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Kellie Shanygne Jackson (née Williams; March 22, 1976[1]) is an American actress. She is best known for her role as Laura Winslow, the middle child of Carl and Harriette Winslow on the ABC/CBS television series Family Matters which ran from 1989-1998. Her middle name is pronounced Sha-neen.[2]
Williams was born in Washington, D.C.[1] After Family Matters, she began acting in the ABC television show What About Joan. Williams was on the Style Network program Clean House for six episodes in 2009, as a substitute host for Niecy Nash.
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In 2006, Williams created the Kellie Williams Program[3] in the Washington D.C. area. The program will provide Washington, DC students between the ages of 14-20 an opportunity to produce a television show to air on Comcast Cable Local On-Demand.[4] She stated, "I wanted to create a program similar to the one I grew up with (Howard University Children's Theatre). I wanted to bring it to the masses, not to just people who were familiar with the arts but to people who had never experienced any art".[5] She has a younger sister and brother named Marti and Donte, respectively.[citation needed] Williams married Hannibal Jackson on September 5, 2009.[6] They have two children.
- ^ a b All Movie Guide, "Kellie Shanygne Williams". Accessed 4 April 2010.
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- ^ "Kellie Williams Program".
- ^ "COMMUNITY SERVICE: Kellie Williams Programs".
- ^ Harley, Chantel (2006-11-16). "Actress Introduces D.C. Students to Arts". The Washington Post.
- ^ "Hannibal and Kellie's Wedding". Weddingwire.com.
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Then as night falls welcome the mystical masked procession...featuring fire, music, mayhem and animals aplenty, concluding with a spectacular finale in Great Dockray.
Now in its third year the Winter Droving has quickly established itself as a key event in the Cumbrian calendar, attracting thousands of people from all over the north. There are lots of opportunities to join in (carry a torch in the procession or enter a team into the Drovers Cup).
The Drover's Cup sees teams compete in races and games in Penrith's streets ie tug-o-war, haybale race, sausage eating etc(!). Teams must be mixed, and must consist of 6-8 people. To apply/register your team click here
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This Aerial Map just shows the Bartlett Hollow Road. This Prosser Cemetery in Bartlett Hollow has been destroyed. It is located on Bartlett Hollow road on the Billy Powell Farm. My (Bobby Prosser) (father and I found this cemetery back in the 1980's. The Cemetery was in a barn lot with cattle and other farm animals wondering about destroyed. [note from Wayne Austin: so far I cannot tell along Bartlett Hollow Road where this cemetery was located as it was in a barnyard and I do not know if that barn still exist but if so that does narrow the possibilities a bit for the location. The map #46 is not shown in the cemetery book.]
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If that's not the stupidest patent, it might be this one: making a cat chase a laser pointer around.
"A method for inducing cats to exercise consists of directing a beam of invisible light produced by a hand-held laser apparatus onto the floor or wall or other opaque surface in the vicinity of the cat, then moving the laser so as to cause the bright pattern of light to move in an irregular way fascinating to cats, and to any other animal with a chase instinct." (Source)
That is truly stupid, but photographers have been shooting subjects in front of white backgrounds for around 100 years, if not longer.
Do these embody a rush to patent everything that's taken for granted?
And if so what in hell are the patent examiners thinking?
I suspect the full patent details offer enough specifics that most setups would differ enough technically to escape infringement.
For sure, but the other side of that coin is that thousands of shoots will be doine by people unintentionally infringing.
From now on, any photographer conscientiously not wanting to be sued by Amazon will have to drag out the Amazon patent and verify that his/her setup doesn't match their's.
I'd like to see a comment by Amazon on why they did it. If they're just trying to make sure they don't get sued, maybe they could donate it to public domain.
At any rate, it would be astronomically difficult to enforce based merely on an image. They'd pretty much have to have a flunky at the shoot checking all the parameters to see if they violate the patent.
I just sent in my application....ready? Fried Fish ! I'll make millions!
Not until you pay me for the patent rights I have on extracting wildlife from salt water using nets and hooks.
American patent system seems to have gone down in credibility in recent years. Especially when you hear things like Apple patenting the idea of "rounded corners" in rectangular shaped object. Something which have existed for years.
Therefore I am not least bit surprised, that the US Patent System would even allow that.
The US is both great and terrible at recognizing intellectual property.
The worst I my opinion is Mickey Mouse. The original copyright should have expired around WWII, passing into the public domain. The whole idea of copyright, patent, trademark and such is that the creator has unlimited use to themselves for a finite amount of time.
But compare the US to China, where (last I checked) they do not recognize any intellectual property.
I guess if you have an army of lawyers, you can away with almost anything.
Reminds of the bogus news story in the 90s about how Microsoft was going to patent 1s and 0s.


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A wolf in a zoot suit briefly encountered on the border to the Malevolands by Drew Blanc and Flux Wildly in Toonstruck.
Toonstruck's main antagonist and stereotypically British villain. Voice by Tim Curry.
A short frog who runs the day young bakery in Toonstruck's Cutopia.
Drew is the unhappy "real life" cartoon animator who gets drawn into the cartoon world which he helped create. His best friend is Flux Wildly, his favorite toon creation.
The horse found in the same barn as Polly and Marge. He's… special.
The smallest, and arguably loudest, of Count Nefarious's three henchmen. Asserts himself as the leader of the trio using a loud, cybernetic mouthpiece.
An octopus from Zanydu, who runs the Cutopian amusement arcade in Toonstruck.
The Adorable/Annoying pop-corn loving rabbit from the game Toonstruck. Voiced by Tress MacNeille.
Flux is the purple cartoon character from Toonstruck. He was Drew Blanc's favorite and always had a sarcastic remark to say when he helped Drew out when he was in the cartoon world.
One of Count Nefarious's three incompetent henchmen that appear in Toonstruck. Uses cybernetic goggles to see.
Jim is a small Austrian bulldog that appears in Toonstruck. He runs the gym in Zanydu and is very prideful.
The benevolent ruler of Toonstruck's Cutopia.
The largest of Count Nefarious's bumbling trio of henchmen. Uses a cybernetic ear to be able to hear.
A cow mourning the breakdown of the Churnatron 2000, the town's only supply of butter. Gets hit by the Malevolater, with ... interesting consequences.
The tallest of the singing frog brothers who runs the Cutopian bakery in Toonstruck.
The buxom, valley-girl bookworm who owns the Costumeorama store in 1996's Toonstruck.
Ms. Fortune is the psychic sidekick of Toonstruck's villain, Count Nefarious.
A timid sheep encountered in a barn while exploring Cutopia. Gets hit with the Malevolator beam and ... changes.
One of three singing frog brothers who run the Cutopian bakery. Initially is missing, later it is discovered he was kidnapped by Count Nefarious's goons.
Owner of Seedy's bowling alley in the heart of the Malevolands.
Count Nefarious's dungeon keeping ogre. Has bad allergies and isn't too bright.
The terribly troubled, pin-wielding clown that is locked away in Count Nefarious's castle. He appears on the box art for Toonstruck, and is truly frightening.
A talkative and flamboyant scarecrow with impeccable fashion sense encountered by Drew and Flux in 1996's adventure title Toonstuck.
Woof's snickering partner at the Wacme store in Toonstruck.
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The Bent World was a name describing the condition of Arda after the destruction of Númenor and the removal of Valinor in the late Second Age;[1] after this, the world was made 'bent' (or 'round') and only the Elves could still follow the Straight Road to the Undying Lands.[2]


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UT football: Undrafted Longhorns sign deals
AUSTIN — Four former Texas players who weren't selected in this weekend's NFL draft have found professional homes, at least temporarily. Safety Blake Gideon (Arizona), kicker Justin Tucker (Baltimore), safety Christian Scott (Tennessee) and offensive lineman David Snow (Buffalo) all have signed free-agent deals with NFL teams. Only three UT players were selected in the […] [Read More]
UT football: Three Longhorns drafted
AUSTIN — Three Texas defensive players were selected in the final four rounds of the NFL draft on Saturday, but the Longhorns still wound up with their weakest overall draft showing in 12 years. Linebacker Keenan Robinson (fourth round to Washington), linebacker Emmanuel Acho (sixth round to Cleveland) and defensive tackle Kheeston Randall (seventh round […] [Read More]
UT football: Cornerback White to transfer
AUSTIN — A.J. White, a reserve junior cornerback who played in 17 games during his first two seasons at Texas, has decided to transfer from the program, the Longhorns announced Friday. White, a former DeSoto standout, was buried on UT's depth chart behind starters Carrington Byndom and Quandre Diggs and backups Josh Turner, Leroy Scott […] [Read More]
UT football: Historic draft lull for Longhorns
AUSTIN — For the second year in a row, the first round of the NFL draft looks like it won't include a Texas player. For the Longhorns, that would mark the longest drought in 18 years. UT, which at multiple times during the past decade has had more active NFL players than any other college […] [Read More]
UT football: Surgery for Onyegbule
AUSTIN — Texas sophomore Miles Onyegbule wide receiver is expected to miss all of preseason camp due to a torn pectoral muscle that requires surgery, the Longhorns announced Tuesday. Onyegbule, who played in all 12 of UT's games last season and caught four passes for 51 yards, was competing for playing time at wide receiver […] [Read More]
UT basketball: Transfer news for Longhorns
AUSTIN — One transfer found a home away from Texas this week. Now the Longhorns have to wait to see if another will come their way. Sterling Gibbs, the freshman point guard who earlier this month announced his intention to leave UT for another school, reportedly has chosen Seton Hall. Gibbs, who was expected to […] [Read More]
UT football: Terrell, Barnett to transfer
AUSTIN — Two players buried deep on Texas' depth chart will look elsewhere for playing time. Tight end Darius Terrell and defensive back Eryon Barnett both will transfer from the program before next season, the Longhorns announced Tuesday. Terrell, a sophomore from DeSoto, had just one reception in nine games during his UT career. He […] [Read More]
UT basketball: Ridley signs with Longhorns
AUSTIN — Fifteen months after committing to Texas, Cameron Ridley finally made it official. Ridley, the highly touted Fort Bend Bush center, on Wednesday signed a letter of intent to play for the Longhorns. He had declined to sign with the rest of UT's recruiting class during the fall signing period. But the 6-foot-10 McDonald's […] [Read More]
UT basketball: Gibbs to transfer
AUSTIN — As it turned out, only one freshman point guard decided to return to Texas for next season. Sterling Gibbs, who backed up Myck Kabongo in their first season with the Longhorns and who faced the prospect of dropping to third string next year, has told coaches he will transfer, a UT official confirmed […] [Read More]
UT women's basketball: Aston announced as new coach
AUSTIN — Karen Aston, who served as an assistant on the last Texas women's basketball team to reach the Final Four, was introduced as the Longhorns' new head coach Tuesday morning. Aston, who spent the last five years as the head coach at Charlotte and North Texas, replaces Gail Goestenkors, who resigned last month. From […] [Read More]
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Did you know that you can eat raw corn?
It's true, raw corn is sweet and crisp and makes for a fresh and delish Summer salad. The key to raw corn is that you have to make sure that's it's fresh and in season! Fresh, seasonal corn will ensure a sweet and tender salad (yum!).
And who doesn't love Summer corn and tomatoes together? These are some of Jersey's finest Summer produce, so to all my East coast peeps out there, be sure to give this salad try!
As for me, I absolutely love the crisp corn paired with the creamy avocado. The avocado adds so much depth and richness that there's no need to add any extra oil, a fat squish of lime and it's good to go!
If you're not a fan of cilantro, feel free to swap in some parsley or basil, both would make a tasty substitution.
I love serving this salad with Grilled Flank Steak or some Honey Lime Chicken. Yet another Clean and Delicious salad perfect for some Summer entertaining!
Raw Corn And Avocado Salad
Yield: 5 servings
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 0 minutes
Total Time: 20 minutes
- 3 cups of corn, cut off the cobb (about 3 cups)
- 1 red pepper, diced
- ½ red onion, diced
- 1 cup of cherry tomatoes, quartered
- 1 large or two small avocados, cut into bite size pieces
- 1/3 cup chopped cilantro
- The juice of one lime (2 if their not super juicy)
- Salt and pepper to taste
Combine everything in a large bowl and mix until everything is well combined. Adjust your seasonings and enjoy!
Makes 5 -1 cup servings.
Nutritional Analysis
Calories: 137g; Total Fat: 6.1g; Saturated Fat: g; Cholesterol: 0mg; Sodium: 17mg; Carbohydrate: 21.8g; Dietary Fiber: 5.7g; Sugars: 4.3g; Protein: 3.3g
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Looks so good! Light and refreshing!
YUM!! I am so adding this to my must make list with the Flank Steak and maybe Chicken too….or maybe I should just come to your house….I sometimes wish we could scoop through our computers to try out what's in the picture
it looks fantastic….let me dare try this!!
this was so good! very light and fresh. brought it to a BBQ and everyone loved it!
Making this for supper tonight. Can't wait!


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Method1. Preheat the oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4 and lightly grease four ramekins with butter.
2. Heat the butter in a pan over medium-low heat and cook the leek for 3-5 minutes until soft and translucent. Stir in the flour and cook for 1-2 minutes until golden. Slowly whisk in the milk and simmer, stirring, until thick. Leave to cool.
3. Stir in the egg yolks and season with sea salt and ground black pepper. Gently stir in the wensleydale cheese. Beat the egg whites into firm peaks and then, using a metal spoon, gradually fold into the soufflé mixture. Spoon into the ramekins.
4. Sit the ramekins in a roasting tin and pour boiling water into the tin until it reaches halfway up the ramekins (this makes a bain-marie so that the soufflés cook gently).
5. Bake in the oven for 15-20 minutes until puffed and golden. Remove the ramekins from the roasting tin and leave the soufflés to rest until cool.
6. Carefully turn out the soufflés into small gratin dishes, or other small ovenproof dishes. (You can refrigerate the soufflés at this point if you want to and then simply finish them off when you're ready to serve.)
7. Pour a little cream over each soufflé so there is about 5mm cream in each dish. Sprinkle with parmesan or cheddar and return the soufflés to the oven for 10-12 minutes until they are bubbling and golden brown.


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Jack Masquelier first named the OPCs Pycnogenol. Horphag Research pirated his name and trade marked in the U.S. for this reason in the U.S. we refer to the extract from pine bark or grape seeds as OPC rather than pay Horphag an unreasonable price to use the name.
The grape seed extract was used for most of Masquelier's original research and is a more pure source of the OPC than pine bark. The grape seed extracts contains a higher concentration of the OPC 95% as opposed to 85% for the pine bark. The grape seed extract also contains gallic acid esters of catechin and epicatechin which are better antioxidants than OPCs. The OPCs improve and normalize capillary activity, strengthening capillary walls. They restore flexibility to arterial walls by binding to collagen fibers, realigning them in the process to a more youthful, un-damaged structure. Elasticity and flexibility is restored to connective tissues. The OPCs are anti-inflammatory and reduce the severity of allergic responses.
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MILK THISTLE-Silybum Marianum- Health Benefits
The flavonoids from the concentrates and whole extracts of the milk thistle seeds are some of the most potent natural liver protecting substances known to man.
In human studies, silymarin in the Milk Thistle has been shown to have significant positive effects in treating liver diseases, including cirrhosis of the liver and chronic hepatitis. Positive results have been experienced by many suffering from psoriasis through the use of milk thistle. Milk Thistle is another of Natures weapons that we can use to fight disease and improve the quality of our lives.
ARTICHOKE EXTRACT - Health BenefitsImproves digestion, liver function, and helps lower LDL cholesterol levels.** Artichoke extract has been shown to improve various digestive disorders, significantly lowered blood cholesterol levels and enhance detoxification reactions as well as protect the liver from damage. This combination of benefits is very important to healthy liver function. During detoxification of the liver, the toxic substance is often initially converted to an even more toxic form. Without adequate protection, every time the liver neutralizes a toxin, it is damaged in this process. Artichoke extract has been shown to provide this valuable protection.
Once the liver has modified a toxin, it needs to be eliminated from the body as soon as possible. One of the primary routes of elimination is through the bile. However, when the manufacture of bile is reduced or the excretion of bile is inhibited (a condition called cholestasis), toxins stay in the liver and body longer. Another beneficial effect of artichoke is that it acts as a choleretic.
Choleretic is a substance that increases the formation and flow of bile to and from the liver. Bile is a thick, yellowish fluid excreted from the liver, stored in the gall bladder, and released into the intestine to aid in the digestion and absorption to fats. Bile contains more than 97% water. Its most important components, however, are bile acids (also referred to as bile salts). Bile acids are natural emulsifying compounds that form complexes with fatty materials in the gut to aid in their assimilation. Bile also plays an important role in making the stool soft by promoting the incorporation of water into the stool. Without enough vile, the stool can become quite hard and difficult to pass. Bile also helps to keep the small intestine free from microorganisms (parasites).
Decreased bile flow is a common cause of digestive disturbances including fat malabsorption, excessive flatulence (gas), bloating after eating, constipation, and diarrhea. Increasing bile flow is also very important in treating a condition of the liver known as cholestasis. Cholestasis has several causes, including obstruction of the bile ducts and impairment of bile flow within the liver. Perhaps the most common cause of cholestasis and impaired liver function is alcohol ingestion. In some especially sensitive individuals, as little as one ounce of alcohol can produce damage to the liver, which results in fat being deposited within the liver. All active alcoholics demonstrate fatty infiltration of the liver.
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(WREG-TV) Some people with physical and mental disabilities live independently and work fulfilling jobs.
In north Mississippi, there's a place where these individuals can get the training and skills they need to pursue jobs in the community.
DeSoto Industries is this week's Bright Spot.
It's a typical day on the job at DeSoto Industries in Hernando, but the people working here aren't typical employees.
Each person here has overcome some physical and mental hurdle.
"We don't limit them to what others' expectations are. We look at their abilities, not their disabilities."
Operating under the North Mississippi Regional Center and the State Department of Mental Health, DeSoto Industries provides pre-vocational and employment training programs.
"Our goal is to make sure that those who are willing to work, want to work, can work, that we get out there and help them do that."
DeSoto Industries secures contracts with local businesses to outsource work, like light kits that are being assembled for a lighting company in Collierville.
They're looking for more opportunities to put people to work outside of DeSoto Industries.
Jessica Beasley wants to be a paramedic, and possesses one quality every employer appreciates.
"Being a good team player."
Now that more businesses are looking at hiring individuals from DeSoto Industries, the training is more specific.
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Betty Laws says the people they train are dedicated to working hard. Their jobs give them a sense of purpose, help them build self-esteem and allow them to earn their own money.
But the program only works if the community supports it.
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The visit will include events in Santa Fe and Albuquerque to commemorate the founding of Santa Fe, "La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San Francisco de Asis."
A public event is scheduled on the Santa Fe Plaza at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday.
The royal couple also will attend the unveiling of a commemorative plaque at the National Hispanic Cultural Center in Albuquerque and meet with University of New Mexico President David Schmidly.
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It's the first Throwback Friday and I had to go with a track with a lot of bass. I recently heard a song from Bombs Away! and knew that I needed to feature them. This Electro Banger comes with some very easy lyrics to follow along with as well as a catchy chorus. A great summer anthem from 2010. A year later, Nablidon took his whack at the original to make his own version of the track. It reminds me more of the Sir Mix-A-Lot, Baby Got Back. I like the lyrics that describes wanting a big booty that is "…looking like two pigs fighting over a piece of meat!"
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Hi everybody, about 5 months ago, I decided to move from my hometown (Philadelphia, PA), to Daegu, South Korea. Before I came, I asked some Americans living in Korea about what I needed to bring (things they don't have here in Korea), they all said about the same things, deodorant, socks, toothbrush, and shoes. Everybody said I should make sure I bring enough shoes with me because Korean shoes are made for Koreans, so for some reason, Korean shoes just don't fit Americans correctly.
Of course, since I am not the kind of person that can tolerate being limited by the available retail products, I decided to make my own. Turns out, it's not so hard.
I looked up other instructables, but none gave me the info I was looking for, some told me to purchase soles and glue them on, which made me feel sad inside, and another said to use cork for soles and that I couldn't ever wear them outside or they would break, yet another said I should first make a casting of my feet, which is probably a good way to do it, but there is no way I want to do that.
So I started from scratch. Bought some crazy colored suede type fabric, took some loose measurements and started sewing, at which point I realized that I had no idea how to sew, so I looked up an instructable about sewing knots and that type of thing, which was a big help, but I'm still no seamstress (or seamster??). I had almost completed one shoe when I had to leave for Korea, now I've been in Korea for 4 months, and I just got around to starting the second shoe, but this time I'm remembering to take pictures so I can write this instructable for you guys :-)


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