH/Jackson/Wheeling Jesuit) just missed a triple double with 19 points, 12 assists and 8 rebounds. Rian Burrell (6-3, Fr., Zanesville, OH/HS) added 13 points off the bench.
Algoma, out of Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario Canada, is 7-4 on the season and compete in the Ontario College Athletic Association. The Thunderbirds split two games at the Notre Dame College. They best host Notre Dame 69-65 on Sunday, before falling 76-74 to Rio Grande yesterday. Jovain Wilson (6-2, Sr., G) leads the team in scoring and is averaging 20.2 points. Dale Oworu (6-4, Sr., F) is next at 16.4 points and leads the team in rebounding (21.7). The T-Birds are averaging 81.2 points and allowing 62.8.
Ron Kinney leads the team in scoring (19.8) and is averaging 25.3 points in his last four games. Kinney is shooting 55% from the field, 46% from three-point and 83% from the line. Kenny Kornowski is next at 19.4 points and leads the team in rebounding (9.8). Kornowski is shooting a team-best 57% from the field. Rian Burrell is third on the team in scoring at 11.7, mostly off the bench. He has started twice. The freshman is shooting 56% from the field and and team-best 48% from three-point. L. J. Sutton is also scoring in double figures at 10.1 points and is averaging 6.4 rebounds. Brad DuPont is handing out 9.7 assists per game, which matches his scoring average. He has just missed a triple double in each of the last two games.
Walsh leads the all-time series 5-0.
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