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A publicly traded company that runs private prison facilities across the country is again facing accusations of human rights abuses against inmates in its facilities.
Immigrants at a Washington State detention center run by the GEO Group, Inc. are being held in conditions that violate both international and U.S. law, says a new report released by the Seattle University School of Law and the human rights group OneAmerica.
The report concludes that immigrants at the Northwest Detention Facility, including refugees and asylum seekers, are being held in "an atmosphere of intimidation" which includes verbal abuse, sexual harassment, strip searches, and poor to non-existent mental and physical health care.
While the Northwest Detention Facility in Tacoma, Washington is overseen by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) it is run the GEO Group.
This is not the first time GEO has been accused of violating the rights of inmates in its care.
In 2000, when the company was known as Wackenhut Corrections Corporation, the U.S. Department of Justice sued them over "excessive abuse and neglect" of inmates at the Jena Juvenile Justice Center in Jena, Louisiana. The suit was settled without a trial, said U.S. Attorney David R. Dugas, and later that year the state terminated the company's contract to run the facility.
Two years later, three former employees were found guilty of civil rights conspiracy and obstruction including lying to investigators, in the aftermath of the beating of an inmate in a New Mexico facility.
And last October, the Texas Youth Commission removed inmates from one of the company's juvenile facilities after an official visited and determined the conditions were "unsafe."
Despite this, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger recently granted GEO a five-year, multi-million contract extension with the state.
Schwarzenegger's office referred ABC News to the California Department of Corrections, which oversees the contract, for comment. The department said that GEO, which currently operates four facilities in the state, has scored well on state audits thus far.
According to ICE, GEO owns and operates immigration detention centers in Denver, Miami and Jena, Louisiana, in addition to the Tacoma facility.
A spokesman for the GEO Group declined to speak about the report, stating, "As a matter of policy our company does not comment on third party allegations."
In preparing the report, SU law students interviewed 41 current detainees, including 16 refugees. They also interviewed immigration attorneys whose clients have been housed in the facility, and were given two official tours.
The report states that many detainees are not given adequate amounts of food, are pressured to sign papers they do not understand, and are prevented from openly discussing their cases with attorneys.
ICE disputes the allegations in the report, saying it contains "numerous inaccuracies and vague references." The agency sent ABC News a detailed statement refuting specific allegations, including overcrowding, excessive strip searches and lack of due process. (click here to read full response from ICE)
"ICE was never given the opportunity to respond to the accusations before the report was released," wrote ICE Public Affairs Officer Tim Counts.


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I entered the department in Fall 2011. I grew up in Long Beach, CA and my family is originally from El Salvador. Currently, my research focus is on social media and social movements in Brazil, as well as Race and Ethnicity in Brazil. My research, so far, has been funded by both the Summer and Academic Year Foreign Language Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships, a SSRC grant and grants by the UT Soc department. I am a PRC Trainee, an affiliate of the Ethnography Lab and the current editor of the UT Soc Blog. I am also an organizer for the Power, History and Soceity (PHS) Network - a work group that organizes talks, brown bags and workshops for graudate students who do comparative research, and who are interested in the subfield of political sociology.
MA Thesis abstract on social media and social movements in Brazil:
Title: How the Hashtag Revolutionizes the Way we Collectively Contend for our Interests.
Political contention has entered a new age. Over the past three years unprecedented large-scale movements have challenged states across the globe, and social media has been an important component in their development and articulation. With the advent of social media sites, such as Facebook and Twitter, ordinary people have the technological ability to instantaneously transcend space, time and resources (Aouraugh and Alexander 2011; Castells 2012; Earl and Kimport 2009, 2011; Eltantawy, Nahed and Wiest 2011; Gerbaudo 2012; Hands 2011; Holmes 2012; Mason 2012). Are we currently living in a historical moment where a new repertoire of contention is emerging? If so, how is social media changing the way we collectively contest for our interests? The theoretical framework I propose in this paper advances and elaborates a social geographic approach in the framing of political contention that emphasizes the importance of the spatiality and temporality created by the hashtag (#) in the development and articulation of today's social movements. In addition to secondary sources about the protests in Brazil (#VemPraRua), I draw on participant observations to analyze a new modular form of protest I call the "hashtag movement." I claim that the hashtag creates a new space/time (Massey 1992, 2007; Soja 1996) that fundamentally shifts the process of nation-ness (Anderson 2006) and marks a new phase in the mediazation of modern culture (Thompson 1991); two fundamental shifts that I argue are comparable to the structural and cultural shifts that formed the modern repertoire of contention (Della Porta and Diani 1999; McAdam 1999; McAdam, Tarrow and Tilly 2001; Sewell 1990, 1996; Swidler 1986; Tarrow 1993, 1994; Tilly 1986, 1995a, 1995b; Young 2002).
Introduction to a research proposal for a collaborative, mixed-methods, project with Dr. Leticia Marteleto and fellow graduate student Katherine Jensen:
The construction of race and ethnicity in Brazil is a fluid process that has been shown to vary with the sociopolitical climate (Marx 1998; Telles 2004; Bailey and Telles 2006; Schwartzman 2007; Bailey 2008; Marteleto 2012). In August 2012, President Dilma Rousseff signed a bill making it mandatory for all federal universities in Brazil to reserve places in each degree program for students graduating from public schools, according to their family incomes and their ethnic profile. This bill marked a historic moment for Brazil that is reflective of both a government and a society willing to remedy the disadvantages associated with class, race and ethnicity. Therefore, we propose a study that utilizes a mixed-method approach to study how families navigate the process of racially classifying their children. The question guiding this research is: how do gender, class, family structure and education affect a child's classification?


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- A distributional checklist of the spider wasps (Hymenoptera: Pompilidae) of Florida (2011)
- The Florida fauna of Pompilidae is investigated and a total of 115 species are recorded. Among them, 30 are new records for the state. The species and subspecies are presented by subfamily and tribe accompanied by county-based distributional accounts for each of the lower taxa.
- Rediscovery of Cicindela scabrosa floridana Cartwright (Coleoptera: Cicindelidae) and its elevation to species level (2011)
- First discovered in 1934 and described as a variety of Cicindela abdominalis Fabricius (Coleoptera: Cicindelidae), the form floridana, to our knowledge, has not been recollected until we discovered it in 2007, south of the presumed type locality. From our examination of the type specimen, eight paratypes and 40 specimens from the new locality and additional study, we reinterpreted its status to be a full species. This interpretation is based on distinctive and consistent differences from the closely related Cicindelidia scabrosa (Schaupp). These differences include morphology (maculation, color and elytral microsculpture), distribution, habitat, and seasonality. We present here a more detailed description of this species within the genus Cicindelidia Rivalier, following Rivalier and Wiesner becoming Cicindelidia floridana (Cartwright) new combination.
- Oxycheila binotata Gray (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Cicindelinae), information on a little known taxon from Colombia (2011)
- Two specimens of Oxycheila binotata Gray (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Cicindelinae) in the Field Museum of Natural History offer additional information on the morphology and distribution of this rare species. One of the specimens, a female, is considered to be the first known specimen of this species.
- Transfer of the myrmecophilous soft scale insect Neolecanium amazonensis Foldi to Foldilecanium gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Coccidae), with description of a new species from Colombia (2011)
- Neolecanium amazonensis Foldi is redescribed and illustrated and is transferred to the new genus Foldilecanium Kondo as Foldilecanium amazonensis (Foldi) comb. nov. A new species, Foldilecanium multisetosus Kondo, is described and illustrated based on specimens collected in Cali, Colombia, on Cananga odorata (Lam.) Hook.f. and Thomson (Annonaceae). An updated taxonomic key to New World Myzolecaniinae and a key to separate the two species of Foldilecanium are provided.
- Five new species of Anillinus Casey from the Southern Appalachian Mountains and the Piedmont Plateau of eastern U.S.A. (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Trechinae: Bembidiini) (2011)
- Five new species of anilline ground beetles (Carabidae: Trechinae: Bembidiini) are described from the Appalachian Mountains and Piedmont Plateau of eastern United States. Two species, Anillinus unicoi n. sp. (from the Unicoi Mountains, North Carolina) and A. carltoni n. sp. (from the Great Smoky Mountains, North Carolina/Tennessee), inhabit the crests of adjacent mountain ranges, and share similarities with A. moseleyae Sokolov and Carlton. These three comprise a high-altitude group of species in the region. The third species A. chilhowee n. sp. is one of the smallest representatives of the loweae-group of species. It differs from its relatives in characters of male genitalia and inhabits the isolated Chilhowee Mountain ridge between Ocoee and Hiwassee Rivers (Polk County, Tennessee). The fourth and fifth species possess complex arrays of spines on the internal sac of the aedeagus, similar to A. valentinei (Jeannel) from caves of Alabama. In the case of A. smokiensis n. sp. (Gregory Cave, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee), the aedeagal similarity suggests a close relationship with A. valentinei. Anillinus chandleri n. sp. from the Piedmont Plateau (Sumter National Forest, South Carolina) is similar to A. cornelli Sokolov and Carlton, also described from the Carolina Piedmont region. Keys are provided for the new species, where possible.
- New collections and records for earwigflies and scorpionflies (Mecoptera: Meropeidae and Panorpidae) in Florida (2011)
- I add new collection and phenological data on the North American earwigfly, Merope tuber Newman, and new county records for the red scorpionfly, Panorpa rufa Gray, and veined scorpionfly, Panorpa venosa Westwood, in Florida. Additionally, I report on a new Georgia county record for the extralimital species, Panorpa ferruginea Byers, the ferruginous scorpionfly, and speculate on its potential occurrence in Florida.
- The Bruchidae (Insecta: Coleoptera) of La Reserva de la Biósfera Sierra de Huautla, Morelos, Mexico, with descriptions of two new species and an annotated checklist (2011)
- From 1995 to 2004 collections for Bruchidae (Coleoptera) were made in La Reserva de la Biósfera Sierra de Huautla, Morelos, Mexico. Specimens were reared from mature seedpods, but also collected by net, malaise trap, and light trap. In total 72 species in 13 genera of Bruchidae were recovered. Of those two new species are here described: Amblycerus montalvoi Romero and Acanthoscelides camerinoi Romero. We record 27 host plants for the bruchids found in the study area.
- Additions to the Hyperaspis Chevrolat (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) fauna of South American, descriptions of nine new species, and recognition of Hyperaspis pectoralis Crotch as a valid species (2011)
- Nine new species of Hyperaspis from various South American localities are described, illustrated, and compared with previously described taxa. New taxa are: Hyperaspis luciae, H. corcovado, H. divaricata, H. humboldti, H. mimica, H. praecipua, H. unimaculosa, H. drechseli, and H. esmeraldas. Hyperaspis pectoralis Crotch is recognized as a valid species of Hyperaspis and integrated into the existing classification.
- Descriptions of females of Nothopleurus Lacordaire and Strongylaspis Thomson (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae: Prioninae: Macrotomini) with new distributional records (2011)
- The female of Nothopleurus subsulcatus (Dalman, 1823) (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae: Prioninae: Macrotomini) is described for the first time, and the female of Strongylaspis bullata Bates, 1872 is redescribed. Color photographs of the habitus of both, and key characters for the former are included. New distributional records within Mexico for N. subsulcatus and Strongylaspis championi Bates, 1884 are given.
- Three anomalies of Coleoptera (Carabidae, Staphylinidae, and Scarabaeidae) from Connecticut (2011)
- Three teratological cases in Coleoptera (Carabidae, Staphylinidae, and Scarabaeidae) are reported from Connecticut. The anomaly in the genus Oxyporus Fabricius 1775 (Staphylinidae) is being reported here for the third time.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. A robust registration push by President Barack Obamas re-election campaign has resulted in more Democrats than Republicans on the voter rolls in most battleground states, including Florida and Nevada, according to data from state election boards.
But Republicans have had their own registration success, narrowing the Democratic voter advantage since 2008 in many of the battlegrounds, including Iowa. And party officials say they have put more resources into persuading independent voters who are already registered to cast their ballots for party nominee Mitt Romney.
We do not put as big an emphasis on voter registration programs as we do in talking to and persuading independents, said Rick Wiley, political director for the Republican National Committee. I would prefer to go in and talk to an independent who is already registered. They have a voter history.
Obama campaign manager Jim Messina said his campaign can do both things both persuade the undecideds and get out our voters.
The Democratic campaign also says a deeper look at the registration numbers shows an uptick in new Hispanic voters and voters under the age of 30 voting blocs where the president has an advantage.
Obamas registration and get-out-the-vote operations in 2008 played a crucial role in his getting elected. With the White House race tightening less than four weeks from Election Day, the Democratic campaign is banking on its organization in the battleground states to give Obama an edge.
Deadlines to vote in the November election have passed in many states, but the registration totals are expected to shift somewhat in the coming days as last-minute entries are counted.
The most current data, available from state election boards, give Democrats a registration advantage in most of the battleground states with party identification: Florida, Iowa, North Carolina and Nevada. The party also significantly outpaces Republican registration in Pennsylvania by more than 1 million voters. Thats part of the reason Romneys campaign has not made a serious effort to compete in the state.
Republicans have a voter registration advantage in Colorado and New Hampshire.
Voters in three other battleground states Ohio, Virginia and Wisconsin do not register with a party when they sign up to vote.
Of course, voter registration totals dont tell the whole electoral story in many states.
Thats been particularly true in North Carolina, where there have long been more Democratic voters than Republicans. This year, the Democrats have a 790,000 voter advantage.
But many registered Democrats in North Carolina cast their presidential ballots with the GOP. Obamas narrow victory there in 2008 marked the first time a Democrat won the state since 1976. And about one-fourth of registered voters in the state are registered independents.
Republicans are touting their success in cutting into Democratic registration leads. In Iowa, for example, there were more than 100,000 more Democrats on the voters rolls when Obama won the state in 2008. This year that margin has dropped to just under 13,000.
Obamas campaign says it is already making up for that decline by aggressively ensuring Democrats on the rolls get to the polls, particularly during early voting. According to the campaign, 50,000 more Democrats than Republicans have already cast their votes by mail and in person.
Aides to the president are also buoyed by increased battleground state registration among Hispanics and young people, key sources of support for Obama.
Since August, the campaign says about half of new registrants in most battleground states have been under the age of 30. Hispanic registration is also up this year in every key electoral state except Ohio.
State by state data shows Hispanics have increasingly registered as Democrats since 2008.
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Sarah Herron Tears Up at Women Tell All: "I Thought We Had Something"
In The Bachelor Season 17 "Women Tell All" special, airing Monday, March 4, 2013, on ABC, Sarah Herron returns to articulately bare her soul on national television. The gorgeous advertising exec, who was born with one arm, breaks down in tears while chatting with host Chris Harrison. "It's the worst to be told you're great, but you're not good enough for me," Sarah tearfully explains, reliving her breakup with Bachelor Sean Lowe. "I put that wall down for him. He had seen me in a more vulnerable state than I think I've ever let anybody see me," she says. "I've cried and talked about things with him that I don't talk to with my best friends about. I thought we had something else."
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Google started to integrate in the search results information about the scientific papers included in Google Scholar. Below the snippet, Google lists the authors, the number of citations and links to related articles and other versions available online. The integration is not perfect and the search results look cluttered, but it's yet another class of results that have richer snippets.
Here's the top search result for buddy tree (a data structure):
... and the same result at Google Scholar:
Google also shows additional information next to videos, books, web pages that include addresses and tests displaying metadata for forums and extracting specialized information from web pages. While Yahoo tries to convince webmasters to make structured data explicitly available, Google has a more practical approach and uses what's already available to enhance search results.
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The actual name is Karavas Tavern- I remember this because the main reason for us to go in was for a cold beer. The people I was with aren't big Greek food eaters so they ordered burgers. Claimed they were the best burgers they've had in a long time. I had the spinich pie and greek salad, very good also. Our waitress was great too, best service we had over the course of our entire trip.
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I can't believe nobody else has rated this place yet. I had the humus platter and it was pretty delicous. I am in love with grape leaves, so that made me happy. The pita was good, the feta was fresh, humus creamy and salad was lemony. Overall, I liked. You don't go there for the atmosphere, although the big windows are nice for people watching in the West Village.


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Home is where your first steps are taken
A home is where you say your first word
Where your momma and daddy hold you tight
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Heinrich Heine and the Lied
- Author: Susan Youens
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More than any other poet, Heinrich Heine has provided composers for almost two hundred years with texts for music: more than eight thousand compositions to date. Nineteenth-century composers were drawn in particular to a limited selection of Heine's early lyrical works from the Buch der Lieder and the Neue Gedichte for their songs; poems such as 'Du bist wie eine Blume', 'The sea hath its pearls' and 'Was will die einsame Träne' were set to music over and over again. In this 2007 book, Youens examines some of the reasons for Heine's popularity, especially the fact that composers in the second quarter of the nineteenth century were drawn to him for songs in radical styles, songs that redefined what Lied could be and do. Specific topics of this book include Schubert's fusion of reinvented song traditions with radical tonal procedures and the political meanings of poetry and song in Schumann's time.Read more
- Was the first scholarly work to examine the reasons for Heinrich Heine's importance in music history
- Contains many illustrative music examples and images
- Analyses the cultural influence of Heine's work on music and art
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1. In the beginning: Schubert and Heine
2. Missing links: the Heine songs of Franz Lachner and Johann Vesque von Püttlingen
3. A Tale of Three Ballads: Heine and the Schumanns
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This re-release seems unnecessary at first glance, but the conclusion of Kratos' journey serves up a level of spectacle that remains impressive in 2015.
Her Story is a bold and largely successful experiment in interactive crime fiction.
Rocksteady's gorgeous-looking third Arkham game refines its open-world format a bit and lets you drive a whole hell of a lot of Batmobile.
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A 3DS remake of Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2.
The fourth numbered entry in Atlus's RPG series of occult-themed tales in a post-apocalyptic world.
A 3DS remake of the Saturn/PlayStation RPG, updated and upgraded with a host of new features.
The second game in Atlus' strategy RPG series for the Nintendo DS, Devil Survivor 2 takes place across Japan, and tasks the player with fighting off an invasion of demons in an apocalyptic setting.
A remake of Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor, Overclocked adds an eighth day to the storyline, more demons, voice acting, and other new features.
Persona 3 Portable is an enhanced port of Persona 3 for PSP. New features include an additional female protagonist as well as certain gameplay adjustments introduced in Persona 4.
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor is a hybrid Strategy/turn-based RPG with three-on-three command-based battles in which you summon monsters in modern day Tokyo. The plot revolves around preventing the world's end that is predicted to come in only seven days.
A free-to-play MMORPG set in the post-apocalyptic world after the events of Shin Megami Tensei. Originally intended for the Xbox as an exclusive title, development later shifted to the PC. The game entered open beta on January 5th 2009.
As the world comes to an end through the acts of a cult's sacrifice, a teenage boy is transformed into the Demi-Fiend, neither fully human nor demon. With opposing forces fighting to shape a new world, he has the power to guide the path of its creation.
Card battling game featuring demons from the Shin Megami Tensei series.
The first game in the major SMT spin-off series Devil Summoner. In this Saturn first-person dungeon crawler, you possess the reanimated body of demon hunter Kyoji Kuzunoha after you are killed.
An early turn-based SRPG spinoff of the Megami Tensei series released exclusively in Japan for the SNES. Although reminiscent of Nintendo series such as Famicom Wars and Fire Emblem, Majin Tensei still retains many defining Megami Tensei features such as demon summoning and lunar cycles.
The inaugural entry in the Shin Megami Tensei series and successor to Megami Tensei I and II on the Famicom. It follows a young man who must prove himself a hero after the opening of a demonic gate in Tokyo and the city's subsequent nuclear destruction.
The second game in the Megami Tensei franchise and the last to appear on the Nintendo Famicom.
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Bristol Rovers FanZoner Jon Jerrome questions if the club need to think about replacing Mark McGhee.
A year on and Rovers have not made any progress
So yet another Saturday evening is tainted by another defeat which sees the club languishing at the lower regions of League Two and flirting with a relegation battle to ensure our Football League survival. It all sounds so horribly familiar.
Saturday's rearranged defeat to Wycombe is the latest in a long line of poor results where the side has shown little quality and offered little hope to an increasingly disenchanted fan base who will be forgiven for feeling a sense of deja vu at the events of this campaign.
Indeed the frustration is further compounded by the fact three points were seemingly secured at Adams Park in August before the referee controversially called off the game due to adverse weather conditions with the Gas leading 3-1.
However following the tame defeat to Gareth Ainsworth's men which makes it seven defeats from our last nine, talk of injustice is likely to be overshadowed by bigger questions surrounding the leadership of the club and the performance of manager Mark McGhee whose promising start has turned increasingly sour.
The Scotsman's rapidly approaching one year anniversary has been marked with a growing sense of discontent amongst supporters whose pre-season hopes for a promotion charge has failed to materialise in pretty spectacular fashion. Given the manager's initial honeymoon period, the anticipation surrounding this campaign appeared to be justified.
Having inherited a club on its knees following the disastrous reign of Paul Buckle, McGhee's wealth of experience and refreshingly modest attitude provided a real assurance to Gasheads that their club was in the right hands and the rocking ship could be steadied.
The subsequent upturn in form and marked improvement in the side's organisation appeared to lay foundation to the positive belief and a series of exciting home performances towards the latter weeks of the campaign wetted the appetite for the season to follow.
Yet to date, that's as good as it's got. The summer departure of Mustapha Carayol was undoubtedly a big blow to the club and left a huge void in the attacking department which McGhee made no secret of his desire to replace.
However whilst the summer arrivals at the Memorial Stadium offered a degree of excitement due to their unknown quantity, many were concerned over the lack of lower league experience acquired which appeared evident during the poor opening weeks.
Twenty games in and it's fair to say things haven't got better. With just 3 points separating us and the summit of the Football League, Internet forums are awash with posts calling for the manager's head and demanding wholesale changes at the club.
Indeed McGhee's decision to play players outside of their renowned positions is causing further question marks with results suggesting the current formula employed is not particularly effective.
Whilst the prospect of another managerial change remains a real possibility, I for one am not particularly enthused by the idea given the lack of stability which has plagued the club over the last ten years. After all, with a number of key summer signings appearing to sign for the club due to McGhee's presence, a change at the top would be a potentially dangerous move should the players not respond to a new voice in the dressing room.
However the half way mark to the campaign is rapidly approaching and with our league position looking very precarious, a failure to find form in the coming months could spell the end of our long stay in the Football League. The threat is very real, and for that reason, it seems unlikely the board will persist with the current management setup should a marked improvement not be made in the coming weeks.
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Mocha Coffee Cake #CupofKaffe
Ever wonder why Coffee Cake didn't have coffee in it? Well, now you can stop wondering – because it does! This Mocha Coffee Cake, made with Gevalia Single-Serve Coffee, has triple the coffee for a perky wake up breakfast!
When I got the opportunity to try out and create a recipe with Gevalia, I jumped at the chance. Coffee is literally my saving grace in the morning. It's what separates me from the non-caffinated me…and really, you don't want to meet non-caffinated Dorothy early in the morning. She's pretty crabby, and has the tendency to fly off the handle before that first sip.
Take this morning, for example. I'm fighting a cold, and didn't sleep well. These mornings especially, you want to avoid me before I've actually finished the first cup instead of just a first sip. Anyway, Jordan didn't get that memo.
{Why someone who has lived with me for 8 years and been told repeatedly to go easy on me in the morning still doesn't get it, I have no idea.}
Coffee (or the lingering promise of it) gets me through the "white leggings are not pants" fight.
And the "that tank top is a halter and can't be worn to school" fight.
And the "pick up your stuff off the floor" fight.
By the time we get to the "No, picking it up off the floor means putting it away, not just putting it on the table" fight, you can bet I'm already on my second cup.
Now, I can have my third and fourth cup in a slice of coffee cake. It's just the extra boost I'll need when I go upstairs and realize when I told someone to turn off her lights she actually turned off only one and left the bathroom light on.
Coffee cake with coffee in it is gooooood.
Have you ever wondered why coffee cake didn't have actual coffee in it? I know, it's something you eat with your coffee. But it always seemed like a weird oxymoron or something – it should have coffee in the cake.
And now it does! I call this a Mocha Coffee Cake because there is coffee in every layer – and chocolate too! My basic coffee cake recipe uses milk, which I swapped out for chocolate milk. It's not an overly chocolate flavor, but the flavor is there in the background. I also used chocolate milk in the drizzle, and cocoa powder in the topping. All three components also have coffee in them – for an extra little kick!
For the past week I've been drinking Gevalia single-serve coffee, using my Keurig. I tried the Columbia Medium Roast and it's so good. It's got a rich flavor and isn't bitter at all, which is something Gevalia prides itself on. I'm loving drinking the coffee straight out of my Keuring (with sweetener and creamer, of course) and I'm loving baking with it even more!
Now, I know this Mocha Coffee Cake screams sugary sweet – and it is. But you know what? It's also got hardly any fat! I have been in love with greek yogurt recently, and I subsituted all the oil (1/4 cup) in this recipe for plain, non-fat greek yogurt. The cake is still moist and perfect, although it is more dense than it would be using butter or oil. I don't miss the fat at all, in fact, I can eat more without it! (You can substitute oil or melted butter for the greek yogurt if you prefer).
The crumble is more liquid and bakes more into the cake – and is so sweet and good. I added nuts because I love a good crunch with my coffee cake. And the drizzle…well everything is better with a drizzle, right?
Coffee Cake with actual coffee. You know you want it. I know I do!
I wonder if I drank that drizzle, if I would get a caffeine high? Maybe I'll add some into my next cup of Gevalia?
Based off of this coffee cake recipe.
- 2/3 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup plain non-fat greek yogurt
- 1 egg
- 1/2 cup chocolate milk (non-fat is fine, so is sweetened chocolate almond milk)
- 2 tablespoons brewed coffee
- 1 1/2 cups flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ½ cup brown sugar
- 4 tablespoons flour
- 2 teaspoons cinnamon
- 2 teaspoons cocoa powder
- 1 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2 tablespoons brewed coffee
- 1 cup chopped pecans or other nuts, if desired
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- 1 tablespoon chocolate milk (non-fat is fine, so is sweetened chocolate almond milk)
- 2 tablespoons brewed coffee
- Preheat oven to 350°. Spray a 9" round pan with cooking spray.
- Whisk flower, baking powder, and salt together in a medium bowl.
- Stir sugar, greek yogurt, and egg in a large bowl. Stir in milk and coffee. Stir dry ingredients into wet and stir until just combined.
- Make the crumb topping: stir together brown sugar, flour, cinnamon, coffee, and butter. Add pecans, if desired.
- Pour batter into prepared pan. Top with streusel. Bake for 20-25 minutes until a toothpick comes out clean.
- To make the drizzle: beat butter and powdered sugar with a hand mixer until crubmly. Beat in milk and coffee until no lumps remain. Let sit for a few minutes so the bubbles can rise to the top and pop, then drizzle over cake.
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That looks insanely good! I will definitely need a slice of that, or two
It's about time someone put the coffee in the coffee cake! Yummy.
It's about time someone put coffee in coffee cake – it just make sense! Lovin' the glaze too
YES! I feel like I'm always saying (mentally) "why the heck doesn't this cake actually have coffee in it!". And now I can stop talking to myself about cake. Thank you!
I am a big coffee cake lover and the fact that you worked coffee in 3 times, in all the layers, even more amazing. And I love streusel topping. I need like 2x the amt that most people need. I love those big chunky crumbs!
I never really thought about the missing coffee in coffee cake. I especially like the idea of chocolate milk throughout the cake. I bet this is great for breakfast!
this IS prefect Dorothy! coffee is the ONLY thing that keeps me together in the mornings – and coffee in cake, well that is just pure genius!!
Love that there is not 1, not 2, but 3 layers of coffee in this!! I need this EVERY morning! Ha! It looks great Dorothy!
I have actually wondered that so many times that now I almost always add coffee to our coffee cakes. It just makes more sense that way I am loving all the caffeine goodness you have in this ooey gooey looking cake! Perfect way to wake up in the morning!!!
I have always wondered why Coffee Cake isn't made with coffee. I'm so glad that conundrum is solved And this recipe looks like a winner. Perfect along side a cup of coffee for an extra jolt of caffeine.
Ohmygosh. Coffee is the reason I can get up for 8AM classes any morning past the first week of the semester. And actual coffee in coffee cake? Double the coffee, double the reason to wake up in the morning!
Look at that drizzle! Yum! I would love a slice of this right now.
My husband knows what I'm like without coffee, so he always makes sure to have the pot programmed and brewing by the time I wake up. This cake looks amazing! I love coffee cake, and that drizzle? With the chocolate milk and coffee? Brilliant!
I love Gevalia coffee! Loving this coffee cake!
Yum. Love that idea! I'm somewhat of a coffee addict, so the more places you put it, the better!
You and I are living the same life-just because my daughter has the butt for white leggings doesn't mean we all should see her pink underwear through them! Because of course her tee shirt only comes to the tops of the pants! And yes, I'm getting after my kids clean stuff of their floors, it drives me nuts. And like you, I need my coffee (lots of coffee)!! So much to love about this cake, they Greek yogurt, the coffee for starters!
This coffee cake sounds SO GOOD! I'm a coffee lover, so I'm glad to have coffee actually in it! Thanks for a great sounding recipe!
This looks delicious! I'm the only weirdo in the world who doesn't like coffee, but it can be quite tasty in baked goods!
Can't live without my coffee! And I love my Keurig! It's so easy, which is what I need these days! Your cake looks delicious! I love that you made it with Greek yogurt and lowered the fat.
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From now on my coffee cake will have coffee in it! This cake looks like what coffee cake always should have been! Yum! As far as daughters go…..from a mom of a 24 year old daughter…..you only think she didn't get the memo. The fact is that she got the memo and filed it under what I refer to as "wounded gazelle theory". If you, the mom, are in a weakened state (i.e. the morning before coffee), that is the perfect time for daughters to try to get away with stuff (like white leggings and halter tops). Good luck. Coffee helps.
*gasp* you've made a true coffee cake! Huzzah!
And come on Jordan…white leggings are NOT pants…you're better than that girlfriend 😛
Oh that coffee cake looks so good! I have been enjoying coffee cake all my life. My mom always served coffee cake with coffee when we had company.
The sweeter, the better. That's the way it should be.
Well of course this makes sense. It is truly time for a coffee cake with coffee in it. Now this is one lovely cake.
These looks so good. Don't think we could control ourselves with these!!!
I can practically smell that from here. oh, I bet it's delicious!
Fabulous! Just fabulous! I want a slice right now
My goodness that looks delicious!! Gonna have to make this soon!
This cake looks so divine we could devour a few slices right now…
I was always so confused that American's don't generally put coffee in coffee cake – in England we do! I love that you used coffee! The streusel looks amazing!!
Holy cow!! This coffee cake looks amazing!! Drool
I want to wake up to this in the morning! This cake looks irresistible!
If I haven't said it already, I need to say it now………….besides your delicious recipes, I SO enjoy reading your blog! I always crack up ! Thanks for the laughs!
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This looks so amazing! Pinned this to make soon.
Uh Oh! I know all about those fights! This coffee cake does look like the perfect antidote to a rough start to the morning!
I was just pondering that very thought (why no coffee in coffee cake) today actually. Because it supposed to be served with coffee, right? But who does that very often???
Love this recipe!
I love sound of this coffee cake – the coffee and chocolate/cocoa running through it sounds like a great way to start the day. : )
The coffee cake look amazing and delicious!
I a coocoo for some coffee cake
Love the mocha coffee flavors of the coffee cake! (I've missed you at the party lately 😉
As someone that definitely can't function without caffeine, I love the healthy amount of coffee in this! I love that you put greek yogurt in it too and the coffee glaze looks so good!
I am all over any excuse for me to EAT coffee. Dorothy, the amount of coffee I drink is absurd! But gosh knows I need it sometimes! We all do. And cake for breakfast? Yes, I'm all about that!!
Oh my that only thing better than being able to eat and drink coffee at the same time would just be a IV straight to my blood stream with coffee in it
Brilliant to put coffee in the coffee cake! Sounds like something I've got to try!
I love a good cup of coffee in the morning but I love more a piece of coffee cake with a touch of coffee in it! And that drizzle, mmm
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Haha.. Sounds like you need more than coffee to get through those fights. Part of me can't wait for my kid to get there, but the more sensible part of me is dreading it.
This sounds so amazing I was trying to hurry up and read it so I could go pour me some coffee! It was when I actually finished reading that the spell was broken and I realized I didn't have this coffee cake.
Omg.. this coffee cake…. It sounds like the coffee cake to end all coffee cakes. Sooooo great! I wish I could just have some right now.
You're one smart cookie, Dorothy! Coffee with coffee cake in it–makes so much sense, and just needs to be made around here soon. I absolutely love the idea and I know my coffee-flavored goods-loving mom with love it, too. Will be reporting back!
I hear ya about coffee being your saving grace – totally!!
This looks like a great coffee cake!
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This looks delicious! Can't wait to try it out. Thanks for sharing this lovely recipe.
I LOVE greek yogurt and using it in coffee cake is perfect! Do you know how long I have been waiting for a coffee cake recipe with coffee in it? This is so perfect! Like, wow, why haven't I seen this before! This WILL be my next recipe . . .
Made this today for a Gevalia House Party and it was SOOOOO good. My mom, who hates almost all things chocolate, loved out, and when it came out of the oven, it smelled like IKEA cinnamon rolls. Yum… will be sharing this page on my Facebook and house party page!!
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The party's over, the circus has left town, the finale of the 2012 Hard Rock Calling music festival is over and done, and we're getting so misty-eyed that we can barely see the keyboard. Luckily the powers that be gave us one hell of a parting gift: Paul Simon performing all of Graceland with the original Ladysmith Black Mambazo backing group! It's hard to feel too bad with music like that swirling in our ears. Rest assured folks, he's still crazy after all these years.
But we're getting way too ahead of ourselves. Today was something of a gentler day for the HRC lineup. If yesterday was a competition to see who could rock out the hardest (and loudest), today was more of an exploration of the many different possibilities within music, from country to gospel to african rhythm to reggae and beyond. It was truly a grab-bag in the finest sense: every set was an unexpected winner, full of songs you never knew you loved. There was something of a late sixties NorCal festival vibe in their air when we arrived. The English summer sun was shining, and we saw young women brandishing tambourines wandering the muddy grounds in lacy shirts with daisy chains in their hair (really). Plus we saw some seriously outstanding mustaches, which were definitely worth the price of admission.
We got there just in time to hear Robert Randolph ripping it up on a pedal steel guitar with his Family Band. Part blues, part funk and all awesome, their break-neck jams gave us as badly needed wakeup jolt. "We only got two hours sleep last night!" Robert yelled from the stage in between numbers. So did we Bob, and right now we barely have enough energy to lift a can of Red Bull to our lips! How does he do it?!


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Many area teams are beginning to focus on upcoming holiday tournaments instead of the local scene.
However, at least one stake has been driven into the ground in the early part of the basketball season.
Probably no team has made a louder noise than University High's boys. The Junior Bucs have jumped ahead of the Watauga Valley Conference pack with a trio of victories in a league where any of five teams is a threat to walk away with the title.
Unfortunately for the Junior Bucs, they haven't met the team that still carries the role of favorite. Games at Cloudland (Jan. 11) and at Brooks Gym (Jan. 29) remain on the schedule.
University High has the makeup of a team that can stand up not only at home, but also on the road. Good guard play and quality work in the post combined with tough defense make the Junior Bucs a challenge to brush aside.
On the girls' side of things in the Watauga Valley, nothing has been settled. North Greene, Hampton and Unaka — the biggest league-title threats — each own a win over University High, which figures to be looking up at the other teams all season.
Unaka meets the Lady Huskies on Thursday while Hampton doesn't see North Greene (Jan. 11) or Unaka (Jan. 22) until later in the season.
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Elizabethton had a trio of football players put together good efforts in the Tennessee-Virginia Senior Bowl All-Star Classic on Saturday in Bristol, Va.
Terrence Turner was chosen as the offensive most valuable player for the Tennessee squad, leading his team to a 27-0 victory.
Turner, a running back, finished with 80 yards rushing and 75 yards receiving.
Other Cyclones who helped the Tennessee squad were linebacker Luke Blanton (7 tackles, fumble recovery) and defensive tackle Ian Glover (2 tackles, fumble recovery).
The three players were a big part of an Elizabethton team that reached the Class 3A state semifinals this season before losing to eventual champion Christian Academy of Knoxville.
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Boys basketball games of the week — (Today) Sullivan South at Sullivan East, North Greene at Greeneville; (Thursday) North Greene at Unaka, Johnson County at Cloudland; (Friday) Cleveland at Science Hill, Hampton at Johnson County; (Saturday) Oak Ridge at Science Hill.
Interestingly enough, Cleveland and Oak Ridge each suffered their first loss of the season on Friday. Cleveland fell to Ooltewah while Oak Ridge lost to Powell. But both are still expected to test Science Hill and Dobyns-Bennett in the two-night doubleheader. …
After playing a fairly soft schedule so far, North Greene raises the bar quite a bit this week.
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Boys pick of the week — Cloudland 63, Johnson County 60.
This one should be quite a scrap, with home-court advantage helping the Highlanders get over the hump.
Picks record: 2-0.
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Boys player of the week — David Casaday of Sullivan East.
With an impressive effort, the senior guard rang up 37 points in a tough 75-70 loss to Abingdon, Va., on Tuesday.
Casaday bounced back with 19 points in a 61-38 revenge win over Tennessee High on Friday.
Then on Saturday, Casaday netted 20 points as the Patriots raced past Providence Academy, 73-45.
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Elizabethton moves past Tennessee High into the No. 5 spot in this weeks' Prep Top 10.
Team W-L Prv
1. Science Hill 15-1 1
2. Dobyns-Bennett 4-1 3
3. Greeneville 9-2 2
4. Sullivan East 11-4 4
5. Elizabethton 6-2 6
6. Tennessee High 7-4 5
7. Cloudland 7-3 7
8. Daniel Boone 6-5 8
9. University High 9-2 9
10. Hampton 8-3 10
(tie) North Greene 10-2 nr
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Girls basketball games of the week — (Today) Sullivan South at Sullivan East; (Thursday) North Greene at Unaka;
(Thursday through Saturday) Doc Maples Holiday Hoops Invitational at Viking Hall in Bristol; (Saturday) Science Hill at Murfreesboro Riverdale.
Sullivan South continues to be a surprise team in the early going while Sullivan East is trying to find a "noise-maker" victory.
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Girls pick of the week — Murfreesboro Riverdale 72, Science Hill 69.
Some folks believe Science Hill is favored to win the Class AAA state title. Other people see Riverdale's 10-0 record — along with an 89-72 whipping of Memphis Central on Saturday (forcing 27 turnovers) — and defending-state-champion status, and say the Lady Warriors are the team to beat.
The Lady Hilltoppers will travel halfway across the state to play a pair of games. They can establish themselves as a clear-cut favorite, or face the rest of the season wondering if Riverdale is still just a tick above.
Riverdale is averaging 81.2 points per game while Science Hill is scoring at a clip of 68 per contest.
Picks record: 2-0.
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Girls player of the week — Gabby Lyon of Science Hill.
The Lady Hilltoppers continued their unbeaten ways, and Lyon had a major hand in it.
In an 87-32 win over Greeneville on Tuesday, Lyon racked up 25 points and swatted away four shots.
Then on Friday, Lyon came back with a 13-point effort in a 79-43 slap-down of Dobyns-Bennett.
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Everything remains solid in this week's girls rankings:
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1. Science Hill 10-0 1
2. Elizabethton 10-1 2
3. Tennessee High 6-2 3
4. Sullivan South 8-1 4
5. Dobyns-Bennett 5-2 5
6. North Greene 11-1 6
7. Hampton 9-3 7
8. South Greene 9-3 8
9. Unicoi County 6-4 9
10. Volunteer 10-5 10
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This year's theme, "Exploring the Roots of Our Heritage," reflects the thoughts of Carter G. Woodson, the originator of Black History Month, who stressed the importance of studying history in order to participate intelligently in the affairs of the country.
"This month gives us an opportunity to expose our campus and our community to the richness of our experience," said Jamie Mells, director of TTU's Leona Lusk Officer Cultural Center.
TTU's Office of Minority Affairs is sponsoring several events that are free and open to the public during the month of February.
African Resurrection dance ensemble
7-9 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 10, Derryberry Auditorium
Baltimore's premier African heritage dance ensemble, African Resurrection perpetuates the tradition of African dance, drum and folklore to raise awareness of the African and African-American situations. Oliver Nai, Malaika Cooper and Gould Vincent founded the cultural arts organization with the purpose of promoting authentic West African art forms as a vehicle for cultural expression. Founded on the concept of "sankofa" — reaching back to move forward — African Resurrection provides an exciting program of traditional dance, music and folklore. The show is a Center Stage event that is free and open to the public.
"Diversity: Is it Still Black and White?" Lecture
11 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 12, Roaden University Center, Room 342
This lecture is a TTU Counseling Center workshop presented by Jamie Mells.
Gospel Extravaganza
3-4:30 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 15, RUC Multipurpose Room
Alpha Phi Alpha hosts area choirs that will perform in the annual celebration of gospel music. Free admission.
Martin Luther King Oratorical Contest
7 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 24, RUC, Black Cultural Center
Students will vie to uphold the legacy of Martin Luther King's ability to move people with his words during the Martin Luther King Oratorical Contest in the Leona Lusk Officer Black Cultural Center.
Comedy Show
7-9 p.m., Friday, Feb. 27, Derryberry Auditorium
The show features comedians from BET's ComicView. LAVLUV is part of the only all-black improv troop in the country, Blacktop Circus. Queen Aishah has toured the nation and overseas to perform for U.S. military troups. The show contains PG-13 and R-rated content and is intended for mature audiences only.


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I can see why manufacturers opt for iPhone apps as the remote controls for their gadgets. A small touchscreen device is a familiar form-factor for a remote, and it's likely to be easily to hand. But if happen to be in front of your Mac at the time, it can seem a bit awkward to have to pick up your phone, open an app and then use a smaller, fiddlier device.
Philips seem to have recognised this, with a new Mac app on the way to control its range of Hue smart LED bulbs. The app sits in the menu bar, providing a convenient way to control any of your Hue lamps.
Philips updated the iOS app back in May, with geofencing, schedules and a wide variety of triggering actions, including support for the popular IFTTT (If This Then That) app.
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9 Responses to "Control your Philips Hue lamps from your Mac Menu Bar – new app coming soon"
In the headline you are saying "new app coming soon".
Do you have more information on that? I could find anything in the article.
There's no sign of this App actually being connected with Philips in any way, unless you know something I don't? It looks like advertising for a ripoff of the App "Colors for Hue", admittedly well done, but still a ripoff.
How do you know this app is made by Philips? The site doesn't look that official at all.
Also, there is already a free app in the Mac App Store that does exactly the same. It's called "Colors for Hue" and is available here: https://itunes.apple.com/nl/app/colors-for-hue/id581915465?mt=12
There is already a great Hue app for Macs. It is called "Colors for Hue" and it works from the menu bar perfectly. And it is Free!
Looks pretty much like "Colors For Hue" already in the Mac App Store combined with the open source "QuickHue", but either way, I always welcome new Hue apps!


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Birthday: 1975-11-11
Fluent in Hebrew and Spanish, Eyal was born in Tel Aviv, Israel and was raised in Hong Kong before moving to New York at the age of 8.
He is a graduate of Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. He trained as a classical actor at the National Theater Institute, Eyal has also studied with the RSC in Stratford, England. Eyal moved to Los Angeles after school to pursue acting.
Eyal has not only played in several television shows such as 'Angel', 'ER', 'Ally McBeal' and 'JAG', but has worked in theatre both behind the stage and as a lead actor! He was seen in productins such as Romeo & Juliet Romeo and A Midsummer Night's Dream Lysander, both at the Moore Theatre.
In 2002 Eyal travelled to the Cannes Film Festival to perform in and work on the short film "Manual Labor". It eventually won the Chrysler Million dollar film festival!
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SOUTH WHITLEY — The Lady Wildcat basketball team not only battled West Noble Thursday night, but fought sickness and injury to pull out a 49-35 win over the Lady Chargers.
Head Coach Brandon Bradley said several players were sick and senior Katee Reiff was out with a knee injury, posing more of a challenge than their opponents.
"To be able to play the way they did tonight and not use it as a crutch shows how tough they are," Bradley said.
Bradley had to rely on strong play from the bench with Whitko's main guartds, Cagney Craig and Micaela Sylvester, limited on playing time.
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First comes love, then comes marriage, the old saying goes. Vampire Diaries stars Nina Dobrev (Elena Gilbert) and Ian Somerhalder (Damon Salvatore) certainly have the luv thing down, but does that mean they've already tied the knot?
Not yet — and likely not anytime soon, either. In an interview with FASHION magazine, Nina said she's not quite ready for that kind of commitment. "Eventually I am going to marry and have a family but not anytime soon," she says. "I'm not going to pull a Miley."
Don't worry! Nina was just lightheartedly joking about Miley Cyrus's engagement. The TVD star is just too darned busy to settle down right now. "I'm a career woman and a young, very driven woman and I've got a lot I have to accomplish before I settle down and have kids and do any of that," Nina told Access Hollywood in January.
The rumors started earlier this year, when it was reported that Ian had asked Nina to marry him — and she said no. "It's not true," Ian told Access Hollywood. "If it were true, I would admit to it, 'cause getting turned down builds character!"
Considering they just spent Thanksgiving weekend together, we're guessing they're plenty happy not being married just yet.
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The Brussels Icon joined the MBA Solvay graduation yesterday. The story doesn't say what the little man plans to do with his new postgraduate title. But career-wise his horizon just got broader! Solvay Brussels School congratulates all graduates! A picture is worth a thousand words, so here it is:
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Solvay Executive Education is now accredited by the european independent audit organism, Qfor.
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Controversy over Western Avenue condo plan?
View Larger Map I didn't attend the zoning board meeting during which the plan for condos at 27 Western Avenue in Albany was discussed. But colleague Jordan Carleo-Evangelist was there, and he tells me some board members and some neighbors raised concerns about the project. The large brick building, built in 1901 and formerly known […] [Read More]
Is the Capital Region among the greenest of the green?
And no, that headline isn't a St. Patrick's Day reference. It's about a recent ranking that put the Capital Region among the nation's 10 most environmentally friendly areas — right there with Seattle, Boston and San Francisco. I've got to admit that the ranking surprised me, as I don't think of this as being a […] [Read More]
RPI will demolish presidential home in 'coming weeks'
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy is preparing for the demolition of its presidential home and predicts the move will happen within "coming weeks." RPI plans to demolish the home at 2005 Tibbits Avenue so it can build a new presidential home for school President Shirley Ann Jackson and future heads of the school. The school […] [Read More]
Soccer moms rejoice! Indoor facility planned in Glenmont
The Bethlehem Soccer Club wants to build an indoor soccer facility in Glenmont nearby its current soccer complex on Wemple Road. Plans, which were shared with the town's development planning committee last month, also include a 2,100 square-foot office, and four outdoor fields. It must get planning board approval. Colleague Larry Rulison has additional details. [Read More]
Storefronts: Troy co-op plans for summer opening
Eric Paul, the general manager of the co-op planned for Troy, told me today that the downtown store is still on track to open this summer. Pioneer Market, as the store is called, is set to close on needed financing, he said, which should allow construction to begin by early April and the co-op to […] [Read More]
Judge dismisses St. Joseph's Housing bankruptcy
A federal judge has rejected the appeal for bankruptcy protection filed by St. Joseph's Housing Corp., the long-troubled non-profit housing group. St. Joseph's, a housing group considered one of Albany's worst slumlords, filed the bankruptcy case to prevent the imminent foreclosure of some of its properties. But the court eventually allowed the foreclosures to go […] [Read More]
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