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Full detailed profile on Lesley Lu "Lulu" Spencer Falconeri (Past) Played by Julie Marie Berman on General Hospital Daytime Soap Opera.
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Birthday: November 3 1983
At Wyndemere, Nikolas and Britt have breakfast and discuss their engagement party. She thought they were going to cancel it but he insists it's going ahead. They start making out. Spencer runs in and yelps that Ben is gone. He starts looking under the cushions and then begins moaning about how Emma has ripped out his heart. His father explains that Emma has other issues to deal with right now. Spencer runs off as Lulu comes in. After Britt wanders off to check on Ben, Lulu tells the prince about her dream. As they discuss her feelings, Britt listens at the door.
Lulu doesn't want to leave with Dante, Luke or Laura. Luke and Laura explain who they are and Dante adds he's her husband. Lulu says, "No you're not, my husband's name is Stavros Cassadine." Lulu calls them liars and calls out to Stavros. Laura explains Stavros is a kidnapper and Dante tells her about their wedding but she doesn't remember. Dante tries to make her see that they love each other. Laura thinks they should take a break and she tries to calm Lulu. Dante asks Luke what if she never remembers any of us. Laura tells Lulu it is okay if she can't remember anything because she's her mother and she does. Luke says they have to leave and upsets Lulu who thinks she's safe there as Stavros' wife. They convince her that the rest of the Cassadine's will want her out of the way. She agrees to leave.
Sonny thinks Brenda is at the door but finds Kate or Connie. He invites her in and asks if she's going to tell him who she is. Before she tells him she asks who he was hoping she was when he opened the door. He only wants her to be healthy and happy. He asks, "Are you Kate or are you Connie." She responds, "Neither," and explains the two are rolled up into one and she has to live with both of them inside her. She's decided to go by her given name Connie and says she has to live without Sonny. He wants all of her. Connie doesn't want to risk a relapse and being with him is a problem. He's angry and wants to talk to the doctors. She cries, "I don't want this, I need this." She kisses him goodbye.
AJ orders a BLT at Kelly's while Tracy is pitching Pickle-Lila to Shawn so he can get in on the ground floor now. AJ reminds her he is CEO of ELQ and Luke is too busy to find the missing Quartermaine heir. She hints Spinelli can help her, but AJ indicates Spinelli is working for him and talking to someone that can help him right now. AJ gives Tracy a choice to crash and burn or step aside. She says, "You win, ELQ is yours." He asks what the catch is and she decides she has better things to do announcing she's started TAQ, "Tracy Angelica Quartermaine" to market her product. AJ rattles Tracy by telling her he owns the name Pickle-Lila.
On Cassadine Island, Dante bangs on the window and yells Lulu's name. He tries getting the fingerprint activated security lock to work. He drags the body of a guard over and tries his thumb but has no success. He bangs on the locking mechanism with a large tank. In the dining room Stavros tells Luke and Laura that Lulu is safe. Luke asks if Lulu has been frozen. Stavros replies, "It is as I said. I am her prince and she is my ice princess." Stavros talks about Lulu's stubbornness to submit to the life he was planning for her. Due to her hot-bloodedness, he had to cool her down. Laura softly speaks to Stavros pleading that if he ever loved her to take her to Lulu. Alarms go off. Stavros yells, "My ice princess," and runs off. Alarms are blaring as Stavros demands Dante stay away from her. He's in the middle of telling Dante he will regret something when Luke knocks him out. Laura rushes to the door and calls Lulu's name. Luke and Dante drag Stavros to the security panel and scan his thumb. The door opens and they rush inside. Laura is worried about the temperature and Luke covers Lulu with his coat. Stavros comes to. Luke holds him at gunpoint until they can leave the ice chamber. They lock Stavros in the chamber as he yells, "She's my ice princess!" Dante lays her on a table across from Helena. He tells Lulu she is not going to die as they try to warm her. Laura pleads for Lulu to breathe. Dante apologizes for not saving Lulu and holds her. Luke and Laura scream back at Stavros that he killed Lulu. Luke tells Laura not to stop him, but she activates the cryo-chamber herself with Stavros inside.
At GH Nikolas says his father has Lulu. Elizabeth thinks he's confused. Alexis tells Nikolas he needs rest and when he wakes up things will make sense. Nikolas explains he is making sense, Stavros is alive. He reminds Alexis how he helped Robert Scorpio, angering Helena. He went to Greece to appease his grandmother and found out she was hiding something. He stumbled across his father in a locked room. Helena recounts how she saved Stavros and tells Nikolas someday he will come back healthier and stronger than ever. Nikolas asked him one day what he was doing. Stavros mumbles something about his princess. Nikolas finds out Stavros saw Lulu in Turkey rescuing Luke and thought she was Laura. Nik tried to reason with Stavros and showed him pictures of Laura and Lulu together. Stavros knocked Nik out and disappeared. Helena caught Nikolas calling Lucky and ended up kidnapping Ethan. Nik reminds Alexis that Dante is now a rival of Stavros.
On Cassadine Island Luke and Laura are shocked when Stavros Cassadine enters the room. Stavros says he is back and better than ever as Luke and Laura stare on in disbelief. He's hurt by Laura's disdain and rejection at seeing him and tells the couple, "Reports of all of our deaths have been greatly exaggerated at one point or another." Luke grabs Stavros holding a dinner knife to his neck reminding him, "You've cheated death twice, now the third time's a charm." Laura stops Luke from stabbing him so they can find Lulu. Luke throws the knife down. Laura begs Stavros to tell them where Lulu is. He promises to share every last detail, but first they will dine. They don't eat and Stavros tells him a Cassadine wouldn't poison a guest. He reminds Laura he wouldn't harm her and they are a family. Laura starts offering to stay with him if that's what he wants. Luke tells her not to negotiate anything. Stavros rejects her, saying he's given up their future to hold onto their past. He adds, "Besides, I've met someone else, Lulu my princess." He tells them not to get the wrong idea; he's just been courting Lulu since he sent the Ice Princess. Stavros is pleased with the second gift he sent Lulu, the bear. He admits to shooting Nikolas but thinks Helena fed Dante to the sharks. Luke boasts eliminating Helena from his family's life. Stavros states he is taking care of his mother the same way she took care of him. He is putting her on ice, just like he did to his new ice princess.
In a secret location Dante knocks out one of his capturers and starts to make his way around eliminating others. He gains access to a private room filled with technical equipment. He finds Helena's body under a sheet with a cold icy stare. Dante backs away from her into a door and peers through its icy window. He utters, "Lulu?"
Maxie appears to wake up from a nap by a knock on the door. Lulu enters and asks why she lied about the baby. Lulu says Dr. Westbourne told her everything. She screams at Maxie. They both cry. Maxie yells she doesn't want the baby and neither does Spinelli. It's a dream. She wakes up and finds Spin standing over her. He tells her what he heard her say and thinks she overheard him and Ellie arguing about having children. Spinelli says he wants kids. Maxie tells him he can be a dad and there is still time. He confesses he wants to procreate. He speculates that if fate took a different turn there would be little Spixie's running about. Dante shows up and tells them Lulu is missing. Maxie starts to get upset. Dante tries to find out if anything suspicious has happened. Maxie asks what she can do and Dante asks her to take care of their baby. Dante leaves and calls Lulu to leave a message that he is coming to get her.
Lucy hands flowers to Laura as Luke arrives at the courthouse. Scott demands to know why he's there. Luke blows him off and tells Laura that Lulu is getting ready. He hugs Lucy. Scott tells him he isn't invited and goes to throw him out. Laura wants to know what he is doing there first. Scotty says it's because he's a dumbbell and wants to tell her she's making the biggest mistake of her life. Kevin asks them to stop fighting. Luke admits he's there to stop the stupid wedding and Scotty's not the right man. Laura asks, "Then who is?" He doesn't know, but it's not Scotty. He is interrupted by a call from Dante. He hangs up and tells them about Lulu. Luke threatens Scotty then rushes off with Laura. Lucy tells Scotty no one believes he's responsible. Kevin's not sure if he agrees.
Lulu lies passed out at the apartment. Dante arrives and picks up a package at the door addressed from Bobbie. He yells to Lulu and unlocks the door. He rushes to her side and checks her pulse. Someone hits him in the head from behind. He wakes up and finds Lulu gone. He calls Luke to report Lulu missing. Anna shows up with police. Dante briefs her about the day's events. He's about to cry and complains about not being there for Lulu. He says the person who sent the package knew about the gift from Bobbie. Anna starts an investigation and wants to have the bear analyzed. Luke and Laura show up worried.
Laura asks Scotty why she had to rush to the courthouse. Scotty says to get married. She doesn't want to rush. She wants something special, something to tell her new grandchild about. Scott tells her the plan for a wedding with Lucy Coe as maid-of-honor and Kevin as best man. Laura wants Lulu to be her maid-of-honor. Scott calls Lulu and requests her to come to the courthouse for the wedding. Laura shares she wanted to plan her own wedding. He asks if she wants to wait because of Luke. Laura confesses she found out about Anna. She realizes Scott knew already and asks why. Scott shares his panic and fear of losing her. He asks if she still wants to marry him. Lucy and Kevin show up and Laura confirms there's a wedding. She changes into the dress Lucy brought. Luke arrives.
At the Falconeri's, Lulu tells Luke that Laura has feelings for him. Luke figures she wants Scott and they are over. Lulu gets the call from Scott. She fidgets with the bear. Luke asks what the problem is. She yells Scott and Laura are about to be married. They argue about Laura's predicament. She tells Luke he should go stop the wedding. The time on the bear is 6:45. She pleads with Luke that if he doesn't trust Scotty how could he let Laura marry someone he thinks is dangerous. Luke says Laura needs to pay the price or save herself. Lulu changes for the wedding. Luke has left. She picks up the bear. It's 7:00 and the alarm rings. Lulu ends up passed out on the floor with the bear alarm ringing.
At Dante and Lulu's, Laura considers Lulu's question about Luke being free. Olivia enters with Bobbie's gift. Lulu is excited but Luke interrogates Olivia about the origin of the package. Olivia doesn't understand what's wrong. Laura says they've made a lot of enemies. Luke shares recent events of the fake ice princess. While Luke and Laura argue about Scotty being involved, Olivia notices the bag is ticking. Luke tries to get them all out of the apartment but Lulu is busy. As they leave she returns to the bag and eagerly goes through it. Luke yells and there's an altercation. The package spills. A bear with a big clock in the belly stares back at them. Lulu says it is a sleep aid for the baby. Olivia sees the clock and passes out. She recovers quickly and Dante takes her to the hospital. Lulu begins a conversation with Luke and Laura about him being available. Laura's interrupted by a phone call and leaves to meet Scotty. Luke wonders what's up with Laura. Lulu tells Luke the real reason Laura is here and why she agreed to marry Scott.
Lucy and Scott arrive at the court house. An employee tells him it is quitting time and tries to leave. Scotty makes an attempt to sweet talk and bribe the clerk without success. He tells Lucy he needs a marriage license tonight. She runs off after the clerk, losses him, but wrangles the Mayor and her assistant into Scotty's troubles. Lucy threatens the Mayor into helping Scotty. He jokes her job could be on the line and he could run for mayor.
Laura meets Scott at the court house and he explains they can get married right now.
In their hotel room Scotty sees Laura looking at a photo of Luke. She closes her family album and explains how she will soon see the sonogram of her grandbaby. She thinks Lulu would like to see pictures of herself as a baby. Scott asks if she is going to keep what she saw between Duke and Anna to herself if she sees Luke. He wants to go with Laura but she wants to be alone with Lulu. Scott proposes, and this time produces a ring. He places it on her finger and she says yes.
Dante visits his mom at Steve's. He is worried about her as she wanders around in a robe. She tells him she's waiting for a lawyer to call and tries to get him to take the cannoli. He talks her into getting dressed to come with him for his and Lulu's big day.
At Lulu's, Luke asks if she has received any more surprise gifts. He indicates the ice princess fake might not have been from Helena. Luke suggests Scott is responsible. They agree Scott may still hold a grudge against her. Luke suspects Scotty is backing off because Luke is onto him. She says she will stay out of it. She has her own relationship to focus on. She thinks he does too. He tells her Anna broke it off. She asks if Laura knows. She thinks Laura will be interested in him now. Luke doesn't understand how. Laura and Olivia arrive. Dante and Lulu unveil the picture of their baby. There are hugs all around. There is a pause as Luke and Laura turn to each other. They hug and smile at one another. Olivia leaves to get a gift from the car. Luke and Dante discuss Helena and he asks Dante to look into Scott Baldwin. Laura shares the family album with Lulu's baby pictures. Laura confesses that Anna is cheating on Luke. Lulu tells her that Anna broke up with Luke and asks her if it matters to her. Olivia returns with a large gift bag addressed from Aunt Bobbi. Luke says don't touch it.
Dante and Lulu joke on their way to the sonogram and a distracted Liz directs them to the exam room. In the exam room, Britt suggests Maxie get another OB, but Maxie refuses to lose their patient and doctor privilege. Britt promises not to tell Lulu and Dante the truth, but wants to be left out of it when it all comes crashing down. Dante and Lulu arrive and Britt administers the sonogram. Maxie looks sad while Lulu and Dante are overjoyed to hear the heartbeat. Lulu tells Maxie they will forever be grateful. They leave and Maxie asks Britt to see sonogram again. Later, Liz accidentally directs Spin into Maxie's room. His heart is warmed by the site of the baby but notices Maxie is upset. She seems about to tell him the truth when Ellie comes in and gushes over how happy Dante and Lulu are. Later, Dante and Lulu thank Britt for making it all happen. She gives all the credit to Maxie. Meanwhile, Michael asks Liz about her date with AJ and she tells him he was too busy making out with Carly. He is doubtful but AJ arrives and confirms Liz's story. She stomps off and he AJ tells Michael it is all true.
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by Colin Vassallo | 27/03/2013 5:26 PM
Ric Flair's agent, Melinda Morris Zanoni of Legacy Talent and Entertainment, issued a statement yesterday regarding Flair's health after a trip to the hospital on Monday.
"Ric is doing well, he feels great, and is home. WWE's medical staff performed a physical on Ric yesterday, like they do all of their athletes, and recommended that he have a doctor take a closer look at his swollen leg," the statement read.
"Upon arriving back in Charlotte today he went to see his doctors and it was determined that there is a blood clot. He was not admitted to the hospital, rather released with medication, which the doctors are confident will work quickly causing Ric to completely heal soon."
The statement also adds that Flair is looking forward to perform for WWE very soon.
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My dear fellow food addict you are not alone. For several months I satisfied my odd craving for tuna-directly from the can, adding nothing but lemon juice. For another period of time I could not go to bed without a diet fudge bar. I have relied on pasta, cookies, cheese and potato chips. I have also postponed the regular meals that I prepare for my family so that I might add it all up into one big salad.because I HAD to have the crispy sweet crunch of Romain.
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Oct 24, 2007
I've been pretty open about my past experience with Postpartum Depression (or Postpartum Mood Disorder as it's now known as). I always thought this was important because nobody was talking about it when I was going through it in 2004. I felt alone. I was lost. Nobody told me I might not want to be around my new baby or that I'd regret having her in the first place. I assumed this made me a horrible mother. What I didn't realize, is that 80% of new moms feel this way.
Obviously, I wasn't alone.
There's been a movement to make women aware of the danger signs and symptoms of Postpartum Mood Disorder. Instead of re-telling my tale here, I thought I'd conclude the helpful tips I learned after I got help.
Let's recap: The
Six things to focus on to combat/prevent PPD are (as told to me by my health care mental professional: AKA Shrink).
1. Adult Social Interaction
2. Exercise
3. Sleep.
4. Nutrition.
5. Creativity.
and 6 (Added by me): organization.
You'll see that number 3: Sleep, is a riot. HAHAHA! SLEEP?! Yea, right, if I was sleeping, I'd probably not be K-EERAAZZYYY. And it's true. You would be a lot better off if your sleeping wasn't being interrupted five to eight times a night by a screaming child. That alone is enough to make someone off kilter. Add in the hormonal changes and the change in your brain chemistry and you've got a recipe for fun.
Since you can't control how much your new infant sleeps, the other things become that much more important. Nutrition becomes a priority. If you let your cravings take over during pregnancy (let's face it, who doesn't?) it's time to get back on track. Make sure you eat. Eat protein. Eat healthy carbs. EAT. Depression can suppress your appetite so that you won't eat which spirals your blood sugar down and your mood along with it. So please, eat. Even if it's a royal pain in the ass (and it can be). Do it.
The creative portion can be a tough one, too. While you're caring for your newborn, you might forget that you are an adult, not just a parent now. You have ideas! You have thoughts! You know things aside from sleeping schedules and feeding times. Tap in to your previous hobbies. Write. Blog. Paint. Play your musical instrument. Maybe even find a new hobby, something to focus on like knitting? Playing the guitar?
And, number six, added by yours truly, a type A specialist in todo lists, organization. Depression, as I was told, creates a sense of overwhelmed-ness (is that a word? No? It is now. Look! I'm being creative! With the English dictionary, no less!) I suffer from this even in the best circumstances. I take on too much and then can't remember what I was doing. It's become especially bad since having Baby O. My brain? It is fried. I barely remember what I was working on when the next task pops in to my head and I'm off to do said Next Task.
What was I saying?
See… it's ok to become an idiot. It's a THING. It's called Mommy Brain. Learn it. Love it. Use the excuse. It's real. But don't spiral in to a catatonic state. Make a list and check it twice. You'll find control in something again. Since that tiny person has so much control over you, it's important to feel like you are still in charge.
Please join us today as an act of making this mood disorder public. Speak out. Tawlk amounst yourself. And if you are participating, please sign the Mr. Linky here. Please? Let's reach as many people as possible.
*Please check back later today for a podcast on Mamas Pod about our experience with PPD. Three out of Four friends has some experience of various degrees. Come identify with us as we share our stories. (Coming 4pm PST)
This is a great list, thanks, L. I will be printing out and saving for February. I had a serious case of baby blues last time (I don't THINK it was outright PPD, but maybe), and don't want to repeat that to such an extent. I know it's unavoidable, but hopefully these things will help.
By el-e-e on 2007 10 24
Thanks for letting us know about this. the first step in combatting is education. Thanks for helping mothers like me.
By rebecca on 2007 10 24
I really liked the organization bit! I'm so trying to get more organized before baby #3 comes along. Get a cleaning routine… dinner routine… TIME FOR SELF routine… I wish my damn printer worked so I could plaster this list ALL over my house. Seems like your feeling much better this time around. I'm so glad. XOXO.
By kelli on 2007 10 24
This is great! I just love the practical-ness of this. The fact that somehow I've managed to implement some of this stuff on my own, makes me realize that yeah, I was dealing with a little bit of PPD myself. Thank God I seem to be coming out of it too!
Thanks for sharing!
By sarahgrace on 2007 10 24
I completely agree with the organization thing. My son was 7 1/2 weeks premature and spent the first 15 days of his life in the NICU. I filled up my time (when I wasn't at the hospital) with making lists of what I still needed to get, Doctor appointments that needed to be made, writing thank you notes. Basically anything to keep busy and keep my mind off being home without a baby. Oh, and lots of Target therapy. Baby shopping at Target makes everything so much better.
By Someone Being Me on 2007 10 24
I am here!
By Secret Evil Blog on 2007 10 24
I love that you are posting about PPD. I am a fighter of depression since 2000, and everything you talk about for PPD are things that I have learned to apply in my daily life.
By Mrs. Mustard on 2007 10 24
Just knowing that you are not alone is so very very important.
By Oma Flinger on 2007 10 24
I know I appreciate this list. I was a bit depressed with my first, but more so with my second child who is clingy and does NOT like to sleep in her crib. She prefers the couch. So yeah, just getting the—sleep—would make a huge difference in my attitude towards life.
Thank you for sharing Mrs.F. Still working on getting out of this but ever so often I see light at the end of the tunnel, and I know there is hope. Yes, Hope. Sweet Hope (here is to hoping she sleeps through the night tonight).
I am not an A type personality; but I really couldn't agree with you more…when things are organized and run smoothly, that really helps. Guess what I just did the other day? I organized our laundry bins—one for each person in our house plus one for towels. It is making my life so much easier because I **HATE** Laundry. Now to do that for dishes…
By hilary on 2007 10 25
Those are great tips, even if a person doesn't have PPD! Thanks for sharing!
By Holly on 2007 10 25
you rock
By candace on 2007 10 26
As mommy of baby #3, I am already crazy.There is no time, I am exhausted and need abreak, but what you said is sooooo true!
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By Katherine Stone on 2007 10 30
I found myself with PPD just last month when my 4th child was born Between a baby, full time business, no sleep, and general life, I was a bit stretched to the limit.
For about 3 weeks I was just out of it. So I can relate to PPD allot and the idea of talking about it is great!
You have a great blog here Mrs. Flinger!
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On Saturday, Tiger Woods was still kinda, sorta, maybe, a little bit in the hunt at the British Open, until he started to fall apart, mostly with his putter.
On the par-4 13th, one of the toughest holes on the course, Tiger had a short par putt to stay at 4-under. He missed it, and then started to flip out at the Old Course. He swashed his arm (I made that word up), and screamed at the hole, and then dropped a nice little F-bomb to boot.
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Travis Taylor had a career-high six rebounds and only one turnover for the Musketeers.
Jan. 12, 2013
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CINCINNATI - The men's basketball team dominated their way to a 71-56 victory over conference foe George Washington Saturday afternoon at Cintas Center. Senior Brad Redford and freshman Semaj Christon each dropped a game-high 21 points.
Xavier is now 9-6 and 2-0 in the Atlantic 10 while George Washington drops to 7-8 for the season and 1-1 in the conference. The Musketeers leads the all-time series 27-9 including eight straight wins over the Colonials. Xavier is 87-11 all-time in A-10 games at Cintas Center and an amazing 49-1 over the last six seasons.
With 5:12 left in the second half Redford hit his fifth three pointer of the game to give the Musketeers 57-46 lead. Redford set a career high with seven three pointers made and set a new career-high with his 21 points. Redford logged a season-high 33 minutes on the court.
Travis Taylor pulled down a game-high 11 rebounds to go along with his six points and a career-high six assists. Christon has led the team in scoring seven times this season while Taylor has had a team-high in rebounds 11 times this season and six times in the last seven games.
Christon dished out a game-high seven assists. Jeff Robinson ended with 12 points from 6-of-9 shooting from the field and five rebounds in the Musketeers' winning effort.
XU shot 57.1 percent for the game while GW fired only 38.6 percent. Xavier shot a season-high 80 percent (8-of-10) from long range and held George Washington to 30.8 percent (4-of-13). The Musketeers muscled their way to 33 rebounds and 24 defensive boards while limiting the Colonials to only 28 rebounds.
Taylor pulled down eight rebounds and tallied four points to give the Musketeers a 35-20 advantage at half time. Xavier finished the half on a 7-0 run lasting 2:13. Seven different players contributed points in the first half and was lead by Redford with nine.
An emphatic dunk by Robinson and a three pointer by Redford sparked a 7-0 run to open the game for the Musketeers. Redford made his first start of the season and fifth of his career, ended with first half shooting 3-of-4 from long range. Robinson shot a perfect 4-for-4 from the field at half time.
XU outshot and outrebounded the Colonials in the first half shooting 59.3 percent to 33.3 percent and pulled in 22 rebounds to six GW rebounds. The Musketeers had seven offensive rebounds in the first half which lead to six second chance points.
Lasan Kromah of George Washington had a team-high 12 points and pulled in four rebounds and two assists. Isaiah Armwood, the Colonials' leading scorer, rebounder, and shot blocker was held to a season-low six points, six rebounds, and two blocks after fouling out for the first time all season.
Xavier will travel to St. Bonaventure for its first conference road game Wednesday, January 16. Tipoff is scheduled for 8 p.m. Stay tuned to GoXavier.com for the latest news and updates of Xavier men's basketball.


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3 cups
thinly sliced potatoes
2 cups
frozen green beans
1/2 teaspoon
dried thyme
1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1 teaspoon
vegetarian Worcestershire sauce
1 cup
vegetable broth, divided
1 teaspoon
1/4 cup
chopped fresh parsley
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This was really good. How can you ever go wrong with potatoes and thyme? I used fresh green beans so I steamed them first. i cooked the potatoes in the broth mixture and then added the green beans when the potatoes were done. I used chicken broth instead and found that i didnt need the starch because the starch from the potatoes thickened it quite well.
This recipe was easy and I had all the ingredients in the house. It cooked well and even held for a little while when my husband was late. My 16 month old liked it too! It was soft but had chunks. The thyme was tasty.
The changes I made to this recipe were that I sauteed the potatoes briefly in butter along with some chopped red onion before adding the broth, seasonings and fresh green beans. I also added some kielbasa chunks to make this a one-skillet meal. Didn't find it necessary to add the cornstarch.
Just average. I would recommend adding the beans until potatoes are 1/2 way cooked...ended up looking like goulash. Needed more flavor, but considering it's a low cal side dish, was just okay and very easy to make.
Made this last night and we LOVED it!! What a great, low fat, low calorie side dish for those of us Weight Watchers. Very filling also. Thanks!!
way too much pepper!!!
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Posted by mk on 06/10/2014
We went there on May 10th to celebrate my husbands birthday. atmosphere is great, service is fantastic & my husband loved his lasagna. Rack of lamb happens to be my favorite dish. I have had it in many restaurants coast to coast and beyond. It was on special that day. The lamb tasted old or having been frozen for some time. My rack was not medium rare it was overdone and chewy. I had a hard time cutting through with a serrated knife. I didn't say anything - it was my husbands Birthday and he enjoyed his dish. The price for this lamb was exorbitant. We should have asked how much it is, but I would have ordered it anyway. Very disappointed.
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I have been to this place several times- always with outstanding, warm service and AMAZING food. I dream about the Bolognese. Naysayers either have a warped palate or a bad attitude. This restaurant is fabulous.
Posted by annoymous on 05/24/2013
if you want a fine dining experience with outstanding food don't go here. my chicken looked like a can of chicken soup had been dumped over it and I find instant mashed potatoes to be unappetizing. yes, the rest. is lovely but I didn't go for atmosphere. spending over $200 on lousy food leaves me with a bad taste in my mouth.
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My Husband and I went to EVO for New Years Eve (12/31/12), we wanted to go somewhere nice and that we have not tried. The atmosphere was romantic a little to dark could not read the menu. The greeting at the door was friendly and our server was friendly. My husband ordered the Zuppa Di Pesce it had no flavor and it was mostly squid and calamari which was not very good with a few clams, mussels and shrimp and a small piece of fish which was some sort of white fish. I had the Carbonara which was ok. We felt that it was pricey and not a good value.for what you get. Would not recommend.
Posted by Kevin Hughes on 07/27/2012
I went there July 26th for my birthday and all I can say is omg the food was amazing. Some of the best Italian food I've had in a long time. I got the three meat sampler and it was fantastic. I had a bite of everyone's food and the lasagna was like nothing I've ever had before. I definitely will be going back again. It was a fantastic evening.


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A year in the making, Virginia Tech on Friday released a methodology intended to meaningfully curb campus and off-campus alcohol misuse and abuse and related harmful behaviors during the next five to seven years.
Engaged student leaders, risk-management training for student clubs and new incentives to do the right thing – such as seeking medical help for a dangerously intoxicated friend – help form the backbone of the proposed strategy for changing student conduct.
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This month we welcomed Noushin Jahanian as Intel's director of Tax Policy and Government Relations and newest member of our Washington, DC office. Noushin joins us from the Washington Tax Group and before that she was the Chief Counsel and Policy Director for Senator Stabenow of Michigan.Below is Noushin's first post on Policy@Intel. We are very excited she has joined our team. The American Research and Competitiveness Act of 2011– Driving Jobs and Innovation By Noushin Jahanian, director of Tax Policy and Government Relations at Intel Yesterday, Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), John Larson (D-CT), Erik Paulsen (R-MN) and Anna Eshoo (D-CA) introduced the American Research and Competitiveness Act of 2011. This bipartisan bill would increase the R&D Alternative Simplified Credit (ASC) from 14% to 20% and make it permanent. Incidentally, the Obama Administration's 2012 budget also called for increasing the ASC and making the R&D credit permanent. For Intel, innovation is our lifeblood. Intel applies for a thousand patents a year and in 2010, we invested over $6.6 billion in R&D – 80% of which was here in the U.S. And we're not alone… A strengthened, permanent R&D tax credit will not only spur innovation but will also create more high-skilled, high-paying jobs in the U.S. A January 2010 report by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) found that increasing the ASC to 20% would not only create 162,000 in the short-term, but it would also increase annual GDP by $90 billion, increase the number of patents issued to American inventors by 3,850, and increase federal tax revenues by $17 billion. The R&D tax credit is set to expire again at the end of this year. Intel thanks these members for their strong leadership on this issue. Now is the time for Congress to come together and pass a strengthened and permanent R&D tax credit.
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International exhibitors and visitors from the paint and coatings industry are getting ready for the new American Coatings Show from June 3-5 in Charlotte, NC. The highly anticipated event will feature approximately 300 exhibitors who will showcase their latest product news and brief industry on current developments in coatings technology. The event motto, "The Next Level," will showcase these exhibitors and to spark the attention of coatings manufacturers about the broad palette of the companies' products and concepts.
"The American Coatings Show will be the must-attend event of the American coatings industry. The future of American coatings will be shaped on this platform," said Esther Schewenke, head of events for show organizer, Vincentz Network.
From June 2-4, the first American Coatings Conference will run concurrent with the American Coatings Show. With more than 150 delegates and over 170 entries submitted, the conference will feature a program of 72 technical papers and 40 posters will be presented as well. Twelve focused sessions will be held over the three days addressing new developments in specific coatings applications, important raw material classes as well as innovative testing and laboratory methods.
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Generic Drug Labeling--Are Generic Drug Manufacturers Responsible for Petitioning for New Warnings?
On November 16, FDA filed an amicus brief at the 6th Circuit's invitation in the consolidated appeals of Smith v. Wyeth, Inc. (Case No. 09-5460), Wilson v. Pliva, Inc. (Case No. 09-5466), and Morris v. Wyeth, Inc. (Case No. 09-5509). The issue on appeal is: "Whether federal law preempts a tort claim under state law that a generic drug approved by the Food and Drug Administration was inadequately labeled." FDA's position is that "failure-to-warn claims against manufacturers of generic drugs are not categorically preempted by federal law." Interestingly though, FDA filed a contrary amicus brief in 2006 for another case, Colacicco v. Apotex, advocating that state-law claims were preempted by federal law. However, FDA withdrew its opinion following the Supreme Court's decision in Wyeth v. Levine and after Obama's democratic administration took office.
The Wyeth cases concern the drug Reglan® (metoclopramide), which is indicated to relieve symptoms caused by slow stomach emptying in people who have diabetes. Plaintiffs assert that the drug was defective because the brand and generic drug manufacturers failed to adequately warn that long-term use of metaclopramide could result in tardive dyskinesia--a neurological disorder. The District Court dismissed the case, holding that plaintiffs' failure-to-warn claims were categorically preempted by federal law. The Court reasoned that generic drug manufacturers could not comply with Federal law--the Hatch-Waxman Amendments to the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act in particular--if they were liable under state-law for failure-to-warn, because Federal law requires generic drugs to have identical labeling to the brand drugs.
FDA contends that the District Court's decision is therefore contrary to already-existing case law. For instance, the Supreme Court in Levine held that Federal Law does not pre-empt plaintiffs' claim that a drug or medical device manufacturer failed to give an adequate warning. However, the District Court distinguished Levine from the current case, because Levine involved a claim against a brand drug--not a generic drug--and, therefore, involved different regulatory provisions. Other court of appeals cases decided after Levine, held that Federal Law governing generic drugs does not preempt state law failure-to-warn cases against generic drugs. See Mensing v. Wyeth, 588 F.3d 603 (8th Cir. 2009); Demahy v. Actavis, 593 F.3d 428 (5th Cir. 2010). FDA also opined that although federal law may proscribe remedies in failure-to-warn cases, these cases are categorically preempted, because failure of a generic drug company to petition the FDA to change a warning label could be an actionable negligence.


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LONDON Acetaminophen isnt any better at relieving back pain than a fake pill, despite almost universal recommendations to take the drug, according to the first big trial to test it.
Acetaminophen, sold as Tylenol and Paracetamol, among other names, is recommended in numerous guidelines for back pain, mainly because it has few side effects; past studies have shown it works for other types of pain. But there is no proof it is effective for lower back pain in particular.
In a new study, Australian researchers assigned more than 1,600 people with acute lower back pain to either acetaminophen to a maximum dose of 4,000 mg per day or a placebo. Scientists found no major difference in the time it took people to recover: Those on acetaminophen got better after 17 days while those who took dummy pills recovered after 16 days. The study focused on the kind of back pain most people experience, resulting from lack of exercise, bad posture, or a strain.
The research was paid for by the Australian government and GlaxoSmithKline Australia. It was published online Wednesday in the journal, The Lancet.
Most people would have thought (acetaminophen) would have some effect, so this was a surprise, said Bart Koes of Erasmus MC University Center in the Netherlands, who co-authored an accompanying commentary. He said doctors should monitor people taking acetaminophen to see if the drug actually works. If not, they should switch patients to stronger medication while advising them to stay active.
Lower back pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide and doctors usually recommend treatments including painkillers, exercise, stretching, physical therapy and old-fashioned remedies like hot and cold packs.
The mechanisms of back pain are likely to be different from other pain conditions and this is an area that we need to study more, said Chris Williams of the University of Sydney in Australia, the studys lead author, in an email.
We know exercise helps so people should stay as active as possible, said Chris Mercer, a physical therapist specializing in back pain and spokesman for Britains Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Dont just take to your bed.
Some doctors said it was too early to give up on acetaminophen and said most people would get better within a week or two whatever treatment they tried.
Different strategies will work for different patients, said Dr. Nigel Mathers, honorary secretary of Britains Royal College of General Practitioners. If (acetaminophen) works for you, then continue to take it.
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Stop me if you have heard something like this before. The Department of Justice announced a civil lawsuit on Tuesday alleging that Bank of America defrauded buyers of mortgage-backed securities by lying about the quality of the home loans involved. The Securities and Exchange Commission also announced a parallel case against BofA.
Yes, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) and various private securitization investors, among other parties, have previously filed similar types of suits against BofA. This time, the allegations focus on a specific securities offering from 2008, one in which investors including Wachovia Bank and the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco purchased over $850 million worth of supposedly high-quality mortgage-backed securities from BofA.
The DOJ estimates that investors will ultimately lose more than $100 million on the offering. As of June, the Justice Department said, 23% of the mortgages involved had failed or were delinquent.
What is most noteworthy, perhaps, about these latest charges — particularly to those of us who represent mortgage loan originators that sold loans to Countrywide or BofA in the past, and now must defend against BofA's pious and generally meritless demands that those originators "indemnify" BofA for its alleged losses — are some of the quotes from BofA in response to the announcement of these new suits.
Such as: Bank spokesman Lawrence Grayson saying yesterday that the mortgages in question were "sold to sophisticated investors who had ample access to the underlying data," and that "the loans in this pool performed better than loans with similar characteristics originated and securitized at the same time by other financial institutions," and, finally, that "we are not responsible for the housing market collapse that caused mortgage loans to default at unprecedented rates, and these securities to lose value as a result."
Mr. Grayson, it might surprise you to learn that BofA routinely dismisses such arguments when they are made (appropriately) by correspondents to BofA, which structured the very loan programs that gave rise to the "unprecedented" default rates, yet still presses its meritless claims against loan originators that sold it the loans it coveted.
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Get reacquainted with traditional Malay cuisine at Hajah Maimunah Restaurant, located in Kampong Glam, famous for its restaurants serving Nasi Padang. With over 20 years of experience, this Malay restaurant has even been featured on celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain's television show.
With long queues a fixture during lunch time, this restaurant offers a huge array of authentic Malay dishes at reasonable prices, including beef Rendang (braised beef), Sambal Belachan (chilli and shrimp paste), Ayam Bakar Padang (grilled chicken), Tahu Telur (deep-fried beancurd) and Ikan Bakar (grilled fish). There is also a dessert counter dishing out sweet favourites like Kueh Lapis (layered cake) and Odeh Odeh (a Pandan dessert filled with palm sugar).
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Ramona Singer Blows Up at Sonja Morgan, Calls Her an "Airhead"
Last night on The Real Housewives of New York (Season 5, Episode 4: "Diss-Invite") Ramona Singer and Sonja Morgan got into a big fight over Sonja attending Heather's London "girls' trip" even though Ramona had been purposefully not invited.
The tension bubbled up at Sonja's Social Life magazine party, where Ramona became so enraged that she told Sonja that she didn't know what she was talking about, and then called her BFF an "airhead" and said she has "diarrhea of the mouth." Yikes!
Being a friend of Ramona's means that you are no stranger to a little argument here and there, but this fight seemed particularly vicious. Do you think Ramona and Sonja can get past this issue and remain friends? Vote below
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Knowing the formal silverware functions is important when attending a formal dinner. Learn the formal silverware functions so that you're prepared for your next dining event.See Transcript
Transcript:Learn Formal Silverware FunctionsHello, I'm Bonnie Zaiss for About.com. You're attending a formal dinner party and there are 3 forks at your setting. How do you know which one to use first?
There are some standards on what kind of silverware is set for a formal dinner function. In general, you start from the outside and work your way in. Here are the basic silverware functions.
Formal Silverware Functions for the Left Side of the Dinner PlateAt the top above your dinner plate, your bread plate will have its own butter knife. Its only function is to butter your bread. Simply leave it on the bread plate when done.
To the far left of your dinner plate is the salad fork. It's smaller than the dinner fork and is used with your salad and will be removed with your salad plate.
Next in is the dinner fork for your main entrée. Lastly is the dessert fork.
Formal Silverware Functions for the Right Side of Your Dinner PlateOn the far right is a soup spoon. It could be a tablespoon or a larger, rounder spoon then your standard size spoon.
As you work your way into the dinner plate on the right side center is a standard spoon used for dessert if needed and/or coffee or tea.
Your knife is to the right of the dinner plate and is used on your entrée.
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It used to be that I could answer many of my dad's technical questions on computers, anyway.We all know that the younger crowd are generally more "hip" to the trends in the world of gigabytes and hard drives, but these days, my dad is outpacing my own admittedly limited techno-savvy. Only a few years ago, I had to show him the finer points of surfing the Internet after he finally got an ISP that wasn't stuck in first gear. "Web mail," I told him, "is where it's at. You can check it from anywhere." Well, he's taken it to heart. He got himself the mother of all laptops this year, and when he set out on one of his extended road trips, he vowed that what bills he couldn't pay before he left, he would pay while on the road on the Internet. Necessity, it seems, forced him into the world of online bill pay. But I think once he found he could trust it, and that the water company wouldn't shut him off if they didn't get a paper check at the end of the month, it opened up a whole new world of "online" for him and this Christmas could quite possibly be his first-ever Web Christmas. Christmas shopping has always presented a special set of problems for us. First, and probably least, is that you have to think of who to give to. Next, what to give them. The big snafu comes when you've got to go out and get it. All the planning and plotting and great ideas of what could be can quickly go out the window when it comes down to actually getting out of the house and tangling with the holiday masses. That usually entails a trip to the mall, and by God, that's the last place you want to be around Christmastime, isn't it? Winding your way around ruddy-faced toddlers in the death-grip of their parents. Teenagers congregating around the ice cream booth in the food court and talking in loud, teenager voices. Getting caught behind a slow-walking couple with no apparent destination and more time that should be allowable to get there and being unable to go around them without stepping out into the opposing lane of shopping traffic. Recovering from head-on collisions with rapid bargain hunters in front of F.Y.E. is not how you would normally like to celebrate the wonders of the holidays. No tidings of comfort and joy there. Nor in the canned Christmas music piped in in quantities near unimaginable over a speaker system that was designed for a 1978 Dodge Charger. How many times can you listen to "Carol of the Bells" while you're waiting in line at Sbarro or browsing through sweaters and scarves at Dillard's? It can all be a bit less than cheerful. So this year, my dad has taken to online gift-giving. And I couldn't be prouder. It's not that it's his first foray into Internet shopping. Earlier this year, he bought a rather high-quality camera after doing some Internet price-hunting. He even ordered his laptop online. I only wish that I could go digital and leave the shopping to my mouse and credit card. I guess I'm just having trouble giving up the cheerful holiday tradition of opening my wallet wide for some pimply high-school-junior check out clerk to jump in and take his due. Michael Davis covers government for the Daily Herald. His column appears on Fridays. He can be reached at (770) 957-9161 or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com .
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Make sure you have the exact amount of cash or you will need to request your delivery person come with a few singles at least. The delivery guy just shows up with your pizza.
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I have tried pizza all over this city and am a true New Yorker born and raised in brooklyn (not an out of state transplant who now lives in manhattan ) and I grew up on great pizza. Unfortunatelty, the pizza in manhattan and even brooklyn has dipped in quality for the past decade or so. I travel from brooklyn with my family and pay for manhattan parking to enjoy this pizza. The round plain slice is out of this world and the upside down is knock you out delicious. You will not be able to eat pizza anywhere else after eating it here. It is rated top ten best in nyc but I think it is the best and they're not even snobs about it....the staff is extremely friendly just don't order during the chrismas week because you may wait to long with all the office party orders.
Posted by Local on 12/21/2007
I don't recommend delivery. I recently waited well over an hour and we're one block away. The phone is often busy, so you can't even call to ask where the order is. Great pizza but not worth the hassle.
Posted by RR on 12/14/2007
I swore that you couldn't find decent pizza in the Penn Station area until I came across this joint. The regular slices are great, but my favorite are their upside down slices.....light and delicious!! And $2 for a regular slice?? Basically unheard of in Manhattan! A steal!
Posted by Neighbor on 04/16/2007
We order from them a lot. Their Sicilian pie is addictive, with a super yeasty, airy crust. The regular is terrific, too. We only go elsewhere on Sundays, when they're closed. They recently lowered their prices... I've never seen that before!
Posted by Anonymous on 01/11/2007
Although accross the street from penn station this is really a local place that many people in the neighborhood go to for excellant pizza. They use quality ingredients and it shows in the sauce and cheese. This is first rate pizza at its best. Got to be a best kept secrect. They do get the commuters also. So if you want real pizza made the old fashioned way with same itailian ownership for years this is your place. I rate it best pizza in manhattan. This pizza has real flavor other places lack.
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More Unintended Consequences of the Democrat's Healthcare Law
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Side Effects: Obamacare Discourages Docs
"It's an uncomfortable situation when Obamacare increases medical demand at the same time that the supply of docs is dwindling. And Obamacare will only "bend the doc curve down" even faster. For some physicians, the health care overhaul itself is driving them to retire early."


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Isles' fate rests in hands of 3 SLC rivals
Just about the only scenario that could inflict a degree of anxiety upon the Texas A&M-Corpus; Christi women's basketball team played out Thursday night.
Still, even though the Islanders don't control their path to the postseason with one regular-season game remaining, they're far from worried. After all, they need only beat a team that has lost 22 in a row and hope one of three other teams lose.
That, at least, is the most realistic situation that could put A&M-Corpus; Christi into the Southland Conference field of eight. There is even a way the Islanders could lose today at Sam Houston and still make the tournament.
It's just less of sure thing after McNeese State upset Southeastern Louisiana on the road Thursday. That took control out of A&M-Corpus; Christi's hands.
"They're pretty confident," Islanders coach Robert Robinson said of his team. "They understand it all boils down to us winning and taking care of business, much as it has been the past two weeks. The kids definitely understand if we lose, we're done."
Not quite. If A&M-Corpus; Christi (10-19, 6-9) loses at Sam Houston, a team that is winless in conference and has lost 27 of 28 games this season, they still could get in. They would need Southeastern to lose at East Division-champion Lamar and Central Arkansas (7-21, 5-10) to beat Northwestern State. The Islanders do not have the tiebreaker against Southeastern head-to-head, but they do have it with UCA in the mix.
The more probable scenarios involve the Islanders winning and then needing one of the three East Division games to fall their way Saturday.
With an A&M-Corpus; Christi victory, a loss by Southeastern (12-16, 6-9) or Northwestern State (14-14, 7-8) or McNeese (9-20, 7-8) against Nicholls State (6-20, 4-11) pushes the Islanders into the postseason.
Should A&M-Corpus; Christi win, but Southeastern, Northwestern State and McNeese also prevail, then the Islanders are done for the season. No tournament.
If any of the situations fall right for A&M-Corpus; Christi, the team could find itself seeded anywhere between sixth and eighth for next week's conference tournament.
The Islanders are trying to become the fifth team from the West Division to make the tournament. Robinson's team has defeated all East Division opponents except Southeastern. He believes his team's route has been more difficult, and they should make the tournament.
"Let's be honest, our division is tougher than that division," Robinson said. "I firmly believe that. I'm not going to say Lamar is better than San Antonio or Stephen F. even."
Maybe not. But, for the time being, Robinson needs some help from the East. If not, his team's season ends today.
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What: A&M-CC (10-19, 6-9) at Sam Houston (1-27, 0-15)
When: 3 p.m. today
Where: Johnson Coliseum, Huntsville
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2010 Race for Success Made Great Strides for Local Schools
On your mark, get set, run! More than 500 members of the Westchester community participated in 2010 Race for Success on Saturday, May 22. The 5K walk/run, held on the Loyola Marymount University campus, raised money for local schools.
"It is critical now, more than ever, to support our local schools – with both our time and financial resources. Nothing raises property taxes, draws people to a neighborhood, or creates a sense of community as strong as neighborhood schools," said Gena Vincent, coordinator of the race.
The race began at 8 a.m. and participants ran or walked the 3.1-mile-long course. Children aged 9 and under had the option of participating in a kids' 1K. Participants received a T-shirt and a Whole Foods "Go Green" bags filled with goodies and coupons.
"We hope that it was a great event for the whole family, and one that brought the community together," Vincent said. "We also hope that people got a great sense of satisfaction knowing that they are participating in an event that is supporting out neighborhood schools."
The proceeds went to the booster clubs and Parent Teacher Organizations at the five elementary schools in Westchester and Playa del Rey, as well as Orville Wright Middle School and Westchester High School. Each school will decide how to best utilize the money, whether it's augmenting salaries for teachers to keeping class sizes low to funding music and art programs.
"Our schools face financial hardships and must find many ways to raise more funds just to maintain existing programs and staffing levels," Vincent said. "If we want our neighborhood to continue to grow and thrive, the best investment we can make is in our local schools."
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July 30, 2015
"Save our post office," was the message sent loud and clear from Kurten residents Tuesday night.
Those who gathered for a public meeting on the future of the Kurten Post Office came to the consensus that the city should purchase the property and building that houses the current one.
Mayor Ronny Vitulli told News 3 that residents say they will help to make sure the condemned building is brought back up to code. He also says the Postal Service is willing to sign a long-term lease with Kurten to keep the mail flowing.
Originally, the Postal Service planned to build a new one itself, but now says it doesn't have the money.
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Indeed, all protestations to the contrary, if European companies—Germany, first and foremost—were to pull out of Iran and deny Iranian customers their products, it is highly doubtful that Chinese, Indian, or Russian companies could fill the void. Quantity is less important than quality when one looks at EU-Iran trade. Sure, if European oil companies pulled out of such giant projects as the South Pars oil fields, then Russian, Chinese, and Indian companies might line up to replace them. But, those who suggest that the main reason not to expand sanctions is that they are ineffective unless these other non-Western giants also support them forget that those countries' industries cannot compete with Western technology. (At least not yet. Otherwise, why would the Iranians be so keen to buy "made in Europe?")
Germany and its government must be praised for their newly found resolve to pay a steep price to pressure Iran. For the U.S., the choice between profit and principle was never there—its 27-year government-sanctioned embargo of Iran means that there are virtually no American economic and commercial interests to suffer from sanctions fallout. For Europeans, it is a different story. Their choice is real—and they have been roundly criticized for preferring profit over principle. Now it's crunch time. Bravo to Angela Merkel then, for recognizing that a financial loss is easier to come to terms with (even at that exorbitant projected cost of 2 billion euros) than a nuclear Iran. And let's hope that Merkel's resolve—alongside that of the British and French governments, already committed to tougher sanctions—will sway those European leaders who still think that, nukes aside, with Iran it should be business as usual.


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Kent State Hosts the 2014 Ohio Higher Education Computing ConferencePosted Jun. 9, 2014
Kent State University hosted the Ohio Higher Education Computing Council's 2014 Conference from May 21–23 at the Kent State University Hotel and Conference Center in downtown Kent. The theme for this year's event was "Embracing the Cloud." More than 300 information technology professionals attended the annual conference.
"Kent State was excited to host this important and valuable conference of IT professionals," says Paul Albert, executive director of information services at Kent State. "At past conferences, I've enjoyed meeting colleagues from across the state, learning how they go about solving the issues they face, and having the opportunity to see and experience the different university campuses and communities.
The keynote speaker for the conference was Ken Spangler, senior vice president of information technology at FedEx Services and chief information officer at FedEx Ground and FedEx Freight Systems.
Spangler is responsible for coordinating all information technology services for FedEx Ground, FedEx Home Delivery, FedEx SmartPost, FedEx Freight and FedEx Custom Critical in the U.S. and Canada.
Spangler embraces a collaborative approach, working across a large team. By emphasizing the creative and analytical abilities of team members, he keeps his team challenged and innovative. His inclusive approach to developing and implementing IT solutions reflects his philosophy: "There is no 'they' or 'them,' only 'we' and 'us.'"
The Ohio Higher Education Computing Council was formed in the early 1970s to foster communication between higher education information technology professionals across the state of Ohio. Initially, the conference was focused on senior management at the core schools, but over the years was broadened to support the full range of IT roles.
At the annual gathering, computing professionals, faculty and others give presentations on topics ranging from current use and delivery of technology within higher education to future trends and prospects. Vendors and manufacturers of computing hardware, software, communications and networking devices and other technologies were invited to participate as sponsors and to exhibit and demonstrate the use of their products in higher education.
For more information about the Ohio Higher Education Computing Council's 2014 Conference, visit http://ohecc2014.kent.edu.
For more information about Kent State Division of Information Systems, visit www.kent.edu/is.