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McGloin does have the most experience and knowledge...good for him! I could definitely see Paul Jones eventually passing McGloin though, but we will see how it plays out. Is it September yet?!
Can't wait for him to do some pass catching for PSU. I really like how he is going to stay his whole senior year at CC...enjoy yourself Adam!
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I got my season tickets last year and had great seats...had a chance to upgrade and I did with even better seats! Some people may leave, but people like me will replace them. We just need more people like me.
The total ticket price isn't that bad.
Damn...the value of my seats just went down. Why wait until now?! I will miss the constant chirping between the guys in front of me and the opposing team/coaches. Luckily we still got the water boys to chirp with. :)
Congrats to Tim! I read every Hershey Bears article as well. A lot of the articles don't get commented on, but I sure as heck do enjoy and read them. I chomp at the bit for news during this long hot summer.
Congrats to Coach Kelly and Coach Abbott.
...and so it begins again. It looks pretty good actually and I hope they are just as quick as they were for the first half of this project.
That is great to hear! He seemed like he was doing very good at the autograph session. Just as playoffs come around, Da Bears are getting more and more healthier.
Derek, what is your e-mail? I have some Hershey Bears goalie pictures that you may enjoy. I can't seem to find it anywhere.
I live in Linglestown and maybe since I live here...it doesn't impact me too much. I know the correct way to get around all this one way hubub and already know where the businesses are (Lio's Pizza!). I think the overall future benefits will outweight the current negatives. In my perfect mind, Linglestown will look like Hummelstown.
my source was rearended and had NO idea what the heck happened until after spinning around a few times...no frontal damage, only rear...it seems the highway its starting to re-open.
The tractor trailer caused this accident...was driving too fast. I have a source that was sadly involved with accident :( but is ok.
I've watched him as much as he has played at home and I like him. I think he will be a good player in years to come. He likes to hit...which is always a good thing :)
I would love for Bryce Jordan Center to be retrofitted for a dual purpose arena...much like so for a lot of NHL/NBA teams. Being as I live in Linglestown, PSU isn't a far drive as well. If I can stand the drive to and from for a PSU football game, then hockey would be the same way as hockey is my favorite sport to watch. Not only could you have Big Ten Hockey, you could host high school games as well, or even host the high school championship games. I know they have Penguins (Pittsburgh area) and Flyers (Philadelphia) Cups in/around each city, but I forget if the winner of each level play for a state championship, if so--insert Bryce Jordan Center here. I think you could even attract the Penguins or Flyers to play a pre-season game here like they used to have pre-season games at Hersheypark Arena. (How I miss thee).

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Need a meal on the way from Boston to NYC
Depends on which route you're taking. If you'll be going on 95 through New Haven, I recommend Clare's Cornercopia 100%, right by Yale, excellent. If you're taking 84 to 90, I suggest any host of places in West Hartford, such as Yossi's (at Whole Foods).
Aug 27, 2014tractarian in Kosher
Mechila. Sadly, I often do have a BK-centric mentality, but thanks for bringing my attention to it.
Aug 18, 2014tractarian in Kosher
I live in NYC and order as much as I can from Romanian. You're very fortunate in Chicago to have such an unparalleled purveyor of meats.
Aug 17, 2014tractarian in Kosher
That's why I only order Argentinean dishes there. Next time, I'd do away with the steak and get chorizo instead.
Aug 17, 2014tractarian in Kosher
27 Dressings under VHQ has bubble tea!
A kosher juice bar on Kingston Avenue in CH used to make bubble tea. I don't know if that place is still around, though.
This is one item that I'm pretty surprised there's a gap on. Maybe someone would like to fill in the gap and offer it in their estabishment?
abeles and heymann franks @ Brooklyn shoprite
The OP said that in the nonkosher frank section, the price was $4.99, and he said don't buy them in the kosher meat section; the point he's making is that the franks are sold for cheap in one section of the store and the same product is marked up in the kosher section. That's very unethical, if not illegal.
Buddha Bodhai is AUTHENTIC Chinese. Nothing else quite like it, whether in Chinatown Manhattan or Flushing Chinatown. I also enjoy the similar places in Philly, now under IKC (Rabbi Zev Schwarz).
As long as Eden Wok in New Rochelle, with the buffet, is still going, I'm happy. I didn't care for the Manhattan location much. I love the buffet in New Rochelle. Chap a Nosh has a Chinese buffet Monday nights in Brooklyn, if anyone else is interested.
I wanted to add a question to the public: has anyone else eaten there, and what dishes do you typically enjoy?
I like the Huntridge Sods Fountain; there's no other experience quite like it.
I went last night and for the most part, was impressed.
Hot bread was served with a rosemary margarine. Puchero was ok, although the beef broth tasted very commercial. The empanadas were authentic in that they had olive and hard boiled egg, although the size was miniscule for the price. The chimichurri was very good. Asado de Tira was tender, and juicy, although the garlic mashed potatoes tasted old. Flan was excellent, especially for parve.
It's enjoyable to have an Argentinean place to eat.
Aug 15, 2014tractarian in Kosher
abeles and heymann franks @ Brooklyn shoprite
Sounds highly illegal to do that.
I saw firsthand, actually, that A&H gets their scraps for franks directly shipped from Meal Mart, in case anyone's wondering.
Aug 15, 2014tractarian in Kosher
Brooklyn suggestions for non fancy eaters
MMF is kind of fancy and expensive. For reasonably priced kid friendly food, I'd suggest Chap a Nosh, Carlos and Gabbys (J and CI Avenue, across from Essen Deli), KD on J and East 13th, Olympic Pita for Israeli style food (K and CI Avenue), Estihana for Chinese (J and East 13th), etc. Off the Avenue M stop, there's not much fleshig, other than Chap a Nosh, although there are plenty of pizza places over that way (Benny's, Posh Tomato, JII, Chadash, etc.) For fleshig, get off by Avenue J and you'll have quite a few options, none of which are fancy.
Aug 15, 2014tractarian in Kosher
I was in Great Neck today and it was still coming soon.
Do you have a tried 'n' true recipe for avocado (or other) pareve cold soup?
A good parve cold soup is a White Gazpacho, called Ajo Blanco, made from almonds. The soup traditionally contains no dairy at all (it's emulsified with bread, olive oil, and very cold water), so avoid recipes calling for yogurt, obviously. The dish is inherently parve.
Upscale Friday night dinner ideas
I agree with other posters here. Roast chicken is the one dish that any great chef will tell you is incredibly simple yet complex to properly execute; while a roast chicken for shabbos dinner seems ubiquituous, I'd suggest something like a coq au vin instead. Coq au vin uses very inexpensive cuts of chicken to make a masterful dish. I'd count it among impressive dishes.
For a soup, instead of the usual matzah balls, how about a soup with quenelles of veal or ground chicken? And for salad or appetizers, try something elegant.
The kosher location in Potomac, which I've visited when I was in the Silver Spring/Baltimore area, is kosher parve, pas yisroel, shomer shabbos. I'd assume that on Avenue M of all places it would be the same way. Ironically, this bakery is opening up right by Kaff's Bakery, although I don't think there's going to be too much competition, since the bakeries are so dramatically different and appeal to two different markets. Breadsmith would be the only artisan bakery in our neck of the woods period, with the exception of a non-kosher Panera in Kings Plaza, and I'm hoping this Breadsmith will be a kosher establishment that will appeal to a broad demographic.
What I'm anticipating is that they may be owned by non-Jews and fall under the supervision of Rabbi Aaron Mehlman, which would allow them to be open on shabbos (and would also eliminate the need to worry about hafrashat challah). The fact that any baking done on shabbos would be done in ovens turned on and left on before shabbos by a mashgiach would render such bread pas yisroel.
On the site of the old Apple bank on Avenue M between East 18 and East 19th in Flatbush, I saw a coming soon sign for Breadsmith, the puirveyor of artisan breads. Considering that the stores in Potomac, South Bend, Minneapolis, and Skokie are under kosher supervision (in Potomac, where I've been, the place is under the Vaad of Washington), there's a large possibility obviously that the Brooklyn store would be kosher, as well, although I haven't seen any indication as to the status of this store.
Jul 21, 2014tractarian in Kosher
Between Breadberry, Pomegranate, and the Kosher Marketplace, I've seen lots of cheeses. Galbusera makes all sorts of Italian cheeses. The Cheese Guy and Natural Kosher are ubiquituous at this point. Aurora manchego is sold at Zabar's. I see Schmerling cheeses from Europe, kosher brie and camembert, and lots of offerings these days.
Jul 21, 2014tractarian in Kosher
Best Pareve Birthday Cake (NY or NJ)
Kosher Marketplace does some pretty good parve sheetcakes.
Making Franks and Baked Beans for Shabbos
I want to do a franks and beans casserole for shabbos July 5th. What blend of beans do you recommend using, and how to prepare this for serving on shabbos? I was thinking of using Navy beans soaked (ordinarily when it isn't for shabbos, I'd just use Bush's baked beans as my base), along with Jacks facon, onion, bbq sauce, ketchup, brown sugar, molasses, maple syrup, a little Tabasco, cider vinegar, and mustard, which is my go-to technique (I use a half package of facon in the beans and lay out the rest on top). What should I do with my franks in the mix? Mix them in or lay them on top? I'm just interested in doing this so that the beans cook fully but don't overcook. I'm using some franks I managed to order from Romanian.
To round out the meal, aside from the franks and beans, I'm doing potato salad, cornbread with onion jam and maple Earth Balance, cole slaw, homemade sweet tea, and watermelon, in order to keep with the July 4th theme.
Cold / Summer Shabbat lunch ideas
I mostly eat cold foods on shabbos afternoons in the summer. Hummus, Greek yogurt dips, Greek salad with feta, eggplant salads, cold noodles with sesame, Caesar salad, etc. Although I would say there's an obligation to have hot food on shabbat afternoon, as well (Baal haMaor rules as such).
Best Pareve Birthday Cake (NY or NJ)
The rabbi himself has Orthodox semicha and follows the halakhot 100%. I spoke with him at length prior to buying from Viking. I really enjoy their Scandinavian baked goods and desserts. Although the Butterfinger Layer Cake is really gevaldig, as well.
I like the cheese selection (they have a full line of Gulbusera cheeses from Italy, including sharp provolone, Grana Padano Gran Duca, which is the closest thing to kosher Parmigiano Reggiano we have, pecorino, etc.) and the sandwiches! They have a very good meatball sandwich, and I think it's awesome that a kosher BLT is the first sandwich on the menu! I had the kosher BLT on mezonot bread, with lettuce, tomato, and dense mayonnaise, and it was divine.
The OU Kosher website lists many varieties as being OU-D, of both Polly-O and Kraft (Jalapeno, Tomato Basil, Cracked Black Pepper, and plain mozzarella Kraft).
It's nice to see that more mainstream cheeses are kosher. I long enjoyed Cappiello mozzarella.
It was nice while it lasted. I found it to be ridiculously overpriced, although they had a nice lunch buffet.
Apr 08, 2014tractarian in Kosher
The halav yisrael brands are yuor best bet. Haolam, Fresh and Healthy, and Susan's, IIRC.
Apr 08, 2014tractarian in Kosher
Thanks! I saw it in Pomegranate, and since they're under 2 extremely strict hashgachos, that's enough for me! I bought both dairy and parve varieties.
Apr 06, 2014tractarian in Kosher
I have 4 sets of pots, pans, boards, equipment, knives, etc., so I guess I'm spoiled in the kitchen.
Apr 02, 2014tractarian in Kosher
Establishments Offering KFP Foods
I also should add Kosher Marketplace to the list, as well as House of Glatt, and Aaron's Gourmet.
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Just weeks after the presidential election and the GOP is trying to show its newfound bipartisanship by dealing with the "fiscal cliff," a monster of its own making from way back when they were trying to keep President Obama from being able to raise the debt ceiling. They were being too cute by half, thinking that once their nominee was elected, and they took control of the Senate, they could do their thing to make it go away.
Well, things didn't go exactly the way they planned, as we now know, and they're stuck in the corner they painted themselves into. They deserve a little comeuppance, in my opinion. They let their hatred for Obama keep them from doing what was good for the country. And now the president is holding better cards. If I were Obama, I'd let it expire and let them stew in their own juices, but I don't think the president is that kind of guy.
In the not-so-bipartisan department, several GOP members of Congress are ginning up a new tempest in a teapot over the statements made by U.N. Ambassador and possible Secretary of State nominee Susan Rice about the Benghazi attacks on the Sunday talk shows. Even though everyone actually in the know has said she was only repeating the facts she was given by the intelligence community, Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham seem to have made it their life's work to block the nomination of a very qualified black woman to be the secretary of state. So much for the new outreach effort to women and minorities.
There was a call for a Watergate-type investigation into the White House supposedly changing the talking points, but that's been pretty well disproved by both former CIA director David Petraeus and the spokesman for the Director of National Intelligence Shawn Turner in a CNN interview: "The intelligence community made substantive, analytical changes before the talking points were sent to government agency partners for their feedback. There were no substantive changes made to the talking points after they left the intelligence community."
According to Rep. Adam Schiff in The New York Times, Petraeus in his closed door briefing "was adamant that there was no politicization of the process, no White House interference or political agenda." (Thanks to Think Progress, "GOP's Benghazi Conspiracy Falls Apart, White House Didn't Change Susan Rice's Talking Points.")
Another curious thing is the sudden GOP concern about embassy security. In 2002, the U.S. Consulate in Karachi, Pakistan, was attacked and 10 people were killed. In 2004, the U.S. Embassy was bombed in Uzbekistan with two killed and nine injured. Also in 2004, gunmen attacked the U.S. Consulate in Saudi Arabia, killing eight. In 2006, armed men attacked the U.S. Embassy in Syria, killing one. In 2007, a grenade was launched into the U.S. Embassy in Athens, Greece. In 2008, rioters set fire to the U.S. Embassy in Syria. Also in 2008, bombings in the U.S. Embassy in Yemen killed 10. These all happened during the Bush administration. Where was the hue and cry from the Republicans about embassy security then? How did they address this situation? In the fiscal year 2011 budget, they cut embassy security funds by $238 million! At the time, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said, "The scope of the proposed House cuts is massive. The truth is that cuts of that level will be detrimental to America's national security. I was very clear with the Speaker about the deep concerns we have with the FY11 spending bill."
They certainly didn't seem very concerned then, but now that four people were killed in Benghazi under Obama's administration, it's a huge deal. Maybe they shouldn't have gutted embassy security. Oh well, like everything else, we'll just blame it on Obama.
In the immediate aftermath of the election, petitions from all 50 states came in seeking to secede from the United States. Coincidentally, these states get far more back from the federal government than they pay in. If I were President Obama, I'd take them up on their offer to leave, after billing them for their share of the national debt, of course, but that's just me. Good riddance, I say. Unfortunately, this won't happen and I'll quote Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia on why: "Secession? I cannot imagine that such a question could ever reach the Supreme Court. To begin with, the answer is clear. If there was any constitutional issue resolved by the Civil War, it is that there is no right to secede."
At least the irony is delicious.
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Tonight's performance of David Sedaris' "The Santaland Diaries" at Silver Moon Brewing & Taproom in Bend has been canceled because of a death in the family of Derek Sitter, the man behind the play.
You can read more about "Santaland" and Sitter here. But again, don't go to Silver Moon tonight expecting to see it, because it's canceled. Silver Moon booking guru Cassie Moore says she hopes to reschedule the play in the coming weeks.
No word yet on Sitter's planned show Friday at The Wine Shop in Bend. I'll update this post as soon as we hear something.
A planned show Friday at The Wine Shop is also postponed, Sitter says.
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The Tannadice side looked to be heading for their first win in the east end of Glasgow for 21 years as they resolutely defended a lead given to them in the 38th minute by midfielder Stuart Armstrong.
That long-awaited win would have been almost certain had striker Brian Graham not missed an incredible sitter in the 65th minute when he somehow made a hash of a Nadir Ciftci cross, and the visitors were made to pay in the second minute of three added on as Mulgrew rose to flick a cross from Emilio Izaguirre into the net.
Inverness moved back up to second in the Scottish Premiership table with a hard fought but deserved 2-1 victory over Kilmarnock.
Aaron Doran's deflected effort in the seventh minute put Inverness in front at the break, before Graeme Shinnie moved them further in front with a sublime finish in the 52nd minute.
Kilmarnock briefly threatened to take something out of this match when Darren Barr struck from close range in the 76th minute - but they could not find an equaliser.
Hearts returned to earth with a bump following the high of their League Cup derby success as goals from Nigel Hasselbaink and Stevie May earned St. Johnstone a 2-0 win at Tynecastle.
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Orc and Pie: The Skill Challenge
One the most famous and shortest, yet technically complete, adventures written by Monte Cook is Orc and Pie. It is so well written that there is no way I could update it to 4E. Then I asked myself, what if someone wanted to talk to the orc instead of fighting it in 4E? I know! Let's make it a skill challenge! So here it is. Orc and Pie as a skill challenge usable by any party of any level.
Setup: An orc has a pie. You are hungry and want the pie. You need to convince the orc to give you the pie.
Level: Appropriate level for the party.
Complexity: 3 (8 successes before 3 failures).
Primary Skills: Bluff, Diplomacy, Insight.
Bluff (moderate DC): You tell the orc that he is no longer required to guard the pie and needs to go help his comrades who seem to have fallen under mysterious circumstances.
Diplomacy (moderate DC): The orc can possibly be convinced to hand over the pie without incident. The first success in this skill opens up the use of the History skill (the orc describes, in detail, the long and sordid history of pie-guarding orcs throughout orcish lore).
Insight (moderate DC): You realize that the orc really doesn't like his duty because he is allergic to boysenberries, the filling of the pie. The first success with this skill reveals that any offers of a slice of pie to the orc will result in an automatic failure.
History (easy DC): You make an insightful remark about a significant pie-guarding event in orcish history. This is available only after a character has gained a success using the Diplomacy skill, and it can be used only once in this way during the challenge.
Intimidate: Any use of this skill results in an automatic failure unless the pie is somehow physically used during the intimidation, at which point it becomes an automatic success. It can only be used once and grants the successful PC a +2 to further Diplomacy checks with the orc.
Success: The party gets the pie.
Failure: The orc continues a long tradition of valiantly guarding pies, quickly grabbing handfuls of pie and stuffing them down his throat. He immediately goes in to anaphylactic shock and dies, but not before ruining the pie for the PCs.


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iMac 20" SSD upgrade options...?
I have an early 2008 iMac 20-inch model, and I'm running out of drive space on my 320Gb primary drive. For various reasons, I don't want to move things to an external drive. I am looking into options for upgrading the drive, and it occurred to me that if I can make an image of it with SuperDuper on my NAS, then I could install an SSD as my primary drive, move the original drive to be a secondary one, and restore the image to the SSD.
I'm having some difficulty finding online resources to help me with this. They suggest ways of installing an SSD but it appears that they are suggesting using it as a secondary drive, which makes no sense to me. If I install an SSD then I want it as my system drive, please!
So... can anyone suggest the best way to do this? I know it's fairly tricky to open the machine up and make changes, but I'm happy to risk that and I'm fairly confident in my abilities. My problem lies in the planning area: what should I be aiming for as a target system?
Are you even certain that your iMac 20" model can accommodate two drives? Best to go to iFixit: The free repair manual and look up the instructions for taking your iMac apart and see if they have instructions for installing a second drive.
You could replaced the iMac's internal HD with an SSD, largest 500GB. It would need the addition of spacers to convert from 2.5" to 3.5". If you then wanted to use your old HD it would need to be mounted in an external USB2 or FireWire case, FireWire recommended for access speed. Personally I wouldn't reuse an old 320GB hard drive from the iMac, they weren't very reliable. As you are running out of storage space why not simply replace the 320GB drive with a 1 or 2TB conventional drive.
Many thanks to both of you for the advice. I will check out the iFixit manual, and I'm also going to give some thought to Steve's idea about replacing with a 1Tb drive. I happen to have four of these just lying about waiting to be used, so it might make sense - but I want to check carefully whether they are compatible because I believe there's some issue with temperature sensing...?
On the other hand, some people are saying that it doesn't matter much as long as it runs cool enough. Maybe the WD Caviar Black would work OK - that's the model of the four drives I have. Any comments on suitability? They have all only been used for a few months, in my NAS RAID.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Sherlock Holmes vs Jack the Ripper,
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This review is from: Dust and Shadow: An Account of the Ripper Killings by Dr. John H. Watson (Hardcover)
Reason for Reading: I always enjoy a good book featuring Holmes but this time I must say it was my pet true crime case Jack the Ripper that pulled me towards this book even more.
Comments: The plot is what you would expect. The real-life Jack the Ripper case has been put into the the fictional London of Sherlock Holmes and in this world Holmes becomes involved in trying to solve the case. The book itself has been approved by the Holmes estate and is very true to Holmesian Canon, including characters and history from previous stories with footnotes to show from whence the references came. The Jack the Ripper information has also been thoroughly researched but is much more vague and not nearly as in-depth. This is much a story of Holmes, first and foremost before it is a story of Jack the Ripper.
I've read all of Doyle's Holmes works, though I must say it was a long time ago, but I still felt the genuine tone of the original books come through in Fayes' writing. While one knows the plot, per say, of the Ripper murders she has added some shady characters and goings on that Sherlock must also unravel along his way to solving the bigger case. Also, while Faye stays true to the main facts of the Ripper case she does deviate away from the facts into fiction to make the story her own (or should I say Holmes' own). Jack the Ripper purist will not find a plausible solution to the case but then they shouldn't be expecting one with a fictional detective on the case.
An enjoyable book but one I must say that never really grabbed me tightly. It was a pleasant read that didn't ever get me excited as to whodunit. Holmes and Watson were portrayed well, and fans will be sure to be pleased, but I just didn't connect with any of the other characters nor did the plot ever get me turning pages faster than normal. Overall, a pleasant, enjoyable mystery but nothing extraordinary.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Tremendous Atmosphere Lacking Thrills,
Jeffrey Swystun (Toronto & Mont Tremblant) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Dust and Shadow: An Account of the Ripper Killings by Dr. John H. Watson (Paperback)
First time novelist Faye does commendable job in atmosphere, characters, and dialogue as she pits Sherlock Holmes against Jack the Ripper. In fact, she channels Conan Doyle's style eerily well. But there are two missing ingredients: plot and pace. Though this match-up has been done a few times before in fiction, it should still produce chills given the true gruesome murders and the deducing detective.
Unfortunately, there are not enough twists and turns to really hold interest. I did enjoy one misdirection in the book but it did not derail me long. So then it became a question of how long it took Holmes to arrive at the correct conclusion and, more importantly, how he does it. And given that, I would argue that one will get more out of this book if they are versed in Ripper and White Chapel facts as Faye accurately integrates the real events.
Overall, very enjoyable especially for the setting and mood but if one is looking for true thrills - seek elsewhere.
2.0 out of 5 stars Very dull, hard to get through,
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Sadly, this book was way too dry and dull, the story just never took off and it was so hard to keep reading.
I was basically forced to read it for a course and wish that we had something else to read. It took me hours to read only a handful of pages and that is very odd for me - usually I can read books very quickly. This one was just not engaging enough.
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TAMPA, Florida -- For the last five years, we've brought you the tragic and inspiring story of the Bloomingdale Library attack survivor. We've shown you her radiant smile and captured her innocent laugh, but we've never been able to show you her face or reveal her name.
Now, for the first time, we can tell you who she is: her name is Queena, and she's a survivor.
On the night of April 24, 2008, just two days after Queena turned 18, a man viciously attacked her as she returned books to the Bloomingdale Regional Library. Kendrick Morris was convicted of the crime, and is now serving decades behind bars.
Queena's life is changed forever. To this day, she can't walk or talk, but she's a constant fighter.
"We don't want the community to forget her," says Queena's mother, Vanna. She says they're both grateful for all the support that friends and strangers alike have provided over the last five years.
That's why Vanna talked with Queena about sharing her story online. Queena may not be able to voice her feelings, but she can definitely show them. To say no, she opens her mouth with an angry scowl. To say yes, she smiles and laughs.
When it came to creating a website, Queena laughed enthusiastically. That's howJoinQueena.com was born.
"Queena chose to have her real name spread out to the community," Vanna says.
Family friend Paula MacDonald worked with the family to create the site, collaborating with Full Media in Georgia. The company was so touched by Queena's battle, it volunteered to create JoinQueena.com for free.
"This is something that could happen to anybody's child," MacDonald says. "For [Vanna] to do anything she can to help her child move forward and have a better life, I feel really proud to be a part of that."
JoinQueena.com shows Queena's journey through never-before-seen photos. It also lets people donate to her medical care. It's decorated in pink, the color that makes Queena smile most.
"Everybody gets kind of upset about the smaller things in life, but when you see it all taken away from you, it really grounds you a lot,"saysChris Tolisano, who ownsBest Day Fitness Studio in St. Pete and has worked with Queena for the last year."To see her progress in a year, it's pretty amazing."
It's especially amazing through the eyes of a mother, who stands by Queena every step of the way.
"It's not easy, you know. I'm human," Vanna says. "But every day I can see the good news come, the good blessings. We have blessings every day."
Queena turns 23 on Monday. On Saturday, April 20, she's having a public birthday party from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. atKeel & Curley Winery in Plant City. Then on Saturday, May 18, students at East Bay High School are holding a 5K to raise money for her.


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Just a few weeks after giving birth to twins, Anna Paquin is gracing the cover of the November issue of Red Magazine.
According to Digital Spy
In an interview with Red magazine, Paquin, who confirmed publicly she is bisexual two years ago, admitted some people question how her marriage and sexual orientation are compatible.
"I am a happily married woman and I married a man. I don't think that negates that aspect of my life, but obviously I wouldn't be with my husband if I didn't want to be married to a man," she explained.
"Some people find it odd that you can identify with a sexual orientation that is not straight and yet be married to someone of the opposite sex. They're like, 'Obviously it's not real if you're married to a dude'."
However, she said she does not feel the need to justify her relationship in light of criticism.
"That's not my problem. I'm like, 'Okay, if that's how you feel, there's nothing I can do about it'. I'm just living my life," Paquin said.
The 30-year-old also said realising her sexual orientation as a teenager was not an "Oh my God moment", adding: "It's just part of who I am."
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Anna Paquin loves the "luxury" of having a nanny.
The 'True Blood' actress and husband Stephen Moyer – who has daughter Lilac, 10, and son Billy, 12, from previous relationships – welcomed twins into the world last month and Anna knows she is lucky to be able to afford the help she needs with her family.
She said: "I have the luxury of being able to afford the help I need. I consider having a full-time, reliable job a major blessing. You will never catch me complaining about being employed.
Anna loves the fact she and Stephen get to work together because they are "best friends".
She told the new issue of Red magazine: "We're best friends. If you're going to spend the rest of your life with someone, you want it to be the person you want to hang out with all the time.
"We have a lot in common but, when it comes down to it, if that person isn't really your buddy as well, for me, I don't think that would work. And we spend all our time together.
"A lot of people say, 'Oh, I could never work with my significant other', but I love getting to go to work with the person I want to spend all my time with.' "
One of the reasons why Anna loves her husband is because of his "Englishness".
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Anna Paquin has revealed that she is "not fazed" by nudity.
The Canadian-born actress and new mum, who often bares her body in hit TV series True Blood, said she doesn't mind stripping off as long as there's a reason behind it.
"Nudity just doesn't faze me. If it wasn't something I was up for, I certainly wouldn't have got involved," she told Red magazine.
"I'm sure sometimes it feels like they just take our clothes away because they like taking our clothes away. But in True Blood, it feels creatively motivated. Sex and sexuality is a big part of adult life. Our target audience is not teenagers."
The magazine goes on sale on October 3rd.
If we come across any more snippets from the interview or any more pictures we will post them on E&SL. It's great to hear that Anna is healthy and happy and we hope she gets to take her gorgeous babies homes soon!
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Arriving seemingly out of nowhere, Bob Dylan's new album Together Through Life was even a shock to Columbia, his one and only label home for over 45 years now. Rush released to match the spontaneous feel of the proceedings, Together Through Life certainly has the essence of a feather, clocking in at only 10 lightweight tracks and feeling like maybe Dylan's most off the cuff record in…well…maybe ever.
I don't get the feeling that this off the cuff sound was by accident either. Dylan's last couple of records (Love & Theft, Modern Times) were masterpieces of Ragtime and Skip Blues that were crafted with his touring band after countless years of grueling worldwide tours. Together Through Life however just feels like a bunch of buddies sitting around a porch or under a shady tree just playing for the fun of it. Chalk that up to Mike Campbell from Tom Petty's Heartbreakers and Los Lobos' David Hildalgo giving the record a south-western style tone throughout the proceedings and also chalk it up to the playful nature of Dylan's lyrics and arrangements throughout as well. Take for instance "My Wife's Home Town" which is musically a wink and a nod to Willie Dixon's Blues classic "I Just Want to Make Love to You" but has the devilish chorus of "I'm telling you again that hell's my wife's hometown" while Dylan slyly laughs in the background near the end of track if you listen real close.
Other fun ones include the album closer "It's All Good" where Dylan, who could never be mistaken for an outright optimist throughout his career, barks out the sunny lines "Big politician telling lies, restaurant kitchen all full of flies, don't make a bit a difference, don't see why it should, cause it's all right and it's all good." Lines like that are meant to make you realize that even though it can be a big grind out in the real world, don't let the little things get you down and try to enjoy life to its fullest. Bob Dylan's excellent Together Through Life will make anyone who listens remember that credo.
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Step 1: The Controller
Step 2: Taking off the Rumble.
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Cut of the tip of the USB cord (the side that you dont plug in to your computer) and strip it open. Un-wrap it of the foil and the little silver-colored wires. You should see 4 wires. Red, black, green, and white. The red and black carry power. You need those. The others you can put tape on the tips so they don't touch each other and tape them down somewhere on the cord.
Step 4: Making the USB power (2)
Strip the power wires. Then tape/glue the wires to the rumble pack. (Black to black, red to red. Duh!) If you want, you can attach the rumble to a piece of wood or cardboard. Plug the cord in to your computer, and it should rumble. *VRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR*
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New Mexico – New Mexico's jobless rate rose to 7.9 percent in October, up from the 7.7 percent reported the previous month and the 4.5 percent rate in October 2008.
The state's labor department, the Department of Workforce Solutions, says the state lost 27,800 jobs between October 2008 and October 2009.
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Judge OKs defamation ruling vs. Pa. beauty queenBy COLLEEN LONG
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Miss Pennsylvania Sheena Monnin competes during the 2012 Miss USA Presentation Show in Las Vegas.NEW YORK A federal judge in New York has upheld an arbitrators ruling that a Pennsylvania beauty queen must pay the Miss USA pageant $5 million for defaming Donald Trumps pageant organization.
Sheena Monnin resigned as Miss Pennsylvania last year, saying the Miss USA contest was rigged. She claimed another contestant learned the names of the top five finishers hours before the show was broadcast. Monnin said she decided to turn in her crown as soon as those same contestants were named during the show.
She posted a series of messages on Facebook and spoke publicly about her claims. Trumps Miss Universe Organization sued Monnin for defamation and an arbitrator ruled against her in December. The arbitrator said Monnins allegations cost the pageant a $5 million fee from a potential 2013 sponsor.
Earlier this week, U.S. District Court Judge J. Paul Oetken upheld the arbitrators decision. Monnin had sought to have it overturned based on three grounds: the arbitrator overstepped his authority, his decision disregarded law, and she didnt know the arbitration hearing was taking place. The judge disagreed.
Monnin, of Cranberry, Pa., said in a Facebook post Thursday evening that she is glad the truth is out there, regardless of the outcome.
This is not about me being a sore loser or wanting my 15 minutes of fame she wrote. This is about the MUOs admission under oath that they manipulate the judges results to suit their own ends. This is not what they advertise to the public.
Pageant organizers claimed Monnin resigned because she disagreed with a decision to allow transgender contestants. They made public text from an email they said Monnin sent citing the decision to allow natural-born males into the competition as the reason for her resignation. A transgender contestant was initially denied entry to the Miss Universe Canada pageant because she wasnt born female, but Trump overruled that decision.
Olivia Culpo of Rhode Island won the Miss USA pageant that year.
Monnin wrote on Facebook page that her legal fees amount to more than $50,000 and she needed financial support, including a link for donations.
Trumps lawyer said he applauded the judges decision but was surprised Monnin stood by her story.
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The New York Racing Association has announced the stakes schedule for the 2014 Fall Championship meet at Belmont Park, with 42 stakes worth a total of $11 million.
The New York Racing Association has announced the stakes schedule for the 2014 Fall Championship meet at Belmont Park, with 42 stakes worth a total of $11 million.
Howe Great, a graded winner who was originally entered in a stakes at Indiana Downs, instead will head to Belmont Park for the $150,000 Hill Prince (gr. IIIT) June 16.
Despite the Odds became a graded stakes winner June 5 at Belmont Park, as he put away Affirmatif and romped to a 7 1/2-length victory in the $109,000 Hill Prince (gr. IIIT), which was taken off the turf course because of heavy rain in New York.
Gio Ponti, off for more than seven months and making his 3-year-old debut, rallied from last to take the $100,000 Hill Prince Stakes (gr. IIIT) by two lengths under Garrett Gomez June 6 on the Belmont turf.
Less than two weeks after being caught at the wire in the Lamplighter Stakes, Bill Mott will send Prussian back to the starting gate in the $100,000 Hill Prince Stakes (gr. IIIT) June 6 at Belmont Park.
Six 3-year-olds will battle one mile over the Widener Turf Course in Friday's 33rd running of the $100,000-added Hill Prince (gr. IIIT), a race in which Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott and Eclipse Award winner Todd Pletcher are likely to combine for a very chalky exacta box.
Outperformance came wide with a big rush to win the $115,400 Hill Prince Stakes (gr. IIIT) on a soft turf course at Belmont Park Friday afternoon.
Trainer Kiaran McLaughlin packs a solid one-two punch in Spider Power and Carnera, part of a puzzler that kicks off Belmont Park's big stakes weekend on Friday in the $100,000 Hill Prince (gr. IIIT) on the turf.
Favored Rey de Cafe, who always likes to make it interesting, did so again. He was between horses in a tight finish and just got his nose in front to take the $114,700 Hill Prince Stakes (gr. IIIT) Friday at Belmont Park.
Artie Schiller, ridden confidently by Richard Migliore, cruised to his first graded stakes victory in Sunday's $110,000 Hill Prince (gr. III) for 3-year-olds on the Belmont Park inner turf course.
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Proud Man earned his fourth grade III stakes win of the year Saturday, inching to the lead late in the stretch to win the $114,600 Hill Prince Stakes by a neck at Belmont Park.
Promontory Gold delivered on the promise of his first three career starts, winning the $110,900 Hill Prince Stakes (gr. IIIT) by a half length Saturday at Belmont Park.


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Rainforest Café at Animal Kingdom is the only independent restaurant attached to one of the Walt Disney World parks. It is actually one of two Rainforest Café locations on Walt Disney World property with the other being part of the Downtown Disney shopping complex. It does fill a need at Animal Kingdom, though, as it is the only table service restaurant at the park.
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