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CASTLE DALE - Odessa Johnson Jones, age 87, passed away July 15, 2008.
She was born April 30, 1921 in Cleveland to Daniel and Carrie Johnson. She grew up in Cleveland and, after graduating from North Emery High School, went to work in Salt Lake City.
After World War II, she met her lifelong sweetheart, Clell Jones, at a dance at the Rain Bow Rendezvous and was married in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on Aug. 20, 1948. They moved back to Cleveland and had four children. In 1974, they moved to Castle Dale.
She served in many LDS Church positions in both Cleveland and Castle Dale. She loved the gospel and instilled that love for the gospel in her children.
She worked as the Castle Dale librarian for 22 years. She loved her job and enjoyed meeting and working with the patrons, especially the children. She retired when she was 81.
She saw many changes in her lifetime. She would tell the story that, when some people in town bought a new car, her father bought a new buggy.
She was blessed to see and take advantage of many changes in technology. She loved her computer more than her TV. She went on a couple of cruises and flew many miles in airplanes.
She loved being part of the senior citizens. She enjoyed line dancing and many other activities, but most of all, she loved her family.
She is survived by her children, Dennis (Carrie Jean) Jones, Wayne (Virginia) Jones, Danny (Bonnie) Jones and Sharon Taylor; her sisters, Thelma Gibpson, Lenore Chapman and Dora Littlefield; and brother, Clayton (Mary) Johnson. She has 12 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren, with two on the way. Preceded in death by her parents; three brothers; one sister; her husband of over 49 years, Clell Jones; her son-in-law, Darl Taylor; and her grandson-in-law, Blaine Pugmire.
Funeral services will be Saturday July 19, at noon at the Castle Dale LDS Stake Center, 10 East Main. There will be a viewing from 10:30 to 11:40 a.m. prior to the service at the stake center. Interment will be in the Castle Dale City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary.


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Mets not getting inquires on Johan Santana
Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe says that, while the Mets are willing to pay a portion of Johan Santana's salary, they have not received any trade inquires on him yet.
Santana will earn $25.5 million in 2013. He has a $25 million club option in 2014, with the team holding a $5.5 buyout.
Michael Baron, ContributorThat's no surprise. Santana hasn't pitched a full season since 2010, and he is owed a huge amount of money over the next year. The Mets will pay Santana $31 million in 2013 – it's highly unlikely they pick up his 2014 option. But that doesn't mean the Mets won't try to sign Santana next winter. A lot will depend on where they are with their rotation and what Santana wants to do at the conclusion of this contract.

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Body Of Late Sen. Daniel Inouye Lies In State At U.S. Capitol
Friends and congressional staff line up to bid farewell to U.S.... News PhotoBid,Capitol Building - Washington DC,Capitol Hill,Congress,Daniel K. Inouye,Dome,Friendship,Government,Horizontal,In A Row,Occupation,Politics,Separation,USA,Washington DCPhotographer Alex WongCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesWASHINGTON, DC - DECEMBER 20: Friends and congressional staff line up to bid farewell to U.S. Senator Daniel Inouye (D-HI) as he lies in state in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol during a service December 20, 2012 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. The late Senator had died at the age of 88 on Monday at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland where he had been hospitalized since early December. A public funeral service will be held at the Washington National Cathedral on Friday for Senator Inouye, a World War II veteran and the second-longest serving senator in history. His remains will be returned and laid to rest in his home state. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)


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CompatibleOne Day @ La PosteDate: June 18, 2013
Venue: Musée de la Poste
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In the framework of its involvment in open source, La Poste will host the first CompatibleOne Day, an event from the OW2 Community. Participants will discover CompatibleOne, the first open source broker for cloud services developped by a french community where international cloud actors are joining and contributing. Michel Delattre, La Poste Group DSI, will be present. Please click here to see more about the program and register.


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For one week, from February 17-26, PureMobile is offering free ground shipping on any order. There is no minimum purchase or coupon code required. Simply buy what you want and during check out select the $0 shipping option
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There are some very interesting numbers coming in from Canalys that shows us some info about the sales of touch screen smart phones. This reports shows that over 50% of the smartphones sold around the world have touchscreen features. It is no real surprise that Apple iPhone 3GS unlocked remains the leader, even though they really only have two mobile units. But what is interesting is that Nokia is not that far behind them. This is most certainly putting some pressure on Apple to keep on top of their game. The other companies such as HTC and Samsung still have quite a ways to go to catch up. This should indicate that we will see more touchscreen updates and releases this year. We should also see Samsung increase its market share since they did much better in 2009. The big news is looking at Nokia N900 cell phone and their percentage of increase over their shipments of 2008. We can expect Nokia to make a major presence in the market in the coming months. Does this mean that they will over take Apple? It is hard to say, but 2010 should be a very interesting year for all of the companies.
When we take a look at the OS systems for the smartphones, Symbian is still in the lead, but they did not experience much growth. Apple and Google could both be real contenders on overthrowing Symbian over the next few years. The amazing success of Google Android OS could see them overtaking Microsoft very soon. It must be discouraging for Microsoft to see their market share go done. Hopefully some of their new releases will be exciting enough for them to stay in the game.
It will be interesting to take a look at some of these numbers at the end of this year. We may see some upsets and some very surprising statistics. At the very least, the number of touchscreen phones should go well over 60% of the number of mobile devices sold. This will surely be a great year for the mobile phone industry.
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QVC the online multimedia giant does it again. In a bid to lure customers for Christmas shopping they have launched an easy to use application for shopping online through the iPhone and iTouch. This application comes for yes. YES. Anyone using an Apple iPhone or iTouch can just grab this and start shopping from QVC right away. This is something for everyone including the mothers and grandmas to rejoice because with the click of a key and at the comfort of your house you can buy almost any multimedia product from QVC. What better Christmas gift would the young boys and girls ask for. All the new range of electronic multimedia gears is listed in the write with the daily offers and that includes the day's special offers and even the offers that are one time value.
The application also features all the current items in the stock and has a checklist that you can use and refer later. This does not stop here. What about wanting to tell your friends that their favorite Christmas gift is just a click away? You can also do that by sending out emails via their sharing element facility. This facility application is linked to the I Tunes link, which can be downloaded for free. All you need is to get a little tech savvy and maybe you don't have to queue up in the bitter cold anymore. That's something grandma would rejoice as she can shop for her favorite grandchildren from the comfort of the house.
What about gifting grandma an iPhone for a start? Now that is a booster for QVC as their I Phone sales itself may go up the ladder. It is not only electronics but QVC has stocks of kitchen items, Handbags, Beauty and Fashion items like jewelry, home improvement items and wellness and sports items and many more. Hence with an unlocked iPhone 3GS and QVC apps its shopping from home this Christmas.
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T-Mobile has added three more towns to the relentless build of its 17000MHz 3G voice and data services network and shows no slowing down as we roll out of 2009 and into 2010. These services are now available in a number of markets across the United States under the influence of T-Mobiles electronic web.
At the moment the major markets and their surrounding areas in the TM network's empire include Seattle, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, Orlando, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Atlanta, Chicago, San Diego, San Antonio, San Diego, New York, Phoenix, Portland, Austin, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Miami, Minneapolis, Baltimore and Las Vegas among others.
Recently the there have been three newcomers to the network, Amarillo and Abilene Texas as well Albany Georgia. There are comments on the internet that T-Mobile is still being to slow in their drive to supply the United States with high-speed internet but when they do finally extend their coverage people will find it was worth the wait.
They are also making big plans for 2010 when they are going to continue their 3G upgrade to HSPA+ giving them a 21mbps capability as well as release a number of android 2.0 devices.
But T-Mobile is of course aware that most of their customers really want to know the where and when of HSPA; and they are hinting that with Christmas coming up and the latest 3G announcements, they will be elaborating on that point very soon. They have, apparently been laying out aggressive plans for 7.2 mbps HSPA deployment through all 3G spectra by the end of the year.
In the meantime there is still the outdoors as well and real people to speak too in the flesh before everybody is reveling in high-speed internet and unlocked Smartphone heaven. Be content in the knowledge that T-Mobiles upgrades will be aggressively pursued until they are covered countrywide.
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On Wednesday, November 25, 2009, T-Mobile announced that it has expanded 3G network services to two cities in Indiana. Bloomington and Lafeyette are the targeted markets. These two markets are home to Indiana University and Purdue University. Together both areas boast over 100,000 students, making these academic areas a great place to start services. The folks at Notre Dame are hoping to be next!
T-Mobile began its expansion into the 3G market back in the fall of 2006 with its announcement that it was going to spend over two billion dollars to expand 3G wireless services. T-Mobile was one of the last of the major cellular services companies to enter into the 3G network. The company announced at that time that they should be completed with the conversion by the end of 2009.
With the introduction of the Android model and other smart phones, T-Mobile has been trying to quickly add as many 3G network areas as possible. With T-Mobile still lagging behind the other companies, they are well on their way to catching up. Each week we see more and more cities being added to the network. To date, T-Mobile has over 240 cities with 3G coverage.
Most people have the need for the 3G network for web applications and email applications. The increased speed of the 3G network will assist the customer in their day to day applications and usages. T-Mobile has also announced its usage of 7.2 mbps HSPA through its 3G networks which will increase the speed of data transfer. This expansion will continue until the end of the year. This coincides with the introduction of the Android and other smart phones.
We can look to next year for the company to upgrade its 7.2 mbps HSPA to further enhance its 3G network and there is also speculation that this upgrade will be a smoother transition to a 4G network in the near future.
The announcement of the two cities in Indiana comes on the heels with announcements for Alabama, Kansas, Tennessee and Nebraska. Each announcement centering on larger urban areas with more dense populations. We will continue to see additional cities being listed almost every day.
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Google Maps Navigation is now available for Android 1.6. It is noteworthy that Google had launched the application earlier for Android 2.0 but 1.6 was left out. Various cell phone handset owners who had Android 1.6 on their phones were disappointed, but there's a reason for them to be ecstatic now. A large number of users love the navigation because it is free and gives turn by turn directions of maps.
Google has been providing free mapping software for a variety of smartphones. Though Google's free services might be killing market for other small service providers who generate revenue by selling their navigational applications, yet the good news for users is that Google Maps Navigation, which was earlier available for Android 2.0 is now available for Android 1.6 also. There's no monthly fee and since the application connects to internet, you don't need to purchase any updates of map.
Phones running Android 1.6 can download an updated version from Android Market now. The early adopters of the Android platform were left out since the navigation facility was not for latest version of Android. It is noteworthy that earlier Google earlier announced that Android 2.0 will be running its navigation application.
The phones that were left out earlier from the Google Map Navigation can take a sigh of relief as their cell phones running on Android 1.6 will also be able to use the navigation facility. Google only recently made the announcement that its navigation facility will be available for Android 1.6 also. The application is free of cost and provides directions by using Smartphone's embedded GPS and internet connection.
Several other services which provide paid services for navigational applications would be hit as the latest announcement by Google will kill their market. This will be a tough time for them. Anyways, users will have a great time using the navigational application running on their mobile handsets.
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Cricket Wireless, known for their affordable plans, has now opened for business in Lake Charles, Louisiana. For Cricket, this is their first attempt to build a brand presence in Louisiana markets, and gives them new coverage from the TX/LA border to east of Lake Charles.
What does this recent addition do for Cricket's overall coverage? According to press releases, this will increase their footprint by 1,367 square miles. From Leap's (Cricket's parent company) perspective this new market gives them continuous coverage from southwestern Texas to Crowley, Louisiana. The total geographic area accounts for over 27,000 square miles and nationally brings their covered POPs to 91.3 million.
With Cricket's new Louisiana wireless services will also come 30 new jobs. These are welcomed additions to the area during such difficult economic times. The bulk of these jobs will be provided by wireless retailers offering Cricket service plans.
Cricket believes that the pricing on their plans uniquely positions them to increase market share. Their plans cost $30-$60 a month and include services that would be more expensive with comparable plans at most competitors' rates. Included in Cricket plans are: unlimited any time minutes, unlimited U.S. long distance, unlimited text and picture messaging, unlimited texting to Mexico, just to name a few. Cricket also offers daily rates as low as $1 through their PAYGo plans. For these plans, Cricket will offer their customers about twelve different cell phones from which to choose.
In addition to the phone services, Cricket will offer low cost broadband services in the Lake Charles coverage area. The broadband service can be purchased by those who have an existing account with Cricket as part of their package, or it can also be bought as a stand-alone service. Cricket will offer their newest market all these services in the same manner they do all their other coverage areas; without signed contracts or credit checks.
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Simple Mobile, a new Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has hit the market with its crazy rates of $40 for unlimited voice plan across US. Simple Mobile launched its operations with SIM card plans for GSM users. The three plans it has offered are; $40 for unlimited talk plan, $45 for unlimited talk and text messages and $50 for unlimited talk, text and web costs.
For $40, Simple Mobile offers unlimited local, long distance and 411, voicemail, caller id and call waiting. For $45, it offers unlimited US and Global text in addition to all services for previous plan. For $50, Simple Mobile offers mobile web, IM, MMS, email and social networks up to 20MB in addition to all services for previous plan. Users can double their data to 40MB for another $5 per month. That's good enough an offering.
The wireless prepaid market is getting stiffer with the introduction of Simple Mobile's unlimited plans. Some other carrier is expected to follow soon with better or equivalent plans.
Simple mobile offers a collection of 6 simple handsets (Alcatel Tribe OT-800, OT-363 and OT-303, Nokia 6030, BlackBerry Pearl Flip, and Motorola RAZR). About 180 other models too can run its services.
The users don't need to sign any contract nor have their credits checked. Simple Mobile provides porting facility from other numbers upon request. The company will assist users whose handsets need additional programming. Customers can activate their own GSM handsets with Simple Mobile plans.
On its website, Simple Mobile provides a coverage map and it seems it is operating on T-mobile network. But it might be coincidental too.
There are certainly many customers out there waiting for no contract and unlimited plan. May be the present prepaid carriers have something to worry about now.
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Austin and San Antonio, Texas were the two cities lucky enough to experience Clearwire and Sprint's unveiling of their WiMax technology today. The WiMax is a 4G network that will ultimately serve to optimize the efficiency and mobility of service for their customers. Essentially, the WiMax system is like an upgrade but for wifi—bridging the ever-shrinking gap between …as it helps to make every handheld wireless devices to become every bit as efficient and capable as large modems, hard drives, engines and hardware.
This also serves as a potentially lucrative business incentive for Sprint and Clearwire, as the prospect for faster and more efficient service is made readily available for their clients upon the purchase of 4G equip devices such as modems, laptops and other various 4G embedded processor devices.
At present, Sprint's nationwide communications consists mainly of 3G networking. They currently enjoy the title of being the nation's largest 3G network and they are looking to expand that into 4G territory. Together with Clearwire, they have already introduced widespread 4G coverage to the public in Charlotte, Raleigh, Winston Salem and Greensboro and by the end of the year plan to have made it available in more than a dozen cities nationwide.
As of now, it is not clear exactly why Sprint and Clearwire have chosen the select cities, nor do we know the specifics of the proposed 4G devise that they have on the horizon. One can only guess, however, that they have chosen Second tier cities, surrounded by relatively rural or sparsely-populated areas in order to ascertain and to more closely examine to what extent exactly, the new and improved technology will have on society as a whole. What is certain is that such a move can only help Sprint to further secure its position as a nation's leading service provider, as today we see once again, another innovative thrust towards an increasingly informational-driven society.
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There has been a considerable dearth as far as Flash support for iPhones and iPod Touches, and most of the Android devices as well, which has made it hard for any video sites that are Flash-based to get into the action as far as the bourgeoning market of video consumer devices and Smartphones. Apple iDevice and Android users everywhere will likely be delighted to hear that there are new offerings starting today that they can use on their gadgets of choice.
The ever popular YouTube website was able to implement a way in which they could work around the issue by encoding all of the up-loaded videos in two separate files, Flash and .mp4 but other sites have not been able to get into the same mode, and have been left out in the cold. Unfortunately for those who use these devices, YouTube was about the only website that was able to make this king of magic happen, and iPhone and Android users have had to be patient and bide their time waiting for others to come on board.
Fortunately, there has been a breakthrough that will allow Vimeo to bring out some support for iPhones and Androids, even though it will have to be on a limited platform. Vimeo has solved this lock out problem by re-encoded the favorites and High-Def video showcases to enable them to play on iPhones and iPod Touches, as well as on an Android handset. Mobile friendly Vimeo's busy website ought to have these available today for interested iPhone and Android users. Therefore, for those who have an unlocked iPhone cell phone, iPod Touch, or Android and have been anxiously awaiting the promised files, a virtual trip on the web with a stop at Vimeo will perhaps net them some long-awaited support for their favorite mobile device.
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Saturday, January 30, 2010
Some good news!
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Congrats to your wife! I spent 6 long years getting my PhD. Thank goodness you'll still make the Heather Ross class in Portland!ReplyDelete
Congratulations to your wife! That is fantastic! I wish your family the best.ReplyDelete
Oh yes, me too. I love that fabric. Besides which, my dad and sister both keep bees - which makes me love it even more!ReplyDelete
Congrats to Mrs. Dad.. Good luck with the move... Make sure your studio space has tones on light!!!! If you don't have room for yor stash, I'll keep an eye on it for you.ReplyDelete
Congratulations to your wife ...is nice to finally get something you've been working hard for... So believe me, you will be seeing her biting her ears with that big smile for a while...!!jijijiReplyDelete
Good luck on the house hunt...and last but surely not least...I looove that fabric!!
Congrats to your wife! I graduated from UNC and would love to move back to Chapel Hill someday.ReplyDelete
Congratulations to your wife, and I hope you find the PERFECT quilt studio in your new home search. Have a great weekend!ReplyDelete
be blessed,
Congrats to Mrs QD - that's great news!!!ReplyDelete
Well, I'm a bit partial to Chapel Hill ( being born there and all), so I think your move sounds wonderful! AND, Congrats to Mrs. Quilt Dad! I hope you all were not hit to hard with the storm. My mom called to say the grocery store was CRAZY last night!!!ReplyDelete
Congrats! What is her program of study?? And does she hope to be employed in the Academy? I've got all kinds of advice for moms on the tenure track!ReplyDelete
Congratulations!! Chapel Hill is my favorite town!ReplyDelete
That is fantastic!! Congrats to her, lots of hard work ahead!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations to your wife! Thanks for showing me that fabric. I know a bee keeper so I'll have to see if I can find some.ReplyDelete
Congrats to Mrs. Quilt Dad! I'm a PhD student as well, what's her field?ReplyDelete
I too love Flora and Fauna. Did you see the giveaway over on True Up?
i am so jealous. i would love to go to NCReplyDelete
Yaay for Mrs QD. Education is a good thing!ReplyDelete
I hope the move is quick and easy.
I am loving the Flora and Fauna.
Congrats to your wife! I hope the house hunting goes well!ReplyDelete
Congratulations to your wife! How wonderful, it take such hard work to get there!ReplyDelete
A studio is a must have, I agree! On my wish list too!
Take care!
Congratulations to your wife and family!ReplyDelete
Congrats to your wife!ReplyDelete
I know how proud you must be of your wife. Congratulations! Does this mean you'll have to commute to work everyday?ReplyDelete
Did you see that the Triangle Quilt Guild has 60 members, wow!
congrats!! i wish you the best of luck in house hunting!!!ReplyDelete
Congrats to Mrs. QD! That is some exciting news. As for the fabric budget, it won't be bad, it'll just make you more creative... LOL!ReplyDelete
Great news! And I adore that fabric line, too!!!!!!
congrats to your wife...i envy you moving 'home'. chapel hill will always have a home feeling for me.ReplyDelete
Congratulations to your wife, John!ReplyDelete
I hope the fabric budget doesn't get cut too much.
Congratulations to your wife,ReplyDelete
and what a wonderful excuse to do some stash busting :-)
As a mother of twins who will defend my thesis in two weeks, I am curious to know in what field your wife will pursue her graduate studies. And of course, a big congratulations!ReplyDelete
A big hearty congratulations to your wife. What an accomplishment!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations to your wife! What is her major? Best of luck househunting. Love & blessings from NC!ReplyDelete
Congrats! It sounds like a perfect time for change. Good luck finding the dedicated sewing studio. I finally have one, and I am absolutely in love with it. In fact, I'm heading down there now...ReplyDelete
Fabulous news. How exciting for Mrs. Quilt Dad!! And, oh yea... Chapel Hill over Cary!!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations to your wife! Good luck on the house hunting!ReplyDelete
Congratulations on your exciting news!! All great really :) And good luck with the snow - you're lucky it won't last for long!ReplyDelete
That fabric line is beautiful - True Up is having a giveaway of it.
That is so wonderful. I know you are very proud of her!:)ReplyDelete
So how far will your drive to work be when you move?
This is definitely the best time for all of this to be happening, while the kids are young!:)
I'm sure that you will find some awesome LQS that has great bargains!:) How cool is it that you get to now search for a house with room for your studio!! Man...a room over the garage!! Bonus!:)
Congrats to your wife.ReplyDelete
Congratulations to your wife. That's fantastic.ReplyDelete
I also love the Patty's new Flora and Fauna line. Have to find some!
Good luck and congrats to your family! A short move like this will go smoothly for you and there are lots of bargains out there. Look for good light in your new studio!ReplyDelete
Fantastic...congratulations to Mrs. Quilt Dad :)ReplyDelete
Sounds like a great move for you guys! hurrah!!!
Congratulations Mrs Quilt Dad... thats brilliant news.ReplyDelete
I am meant to be on a fabric diet too on account of getting married in November this year... but is oh so hard to resist!
Congratulations to your wife, what a wonderful accomplishment. I am a great grandmother to 4-yo twin girls and 1-1/2 yo boy who live in Jacksonville, NC and they are like little sponges. Good luck on the move and your life adjustments.ReplyDelete


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|Woman Hurt as Car Flips on 321
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A 21-year old woman was injured in an accident at about 1:15 Friday afternoon on US 321 North. The woman's car flipped over just past the Old Watauga River Road, causing her back and other injuries.
Watauga Medics rushed the woman to Watauga Medical Center for treatment while cove Creek firemen directed traffic around the site for over an hour. The state patrol has that accident under investigation.
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You go bustin' your fist against a stone wall
You're not usin' your brain
That's what the white man wants you to do
Look at you, what makes you ashamed of bein black
Nothin' but love for you my sister
Might even know how hard it is, no doubt
Bein' a woman, a black woman at that, no doubt
Shit, in this white man's world
Sometimes we overlook the fact that we be ridin' hard on our sisters
We don't be knowin' the pain we be causin'
In this white man's world
In this white man's world
I ain't sayin I'm innocent in all this
I'm just sayin'
In this white man's world
This song is for y'all
For all those times that I messed up or we messed up
[Verse 1]
Dear sister, got me twisted up in prison I miss you
Cryin' lookin' at my niece's and my newphew's picture
They say don't let this cruel world get ya, kinda suspicious
Swearin one day you might leave me, for somebody that's richer
Twist the cap off the bottle, I take a sip and see tomorrow
Gotta make if I have to beg or borrow
Readin love letters; late night, locked down and quiet
If brothers don't recieve they mail best believe we riot
Eatin Jack-Mack, Starin at the walls of silence
Inside this cage where they captured all my rage and violence
In time I learned a few lessons, never fall for riches
Aplogizies to my true sisters, far from bitches
Help me raise my Black nation, reparations are due
It's true, caught up in this world I took advantage of you
So tell the babies how I love them, precious boys and girls
Born black in this white man's world - and all I heard was
Who, knows what tomorrow brings
In this world, where everyone's blind
And where to go, no matter how far I'll find
To let you know, that you're not alone
Only thing they ever did wrong
Was bein' born black, in this white man's world
All my ghetto motherfuckers be proud to be black and be proud
All my little black seeds, born black in this white man's world
To have this shit like this, cause ain't nobody got it like this
All these motherfuckers wanna be like us, they all wanna be like us
To be the have-nots, all hail
God bless the child that can hold his own, no motherfuckin' doubt
[Verse 2]
Bein' born with less, I must confess only adds on to the stress
Two gunshots to my homie's head, died in his vest
Shot him to death and left him bleedin' for his family to see
I pass his casket gently askin, is there heaven for G's
My homeboy's doin life, his baby momma be stressin
Shedin' tears when her son, finally ask that questions
Where my daddy at? Mama why we live so poor
Why you crying? Heard you late night through my bedroom door
Now do you love me mama? Why they keep on calling me nigga?
Get my weight up with my hate and pay 'em back when I'm bigger
And still thuggin in this jail cell, missing my block
Hearin brothers screamin all night, wishing they'd stop
Proud to be black but why we act like we don't love ourselves
Don't look around busta (you sucka) check yourselves
Know what it means to be black, whether a man or girl
We still struggling, in this white man's world
[*megaphone* over Hook]
We must fight, for brother Mumia
We must fight, for brother Mutulu
And we must fight, for brother (?)
We must fight, for brother Geronimo Pratt
We must fight, for (?), Zulu, (?)
We must fight, for the government's political prisoners
They are locked up falsely by this white man
[Verse 3]
So tell me why you
Changed to choose a new direction, in the blink of an eye
My time away just made perfection, did you think I'd die
Not gon' cry, why should I care
Like we holding on to lost love that's no longer there
Can you please help me, God bless me please keep my seeds healthy
Making all my enemies bleed while my G's wealthy
Hoping they bury me with ammunitions, weed, and shells
Just in case they trip in heaven - ain't no G's in hell
Sister sorry for the pain that I caused your heart
I know I'll change if you help me, but don't fall apart
Rest in peace to Latasha, Lil' Yummy, and Kato
Too much for this cold world to take - ended up bein fatal
Every women in America, especially black
Bear with me, can't you see, that we under attack
I never meant to cause drama, to my sister and mama
Hope we make it, to better times, in this white man's world
[Khalid Abdul Muhammad]
"You're out of touch with reality!
There are a few of you in a few smoke filled rooms (?) that
The mainstream wound up masses of the people
White and black, red yellow, and, and brown
Poor and vulnerable are suffering, in this nation."
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Remember that, in this white man's world, they can't stop us
We've been here all this time they ain't took us out
They can never take us out
No matter what they say, about us bein extinct
About us being endangered species, we ain't NEVER gon' leave this
We ain't never gon' walk off this planet, unless Y'ALL choose to
Use your brain, use your brain
It ain't them that's killin us it's US that's killin us
It ain't them that's knockin us off, it's US that's knockin us off
I'm tellin you better watch it, or be a victim
Be a victim, in this white man's world
.. born black, in this white man's world, no doubt
And it's dedicated to my motherfuckin teachers
Mutulu Shakur, Geronimo Pratt, Mumia Abu Jamal
Sekou Odinga, all the real O.G.'s, we out
[Minister Farrakhan - Oct. 17, 1995]
The seal, and the constitution, reflect the thinking
Of the founding fathers, that this was, to be a nation
By white people, and for white people
Native Americans, Blacks, and all other non-white people
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POTSDAM - With a total combined age of well over 150, Saturday evenings speakers gave the 49 students graduating from Norwood-Norfolk Central a bit of advice from their elders with Superintendent Elizabeth Kirnie, Board of Education President Jon Hazen and High School English Teacher Annalee McCarthy delivering speeches to the graduates.
I had a strange thought this afternoon, Mr. Hazen said. Each year, you 17 and 18-year-olds sit on stage and listen to people older than you give you advice and theyre probably not going to get any older than the three people tonight. One has been retired for 11 years, one will be retired next week and one will be retired next year.
In his speech Mr. Hazen quoted Ralph Waldo Emerson to give the graduates one final piece of advice.
Make the most of yourself for that is all there is of you, he said.
Delivering her final commencement speech, Ms. Kirnie kept her words brief.
It is impossible to stand before a graduating class and not be overwhelmed with the impulse to give advice, for which I truly apologize, but cannot help myself, she said. Dont worry, all you have to do is listen. There will be no grade; the test is too doggone long. It starts today and takes the rest of your life.
She continued, So to make things easier Ill give you the answer. Ready? Here it is. Live with integrity and wholeness. Be wholly who you are and follow your best true instincts in everything you do. Be the absolute best you in the whole world, ever.
Ms. McCarthy was elected by the graduating seniors to speak at the ceremony delivering a humorous speech that too, included words of advice.
The difficulty is not agreeing to be the speaker, the real problem is deciding what to say in was is supposed to be an important speech. It isnt often that I have this many people willing to listen to me, she said. It isnt very often that I can get one small class of students to listen to me.
She then reflected back to her own high school graduation.
I do remember my high school graduation and how excited I was. We had a very small class around the same size as this group and we were probably a little bit better behaved, but not much. It was the 1970s after all, she said. I was a bit of an anarchist in high school and was far more interested in the after graduation party than the graduation ceremony itself, so the commencement speaker did not stick in my memory. He talked for a long time, but since I wasnt paying attention I didnt learn any great, important life lesson that he may have been trying to convey.
That being said, Ms. McCarthy decided to keep her speech brief.
I do remember going home to change for a graduation party later that night and my mother smiling at me, telling me how proud of me she was. How do you feel? she asked, and I stopped for a minute to think, she said. I am excited and happy, but I feel really scared. Everything is so new with going to college and moving away and what will I do for a job and now it is all dumped in my lap. I dont know what to do about all these important decisions, she recalled telling her mother.
Ms. McCarthy continued, And she got up to hug me, and with her arms around me called me ma Cherie treasor. She called me her treasure, and I remember her words almost exactly, You must learn what to pick up and what to put down, Annalee, welcome to adulthood.
She noted she graduated from high school three weeks before turning 18, with her 60th birthday coming up in three weeks.
It has taken me this long to figure out what my mother meant all those years ago, she said. The first part is the easier half. If you are lucky, and very well-loved, there will be someone to pick you up, to give you any amount of support, to keep her arms around you whenever you need it, and then when it is time, give you the greatest gift of love and let you go. That is why all of us are here tonight, to let you go.
Thats the easy thing to take from her mothers words, but Ms. McCarthy noted she has since learned those words also had a deeper meaning.
The very act of letting go means we put down this burden we willingly carried. We put it down and pass it on for you to pick up, she said. The big difference between yesterday and tomorrow is yesterday you needed us; tomorrow we will need you.
She continued, The big life lesson I am trying to get across is take the time, the focus, the energy to be purposefully kind to others, she said. People you love need you. Our country needs you. Our world needs you. There are so many problems out there and knowing you as well as I do, I am confident each of you will be the kind of responsible, intelligent adult always holding your hand out willing to help others.
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The purpose of this study is to identify the genes responsible for certain scaling disorders and other inherited skin diseases and to learn about the medical problems they cause. In some cases, these may include problems affecting organs other than the skin, such as the eyes, teeth and bones.
Patients with inherited skin disorders, including Darier's disease (keratosis follicularis), lamellar ichthyosis, epidermolysis bullosa, cystic acne, and others, and their relatives may be eligible for this study. Patients will have a medical history, physical examination with particular emphasis on the skin, and routine blood tests. Additional procedures for patients and unaffected relatives may include:
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Genetic Skin Disease
Keratosis Follicularis
Lamellar Ichthyosis
|Study Type:
|Official Title:
|Clinical and Genetic Studies of the Scaling Disorders and Other Selected Genodermatoses
|Study Start Date:
|February 1992
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|April 2001
We propose to investigate the genetics of the scaling disorders and other genodermatoses which are believed to behave in a Mendelian manner. Families for study will be ascertained through articles in the Ichthyosis Focus, (the newsletter of the Foundation for Ichthyosis and Related Skin Types), physician referrals, and patient self-referrals. Efforts will be made to further characterize the clinical findings in both affected persons and unaffected gene carriers. Using candidate genes, especially those known to be involved in structural abnormalities of skin, we will attempt to map and isolate major genes contributing to expression of the disease phenotype. Failing this direct approach, a random search of the genome (so-called, "reverse genetics") will be utilized. In addition, normal and diseased skin will be used in cell culture and animal experiments (under a separate protocol) to test new therapeutic modalities.
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No steroid sulfatase deficiency.
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|November 3, 1999
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Keywords provided by National Institutes of Health Clinical Center (CC):
DNA Markers
Family Studies
Gene Mapping
Linkage Analysis
Scaling Disorders
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Ichthyosiform Erythroderma, Congenital
Darier Disease
Ichthyosis, Lamellar
Skin Diseases
Skin Diseases, Genetic
Congenital Abnormalities
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Infant, Newborn, Diseases
Skin Abnormalities
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If it seems as though the entire campus is under construction this semester, that's because, well, it is.
UWM's "big build" was sparked three years ago when the state legislature approved $240 million in building bonds to expand UWM facilities. Today, six substantial projects are getting underway, with one – the downtown building that now houses the Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health – already completed and in use.
On Oct. 24, UWM will break ground on the first new academically focused building on our East Side campus in nearly two decades – the 150,000-square-foot Kenwood Interdisciplinary Research Complex (KIRC). The groundbreaking will be at 3 p.m. in the southeast corner of Lapham Hall.
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What's the difference between moisturizing with an oil versus a cream?"It's a personal preference whether you want to use an oil versus a cream," says Dr. Jaliman, the dermatologist behind Rachel Bilson's glowing skin and the author of Skin Rules. "Some people like the consistency of oil more than a cream or lotion, but it's just a different delivery system for moisture." Check labels for jojoba, macadamia, avocado, and almond oil, all of which are in Jurlique's Skin Balancing Face Oil ($50). (There's even marshmallow plant in there!)
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Why should I use an oil?"Oils can revive skin cells and help expedite toxin removal from the tissue," says aesthetician Francesca Paige. "They create a healthy glow through increased blood flow and oxygenation to the cells. Oils can balance, heal, and stimulate the cells as well as increase cell renewal."
"The main reason to use it is to replenish your skin and get that ethereal glow," adds Chen.
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How do I know which oil is right for my skin?The challenge, all four agree, is finding the best formula for your skin. "Ask for samples and use them for a few days to see how the skin reacts," Paige says.
"It's just a matter of giving it a try and not overdoing it," Chen adds, noting that most brands offer samples to ease the steep learning curve (and, you'll notice, the rather steep prices for most face oils. If used properly, however, a bottle can last a year). "There's an oil for every skin type; it's trial and error, the same as any moisturizer."
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What if I have oily skin?"There's a misconception that you can't use oil if you have oily skin, that it will make you break out, but it can actually really balance your skin," notes Chen. "My skin looks happier and replenished. So much skin care in this day and age is about stripping and the skin just really tends to love oils." The editor recommends Clarins Lotus Face Treatment Oil ($50), which is specially formulated for oily skin.
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Today at the GM Meetings, Sandy Alderson told reporters he recently visited with David Wright at his home in Virginia, and said contract negotiations were progressing.
Alderson said they are mainly talking dollars and cents right now.
Michael Baron, ContributorAs I've said, the language from both sides indicates there is strong mutual interest to get a deal done. But it's not reasonable to set a timetable on it, nor is it reasonable to think the Mets can snap their fingers and get a new deal done. The Mets have publicly stated they intend to handle Wright's contract situation different than that of Jose Reyes last winter – considering how that turned out, their words are encouraging. But actions speak louder than words, especially as they try and change the perception of the state of the franchise.
Previous updates on David Wright...
Contract: Wright just completed the final year Wright of a six-year, $55 million contract he signed during the 2006 season. The Mets exercised their $16 million club option for 2013, and can become a free agent after next season.
- Oct 30: Jon Heyman of CBS Sports says the Mets are currently negotiating with David Wright on a contract extension, although progress on a new deal has been slow between the two sides.
- Oct 27: Joel Sherman of the New York Post says "ten officials" outside the Mets organization believe if the Mets offer David Wright a seven-year, $127 million contract extension, in addition to his $16 million option for 2013, that should be enough to convince him to stay with the Mets.
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Carbon and Emery Counties need the Lila Canyon Coal Mine in the Bookcliffs area to open for mining. So we need to work to keep the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance from interfering with the company that wants to open the operation.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
People in Wellington have a reading and information resource. The Carbon County bookmobile program has a repository library in Wellington that is located at 150 W. Main behind the city hall.
"A lot of people don't know we have a repository here and that we have program for the community," said Kaylene Powell.
For those who don't know, the repository offers an up-to-date library collection with approximately 19,000 books. It also has four public access computers that provide free access to the internet, email, word processing and database information from Pioneer, the state's online library.
The repository is staffed by two people who can answer reference questions and assist in finding library materials.
It also has a kids area with child-sized tables and chairs or beanbag chairs for reading.
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Next week the repository will be offering up some interesting fare for the kids and adults of the community.
On Monday during the regular story time (2:30 p.m.) hour the United States Forest Service will be educating those who come on animals found in the forest. Also children who attend will be making animal track molds.
May 25 is author's day at the repository. The authors featured will be Carma Sirrine who has penned the well known book "10 Secrets to a Happy Marriage."
Also on that day Wellington native Tom McCourt will be at the repository. He has written a number of books about eastern and southeastern Utah as well as a book on his experiences as a soldier in Vietnam during the 1960s.
Sirrine, who was born in Price, but raised in Wellington, graduated from the College of Eastern Utah. She later worked as a secretary, then was a stay at home mom for over 20 years. She and her husband eventually served a mission for their church in the Philippines where she worked on a humanitarian project that she later wrote about in publications.
McCourt's background includes working as a cowboy, a coal miner, a social worker, a tour guide and a freelance writer. He has a degree in anthropology from the University of Utah.
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The pie crust recipe -- and techniques -- that restored my pie crusts to the flaky, tender wonders that pie crusts should be. The recipe uses half butter (for flavor) and half shortening (for flakiness) and just enough water (for tenderness).
When my pastry prowess went missing for far too long, I consulted the 'Pastry Whisperer', Anne Cori of Kitchen Conservatory, the St. Louis cooking school and kitchen store. In an hour, she shared a treasure of pie crust tips and tricks.
After I applied a new calm and assertive pastry energy, an achingly tender double-crust American Apple Pie emerged from the oven. I delivered warm slices to the neighbors. My back-door neighbor doesn't eat pie but polished off two slices with her fingers on the spot. My west-door neighbor called it 'heavenly'. Five doors down, a fellow pie-maker called it the 'best pie I've ever eaten'.
Good pastry takes practice but it's worth it when people take their first bites of pie, then close their eyes to give thanks to the pastry gods.
My pastry still ranks only an A minus but that's up from a C. The improvement alone is worth the practice, just ask my neighbors.
FOR ST LOUISANS Every year on the day before Thanksgiving, Anne teaches a hands-on pie class from noon til four for $125. Arrive with three pie plates, take home three homemade pies, apple, pumpkin and cranberry walnut. To register, call 314-862-COOK or visit KitchenConservatory.com.
PIE CRUST TOOLS Many of the pie-making tools used in this recipe are featured on a special page on Kitchen Conservatory's website. Look for an extra-large silicone mat called a Rollpat, a bench knife, a flour duster, a gravy separator and a stainless steel pastry blender. There's also a video where Anne demonstrates how to make this recipe for flaky, tender pie crust.
Makes two crusts fitting 9-10" pie pans
- 2 – 4 tablespoons ice water
- 2 cups flour
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 4 ounces (1 stick) cold unsalted butter, cut into 16 pieces
- 1/2 cup Crisco shortening
- Egg wash of 1 yolk whisked with 1 tablespoon water
In a large bowl, stir together one cup of flour, sugar and salt. With a hand-held pastry blender, cut butter into flour until butter is dime-sized. Add shortening, cut into mixture til dime-sized. Lightly stir in remaining flour. Sprinkle with half the water. With a full palm, squeeze flour together against side of bowl. Rub hands together to drop damp flour into mixture. Drops at a time, add just enough water to hold together; the less water the better, dry crumbs on the bottom are good.
Refrigerate while making your desired filling. Preheat oven to 375F.
Place silicone mat on counter; sprinkle with flour. Cut dough in half, return second piece to frig. Sprinkle dough with flour. Working in just one direction, roll dough into an oval the diameter of the pie plate plus its sides. Slip a bench knife beneath dough to loosen, turn 90 degrees. Roll again to form a circle. Brush off excess flour. Place pie plate to left. Palm up, place right hand below silicone mat and gently flip dough onto pie plate. If needed, gently reposition and patch pastry. Brush off excess flour. Refrigerate.
Roll out top crust. Fill bottom crust with your filling. Gently flip top crust over filling, brush off excess flour. Trim excess pastry, then turn under and press to form and seal the edge. Crimp decoratively. Slice top to vent. Brush top (but not edges) with egg wash.
Bake 45 minutes or until top crust is golden brown and juices inside are bubbling.
For 2 single crusts, 8 slices each, pastry only, per slice: 176 Cal; 2g Protein; 13g Tot Fat; 5g Sat Fat; 14g Carb; 0g Fiber; 148mg Sodium; 15mg Cholesterol; Weight Watchers 4 points
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The latest issue of Cooks Illustrated had a pastry recipe that included vodka, the idea is that vodka doesn't encourage gluten development and so allows you to use more liquid than would oridinarily be a good idea. This results in a dough that's easier to manipulate.
I tried it and it works!
That said, I eat most any p ie, grin. Even savory sorts.
Ally in semi-rural TN
Cheers from TN
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Thursday, July 3, 2008
Rachael Ray Show Update
You don't need to wait until the 23rd to see the show. They have bumped it up, and now it will be on
I suddenly feel the urge to get my hair done.
So, fix your DVRs, tell your grandma, and tweet your peeps.
52 comments:
- Adam and Megan's Mom said...
sooo cool! can't wait!
- July 3, 2008 at 4:35 PM
Hello. I just found your website. Congrats on the Rachel Ray-thing. While this may not be the correct forum, I was wondering if you have successfully cooked rice in the crockpot? Not that instant stuff, but real brown rice?
- July 3, 2008 at 4:41 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
thanks, Adam and Megan's mom!
anon, I have cooked real rice in the crock. I used white, but imagine brown would work the same way. I have used brown in recipes, and it worked. Make sure you have the correct liquid to rice ratio (the same on the package) and you're good to go.
- July 3, 2008 at 4:47 PM
- sara said...
yea!! I'll be in town to see it! I just realized...is it her cooking show or her talk show?
- July 3, 2008 at 5:43 PM
- Cherie said...
omg OMG OMG! This blog ROCKS! It is just the thing I have been searching for! Can I put a link on my blog? I cant wait to see the Rachel Ray episode. I have it marked on my calender
- July 3, 2008 at 5:58 PM
- Pearmama said...
Cool deal on the rachael ray thing. That is awesome. Did you clean for days? I would have. Totally. Thats what I would have obsessed on.
Can't wait to see it!
- July 3, 2008 at 6:03 PM
- GeorgiaPeachez said...
I am SO THERE! I think I need to get my hair done, and my toes, oh, definitely a pedicure. I'm so excited, this is so much better than 5th grade culmination. (I know, what the heck is that!) SO EXCITED! xo, suzy
- July 3, 2008 at 6:38 PM
- likesprinkles said...
Just marked my calendar! I can't wait!
- July 3, 2008 at 6:40 PM
Yes! July 9, July 9....it's in my book. Can hardly wait. I'll be taping it, just so I can get a good look at you. Congrats, again.
- July 3, 2008 at 7:48 PM
Yes! July 9, July 9....it's in my book. Can hardly wait. I'll be taping it, just so I can get a good look at you. Congrats, again.
- July 3, 2008 at 7:48 PM
- July 3, 2008 at 8:07 PM
- Deanna S. said...
TIVO is set - it looks like you are right up there with "dogproofing a house". Awesome news...giddy for you!!
- July 3, 2008 at 8:26 PM
- Aubrey said...
I'm a regular lurker on this site but haven't checked in for a few days! Holy cow girl! Rachael Ray is the big leagues! I am definitely tuning in.
Love the blog. I have tried a couple of the recipes you have done with much success, and I also love the down to earth style of your writing. Very entertaining as well. Keep up the good work!
- July 3, 2008 at 8:35 PM
- Denise Wheeler said...
That is totally cool! I am setting up the DVR now. How very exciting for you. Congrats.
- July 3, 2008 at 10:44 PM
- Tammi said...
I always lurk here but seldom leave comments but this time I just could not resist! Congratulations! I can't wait to see the show!
- July 4, 2008 at 5:34 AM
That is so cool!!! Congrats!
How was Rachel Ray to work with? She seems like she would be so fun.
- July 4, 2008 at 5:51 AM
Woo hoo!
Way to go Steph.
We'll be watching...
Lynne in NC
- July 4, 2008 at 8:57 AM
- Jess said...
Congrats!!! I can't wait!!!
- July 4, 2008 at 1:35 PM
- Amy, aka ABB said...
Just found your blog recently and have really enjoyed al the recipes - I love using the crockpot when I'm motivated and organized enough to have the ingredients together in the morning! Congrats on the show. I've never watched it before but I will on the 9th!!
- July 4, 2008 at 1:47 PM
- Canadian Saver said...
This is fantastic! I am going to watch it for sure :-) Can't wait either!!
- July 5, 2008 at 7:04 AM
- oceandreams said...
how cool are you!
this is fantastic news... yay!
I am soooooooo happy for you!
super! wow. marking my calendar now...
kimberly =)
- July 6, 2008 at 1:40 AM
I am looking forward to your show. How amazing!!!!! But you deserve it! I now cook 2 - 3 times a week in my crockpot thanks to you!! And that tomato dish with goat cheese? I make about every other week!! Your meals are incredible!!!! Congrats!!!!!
- July 6, 2008 at 12:31 PM
- Amy said...
That is awesome!! :)
- July 7, 2008 at 7:44 AM
- nottryingforaboy said...
How exciting! I'm totally Tivo-ing that!
- July 7, 2008 at 10:34 AM
- Giabella Designs said...
Yikes! I will make sure to record it!
- July 7, 2008 at 3:43 PM
- earthly jane said...
I will soooo be watching it!
well at least be taping it!
- July 8, 2008 at 8:51 AM
- justjuls said...
I can't believe that!
How awesome!
I have your feed on my reader - but somehow it got in an ambiguous column that wasn't coming up on my google home page! I totally missed all of this excitement.
I don't have cable but I am going to FIND A WAY to watch the show. Wow. How much fun is that? How cool is that?
So fun.
- July 8, 2008 at 10:48 AM
Looking forward to seeing it. :-)
JustJuls - the show isn't on cable. It's on the local ABC station at 10 AM by me, but it probably varies by city.
- July 8, 2008 at 11:23 AM
Is this the episode with the dogproofing? I don't see you listed on there.
What else is on your episode? I don't want to miss it!
I'm so excited for you! I have so enjoyed your blog this year. My youngest daughter has celiac too.
- July 8, 2008 at 2:18 PM
- Crockpot Lady said...
yup, anon! I'm on with dog-proofing, and picking out produce.
Here you go.
- July 8, 2008 at 2:42 PM
- Shelley said...
Hi Stef! I ran across your blog today and thought that your resolution is a very cool idea!! Then I saw the news about Rachel Ray! It all set up on my Tivo. Can't wait to see it I think I'll dig out my crockpot!!! Its about 18 years old (wedding gift) so, maybe I need a new one! Or at least one of the Little Dippers.
Congrats on the show!
- July 8, 2008 at 6:30 PM
- Jen said...
WOW! I am watching you right now on Rachael Ray! Great BLOG!
I use my crockpot, but nothing like this. I had checked your blog out before, but lost the bookmark. You are a brave woman!!!! No take out for a year, no grilled meats...I would faint!
- July 9, 2008 at 6:40 AM
I'm so excited about seeign you on Rachael Ray! I love Rachael Ray, and I love Crock Pot cookig, and I love your blog. I wish that I would be home, or that I had Tivo, but instead I'm headed to my cranky old fashioned VCR right now to start recording!
I told everyone at work "Today my best frend from the internet that I've never met and only shared two emails with is goign to be on Rachael Ray!"
Now they know that I'm crazy, too.
- July 9, 2008 at 6:57 AM
I saw you on Rachel Ray today. When you were making a dinner for your family with the tortilla shells on bottom and cheese on top. What recipe was that?
- July 9, 2008 at 7:48 AM
- Crockpot Lady said...
Hi New Cooker, I was making enchillada casserole--it's a big hit in our house!
- July 9, 2008 at 8:02 AM
Hi, I just saw you on Rachael Ray, congrats. You asked for any recipe ideas. There is a yahoo group called Cammipea that is all about crockpot recipes. Maybe you could find 1 that you havent tried already. Love the blog
- July 9, 2008 at 9:57 AM
WOW!!! My fiance and I saw you on Rachael Ray today and LOVED this idea!!! We have bookmarked this page and are very excited to try all of your great ideas!! THANK YOU!
- July 9, 2008 at 11:54 AM
- oceandreams said...
you're friggen famous! :p
- July 9, 2008 at 12:16 PM
- SilverSage said...
you were FAB on RR show! so cool and collected! Loved the desert idea too- gotta try it!
oh, and yes to anonymous- brown rice does great in CP. on low- but I have found not all brown rice is created equal and some need more liquid than others. Either do it while you can watch it or put in TOO much liquid and just drain like pasta. (save any juice you drain for soups as it is healthy) For best results flavor the liquid as the rice absorbs it.
- July 9, 2008 at 12:41 PM
I just saw you on The Rachael Ray show. Great show...Congrats. I also love my crock pot but wow what a commitment. Good luck.
- July 9, 2008 at 12:48 PM
- Chell said...
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- July 9, 2008 at 1:02 PM
- Chell said...
When I saw you on the Rachel Ray show I thought to my self I cook a lot in my crock pot so if you would like some of my recipes let me know I will send some your way and some really do clean out the pantry
- July 9, 2008 at 1:04 PM
- LADYBUGPLUS said...
Hi Steph,
I saw you today on RR. Where have you been hiding all my life? Your crockpot recipes have triggered me to buy the "Rival Smart Set" crockpot.
The 2 first recipes I will b trying is "CrockPot Barbecue Beef Ribs" and "Company's Coming Potatoes Augratin"
Also I will be making my potatoes and corn in the crockpot from now on. Thank You for taking the time to share your yummy recipes with us.
I am so glad I tuned in to RR today. I will be a constant visitor to your blog now.
PS. I am sure you have used the Rival Smart Set Crockpot Rachael gave you by now. Can you tell me how you like it. Is the hinged lid
easy to wash? How should I handle the lid? Worried as it looks like it might be a problem. Afraid it may break off with allot of waer and tear.
- July 9, 2008 at 1:20 PM
- Carrie said...
Great show! I am now completely addicted to your blog. :) I am always up for something quick and easy, that won't heat the whole kitchen.
I would love to see you try things that are dairy free (one of my kids is horribly allergic to milk), if you are up for a challenge. :)
- July 9, 2008 at 1:27 PM
- Momma said...
WAAAAH! I couldn't find this on my cable line-up! I guess I will have to watch it in reruns or online!
I'm awfully proud of you!
Peace - D
- July 9, 2008 at 3:48 PM
- Melissa said...
Hey there! I just saw you on Rachael Ray and heard about your blog - decided to come check it out. Can't wait to browse through it all and try my hand at a few of your recipes.
Best of luck to you in completing your goal - especially during these summer months. You're a stronger person than I as I'd be lost without my BBQ'd meals, lol.
All the best!
- July 9, 2008 at 4:07 PM
- Baylie said...
ok so who are you
- July 9, 2008 at 5:07 PM
- AtlantaMom03 said...
I saw you on RR today and have spent the last 4 hours (not kidding)reading all of your posts. I just had to start on Jan 1 and work my way to today. I love your recipes, ideas, and especially your sense of humor. I am sending your link to my mom in Ohio. She is a true CP queen. What a great idea and way to follow through!!
- July 9, 2008 at 6:21 PM
- Katie said...
I just watched your show and your piece was GREAT! Congratulations. I can't imagine how many hits you'll have on your site NOW! I've been a follower for a while and am so impressed with your drive to do this challenge.
You may have already made a version of this, but I have a White Chicken Chili crock pot recipe that I make A LOT.
- July 10, 2008 at 2:49 PM
- LBP said...
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- July 12, 2008 at 8:46 AM
- LBP said...
Hi Steph, Saw you on RR show. Just made your recipe for Baby Back Barbecue Beef Ribs (except I used pork instead of beef) They are crocking now as we speak. My question though is I ordered the Rival@Smart Set crockpot from seeing the one RR show gave you. Just wonder if you used it yet and how do you like it. Kinda worried about the hinged lid if you like it that way also thot it might be easy to break off during cleaning. Also it looks like it might be a awkward to clean! Please give me your opinion. Can't wait till the ribs are done. They smell soooo good TY for putting this blog up for us. Laura
- July 12, 2008 at 8:48 AM
- Beth (A Mom's Life) said...
I am so sad. I was on vacation for a week and a half and just got back and found out I missed you.
Do you know when/if they are going to re-air the episode?
- July 15, 2008 at 6:39 AM
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In the wake of a crushing defeat last week for the climate alarmism-promoting Australian Labor Party, which imposed the deeply unpopular and expensive "carbon tax" credited by analysts for the conservative coalition's victory, authorities in Australia are preparing to dismantle and consolidate the myriad global-warming schemes spawned under the previous government. However, while legislation is already being drafted, major hurdles remain before the tax on CO2 can be scrapped, sparking an outcry among businesses, state governments, and especially Australian voters, who voted overwhelmingly in favor of the new coalition and its pledge to kill the costly economic burden.
According to Australian news reports, the government's vast anti-carbon "climate" apparatus currently consists of more than 30 programs under seven departments and eight agencies. Under the newly elected center-right coalition, the sprawling machine is set to be reined in significantly, saving taxpayers over $40 million in four years by "collapsing" the various schemes into just three entities run by two departments. The restructuring of the federal climate regime was announced to government employees before the election — widely viewed as a referendum on the carbon tax — and a spokesman for the new coalition confirmed that the plan was still on track.
"What we've said is we will commence the merger as soon as the process of appointing the ministry and swearing in the ministry has been complete," climate-action spokesman Greg Hunt for the new Liberal-National coalition was quoted as saying in a radio interview. "To be frank, during the course of the pre-election period, when we were allowed to consult with departments, we laid out the fact that there would be a merger. We were express and clear and absolute about that, and we indicated we would like it to begin right from the outset. I imagine that the public servants are preparing to do that. Our agenda was clear and open, and that is an official process we'll go through as soon as possible."
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Thanks to an extraordinary rebuilding effort by Metro-North's employees, full train service resumed on the Port Jervis Line on Monday, Nov. 28
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This Sunday, The New York Times' design critic Alice Rawsthorn had some praise for The Weekender, our effort to make it easier to find out about planned service diversions on the subway on weekends.
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Take a ride on a vintage subway
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The annual Christmas Tree Lighting at Rockefeller Center will take place on Wednesday, November 30 and the subway is the best way to get there.
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There's no better way to do your holiday shopping than utilizing the MTA to avoid the traffic and aggravation during these gridlock alert days.
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Joseph Figueroa points to the audience while walking across the stage to receive his diploma Thursday during Fort Pierce Central High School's graduation ceremony.
Assistant Principal Susan Seal, right, smiles while introducing Darron Irving, the class salutatorian, at the beginning of the ceremony.
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Doe Eye retreats to her high school bedroom and emerges with a full-length debut. Plus: Papercuts' Jason Quever on writing, catharsis, and how he's not as depressed as everyone thinks
LEFT OF THE DIAL Regardless of San Franciscans' often myopic focus on the tech-employed recent college grads who can afford the million-dollar condos on the market in the Mission, a much larger percentage of 20-somethings in this country will relate to the housing situation that shaped Maryam Qudus (aka Doe Eye)'s first full-length LP: The dreaded move back in with your parents in the 'burbs.
"There were so many transitions going on while I was writing this record, that was the mode I was in," says Qudus, 23, the Union City-born-and-raised daughter of Afghani immigrants. It's the week before her first headlining show at Great American Music Hall [Thu/29], and she and her band are winding their way through the Midwest on a brief national jaunt; she's calling from Oklahoma City. "I'd moved to Boston [to attend the prestigious Berklee College of Music], then moved back to San Francisco less than a year later to pursue music here. And when I decided I wanted to make a record, the way to do that financially was to move back home."
If it felt like a stumble, that's likely only in contrast to what had been up until that point a charmed music business debut: Doe Eye made an impressive entrance in 2011, when her four-song demo — in particular the ballad "I Hate You," which highlighted her incredibly rich voice — earned the attention of DJs at Live 105 the week she released it. It also caught the ear of the godfather of young Bay Area singer-songwriters, John Vanderslice, who produced her second official EP, 2012's Hotel Fire, on which the young singer got support from the Magik*Magik Orchestra.
Still, when it came time to focus on her first full-length record, living at her parents' house, Qudus found herself in a weirdly liminal state. "Going back to the bedroom you had in high school is a very weird thing," she says with a laugh. "It feels like you're backtracking in some ways, but in other ways, it made me appreciate how supportive and awesome my parents are...which I definitely wasn't thinking in high school."
The result of her pseudo-adolescent regression is T E L E V I S I O N, featuring a more complex, full-bodied sound than her previous records have displayed, with Qudus's raw, honest words and guitar-driven indie-rock sensibility seemingly filtered through layers of electronica, some New Wave and R&B moments; an industrial-lite kind of mood sets the base for her unmistakably strong (and getting stronger) vocals. If these songs feel distant, mediated at points, there's a reason: The record takes its name from the activity the songwriter realized helped her unwind and turn her brain off after a day of sequestering herself inside her childhood home to write.
"I was dealing with various personal issues, and I would spend hours in my bedroom writing, and after a while when it became too much, I started turning on the TV to get away from it all," says Qudus. "And I got into that pattern, which [I'd never done] before, and I started thinking about how people across America do this every day: Go to work all day at their job, come home and go 'OK, I'm gonna watch Mad Men, or Conan, and try to forget everything that just happened.'"
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