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The Art of Living TV Show with Marilu Henner will feature Delaware as one of the most amazing destinations to explore in the United States. The segment entitled, "Delaware - The Hidden Travel Gem," will air on the Travel Channel on Friday, March 19, at 6:30 a.m. ET. more
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The Delaware Sports Commission (DSC) and the University of Delaware (UD) have been awarded the bid to host the 2011 American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) Men's Division 1 National Championships. The five-day ice hockey tournament to be held from March 5-9, 2011, is expected to generate an economic impact of over 650,000 dollars including overnight accommodations, food, transportation, s... more

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BALTIMORE –- The Orioles aren't going to the playoffs. The Boston Red Sox are.
Earlier on Saturday night, the Red Sox clinched the best record in the American League when Oakland lost at Seattle, so the game didn't mean much to Boston.
It did to the Orioles. Their 6-5 win before 36,551 at Oriole Park guaranteed the Orioles the season series over the Red Sox.
"It's going to end up being the team with the best record in the American League, so... I'd trade places with them and have lost the series," manager Buck Showalter said.
Some Orioles fans will liken this to the final game of the 2011 season when Robert Andino's post-midnight hit knocked Boston out of the postseason.
The Orioles won't, but they won't minimize its importance.
"We are playing for something. We could talk for hours about what it is," Showalter said. "No one in that clubhouse feels like we're not playing for something."
Steve Pearce, who's playing for a major league job in 2014, had a season-high three RBIs and a two-run eighth-inning double off Junichi Tawaza (5-4).
"It's the toughest division in baseball. We beat up on each other all year," Pearce said. "It's a great atmosphere every time we play each other."
The Orioles (84-77) have beaten the Red Sox (97-64) in 10 of 18 games. It's the second straight year they've won the season series. That last happened in 1991-92.
"I think it is always good when you end on a good note and that's what we're trying to do. We kind of had a little meeting as a pitching staff right before Toronto came into town (on Tuesday). We thought about (how) an 85-win season is a lot better than 81. So we wanted to finish strong and everybody kind of put a check mark by their name for next year," Kevin Gausman said.
Gausman (3-5) retired all four batters he faced for the win.
He watched Pearce, who missed much of the year because of wrist injuries hit a double to left to score Nate McLouth and Danny Valencia in the eighth.
Matt Wieters and Valencia started the eighth with singles off Tawaza. McLouth ran for Wieters. Nick Markakis struck out against Franklin Morales, and Pearce doubled.
In 43 games, Pearce has a .263 average and a .358 on-base percentage.
"It was almost hard to picture anything good coming out of this year on a personal note," Pearce said.
"It's definitely something I can build on. I'm healthy right now, and hopefully the wrists stay good and I can come into spring training next year ready to compete."
Jim Johnson pitched the ninth and allowed a two-out single to Mike Napoli. Pinch-runner Quintin Berry stole second, and Johnson struck out Jonny Gomes for his 49th save and 100th over the last two years.
In the second, the Orioles scored a run off John Lackey. Markakis reached on an infield single with two outs, and Pearce drove him in with a double off the right field wall.
Brian Roberts led off the third with his eighth home run of the year, and it was 2-0.
In the fourth, the Red Sox scored on singles by Jonny Gomes, Daniel Nava and David Ross. Ross' fell in short right field as Chris Davis, Roberts and Markakis converged, but couldn't catch it.
Boston tied it in the fifth on Dustin Pedroia's RBI single off Wei-Yin Chen.
The Orioles took a 4-2 lead in the bottom of the fifth as J.J. Hardy led off with a single. Adam Jones singled him to third. Wieters and Valencia drove in Hardy and Jones with RBI singles.
Chen left in the sixth after Ross' RBI double scored Nava. Josh Stinson relieved him and got out of the inning when Will Middlebrooks struck and Shane Victorino grounded out.
In 5 1/3 innings, Chen allowed three runs on nine hits, walking one and striking out five. He ends the year with just one win in his last 11 starts and six straight no-decisions.
"I waste too much pitch count in the first couple innings and this is a lesson I have to learn. This is my priority next spring to go deeper as a starter," Chen said through his interpreter.
In the seventh, Drew and Pedroia singled against Stinson. Jonny Gomes singled with one out to score Drew. Brian Matusz was brought in to face Nava, who singled to left. Jason Pridie bobbled the ball and Pedroia scored to give Boston a 5-4 lead.
NOTES: Gates will open at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday because of the anticipated demand for the Chris Davis bobblehead. The first 25,000 fans 15 and over will receive one.
-Chris Tillman (16-7, 3.62) faces John Lackey (10-13, 3.52) on Sunday.


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Overview Tickets Details D23 celebrates 20 spellbinding years of Hocus Pocus with a screening of the film and Q&A with members of the cast and crew. $25 per person.
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Prepare for a day of magic and mayhem as D23 celebrates the 20th anniversary of the wicked comedy Hocus Pocus. The festivities kick off with a screening of the movie, which stars Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy as a trio of witches accidentally brought back to life on Halloween and determined to steal the life essence from the towns children so they can have immortal life.
Following the screening, guests will enjoy a Q&A with members of the cast and crew, who after 20 years are returning to the Lot where they filmed many scenes for the movie. After the Q&A, guests will have the opportunity to meet select members from the panel for autographs as well as an exclusive shopping experience with limited edition Hocus Pocus merchandise. Participating cast and crew will be announced at a later date.
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Tampa, FL - The deadline to sign up for affordable healthcare is quickly approaching.
If you don't have health insurance and you do not enroll by March 31,you could face a tax penalty.
Several events around Tampa Bay have been helping people get signed up. Joe Pugh cut it close and was able to get enrolled a day before the deadline.
"It's a good feeling to have insurance and know that you're covered, in case something happened," said Pugh. He explained that like so many others, he also had trouble with the website.
Melanie Hall and her team at the Family Health Foundation stepped in to help Pugh get signed up and she urges you to do the same before it's too late.
"You could potentially go without healthcare for the bulk of 2014, so we would certainly want to encourage people for that reason there are some financial penalties as well," said Hall.
For Pugh, those financial penalties could be $95 or one percent of his income minus his filing threshold, whichever amount is more.
For example, let's say you're single and making $50,000 a year. You would subtract your filing threshold of $10,000. One percent of that is $400. Since that amount is greater than the $95 flat fee, that's how much you'd have to pay.
Now that Pugh's signed up, he won't have to worry about the penalty.
"I'm very relieved, it's something that I don't have to worry about now," expressed Pugh.
There are several events going on to help people sign up for healthcare on the deadline March 31:
The Hunt Center at Al Lopez Park will hold an enrollment event from 9am - 9pm.
The Springhill Recreation Center is helping people enroll from 4pm - 7pm.
Please bring your social security number, birthdate, pay stubs, W-2's, policy numbers of current health plan. No appointment needed.
Residents call also visit healthcare.gov or call 1-800-318-2596 to enroll.
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Ivan is a developer on Microsoft Azure, part of a small Wellington-based "big compute" startup recently acquired into the Microsoft fold. He has over 20 years' experience in the industry, in areas ranging from roadbuilding to developer tools. He is a regular speaker at user groups and developer community events, and prior to joining Microsoft was a C# MVP for 6 years.


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The current population of Okeechobee County is 41,250 with the median age of 38. Okeechobee County's median household income is $37,948, and the average household net worth is $290,458. 25% of Okeechobee County's population are long term residents having lived in their homes for more than 5 years, while 13% of Okeechobee County's population have moved in the last year.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Okeechobee County by age group. In Okeechobee County, the male-to-female ratio is 22,071:19,179, which is 19% higher than the ratio of Florida, which is 9,410,191:9,845,104. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Florida, has 23% more property crime than the national average, and has 55% more personal crime than the national average
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Okeechobee County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Okeechobee County, 72% of people are married and 28% of people are single. The percent of people married is 1% higher than the ratio of Florida, which is 72%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Okeechobee County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Okeechobee County is $37,948, which is 20% lower than that of Florida ($47,152). Income data for Okeechobee County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Okeechobee County. In Okeechobee County, 30% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 10% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 16% lower than that of Florida. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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Last chance to register to vote
By John W. Gonzalez : October 8, 2012 : Updated: October 9, 2012 9:57am
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Bexar County Elections Administrator Jacque Callanen
More Information
Voter deadline
Visit www.bexar.org/elections to download the application.
Application can be delivered in person or mailed to 203 W. Nueva St., Suite 3.61, San Antonio, TX, 78207.
Hand-delivered applications will be accepted until 7 p.m. today. Mailed applications must be postmarked no later than today.
For information, call Bexar County Elections Department at 210-335-VOTE.
Bexar County voter registrations for the Nov. 6 election aren't expected to reach the record level set in the 2008 presidential election, a county official said Monday.
On the eve of today's deadline to register to cast a ballot in the general election, there were 900,129 registrations, compared with 931,000 four years ago, said Bexar County Elections Administrator Jacque Callanen.
A last-minute surge in applications probably won't erase the 2008 mark but could push the total to 915,000, she said.
Even so, "we're swamped" with applications, Callanen said.
The downtown elections office accepted walk-in applicants over the weekend and will be open late today. Hand-delivered applications must be brought to the Bexar County Elections Department at 203 W. Nueva Street by 7 p.m.
If mailed, applications must be postmarked no later than today. Applications can be downloaded from the Elections Department website at www.bexar.org/elections.
Early voting starts Oct. 22 for the presidential race and dozens of other contests. Ballots include races for the White House, Congress, the Legislature, state offices, judgeships and some city councils and school districts, as well as San Antonio's pre-K initiative.
Those who meet the registration deadline will be mailed yellow voter registration certificates in time for voting.


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Toledo Free Press STAR @ The Academy Awards
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87th Academy Awards winners
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — It may have been pouring outside, but inside the Dolby Theatre here at Hollywood & Highland Center there was a certain golden glow.
The Gold Knight: Final predictions for the 2015 Oscars
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — When the golden envelopes are opened tonight at the Dolby Theatre, there could be more than one surprise awaiting the audience at the 87th Academy Awards.
McGinnis: Oscar predictions for 2015
Jeff McGinnis breaks down the head-to-head races and predicts the champs.
Preparations continue for Oscar's big night
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — The sun was shining on the Red Carpet Thursday, with the golden curtain under the Dolby Theatre arch glistening
A very musical Oscars
From Maroon 5 to Lady Gaga, those tuning in to this year's Oscars might think they're watching the Grammy Awards, which honors the best in music.
Event planner Cheryl Cecchetto shares her success story in new book 'Passion to Create'
Cheryl Cecchetto It may be surprising to read that Hollywood event planner Cheryl Cecchetto is an award-winning accordion player.
"And the nominees are…"
Here are the full list of nominees >>
Watch the first full-length Oscars promo with host Neil Patrick Harris:
2014 Winners
While "12 Years a Slave" was named Best Picture of 2013, "Gravity" was the big winner of the night with seven Oscars.
See the full list of winners >>
The Gold Knight: Final 2014 Oscars predictions. Read more >>
Michigan student to take Oscar stage. Read more >>
McGinnis: Oscar Predictions 2014: '12 Years a Slave' favorite to take top prize. Read more >>
Luncheon celebrates Oscar nominees. Read more >>
Motion picture academy rescinds Original Song nomination for "Alone Yet Not Alone." Read more >>
Oscars ceremony to feature "Wizard of Oz" tribute. Read more >>
Chatting the Oscars on WTOL-11:
James Skypes in to WTOL-11′s "Your Day" from Hollywood:
James previews the ceremony and the close races:
'Eye on Your Weekend' talks Oscars:
James joins "Eye on Your Weekend" guest host and Toledo Free Press pop culture editor Jeff McGinnis, along with comic guru Jim Beard and theater man Matthew Gretzinger on Friday, Feb. 28 to chat all things Oscars.
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The Nominees
"American Hustle" and "Gravity" led the nominations with 10 apiece. "12 Years a Slave" received nine nominations. Here are list of nominees, announced Jan. 16. Read more >>
Talking movies on WTOL-11:
James chats Oscar nominations and reviews "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit" and "August: Osage County."
Check out 2013 Red Carpet photos
Here is a selection of photos from Feb. 24′s big night. Read more >>
See all of the winners
Here are the winners in all 24 categories, along with movie tallies. Read more >>
Review: 85th Academy Awards
By James A. Molnar, Film Editor
The Academy Awards is the most watched show outside of the Super Bowl every year. It is also the most scrutinized. Hosting and producing the Oscars are highly critical jobs. No matter what happens, there will always be negative reviews. Read more>>
Toledo native has Oscar fan experience
By James A. Molnar, Film Editor
Oscar Sunday, Feb. 24, was a very memorable day for Toledo native Major John Davis Reynolds Jr. Reynolds had a second-row seat in the bleachers that flank the red carpet for the Oscars. He lives with his wife in Los Angeles and is part of the U.S. Army Reserve. Read more>>
Local concert features Academy Award-nominated songs
By Matt Liasse
The March 2 "Night at the Oscars" concert, performed at the Valentine Theatre on Adams Street, will take the audience on a journey of Oscar-worthy songs, past and present. The night will feature the Toledo Jazz Orchestra performing Best Song Oscar winners and music from Best Picture-winning films. Read more>>
Watch the Oscars online until Feb. 27
Miss any of the Oscars? ABC and the motion picture academy are letting U.S. fans watch the ceremony in its entirety for free until Feb. 27. Read more>>
Our 2013 Oscar Ballot Prediction Challenge
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Final Oscar predictions
Will it be "Argo" or "Lincoln"? Jennifer Lawrence or Emmanuelle Riva? James A. Molnar has his final predictions. Read more>>
Ohio native Tom Oyer works for the Academy
By James A. Molnar, Film Editor
The Oscars are only broadcast around the world once a year, but for Ohio native Tom Oyer, it's a living.
Oyer works full time for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in the Awards Office, helping to prepare for the one-night awards show year-round. Read more>>
Oscar Update from Hollywood:
Looking red carpet ready on a dime
By Lauren O'Neill
The Oscars are one of the most important times for celebrities to show off their fashion sense. There is a lot of pressure to not only look great, but to also set the stage for hot new patterns and color trends in the fashion world. Celebrities spend months working with designers to create a certain look —soft and feminine, loud and colorful, sexy and spontaneous — and the results are usually breathtaking. Read more>>
Columbus-based data science firm predicts the Academy Awards
By James A. Molnar, Film Editor
A Columbus-based data science firm is getting into the Oscar predicting game.
Using data and algorithms, a team at Farsite is putting its skills to the test for the biggest awards show of the year. Read more>>
The Gold Knight: Oscars presenters include 'Avengers' cast, past winners
By James A. Molnar, Film Editor
Iron Man, Captain America, The Hulk, Nick Fury and Hawkeye are going to the Oscars. Read more>>
McGinnis: Detroit Film Theatre presents nominated short subjects
By Jeff McGinnis, Pop Culture Editor
The first dog ever created meets the first man ever created. A man thinking of suicide is asked to babysit his niece. An aging concert pianist searches for his wife. Maggie Simpson — yes, that Maggie Simpson — is forced to survive a stay at the Ayn Rand School for Tots.
It's safe to say that the nominees for Best Animated and Live Action Short Film at this year's Academy Awards are somewhat eclectic in subject matter. And area film fans will have the chance to experience them all at the Detroit Film Theatre (DFT) before the Feb. 24 Oscar ceremony. Read more>>
2013 Oscars movie checklist
How many nominated films have you seen?
85th Academy Awards nominations
"And the nominees are…"
Oscars host Seth MacFarlane joined actress Emma Stone to announce the 85th Academy Awards nominations for 11 of the 24 categories at an early morning news conference on Jan. 10 at the motion picture academy's headquarters in Beverly Hills, Calif. Hundreds of media representatives from around the world were there. Read more>>
Find more coverage here.
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commercial property for rent or lease in Taylor (PA), Industrial Space For Lease.
Taylor commercial real estate for lease, rent, and leased investments.
Find Taylor industrial buildings for lease, retail rentals, & Taylor shops. Locate a Taylor warehouse lease and any real estate for lease / investment, including industrial properties to rent and sale.
Some Taylor commercial businesses may be more productive and efficient if they have adequate office area. In some areas the monthly lease on such areas can very often make up a substantial amount of a small company's budget. Sometimes its feasible to share facilities like conference rooms with other tenants, to reduce costs. Consider different options before taking out a long-term lease on a large workplace when the possibility may exist that your business could outgrow the areas quickly. Consider short-term rentals for companies that are growing and in transition.
If your company lacks the means to obtain financial loans, theres no need to put strategies, business plans, and lucrative ideas on hold. Leasing commercial real estate has been an advantageous opportunity for business owners and new entrepreneurs alike. While it may be an easier avenue compared to purchasing, there are still terms and conditions that can need to be haggled, settled, negotiated, and in some cases, debated. With an experienced broker on your side, you can leave the stress of negotiation to a more experienced hand. Besides a broker, a lawyer can help navigate the lease to ensure your companys best interests are protected and the terms are fair.
Your long term business plan and Taylor real estate commitment should be aligned as most real estate leases and investments are long in duration. Business leaders need to anticipate future growth and requirements of the business to be positioned for the best and worst possible scenarios. Define the space you need and make sure the area can be designed to incorporate all your requirements. Will the layout satisfy employee expectations and will any possible employee relocation, or commute, to a new Taylor venue be achieved to everyones satisfaction. Consider proximity to facilities and amenities such as Taylor shopping, health care, childcare, etc.
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Some Welcome Relief Arrives!May 30th, 2014 at 5:19 am by Randy Ollis under Weather
A cold front has pushed through central Indiana ushering in less humid air for a couple of days. Skies will be partly sunny with highs in the lower 80s this afternoon. A few spotty showers may develop over southwestern Indiana.
The weekend should be wonderful again with sunshine and warm temperatures. Highs will be in the middle 80s. It will be a bit more humid on Sunday.
A cold front will bring a good chance for thunderstorms beginning Sunday night into the first part of next week.


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Package your handmade jewelry creations in these clear Self Sealing Storage Bags! Great for organizing and protecting jewelry, craft items and much more, these self-sealing bags are the perfect way to make your pieces stand out. Add labels or staple a customized header card to the top of the bag for an even more professional finishing touch!
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Great little bag for organizing small screws and stuff
For a stamp or coin collector, I can not recommend these. There is no infromation about PVC, polysterene or polyethylene.
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Pastime Park & CampgroundNestled among beautiful oak trees (some are over 100 years old), Pastime Park provides a very peaceful and tranquil setting, drawing visitors from all over the United States. Learn more about our professional disc golf course, campgrounds, and annual events.
Aquatic CenterThe Plain City Aquatic Center is a new $2.1 million dollar facility that features zero-depth entry areas, spray grounds, a diving board & water slide.
McKitrick Park McKitrick Park is a great place to spend time fishing, enjoying a picnic or just relaxing in the beauty of its natural surroundings.
Heritage Rail-TrailHeritage Rail-Trail is part of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy. Running from Hilliard, Ohio to Plain City, the Heritage Rail-Trail is a 6.1-mile paved trail perfect for walking, running, biking, or inline skating. It also has a parallel 4-mile horse riding trail.
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WTVR) – The driver of an ice cream truck that slammed head-on into a school bus said he swerved into on-coming truck to avoid hitting a car in front of him.
"A lady slammed on her brakes and to avoid hitting her I tried to swerve," said ice cream truck driver Jemel Murphy. "Unfortunately there was on-coming traffic."
Chesterfield Police Lt. Jerry Netherland said Murphy would be charged with reckless driving.
Seven students and two adults were taken to the hospital as a result of the accident. None of the students suffered serious injuries. The bus driver, who was taken to the hospital with serious injuries, was listed in good condition Tuesday night.
Lt. Jason Elmore said the crash happened between around 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at 1200 Charter Colony Parkway in Midlothian.
Bus number 527 was carrying 24 students from Midlothian High School. The seven students and the driver of the ice cream truck were taken to St. Francis Medical Center.
Chesterfield County Public Schools' Shawn Smith said all of the parents of the students on the bus received a message from the school about the accident.
Those kids were also late getting home since they had to be taken home on a another bus.


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AMAROK are 4 Piece Down-Tempo/Sludge/Doom Drone Metal Band from Chico, California, USA.
The members are:
Brandon - Bass/Vocals
Kenny - Guitar/Vocals
Zeke - Drums
Jeremy - Guitar/Vocals
The Mighty Sludge Swamp have already featured this excellent band yesterday. Looks like we are both downloading the same excellent albums at the right time. And they beat me too it by a day. I did promise in the Swamp's comments box I will post a review on Saturday. But Fuck It. I am doing it one day early as this is an amazing release.
Well AMAROK play slow driven dirty fueled Doom/Drone/Sludge Metal. They play the same sort of music as THOU and other bands mentioned in the Swamp's article.
The guys have just released their S/T EP on a variety of formats. The CD/Tape versions have 3 songs entitled I, II and III. The Vinyl Version on Orca Wolf Records has songs I and II only. And this is what is available for free download. You can listen to song III on their MySpace Page or buy the CD/Tape Versions which will be available shortly.
So I am reviewing the Digital Vinyl Version which is for free download on the website.
What you get is two epic tracks. I which runs for 12.36 mins and II which runs for 16:32.
Both tracks are long, drawn out, doom driven, sludge filled and drone based masterpieces of the genre. This is an essential download for everyone. So get downloading now.
These guys have only been going since 2010 and they have accomplished a whole lot in such a short space of time. Look at the bands they have toured with: Weedeater, Thou, Samothrace, Cough, Zoroaster, Dark Castle, Red Fang, Rosetta.
Now those are some of the best Doom/Sludge Metal Bands one the scene at the moment. And these guys should rightly be mentioned in the same breath of these bands.
The musicianship is outstanding on both tracks. These guys are seriously super talented at what they do. The production is top notch as well. Not one note is out of place. Plus you have some of the harshest and chilling doom laiden vocals I heard this year. These guys can sing some pretty cool and nasty harsh vocals. This really adds to the EP's atmosphere and ambience.
2011 is turning into a brilliant year for outstanding albums in the Doom/Sludge Genre. And this release will be a part of the years best releases.
What's even more these guys have splits with the following bands. Cough, H.C. Minds and HELL. As mentioned in the Swamp's article yesterday.
These could be the next breakout stars of the Doom/Sludge Genre. Fucking Outstanding Release.
Check Out The Guys Here.
Check Out The Guys playing a new track called "IV" live. If this gets released on either of the forthcoming splits. I am definitely sold already. Another masterpiece from these guys.


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Dead body found inside wrecked car
Officials believe victim crashed, death under investigation
SAN ANTONIO - Bexar County sheriff's deputies discovered the body of a man inside a wrecked vehicle in the southern part of the county early Friday morning.
Sheriff's deputies and emergency responders were called to the 23000 block of Trumbo Road around 4 a.m. They discovered a deceased man in an overturned car along the roadway.
Deputies believe the man crashed, but investigators are not sure what caused the accident. The victim's identity has not been released.
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The Very Best Of by The Byrds
Release Date: June 23, 1997
[video] Mr. Tambourine Man
[video] All I Really Want to Do
[video] Chimes of Freedom
[video] I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better
[video] Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)
[video] The Times They Are A-Changin'
[video] The World Turns All Around Her
[video] It Won't Be Wrong
[video] He Was a Friend Of Mine
[video] Eight Miles High
[video] 5D (Fifth Dimension)
[video] Mr. Spaceman
[video] So You Want to Be a Rock 'N' Roll Star
[video] My Back Pages
[video] Renaissance Fair
[video] Goin' Back
[video] Wasn't Born To Follow
[video] Dolphin's Smile
[video] You Ain't Going Nowhere
[video] One Hundred Years from Now
[video] You're Still on My Mind
[video] Hickory Wind
[video] Ballad of Easy Rider
[video] Jesus Is Just Alright
[video] It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
[video] Lay Lady Lay
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SUPERIOR - Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen met today with law enforcement leaders, elected officials, community leaders, judges, and public safety officials from throughout Douglas County at a law enforcement roundtable hosted by State Senator Bob Jauch and State Representative Frank Boyle.
Topics discussed at the roundtable included: conceal carry for retired law enforcement officers, Byrne Grant funding, the need for more state prosecutors and state public defenders, Internet Crimes Against Children, and Victim Witness Program funding.
"I would like to extend a thank you to Senator Jauch and Representative Boyle for organizing this successful roundtable. Each county has public safety issues that specifically affect them. While many of these issues affect the entire state, it is important for me to understand how the Department of Justice can assist Douglas County," Van Hollen said. "Sharing information between the Department of Justice, the State Legislature, and local agencies helps law enforcement at every level."
"The need for partnership between the State and local law enforcement officials was clearly communicated at each of the six roundtables I have participated in," said Jauch. "Local law enforcement is doing an excellent job with available resources. It is crucial that the State provide the resources and technical assistance to assure local officials are capable of confronting the increased challenges they face here in Douglas County and throughout northern Wisconsin."
"I'm pleased to have the opportunity to bring local and state law enforcement personnel together, along with local elected officials, for an open and honest dialogue about the needs of northern Wisconsin," said Boyle. "It is my hope that these roundtables will continue throughout the state in the upcoming years."
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Real Madrid are in talks with Microsoft over acquiring naming rights for the Santiago Bernabeu, the company's Spanish president has confirmed.
Los Blancos president Florentino Perez stated last month that he was looking to get a sponsor for the stadium which is set to undergo a major renovation and Maria Garana, the president of the software giant's Spanish operation, has confirmed they are in the running.
"We have an excellent relationship with Real Madrid and in fact we recently signed an agreement with its foundation," she told Spanish television channel antena 3.
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text: Was listening to Todd McShay on ESPN. He said (and is reflected in his mocks) that he believes only 3 skilled positions will be drafted in the 1st round outside of QBs. Green and Jones (WRs) and Ingram (RB). He believes everyone has Ingram slated for Miami at 15 but if we don't take him there he projects him to fall to the late 20s. Now, this guy does his homework big time. With this said, I feel we need to do everything possible to trade down and get back into the second. If we can stay before 25 we can still pick up Ingram. I also feel that one of the QBs everyone is toutting on here will still be there as well in the 2nd when we pick. Gotta beleive this is best for our team. Picking at 15 and not having another until the 3rd round does not help us. Thoughts?


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I wonder whether the Oculus VR news will be covered. Just have to listen :)
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@logan3: Probably not until next week!
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Terrible listener emails you say? Go on...
Yay, Bombcast!
Aw yiss.
Time to groove to the smooth tones of The Giant Bomb while clicking on demons and loot (2.0).
Infamous collect-a-thon time!
The video game industry moves so fast this podcast is already outdated!
If Brad is talking about Infamous SS they should dub the sounds of vigorous masturbation into his possible sploosh-fest, I know he loves the franchise. :)
I was kinda hoping that they would add Oculus Facebook talk or put out a mini reaction thing. I think they've done that before when something big has happened after they recorded the bombcast.
I'm getting spoiled; I was wondering why it hadn't been uploaded yet.
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hhhhhheeeeelllllllllsss yyyyeeeaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!
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It's a shame this was probably recorded before the Oculus news hit considering it JUST happened. Oh well. Next week. For now: BOMBCAST!!
@luciddreams117: They more or less always record on Mondays, so that's a safe assumption.
Small businessman!
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The disturbing e-mail saga continues!
Hey Small Businessman!
They should have done a live recording of the Oculus/Facebook discussion and then bolt it into the bombcast.
Tuesday Extreme!
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Just in time. A podcast to reap some souls to.
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Yeah, I really wished they'd stop feeding into the beefs that have arisen in the emails. It was funny at first but now has just gotten really frustrating
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Is this the next chapter in the shit bandit saga?
The recent quality of e-mails... should they improve?
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I'm here for the listener mail.
They should have done a live recording of the Oculus/Facebook discussion and then bolt it into the bombcast.
Cut it up into 5 second sound bites and put them at random points throughout the podcast!
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@monkeystick: more like Raus to
always rausin', motherfuckers
Aw yeeeeee
You mean to tell me I was in the same city as Drew this pat week?!
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I'm kinda surprised that Jeff used such strong language about the Ground Zeroes stuff. Calling it sick and disgusting, or something along those lines, I don't remember exactly. I'd have pegged him as someone that isn't phased by anything like that, but I'm known to be wrong.
As someone who finished infamous 2 a week ago, lol they're so off on what happened.
Kojima said he wanted to take a dark nasty route with GZ and TPP and he's taking that route. If the writing of them to mean that he's a crazy weirdo freak and those are his fantasies, that speaks more about the person who thinks that than him.. And what's so messed up about that thing about that blew up? Plenty of cases of that happening here in reality, it's just that it's been hard to re-assemble things and figure out where it detonated. For having such a violence and war loving reputation there's been a lot of pussified stuff coming out around GZ from the US, meanwhile Europe treats it like the dark nasty fictional content it is, even the treehuggers we have in my country, without taking it personally.
As for Quiet this is her background: [spoiler]she gets raped, loses her voice due to the trauma, wows to end the ones who did it and the ones like them, all while wearing the clothes she wore during the act[/spoiler]. Welcome to the real world. This happens. If you don't like the idea of a character like that, scratch The Phantom Pain from your purchasing plans. The rest of us will enjoy a game that has a mature rating because it has mature content, a game taking its place next to books films tvseries that have had dark nasty content forever.
e: wrote this manually from the phone that refused to be able to click format tag buttons so consider this a request to make spoiler tags and such be able to tag manually in text like I did there. Shit.
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I don't get what @jeff was talking about with regards to Paz and it being disgusting. It was supposed to be disgusting. It made me feel dirty and sad and upset and that's how you are supposed to feel. It's a reality of war and something that has real life precedence as far as the torture and potential raping stuff goes.
I don't understand how people want gaming as a genre to mature, but can't handle it when more serious stories are told. It's not like Kojima handled the stuff comically or without a serious tone and he defintely didn't throw that information in your face...I mean the stuff is implied in the main game, but the more in depth stuff is only found through audio logs. I don't really understand how he could have been more subtle.
If you felt upset, and grossed out and disgusting by the end of it, then Kojima was successful, because there is really nothing else he would have wanted people to feel.
Hmm, I still think Infamous 2 is the best game in the series. Opinions, yo.
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What the fuck is going on with all this beef man.
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Dammit, just call the two sets of available consoles "new gen" and "old gen."
Because they're both "current gen."
(And the next gen is only "next gen" until it comes out. Then it's no longer next, it's just new.)


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I hear the strains of the song coming into my hatch as the swimmers prepare for their last big swim of the week, probably about 3 miles, on the back side of Peter Island..My mind has already been filled with the food and liquor orders that I have placed laying in my cabin this morning for tomorrow's charter..We have a short 3 hour turnaround tomorrow in the AM.. But first, it is a beautiful day out, calm and sunny after the raging cold wind we had of the last day or two...
Before the wind came, we had a gigantic swim from Monkey Point to Muskmelon on Guana..I think it kicked about everyone's ass!
Some of us were clever enough to take this view of the swim though!
Another boat up on the beach on the back side of tortola..First time I have seen this one!
The "little one" thought she needed chocolate for energy for that swim..and she did, she eats like a sparrow and is tiny tiny tiny!
Not my friend Lisa, she is not big into eating like a sparrow...she and I did get to go for a dive though! I think Rich should buy her a new present.....like a camera housing...
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COLUMBIA CITY — Abandoned vehicles, overgrown grass and junk piles at the property of Thomas Ebetino, motivated Bob Sutton to petition the county for an intervention.
Sutton and Ebetino both own property on CR 400 South. Sutton was present at the County Commissioners meeting Tuesday to voice his concern with the neglected property.
"The first complaint was filed in 2006," Sutton said. "It was fine for awhile, but then its back to the same thing again. It's an ongoing problem, but now its worse."
Concerning the Columbia City Park Board's decision to ban golf carts from Blue River Trail:
•Good decision.
•Bad decision.
•I have no opinion on this.
CHURUBUSCO — Revitalizing the appearance of Churubusco's downtown has been the focus of the town's Main Street Committee.
Lucas Konger, of Vintage Archonics, the architectural firm working with the committee, presented a streetscape study at the Churubusco Town Council meeting Wednesday. Concepts to beautify the downtown area included sidewalk enhancements, decorative lights and a center piece to place at the corner of U.S. 33 and Line Street.
COLUMBIA CITY — A Columbia City woman received a six-year jail sentence for aiding in a drug deal.
Savannah Hartman, 20, was arrested in June for aiding or causing the dealing of a Schedule II controlled substance.
Whitley County Circuit Court Judge James Heuer gave her a six-year sentence to the Whitley County Jail Monday, with the entire time to be served.
"You will be transferred to work release as soon as possible," Heuer said. "If you do well at work release, you may have your sentence modified in the future."
The 12th Annual Whitley County Autumn Arts Festival will be held Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the Courthouse lawn.
The event will feature a children's tent, face painting, a sidewalk chalk drawing attraction, silent auction and student art show. Admission is free.
Visit www.wcaaf.org for more information.
Whitley County Farmers Market will intermingle with the arts festival Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Local vendors will have fruits, vegetables and plants for sale, along with numerous crafts and homemade items.
COLUMBIA CITY — Growth seems to be a consistent theme in Whitley County when it comes to industry and the Whitley County Economic Development Corporation (EDC).
Alan Tio, president of the EDC, was at both the Whitley County Commissioners and the Whitley County Council meetings to request tax abatements and incentives for an expanding company.
"We've been working with this company to help them expand," Tio said.
"This is another great example of positive motion for Whitley County."
COLUMBIA CITY — Returning for its 16th year, the Distinguished Young Woman program, formerly Junior Miss, will highlight 10 Whitley County high school senior girls.
The program will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of Columbia City High School.
Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students kindergarten through 12th grade.
Each of the participants will be scored in several categories. A panel interview, which will take place before the night's program, is a 10-minute discussion with judges.
COLUMBIA CITY — With outdated computer software, the ability for Whitley County dispatchers to communicate with the public safety officials in the field is soon to fail.
According to Ted Hurley, of J&K Communications, the Windows operating system currently used by the department is no longer supported by Microsoft.
That means, should there be a computer malfunction, repairs wo-uld be virtually impossible.
LOGANSPORT — Farmers, landowners, bankers and farm managers can benefit from attending the Purdue Extension's upcoming program, "Finding Balance in Farmland Lease Contracts."
Many times there is confusion in determining a fair value for land rents and which lease option matches the expectations for landowners and tenants.
The Purdue Land Lease Team has developed this program, along with several publications, that address the many questions concerning land leases.
Several aspiring cheerleaders attended Columbia City High School's Mini Cheerleading Camp this summer.


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Great article. However, I am unable to perform impersonation in PS 2010 using the timesheet service. While this example on impersonation using the resource service works fine, I am unable to translate this to the timesheet. Can anyone provide an example on how to use impersonation with the timesheet service, such as adding a timesheet line to the impersonated user's timesheet?


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I don't see how this is different from a private sector worker taking a nap, in their cubicle, during a lunch break. This is a cop, taking a nap, in his cubicle & off duty.
If the cable repair man came to your house on 1 hours sleep you would still expect him to get his job done. This guy has a job to do and with the low manpower plus high crime I don't blame him for getting his ZZzzzZZ's in when he can.
No, they would get the same. This was part of a plea deal which is offered to all defendants prior to criminal trials. Murderers get this same treatment, the difference is a murder is done on purpose.
They were cleared by a Grand Jury made up of 23 citizens who found no wrongdoing. Sounds like you have had a bad experience with Bergen County law enforcement.
Sure it would be nice, but that won't stop the guy wanted for murder from looking the other way either. So what's next? The child rapist can go without prosecution because he made the 911 call to save a victims life? Far cry from a drug user, maybe. Remember some of these addicts are dealers too, the same dealers that earn a living selling this poison to our kids.
So yea, if I'm dieing on the side of the road and the drug user is too scared to call for help then I guess i'll have to wait until the law abiding citizen shows up.
I do take my comments seriously.
This is unbelievable. When you use illegal drugs you take the risk of OD'ing. If you die because you or your friends were too scared to call for help then oh well. You do the crime and you pay the time, after your hospital visit.
Matrixnj, it is legal, it is taxed, and it is regulated. Most people OD on prescription meds obtained illegally. So legalizing the other recreational drugs and simply asking for regulation won't prevent anything. Oxy and Xanax are controlled substances only obtained through "regulated" means, yet you go to any college and you can find these two pills in any dorm.
Bottom line don't do drugs, you'll go to jail, and you should.. unless you OD and die.
If one of those innocent kids/adults under 21 got behind a wheel and killed someone that night all you people would be singing a different tune. 21 is the law, you have a problem with it then petition to change the law, don't attack those that are responsible for enforcing it. Times have changed, cops can't turn a blind eye anymore and brush this off as kids being kids having what seems to be controlled fun. If the cops get called and don't take action and god forbid a tragedy occurs then that cops name would be all over this article for nonfeasance. The cop did the right thing.
I would speculate he was already injured in some way and requested a Skype chat before passing.
Great example you're setting for your child. I'm willing to bet the student is a disciplinary problem considering the lack of discipline the parent has.
You have to look at all of the circumstances... You have a holster and magazine in the car. Perhaps these warrants the driver had were for weapons offenses. Is the area a high drug/crime area? etc.. When police make the decision to search a car they take all of that into consideration, at least they are supposed to.
NJ did away with warrant-less searches in vehicles. If a cop sees or smells something in the car he can ask for consent to search. If the driver/owner refuses then the cop has no other alternative but to impound the car and get a warrant. For example, if a cop pulls you over and sees a gun on the seat, he can seize that gun, however, he cannot continue searching the car without a warrant (unless there are exigent circumstances, which I won't get into because according to most recent cases the Supreme Court really doesn't seem to care for exigency.)
This will go to NJ Supreme Court and get overturned. State Vs. Pena Flores will be the underlying reason this will be overturned and the evidence will be suppressed due to an "illegal search." The state will argue State Vs. Lund for the seizure of the magazine but will ultimately lose because of the decision made in Pena Flores. That is, unless, they manage to sneak in another conservative in the Supreme Court between now and then.
More than likely a bail bondsman.
Shows how ignorant you are. His B.A.C. has no weight on this issue at all. Assume he was completely drunk, does it make it right for those thugs to assault him? Watch the video, the full one with AUDIO, you can see he (Auricchio) attempted to avoid the fight completely before being sucker punched. And you didn't pay for his stitches, he paid for them. Last I checked he was working a job that entitled him to certain medical benefits.
You're blind, watch the video and pay attention. Auricchio is trying to avoid a fight. He tells the guy to relax. The guy takes his jacket off and throws the first punch. Read the story, it tells you that these guys were antagonizing the rangers fans by squirting water in their faces. The suspects involved know what's going on now, this is national news, if they were in the right they would have come forward to give their story. Reality is they were thugs who beat this guy down and now are hiding to avoid the ramifications.
Auricchio is being honored because he was beaten simply because he went to enemy territory to root for his team. They are supporting him the way he supported them.
Because a badge isn't going to do anything. You honestly think that the guys attacking these two would have simply walked away because the cop showed his badge?
Where do any racial issues come into play here? You're no different than those "crazy white people" that would be making racially motivated postings. You're post is a prime example of reverse racism...
Truth be told.
pleading before being sucker punched and then jumped by 4 guys... the attackers are cowards.


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The EVMS guidelines were issued by the Aerospace Industries
Association, American Shipbuilders Association, Electronic
Industries Association, National Security Industrial Association,
and Shipbuilders Council of America.
By accepting the industry
guidelines as a substitute for C/SCSC, DoD is encouraging
industry to develop a widely accepted industry or international
standard that obviates the need for DoD to maintain its own
David Drabkin, Assistant Deputy Under Secretary of
Defense for Acquisition Reform (Acquisition Process and
Policies), said "It has been our vision of acquisition reform
from the very beginning to adopt, where practicable, commercial
practices in lieu of government unique practices.
Clearly, EVMS
offers an opportunity to become more commercial like in one of
our most unique government practices."
Gary Christle, Deputy Director for Performance Management,
whose office worked with industry to reconcile government and
commercial management practices, added, "Our evaluation of the
EVMS guidelines shows that the basic principles underlying
government and industry project management are the same.
asserting ownership of those principles, industry has made it
possible for DoD to reduce significantly the detailed reviews
that were previously required on every major new contract, as
well as contractors' internal reporting and documentation
In the future, we can rely more on our contractors
to maintain management control systems that protect the public
New contracts awarded by DoD will cite the EVMS guidelines.
Contractors that are operating management control systems
previously accepted as compliant with C/SCSC will be encouraged
to submit changes through the "block change" procedures to change
all existing contracts within their facilities to a single EVMS
business process.
A block change is an acquisition reform
initiative that involves the consolidation or elimination of
multiple processes, specifications and standards in all contracts
on a facility-wide basis, rather than a contract-by-contract
In accepting the EVMS guidelines, Kaminski said "The change
from C/SCSC to EVMS marks a major shift in responsibility from
government to industry and support the 'insight, not oversight'
philosophy underlying DoD acquisition reform initiatives." The
shift in responsibility will benefit industry by permitting more
efficient, single internal processes that meet all program
management needs, and will benefit the government by improving
contract administration while at the same time reducing
oversight, with savings for the taxpayer.
Further information on earned value management systems may
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Aug 09 2009
My girls made this cake last week. I'd made a layered red velvet cake and had just finished washing my cake pans when they returned from working cattle with Marlboro Man and their brothers.
"WE wanna bake a cake!" the girls shrieked.
"Go right ahead," I said. "Just clean it up when you're finished."
Then I grabbed the cake pedestal holding my red velvet cake, grabbed the largest fork I could find, and retreated to my bedroom so I could eat the whole thing in peace.
Two hours later, I was completely stuffed and trying to wipe the red food coloring stains from around my mouth when I heard a knock at my bedroom door.
"Mama!" the girls said. "Come look at our disasterpiece!"
That's what they said.
And that's exactly what it was. A yellow cake with a hint of lemon flavoring…and a creamy lemon buttercream frosting, made expertly by my girls.
They adorned the top with one of my shortbread desserts from last week. It was shivering and suffering from frostbite in my freezer, and it needed to be used.
The cake would have been a masterpiece.
Only, they forgot to grease and flour the cake pans.
A tiny detail with such gargantuan consequences.
And the thing is, they weren't the least bit discouraged. They scraped every last crumb of stuck cake from the two nine-inch pans, spackling it all back together and decorating it as if nothing in the world was wrong. And rather than be disappointed at the sight of the broken cake with oozing icing, they instead chose to view it as the pastry version of the Hoover Dam. And the dam has cracked, and the water is headed for the nearest village. And we'd better hurry up and eat the river before a lot of innocent people perish.
I love the way my girls think.
(But wait…are there villages in Nevada?)
416 Comments
cassidy On Sunday, August 9 at 6:57 pm
Hey! Of course there are villages in Nevada! My hometown is about 5 minutes from Lake Mead – luckily we're upstream from Hoover Dam. Did you know that when Hoover Dam was built, Lake Mead covered up a village called St. Thomas? They had to move before the Lake covered them, and they moved their cemetary to my hometown. So yes…there are lots of little villages in Nevada!
jill On Sunday, August 9 at 7:08 pm
That's a beautiful cake! Gooey frosting and crumbs — the best ever! But,,,,,you ate an entire red velvet cake??!! ew!
Cynthia On Sunday, August 9 at 7:09 pm
What awesomely self-confident young women! Diasterpiece … I love it! Their postive attitutdes are true blessings and will carry them far through life. You and MM done good.
Gretchen Selcho On Sunday, August 9 at 7:16 pm
We want the recipe!!!!!
Rhonda in Oklahoma On Sunday, August 9 at 7:16 pm
Love the "disasterpiece!!" I love that your girls had such fun with it.
You didn't really eat all that red velvet cake … did you?
Patti M. On Sunday, August 9 at 7:35 pm
I'm very impressed not only can they make a cake – they can make lemonade when handed lemons. Good job!
Ruthie On Sunday, August 9 at 7:38 pm
Love it! I remember my sisters making a disasterpiece that looked very much like this one when I was much younger!
Alanna On Sunday, August 9 at 7:40 pm
Cake Stand!!?? When did you get that? I have the same one an it's quite old. I had many childhood birthday cakes served on it, then my mother gave it to me for Christmas a couple years ago. Love it.
Good memories your gals are making!
Juliana On Sunday, August 9 at 8:05 pm
I love it.
I always make a few distasterpieces in between my "masterpieces". Usually when I'm tired or annoyed and forget to grease the cake pans or just drop the cake when taking it out of the oven.
Yeah, I'm a klutz. It's in my genes.
Sues On Sunday, August 9 at 8:06 pm
Awww how cute! And I think it looks delicious… seriously!! It's super pretty too
lauri On Sunday, August 9 at 8:12 pm
What a great word!! Disasterpiece! I am going to have to use that. Maybe it will be one of the words Webster adds to their dictionary this year!
Gayle Rogers On Sunday, August 9 at 8:13 pm
I love it! They can cook for me anytime.
BOSSY On Sunday, August 9 at 8:15 pm
Love it. Love it love it loveitloveitloveitloveit.
Gabrielaskitchen On Sunday, August 9 at 8:15 pm
What a beautiful disaster! As a kid who grew-up making messes in her mama's kitchen it's so nice to see a mom letting her children play with their food (be creative and learn).
Charity- Nutty Cook On Sunday, August 9 at 8:26 pm
Oh… I LOVE the cake. It reminds me of my many attemps at cake making as a youngster.
You are building memories and that makes me smile.
wendy On Sunday, August 9 at 8:28 pm
I laughed out loud! Good for your girls, looking on the bright side. And I bet it tasted good anyhow
Kaitlin On Sunday, August 9 at 8:30 pm
That is too cute!
Cassie On Sunday, August 9 at 8:34 pm
My friends and I for Valentine's day years ago decided to make an ice cream cake for our boyfriends (now ex-boyfriends for most of us) and we worked SO hard on the cake.
Well my friend decided we should let it thaw a bit before we served it and left it out WAY too long, by the time she brought it to the table it was a melty mess. But all of the boyfriends were sports and scooped up runny ice cream and told us it was delicious. I still laugh about that dinner and the melty mess of an ice cream cake.
Country Cookin' Mama On Sunday, August 9 at 8:36 pm
That is just too cute! It looks pretty dang good for not spraying the pan! Even if it is a disasterpiece!
Drenna On Sunday, August 9 at 8:37 pm
Looks absolutely scrumptious!!!!
Linda Z On Sunday, August 9 at 8:39 pm
LoL! That happened to me once, only the cake slide really badly cause the lemon custard didn't set right. I called it the Series of Unfortunate Events cake! It tasted great!
MichelleA On Sunday, August 9 at 8:51 pm
It's a Dr. Seuss cake! And it's lovely!
Ester On Sunday, August 9 at 8:55 pm
love it!
Christina On Sunday, August 9 at 8:56 pm
My sister once made me a birthday cake (chocolate of course) and she forgot to grease the tin. We poured some icing over the pile of cake, threw some smarties and snakes on and called it a Compost Cake!
Nancy On Sunday, August 9 at 8:59 pm
I love your girls attitude!! The cake looks delicious to me!!
Naomi On Sunday, August 9 at 9:11 pm
Smart girls you have there! I love the disasterpiece…
Andrea P. On Sunday, August 9 at 9:19 pm
Ok Ree, loved the story and pictures…but do we get the recipe? A lemon cake with lemon buttercream fosting sounds like heaven to me. Any dessert with lemon (except cheesecake) is my absolute favorite and I cannot seem to find a good cake and buttercream frosting recipe. I don't care what it looks like; if it tastes good, that is all I need! Besides, I love how create your girls are….that is my kind of baking. So, could you please post the recipe or if you don't want to post it, can you email it to me? Thanks!
Diane E On Sunday, August 9 at 9:24 pm
Yes! Yes! PLEASE POST LEMON CAKE AND LEMON FROSTING RECIPE! Looked and sounds delish to me! They did a GREAT job! Almost as if it they did oit on purpose! lol!! You know..we've all seen those wedding cakes or specialty birthday cake that is intentionally lopsided? Perfect I say!
Elizabeth Simmons On Sunday, August 9 at 9:24 pm
Love it!!
pam On Sunday, August 9 at 9:26 pm
very cute. do you say "Neh-Vad (like "bad") -Uh" or "Neh-Vah (like pa or ma) -Duh"?
fyi…the former. Nevada like Neh-bad-uh.
Ashley On Sunday, August 9 at 9:32 pm
Love it. I believe what Julia Child believed–if you make a mistake, make no apologies, just enjoy it! (I say this because almost everything I make is a disasterpiece–especially including that time I made your Strawberry Shortcake Cake. That was a particularly awe-inspiring experience.)
aunt Rhody On Sunday, August 9 at 9:36 pm
Ahh, memories of my four girls cooking up "pieces" in the kitchen.
Macaire On Sunday, August 9 at 9:39 pm
Their approach to the cake is a reflection of how they look at life. I think you have two AWESOME girls. They can come wreak havoc in my kitchen any time they like!
Tina On Sunday, August 9 at 9:48 pm
all I can say to that is "been there. done that."
Summer On Sunday, August 9 at 9:52 pm
what a fabulous cake and a fabulous attitude. being a girl is so fun!
Lisa On Sunday, August 9 at 10:04 pm
Doesn't everyone have a disasterpiece or two or six in their past? Mine was a carrot cake at about the same age your darling girls are now. Who knew the carrots were supposed to be grated? Chopping them up in little pieces should be just fine…or not!
Dana L On Sunday, August 9 at 10:05 pm
your girls have good taste-that is my favorite icing!
also love the bokeh in those photos
Peggy On Sunday, August 9 at 10:09 pm
I think it's beautiful and I bet it tasted great!
MarshaMarshaMarsha On Sunday, August 9 at 10:09 pm
That is inspiring. And the wonderful memories that childhood is made of.
Besides, better to learn the lesson now that what it tastes like is much more important than what it looks like! I'm sure there's an eloquent metaphor story thingamabob in there somewhere about outward beauty not having as much value as inward beauty.
Or… we can just eat cake!!! yum!
heather On Sunday, August 9 at 10:14 pm
Hey, did you see the episode of Jon & Kate where the kids got the crooked houses?? This cake needs to be served in a crooked house, don't ya think?
Julie On Sunday, August 9 at 10:21 pm
It's cake, with frosting. I'd eat it and not think twice!
Barbara On Sunday, August 9 at 10:32 pm
The cake is a picture of fun, determination, plus -best of all – it's going to be the best tasting cake of the day!
Kara On Sunday, August 9 at 10:34 pm
So cute! Maybe you've already done this (I'm a fairly new reader), but that would be a great series – how to save cooking/baking disasters. Not that YOU would have this experience, but maybe readers could contribute their disasters and you could write an advice column on how to save them, or just what to do differently next time.
Lacey On Sunday, August 9 at 10:58 pm
I would say there are no villages in Nevada, but Hoover Dam created Lake Mead which covered the small town of St. Thomas. There are other small towns, but I wouldn't call them villages. (I'm a native Las Vegan and married one too and still live here. There's no escape.)
marie On Sunday, August 9 at 11:13 pm
What brilliant children!!! But then, you knew that.
Martha On Sunday, August 9 at 11:33 pm
That's actually really cute! It reminds me of something from a Strawberry Shortcake story book.
Sarah On Sunday, August 9 at 11:54 pm
Whoo hoo – that's a sweet treat as far as I am concerned!! Looks like they had a blast!! What a smart Mama to let them fly!! Sarah
Robin Chesser On Monday, August 10 at 12:23 am
My daughter and my niece did something quite the same when I let them loose in the kitchen!
Asian Aisle On Monday, August 10 at 12:25 am
Gosh, I love their attitudes and imaginations. I don't think the cake looks bad, but rather cute and 'real.' You go, girls!
Darlene On Monday, August 10 at 12:31 am
Great efforts & oh, what fun they must have had. Reminds me of years ago at my farm with 3 little girls.
Debbi On Monday, August 10 at 12:50 am
I'm a little disturbed at how appealing that looks to me right now…
Perry On Monday, August 10 at 12:54 am
Now that looks like one of the most delicious cakes I've seen in a while! Who cares what it looks like?
Heather On Monday, August 10 at 1:34 am
I need to remember "disasterpiece" the next time I bake a cake. What a great name!!!
I have two girls who love to "help" me cook. They are 4 and 2…so we often make food that tastes better than it looks. Fine with me…keeps us from feeling the need to share with friends. HA! More for us.
Jennifer Bohrer On Monday, August 10 at 1:56 am
Dad worked for a flour mill when we were kids and they made those Jiffy mixes, little 1 layer cakes, muffin and cornbread?……anyway, he would have to test the mixes for quality, bug bits and other stuff you don't wanna think about. So we had a lot of mixes come home and Mom let us bake whatever and when ever we wanted. My little sister mostly like the batter and was trying to lick it off the running electric hand mixer…got her braid wound into the mixer. Then there was the time we left something out and it looked all holey like a sponge, kinda chewy like a sponge too, never could get one to do that again….
justme On Monday, August 10 at 2:45 am
It actually looks great! Go Girls!
Christine Villacarlos On Monday, August 10 at 2:51 am
lol! i'm glad your girls look at the good side of things love the way they decorated that cake!
uhm, may i please ask for your red velvet cake recipe? thanks
MariaV On Monday, August 10 at 3:03 am
Quite creative. I like it! It looks like it should be featured in a Dr. Seuss book.
Colleen On Monday, August 10 at 3:17 am
What a great story! And I think the cake has a certain charm- it evokes the image of little hands making it. Very sweet!
Diana K. On Monday, August 10 at 3:47 am
your girls are so sweet
Milica On Monday, August 10 at 4:01 am
My first cake looked similar to this, but unlike your girls I was very dissappointed. I've since learned to just not care.
All I can say is Well done, girls. Looks delicious!
Madeline St Onge On Monday, August 10 at 6:47 am
That cake looks yummy even if it is a mess. Good for the firls
golonghorns On Monday, August 10 at 6:58 am
Too precious! I'd still eat it!!!
Sharyn On Monday, August 10 at 7:58 am
love their attitude!!
Meghann On Monday, August 10 at 8:00 am
I love it! Reminds me of watching my sister try to make a carrot cake from scratch… on the kitchen floor… when she was 6!
Dawn On Monday, August 10 at 8:03 am
totally cracks me up! way too cute!
Leanne On Monday, August 10 at 8:33 am
Disasterpiece or not this still looks really yummy. You can't go wrong with cake and icing – no matter how it turns out. How proud you must be that your girls love to bake even after a hard day of working cattle.. Nice job girls.
Traci Best On Monday, August 10 at 8:33 am
LOL I love that they are so positive about it. Why be depressed about cake? It also warms my heart that they came up with the connection to the Hoover Dam! LOL I ♥ homeschoolers!
Dorie On Monday, August 10 at 8:47 am
LOVE it! It's making me hungry…. like inviting me to start and dig in right at that spot…. http://firefighterweddingpictures.blogspot.com/
Bethany On Monday, August 10 at 9:41 am
I do that sort of thing on purpose as an excuse to add more frosting.
Lena On Monday, August 10 at 9:59 am
Wow, I think it says great things about the people raising these children that they have that kind of attitude! Congratulations to you and Marlboro Man!
PPaulsen On Monday, August 10 at 10:28 am
Yes, my dears, there are villages in Nevada, downstream from the Hoover. A charming little town called Laughlin lives on the Nevada side of the river, and it sister city, Bull Head, lives on the Arizona side.
It is a great place to escape the cold dreariness of Utah in February–replace snow, slush, and inversion with sun, cactus, and a sparkling river. Ahhhhh……..
Kristy On Monday, August 10 at 10:41 am
I think it looks absolutely charming!
SharonK On Monday, August 10 at 10:41 am
#309!!! You reminded me of something I"d rather forget!
I used to make delicious and beautiful cream pies with great domes of perfectly peaked meringue. One night, as I was removing yet another masterpiece from the oven, I created my own disaster-piece! I flipped the whole thing upside down onto the screaming hot oven door.
What a mess!!!! I cleaned FOREVER!!!!!!
Vicki On Monday, August 10 at 11:03 am
This looks like every dessert I attempted before I learned (embarrasingly recently, at 25) that baking requires much more attention and patience than cooking. Love it! I'm sure they'll be churning out masterpieces eventually…hopefully before I did!
amber On Monday, August 10 at 11:09 am
this is adorable! what creative, lemons-to-lemonade kids you have. (and also, my friend and i TOTALLY did this to a cake in college and called it a special "carrot cake crumble.")
Tamara On Monday, August 10 at 11:32 am
I love the way you and your daughters look at things! I hope that I can do the same with my kids.
Debbie On Monday, August 10 at 11:41 am
That is the most perfect cake I have ever seen!
Michelle On Monday, August 10 at 11:55 am
This makes me smile.
Beth On Monday, August 10 at 12:41 pm
My three-year-old son walked in and saw your photos of the cake and asked, "Can we make that, Mommy?"
kelly On Monday, August 10 at 12:54 pm
I think it looks delicious!
I love anything with frosting, and sprinkles!
Marnae Powell On Monday, August 10 at 2:05 pm
Soooooo, why no pictures of the Red Velvet??? Love all the pictures with the recipes….it makes quite a difference! Makes me more excited to try and cook it all! Thanks!!!
Lisa On Monday, August 10 at 2:28 pm
Ha ha! Ok, this gives me hope!
Barbara On Monday, August 10 at 3:33 pm
I love it, confidence in cakes, my dad always said a cake tastes better when it is crumbly
Sara On Monday, August 10 at 3:59 pm
My sister and I had similar experiences, when we were about the same age as your girls! We probably learned more that way than if someone had been keeping a closer eye on us. The end results usually tasted good, at least…
Jeanna A. On Monday, August 10 at 4:27 pm
I think it is a fantabulous cake!! Cakes are meant to look pretty, they are meant to be yummy. Glad they had so much fun!
Moorea On Monday, August 10 at 4:34 pm
Your girls do have the best attitude!
kkbear On Monday, August 10 at 4:57 pm
I love the way that cake looks- can I get a slice or is it all gone? I never meet a cake I did not like
kkbear On Monday, August 10 at 4:57 pm
Jennifer On Monday, August 10 at 7:21 pm
I think your girls did a great job! It looks delicious and I'd eat it in a heartbeat!
pambala On Monday, August 10 at 7:37 pm
I love the way the girls proudly displayed their disasterpiece! What a great sense of security they must have! And sense of humor, as well!
April On Monday, August 10 at 9:13 pm
What a great attitude, esp. for cooking/baking! And the best name for a final product I've ever heard! LOL
Jessica On Monday, August 10 at 10:43 pm
ree, you should check out all the disasterpieces at cakewrecks.com. this site is a hillarious way to waste half an hour (or more) of your life!
Erica On Monday, August 10 at 11:22 pm
That's a word I'm adding to my personal dictionary. And the looks like it tasted delic.
Katie On Tuesday, August 11 at 8:49 am
That's just like the cupcakes I made last week! They sank down really deep in the middle for some reason. I just filled the holes with icing and chowed down.
I like the way your girls think.
Sheila On Tuesday, August 11 at 10:17 am
Gosh that's cute!
Barb On Tuesday, August 11 at 12:28 pm
You are such a delight! I would have been panic stricken if my kids had taken to my kitchen & created such a "lovely" cake! You see the best in what your children create – kudos to you & I give you the "good Mom" award for sure!
Joanne On Tuesday, August 11 at 2:09 pm
Good for the girls! Good for you enjoying your red velvet cake all to your self. I've been tempted at times.
AliciaC On Tuesday, August 11 at 4:25 pm
too cute!
Rae Grounds On Tuesday, August 11 at 8:27 pm
Oh, the flashbacks! If I had a nickle….
iluvrockstars On Tuesday, August 11 at 10:07 pm
Love this cake!!! its how quite a few of my very first cakes looked and I didnt care that much either. its all about the taste and the fun making it


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Codiac Regional RCMP Seeking Help in Three Year Old Missing Person Case
The public's assistance is needed in the case of 47-year-old Fred Byram, of Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska, N.B., who was reported missing on October 10, 2010. Byram was last seen around midnight on Thursday, October 7, 2010, as he got into a taxi at the former Rockin Rodeo, now known as the iRock, on Elmwood Drive in Moncton. He has not been seen or heard from since. Mr. Byram is 5'10 tall, weighs 170 lbs. He has brown eyes and salt and pepper hair. He has tattoos on his arms and a gap between his upper front teeth. Police have received and followed up on several tips since Fred Byram's disappearance. However, they have not been able to establish his whereabouts. Codiac RCMP hope that someone will come forward with information that will help locate Byram. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Mr. Byram is asked to call Codiac Regional RCMP at 506-857-2400 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
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We're Just Older Part IBy Charlie McCormick | January 3rd, 2012 | Category: Fiction | Comments Off
This would probably be a better story done in chapters, even if they were short chapters, so this is Part I.
I'm still trying to stay in an hour's time frame of writing each story, but in this case each stretched it to 2, an hour for each part.
I used a Youtube video to create the ending….but hey, it's the 21st century and perhaps this is a new form of fiction writing where you appropriate other media and create like a collage….The idea came from a post on MyOaklandNJ that said the new council swearing-in ceremony might be moved from town council chambers to the senior center – I took it from there and built on it.
We're Just Older Part I
It was a disaster waiting to happen, change. Any change holds the potential for disaster, but even more so in Oak Town where change meant something different, and something different meant change.
People in Oak Town were not averse to change in general. It was more the logistics of change, what the change actually entailed, the devil in the details. Those who tried to promote change were championed as "agents of change" and also disparaged as simply "agents".
The "agents of change" were those who brought forth some new ideas to help cut the budget, improve efficiency, or simply bring a new event, project or program to Oak Town. Those who were simply "agents" were always trying to change what always had been, and what some believe always would be, without concern to the logistics, without paying the devil his due in the details.
It was the beginning of the year, and the new mayor of Oak Town was being sworn in. It was event held only every four years, and it was the grandest prize in the bubble of Oak Town politics. While there were many great days in Oakland throughout the year, this was an event held only every four years.
Everyone in Oak Town said they wished they could be there, and those who did not wish to be there could watch it on their public access channel. Many people only experienced Oak Town through their public access channel and had never actually been to a town council meeting or any other public event.
Unlike public access channels in the big city that often featured naked talk shows, everyone wore clothes on the Oak Town public access channels – and everyone in Oak Town agreed that was a good idea. There were some wisenheimers in Oak Town who would comment that a little nudity might add some excitement, but most believed it would have the opposite effect.
This year Frank Birch, head of the Oak Town public access television station, was dealing with his 7th new mayor. There were some mayors who served more than one term, and it really added up to near 40 years that Frank had been operating the public access channel. But in any event, the new mayors all started looking alike after his 3rd one – it didn't matter if it was a woman or a man, the new mayor looked pretty much like the old mayor.
The problem Frank faced this year was that the new mayor wanted to move the swearing-in from the town council chambers to the senior center. There were reasons why, and Frank had listened patiently, but he had pretty much stopped hearing what any of the mayors had been saying after his 4th new mayor.
Moving the swearing-in to the senior center meant that the swearing-in could not be broadcast live. This was a popular event, held only every four years, so those who could not go in person would watch it on TV – which was most people. It was not that people did not want to go, or were too busy to go, it was just a lot easier to watch on TV.
This year the new mayor wanted to move the swearing in to the senior center because the town council chambers were too small. People were coming over hill, over dale, and along the dusty trail to see the swearing in of Frank's 7th new mayor, and the town council chambers might be a bit cramped.
Frank did not really believe that the crowds would be storming over the hills and through the woods, especially with the wind blowing and stinging their noses and biting their toes. He thought people would rather watch the swearing-in live on public access, he actually swore that they did. Frank did a lot of swearing, but after 7 new mayors no one really blamed him.
Having the swearing-in ceremony at the senior center rather than the town council chambers was not really a big deal, and no skin off Frank's nose, except for the devil in the details. The new mayor wanted the ceremony recorded so that it could be shown on the Oak Town public access television station and a copy of it deposited in the Oak Town time capsule.
The town council chambers were already fitted with cameras, and only one person was needed to actually record the meeting – and that one person was often Frank Birch. Moving the ceremony to the senior center would mean finding at least two volunteers to take cameras over there, set them up, record the ceremony, and then bring the cameras back to the sound room in town hall.
Frank could go and record the ceremony himself, and that would reduce in half the number of volunteers he would need, but he was not in good health. This was his 7th new mayor, and he thought actually having to listen to the swearing-in would be too much for his stomach. One of the benefits of the sound room in the town council chambers was that it was soundproof, and Frank had not actually listened to a council meeting since his 5th new mayor.
After 6 new mayors, Frank started to think perhaps he might not want to sit through a 7th, even if he had stopped listening to them after his 4th new mayor. Perhaps it was time to hang up his hat, stop his swearing, and move on.
Frank did not really buy into the swearing in ceremony being all that or all this, or the mayor of Oak Town being the grandest prize of all. He thought it was a bunch of horse piss. People thought the prize was gold but it was bronze, and nothing much changed with each new mayor except we're just older.
These thoughts passed through his head and reminded him of a song that made him smile, a song he liked to sing, and lyrics he could swear by.
Click here for We're Just Older conclusion
I can't be in love if it's plastic,
To live on my own just seems tragic
But we'll raise our swords high when our day comes,
You thought it was gold but it was bronze.
Get here in time when our day comes,
You thought it was gold but it was bronze.


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What is G6PD Deficiency?
G6PD Deficiency (Favism)
Glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) deficiency is an inherited abnormality that affects the red blood cells. In this condition, an enzyme known as G6PD, located in the red cells, functions at a reduced level. This can cause the red cells to break up under certain conditions, most commonly, after exposure to certain drugs. The resulting anaemia is known as haemolytic anaemia.
Who gets G6PD deficiency?
It is most common in people of southern Italian extraction, African, Chinese, Southeast Asian or Mediterranean ethnic origin. Among Kurdish Jews, 50% of males have the disorder.
How is G6PD inherited?
The gene determining the structure of G6PD is carried on the X chromosome, so inheritance is sex-liked. This means that the deficiency can be passed on from mother to son, but not father to son. Women do not usually suffer from G6PD deficiency because they have two X chromosomes, so have one 'normal' gene to balance the one for G6PD. This referred to as carrier status.
What are the symptoms of G6PD deficiency?
Most G6PD deficient people never suffer any clinical symptoms until something causes a haemolytic episode. They may suffer dizziness, headache, vomiting and fever, and a blood test may reveal haemolytic anaemia.
What causes haemolytic episodes?
Certain drugs are known to cause haemolysis in people with G6PD. These include sulphonamides, certain analgesics, and some antimalarials. Eating broad beans can also cause haemolysis, hence the alternative name, favism, after vicia fava, the botanical name for broad beans.
What is the treatment for G6PD deficiency?
There is no treatment, but G6PD deficiency does not cause any problems unless there is exposure to an agent that causes haemolysis. The best treatment, therefore, is prevention. Do not take any medicines without consulting your doctor and avoid broad beans and the plant itself. Always tell health professionals if you have G6PD deficiency, so they can prescribe drugs that are safe.
Rarely, the haemolytic anaemia is severe enough to require blood transfusion.


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Coverage of a talk given on campus yesterday by William Lauder, executive chairman of Estee Lauder.
Faculty & Research
Lerner in the Media
Bruce Weber, dean, Lerner College of Business and Economics, commented on an a warning letter the Securities and Exchange Commission issued to Chicago-based Options Clearing Corp.
Opinion piece by Burt Abrams, professor of economics, on Janet Yellen.
Charles Elson, director, John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance, commented on difficulties within business partnerships.
Charles Elson, director, Weinberg Center for Corporate Goverance, commented on a legal dispute between two tire manufacturing companies.
William A. Sullivan, managing director of Marriott's Courtyard Newark at the University of Delaware, was featured in the September/October 2013 issue of Mid-Atlantic Events magazine.
Opinion piece by President Patrick Harker describes the new preceptor model now in place in ISE Lab.
Opinion piece by Burton Abrams, professor of economics, discusses national debt in the United States. Multiple outlets nationwide ran the story.
Charles Elson, director, Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance, commented on the trend of companies recruiting third-party legal help instead of in-house counsel.
Charles Elson, director, Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance, commented on a study examining the effects of interventions by activist investors.


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Professors of History and Religious Studies examine spirituality and society
Professors talk about religion's role in identity, culture and society on UT home page feature
Posted: September 26, 2005
"Religious beliefs are the most strongly held beliefs in our society," said Dr. G. Howard Miller, associate professor of history and an expert in Christianity at The University of Texas at Austin. "They are absolutes, and absolutes are worth dying for."
While this might seem like a strong statement to a large portion of the world's population, Miller asserts that moderation of religious views, a certain "enlightenment" if you will, is a recent development in society.
"Many of the conflicts we see throughout the world are a revolt against 300 years of domination by Western civilization," said Miller. "Some extremist religious groups are trying to expel the outside influences, primarily from the West, from their culture."


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Drink Recipes Using White Whiskey?
I'm not a huge whiskey drinker, but I went to Koval Distillery in Chicago, and they had this really interesting and tasty white whiskey made from oats. I really liked it, so I bought a bottle. I can definitely drink it on the rocks, but was hoping someone out there had some ideas of cocktails I could make that might highlight its flavors. Similar to how Hendrick's gin is great with some soda and a slice of cucumber. Thanks!
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