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Be Part of the Studio Audience
It's fun—and free—to attend the tapings of popular television shows shot in New York City. You get to see huge stars up close, and if you're lucky, your friends at home might even see you on TV.
The wait for advance tickets is often long, so it's best to write in for them or reserve online far before your desired date. Still, many shows have standby options if you're willing to wait in line. See below for the addresses, schedules and other important info for NYC-based TV shows.
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (Comedy Central)
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart airs Monday through Thursday at 11pm on Comedy Central. It parodies politics, pop culture, entertainment and news. A celebrity guest is interviewed on each episode. Stewart is departing as host later in 2015, but the Comedy Central folks say that the show will go on.
Ticket Info: The show is usually booked well in advance, but you can try requesting tickets through the show's online ticket-reservation system.
Show Requirements: You must be 18 or older to attend. Also, as ticket distribution may be in excess of studio capacity, admission is not guaranteed, even with reservations. No cameras or recording devices allowed.
Location: 733 Eleventh Ave. (bet. W. 51st and W. 52nd Sts.)
Schedule: The Daily Show tapes Monday through Thursday in the evening. Tickets are handed out starting at 2:30pm. The person with the ticket confirmation print-out can put other tickets in that reservation on hold, but the remaining ticket holders must pick up those tickets by 4pm. All audience members must arrive no later than 4:30pm. The taping time varies every day, though taping typically ends between 7 and 7:30pm.
The Dr. Oz Show (syndicated)
Dr. Mehmet Oz, vice-chair and professor of surgery at Columbia University, discusses health issues and dispenses advice in front of a live studio audience on The Dr. Oz Show. Audience members are sometimes contacted in advance and asked to participate in on-air segments. Check local listings for channels and air times.
Ticket Info: Tickets are available online. For standby tickets, an audience staffer will be at ABC Studios at 320 W. 66th St., at 8:40am and 1:40pm on most Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Show Requirements: You must be 18 or older to attend. Tickets are nontransferable, so bring a photo ID. No cameras or recording devices allowed. The show has a dress code, and those who don't follow it might not be admitted.
Location: 320 W. 66th St. (bet. West End Ave. and Freedom Place)
Schedule: During the season, the show tapes twice a day, three days a week, at 10am and 3pm (specific shooting days vary). Audience members must arrive at least 90 minutes early.
Good Morning America (ABC)
Catch Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, Lara Spencer and Amy Robach on Good Morning America, ABC's morning news and lifestyle program, live on weekdays at 7am.
Ticket Info: To receive tickets, submit your request online.
Show Requirements: Studio audience members must bring a valid photo ID. Bags should not be larger than a basic purse. Gifts or cards for the hosts or guests are not allowed. Neither signs nor clothing should endorse a business or product, nor should they feature a website or an address.
Location: Times Square (at Broadway and West 44th Street)
Schedule: Good Morning America tapes Monday through Friday from 7 to 9am. (There is no studio audience for the weekend edition.)
Inside the Actors Studio (Bravo)
James Lipton interviews entertainers at Pace University on Inside the Actors Studio, which is actually a seminar for master's degree students at the school. Episodes consist mostly of one-on-one interviews between Lipton and the guests. Shoots last up to four hours (the conversations are edited down for television).
Ticket Info: Standby tickets are sometimes available to the general public, and to get them, you have to wait on line the day of the show to see if tickets are available. The line forms outside of the Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts where the show is recorded. Register for Pace's mailing list to find out when the shows will be taped. Please note that waiting on the standby line does not guarantee you a ticket.
Show Requirements: You must be 18 or older to attend. No food, beverages, gum chewing, knitting or hats allowed. Those wearing clothes with writing or logos may be required to sit out of the camera shot. No cameras or cell phones allowed.
Location: Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts, Pace University, 3 Spruce St. (bet. William and Gold Sts.)
Schedule: There is no set schedule, but information about upcoming episodes is posted on schimmel.pace.edu and sent out to a mailing list. Arrive one hour before showtime.
Late Night with Seth Meyers (NBC)
Seth Meyers, best known as a head writer and "Weekend Update" coanchor on Saturday Night Live, takes over NBC's 12:35pm slot from Jimmy Fallon. The show airs Monday through Friday.
Ticket Info: For free tickets to future shows, call 212-664-3056 (ticket lines are open Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm Eastern Time). Tickets are generally booked four to six weeks in advance. Separate tickets to see Meyers rehearse his monologue are available on show dates at the NBC Experience Store (30 Rockefeller Plaza), facing 49th Street, at 12:30pm.
Show Requirements: Audience members must be 16 or older, and photo ID is required. Individuals may not attend more than one show taping every six months. No groups larger than four people allowed. No luggage, backpacks, or large shopping bags allowed. All shows are overbooked, and reservations do not guarantee admission. Standby tickets (one per person) are handed out at 9am on the mornings of tapings in front of the store; arrive early.
Location: Studio 8G, 30 Rockefeller Plaza (bet. Fifth and Sixth Aves. and W. 49th and W. 50th Sts.)
Schedule: Late Night with Seth Meyers tapes Monday through Friday at 6:30pm. Please arrive no later than 5pm.
Late Show with David Letterman (CBS)
David Letterman has hosted Late Show, his late-night comedy show, on CBS since 1993. The program features celebrity guests and musical acts. Letterman, known for his nightly Top Ten list and sketches like "Stupid Pet Tricks" and "Stupid Human Tricks," is walking away in May 2015; Stephen Colbert takes the reins September 8. The show airs weeknights at 11:35pm.
Ticket Info: To get tickets, you may register online. You may also register in person at the Ed Sullivan Theater box office Monday through Thursday from 9:30am to noon, or on Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 6pm. (Do not line up prior to 9am or you will not be eligible for tickets.) Tickets from the box office are awarded on a lottery basis. A limited number of standby tickets are also available on the day of the taping you wish to attend. For such tickets, call 212-247-6497 no earlier than 11am. The Late Show sometimes offers group tickets, too—visit the show's official website to check availability.
Show Requirements: You must be 18 or older to attend. If selected for tickets, you will be contacted via phone (which could be as late as the day before the taping). Each person is entitled to two tickets (the guest's name must be on the online application or be given to the staff representative when applying in person; tickets are not transferable). Studio audience members must bring a government-issued photo ID (the name, address and birth date must match those submitted during the in-person ticket application). No cell phones, pagers, cameras or recording devices allowed. Due to the large volume of requests for tickets, you may apply for tickets only once in a six-month period; those who have already attended a show are not eligible to attend for another six months from the date of attendance.
Location: 1697 Broadway (bet. W. 53rd and W. 54th Sts.)
Schedule: Late Show tapes Monday through Thursday at 6:30pm. For more information, call 212-975-5853.
Live! with Kelly & Michael (syndicated)
Live! with Kelly & Michael, hosted by Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan, is a popular syndicated morning talk show. It airs live on weekdays from 9 to 10am.
Ticket Info: The wait may be up to a year for advance tickets, but it is still possible to get same-day tickets. To obtain tickets in advance, fill out the ticket-request form online. To get same-day tickets, arrive at the southeast corner of Columbus Avenue and West 67th Street as early as 7am for a standby number. After ticket holders are seated, standbys are seated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Show Requirements: Children between 10 and 17 years old must be accompanied by an adult; those under 10 are not allowed in the studio. Cameras are allowed, but flash photography is prohibited.
Location: The studio is at 7 Lincoln Square, at the southeast corner of Columbus Avenue and West 67th Street.
Schedule: Live! with Kelly & Michael broadcasts live from 9 to 10am on weekdays. Ticket holders should arrive at the studio by or before 8am.
The Meredith Vieira Show (syndicated)
On The Meredith Vieira Show, the host—also known for her stints on Today, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and The View—talks to celebrity guests and facilitates segments like this one.
Ticket Info: You can request tickets through the show's online form. Standby tickets are released at 8am for the morning taping and noon for the afternoon one.
Show Requirements: Audience members younger than 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and all spectators must be at least 16 years old. No backpacks, luggage or shopping bags are allowed into the studio.
Location: 30 Rockefeller Plaza (bet. Fifth and Sixth Aves. and W. 49th and W. 50th Sts.)
Schedule: The Meredith Vieira Show tapes most Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 10am and 2pm. You can find the most up-to-date schedule on the show's official website.
The People's Court (syndicated)
On The People's Court, one of television's first reality shows, Judge Marilyn Milian presides over real civil court cases of ordinary people. Check local listings for channels and air times.
Ticket Info: To request tickets, email your name and telephone number to email@example.com or call 888-780-8587.
Location: 401 Fifth Ave., 8th fl. (at E. 37th St.)
Schedule: During its season, from September through June, the show tapes Tuesdays through Thursdays at 10am and 2pm. Audience members must arrive at least a half hour early.
The Rachael Ray Show (syndicated)
On The Rachael Ray Show, the Emmy Award–winning host and celebrity chef talks with famous guests, welcomes music stars and—of course—cooks. Check local listings for channels and air times.
Ticket Info: To request tickets, visit rachaelrayshow.com.
Show Requirements: You must be 16 or older to be an audience member, and you may attend only one taping per season. Visitors will need to present a government-issued photo ID. The show enforces a business-casual dress code.
Location: Chelsea Television Studios, 221 W. 26th St. (bet. Seventh and Eighth Aves.)
Schedule: The show tapes Tuesday through Thursday at 11:30am and 3:30pm; audience members must arrive at 10am for the 11:30am taping or 2:15pm for the 3:30pm taping.
Saturday Night Live (NBC)
NYC institution Saturday Night Live is a live comedy and entertainment show airing at 11:30pm on Saturdays. It features celebrity guest hosts and musical performances. The show is a hot ticket among visitors and New Yorkers alike.
Ticket Info: Tickets are given out once a year through a lottery. To enter, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com during the month of August only. Include all contact information and do not request a specific date. One email per household allowed. Winners will each receive two tickets for a specific show date and performance (dress rehearsal or live show). You will be notified only if you are selected.
Standby tickets (one per person) are distributed at 7am on the West 49th Street side of 30 Rockefeller Plaza on the mornings of the tapings. You can choose between the 8pm dress rehearsal and the 11:30pm live taping, though you're not guaranteed admission.
Show Requirements: You must be 16 or older to attend. Standby-line members must remain in line at all times (aside from minimal, necessary breaks).
Location: 30 Rockefeller Plaza (bet. Fifth and Sixth Aves. and W. 49th and W. 50th Sts.)
Schedule: On Saturdays, arrive no later than 7:15pm for the 8pm dress rehearsal and 10:45pm for the 11:30pm live show.
Today (NBC)
The Today show is NBC's morning news and lifestyle program. The show—featuring Matt Lauer, Savannah Guthrie, Al Roker, Hoda Kotb, Natalie Morales, Willie Geist, Tamron Hall, Carson Daly, Lester Holt, Erica Hill, Jenna Wolfe, Dylan Dreyer and Kathie Lee Gifford—tapes on the ground floor at the corner of West 48th Street and Rockefeller Plaza. Fans gather outside on the plaza to watch (and to try to snag some time in front of the camera). During the first two hours of the show on weekdays (7–9am), Today's hosts and guests are outside on the plaza and fans can see them up close. During the show's second half (9–11am), viewers can still watch—and wave to friends and family at home—through the window of Studio 1A. On weekends, the hosts may periodically visit the plaza during the show.
Ticket Info: No tickets are necessary. To RSVP and for more info, visit today.com.
Location: 30 Rockefeller Plaza (bet. Fifth and Sixth Aves.; enter at W. 48th St.)
Schedule: The show tapes Monday through Friday from 7 to 11am, Saturday from 7 to 9am and Sunday from 8 to 9am.
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (NBC)
NBC's longest-running late-night franchise has returned to its ancestral (and rightful) home in New York City, and host Jimmy Fallon has made it a hot ticket and social media talking point. The show airs Monday through Friday at 11:30pm.
Ticket Info: To book free tickets, visit showclix.com. The ticket release date is posted on the shows Twitter page. Standby tickets are distributed at 9am under the NBC marquee on the 49th Street side of 30 rock; line up early to have a chance (though you're still not guaranteed admission).
Show Requirements: Audience members must be 16 or older, and photo ID is required. Individuals may not attend more than one show taping every six months. No groups larger than four people allowed. Audience members may not use cell phones, cameras or other electronic devices in the studio.
Location: Studio 6B, 30 Rockefeller Plaza (bet. Fifth and Sixth Aves. and W. 49th and W. 50th Sts.)
Schedule: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon tapes Monday through Friday at 5pm; arrive no later than 3:40pm.
The View (ABC)
On The View, Whoopi Goldberg moderates a daily discussion of current events and interviews celebrity guests. The show airs weekdays at 11am.
Ticket Info: Apply for tickets online at 1iota.com. For day-of-show standby tickets, pick up a number from an audience associate between 8 and 9am at the audience entrance.
Show Requirements: You must be 16 or older to attend.
Location: 320 W. 66th St. (bet. West End Ave. and Freedom Place); note that you can write to that address to try to request tickets.
Schedule: The show airs live Monday through Thursday from 11am to noon, and tapes an additional show on Thursday (following the first) to be aired on Friday. Ticket holders must arrive by 9:30am.
The Wendy Williams Show (syndicated and on BET)
On The Wendy Williams Show, the famously outspoken, wig-clad member of the National Radio Hall of Fame dishes outrageous celebrity gossip and interviews famous guests. She even invites audience members onto the set for a mini dance party before her show starts. Check local listings for channels and air times.
Ticket Info: Visit wendyshow.com to reserve up to five tickets, and do so well in advance. For standby tickets, arrive at the studio no later than 8:30am on the day of the show; if tickets are available, they'll be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Group-ticket information is available on the show's website.
Show Requirements: You must be 18 or older to attend. Bring your email confirmation but leave hats, sunglasses, costumes, shirts with logos or writing, shorts and casual tank tops at home.
Location: Chelsea Television Studios, 221 W. 26th St. (bet. Seventh and Eighth Aves.)
Schedule: The program is usually broadcast live at 10am Monday through Thursday, and tapes another show Thursdays at 1:30pm. Audience members must arrive at least two hours early.


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I'll be the first to give Elian Herrera a hearty congrats on a nice start to his career and for playing his role perfectly in relief of Mark Ellis, but let's also make no mistake about the future. With some speculating that he could be a regular down the road, I just wanted to remind people that his start is almost entirely a mirage.
He hits for no power, is an average baserunner, is a fringe/average fielder, strikes out in almost a quarter of his plate appearances, and has a .362 BABIP that was near .400 a week or so ago. He does have an impressive walk rate of 12.2 percent, and that underlying skill is certainly useful on a major league roster, especially when combined with the ability to play almost every position.
With that said though, the raised expectations and adulation heaped on him after a month and a half stint is quite a bit out of line. Put it this way, there's a reason he spent ten years in the minors and didn't hit the show until age 27. In the name of sanity, the obvious must be stated, and after seeing countless pieces praising his contributions, I felt like his 2012 production needed to be put into perspective.
Nobody is saying not to enjoy the ride, just please don't be surprised if it comes to a screeching halt, which is the direction his season already seems to be going. Herrera is hitting .179/.256/.256/.512 over his last 43 plate appearances heading into play on June 26th.
Regardless, the man has already served his purpose. Herrera helped the Dodgers by eliminating the temptation to call Aaron Miles, and he may even lead to Adam Kennedy's release, but that's where expectations for him should end.

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I was born and raised in St. Louis. I played hockey and football for 15 years, but upon high school graduation, decided to pursue football at the collegiate level when I got the opportunity to play at Kansas State University. While at K-State, my career took a blow after a severe knee injury. During rehabilitation, I developed a passion for exercise and nutrition and decided to make a career out of building athletes bigger and stronger to prevent injuries like mine. Eventually, I transferred to Missouri State University to major in Exercise Science and that's where I fell in love with the culture at Supplement Superstores. I was hired in March 2010, and have been a part of the team ever since.
My iPod is set to:
In the gym, it's all about the heavy stuff.
My favorite exercise is:
Cleans, Squats, and Deadlifts.
My favorite cheat meal is:
Chinese Buffet, by far
Words to live by:
"Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven't found it yet, keep looking. Don't settle. As with all matters of the heart, you'll know when you find it. And, like any great relationship, it just gets better and better as the years roll on. So keep looking until you find it. Don't settle." -Steve Jobs
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Best movie quote EVER:
"If you give everything you have, I don't care what the scoreboard says at the end of the game. In my book, we're gonna be winners." -Hoosiers
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Biggest Achievement:
Lost 60 pounds, also increased strength and muscle mass significantly since college.
My iPod is set to:
90s Hip-Hop
My favorite exercise is:
My favorite cheat meal is:
Penn Station
Words to live by:
"If you can walk away from something knowing that you did everything in your power to make it happen, whether it happened or not, you shall have no regrets."
Fun fact about me:
I have a Camaro that I drag race, and I'm a 2-time NHRA Division 3 Qualifier.
My favorite Superhero:
Jared Connell
Best movie quote EVER:
"It's not personal, it's just business." -The Godfather
My fitness icon:
Brandon Lilly
If I could drive anything it'd be:
ZL1 Corvette
My biggest life goal:
To one day race in the pro ranks of the NHRA.


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Age: 19-24
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Clarksville, TN – At 8:28pm, Sunday night May 11th, Clarksville Police were dispatched to the scene of a shooting at an apartment on Ernest Shelton Drive. Police located an adult male who was pronounced dead at the scene.
A perimeter has been taped off and the scene has been secured. Investigators are interviewing people at the scene. It is not anticipated that any further information will be released until mid-morning or early afternoon tomorrow.
Clarksville Police tape off and secure the scene of the shooting in Lincoln Homes. (CPD)
Clarksville, TN – On November, 21st around 5:08am, Clarksville Police were called to 1594 Vista Lane, apartment #3 in reference to a 15 year old male who had been shot in the head.
When officers arrived on scene, they found the 15 year old inside of the residence with a gunshot wound to the head. The 15 year old was conscious and breathing and was taken by Lifeflight to Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Clarksville Police at the scene of a shooting where a 15 year old boy was shot in the head.
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Clarksville, TN – On November 3rd, 2012, around 3:07am, Clarksville Police were called to a shooting in progress at C-Ray's Social Club, 2481 Fort Campbell Boulevard.
Officers arrived within three minutes to a chaotic scene as the patrons rapidly exited from the business. Officers found a 20 year old male laying on a wooden ramp outside, on the back side of the business.
The man had sustained gunshot wounds to the body. EMS transported the man, who was not military, to Fort Campbell's Blanchfield Army Community Hospital for treatment of his injuries. The man died shortly after 4:00am at BACH.
Clarksville Police processing the crime scene of a shooting death at C-Ray's Social Club on Fort Campbell Boulevard Friday Night. (Photo by CPD-Jim Knoll)
Clarksville, TN – On October 16th, 2012, around 11:15am, 67 year old, Shamji Dholaria, was crossing Fort Campbell Boulevard, when he was struck and killed by a car.
A Mazda 3, driven by Samantha Gosnell, 24, was traveling south on Fort Campbell Boulevard and entered the center turn lane to make a left into a business in the 1600 Block of Fort Campbell Boulevard. Shamji Dholaria walking east across the southbound lanes, crossed into the path of the Mazda and was struck by the vehicle.
Mazda 3 that stuck and killed a pedestrian on Fort Campbell Boulevard Tuesday, October 16th. (Photo by CPD-Jim Knoll)
Clarksville, TN – A man, Danyon Lydell Dowlen, is wanted by Clarksville Police for questioning in the shooting death of Charles Wilbert Sims (also known as Tutu) and has a warrant on file for Felon in Possession of a Firearm; Bond $100,000.
Police are looking for Dowlen and believe he is in the local area, but may be trying to flee from Clarksville.
An eyewitness came forward and advised law enforcement that Danyon Dowlen and Charles Sims were involved in a gun fight within the same area where the Sims' body was found.
Clarksville Police are looking for Danyon Dowlen.
Clarksville, TN – On September 18th, 2012, Clarksville Police responded to a shooting in progress and found a man shot in the area of Reynolds Street and Dodd Street. The man died from the injury.
The deceased man's name is Charles Wilbert Sims (B/M, DOB: 7-28-62). The crime scene team completed processing of the Dodd Street and Reynolds Street area.
Clarksville Police investigate the scene at Reynolds and Dodd Street where they found a man shot. (Photo by CPD-Jim Knoll)
Clarksville, TN – On September 18th, 2012, around 8:00pm, Clarksville Police responded to a shooting in progress the area of Reynolds Street and Dodd Street.
When Police arrived, they found a 50 year old man laying in the street with a handgun in his hand and had multiple gunshot wounds. He was transported by Lifeflight to Vanderbilt University Medical Center where he later died from his injuries around 11:00pm.
Clarksville, TN – On July 15th, 2012, around 1:37pm, a 2008 Yamaha motorcycle traveling on Swift Drive ran off the road, crashing, killing the rider. The Clarksville Police Department released the name of the motorcyclist today.
The man killed on the motorcycle is Joseph Allen Weyand, 42, of Clarksville, TN. There is no additional information at this time.
For more on the story, see: Clarksville Police report Motorcyclist killed on Swift Drive this afternoon
Yamaha Motorcycle fails to make turn, went off the road and hits a cement culvert killing the rider. (Photo by Jim Knoll-CPD)
Clarksville, TN – On July 15th, 2012, around 1:37pm, a 2008 Yamaha motorcycle ridden by a 42 year old male was traveling north on Swift Drive after turning right off of McGraw Street.
According to a witness the rider accelerated on Swift Drive, leaned to negotiate a curve, lost control, went off the right side of the paved roadway into a yard at 957 Swift Drive, hit a cement culvert, causing the rider and motorcycle to go airborne.
The rider died at the scene. The lead investigator is Officer Evon Parkes.
Clarksville Police Officers examine the area where a Yamaha Motorcycle crashed killing the rider.
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Girl Rising Film Screening & Discussion
October 11, 2013 | 6:30-9:00 p.m. | Fraser Hall 4
Meet nine girls from nine countries in "Girl Rising" — a film about the strength of the human spirit and the power of education to change a girl — and the world.
The movie tells the stories of nine girls from different parts of the world who face arranged marriages, child slavery, and other heartbreaking injustices. Despite these obstacles, these brave girls offer hope and inspiration. Through education, they're able to break barriers and create change.
Event organized by the Center for International Studies, Western Washington University, in celebration of International Day of the Girl on October 11.
Co-sponsored by: Woodring College of Education and Women Studies
The showing of "Girl Rising" (101 minutes) will be followed by a discussion.
This film screening is free and open to the public.
For a map of campus parking lots, visit http://www.wwu.edu/cfpa/resources/parking_map.pdf.


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ACT (Accessible Computing Technology Research Group) is an interdisciplinary research group investigating the design of accessible social media. To meet the needs of diverse user groups, including older adults and individuals with disabilities, we creatively use and intermix novel technologies (such as digital pens) with more mainstream ones. We are looking for a highly motivated undergraduate intern to work with us on the design and development of new prototype technologies in this realm. There is the potential for this work to lead to a co-authored academic publication.
Candidates should have completed COMP 303. A willingness to experiment with 3rd party APIs and the ability to think creatively is necessary. Experience with user interface design, mobile development, and/or web programming (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) is an asset.
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Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Gets Retail Version on April 30th
Downloadable Version Has Been Hugely Successful
The Xbox 360 version of Minecraft will be soon be sold in stores as a boxed product, Microsoft has announced.
It'll arrive on shelves in the US for $19.99 on April 30th then heads to Australia, Hong Kong, India, New Zealand, Singapore and Taiwan. There's no word yet on a UK or European release.
This boxed version will be identical to the one available on Xbox Live as an Arcade game and will support multiplayer connectivity. All DLC released for Minecraft will be available for the retail version, too.
Microsoft currently has a exclusivity deal for Minecraft on consoles, although there have recently been reports that the sandbox game could be headed to PlayStation once the deal expires.


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Peta, are you kidding me?
So I saw in the news today that PETA is trying to get Ben and Jerry's to replece dairy milk with human breast milk. Aside from commercializing what should be a special bond between mother and child, there are other public health considerations. These concerns aside, it is demeaning to women to treat us as objects to produce a product. What's your view on this?
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Haymon receives reduced sentence
HUNTINGTON -- One minute Christopher Haymon thought he was going to spend the next 18 years of his life in prison for his involvement in a 2012 burglary.
About half an hour later, he learned he would be going to the Anthony Correctional Center in White Sulphur Springs as an alternative sentence handed down in Cabell Circuit Court by Judge Paul T. Farrell. He could be free in as little as six months.
Haymon pleaded no contest to burglary charges in connection with an armed break-in at a residence in the 1500 block of 4th Avenue in Huntington in March 2012.
Two other individuals, James Anthony Mitchell, and Alexa Michelle Sang, were indicted in connection with the robbery. A fourth individual believed to be involved could not be identified.
Sang pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy, and Mitchell also took a plea deal, but a warrant is out for his arrest because he didn't show up at the plea hearing.
Haymon, 24, has spent the past two years in the Western Regional Jail.
Prosecutors said at the sentencing that Haymon had repeatedly rejected plea deals, and had delayed the progress of the case with continual requests to change attorneys. The prosecution added that Haymon has never accepted responsibility for his actions, even in entering a plea in the case, taking a Kennedy plea where he did not have to admit guilt.
Farrell was ready to agree with the prosecution, despite Haymon's request for alternative sentencing.
"I apologize. I am deeply sorry for putting everyone in this situation," Haymon said. "I've been in jail for two years and that has given me ample time to realize that I need to re-direct my life to where I should have been. I'm not a bad person. I'm not a boogie man."
In response, Farrell was frank.
"You committed a crime with a gun and you put other people in danger," he said. "Over the years, your criminal history has escalated. I think 18 years is an appropriate sentence."
Haymon sat alone in the front row of the courtroom after hearing his fate, staring ahead and occasionally wiping away a tear.
Meanwhile, his attorney, John Proctor, worked furiously, meeting with prosecutors in the hall and talking with Haymon's older brother, Antonio Haymon -- a former Marshall University basketball player and overseas professional who has played in leagues in Saudi Arabia, Romania and Libya. Farrell denied letting Antonio Haymon speak on his brother's behalf during the sentencing.
After Farrell had finished the majority of his criminal docket, he met with Proctor and prosecutors in his chambers.
When they had emerged, it was revealed that when the prosecution argued against alternative sentencing during the hearing, it was a violation of Christopher Haymon's plea agreement.
At that point, Farrell suspended the 18-year sentence and ordered Haymon to complete the program at the Anthony Center, which is designed to help young offenders gain the skills to re-enter society and not re-offend.
"If everything goes perfect, it'll be six months, if not, two years," Farrell said. "If they send you back, it's 18 years."
Haymon said he wouldn't waste the opportunity.
"Your honor, I have a lot riding on this," he said.
Farrell agreed.
"You do, and when you get there the only words out of your mouth should be 'Yes sir' and 'No sir,'" Farrell said.
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. - The New Mexico State volleyball team defeated UT-San Antonio in straight sets (26-24, 25-19, 25-21) in the Pan American Center, Thursday, Oct. 11 to move to 13-5 on the year and 7-1 in Western Athletic Conference play.
The Aggies held the Roadrunners to a .050 hitting percentage and out-blocked UTSA 12-9. Junior Desiree Scott led the defensive side of the net with four assisted blocks and two solo blocks, while she added five kills on offense. Sophomore Meredith Hays tallied a match-high 11 kills and junior Lauren Loerch added eight kills.
Red shirt freshman Gwen Murphy had an efficient night with a .714 hitting percentage as she posted five kills on seven swings. She also dug up two balls and was in on three blocks. Junior Ciara Brown and sophomore Maggi Jo Keffury split the setting duties with 18 and 16 assists respectively.
There were 11 ties and two lead changes in set one but it was NM State who pulled away with the 26-24 win as Murpy and junior Preslie Alexander put down the last two kills of the set. The second set saw NM State jump out to an early 7-1 lead but the Roadrunners fought back and tied the set up at 13-all after going on a 12-6 rally. After an attack error by UTSA, the Aggies never looked back and won 25-19.
NM State showed its potential dominance winning set three 25-21 and holding UTSA to a .024 hitting percentage in the set. After a kill from Hays, the Aggies posted five consecutive kills to take a 14-3 lead. The Roadrunners stayed in the set and pulled to within three at 18-15 but a kill by Murphy ended the set and match to give NM State win No. 13 on the year.
The Aggies host Texas State in another WAC matchup at 7p.m. in the Pan American Center. The match is scheduled to be televised as a part of the AggieVision Productions and can also be seen online at ESPN3. Check AggieVision.tv for channel listings or contact your satellite or cable provider.


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Green Bay Packers defensive lineman Mike Daniels received a raise while offensive lineman T.J. Lang received a fine....
The Packers head coach commented on his starting right guard in advance of the NFC Championship game.
The Packers guards reportedly returned to practice on Thursday after sitting out the previous day.
Josh Sitton, David Bakhtiari, T.J. Lang and Don Barclay all appear in the trailer for the upcoming movie.
Meanwhile, Josh Sitton reportedly remained out as the Packers practiced on Thursday.
Despite all being listed as "questionable" on the Green Bay Packers injury report, offensive linemen Josh Sitton and T.J. Lang and safety Morgan...
The Packers' starting guards were both listed as questionable on the team's injury report on Friday.
The head coach of the Packers answered several questions about his guards on Thursday.
Neither of the Packers' starting guards practiced on Thursday in Green Bay.
Neither Josh Sitton nor T.J. Lang reportedly practiced on Wednesday.
Packers coach Mike McCarthy said he'd share more information on Lang's injury on Wednesday.
According to a report, the Packers offensive lineman didn't suffer any structural damage.
Mike McCarthy will have an update during his press conference on Monday at 4:15 p.m. CT.
With Evan Dietrich-Smith departing Green Bay in free agency, the Packers will be on their fourth starting center in four seasons.
The Packers might be getting some good news regarding injuries at today's practice....
After a terrible showing against San Francisco in Week 1, the Packers starting guards improved tremendously versus Washington in Week 2.
In a final post-mortem of the Fail Mary, we give credit where credit is due for the professionalism and class of the Packer leadership. It might make all the difference on the field, too.
The contract numbers are in for guard T.J. Lang's extension with the Green Bay Packers.
The Packers extended 2013 free-agent guard T.J. Lang Monday, giving him four years and an undisclosed amount of money.
It's never too early to start looking ahead to next offseason. CHTV breaks down the Packers' free agent for the 2013 offseason.
Students at Valders Middle School will visit Lambeau Field today and be greeted by offensive lineman T.J. Lang.
Desmond Bishop and T.J. Lang will see their base salaries increased in 2012 after reaching various incentives in their contracts.
While Monday night's game was exciting for Packer fans, there were some serious breakdowns in pass protection.
Head coach Mike McCarthy points out a displeasure with Lang's six false start penalties this season.
Head coach Mike McCarthy made it known that the job is Lang's to lose.
Despite what we think we "know" when watching a game live, there are many factors that will always remain a mystery to fans.
The veteran offensive lineman looks like a new man after a disappointing 2010 campaign.
With both Chad Clifton and Bryan Bulaga sidelined, T.J. Lang practiced at left tackle for the first time since last season.
Mark Tauscher is getting paid starter money. There's still a very small, outside chance he won't be the starter when the season kicks off.
That's the word from Mike McCarthy via our good friend Brian Carriveau from Railbird Central.
I know Packers fans (and Jason Wilde) have been clamoring for Tauscher to be resigned and I recognize what he meant to the offense last year – he basically came in and saved not only the offense, but the season.


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Hemingford and Chambers/Wheeler Central were tied at halftime, 6-6, during Wednesday's Class D-1 football playoff in Hemingford. The Renegades and Bobcats were knocking heads in a defensive struggle on a 45-degree day.
Playing in front of a packed house, the Bobcat offense made adjustments at halftime and rolled to a 42-18 win.
Click on the left side of the black bar below to access audio comments from Hemingford Head Coach Jordan Haas.
Hemingford (10-0) will travel to Elm Creek (9-1) for quarterfinal action on Tuesday, November 12. Kickoff time at 1 pm mst. The game will be broadcast on Double Q Country, 105.9 FM.
The scoring summary:
CWC – G. Olson 2 yard run;
H – Colt Foster 25 yard pass from Matthew Wood;
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Tine 2.0 with Mail and Calendar at LinuxTag 2009
The groupware project Tine 2.0 will appear at the Berlin LinuxTag 2009 with a beta version of its 2009-06 release, code-named Leonie, that includes mail and calendar components.
The first release candidates for Leonie should start showing up after LinuxTag. Project member Cornelius Weiss expects the final release around the beginning of July, depending on how many bugs the community finds in the beta.
The Leonie release with mail and calendar gives Tine 2.0 its first steps to completeness. Cornelius Weiss: "With it, we've done some groupware that no one else can offer, and that completely as open source under AGPLv3. Unlike other providers, we also offer connectivity for mobile devices under a free license." Further development should occupy itself with ERP and CRM followup features.
Tine 2.0 developers had split off their project from the eGroupWare collaboration software project the beginning of 2008. The development effort is largely carried by the Metaways Infosystems firm in Hamburg, Germany.
The Tine 2.0 project will be at LinuxTag 2009 in Hall 7.2A, Booth 102A, from June 24 through 27 in Berlin.
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Recap of our Difference Makers Campaign
Our recent Difference Makers Campaign celebrated everyday Canadians who understand the seriousness of allergies and make an effort to keep those at risk safe. The goal of the campaign was to spread allergy awareness during Food Allergy Awareness Month by recognizing and promoting all of the positive initiatives that are happening in our communities. Nominees were each sent a certificate of appreciation and a note of encouragement to keep up the great work as they are truly making a difference.
We would like to sincerely thank everyone who nominated a Difference Maker and congratulate all of our nominees. We had a great variety of people nominated from teachers to chefs, allergists, loved ones, friends and more. Below is a selection of Difference Maker submissions from several categories.
I would like to recognize my four-year-old son's JK teacher. I was nervous to allow him to attend school not only because he is so young but because of his severe nut allergies. She, as well as the other staff at the school have protected my boy and continue to protect him. I'm humbled that my son can safely attend school and he loves to be there. In the office and staff rooms are posters and pictures of all of the children that need special attention due to allergies and health problem. I love that each teacher and staff member knows what the children's needs are in case of an emergency.
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Shelagh is a wonderful baker. She has made birthday cakes for my kids for a couple of years that are delicious as well as nut-free. We recently had a friend with egg and milk allergies as a guest for a birthday and Shelagh found a recipe that would also be free of those. It's so nice to have the allergic kids included with everyone else. She has made many cookies, cupcakes, and other treats for my son. It's wonderful to have someone who "gets it"!
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Dr. Ellis maintains an accessible presence on social media sites, which I find so important given the amount of incorrect and unsubstantiated information regarding allergies available. Additionally, she is currently involved in researching treatments for those with environmental allergies, something that can be very debilitating, even though it is not commonly discussed in that vein. Dr. Ellis has also completed her studies and conducts her research in Canada, which is inspiring and admirable. It's so important for research of all kinds to be done in Canada. She seems like a great role model for children who may become interested in immunology due to their personal experiences and a trustworthy resource for adults.
Nominated by TJ
Tazmeen is relentless in her pursuit to generate in others compassion for children at risk of anaphylaxis. She has volunteered countless hours educating hundreds of parents, caregivers and educators on recognizing and dealing with a potential anaphylaxis event. Her strength of character, unwavering focus and passion moves every mother she meets. A true advocate, she inspires in others courage to act and protect those with severe food allergies.
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To commemorate Food Allergy Awareness Month, I would like to nominate my wife, Diana Brock as a true Difference Maker in the Allergy community. At the age of 20 months, our son Evan suffered a severe allergic reaction to a speck of peanut butter from his brother's sandwich. Since that single event over 17 years ago, through diligence in our household, education in his schools and teaching Evan to take personal responsibility for his own safety, Diana has done everything necessary to keep him reaction free ever since. Diana has also worked with allergy communities in both Montreal and the GTA and has helped implement allergy policies for local schools and day care centres. She has devoted hundreds of hours in classrooms in countless elementary schools, educating students about food allergies. Even when our son left for university, she continued her personal mission by writing and publishing an educational tool to help disseminate the same information she imparted during her classroom sessions. The Best Audience is now available in dozens of schools across Canada and the U.S., and has shown up as far away as China. Her voice has become a truly global one. She has really made a difference.
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The Bohuslän coast stretches from Gothenburg, one of Sweden's three largest cities, northwards to the border with Norway, and beside this coastline lies the Western Archipelago, a spectacular seascape of 8,000 islands, islets, skerries and rocky outcrops. But what can you do there? Part of the pleasure of visiting the archipelago is getting there, whether by ferry or your own boat. On the larger islands there are convenient guest harbours for mooring up while the coast also offers a range of hotels, restaurants and activities such as kayaking, canoeing, diving and other water sports. And perhaps best of all, the islands are all so easy to reach, from Gothenburg and many points all along the coastline.
Smögen in Bohuslän, West Sweden
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GothenburgThe gateway to the west coast is Gothenburg, a city with a rich maritime tradition that has reinvented itself from industrial seaport to contemporary cultural and international sports venue. As well as revamping its cultural landscape, the city has restaurants, hotel and eateries that are gaining an international reputation for innovative cuisine using local produce where fresh fish and shellfish are amongst the specialities. Eateries to look out for include; Sjömagasinet, 28+, Fond, Basement and Kock & Vin, which are five of Sweden's very best restaurants, all awarded with a star in the Michelin guide. For mid-price options look no further than Familjen, Smaka, Caleo and Hos Pelle.Gothenburg is a wonderfully compact city, with its major sites and attractions all within walking distance. Worthy of mention are the crowd-pulling Liseberg amusement park, the Nordic region's biggest and best; the striking, contemporary Gothenburg Opera House; and Universeum, a fun science and discovery centre for the whole family. Remember to look out for are guided boat tours of the city, and idle some time away down by the harbour, maybe catching one of the municipal harbour ferries that criss-cross the busy central harbour. Alternatively, take a boat trip out to the pretty islands within the city archipelago nearby, or even further north along the West Coast.Western Archipelago and coastlineThe Western Archipelago can be reached by ferry from Gothenburg and many points along the Bohuslän coast. For landlubbers and boating enthusiasts alike nearby Marstrand Island, and its more northerly neighbour Åstol, are both good introductions to the archipelago. Marstrand is the yachting and racing centre of the west coast, with a large guest harbour, some excellent restaurants and Carlsten fortress on a hill overlooking the island and out to see. Åstol is much smaller, with a smaller harbour, and typifies many aspects of the west coast island with its charming, uncrowded and unhurried atmosphere, just a single one shop, a B&B and a smokery with live music; what else!Back on the mainland, Smögen is a picture-postcard-perfect town with Sweden's longest boardwalk and a half-mile stretch of brightly coloured sea huts selling lip-smacking prawn sandwiches. It also offers a beautifully situated harbour and all the amenities of a small Swedish town. If you are eating out – go for the seafood. Just off Smögen lies Hållö Island with its pink granite rocks and crystal clear waters making it an ideal place for swimming, water sports. Explore the wildlife in the nature reserve too. Reached by ferry from Strömstad, the Koster Islands are part inhabited and part stunning nature reserve, and lie at the centre of 450 square kilometers that form Sweden's first marine national park. The islands are also reputed to be the sunniest in Sweden. Well worth a visit, for the walking and cycling alone.Other places falling firmly under the 'unmissable' category include; Gullholmen, Fiskebäckskil, Hunnebostrand, Fjällbacka (ancient fishing community which provides the setting for Swedish author Camilla Läckberg's best-selling crime novels) & Väderöarna (the Weather Islands) and Grebbestad, Sweden's oyster capital. If, like Greta Garbo, you 'want to be alone', there are many lighthouses in the archipelago that you can rent for some blissful seclusion, including the Pater Noster lighthouse on deserted Hamneskär Island north of Marstrand. If you're feeling a bit more sociable then good hotels, cottages for rent and guesthouses abound along the coastline and out in the archipelago.And just one more thing. When visiting the west coast and archipelago, order the oysters and the lobster. Take our word for it.
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Chocolate 'n' Cream Sandwich Cookies
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1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour (spooned and leveled)
3/4 cup Dutch-process cocoa powder (spooned and leveled)
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
5 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
2/3 cup packed light-brown sugar
1 large egg
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In a bowl, whisk together flour, cocoa, baking soda, and salt; set aside. In another bowl, stir together butter, sugar, and egg. Add flour mixture, and stir until a dough forms.
2. Divide dough in half; roll out between two sheets of parchment paper to a 1/4-inch thickness. Stack on a baking sheet, and refrigerate until firm, about 30 minutes.
3. Preheat oven to 350 degrees, with racks in upper and lower thirds. Line two baking sheets with parchment. Using a 2-inch cookie cutter, cut dough into rounds. Place on sheets, 1 inch apart. Bake until cookies are firm and fragrant, 8 to 10 minutes, rotating sheets halfway through. Transfer to wire racks, and let cool.
4. Spread half the cookies with 1 tablespoon Cream Filling; top with remaining cookies. (To store, refrigerate in an airtight container, up to 5 days.)
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Martin Laird: The Bump-and-Run (Video)
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March 2013
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Jim McLean: How To Get To Back Pins
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Want know why I like the show What Not to Wear? Because they don't just throw people in stylish clothes and call it good. They teach them how to cater to their body type. So, in honor of my friends Stacey and Clinton, I thought I would share some ways to dress yourself skinny because, let's face it, sometimes we just don't care to lose those last five pounds. Or ten. Whatever.
1. Have your piece of clothing hit at the thinnest part of your body. For dresses, make sure the tightest part falls right under your bust. This is typically your thinnest part. Also, if you consider yourself to have a gut then try avoiding thick belts around your waist. Instead opt for thin belts, that again, hit your slimmest area.
2. It's all about what you start with. For example, wear a fitted undershirt versus one that's stretched out. When layering, don't add bulk with bulk. Be sure to layer with something tighter fitting underneathso that you don't look like you are just adding weight. Majority of the time you can add tight + bulk and it's like a positive and a negative that cancels each other out (that was for all you math whizzes out there). I must note, this is risky business so you should definitely get other opinions when doing this. You need to do it just right.
3. Elongate your body. It's all about creating an illusion because for some reason people associate tall with lean. Have no fear shorties, you can be bite size and still seem long. Make sense? Here are some tips: when wearing heals, try going for a nude color because it will seem as though your legs are never ending. True, we all love our black pumps– however, you can still elongate your body this winter by pairing the black pumps with black tights. This too will make your legs seem like growing bean stalks.
4. Remember my post about big shouldered shirts? Turns out they help with illusions too (you can also use a well cut and structured shoulder). First, they fake good posture. Amazing posture = amazing slimness. They also draw the eyes upwards and away from your uh humm ba-donk-a-donk, and for most of us women that's where we collect our lovely padding. It often creates that V look - where your hips appear smaller than your shoulder width (it's all in the hips… well, uhhh sorta? In this case not so much). These well structured shoulders are your friends!! And yes, daring.
5. Water. Why does everything seem to always lead back to water? So this isn't something you wear, but it's always nice to have a reminder to drink just plain water. This will flush your body and get rid of any- barf, I hate this word- bloating. Without these extra gas bubbles floating around your GI tract (that sounds pleasant) you will look…. you guessed it, slimmer.
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Frozen fruits
when thawed frozen strawberries' texture turns to mush - they do not hold their firmness - I am afraid they will not photograph the same as fresh - if they are not completely thawed you might get away with a better shot.
when thawed frozen strawberries' texture turns to mush - they do not hold their firmness - I am afraid they will not photograph the same as fresh - if they are not completely thawed you might get away with a better shot.
are the vegans also eating organic veggies? They don't even want to know what bugs have been doing in their veggies
ARG! The DFW Airport is NOTin the greatest location for food - tons of chains around there and nothing that great honestly. I did find a Railhead BBQ place "inside" the airport - go there! It's located at D18. The original Railhead is located in Fort Worth.
edit : 4 dark chocolate dove pieces (the square ones) --- good grief
Today I have had 36 ounces of coffee (each 18 ounces had 2 cream 2 sugar), had 6 pcs of red licorce, 6 M&Ms, 1 granola bar, 6 ounces of chocolate milk, 1 bite of brownie, and 4 dark chocolate dove bars. Personally, I feel great. I find when I eat "healthy" I feel less than great - because "healthy" for me usually means too much fiber in my diet (veggies, fruits, grains). Fiber doesn't like me.
Oh I also had a lot of water too :)
Every year I get a crazy idea to give up coffee - I always regret it and return to coffee
mac n cheese? ok fancy mac n cheese....quesadillas (non spicey
I have tried it several times - but I do not have any intolerances so I miss bread and pasta too much to continue long term
Jedd63's recipe is spot on but I do add some garlic to the sauce and leave out the blue cheese dressing and celery.
I honestly do not care what anyone is this whole world eats. Eat what you want, live how you want, be who you want. I will not judge you. If you get a disease from whatever you are eating and do not have health insurance - I'll still pay my taxes and you can still go to the county hospital.
gave up grain (among other things) for 2 weeks - lost 8 pounds. For me it isn't a sustainable way to live - for one I missed pasta and real bread.
You would have to ask my husband - when he has to deal with my food phases. Currently he is pretty happy as I am in my "I will eat what I want! phase. Good Luck!
crunchy peanut butter
that was .... something and worse it wasn't very good....
Salads! great filler for those in-betweens that are hard to fill, - lettuce based salads, pasta-based salads (minus weird white dressings LOL)
Have lots of pretzels, chips, salsas, dips, crackers handy too!
I like heddy's idea of tacos - create a "taco bar" with all the toppings you can think of and let everyone build their own
jalapenos stuffed with pineapple cream cheese, wrapped in bacon and dusted with cajun seasoning. Baked then broiled then perfect
workout and don't eat everything - taste of course and then stop.
"food logs"are hard to come by in "appworld" but you can download the app "catch note" or use the standard issue notepad on any smartphone.
If you want calorie counts - lose it is good and free
fall/winter = cook and bake and eat in
spring/summer = eat in but I'm not cooking (BBQ, Central Market's chef's case, eat out, etc)
I have had food poisoning - not fun. What if you stick the tongs in the fire? Wouldn't that kill the bad stuff? Then again - I don't eat alot of chicken anyway.
MarvinDog is correct :)
Try Adiago Teas (www.adiago.com)
or check is Tea Forte might have something...
it varies 120-140 a week - that is for 2 people and includes dry goods (soap,etc). it does not include dinners out.
the only thing I can really think of is cilantro and eggnog -- have attempted both many times - ICK!
I have made the below recipe entirely by hand without the assist of any mixers. It was very tasty
1. carrots
2. celery
3. tofu
4. yogurt
5. Salmon
6. flax seeds
7. chia seeds
8. oranges
9. apples
10. kale
the "would you eat human cheese" column under latest columns EVERY time I come to Serious Eats?
Can we move on? I can deal with photos of weird odd bits of meat that I cannot readily identify...
Please. That is all.
I'm currently shopping for a good food processor - I do not need the top of the line. Any suggestions?
Thank You
I am stuck at work today until 5pm but I'm thinking about all the baking I will be doing this evening.
Anyone else?
I bought one. I chopped it up. I know I can eat it as is or put it in a salad --- is that all?
Thanksgiving great day to get together with the family, watch football, etc.
I have not once in my life had a traditional Thanksgiving meal that left me with the thought - "I am so glad I ate that!" Yes, I have had good cooks serve me good traditional food. I just cannot remember a time during the year when I think to myself "I cannot wait for Thanksgiving when I get to eat__________"
Is it just me or is the meal itself overrated?
(PS you can correct my grammar all you want - I won't care I am full of cold meds)
Looking to buy a decent electric hand-mixer....any great "serious-eats" ideas?
The past several weeks my lettuce and fresh spinach is wilting fast -- fasterthan usual. The fresh spinach is triple washed so I didn't bother washing it nor did I wash the lettuce this week because I thought maybe there was just too much moisture in the crisper. Could my fridge be too cold? What's going on? Help
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I believe in life before death... So dont forget to enjoy it while you still can.
Here a topic where everyone can put his beta reviews and ooinions...
here is my opinion based on 3 beta weekends.. Mostly restricted to PvE...PvP is just awesome..
The PvE world
The PvE world is highly based on lore and story, every quest, many NPC, the enormous number of books, everything in this world has a story to tell. Voice overs are good, and to me personally it makes for a very immersive world. Now you dont get these stories offered for free, you need to find them in the world, but every area has a story to tell. If you dont like lore and stories you might not like this games PvE as much. Because its supposed to give you the feeling of a deep lorebased ES RPG. And in my opinion it succeeds remarkably well at that.
Combat is disputed by many, but personally i love the somewhat slower combat, its less flashy then most recent mmos, and maybe a little slower paced. This allows for a more tactical combat. I think the combat works great for solo PvE and even better for PvP... Which seems to emphaze on making the right choices out of the few skills you have. . From the PvE grouping experience i have learned that healing with targetting is a very dun thing... Tanking is much more taxing then in traditional mmos, its akmost i possible to keep all agro, which means that the DPS requires to have some survivabillity to survive the mobs that sometimes jump on them. Its different enough to feel fresh compared to other mmos and close enough to Skyrim combat to make the ES players feel at home.. Currently combat has some issues.. Espescially when melleeinga nd moving to close to your ennemie and then not being able to use your skills, but this will be solved when collision detection gets added in a future build.
Gather your stuff
gathering and collecting will be a main asset in this game, everywhere in this world stuff is hidden in baskets and bookcases, in chests or barrels.. But also offcourse in the resource nodes that are actually somewhat hard to spot. And then offcourse there is all the lorebooks and stories hidden in books. And dont forget about the gathering of skyshardds and skillpoints..
Crafting is the core of the gear game.. Crafters can craft anything they want and improve anything they need. But its slow. Leveling, it requires components that are hard to require, and there is some randomness to the higher level armors. Again it requires collecting of stuff and recipes.. It will take a lot of effort to skill more then one type of crafting.. And with the open market system that requires social interaction, people will learn the value of crafters again in this game.
building a character
More freedom to build what you want and enough room for diversity and trying new builds... Basically every of the 4 classes will have dozens of great builds, i tried some different things and the actuall possibillities are mindbogling. Your stealthy nightbalde can be an assasinator and change tto a healer with the simple swapping of a weapon.. Different builds truely change your character...
The world looks just as good as any mmmo out there, and performance with that quallity is stunning. On highest quallity settings even the gear looks awesome.. It has very much improved since early beta builds, but the scenery outdoors and the lighting effects make for some really astonishing environments
A perfect game
there is no such thing as a perfect game, there is many things like housing that did not make the game, and the dark brotherhood and the thieves guild that hAve been announced for post release, or the adventure zones that have not been seen by anyone. But that is of lesser concern.
My biggest gripe is how they implemented the open world pve, which isnt actually openworld but feels like it. It does not give anyone a reason to group up, questgoals are not ahared among party memebers, which means all party members need to do the same things. And solo story immersion. Gets ruined a lot of times because to many people are running around in places where they do not belong.this really needs attention before release..
And then there are many smaller things. Like smaller guilds not having a guildstore as it requires 50 members. Groupmembers being port to other instances, and many other small things..
all in all desp ite being far from perfect, i felt kind of at home in the world, i just loved the story immersion. And the combat. Which made me wanting to play more and more, i had a slow start getting used to the game mechanics but once i got used to the world and the ui i kept wanting for more.. And then the PvP is just the cherry on the cake for me.
Best MMO experiences : EQ(PvE), DAoC(PvP), WoW(total package) LOTRO (worldfeel) GW2 (Artstyle and animations and worlddesign) SWTOR (Story immersion) TSW (story) ESO (character advancement)
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I agree with your post almost 100%, This really is the best PVE content I have seen in any game up to date. The amount of content of stories and how richly they are told in game is amazing, which is why I wish starter islands were still the starting point, because it tells a story of how the alliances formed and shows you the alliance form in your alliance, its very heavily LORE driven. I'm not much of one for PVP but as a PVE person I found the PVP to be quite fun in this game opposed to other games with PVP in it. I really think this is the gem of PVE so far and hope to play it nonstop soon.
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Overall I don't see myself playing this game at launch, but the things I like best about the game is how smoothly the game runs while still having beautiful aesthetics. I also find many of the stories behind the quests, if you are like me and actually find it interesting to listen to what the NPCs say, are quite good and interesting. It makes the world feel a lot deeper than most MMO quests manage to. Though I wish conversations felt more interactive like in SWTOR.
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Haven't really had time to dive too deep into this yet... Will be playing at launch, so don't want to get too much of this already. I want to keep the game fresh when it really starts.
The part I've been able to get into, this is an Elderscrolls game without a question. With the good and the bad... These games always start off slow and gathers much speed after you've gained a couple of levels. The combat isn't earth shattering, but it does what it is supposed to do. And there seems to be many avenues of advancement in this game... The levels and skill points are just glitz and glamour and the skills you use are improved along as you gain experience in skills as well as towards levelling. If you like the Elderscrolls games, this will tickle that same itch. If you are a WoW fan, this might be too slow and boring for you.
I like it... As I said, I'll be playing and can't wait to get into the meat and bones on this.
Originally posted by Metsis
I also did not want to be disappointed with a wipe, so to spare my want to be addicted I had to force myself to not play that deep into it until launch.
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I don't have much else to add to the OP except that for the pace is a huge positive factor. Not just the pace of combat, but the overall pace of the game. I know that some folks will power through, but I played 12 hours yesterday and am not even level 10. I love that and hope it keeps up that way.
Also, I usually hate voice work and heavy story in mmorpgs, I like a less linear feel, but ESO does it well enough that I am actually enjoying it very much.
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Originally posted by Mithrandolir
I agree on that... And i love that feeling.
and you get a lot more progression kicks in the game then just the leveling dings...
Best MMO experiences : EQ(PvE), DAoC(PvP), WoW(total package) LOTRO (worldfeel) GW2 (Artstyle and animations and worlddesign) SWTOR (Story immersion) TSW (story) ESO (character advancement)
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It took me about 10-12 hours after trying various things before I really got a grasp on the game and settled on playing a class and build I likely will be at launch. Once I got over these barriers it was easy just to let the game come to me and absorb what it has to offer, which is a lot. They're not reinventing the goat cheese wheel, but it tastes good.
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Originally posted by HabitualFrogStomp
Actually they are taking the whole genre three steps back ... and integrating it with RPG... they also looked back at older MMOs and things that worked good back then..
Best MMO experiences : EQ(PvE), DAoC(PvP), WoW(total package) LOTRO (worldfeel) GW2 (Artstyle and animations and worlddesign) SWTOR (Story immersion) TSW (story) ESO (character advancement)


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Winner of the Man Booker Prize 2012 With this historic win for BRING UP THE BODIES, Hilary Mantel becomes the first British author and the first woman to be awarded two Man Booker Prizes, as well as being the first to win with two consecutive novels. Continuing what began in the Man Booker Prize-winning WOLF HALL, we return to the court of Henry VIII, to witness the irresistible rise of Thomas Cromwell as he contrives the destruction of Anne Boleyn. By 1535 Cromwell is Chief Minister to Henry, his fortunes having risen with those of Anne Boleyn. But the split from the Catholic Church has left England dangerously isolated, and Anne has failed to give the king an heir. Cromwell watches as Henry falls for plain Jane Seymour. Negotiating the politics of the court, Cromwell must find a solution that will satisfy Henry, safeguard the nation and secure his own career. But neither minister nor king will emerge unscathed from the bloody theatre of Anne's final days. An astounding literary accomplishment, BRING UP THE BODIES is the story of this most terrifying moment of history, by one of our greatest living novelists.
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Hilary Mantel is the author of thirteen books , including A PLACE OF GREATER SAFETY, BEYOND BLACK, and the memoir GIVING UP THE GHOST. Her two most recent novels, WOLF HALL and its sequel BRING UP THE BODIES, have both been awarded The Man Booker Prize - an unprecedented achievement.
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The author brings the historical characters very much to life and sets a very realistic scene and dialogue without over sensationalizing the drama. Thoroughly recommend to anyone who enjoys historical drama. Really enjoyed this book.
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'This is a bloody story about the death of Anne Boleyn, but Hilary Mantel is a writer who thinks through the blood. She uses her power of prose to create moral ambiguity and the real uncertainty of political life...She has recast the most essential period of our modern English history; we have the greatest modern English prose writer reviving possibly one of the best known pieces of English history' Sir Peter Stothard, Chair of the judges for the Man Booker Prize 2012 'BRING UP THE BODIES is simply exceptional...I envy anyone who hasn't yet read it' Sandra Parsons, Daily Mail 'In another league. This ongoing story of Henry VIII's right-hand man is the finest piece of historical fiction I have ever read. A staggering achievement' Sarah Crompton, Sunday Telegraph 'BRING UP THE BODIES succeeds brilliantly in every particle...it's an imaginative achievement to exhaust superlatives' Spectator 'WOLF HALL was a tour de force, but its sequel is leaner, more brilliant, more shocking than its predecessor' Erica Wagner, The Times
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1 large head
cauliflower, broken into small florets
1 (10.75 ounce) can
condensed cream of chicken soup
3/4 cup
1/4 cup
2 teaspoons
curry powder
wheat crackers
1/4 cup
melted butter
This recipe was absolutely delicious. To make a little less fattening, I used 1/2 cup of Hellman's Light mayo and 1/4 cup of no fat plain yogurt. I think I will go 50/50 on that combo next time to make even lighter. I mixed half cauliflower, half broccoli. Used regular saltine crackers for toping. Can't wait to pass this recipe on to friends and family. Thanks!
Blah, I didn't like this at all. The cream of chicken and mayo made it all taste like very artificial indian food, not to mention i'm sure it's not good for you at all.
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I just made this for dinner for my husband and me. Since you said it made a lot of sauce, I poured part of the sauce over part of a huge head of cauliflower(pre-cooked as directed) and the rest over some sliced, previously baked chicken. I put chicken on one end of the casserole and cauliflower on the other and had a delicious one-dish meal. My husband claims not to like curry, but he told me twice how much he liked it.
This was very tasty. I had nothing but this for dinner. I did use less mayo/soup mixture than called for. Also, to make it healthier, I used Trader Joe's (no affiliation) reduced fat mayo--it's eggless, cholestrol free, 70% less fat than regular, and 35 calories per tsbp. It doesn't taste quite like regular (it's a bit more tart), but you can't really taste the difference when you mix in other flavors in it.
Didn't have everything on hand, so I tweaked this a little. I used cream of mushroom soup and low fat mayo, hot curry powder, a little cayenne because i like things spicy, half a packet of splenda to bring out the sweetness of the cauliflower, and a can of peas. The only cauliflower i had was frozen and a little freezer-burned, so i wanted something strong flavored to make it palatable. THIS WAS IT! It was as good as my favorite Indian restaurant. Will definitely make again for myself, probably won't try it with the kids until they get older. :)
I was surprised how good this was. I added significantly more curry though, and left out the wheat cracker/butter business.
Yummy - after first bite, I thought "OK", but after a couple bites it is addicting! Made as stated, but added some cooked chicken I had to use up. Also used cornflake crumbs and no butter on top.
This recipe is quite tasty and really simple to make. I used part cauliflower and part broccoli and it turned out great. I think I'll add a little cayenne pepper next time to give it a bit more zip.
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Servings Per Recipe: 8
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Calories: 286
Calories from Fat: 230
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The effects of colic are likely tougher on you and your spouse than they are on your infant. In addition to frustration and exhaustion, you may experience feelings of inadequacy and guilt as you try in vain to soothe your baby. So while staying calm is easier said than done, these guidelines may help ease the strain until colic (finally) passes.
- Ask for help. There's no medal for getting through colic alone, so don't be shy. Recruit your spouse, mother, best friend, or a babysitter to give you a break. Just an hour or two away from your crying baby can be enough to recharge your batteries and regain your resolve. Try to do something you like with this precious time: Take a walk or a run, enjoy a normal (seated, shriek-free) meal, or steal some one-on-one time with an older sibling.
- Talk about it. While it won't stop your baby's crying, verbalizing your feelings can help you get through the ordeal. Especially helpful: Talking to moms who've been through it before or are going through it right now. Visit our Message Boards to meet other moms with colicky babies on What to Expect.
- Bring older siblings into the loop. Big brothers and sisters suffer your baby's nightly crying, too, so it's important to give them a chance to vent. Make sure they know that the crying is no one's fault and that their little sib is okay, despite her wailing. Try to make time to do something special with him or her, such as reading a book in a quiet corner, away from the madness. A little extra TLC can go a long way in reassuring toddlers that you love them just as much as the baby who may be getting more of your attention these days.
- Flee (for a few minutes). You've fed him, changed him, held him for hours, and he's still crying. It's perfectly fine to give yourself a break and put your baby down for ten or 15 minutes. Place him somewhere safe, then go to another part of the house. Use your mini-break to do something relaxing, i.e., read a few pages of a book, meditate (using earplugs or noise-reducing headphones if necessary), or watch Oprah. Whatever you do, don't feel guilty. Taking a restorative break away from your crying baby doesn't make you a bad parent. In fact, it may make you a better parent by making you better able to care for your baby.
- Exercise. Combat stress with movement. Physical activity is a great way to bust tension (and burn calories). Try working out early in the day (before the tears start) so you're better equipped to cope once the deluge begins. And consider plunking your baby in her stroller and taking a brisk walk once the fussiness begins for a double dose of exercise.
- Get immediate help if you feel violent. If you ever get the urge to shake, hit, or hurt your infant, seek help ASAP. Summon your spouse, call a neighbor, or enlist your mom to take over, then get on the phone and get help from a professional therapist, your clergy, or someone you trust. Even if you never act on these feelings, violent urges can affect your relationship with your baby and shake your confidence as a mom.


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Carroll County's first public charter school has been two years in the making and on Wednesday the Board of Education will decide whether to approve the charter's application or follow Superintendent Steve Guthrie's recommendation to deny it.
"I'm really hopeful," said Liz Barrett, a member of the Sustainable Futures, Inc. nine-member board of directors. "Nobody wants to have to wait another year, especially after all the work we've done and the community support we've received."
After reviewing the group's application with Guthrie and members of the Sustainable Futures Board of Directors at the June 12 Board of Education meeting, the board is scheduled to vote on the charter's application Wednesday.
Sustainable Futures submitted its application to start a kindergarten through fifth grade Montessori-based public charter school to Carroll County Public Schools April 3. But at the June 12 meeting, Guthrie recommended that the board deny the application, citing concerns with measuring student performance objectives, the failure to adequately outline a student records management plan, and the school's proposed budget.


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