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Thanks for this series. I was involved with HS athletics for a long time, but until my son became a varsity coach, I had no idea of the length and breadth of the work involved. Bless high school coaches everywhere.
Seriously? A 3 part series of articles on John Glenn's difficulty in finding a conference? I am not unsympathetic to Gleen's problems in this area. But why not make Part 2 about Pinconning and Part 3 about Standish Sterling--2 schools that also got burned with the dissolution of the NEMC and have also had zero success in finding another conference in which to play? John Glenn is not the only school around that is facing this difficulty, and Pinconning and and S-S certainly don't have the luxury of considering an offer from the SVL.
Really? Stevie Wonder would have seen Saad going from the conference semifinals in the OHL one week to playing in a first round Stanley Cup playoff game the next week?
Stevie has better eye sight than me, then . Saad is a wonderful player who shold enjoy a long a successful career ion the NHL. But he is making a huge leap. This wouldn't have surprised me at all had it happened next year, and without injuries/suspensions to the Hawks, it wouldn't have happened this year. If you check the Hawks' fan message board, the split for this move is about 50/50, and even the (few) fans who are clearly knowledgeable about Saad are divided as to whether this is a good or bad move.
That said---may Saad have a great game. And may the Coyotes win.....
Thank you for your work in bringing our area's environmental issues into the news. Your efforts will be missed. Good luck.
Padron, if you would rather watch exciting teams that lose (Fielder/LaFlore et al) than "boring" teams that win, please do so. The last time I checked, not finishing in first is losing.Tigers may or may not win their division, but at least they have a shot, and not many people gave them that at the beginning of the season.
This President is a role model--he is the very definition of what most people consider an "American success story". (a Horatio Alger tale, a couple of generations ago). What an inflammatory speech--stay in school, work hard, and make something of yourself. Isn't that what most conservatives are complaining kids AREN'T doing today??
The very fact that this is controversial depresses me about the future of our country.
Thank God today's game is in the afternoon. After two nights of watching "just a couple of innings" that turned into 1:30 bedtimes, I'm ready!
I was fearing a sweep, even with JV pitching. Great job to prove me wrong, guys.
After reading the majority of these posts, it's no surprise that our country is struggling so badly. When even the pretense of civility has totally disappeared--as it has on this board--it bodes ill for our future.
I feel about former VP Cheney as many of these posters feel about Sen. Kennedy. I would never dream of posting such hateful dispicable trash were I to hear of his death.
These messages truly sicken me.
Mr. Sylvester is off base with his comments about poor health care in Canada. The Canadians I know find it barbaric that the US denies health care programs to a full third of the citizens in this country.
And I trust that all these people screaming about government interference in their health care have absolutely nothing to do with Medicare...
I own a business and I'm a health care professional. Guilty on both counts--and I support a single payor program. Anyone who doesn't work with the present nightmare sytem on a daily basis has no idea what's going on.
padron--How in God's name are you blaming this on Rodney???? A swinging bunt and two errors by Rayburn on playable ground balls scored the third run. There are lots of people that deserve to hang their heads after this loss. Rodney is not one of them.
padron--How in God's name are you blaming this on Rodney???? A swinging bunt and two errors by Rayburn on playable ground balls scored the third run. There are lots of people that deserve to hang their heads after this loss. Rodney is not one of them.
padron--How in God's name are you blaming this on Rodney???? A swinging bunt and two errors by Rayburn on playable ground balls scored the third run. There are lots of people that deserve to hang their heads after this loss. Rodney is not one of them.
Nice diss on NHL hockey and the only winning professional sports team in Michigan. But as a journalist, winning obviously doesn't interest you as it does us poor, lowbrow fans out here.
Count me in also as a longtime Iverson fan. I was very disappointed that it didn't work out with him and the Pistons. But it didn't diminish the fact that he's one of my favorite athletes--and I am not an NBA fan.
Back2Berrien makes excellent points. My support of the rail proposal should not be confused with building a Railroad To Nowhere. Thanks for your excellent post.
Amtrak and high speed rail are two different things. Ask Europeans which one they prefer. In addition, high-speed rail would own its own tracks. No more waiting because a freight train has the right of way on tracks the freight company owns.High speed rail would help to free Michigan from the shackles of the automobile, both individually and collectively. And finally--what this story was about in the first place--it would bring stimulus dollars and JOBS to Michigan and the MidWest.
I'm just having a hard time understanding what is so radically wong with any of this...
Wow. This story as it originally ran contained exactly two correct sentences. The entire story has since been changed to conform more closely to the comments I made above. No retraction--just changed. Guess that's the beauty of the Web, eh??
Although he only played for the Spirit for part of one season, Cody Bass had already signed with the Ottawa Senators. I believe--although I'm not certain--that Tom Pyatt had signed with the Rangers before he left Saginaw. Matt Corrente signed early with the Devils, but I'm pretty sure he had moved on to Mississauga before he did. Other than that I'd have to go back and check dates. I might be missing someone from the first year, also, since I didn't get hooked until year 2 of the Spirit's existence!
Oh. My. God. It's bad enough when the reporter has no clue about the workings of junior hockey, but when one of the OWNERS displays the same lack of knowledge, it's nothing short of appalling.
There are rules, long-standing agreements between the NHL and the CHL on where players can play before they have turned 20--and it doesn't make a bit of difference whether they have signed a contract or not. Here we go: If you are under 20 years old and have been drafted by a NHL team, there are two places you can play--your NHL team or your CHL team. Brodie is a talented player with a bright future, but the odds of him making the Flames out of training camp this year are miniscule, and I think even he would agree. That means he's coming back to the Spirit for what will almost certainly be his final season here, since he will be 20 the following year. He CANNOT play for the Flames AHL team because he isn't 20. Period. There are a very few exceptions to this rule, involving Europeans, and involving players like John Tavares, who have already played 4 years in the OHL. None of these exceptions apply to TJ.
The fact that the Flames signed him already when he was their fourth round pick speaks volumes about how their management regards him, and rightfully so. Saginaw fans should look forward to watching him continue to improve this season--in the OHL.
Please. If no one can get stories like this straight, call me. I'll be happy to write them, and I'll be sure not to highlight the glaring gaps of knowledge that apparently exist in parts of the Spirit hierarchy.
Puckstopper is right. The only good thing about Bertuzzi's stint w/ the Wings is that it was cheap. (and depending on how Shawn Matthias pans out with Florida, that might not even be accurate). No, I take it back--there was one other good thing--he actually got worse AFTER he left the Wings. For the price at the time, it was probably an OK gamble, because all Matthias had shown up to that point was size and potential with Belleville. But to say he helped the Wings that season is a gross overstatement.


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Hi All, just wondering how you're doing...don't know what about the weather in the US or Canada, but here, in Hungary it is HOT. With our kids, we spend most of our afternoons at the beach and, men,…Continue
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Hello! I thought I'd join this group because I'm interest in ways of teaching environmentalism that doesn't scare children yet doesn't underestimate the state of the planet the kids are inheriting. I'm a homeschooling mom, and a social activist and a blogger. Over the summer my kids have greatly enjoyed watching Monarch caterpillars grow in our front yard, and learning about some of the dangers they face: http://housefulofchaos.com/5-things-to-do-to-protect-monarch-butter...
Go Paperless for Earth Day! http://acolwell.blogspot.com/2013/04/go-paperless-for-earth-day.html
Hi Everyone - I posted some 'Going Green' guides for kids with easy ways they can be eco-friendly at home, at school and in the community. Guides cover ages from preschool - HS.
We have books linked to them, but I would really love to add some links to other great ideas - so if you have any favorite resources/posts, let me know.
Some things we try to do everyday....
Rags!! cut to size and save buttons for other sewing projects.
You can never have too many rags!
Hello Everyone!!
I have a question about what you do with old holey shirts/clothes?? I usually like to donate my clothes but don't want to donate my holey clothes, but it feels like such a waste, especially if the hole isn't very big. But I don't sew, so I can't really reuse the fabric.
We use and teach about composting. Garden waste and leaves and lawn clippings are composted and made so the earth can replenish itself. It is a great way to keep dinner leftover and food waste out of landfills and keep the garbage can clean!
The added benefit is WORMS!
Will you come and join in the Sunflower Festival?
I've been running a charity sunflower growing challenge in aid of Compton Hospice. On 30th June, to round off the challenge, I'm hositing a Sunflower Festival on my blog NurtureStore. Would you come and swap a kids craft, activity or play idea linked to sunflowers with us?You can find more info here - I'd love you join in the fun!
What is everyone doing for Earth Day?
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And this on homemade cleaners (I need to make some!)
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However, after we began melting more gear than we were keeping and started working on heroics in earnest, our raid leader let us know that if we really needed anything else from the Raid Finder, we'd have to go run it on our own. So it was with a fair amount of confidence that I queued up for Dragon Soul, looking for a trinket that was so far eluding my rogue in normal mode content. No big deal, right? Easy enough, and by now plenty of people ought to be familiar with the content. Well ... not so much.
Big Bear Butt wrote an eloquent post explaining the phenomenon that I observed after stepping into my first non-guild Raid Finder group. You see, one generally expects that if a person doesn't need a piece of loot, they will pass on said loot and let someone that needs it have it for an upgrade. It's the nice and polite thing to do, right? Well, instead, a lot of Raid Finder players are simply rolling need on every piece of gear they can get their hands on, regardless of whether or not it's an upgrade. They are rolling need on gear they already have equipped. Why?
Because in their infinite wisdom, these players have decided to try and land these loot pieces as bartering chips in a game of You Got the Loot I Want, I Have the Loot You Need -- Let's Trade. So instead of a normal raid, where the fights are the most difficult part of the encounter, looting is now a complex series of "I want that trinket. Do you want this tier? I'll trade this tier for that trinket." But the trinket winner doesn't need the tier, however, the person who won a weapon that the trinket winner needs does need tier, so the trinket winner trades for tier and then trades that tier to the weapon winner so the weapon winner has tier, the trinket winner has weapon, and tier winner has trinket.
And if you managed to make it through that last sentence without having your eyes slowly cross in confusion, bless you. But Big Bear Butt does bring up the conundrum and wonders if this is going to be the face of the Raid Finder from now on. He also wonders what can be done about it -- and I don't think I have an answer for that question. Sure, Blizzard could place more limitations on loot, but that still wouldn't stop people from rolling on what they've already got.
One solution suggested is for the loot system to simply ignore players who have obviously already won loot that drops. So if you picked up the unique-equipped Wrath of Unchaining and happen to be wearing it, the option to roll on it will not pop up for you. But then people might just hide their gear in their bags and equip suboptimal gear. So what then? Do you have the loot system check the player's inventory, including anything they may have in their bank? Do you have the loot system create a database, a list of everything a player has won, and exclude them from rolling on an item that is already on that list?
There's a far easier solution, and sadly, I don't think it's going to ever catch on. It's called Don't Roll Need on Items You Don't Need. It's the solution where people treat people as human beings, rather than objects standing between them and profit. It's the solution of personal accountability, in which a player asks themselves if it's right to do this -- and the answer is automatically no, not "Well, everyone else is doing it, so I'm going to do it too."
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We all need a storyWhen his son was born, Jonathan Freedland felt compelled to find out more about his own roots. He pored over old photos, scoured dusty archives, and began to understand why family history is fast becoming a national obsession.
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How to interview your great-aunt MaudEven the most taciturn relative can be cajoled into spilling the beans, says Emma Brockes.
The bare bonesA step-by-step guide to tracing your family tree.
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How to read a...census return
The photo detectiveBefore Kodak changed everything, family photographs were reserved for rites of passage. For historians, the images are a valuable resource, says Audrey Linkman, providing you know how to decode them.
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Post-mortem carte de visite, 1880sThe format: carte de visite
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Boarding house group postcard, 20th centuryThough pictorial postcards became popular in the 1890s it wasn't until around 1902 that the format was used for mainstream portrait work. The postcard eventually ousted the carte and cabinet formats and continued in production until the 1950s.
Beach portrait ferrotype, c1900The ferrotype image was produced directly on to a thin sheet of iron coated with black enamel. The whites were muddy and the quality poor. No negative was involved so the image was reversed as we see here with the word "proprietor".
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Breeching portrait carte de visite, 1860sThe cardboard mount in this photograph is very thin. Early cartes tend to have square corners, as here, and display little or no advertising. So this photograph probably dates from the 1860s.
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The hidden history of hand-me-downsIf you know what to look for, even the most humdrum heirloom can reveal vital clues about your ancestors, says Anna Melville James.
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Ready to dig deeper?Once you have the basic facts about your ancestors, there are thousands of specialist archives that can help you flesh out their lives. So whether your ancestor was a tinker, tailor, soldier or spy, it's time to get to know them a little better ... Orla Thomas shows you how.
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The black sheep of the familyCriminals, bigamists and debtors all leave a paper trail (if they were caught, that is!).
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Illegitimacy: the shameful secretIf your ancestor was a 'bastard', tracing the father will be hard - but not impossible.
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Army, navy and air forceMilitary records can chart the progress of a career, and reveal the courage of the dead.
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Royals and other aristocratsEven those with the humblest origins may have blue blood running through their veins, says Charles Mosley, editor of Burke's Peerage and Baronetage. "I've calculated that approximately 40 million out of 60 million people in this country are descended from royalty, if you take royalty to mean the Pictish kings, the kings of Scots, the old Anglo-Saxon kings, the Welsh kings, the Irish kings. In the early 800s, you can hardly throw a stone in the British Isles without hitting a king."
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The poorest of the poorFrom parish relief to the workhouse, it was a tough life for people who relied on the state.
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ECON111 Principles of Economics - Macro
Department of Social & Behavioral Science: Economics
- I. Course Number and Title
- ECON111 Principles of Economics - Macro
- II. Number of Credits
- 3 credits
- III. Minimum Number of Instructional Minutes Per Semester
- 2250 minutes
- IV. Prerequisites
- None
- Corequisites
- None
- V. Other Pertinent Information
- None
- VI. Catalog Course Description
- An introduction to the basic principles of economics, with emphasis upon macroeconomic theory and analysis. Among topics considered are the scope and nature of economics, ideology and structure of the American economy, national income and employment theory, business fluctuations, money and banking, fiscal and monetary policies, and economic growth.
- VII. Required Course Content and Direction
Learning Goals:Students will:
- demonstrate knowledge of macroeconomic concepts and their importance in every day life;
- analyze, synthesize, and apply macroeconomic concepts and principles.
Core Learning Goals and Objectives:
Category I: Social Perspectives
Learning Goals:
Students will:
- be aware of and sensitive to the social, economic, political and ideological diversity of society.
- be knowledgeable about various methods of analysis employed in the social sciences.
Category I: Social Perspectives:
Learning Objectives
Students will be able to:
- identify and explain the methods of analysis used to examine and evaluate group and individual attitudes and behavior in society.
- read, interpret, and evaluate local or global events with a view toward their interrelatedness.
Category III: Critical Thinking/Problem Solving
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to:
- understand and express the meaning and significance of a variety of communications. (Interpretation)
- use methods, concepts and theories in new situations. Application Skills)
- identify the explicit and implied features of a communication, especially in arguments that put forth a conclusion. (Analysis Skills)
- integrate and/or combine knowledge from multiple sources to create new knowledge. (Synthesis)
- assess the credibility of a communication and the strength of claims and arguments. (Evaluation Skills)
Category III: International, Gender, and/or Minority Perspectives
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to:
- identify prejudice, stereotypes, and misuses of power that affect the lives of women and/or minorities in areas, such as education, business, politics, religion, or industry.
Category III: Responsible Citizenship
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to:
- demonstrate an understanding of major ethical concerns.
- demonstrate familiarity with contemporary environmental issues.
Planned Sequence of Topics and/or Learning Activities:
- Introduction to Economics
- Scarcity and the Allocation of Resources
- Economic Systems
- Production Possibilities Frontier
- The Market System
- The Macroeconomy
- Measuring the National Economy
- National Income Accounting
- Price Indexes
- Unemployment Rates and the Labor Force
- Macroeconomic Problems
- Business Fluctuations
- Inflation
- Unemployment
- Macroeconomic Theory
- Aggregate Demand
- Long Run
- Short Run
- Aggregate Supply
- Long Run
- Short Run
- Fiscal Policy
- Instruments
- Applications
- Money, Banking, and Monetary Policy
- The Money Supply
- The Banking System
- Monetary Theory
- The Federal Reserve and Monetary Policy
- The Budget Process
- Constructing the Budget
- Deficits and Surpluses
- National Debt
- Economic Growth
- Nature and Determinants of Growth
- Productivity and Technology
- Economics of Development
- International Economics
- International Trade
- International Finance
Assessment Methods for Core Learning Goals:Students in ECON111 will be assessed by:
- Discipline Specific Learning Goals:
- Students will be assessed by essay questions to demonstrate understanding and application of the macroeconomic course learning objectives.
- Students will write an analysis paper that examines various demographic groups employing usual forms of economic analysis.
- Students will write an analysis paper that critically examines the social, political, and ideological frameworks that coexist and influence the economic system.
Category I: Social Perspectives
Category III: Critical Thinking/Problem Solving
Category III: International, Gender, and Minority Perspectives
- Students will demonstrate in a written analysis the ability to identify prejudice, stereotypes, and misuses of power that affect the lives of women and /or other minorities and their impact on the U.S./World economy through the analysis of a local/regional news story (e.g., the impact on the production possibilities curve and the U.S. economic competitiveness or the impact of the entry of women into the workforce and the prejudice they faced on doing this).
- Students will write an analysis paper where an array of ethical and environmental issues are discussed and documented recommendations for the resolution of these issues are offered.
Category III: Responsible Citizenship
Reference, Resource, or Learning Materials to be used by Students:See course format.
- VIII. Teaching Methods Employed
- Lecture, discussion, and writing exercises.
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JENKINTOWN, Pa. — CDnow Inc. and N2K Inc., two of the biggest players in online music retailing, said they agreed to merge in a stock deal worth about $101.8 million, a move that would create an Internet music seller with about 1.2 million customers.
The merged company, to be called CDnow/N2K Inc., would compete with cyberspace rival Amazon.com Inc., a Web bookseller that in June began selling CDs to more than 3.5 million customers. The new company, which analysts say would be based in New York, would offer about 500,000 items via the Internet.
The move comes after weeks of speculation the two companies would join forces in order to offset their falling stock prices and poor earnings. Both companies reported wider losses for the third quarter that were even worse than analysts expected.
N2K shareholders would receive 0.83 share in the new company for each N2K share, and CDnow shareholders would receive 1 share in the new company for each CDnow share.


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Nepal Tourism Board participated in the promotional tour of western Indian cities organized by Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA) Regional Association, Pokhara. India commands a healthy share in terms of generating tourist movements to Nepal. Today, with almost 40 flights per week to Kathmandu, air connectivity with India has shown a significant improvement. Based on these indicators, NATTA Regional Association, Pokhara, in cooperation with Nepal Tourism Board, organized this week-long promotional tour focusing on Mumbai and Goa from 1-8 August 2013.Whereas Nepal Tourism Board was represented by Mr. Udaya Bhattarai, Sr. Asst. Manager, the delegation comprised of heads, members and representatives of Pokhara-based travel and tourism associations. The Mumbai leg of the program on August 2 was well attended by the local trade community and media altogether 200. The B2B session provided the delegation members an ideal platform to forge new business alliances and renew the existing ones. Likewise, Nepals tourism products, services and facilitation issues were highlighted through the Naturally Nepal Presentation.The Goa leg of the program on August 5 was attended by around 65 from local tourism fraternity and media combined. Predominantly and inbound market, the Goan travel trade gave an enthusiastic response to the concept of mutual movements of tourists for value addition.
Twenty-one teams, including a foreign team, are participating in the 1st TAAN International Eco-Challenge 2013 being held in Kathmandu on August 17.The Eco-Challenge is a team event comprising three sporting events – running cycling and rafting. Each team has five participants including a team manager who will not participate in the sporting events. All four participants will first run on the 6.5-kilometer track from Tokha to Pani Muhan and cycle on the 14.5-kilometer track in the Shivapuri-Nagarjun National Park. After completing cycling at Sundarijal, the participants will raft on 7.5-kilometer segment of Bagmati River until Gokarna – the finishing point of the event. However, teams can start rafting only after all members of the group complete cycling.The winning team will receive a shield, gold medals, certificates and cash prize of Rs 100,000. Similarly, the first runner-up will receive silver medals, certificates and cash prize of Rs 75,000, while the second runner-up will receive bronze medals, certificates and a purse of Rs 50,000. A Fishtail Air helicopter will do aerial photography of the event.Australian Ambassador to Nepal His Excellency Glenn White and Member Secretary of National Sports Council (NSC) Yubaraj Lama are scheduled to inaugurate the event. Similarly, Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Ram Kumar Shrestha will grace the closing ceremony as the Chief Guest."Trekking Agencies' Association of Nepal (TAAN) aims to develop the event as an international standard sporting event in the country," Mohan Lamsal, general secretary of TAAN, said. "As a part of our 'Nepal for All Seasons' campaign, we also plan to promote the event as a tourism product for the off season."Saroj Neupane, coordinator of the event, said he was encouraged by the response for the event. "Initially, we had expected 10 groups. Now we have 21 groups, including a foreign team. We hope the number of teams will increase further next year," he added.
A 15-member team of Trekking Agencies' Association of Nepal (TAAN) is embarking on a two-week exploration and mapping trip to Kavre and Sindhuli districts on August 19. The team will explore trekking trails in and around Timal village of Kavre and Mahabharat Range lying on the border of Kavre and Sindhuli districts. TAAN's second vice president Ambar Tamang and executive member Janak Pandey are leading the team. The team will include tourism entrepreneurs hailing from Kavre, local stakeholders, photographer, videographer, cartographer and report writer. Speaking at a press meet at TAAN Secretariat on Thursday, Tamang said TAAN will suggest two trekking trails – The Great Buddhist Master's Trail and Mahabharat Rhododendron Trail. "We will prepare a guidebook or a detailed itinerary of the trek. We will also produce map and documentary to promote the trails in national and international arena," he added.The Great Buddhist Master's Trail begins from Panauti and can be concluded in five days. It passes through Namobuddha, Kot Timal and Narayansthan before concluding at Lubhughat.Similarly, the exploration for Mahabharat Rhododendron Trail begins from Sindhuligadhi and passes through different sections of the Mahabharat Range before concluded at Khopasi. "There are two caves in Timal where Padmasambhava is believed to have meditated in the 8th century. We plan to develop the area as a pilgrimage destination for Buddhists," Pandey said. Karna Lama, former secretary of TAAN, said the area holds great prospect for agro tourism, religious tourism, adventure tourism, village tourism, and shaman tours. "There are many places in the area where canyoning is possible. Also it will be an important tourism product in the mid-hills," Lama added.TAAN believes the trails will be popular among domestic as well as foreign tourists because of their proximity to the capital city.
Archaeological items which are believed to be thousands of years old have been found in Dewalhat, located in the south of Baitadi district headquarters, state-owned news agency RSS reports.Dozens of utensils of metals like gold, silver, copper, iron, and bronze and earthenware were found while renovating a Dewal (temple) built in ancient times.Various items of various shapes and sizes, three large swords, idols and some rice (paddy) in some utensils have been found in Dewalhat, which is linked with the history of the Puranic stories of the Pandavas and Kauravas in the battle of Mahabharata some 5,000 years ago.After the objects were found in second floor of one of the seven temples in Dewalhat, they are kept safely by creating an affidavit at the presence of District Administration Office, a local Ishwori Dutta Bhatta told RSS.According to Puranic legends, the Pandavas stayed there for one night during the war, and built seven temples in one night, said Bhatta."I had heard from my forefathers that it was a sacred site when Pandavas lived for one night, and I now believe that they were right from the large swords and various utensils found here," he said.They were found while renovating the temples in cooperation with the Department of Archeology as they were in dilapidated conditions.Another local Mahadev Bhatta said they were found mysteriously in dozens. As they were found inside the Dewals built by Pandavas, we suppose that the items inside them might be of the same period, said Bhatta.Locals say that history of 5,000 years can be traced if the Archeological Department researches on the items. As there is rice in the objects, strange truths can be discovered if the rice in it is studied, they say.The items have been put in exhibition by organizing a Maha Shivapuran Mahayagya by the local Shiva Shankar Youth Club after the archeological items were found.Devotees from various places are now thronging to see the objects. The club organized the Mahayagya wishing for world peace and to publicize the items. The number of pilgrims from various places to Dewalhat are increasing, said another local Ganesh Bhandari.There are six full size and one incomplete Dewal, at Dewalhat, one km south of Shahilek Bazaar of Baitadi. Legend has it that they built them during night and left for their destination after dawn broke while building the seventh.Hindu devotees believe that their wishes are fulfilled after worship in Dewalhat, a sacred site. A large fair takes place in great Gaura and Shivaratri festivals in the far west.In the dilapidated Dewals, the Department of Archeology has started renovation of one each year for the past three years. The archecoalgical items were found now in the middle part of one of the Dewals while renovation.
The 6th UNWTO International Meeting on Silk Road Tourism highlighted the increasing interest in developing cultural routes associated with the Silk Road and succeeded to raise the profile of tourism along this emblematic route. The event was jointly organized by UNWTO, the China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) and the People's Government of Gansu Province (1-3 August 2013, Dunhuang, China).Topics discussed ranged from heritage management, investment, travel facilitation and product development, with aims to establish the Silk Road as one of the world´s most outstanding travel routes.As the largest Silk Road event to ever take place in China, the Meeting marked the opening of the 3rd Dunhuang Silk Road International Tourism Festival, which showcased cultural festivals and events. The province of Gansu, in China´s northwest region, has prioritized tourism as a key pillar for economic growth. For centuries, the province was the vital corridor between China and Central Asia and comprised about 1,600 kilometers of the Silk Road.UNWTO Secretary-General, Taleb Rifai, acknowledged the strength and commitment of the People's Government of Gansu Province for hosting the Meeting in the wake of the 6.6 magnitude earthquake that hit Dingxi in Gansu´s southeast region ten days before. "In welcoming the international tourism community to Dunhuang at such a difficult time, Gansu has impressed the delegates not only with its outstanding tourism offer but with its courage and dedication to supporting the sector," he said.The Meeting showcased China´s diverse range of Silk Road destinations while highlighting the growing importance of the Chinese outbound market, expected to reach 94 million by the end of 2013. Tourism is playing an increasing role in China´s ongoing economic development, with double-digit growth of domestic tourism and the China Tourism Law set to be enacted on 1 October. "Our continued policy aimed at encouraging Chinese nationals to travel is designed to contribute to the healthy development of the sector and softening the social and economic concerns in other parts of the world," said Shao Qiwei, Chairman of the China National Tourism Administration.During the Meeting, the Chinese Chamber of Tourism, along with eight of the country´s most influential tourism corporations, signed the private sector's commitment to the UNWTO Global Code of Ethics, by which companies pledge to implement the ethical provisions of the Code in their policies, plans and business operations.With a record level of presence from Asia and the Pacific destinations, the Meeting was attended by over 250 delegates from 25 countries across the Silk Road. A special official welcome was given to new Silk Road Member States, Indonesia and San Marino. Also present were representatives from major institutions and UN agencies including the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the World Bank, the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA), the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) and the Council of Europe.


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The results of this week's New York Goes to Work voting have not yet been announced, but if New York has her way, she'll go toe-to-toe in the ring with Pumkin during Monday's season finale. At least, that's what she says in this recent interview with Los Angeles' KTLA. She also talks boxing training and reflects on her entire Work stint, saying, "With this show, I did learn a lot of skills. Am I gonna use them again? I don't know!" Who knew she was honing the skill of even-handedness, as well?
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We get fresh squeezed OJ delivered every Wednesday. After being on vacation for a week, I still have a full 1/2 gallon, and we get more this afternoon. Because they deliver it right after they squeeze it, by now it's about the quality you would get in a grocery store. I KNOW hubby will want to drink the fresh bottle instead; which leaves me looking for recipes that invole a whole lotta OJ.
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10th Grade Presents Retelling of Sophocles "Antigone"
Friday, February 2013
February 14th & 15th, 7:30pm in the CWS Auditorium
Each year, the 10th grade presents a Greek play, bringing their own interpretation of timeless mythology to life. This year, the 10th grade class takes a fresh look at the complex questions of whether men and women are subject to laws higher than those of their governments.
This adaption of Antigone combines scenes from Sophocles' original text with an adaptation of Jean Anouilh's 1946 play of the same name. The fusion of contemporary history and ancient philosophy invites the audience to reflect on this universal question that has challenge humans since the dawn of civilization. Narrated by the ghost of Antigone, the play includes three casts of characters that span not only the ages, from ancient Greece to modern America, but also the world, from Africa, Asia, and Europe to the Americas.
"A man, though wise, should never be ashamed of learning more, and must unbend his mind."
The 10th grade class will be accepting donations at the door to support their service learning trip to New Orleans this spring. They will be working with the St. Bernard Project, a non-profit rebuilding organization whose mission is to ensure that disaster-impacted communities recover in a prompt, efficient, and predictable way.


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RIDGWAY - The third man charged in the January 2011 knifepoint robbery of an elderly Johnsonburg man was in Elk County Court Monday where he pleaded guilty to his role in the home-invasion style attack.
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St. Marys Area Middle School advanced science students and their teachers traveled to Wallops Island, Va. to learn about four different coastal environments and what connects each environment to surrounding habitats. These students had the unique opportunity to get a hands-on, feet-wet environmental experience.
St. Marys City Council approved a revised agreement with the HR Group to have John Riley on retainer at a cost of $250 per month, a fee he lowered from the previous cost of $500 per month.
George P. "Kayo" Hetrick, 84, of 143 Houston Rd., St. Marys, died Monday, April 1, 2013 at the DuBois Nursing Home after a brief illness.
He was born August 12, 1928, in Byrnedale, son of the late George and Kathryn McDaniel Hetrick. On November 8, 1952, in the St. Mary's Church, he married Arlene C. Reider, who survives.
Sheri R. Greak, 66, of 815 Middletown Rd., Lake City, died Monday, April 1, 2013 at Ridgmont Assisted Living Facility after a lengthy illness.
She was born June 6, 1946, in McKeesport, the daughter of the late Arthur B. and Ethel R. Snyder.
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Well I am actually blogging about something I totally love. I don't know how well this will go over, so be patient with me.
As I have grown older in years (but not in spirit) I tend to go back to "better times" One of these times was knitting.
It was a "hobby" that I took up when I was quite young. Mostly to fill those lonely times at home.
Shamelessly copied from my 'other' blog, so that I can go finish my movie and make some patches for the manshawl I recently mentioned... the lovely folks at the nursing home got it caught in the bed mechanisms and ripped some nasty holes in it. (At least I know it's greatly appreciated by the one who counts!)
I created a new cast on for ribbing yesterday and wanted to let everyone know. if you want me to show you how to do the new caston pm me and i will show you
Are there ANY other male knitters besides myself in Little Rock, AR????
Has anyone taken the Craft Yarn Council's instructors certification test? I am just wondering because I have to take the test. Michael's has approached me about teaching Knitting for them and I am just wondering if anyone else has taken the class.
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Hi guys! I came across this video last night and I'm pretty intrigued. Jeny (who came up with Jeny's Suprisingly Stretchy Bind Off) has made a cowl that when double and buttoned goes from being a straight tube to a moebius. And depending on how it is buttoned more twist is added, making it more snug and therefore warmer to wear.
The new sweater I am making that I bought form Staci at VeryPink.com. It feels like butter; so soft and firm enough to hold up the collar with only a small additive. I have just gotten to the part where the sleeves have been slipped off and the torso of the sweater. Now the increasing is finished and I will make it as long as I like, about 27" I think. Then the arms and last the zipper.
just had such a problem with a pattern they totally gave it up? I have been trying to start a scarf for my partner...and I am not joking, have ripped it out 20 times. The pattern is not hard, but for some reason, I lose track of rows, I lose track of stitches, I knit the same row twice.


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HUNTINGTON -- Before the start of the race, Cork Haberek looked over to the competitor to his right and made a request.
"Be kind to your elders," he asked the swimmer prior to the start of their heat in the 13-over Mixed 200 IM on Saturday in the 43rd annual Huntington Invitational at Marshall's Frederick A. Fitch Natatorium.
Haberek, you see, is 53. The challenger to his right was 13. That's a 40-year spot. Haberek, who swims for the Ashland Area YMCA, is used to that discrepency in age when he swims in this meet.
"You ought to see the young swimmers," Haberek said before going out against the boys and girls. "They're surprised."
Haberek would win his heat and place 12th overall in the 15-over division with a time of 2.25.57. The IM features the four strokes -- breaststroke, butterfly, backstroke and freestyle.
Haberek earlier placed eighth (1:12.04) in the 100 breast in the 15-over age group. After that race, he had little down time before the IM. He returns Sunday to compete in the 200 breast and 100 fly. Both events are in the afternoon. The morning session begins at 9:30 a.m. The afternoon session begins at 1 p.m.
In this meet, events are combined, but scored separately.
For someone who once was afraid of the water, Haberek has made quite a mark in the pool. He was born in Warren, Mich.
"I was scared of the water, the deep end," he said.
Haberek thought about distance running, but not for long. He got new running shoes to train for the Detroit Marathon, but never made it to the starting line. "I messed up my knees," he said. "That was it."
Haberek would later move to West Virginia and attend Morris Harvey College where he competed on the swim team. He graduated in 1979. After school, he wound up in Ashland where he served as assistant swim coach for the YMCA team. He also worked as an elementary school teacher and retired at 49. He still does some teaching part time.
In swimming, Haberek has made many friends. He has several who make up a Masters team (19 and up) at Ashland.
"I love the sport," Haberek said. "There's great fellowship. It goes beyond wins and losses. I'm not training for the Olympics. I train for this. I've been blessed."
When it comes practice time, Haberek said he's up at 5 a.m. daily and meets his Masters teammates at the Ashland pool for a training session. They swim until about 6:30. He also tries to compete in a meet at least once a month. That means trips to Huntington, Charleston and perhaps Lexington.
"I enjoy this," Haberek said. "It's awesome. I feel welcome. They don't ask me what am I trying to prove.?"
After the 200 IM, Haberek had several Ashland Area Y swimmers and friends offer him a critique. One friend had the race on video and Haberek planned to watch it later.
"Swimming is not an individual sport," he said. "You can't swim by yourself. I have friends, a coach. We have the video. They offer tips on technique. It's a team atmosphere.
"My goal is to wake up tomorrow, and if I'm not hurting ... great."
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Security concerns and the proliferation of mobile operating systems pose a looming challenge.
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SAP Acquires Sybase for $5.8 Billion
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The German software giant makes a huge play in the database software arena with the $5.8 billion acquisition of Sybase.
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Sybase released a new version of its Replication Server, which aids with data compliance requirements.
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Washington, DC -- Federal funds have been made available by FEMA to help Florida fight the uncontrolled Flowers Myakka Fire Complex located in Sarasota County. FEMA Director James Lee Witt said the state's request for federal fire suppression aid was approved late yesterday after learning the blaze was endangering as many as 2,000 homes north of I-75 and had forced closure of a section the interstate highway near the city of North Port. The fire complex had burned 1,800 acres of land at the time of the request.


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While the young Matt drifted around the country, he rescued a woman from a bar fight and became her odd job man. When her sailboat capsized, he saved her life and nursed her back to health on an island where they began an affair. The woman was Vanessa, although he only knew her as Countess, and she was soon rescued and the couple separated. Serendipity intervened when he moved to Springfield to visit his sister and find a job at Lewis construction. While there, he began a lasting friendship with Josh Lewis. He was sent to do work on an unsuspecting Vanessa's house. This caused some awkwardness and he tried to leave town to spare her embarrassment. However, they couldn't help themselves and soon revamped their affair. Unfortunately, Matt was the frequent victim of mistaken identity and was continually sought by the police. Once this was sorted out, he proposed to her, to the lasting chagrin of her children. Dinah went as far as having herself kidnapped to subvert the wedding, but it went ahead despite the food poisoning all of the guests contracted.
Problems arrived with the return of Amanda Spaulding, in whose company Matt had served as an escort in Malibu. This discovery put a strain on the marriage, but they worked through it before Vanessa was 'killed' in a car accident. He suspected her of faking her death so that her family wouldn't have to deal with the illness she tried to keep secret. He and Dinah searched everywhere for her without luck but he became convinced that, if he could finish their dream house, she would return. When the house was complete, she did return, still sick and pregnant. The couple began to battle over keeping her baby, which was a continual threat to her survival, but she went into premature labor and gave birth to a girl. The child helped the marriage but it hit a rocky patch again when Dinah shot Hart and her mother tried to help her escape. Despite misgivings and the strains of his step-daughter's often disturbed behavior, he was eventually willing to make sacrifices and help Dinah for the sake of his marriage. This included leaving town and helping Dinah hide. Years later, when Dinah finally began to settle down, he and Vanessa decided to return to Springfield to rebuild the life they had there.
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HENRYETTA, Okla. — A Henryetta man, who says he let a friend borrow his horses, later finds out he's sold them. The horses were worth thousands of dollars, but he says it's not about the money. He just wants his beloved pets back.
Joe Wainscott went out of town and let his friend borrow the horses to help him do work around his yard. When he came back his friend told them they had run away. He then got word that they were cashed in.
"I called him and I said let's go find them horses," says Wainscott. "He said oh they're still there. He said I'll meet you down there. We were supposed to all meet down there and he never showed up."
Wainscott says his friend has been dodging him ever since he found out his horses had been shipped off while he was out of town.
He thought he had basically been robbed, but when he talked to authorities they told him there wasn't much they could do since Wainscott gave his friend his permission to use them. His only option is to sue his friend for what the horses are worth.
"I have to file a civil suit and that ain't right," says Wainscott. "That's out right stealing."
Wainscott thinks if he were to win that civil suit his friend would owe him over $10,000.
Wainscott says, "Money don't mean nothing to me. I want my horses."
We called Wainscott's friend and talked to his wife. She had a different story.
She says, "They're still there. They got through the fence and we cannot find them and he came out and rode the tractors with us to try and find them."
She claims Wainscott wanted to sell his own horses because he needed the money.
She says, "He had my husband take them to the slaugther. He did and he knew about it and we halved the money with him."
Wainscott insists he loved those horses and would have never sold them.
"I would really like to have my horses back because I did raise them," says Wainscott. "They were like kids."
The Okfuskee County Sheriff's office told us that deputies have been in touch with Wainscott about the issue.
The man the horses were sold to confirmed he bought them. He also said that just days after they were sold, Wainscott came by looking for his horses but he had no idea they were his.


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Monster Jam, sanctioned by the United States Hot Rod Association, is the most popular monster truck tour, performing to over 4 million fans annually at the most prestigious arenas and stadiums throughout the world. Monster Jam shows consist of three main fan-favorite elements – the pit party, racing and freestyle.
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The word probably makes you think of rhinestone-studded jeans, floppy-brimmed hats, and Nashville queens, but "cowgirl" ought to stand for the tough pioneer women who built ranches and went on cattle drives and the hardy rural women who are out there today doing their fair share of the work, usually invisibly, to maintain a majestic way of live.
The unlikely story of how a handful of dreamers, schemers, and (all too often) failures made oil-and-gas-rich Texas the leading wind power state in the country.
The Civil War may be 150 years old, but that doesn't mean it can't still stir up a fuss (Confederate license plate, anyone?). Just ask one of the hundreds of very accurately uniformed reenactors who descend on Jefferson every year to die for the cause.
Texas has a serious problem with feral hogs, which cause more than $400 million in damage every year. But it can be solved—one delicious bite at a time.
Dallas's almost-finished Calatrava bridge may be an emblem of the city's status. But the smart urban plan for the small neighborhood it leads to says more about the city's future.
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A YOUNG musician has proved she is among the top brass in Stafford.
Mollie Humphries, pictured, a Year Seven student at Sir Graham Balfour High School, won the Stafford Lancers Brass Section Award.
The 12-year-old, who plays trumpet, has been a member of the Lancers since she was eight and fought off stiff competition from 25 other players in her section to win the award.
Stafford Lancers has three sections, drum, guard and brass, and is one of the UK's leading marching bands.
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One of the world's leading euphonium players will be in Cookeville Friday, April 12, for a concert at Tennessee Tech University.
A Kentucky native, Brandon Jones plays the euphonium, a brass instrument similar to the tuba, for the U.S. Air Force Band in Washington, D.C.
An acclaimed performer and teacher, many of his students have gone on to win top ratings at festivals and play principal positions in performing groups. During his time in Cookeville, he will also give a master class to TTU students.
Jones has performed around the globe, first gaining notice as the youngest performer to make the finals at the International Tuba Euphonium Conference at 19 years old. The next year, he became the first to be among the finalists for two years in a row.
TTU accompanist Paul Thurmond will join him for his 7:30 p.m. concert in Wattenbarger Auditorium in the Bryan Fine Arts building on the TTU campus. His performance will include a demanding piece, "Concerto for Euphonium," written by former TTU music professor Robert Jager.
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The University of Texas at Austin, was ranked number twenty-seven in the world, with the University of North Carolina, Rice University, New York University, Washington University in St. Louis and Texas A&M following in the Longhorn's wake.
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MP balance and gameplay discussion
I've just played a lot of Crysis Power Struggle today, and here's a what I think needs change or fixing:
Game balance
WTF @ Nanogranade price: Ok you can buy a regular grenade that actually kills your opponent for 25P. Then you can buy a nanogranade that disables the nanosuit temporarily (for a pretty short time I might add) that costs 50P. Why the hell would you wanna pay twice for something that just gives you an advantage opposed to something that kills?
Shotgun needs a buff: I don't know if it's too inaccurate even at low ranges or gives too little damage, but fact is that this weapon sucks compared to the SMG. Sure it's not terrible and you CAN kill with it, but you just have a much better chance with the SMG.
Things that needs to be fixed
Rocket Launcher shots disappearing: If you shoot two rockets in immediate succession the second rocket often just disappears. Either that or the explosion animation just doesn't play. I'm most inclined to think the first, but if the second is correct, then the rockets need to do more damage to light tanks (shouldn't have to need more than 3 shots obviously IMO).
FUBAR VTOL Controls:
If it wasn't bad enough that they choose both mouseaxis as look (shouldn't only used the vertical axis for look like BF series), they also inverted the controls, or rather they didn't, but inverted controls aerial vehicles is pretty much a no-brainer, and they didn't even add an option to invert the heli/vtol vehicles only! ffs.. I've given up on trying to learn to fly those things after a couple of hours of practice.
That's my grudges for now, though I'm having fun with Power Struggle overall. Post your thoughts :)
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"This recipe is very similar to a chicken dish served at a local well-known restaurant. A friend of mine was kind enough to share it. It includes chicken breasts topped with mushrooms, bacon and cheese cooked in a honey-mustard sauce."
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skinless, boneless chicken breast halves - pounded to 1/2 inch thickness
2 teaspoons
seasoning salt
6 slices
bacon, cut in half
1/2 cup
prepared yellow mustard
1/2 cup
1/4 cup
light corn syrup
1/4 cup
1 tablespoon
dried onion flakes
1 tablespoon
vegetable oil
1 cup
sliced fresh mushrooms
2 cups
shredded Colby-Monterey Jack cheese
2 tablespoons
chopped fresh parsley
I've been visiting this website for a long time, but this is my first review. Just had to tell you,found this in the "Daily Recipes" section, took it home and made if for dinner last night. My husband, a former chef, mumbled thru his second bite, "Keeper". High praise indeed! I took advice from earlier reviewers, marinated the chicken in worchester sauce, lime juice and garlic (NOT and optional ingredient in our house), left out the light corn syrup (never use it) and used a good stone ground mustand. Found the "zing" some of the others were looking for. I think the corn syrup is just too much sweet with the honey to stand up to the mustard. Served it over thin spinich noodles, there was no leftover sauce. This is on the menu the next time we entertain. Thanks!!!
While I thought that this recipe tasted wonderful, I thought that the 'Alice Chicken' recipe I found on this sight was basically the same, easier to make, and tasted better.
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This is the best recipe that I have made from this site yet. DO NOT USE CORN SYRUP and try to avoid using regular mustard but use dijon. I thought about just buying an already prepared sauce but realized people were raving about it. DON'T CHEAT YOUR TASTEBUDS. Make the sauce..it takes 5 minutes. Avoid use of a ton of pans. I fried the bacon, drained some of the grease, sauted mushrooms in bacon grease, then sauted chicken (seasoned with garlic powder, salt, pepper, onion powder ) in that grease which added extra flavor to the chicken. Pound the breasts (they will cook faster and the bac/mush won't fall off) and make sure they are brown to avoid having to bake longer. This recipe says to bake 15 mins but I took others advice and did 30 to make certain my chicken was cooked all the way. It's safer that way especially if your meat is thick (tastier w/ thin breasts). I think you only need about 1 cup of cheese. Two cups is a bit much (whole bag) for 4 breasts. I made six breasts and I didn't use all my cheese. To avoid cheese from buring you could just add it 15 minutes before taking it out the oven. I baked mine with the cheese on and covered for 15 minutes then added more cheese,uncovered and baked another 15 or so till I knew the meat was done. My picky son rated this a 10. If you are serving guests know their tastes before trying this one but if they like bacon, mush, cheese...go for it!!!!
Okay, 5 stars for taste, and 5 stars because we are still alive after eating this "heart attack on a plate" chicken! It WAS delicious though!! My husband raved, and it takes alot for him to rave about something! I halved the recipe, only used a splash of corn syrup though, and didn't have onion flakes so I threw in a dash of onion powder. Also, to me it seems silly to dirty a bunch of skillets when everything is going in one place? So first I sauteed the mushrooms in a large skillet (come on, you have to saute the mushrooms! DONT put them on the chicken raw!) then when they were done, removed with a slotted spoon and fried the bacon. Then removed the bacon and sauteed the chicken breasts in the bacon drippings instead of using additional veg. oil. Voila - only one dirty pan! Oh, I also marinated my chicken beforehand in worchestshire instead of seasoning salt. The halved recipe fit perfectly in an 8x8 pan, still baked for 15 min. Even though this is fattening, it definitely could be a company dish because it serves very nicely, just make sure you know your company's palates before making it. Also, you could sub. a jar of already made honey mustard sauce instead of making your own to save some time.
This was beyond excellent! I didn't think it sounded too good, but since I had all the ingredients on hand, I took my chances and my husband is still raving about this dish! I marinated the chicken first all day in equal parts worcestershire and Wish Bone Italian dressing with a chopped clove of garlic, then followed the recipe and it was tender and flavorful. I also browned the chicken in the bacon drippings instead of oil. I also used two extra slices of bacon and used cheddar cheese instead of the cheese called for in the recipe. I was surprised at how nicely the flavors blended in this dish!
Just remember to pound/flatten the chicken or else everything falls off! :)
Good, easy and very rich. I omitted the corn syrup and sprinkled the chicken w/season salt before browning. Next time I would half the sauce ingredients.I love cheese but I would only use 1 cup 2 was just too much.
Everyone loves this recipe when I make it. The only change I made was that I sautee the mushrooms in olive oil, parsley, and minced garlic before topping the chicken with them.
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Trainer Callejas Dead
Born Oct. 20, 1936, Callejas began working for his father in his native Buenos Aires, Argentina when he was 16. He took out his own trainer's license five years later, and came to America at the request of his friend and fellow countryman, Robert Perez, to train Perez' horses.
Callejas' top horse for Perez was Cupecoy's Joy, who won two-thirds of New York's "Triple Tiara" for 3-year-old fillies when she won the Acorn Stakes (gr. I) and Mother Goose Stakes (gr. I) in 1982. Callejas also trained Senor Speedy, who was beaten a nose by Housebuster in the 1991 Forego Handicap (gr. I), and conditioned El Bakan to a third-place finish in the 1993 Preakness (gr. I).
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all dojutsu can resist genjutsu Edit
where was it ever said that the three dojutsu can't be fooled by visual genjutsu? I need a reference —This unsigned comment was made by Yahyanime (talk • contribs) .
Gaara/Rasa, Dediara, Zetsu, and Ultimate Summoning Beast Edit
All of these characters have dojutsus, yet their abilities are not on here.
Gaara and Rasa use sand to create a third eye which they connect to their optic nerve
Deidara's eye can resist Genjutsu and can see far away [even without his scope, as shown when he was an edo tensei summon]
Zetsu can record things that he sees and play them later
Ultimate summoning beast can cast genjutsu through it's eyes
A technique used by the eye, a dojutsu. What these characters do is called a dojutsu.Yahyanime (talk) 21:20, January 28, 2015 (UTC)
- First off, Gaara and Rasa don't have a Dōjutsu. It takes more than a jutsu created from the octic nerve to be called a Dōjutsu. The Third Eye espcially has no special effects. Its like the shadow clone technique, making a duplicate eye.
- Deidara just trained his eye as anyone could. It's not a bloodlimit type.
- Zetsu could just have a photographic memory.
- Overall none of these guys have no real reason to be claimed a Dōjutsu user. Definition is an kekkei genkai used through the eye that grants the user special abilities specific for those eyes. --Rai 水 (talk) 21:56, January 28, 2015 (UTC)
- No a dojutsu is any technique that uses the eye in particular. It doesn't need to eb akekkai genkai, as kidomaru has his third eye listed there and so is the mind-controlling eye. Dojutsu =/= Kekkai Genkai.
- Deidara's eye has resistance to genjutsu through training, yes. but that's still an eey technique, just like it is with the sharingan. Same goes for his ability to see far distances, he may have trained for it, but it's still an eye technique aka a dojutsu
- No, his eye was focused on in panels, giving it emphasis right before it showed some weird ability.
- Gaara's technique still uses and connects to the eye for the tchnique, hence it's an eye technique. What's so hard to understand about the concept of non-Kekkai Genkai eye abilities ??
- Dōjutsu are Kekkei Genkai. Just genetic for the eye. You are misinterpreting what Dōjutsu is a bit. Just because it involves the eye doesn't mean its automatically a Dōjutsu. It has to be a kekkei genkai. A blood limit or run through DNA. Anyone can train their eye like Deidara did. For the Third Eye though they use sand, its something anyone who infused chakra with sand could do. Kidōmaru is placed as possible kekkei genkai for a reason. It literally gives him better acuuracy and range. Its just not the color of the eye. Like Zetsu who you didn't include, making me assume that you agreed that he could just a photographic memory. As for the Ultimate Summoning Beast, he could possibly have a Dōjutsu. More likely him than the others you said but I highly doubt it. --Rai 水 (talk) 01:03, January 29, 2015 (UTC)
Canon and Non-Canon Edit
Why are we treating the anime only dojutsu as non-canon? It is clearly canon to the anime. I think we should instead change it to say "Anime Only Dojutsu". Diamonddeath (talk) 04:07, March 28, 2015 (UTC)
Nice .SVGs Edit
You guys know Lukas, our resident .svg maker, has beautiful .svg files for Ranmaru and Shion's dojutsu right. Maybe he should upload it for this and their respective pages? Shock Dragoon (talk) 16:17, July 24, 2015 (UTC)
- He already did so a while ago for the first one. The second isn't even confirmed to be a dōjutsu, so…--JOA2016:20, July 24, 2015 (UTC)


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Apply online here to be a Teaching Assistant for the 2012-2013 academic year. The deadline to apply is Monday, February 27, 2012.
Junior and Senior Teaching Assistants are vital to the Portico Program. Duties include:
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It's not everyday you meet someone who can share a century worth of memories, but for 100-year-old Howard Smith, age is nothing but a number. Mr. Smith is a down to earth country boy who's banking career even led him to serving in the army for 3 & 1/2 years. He worked on payroll for troops overseas in nearly a dozen countries. Mr. Smith is turning 101 this week, and his age has in no way slowed him down. Mr. Smith even has his own Facebook account to stay connected. Mr. Smith says the secret to his long and youthful life is clean living, he's never drank or smoked. He will be celebrating his 101st birthday this Friday, August 23.
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It is the new HD7970 graphics card of AMD . Improved design with the beast performance. It has a new 28nm process. It is very Unique because it's not only consuming less power but also produce less heat. With these features it can perform more quieter and cooler.
Specs & Features:
It is supported with PCI-e 3.0 and 4k video processing. PCI-e 3.0 is for greater bandwidth, but it can still perform max with the PCI-e 2.0 even with the powerful graphics configurations. 4k processing is an awesome feature for a higher resolution display. ATI made this card also water cooling friendly. With the 3 gigs of memory it can be configured for multiple display. With Dx-11 it can perform better for 3D gaming and HD Blu-ray Optical drive. It is also featured with Dolby TrueHD and DTSHD, it supports 7.1 channel audio.
With these features this card can perform incredibly awesome.
Performance & Benchamrking:
After all Specs and performance ATI 7970 can perform 27% faster than GTX 580 in Extreme Setup and ATI 7970 is 30% faster than Previous Version 6970.
So after all Tests ATI 7970 is the fastest GPU in the universe (before releasing a Nvidia's next generation it is still on the top).


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School of Social Work
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