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The link i have above was in the link from schweb. I found this particular website useful because it described every port on my iMac. As you can read in the first line of the descriptions it has the HDMI, and the Mini DP (w/ Audio).
Also ramimac is dead on I had to go to that exact same window and go under sound effects and check the desired boxes to send the audio to my HDTV.
So as long as the adapter you have supports audio you should be good, if you are concerned that it doesn't carry audio (it would help other more experienced members if you posted the adapter's specs) here is the link for the adaptor that I use and works fine I might add. No dl'ing any drivers or changing settings on my HDTV. THat could be different in your case though.
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"You need to eliminate all of them and start from scratch with…people [who have] more to do with their lives than yell at each other." — Neil Patrick Harris, July 25, 2011
Neil Patrick Harris, as a guest on insufferable Andy Cohen's me-me-me-fest, Watch What Happens, metaphorically took a sh*t on the bags of money Cohen sleeps on since creating the monster that is The Real Housewives Of New York, a reality show that glorifies tactless, shrill women with money whose lives solely revolve around chewing each other out on camera.
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Countless students have earned prestigious national scholarships to continue the research they began at Willamette. They're making discoveries, and they're enhancing our understanding of the world. After all, research isn't about explaining the universe in a single equation; it's about solving a complex puzzle one piece at a time.
The pieces are falling into place for Justin Brown, a 2004 economics graduate from Bakersfield, Calif. Brown earned a Watson Fellowship to evaluate the efficiency and success of local barter networks in England, Thailand, Australia and South Africa - and he says he couldn't have secured the $22,000 travel grant without the support of the Willamette community. "The Watson Fellowship was completely beyond my experience," says Brown. "The faculty and staff are dedicated to connecting students with opportunities. They really inspired me."
As an undergraduate, Brown was inspired to explore alternatives to the current economic system, which accepts poverty as the cost of doing business. "Before I came to Willamette, I didn't know enough about the world and how deep and structural the poverty is," says Brown. "I think it's an abomination - there's no excuse for people starving in this world."
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Rutgers University's Board of Governors on Wednesday approved a 2.2 percent increase in tuition, fees and room and board charges for in-state undergraduates. It also approved increases in out-of-state tuition.
In-state tuition will rise from $10,104 to $10,356 this fall, while out-of-state tuition will rise from $22,766 to $23,676. Students in some schools, though, will pay more.
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Liz DeJesus is a novelist and a poet. She has been writing for as long as she was capable of holding a pen. She is the author of the novel Nina (Blu Phi'er Publishing, October 2007), The Jackets (Arte Publico Press, March 31st 2011) First Frost (Musa Publishing, June 22nd 2012) and Glass Frost (Musa Publishing, COMING SOON). Join us as we shine this week's Spotlight on Liz and learn more about what motivates her to keep writing!
What inspired you to write The Jackets, First Frost and Glass Frost?
The initial inspiration to write The Jackets came from the movie Sin City. I was drawn in by the little pops of color in the black and white film and I decided to play with colors in my short stories to see where it would take me. The story "Yellow," that's featured in The Jackets was inspired by a music video, the song is titled 'In the Rough' by Anna Nalick. And "Brown" was inspired by the song 'Nature Boy' by Nat King Cole. The other stories were also inspired by Greek Mythology (which I love) and everything sort of came together.
First Frost was inspired by a commercial for a local children's museum. I started thinking about how kids are often into different things at different stages in life, such as trains, cars, pirates, and fairy tales. Then I thought about a fairy tale themed museum and the idea of that seemed incredibly cool. I know I would want to work there. I jotted down a few ideas in a notebook and eventually the story sort of wrote itself. I was able to combine my love of fairy tales and magic to create a very interesting little series. And Glass Frost is the upcoming sequel to First Frost. It picks up right where the first book ends. I'm also working on the third book which is tentatively titled Shattered Frost. The dream is for this to be an ongoing series.
How have you seen your work impact others?
I think my work has had a positive impact on people, particularly teens that I've spoken to at local high schools. Just being able to share my love of literature with them has been incredible. I love seeing the look on their face when I tell them that 'Yes, you can be a writer or an illustrator.' That they can make their dreams come true if they work hard enough and believe in themselves.
Who or what inspires you to think big?
My mom was the first one to inspire me to be a writer. But it was my father who was the first one to tell me to never, ever give up. I had boyfriends that told me that I wouldn't ever amount to anything. I even had a boyfriend tell me that if an editor ever got a hold of my novel that he would dip the whole thing in red paint and hand it back to me. Safe to say, those relationships didn't last very long (for other reasons) but instead of letting naysayers bring me down it only added more fuel to my fire. It made me even more determined to make something of myself. I wanted to prove them wrong.
I couldn't afford to go to school. I came to the United States when I was seventeen years old and had to get a job in order to help my family pay bills at home. How did I learn to write? By reading. I read everything I could get my hands on. I slowly figured out what these incredible writers were doing that made their story work. How the dialogue flowed, how to describe characters and scenery. I'm still learning. I don't ever want to stop learning. I took the time and worked on my craft by reading 'How To' books and every writing magazine I could get my hands on.
How do you deal with the "F-word"—failure?
I don't think about failure. It's not something that's present in my mind. My main focus is on writing and being able to share my stories with anyone that's interested in reading a good story. My goal is to entertain the reader from the moment they pick up my book until they turn that last page. Everything else I do is just fun. Being on Facebook, Twitter, livejournal and scheduling book signings is just another way to meet people and to share with them what I'm doing on a daily basis.
What is your advice to aspiring and established Latina authors?
To follow their hearts. I know it sounds cheesy but it's the honest truth. Don't try to follow trends (like writing books about vampires or zombies thinking that they will sell). Stay true to yourself. Don't let anyone pigeonhole you into being a certain type of author. If you want to write a book in different genres then you should be able to do that. You don't have to be an author that writes only insert genre here. Hopefully that makes sense to anyone reading this.
Another bit of advice is to help other authors. You would be amazed at how many times I've extended my hand to other authors (some that I've never even met in person) and they've repaid in kind. People will always remember kindness.
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Reproduction of Eleanor Lockspeiser's relief Agean I, 1969
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Description: Identification on verso (handwritten): Lockspeiser; relief, "Agean I"; 14 x 18; acrylic plaster, unpainted; 1969.
Identification on verso (stamped): Peter A. Juley & Son; Photographers of fine arts since 1896; 325 West 57th Street, New York City.
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The moon glistened with pride
Burning thru a blackened sky
The world oblivious to his stride
Upright, all fours, n back
Panting n snorting like distorted dogs in a hunt ahead the pack
The light flickering thru the trees
Closing in like an enviable attack til claws greet a trunk with a razor like clasp
The window show no mercy
Showing the night the extent in inches from head to everything
Eyes forward like a predator planning
Claws tightly grasping the trunk, scratching
Her body was flawless
Something like a goddess
Eyes slashing thru the dead night, watching ominously certain
Fur rising to a ward off stance while hiding
Thinking about today in the square when they both were hands clasped together feelings arising
Heart then then fluttering with joy but now
Pounding from grief
The beast n man mixture cease to look upon his beauty
His shaggy mittens with embedded talons
Snatched away what hands could do for he
Fangs protruding
Anger polluted his head
Grief thru his veins like the wolf gene that now shows that the beast is outta seclusion
Giant rhythms of a beating, breaking heart still moving
His vision taunts him with sights
While senses r heightened n smelling that scent of her he likes
Sorrow fills the wells of his eyes
Hidden in the black of night
He turns to shun her outta his life
For she'll never Love the beast, just the man inside
N he can't Love her becuz of the fright of a sight
Waking up, bloody mess, her body dismembered
From left to right
He stares vengefully at the moon howling his protest
For the unnatural has trumped over one of lifes greatest conquest........to travel damned n alone.....a merciless fate untold.......Peace
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Dawat comes under the "superb" and "sublime" category for Indian food in this neighborhood. It is a gem, The food is cooked to a very high standard. Yes, it costs a bit more but the value is amazing and if you want a party for your tastebuds, you willl not be disappointed. The only problem we've had is sometimes haughty, sometimes snotty, aloof, or surly service. It put us off for awhile. We've solved this little problem now by just ordering takeout to be delivered - cheaper, too - and the delivery people are adorable and obliging and deserving of great tips...
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The food was delicious, albeit a little pricey. They were very accommodating to my 7 year old who is not a fan of Indian food and is rather picky. They reccomended a particular chicken dish that was not spicy (which I forgot the name of), and my daughter loved it. In fact I liked it so much I might order it myself the next time I'm there. The chicken tikka naan was delicious!
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Unappetizing meal. Vegetables Curry, vegetables overcooked and watery.. sauce spiced with chili.. where were the wonderful spices of India. Would not recommend
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I entered the restaurant with a friend and we had made reservations. There was a hostess who was Indian and she completely ignored us and just paid attention to the other customers. I do not recommend this overpriced restaurant and you can get the same quality food from those cheaper restaurants in Little India on East 6 th Street. Why doesn't the Owner invest in some Courtesy training for his/her staff?
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I never write comments on restaurants, but I had to for Dawat. It is one of my favorite restaurants in the city along with Atlantic Grill - The only two restaurants I would write reviews for. The atmosphere is not something to write home about, and the meal is on the pricier side (I would say to be done right ~$50/person), but it is certainly delicious. They have the best Indian Food I have ever had, and some of their options can please even the pickiest of eaters. Highly reccommend the Sea Bass Tikka and the Roasted Vegetable Tandoori.


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In addition to prominent online exposure, reporting, and free leads, MLSs that provide direct data feeds to Trulia will benefit from continuous data processing. This new framework ensures high-value listing information — including property price, listing address, and basic property details like number of bedrooms, bathrooms, open house times, and photo updates — are refreshed on Trulia in as little as 10 minutes.
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News items about the health effects of many popular foods inspire us to think in new ways about what we eat, what we shouldn't eat, and what it's doing to our body. If you're ready to put down the bag of Doritos, large Frappuccino, or box of Oreos and commit to eating better, you might want to consider detoxing.
Here, registered dietitian and American Dietetic Association spokesperson Lisa Dorfman discusses detoxing and whether it's right for you.
Detoxing is a good choice for people with diets consistently low in one or more essential nutrients, such as certain vitamins or minerals, fiber, probiotics or antioxidants, Dorfman says. "A dietitian can help you analyze what you're missing and what you need more of."
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Consider scheduling your detox around the new year - a time of renewal for many - or during spring cleaning, since you're already in an out-with-the-old, in-with-the-new mentality, Dorfman says. Detoxing a few times a year is beneficial, she says: like your car, your body also requires regular maintenance. Ideally, you might begin incorporating some or all elements of your detox diet into your regular diet.
Eating better is your body's ticket to improving your energy, preventing long-term health problems, and achieving a general sense of wellness. "When you're healthy and confident in your body, it affects your whole life," Dorfman explains. "You feel better, you're more productive at work, you feel more inspired to liven up your marriage, run a marathon - anything you put your mind to."
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Paroled sex offender facing habitual criminal count in Vanderburgh court
EVANSVILLE - Paroled sex offender Larry Huffines, arrested on new charges in June, could face an extra 10 to 30 years on his prison sentence if convicted of the charges.
Huffines, 60, is facing felony charges of burglary, two counts of promoting prostitution and sexual battery, as well as a misdemeanor battery charge in May after a mother said he entered her house and grabbed her daughter.
He appeared in Vanderburgh Circuit Court on Monday and rejected a plea offer from the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor's Office that would have given him the maximum sentences for his charges — 20 years for the burglary and promoting prostitution charges, Class B felonies, and three years for the sexual battery charge, a Class D felony.
When Huffines rejected that offer Monday, Chief Trial Deputy Mike Perry filed a new charge of being an habitual offender. If convicted separately of that by a jury, as well as at one of the Class B felonies, he could receive additional time on his sentence.
Huffines was convicted in November 2001 on stalking, criminal confinement and public indecency charges and had been on parole since September 2010.
The habitual offender charge is based on that conviction, as well as a 1998 stalking conviction.
An Oct. 15 trial date was set for Huffines on Monday.
On May 29, officers were called to a house in the 400 block of Covert Avenue at 2:05 p.m. after a woman called and screamed a man had entered her home, according to a police report.
The woman said she was in front of her house with her daughter and another girl when Huffines pulled up to on a scooter and offered cash to perform a sex act on either of the girls. The woman told him to leave and went inside. She told police Huffines then came in the back door and grabbed her daughter's breast in the kitchen, then fled.
Police arrested him nearby.
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Caramel Brownie Peanut Butter Cookie Bars
These Caramel Brownie Peanut Butter Cookie Bars are pure comfort food!
Third Grade. The year I cut my hair short, which I've regretted ever since.
The year I got my first crush. His name was Brandon and I loooooooved him.
Mrs. McCarthy was my teacher. I learned cursive and how to add and subtract four digit numbers.
We played lots of tag. Freeze tag, line tag, team tag. Melting candlestick in the witches corner tag (or something like that we made up).
it was the first time (of many) that I was "phased out" of a group of girls.
It was the year I got braces…the first time.
Third grade is the first grade I really remember. Sure, I have glimpses of second grade: my teacher, sitting next to my BFF at our shared cubby desk. First grade…the teacher is fuzzy. All I remember of Kindergarten is playing statues on the carpet.
But Third Grade? That I remember.
And it's going to be what Jordan remembers too. Starting today.
Excuse me while I go cry myself into a puddle over a plate of Brownie Caramel Peanut Butter Cookie Bars.
Hey, I deserve comfort today. As do all you moms who just sent your kids off to school.
Raise a glass of milk, and cheers to comfort bars.
These bars are seriously comforting. A few weeks ago when I had the week that just wouldn't end, I made these bars on a whim at the end of a very long, tearful day. I saw leftover Pillsbury peanut butter cookie dough in the refrigerator and I came across a small pouch of brownie mix in my pantry. When reaching for the brownie mix, the caramel bits fell on my head, and boom.
Comfort was born.
These came together in minutes, were in the oven and being eaten in under an hour. I liked them best warm and gooey. But the next day (or the next…or the one after that) they're good cold. Or heated in the microwave.
These are the perfect comfort dessert.
I used peanut butter cookie dough because it was what I had. You could use chocolate chip or sugar, or whatever sounds good. I used a small pouch of brownie mix (made for an 8×8 pan) but you can use a regular sized box. See my notes in the recipe for instructions.
Don't have caramel bits? That's okay. Use M&Ms. Or chocolate chips…or whatever you like. I grabbed what I had on hand, and man, they did their job. I certainly felt better after a few of these.
And I think I may need them again today. Third grade. How does that even happen?
#pleasefathertime #slowtheheckdown
Brownie Caramel Peanut Butter Cookie Bars
Yield: 16 bars
Peanut butter cookies, brownies, and caramel. The best bar cookie ever!
- 1/2 roll refrigerated peanut butter cookie dough (I used Pillsbury; use whatever brand or flavor you like-it doesn't have to be peanut butter!)
- 1 small brownie mix pouch (made for an 8x8 pan) plus water, eggs, and oil called for to make the brownies
- 1/2 cup caramel bits (Kraft brand, you can find them in the baking section)
- If you only have a 9x13 pan brownie mix, see note.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line a 9x9" pan with foil and spray with cooking spray.
- Slice cookie dough roll into 1/4" thick slices. Press evenly into the bottom of the prepared pan. Sprinkle with caramel bits.
- Mix brownie mix according to package directions. Pour over caramel bits and spread carefully with a spatula.
- Bake for about 20-25 minutes, until a toothpick comes out clean along the edge of the brownies. You can eat these after they've cooled about 15 minutes in pan, but they won't cut easily unless they've completely cooled.
You can make this with a 9x13" pan sized box of brownies. Use the whole roll of cookie dough and 1 cup of caramel bits and use a 9x13" size pan. Baking time might be affected.
Don't have a box brownie mix? Try this homemade brownie mix recipe.
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91 Responses to "Caramel Brownie Peanut Butter Cookie Bars"
Your story-telling is fabulous in this post. I can't believe school has started already for some kids. Mine has 3 more weeks yet of summer vacay (and I swear if a President had a hangnail, the school takes off for some President with a hangnail holiday) but I digress.
These bars. EPIC. Cookie dough, brownies, caramel bits (always have them on hand). They're so soft and gooey and dense. My perfect bar. Pinned!
These bars are just the thing I need today! They look so gooey and delicious. Yum! 😀
All my favorite things in one brownie! Sounds good to me!!!
Those 5 words are beautiful: Caramel. Brownie. Peanut-Butter. Cookie. Bars. I didn't know if peanut butter is considered one word because it is grouped together. Anyway, these look amazing and gooey–just the way I love my brownies.
These look unbelievably rich and delicious!
Love your story for this post! I too really remember 3rd grade and yes, it is crazy how time is flying by!!
I love the comforting bars and how easy they are! Easy and delicious and comforting are ALWAYS a good combo!
I'm allowed the brownies, even though I don't have kids, though, right? Right…? 😉
I am loving that ooey gooey photo! These are my every day work treat.
This is such a sweet post – in sentiment and treats! I hope Jordan has a wonderfully memorable school year! These bars look so moist and fudgy – I want to reach through the computer and grab one!
You DO deserve comfort! 3rd grade was the year the popular group formed at my school, and I remember it was like a real formation. Like "No you can't be in the popular group because you have a Barbie lunchbox and those are for babies" harumph.
Maybe I could use some comfort too. In the form of these brownies because they look so moist and gooey and full of YUM!!
Brownies always make the tears go away. My son is going into the third grade too. I remember all the tag games and it's fun to see my kids play the exact same games! I think we played Star Wars too and ghost in the graveyard. Everything was so simple in the third grade! These brownies are awesome Dorothy! I think I have to make myself a pan for tomorrow, which is our first day of school!
These brownies look wonderful! My daughter starts middle school Monday! I may need a pan of these!
Whoa, these look outrageously delicious!!!
Third Grade…learning my multiplication tables and hating it. A yellow knit sweater I wanted to wear every day. My new puppy. My teacher Mrs. Condon. Doing math at the board (I hated that).
Coming home to these brownies would make everything better. My baby starts middle school this year…where does the time go?
I want to faceplant straight into a plate of these and then eat them all. Every.single.one!
Ugh the third grade. My memories are coming back too. I had a horrible teacher… my mom and I always comment about that being my wasted year. Love the use of caramel bits. I saw them in the store this week but didn't them up may have to next time. My husband loves caramel
back to school requires comfort food…but it would help If I could get comfy in my sweatpants…which I would need if these brownies were in my house
Aof my favorites in one tasty bar, I love it! I have my tall glass of milk and I'm ready to dive in and devour the entire pan!
I am surprised school already started. Back when I was in school, our first day of school wasn't until after labor day. These bars look delicious though and so easy.
Haha love the story. And LOVE the cookie bars..I'm gonna pin this to make when I need something quick and easy to bring somewhere!
Hey, 3rd grade is fun! She'll love it
These, as always, look SO good!
I've been comfort eating here, too. First grade sounds SO much bigger than kindergarten. I don't know what I'll do when we get to third grade!
I love how this literally fell on your head! Amazingness. I wish something would happen like that to me! I hope your baby girl has a great first day of 3rd grade
Aww 3rd grade! I remember learning cursive too. And multiplication. That was the first time we learned something other than addition and subtraction. (And we had weekly math speed tests too… Sure glad that's over!) Jordan is going to have such a fun year, and at least you have the house to yourself again! 😉 PB, brownies, and caramel are such a match made in heaven. I'd be so tempted to eat the entire pan by myself!
OOh WOW! Brownie and peanut butter AND caramel drops!! Trouble!!
This looks & sounds so good!!
Does it get any better than that? Yum!
I could sink my teeth into one of these right now! That looks deeeeeee-lish!!
Awww, I think it's harder to be a girl sometimes. Girls can be so mean.
But, then we grow up and get to bake caramel brownie PB cookie bars and we win at life!
Peanut Butter cookie dough? And Brownies? And you added caramel bits?? Oh my! I'm going to have to try these. And I usually don't do brownies from a mix. Thinking my brownie recipe baked on top of some pb cookie dough will be amazing! And those caramel bits stirred in? Yes!
My daughter is starting 4th grade on Monday! 3rd grade was when BFF's really started to matter, and phone calls while playing on the American Girl website, etc. Hoping Jordan has a wonderful year and remembers only to good things!
BTW, my son is going to be a freshman! He's playing football with the JV/Varsity team – dropping him off to hang out and swim with seniors? I needed a mom moment.
Here's to a great school year for ALL the kiddos! May they NOT be cruel to each other ever. And cheers to the moms who love and support them all year round!
Thanks for the recipe and sharing 3rd grade memories, Dorothy!
I agree comfort is best when life is crazy! I can't believe just how mean girls were and still are! My oldest is a high schooler this year…I need a whole pan of these brownies like now!!!
These look absolutely heavenly! Third grade can be pretty brutal but I've got a feeling Jordan is going to handle herself just fine
These look amazing, and I happen to have some peanut butter oatmeal cookie dough in the freezer and a box of brownies (leftover butterscotch chips that I can't seem to get rid of too). Quick question: my brownie mix says 40-45 min (for all pan sizes), cookies take only about 10 min to bake. Any recommendations for cook time? Or maybe I should find a new box of brownie mix with smaller cook time? Thanks
My guy started 3rd grade yesterday too! So crazy to think they are that old. When I was in 3rd grade I thought I was so big!
These bars could solve all kinds of problems! Love the versatility!
Watching the little people get older is wonderful but it's such a heart-wrench too. My baby started back to school last week and he is in his third year like your Jordan – he's still a baby! (Don't tell him I said that. Seriously.) Comfort food? Yes please!
These look amazing, Dorothy! I could easily down a dozen! 😀
All of my favorite things rolled into one brownie!
Awwwwwww…..good luck to both of you! It's hard watching our kids grow up, isn't it? I think these "comfort bars" might help – they could NOT look any better!!! Especially that ooey gooey brownie part!
WOW! That's a lot of my favorite things all rolled up into one! YUMMMMM!
Third grade was fine for me – I was in a small private school. It was when I moved to public school in 5th grade that kids got mean. I'm not a fan! I hope Jordan has a great year! And for a bad day – these bars look perfect! So gooey!
School starts next week, I'll need lots of comfort then! Lots happened to you in third grade…girl drama is worrysome. My daughter also starts third grade..not too much drama with my boys (going to 5th and 7th). I fear that school drama.
I remember 3rd grade. I had the pretty teacher, and that was the year I got the chicken pox. I started eating dinner three nights a week at the dance studio. And it was the last year before I started being bused to the smart kid school. Those were the days. I could eat a hundred brownies and it didn't matter. I would love to be eating one of these right now.
I'll be sending my baby to his first year of preschool on Tuesday… these cookie bars may be a necessary part of my day! Thanks for the amazing dessert, Dorothy!
Yum, these look and sound amazing!!!
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I hated third grade, my teacher was not fun.
These bars just look like the best of everything. Yum!
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Shannon Nicole Washer, 36, Borger, went before U.S. District Judge Mary Lou Robinson on January 24, 2012.
(Girls) Sanford-Fritch 44 Childress 23
On Tuesday evening, the Sanford-Fritch Lady Eagles started the second half of District 1-2A play by easily beating the Childress Lady Bobcats 44-23 in Childress.
Christa White had the hot hand for the Lady Eagles by scoring 16 points, along with three steals, three rebounds, and two assists.
Jacy Judd had nine points and five assists, while Summer Tubbs had a good defensive game by coming up with seven rebounds, three steals and two block shots.
On Monday, Borger High School senior Ty Brown verbally committed to play collegiate football for the Henderson State University Reddies in Arkadelphia, Ark.
Brown will make the second Borger Bulldog to commit to the university this week, after teammate Miles McKinney committed to Henderson State on Sunday.
In 2011, Brown established himself as one of the best running backs in West Texas by rushing for over 1200 yards with 15 touchdowns and earn District 1-3A Offensive MVP honors, despite missing over three games due to a leg injury.
On Tuesday evening, the Amarillo High Lady Sandies defeated the Borger Lady Bulldogs 1-0 in a game that would be called at the 25th minute in the second half due to lightning.
The Lady Bulldogs will return to action in Amarillo on Monday, January 30th in their district opener against Amarillo Palo Duro.
On Tuesday evening, the Borger Bulldogs dropped to 1-2 in District 1-3A play by losing to the Dalhart Golden Wolves 58-32 at Tex Hanna Gym.
The Bulldogs struggled to take care of the ball leading to the team committing 26 turnovers. The Wolves took advantage of those Borger miscues by scoring 16 points directly off turnovers, including eight points in the third period, to help Dalhart build a 13 point lead going into the fourth period.
The Bulldogs got off to a good start in the game taking an early 4-0 lead off of baskets by Tyrell Haynes and Jamon Hearon.
On Tuesday evening, the Dalhart Lady Wolves used a fast start to get the 68-38 over the Borger Lady Bulldogs in District 1-3A action at Tex Hanna Gym.
The Lady Bulldogs struggled offensively in the first period by going 1/10 from the floor and not getting on the scoreboard until Vanessa Jones hit two free throws at the 2:45 mark.
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Nell was born on October 11, 1917 and went to be with the Lord on January 23, 2012. Nell graduated from Borger High School in 1935 and married her high school sweetheart Norman Robison.
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AMARILLO – John W. "J" French, 88, died Jan. 23, 2012, in Amarillo, TX.
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After reading the latest findings on sudden cardiac death, we asked our advisor Darshak Sanghavi, M.D., chief of the division of pediatric cardiology and associate professor of pediatrics at University of Massachusetts Medical School, to put this frightening problem into perspective and help parents understand the prevention steps they can take. Here's what he had to say:
Earlier this year, the American Academy of Pediatrics pointed out that several thousand young people die each year of unexplained sudden cardiac death. These cases are deeply tragic, and though rare, the sudden loss of a previously healthy child often leads to a great deal of concern among all parents.
It turns out that children's heart problems are very different than those in adults. Typically, adult problems result from long-standing damage to arteries, buildup of cholesterol, and other long-term problems that can lead to sudden blockages. Doctors refer to these as "myocardial infarctions," more commonly known as heart attacks.
In children, the problem is very different. Children who die suddenly have hidden birth defects of the heart structure or electrical system. For example, the leading cause of sudden death in young athletes is a genetic disorder caused by faulty proteins called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, which by some estimates affects roughly one in 500 people. Like weeds that overrun an unkempt yard, the heart muscle fibers proliferate rapidly and in a disorganized manner, often leading to a tripling or quadrupling in heart size during adolescence (see a picture here). People with HCM usually have no signs that this is happening until they're exercising one day and the electrical system in the heart suddenly fails. The heart takes on the appearance of a bag of worms struggling to get free (a problem called ventricular fibrillation), and cardiac arrest occurs.
Other hidden problems, which can't be detected by conventional check-ups in a doctor's office with a stethoscope, include coronary artery defects (for example, a twisted or abnormal blood vessel) and electrical defects (one is called long QT syndrome).
So what is a parent to do? To begin, it's important not to worry too much. Again, sudden cardiac death in children is still extremely rare. But it's useful to know how to advocate for your child and others who may have these kinds of hidden heart problems. Here is my advice:
- Schools and athletic facilities should have ready access to a device called an automated external defibrillator (AED). In the rare case of sudden cardiac arrest, seconds count. That's why having AEDs in public places in proven to save lives and many locales now mandate having them in airports, health clubs, and some schools.
- Talk to your pediatrician if your child has any risk factors for sudden cardiac death, such as fainting or unusually extreme fatigue with exercise and unexplained fainting or seizures. You should also mention it if anyone in your family experiences sudden fainting or seizures, has heart conditions including an enlarged heart, or suffered sudden death before age 50, such as from SIDS, a car crash, or drowning.
- Some areas offer more specialized screening for young athletes, including a test of heart rhythm (called an EKG) or even an ultrasound picture of the heart (called an echocardiogram). Such tests are considered controversial; they are not recommended by U.S. public health authorities (even though most professional and many collegiate teams require them) and they're generally not covered by insurance. However, some groups such as the Nick of Time Foundation are collecting more and more information suggesting these screening tests are a good idea if you can get them, and I happen to agree. For more on the controversy, see here and here.
- Last fall, the federal government recommended that all newborns should have a simple screening test called pulse oximetry to ensure they don't have critical heart defects, before they leave the hospital. However, many states have been slow to adopt the testing. If you're pregnant or have a newborn, be sure to ask your doctor about this.
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by Kaitlyn
On May 3, 2012 at 2:53 pm
Thanks for this article. My son was diagnosed with Wolff Parkinson White syndrome when he was 15 days old. When we finally got him to the pediatric ER, his heart rate was 290 bpm! We are so thankful for his pediatric cardiologist. We just wish more information was published on WPW and more people talked about dealing with the unknown and heart conditions that may exist in children without you even knowing. We've written a few articles about our experiences at It's Learning Time
by Helene
On May 5, 2012 at 8:04 pm
Thank you for sharing this. It's so very important to spread awareness about these things.
On May 9, 2012 at 12:25 pm
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by Sarah
On October 30, 2012 at 9:47 am
Thank you so much for preparing CHD awareness! Unfortunately most people do not know that 1 in 100 babies will be born with some type of CHD. Our son has hypoplastic left heart syndrome and while we were lucky enough to find out prenatally most parents don't know something is wrong until they get home and their baby starts breathing faster, turns blue, etc. a simple pulse ox test before being discharged from the hospital can save many of these babies.
by Dawn
On October 30, 2012 at 9:58 am
One of the biggest things that I have desired to see happen is the spreading of CHD awareness. This article helps this cause, because sadly, there are still many many people who have never heard of this number one birth defect or how to screen for many heart defects. I live in Colorado and here pulse oximetry screening is controversial. Many of us "heart parents" are just as passionate about mandatory screening as we are about spreading awareness about these defects. I didn't learn about CHDs until 5 1/2 years ago when my second-born was diagnosed at 2 weeks old. Thank you Parents for posting this!
by Wendy
On October 30, 2012 at 11:30 am
Thanks for publishing this article. Too often parents are not aware that congenital heart defects and other electrical issues of the heart are a possibility for their child. I have one son with a heart defect that has required 5 heart surgeries so far, that wasn't diagnosed until he was 5 years old and another that was diagnosed with long qt when he was 12. One in a hundred children are born with a CHD and more children die of heart disease than all childhood cancers combined. It is a real problem but people think it is so rare and will not affect them. We need more awareness and funding to find answers. Thanks for your part in raising this awareness.
by Erin Ayscue
On October 30, 2012 at 6:24 pm
So VERY happy to see this article! Our daughter was born with heterotaxy syndrome, including 14 congenital heart defects. I had no clue until her birth that CHD's are the #1 birth defect world wide. Too many babies are dying from undiagnosed CHD's, and many were unnecessary, preventable deaths. Every single person of childbearing age, pregnant mothers and mothers of newborns should be aware of CHD's, the signs and sympotms, and that a pulse oxemetry test at birth can prevent horrible heartaches and tragedies. Our daughter wasn't supposed to live but a few hours, but she is now five. She has had three heart surgeries, has a pacemaker and many other issues, but she is ALIVE.
by Brendon
On October 31, 2012 at 4:45 pm
This is very good information, but I have a question I'm hoping someone can help me with. I'm totally serious & not trying to be smart. Maybe I read it wrong, but how is death of a family member in a car crash or drowning related to a child's heart problem?
by Christen
On November 1, 2012 at 3:30 am
In 2007 my then boyfriends mother died unexpectly at the age of 40 from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy ( HCM) . At that time it was suggested that the immediate family be tested. My know husband got diagnosed with HCM in 2008. Later that year my mom a nurse was talking with some colleges about his diagnosis and he was suggested that he see MD Berry Marron at the Minnesota Heart institute in Minneapolis Minnesota. The specialist for HCM. This Cardiologist has specialized in this conditions for more then 30 years. Written hundreds of research articles and a patient education book on the disease. What people may no know is that although most cardiologist can detect HCM they see very few cases and are unsure of how to treat the disease. Within months of seeing Marron my husband was taken to surgery and a defibulator was placed in his chest to hopefully prevent the sudden death that happened to his mother from ventricular tachycardia. If you know of someone with HCM I would suggest that they make a trip to Minnesota to see this doctor it may end up saving there life. Thank god the defibulator has not been needed but if that day comes he has a chance of making it out alive. Now 3 years after the surgery we have a healthy baby girl and looking into gene testing for HCM to see if we can not have the gene located and our healthy baby cleared from the fear of someday being diagnosed with HCM.
by Christen
On November 1, 2012 at 3:33 am
To the person who is asking why crashes and drowings have to do with Cardiac events. Offen a cardiac event happens and cause on of these event to fallow. In the case of my husbands mother she was driving a car when she had her cardic event and there for crashed it. if the case of death is listed wrong members of the family may be at risk and not even know it.
by Teri
On November 1, 2012 at 10:48 pm
Our daughter was born with a 'broken heart,' more specifically Transposition of the Great Arteries and multiple ventricular septal defects. (TGA/VSDs) She was 1 week old when her defects were found, only because we had gone in for a billirubin check. She had the Arterial Switch (open heart surgery) at 22 days of life.
Our best advice to anyone preparing to have a child, just as the article says, ask for a pulse-oximetry test! Make sure they do it just before you leave the hospital–in addition to shortly after birth. 24 hours can make a signifcant difference in their pulse-ox numbers. Our daughter's blood was able to oxygenate because of the VSDs, but we were told she would have died before her 2wk check up. We wish we'd know to ask for the test–it's simple, painless, quick and free!! She is our "1 in 100″…but to us, she is one in a million! We are blessed!!


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Should all women getting IVF have a mammogram?Category: Celebrity News, Health
After finding that she has early-stage breast cancer, Giuliana Rancic, host of E! News, star of Giuliana and Bill tv show, and a fixture on Fashion Police, advised that all women get a mammogram before having IVF.
But is this sound advice?
Actually, not.
Younger women have denser breast tissue than older women, and so many small tumors are missed by the mammogram, while the mammograms often show things as cancer lumps that turn out to be not cancer at all.
This was the reason that the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and The American Society of Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) both agree that women under 40 do not need a mammogram before starting IVF.
Dr. Eric Widra, an infertility specialist who chairs the assisted reproductive technology committee for the ASRM sums it up by saying. "There's no evidence to suggest that women under 40 should be screened with mammography, and there's no reason to treat women with infertility any differently. Women get pregnant at age 36 all the time without having mammograms and those who have IVF to get pregnant aren't at any greater risk of getting breast cancer than any other pregnant woman."
That said, we should note that some women DO have a higher risk – such as having, say, a BRCA gene mutation or relatives with the mutation – and are told to have screening earlier than other women.
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I am using a script to invert the gravity of a single object when I press the "e" key, but if that object happens to be touching another object at the time, the second object also has its gravity inverted, which I don't want to happen. Here is the script:
var speed = 10; function Update () { if(Input.GetKeyDown("e"))
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I am not very good at scripting, so this is all pretty foreign to me. I have put the tag "ObjectToAffect" on just the object I want, but it still affects objects touching it.
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Physics is the base class for all physics in your project, meaning you're not addressing any specific rigidbodies. For the objects you want to affect by inverted gravity, use:
Remember to turn off gravity:
What you do is reversing the force setup in Physics.gravity (Edit > Project Settings > Physics). Using ForceMode.Acceleration means that you ignore the mass to the continuous applied force.
In your case it would be great to send a message to all these objects that should be affected by inverse gravity,
answered Dec 14, 2012 at 04:00 PM
thanks, I'll give this a shot! I feel like such a dope now.
Dec 14, 2012 at 10:39 PM lamppost10
Don't worry, we all start somewhere! Glad it worked out.
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This is working perfectly! Thank you so much for your help!
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Update for iOS5?
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Much has changed in Xcode 4.2.1 and iOS5 in regard to Xcode. Are you planning on doing an update, or is that to be a different book? It really impacts the usefulness of this title.
10 Jan 2012, 07:27
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There are some plans in the works but nothing that can be announced just yet.
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Hi Marcus, I really hope that you will update the book, or make a new version. I know it will be again a great book. Thank you very much.
So here by a +1.
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Erik Hansen (6 posts)
I noticed that today's PragProg newsletter mentioned that the new Core Data book beta is "coming soon." I'm certainly looking forward to it! Last night I was fighting through the 1st edition 1st printing. So much has changed that I decided it wasn't worth slogging through.
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This video is from a 2006 Antiques Roadshow video appraisal done on this pair of John Henry Belter scroll pattern armchairs where the buyer paid $7,000 for them – a result of a heated bidding war where the thrill got the better of him. I'm a bit more taken aback by the $4,000 to $6,000 auction estimate given by J. Michael Flanigan as their current value, "and I've talked to a number of the other appriasers who are auctioneers".
Today that value is a pipe dream, but even in 2006, it was rare to see a pair of simpler Belter design armchairs break $3,000. Many of the more elaborate patterns had problems reaching that price range for a pair of armchairs.
It makes me wonder. Was Flanigan sympathizing with the owner's $7,000 mistake and letting him down easy with a value just below what he paid? Or is AR generally overly-generous with their valuations?


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I haven't read all of the posts in this very long thread, but one thing that has been mostly missing (I've seen only one post on it) is that Bonham had a great swing to his playing, which is a major reason why he sounds so utterly unique.
Swinging was common in 60s rock drumming (Ringo and Charlie certainly have some swing to their playing), but Bonham seems to swing more and seemingly swings on every bar of every song.
And swinging can be awesome!
Drummers who play evenly are ok by me, but those who swing bring the listener into that gray area that is sometimes more exciting - more exciting because there is an almost infinite number of degrees to which a drummer can swing.
Listen to Bonham's HH work on Stairway to Heaven. He adds quite a few extra hits (probably with his left hand) between the 8th notes. These extra hits are relatively quiet and swung just so perfectly it's hard to imagine it could be done any better.
And I don't know if anyone else has brought it up here, but Bonham is one of the extremely few white guys (as far as I know) who could cop this swinging feel that made Zep's tunes seem more funky and soulful than nearly every other white band.
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Thanks for all the support! My husband keeps teasing me that pneumonia is the cure for pre e since my bp was great for almost a week. But now Im feeling better, and my bp is back up. Had to make a trip to the OB today for a 156\108. It was down by the time they got around to seeing me, but the oncall OB has me coming into see my regular doctor in the morning instead of waiting for my afternoon appointment. I feel like I am constantly calling or going in to be seen! Better safe than sorry, but it is getting kind of exhausting. Only two more weeks until induction time. Maybe she will schedule a date with me tomorrow. Oh, how I would love to only have to go in for scheduled appointments until then. But I guess I have to get through tomorrow first. Hoping for great lab results!
I was going to try to keep working until Wednesday of next week, but I'm SO done after tomorrow. I work as a manager at a fairly large company, and there's just no way to spread the word to everyone that they need to stop sending me more things to add to my plate. Until there is a message in my status and email that Jennifer has checked out, they are going to keep sending stuff my way. Stupid questions must account for about 25% of my problem!


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WILKES-BARRE — Whether it's for shade, safety, or just to look cool, some people are looking to have their car windows tinted this summer.
Some area shops tell us they are backed up with business.
But dark windows can be tough to see through and could land you in legal trouble.
With squeegees, heat guns, and razors in hand, workers inside the Tint Shoppe on Blackman Street in Wilkes-Barre have their hands full. the waiting list for tinted windows is a week long. For about $250 employees use rolls of tinted film, to darken the windows on brand new SUVs and used cars.
"If you're inside the car and your windows should break for whatever reason, in a fender bender, your glass won't explode on your face. It'll break, but it'll be like a spider web," said Vincent Nardone of The Tint Shoppe.
Nardone says car owners have come to his business for the past 23 years looking to have their windows tinted for safety, as well as for privacy, to deter break-ins, and to cut down on sunlight in the day and high beams at night.
But how dark is too dark?
"When you're crossing the line, then you're getting in trouble," said Nardong. "On SUVs it's different. The back doors and the cargo area, it's different. It's legal as dark as you want."
State police say that's not the case. At the Wyoming barracks, Trooper Tom Kelly showed us how a tint meter works. The device is suctioned onto the inside of a window during a traffic stop to measure how much light can pass through tinted windows.
"We're getting 55 percent right now. Technically, that would be a citable offense."
Trooper Kelly says 70 percent of light needs to be able to pass through front driver and passenger side windows. That number is a PennDOT vehicle regulation.
"If it's used for show or if it's used for a racetrack or private property, it's legal. As soon as you drive that vehicle on a state road or government road, it's illegal," Kelly said.
This is where it gets confusing. PennDOT officials say the mandate for 70 percent of light to pass through a tinted window is a vehicle code regulation.
Yet according to PennDOT, inspection stations don't have to report or fail a vehicle during an annual inspection if the windows are tinted darker than that 70 percent limit.
"It's total discretion upon enforcement. There's some officers out there that can't stand window tint and will cite every car they see for it and there's officers who don't mind it. It's a roll of the dice," Kelly added.
State law says it is illegal to drive a vehicle with window tint so dark that you cannot see into the car from outside. One driver in the Harrisburg area fought a $108 ticket for illegally tinted windows in 2008. The case went all the way to the state superior court two years later. His conviction was overturned because the tinted window law is vague.
But whatever the law says, officers say tinted windows are dangerous during traffic stops.
"Some tint is so black, you can't tell if there's one person or five in there. That's something I definitely want to know as I'm approaching a car. Are there animals in there? Are there people in there armed?" said Trooper Kelly.
At the Tint Shoppe, Nardone says he tells his customers to use common sense when picking their shade of window tint.
"Most of the cops around here, they want to be able to see in, and we encourage customers to let them see in. We do a lot of cops' personal cars and they like to set an example. They go with the light to medium shade."


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I never know when it's okay to blog about something unrelated, when there's a big Thing that happens. Because the problem is, life goes on.
Yesterday I posted info about new merch to the Unicorns Barf Rainbows blog. A few hours later I checked Twitter and found my tweet floating in a punch bowl full of tragedy and sadness and serious talk about gun control.
It seemed wrong; completely tone deaf. I was taken aback. But enough hours had passed that deleting it with an apology would only call more attention to it. Better to just pretend it had never happened. But I still felt like an a-hole about it.
Then I thought, "Well, at least it's about a unicorn FARTING butterflies and not SHOOTING butterflies." And I felt like an even bigger a-hole. But that's just how life works sometimes. You do the best you can.
My blogging plan for yesterday had been to talk about how the cat threw up on Rambling Rows, which precipitated the first washing of the afghan. But yesterday definitely didn't seem like the right time to joke about driving to the laundromat with a baggie of unscented laundry detergent in my purse.
Is today still too soon? I don't know. People are still pretty upset. It was an upsetting event.
I'll tell you what, though: between you and me, I think the next week is going to be pretty rough. A lot of crazy and stupid people believe that the world is going to end next Friday. Which means that this week will find them in a reckless mood, to say the least. Be safe.


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are there some adapters i can buy to make them fit a v6? also what years have tpms that work on the same frequency?
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yeah it does. as far as the years go i think i remember reading somewhere on here that 05-07 use 315mhz and 08-10 use 433mhz. i was just wondering if anyone can verify this. but still...what about the wheels? can i just get some adapters?
3mm spacers for the fronts should do the trick. BT has them and they're often found in gurgle sale section here.
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The GOLDEN SAND HOTEL is a luxurious A' class hotel, located on the sandy beach of Karfas, 7 km from the center of the town of Chios and 4 km from the airport.
Built on 3 acres of waterfront property, it features the modern architectural style with the warmth of the local surroundings.
The Golden Sand Hotel ever since its completion , has created new standards in Hotel luxury, comfort, style and impeccable service, establishing itself as the premier Hotel in Chios.
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More than 50 beaches with clear, crystal waters all over Chios island. Some of the beaches have organised watersport activities, while others are completely unspoiled. Medieval villages like Mesta, Olimpi, Pyrgi with their unigue architecture and famous monuments like Nea Moni (Unesco World Heritage Monument). Stay at Golden Sand Hotel and enjoy your holidays on Chios. Chios is the island having the biggest number of sunny days in Greece annually. Check weather forecast.
Karfas is located 7 Km south of the town of Chios and is among the most well-known and loveliest beaches of Chios, with a fine sand suitable for beach games and relaxing sunbathing. How to get to Chios by plane: Olympic Airlines, Aegean Airlines and charter flights from Netherlands, Norway, Austria. By ferry with Hellenic Seaways and Nel Lines.


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