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"Nurse.Fighter.Boy" is an urban love story about the soul of a mother, the heart of a fighter, and the faith of a child. Jude is a single mother who descends from a long line of Jamaican caregivers. Silence is a 'past his prime' boxer who fights illegally to survive. Ciel is a boy who delves into music, conjuring dreams for his mother. During the last week of summer, a late-night brawl finds the fighter in the nurse's care causing their three fates to be forever entwined.
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Sal is characterized by a desert landscape and everyone who comes here is cast under its' spell and plans to return. The Cape Verdeans call this phenomenon "Sodade", which means "yearning". The fun loving locals will shape your image of the Cape Verdes and their aim is to make your holidays in Sal an unforgettable experience. "You do not need much to be happy" - This saying could have originated on these islands. Fishing and enjoying music are the main activities of the inhabitants of the island.
Diving in Sal is a diver's paradise with wrecks to explore, rich tropical underwater flora and a massive array of fish including shoals of rockfish and bream, dolphins, turtles and sharks. With few coral reefs, the Cape Verde underwater topography is mostly volcanic lava rocky ridges, pinnacles and boulders, and great arches and caves.
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The latest instalment of the popular America's Army (AA3) video-game series has recently been released to widespread acclaim. Whilst there are many similar 'first-person shooters' currently available, AA3 is unusual in that it is downloadable at no cost since it was developed by the United States (US) military as a recruitment tool.
This reflects an increasing use of combat video-games with ulterior motives, both by the world's military as well as by those politically opposed to conflict. Indeed, the US army now has a dedicated hi-tech public-relations centre where the wider general public can experience such games for themselves. Since the use of video-games can be seen as specifically targeting children, however, this recruitment strategy has been fiercely criticised as unethical.
Such condemnation raises a number of important questions as to the social role of video-games. For example, the fundamental morality of trivialising an issue as serious as war by treating it as mere entertainment is highly debatable. This is particularly the case as such games rarely attempt to depict the suffering and human cost that is an inevitable consequence of military action, thereby sanitising the true horrors of war. The social consequences of such portrayals of violence within video-games have previously been the subject of much discussion.
Furthermore, a growing number of these games are based on 'real' rather than fantasy scenarios, and so can often be seen as rewriting history by presenting a simple dichotomy between 'good' and 'evil', rather than accurately portraying the complex uncertainties faced by combatants during the actual fighting they claim to represent.
Alternatively, such games could be viewed as useful educational simulations that question the morality of war itself by giving a player the opportunity to experience a historical conflict from the perspectives of all the different parties involved.
Such issues have been the topic of recent heated debate surrounding the announcement and subsequent abrupt cancellation of a video-game based on the controversial battle for Fallujah.
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Cancellation of 'Six Days in Fallujah' from the Guardian
Li, Z. (2003).The Potential of America's Army the Video Game as Civilian-Military Public Sphere
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Bilingual education is a method used to teach language-minority students in public schools. The concept is that teaching English Language Learners (ELLs) partially in their native language will enhance their understanding of the curriculum and help them succeed in an otherwise English-based environment. The hope is that once ELL students are fairly proficient in English, they can continue their education in classes with their English-speaking peers.
Part of the problem is a lack of consensus on how English proficiency is defined. Adding to the confusion, most states allowed ELLs to be exempted from assessments if they had been in the United States or enrolled in bilingual education programs for three years or less. ELL students also had been given exemptions based on their English-language-proficiency levels.
The 1994 and 2002 versions of the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), however, required each state to develop an assessment system that includes ELLs and ensures that they make adequate progress from year to year. The Improving America's Schools Act (IASA) and the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) tightened many of the testing exemptions used by states and raised the accountability stakes for tracking and improving ELL student performance.
Another development affecting bilingual education is the English-only movement. Founded in the early 1980s, this movement promotes the enactment of legislation that requires the use of English by government agencies. In a similar vein, English for the Children, a national advocacy organization founded by Ron Unz, encourages the dissolution of bilingual education in favor of English immersion.
Unz sponsored successful ballot initiatives in California (1998) and Arizona (2000) that require schools to use "sheltered" English immersion as the core method for teaching ELL students. This method temporarily shelters ELLs from competing academically with native English-speaking students in mainstream classes. ELL students must transfer out of sheltered classes after one year, unless a waiver is signed by the parent. (By contrast, traditional bilingual programs have no time limits.) Unz's goal is to accelerate the process of moving ELL students into mainstream classrooms. Unz plans to push for similar legislation in other states.
More detailed information on Arizona and California is available on this issue site under What States Are Doing. Also included on this site is recent state legislation affecting bilingual education, general statistics, a selection of research reports and readings, and links to various programs and practices. The Frequently Asked Questions section includes links to teacher requirements by state and testing accommodation policies.
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When I hear the word scramble, I think of eggs or jets. This particular story is about Japan scrambling combat fighters near the Kurile islands:
Two Russian fighter jets briefly entered Japan's air space near disputed islands and the northern island of Hokkaido on Thursday, prompting Japan to scramble combat fighters and lodge a protest, Japan's Foreign Ministry said.
Russia, which is currently holding military manoeuvres around the disputed Kurile islands, denied any such intrusion took place.
Former Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori is expected to visit Moscow later this month to discuss territorial matters.
Thursday was Japan's "Northern Territories Day", when rallies are traditionally held calling for the return of the disputed islands it calls the Northern Territories.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had told a rally he was determined to press ahead with negotiations with Russia for the return of the islands.
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Dermatitis herpetiformis (DH) is a chronic, intensely itchy, blistering skin manifestation of gluten-sensitive enteropathy, commonly known as celiac disease. DH is a rash that affects about 10 percent of people with celiac disease.1 DH is found mainly in adults and is more common in men and people of northern European descent; DH is rarely found in African Americans and Asian Americans.2
Dermatitis herpetiformis is characterized by small, clustered papules and vesicles that erupt symmetrically on the elbows, knees, buttocks, back, or scalp. The face and groin can also be involved. A burning sensation may precede lesion formation. Lesions are usually scratched off by the time a patient comes in for a physical exam, and the rash may appear as erosions and excoriations.
Patients with DH may also experience dental enamel defects to permanent teeth, which is another manifestation of celiac disease. Less than 20 percent of people with DH have symptoms of celiac disease.3
Dermatitis herpetiformis is caused by the deposit of immunoglobulin A (IgA) in the skin, which triggers further immunologic reactions resulting in lesion formation. DH is an external manifestation of an abnormal immune response to gluten, in which IgA antibodies form against the skin antigen epidermal transglutaminase.
Family studies show that 5 percent of first-degree relatives of a person with DH will also have DH. An additional 5 percent of first-degree relatives of a person with DH will have celiac disease.4 Various other autoimmune diseases are associated with DH, the most common being hypothyroidism.
A skin biopsy is the first step in diagnosing DH. Direct immunofluorescence of clinically normal skin adjacent to a lesion shows granular IgA deposits in the upper dermis. Histology of lesional skin may show microabscesses containing neutrophils and eosinophils. However, histology may reveal only excoriation due to the intense itching that patients experience.
Blood tests for antiendomysial or anti-tissue transglutaminase antibodies may also suggest celiac disease. Blood tests for epidermal transglutaminase antibodies are positive in more than 90 percent of cases.5 All of these tests will become negative with prolonged adherence to a gluten-free diet.
A positive biopsy and serology confirm DH and should be taken as indirect evidence of small bowel damage. A biopsy of the small bowel is usually not needed for DH diagnosis. However, if clinical signs of gastrointestinal disease are evident on examination, further workup may be required.2 Whether or not intestinal damage is evident, a gluten-free diet should be implemented because the rash of DH is gluten sensitive.4
The sulfone dapsone can provide immediate relief of symptoms. For patients who cannot tolerate dapsone, sulfapyridine or sulfamethoxypyridazine may be used, although these medications are less effective than dapsone. A strict gluten-free diet is the only treatment for the underlying disease. Even with a gluten-free diet, medication therapy may need to be continued from a few months to 2 years.
DH can go into remission, which is defined as absence of skin lesions and symptoms of DH for more than 2 years while not taking sulfones or other treatments and not adhering to a gluten-free diet. Cohort studies showing DH remission provide support for reducing sulfone therapy and weaning from a gluten-free diet in patients with well-controlled DH.6
Publications produced by the Clearinghouse are carefully reviewed by both NIDDK scientists and outside experts. This publication was reviewed by John J. Zone, M.D., Professor and Chairman, Department of Dermatology, University of Utah School of Medicine.
The National Institutes of Health Celiac Disease Awareness Campaign provides current, comprehensive, science-based information about the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of celiac disease, also known as celiac sprue, nontropical sprue, and gluten-sensitive enteropathy. The Awareness Campaign is an initiative of the National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse, a service of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.
Download this publication and learn more about the Awareness Campaign at www.celiac.nih.gov.
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A Todd teen was injured on her way to class this morning on NC 194 in a single-car crash. Trooper Hendrix said that 18-year old Ashley Jarrett lost control of her 2005 Ford sedan when she looked away for a moment and found herself going off of the road in the 6000 block of the highway.
Her car struck a mailbox then three small trees off of the road before coming to rest a distance off of the road. The impact was not enough to deploy the airbags on the car, and injuries to Ashley Jarrett were not serious—mainly pain and soreness, according to trooper Hendrix, who cited her for Failure to Maintain Lane Control.
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If one is at all active' muscle and joint health becomes an increasing issue in everyday life - especially as we age. Now ancient Chinese wisdom may help offset the ravages of physical stress and time on our muscles and joints. Combining modern convenience with herbal tradition' Planetary Herbals has made accessible one of the most classic joint and tissue flexibility support formulas used in the world today. Planetary Herbals Flex-Ability™ is a classic' time-tested Chinese herbal formula now available in convenient tablet and liquid extract form.
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The Flex-Ability™ formula is known in China as Shu Jin San. It was originally created by herbalists to enhance circulation to joint and muscle tissue areas. The formula evolved for the purpose of causing an abundance of nutrient-rich fluids to move into these areas' nourishing the tissues. Although traditionally used to support normal joint and muscle flexibility' today it is widely used in Asia either before or after strenuous hard work or exercise' often by practitioners of the martial arts and by the elderly. Originally created as a powder' Flex-Ability™ was more recently developed as convenient tablets and tincture.
The Flexible Herbal Option:
According to traditional Chinese herbalism' the herbs in Flex-Ability™ provide support to the bones and tendons. Flex-Ability™ combines achyranthes root' teasel root and Angelica pubescens root' with an additional blend of gambir twigs' chaenomeles fruit' ligusticum rhizome' tienchi ginseng root' angelica root' siler root' lycii fruit' notopterygii root and dong quai root.
Combining Tradition and Convenience:
Like other Planetary Herbals products' Flex-Ability™ unites time-tested herbal traditions with modern convenience. Each is exclusively developed or selected by licensed acupuncturist and clinical herbalist Michael Tierra' L.Ac.' O.M.D. A clinician since 1972' Tierra is an internationally recognized authority on herbs and best-selling author of herbal books.
Ancient Herbal Wisdom:
With Flex-Ability™ tablets' Planetary Herbals further extends its line of botanical products to bring you modern herbal wisdom with ease of use. Keep your options flexible. Supplementing your diet with Flex-Ability can help keep you active and resilient - no matter what challenges you face.
Lifestyle Recommendations:
The body's joint flexibility can be further supported by regular exercise and a proper diet. Many natural health care experts recommend that consumption of highly acidic foods such as tomatoes' peppers' oranges' eggplant' caffeine' chocolate' and white flour or sugar products should be minimized.
Product Highlights:
1) Classic Chinese formula (Shujin San)' traditionally used to support muscles' bones and circulation.
2) Widely used in Asia by athletes' martial artists and the elderly.
3) Supports normal flexibility of muscles and limbs.
4) Available in tablets and liquid.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are not meant to diagnose' treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting any exercise or nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a serious medical condition.
Serving Size: 1/4 Teaspoon (approx. 1.25ml)
Amount Per Serving / % DV
Proprietary Extract Blend: 1.25ml
Gambir Twigs' Flowering Quince Fruit' Pubescent Angelica Root' Achyranthes Root' Dong Quai Root' Ligusticum wallichii Rhizome' Tienchi Ginseng Rhizome' Sichuan Teasel Root' Siler Root' Lycium Fruit' and Notopterygium
Other Ingredients:
Purified water' grain alcohol (40%).
For internal use: 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon' 2 or 3 times daily.
For external use: Apply topically as desired.
Not for use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Do not use if either tamper-evident seal is broken or missing.
Keep out of the reach of children.
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The Lady Dinos are picking up exactly where last year's team left off in Region 12 play.
After finishing last season with a 7-1 record in Region 12 play, the 2012-13 Carbon High Lady Dinos' Basketball team is already off to a fast start in Region 12 play.
The Lady Dinos picked up their third region win of the season by defeating Juab 45-27 at home last week. Junior Shelby Cornforth led the team with 15 points on a perfect shooting night (4-of-4 FGs and 7-of-7 FTs).
The Lady Dinos followed up that win by traveling to North Sanpete two days later by posting a 56-41 win. The team started slow in the first half heading into halftime down 23-11. But the Lady Dinos kicked things into high gear in the second half as they outscored North Sanpete 45-18 over the final 16 minutes of the game.
Cornforth led the scoring attack with 17 points. Sophomore Katie Basinger and senior Ashley Quinton each added 10 points in the win.
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David Wright's new contract is somewhat front-loaded
David Wright's new contract is somewhat more front-loadeded than it is back-loaded, tweets Mike Puma of the New York Post.
According to Puma, Wright wanted the Mets to have as much flexibility as possible.
However, the Mets ultimately lowered the amount of deferred money in the deal, although Wright allowed the Mets to pick which years money would be deferred.
Earlier this morning, Wright and the Mets agreed on a new eight-year, $138 million contract and voided his original $16 million option for 2013.


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Chris Hallquist's First Live Debate
I liked how Chris started. *ahem* I liked it when he startled his audience by saying he was talking to a group full of atheists. Then he explained that they don't believe in the other gods of the religions of the world. I also really liked his suggestion in his closing statement that people should read the Bible because of his confidence that the Bible itself can lead people to disbelieve. Julia Sweeney tells how reading the Bible led her away from God too. Enjoy. Nice job Chris. Thanks for thinking something I wrote was worthy to use as a springboard for your argument.


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Protesters Gather At Syrian Embassy In London
Syrian protesters make their way down Edgeware Road to the Syrian... News PhotoConflict,England,Horizontal,London - England,Protest,Protestor,Religion,Spirituality,Syria,Syrian Civil War,UK,WarPhotographer Dan KitwoodCollection: Getty Images News 2011 Getty ImagesLONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 29: Syrian protesters make their way down Edgeware Road to the Syrian Embassy on October 29, 2011 in London, England. Amnesty International activists and Syrians living in the UK are to hold a 'No More Blood - No More Fear' rally outside the Syrian embassy to call for an end to the government crackdown in Syria, which has killed at least 3,000 people. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)


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Oregon Civil War: Comcast and Dish to show game, but not DirecTV
EUGENE, Ore. - Satellite installer David Lamica finds himself extra busy this week.
"More phone calls, specifically from people switching from DirecTV to Dish Network - and wanting it done by Saturday noon time," Lamica told KVAL News.
Duck and Beaver fans anxiously wait all season for the Oregon Civil War, coming up this weekend at noon at Reser Stadium in Corvallis.
"A lot of people are football crazy around here," Lamica said, "and if the Ducks or the Beavers, if they can't see their game, they go crazy about that."
But not everyone will get to cheer their favorite team from home.
The game airs at noon Saturday on the new Pac-12 Network. Customers with Comcast or Dish Network will get the game.
But if you have DirecTV, sorry: you're out of luck. The Pac-12 and DirecTV don't have an agreement for the network's content to go out to DirecTV's subscriber.
Neither the Pac-12 nor DirecTV responded to interview requests from KVAL News on Monday.
Die-hard duck fan Jerry Callister of Springfield will be one of the DirecTV customers who can't get the Civil War game at home.
"Of course, I'm bummed," he said. "I checked in with DirecTV. They said they're having a hassle getting a good price out of the Pac-12 Network, so here I sit."
Aside from the Oregon Civil War game, Callister said he has been pretty happy with DirecTV.
Instead of switching providers, he is heading down the street to O'briens in Springfield on game day.
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Who says a Christmas tree has to be a...tree? For the apartment-dweller, holiday traveller, or pine-hater, pulling up your sleeves and making alternative Christmas trees can work wonders in making the season more personalized. These DIY holiday decor ideas are a fresh take on the traditional Christmas tree.
If you don't have space in your place for a full 7' Douglas Fir, why not take a trio of Styrofoam cones (available at any craft store) and transform them into trees? Cupcake liners have been craftily used on the left, while some colored yarn and a hot glue gun is all you'll need to create the trees on the right. Top them with pompoms for bonus cuteness points!
For the foodie, make a tree you can eat! Holiday entertaining and dining has never been so sweet. Martha Stewart's gingerbread cookie tree on the left looks positively scrumptious, and the red velvet cupcake on the right would be the perfect way to spread a little Christmas cheer to the kids. (Kids? How about me? I love red velvet!)
If you're tight on floor and table space, perhaps a DIY tree on the wall is more your style? An array of wall decals creates the illusion of a perfectly-shaped pine, while clear removable wall clips and string combine into a stylish tree that doubles as a Christmas card holder (just clip 'em on with clothespins!).
If you're feeling extra-handy (or if you're allergic to a real tree), these two alternative Christmas trees made from vintage shipping pallets and driftwood are an eco-friendly option that you can use year after year. An imperfect Charlie Brown-style tree will definitely make your holiday decor fun, personalized, and memorable.
Image credits: Sweet Cupcakes and Treats; A Spoonful of Sugar Designs; Margot Potter; Martha Stewart; Cupcakes Garden; Wall Dressed Up; My Poppet; Monk and Honey; All Driftwood Furniture.
Chalet Style reflects an ease and comfort unique to alpine living. Not that you need to live near the slopes to achieve the look, rather, a few key design elements are all you need to create this warm and cozy look.
Chalet inspired interiors all share similar design motifs whether they are aesthetically traditional or modern. Because chalets tend to be in colder climates, you will generally find warm fireplaces inside as well as fire pits outside; ample amounts of fur or faux fur in rugs, pillows, and blankets; antler or iron lighting in the form of rustic chandeliers and animal themed table lamps; rustic wood walls, ceilings and accessories.
Finally, you will generally see loads of plaid featured on bedding, on window coverings, and on lamp shades.
Regardless of how it is put together, these interiors are always warm and inviting. To me, they beckon with the knowledge that hot toddies are close at hand, a good book has been left close to the fire and that warm socks will thaw my frigid toes after a day on the slopes.
Yes, the classic chalet has a specific Tyrollean charm that may not be appropriate for all homes. That said, most of us do want an element of warmth in our homes throughout the winter and for that reason alone you may wish to consider some aspects of Chalet style.
Shopping Guide: Faux Deer Antlers Candle Glass 2-Light Sconce; Pacific Merchants Set of 4 Acaciaware® Wood Appetizer Trays; Brown and Tan Plaid Lamp Shade; Howard Elliott Pod Tall Luscious Natural Faux Fur Ottoman
Photos: Belgian Pearls.
I have fond memories of preparing for holiday meals with my mother. We'd go to the flower market and gather pine boughs, tulips, and roses. Then we'd return home and arrange our bounty in antique silver vases that she'd acquired over the years.
Now I'm on a single girl's budget, so armloads of blossoms aren't an option for me—and in any case, I love the creative challenge of affordable holiday table decorating. Ideas come to mind with things I already have on hand.
For the abundant look of floral arrangements without the cost, paper flowers are a surprisingly easy and eye-catching option. They do require time and patience, however, so plan ahead. Depending on your desired effect you can use colored tissue, brown craft, or even newspaper, and if you store them carefully they'll last for holidays to come!
Also in the realm of paper goods, black and white photos have a charming effect on the table. As a runner and place cards; hung from the chandelier; or slipped into vintage bottles; they're not only aesthetically pleasing but also a reminder of the family and friendship we value this time of year.
Finally, when all else fails, raid the rest of the house! You'd be amazed at the tablescape you can build with odds and ends from your bookshelves, china cabinet, coffee table, and nightstands. Group your collection of vintage matchbooks with those garage sale tea tins you bought for no apparent reason. Add your grandmother's porcelain cream and sugar set to the mix. Your brass owls from Etsy? They're just the finishing touch you need.
The holidays are about celebrating what you have--and what better way to celebrate it than to use what you have to create an affordable holiday table?
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Christmas is full to the brim of hustle and bustle. Everyone is hurrying and rushing and shopping and scurrying hither and thither.
It can be exhausting.
And overwhelming.
And it makes me long for the simplicity of a white Christmas.
Whites and neutrals and creams with Christmas decorating are simple and elegant and timeless and a wonderful contrast to the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season.
Longing for simple? And elegant? And timeless?
Here's a little white inspiration just for you.
1. Choose a neutral color pallet of whites and creams and grays and introduce a few natural elements for texture and visual interest.
2. A cream and white table scape is the perfect backdrop for a holiday party. Add vintage white linens and sparkling silver to make your table shine.
3. Shop the house for whiteware and white accent pieces and combine with a little glitter for an inexpensive way to decorate a sideboard or Christmas table.
4. Reflect your unique table setting with an antique mirror to fill the room with holiday cheer. Silver chargers, white candles and a simple white tablecloth complete your holiday table.
Want the look?
Here are just a few suggestions to get you started.
Combine a few of these suggestions with some neutrals, a little texture and a steaming cup of hot cocoa with tiny marshmallows.....
.....and watch all the hustle and bustle melt away.
Shopping Guide: 1. Haeger Potteries 10" High Empire White Ceramic Pitcher 2. Apothecary Glass Drink Dispenser 3. Set of 3 White Lacquer Candlesticks 4. North Adams 32" High Rectangular Wall Mirror 5. Beveled Block 13 " Wide Mirror Charger Plate 6. Reed and Barton Andover Pearl 65-piece flatware set
Photo Credit: 1. Country Living 2. Country Living (from collage) 1. Country Living 2. Via HWTM Daily Blog from Domino Magazine 3. Thistlewood Farm 4. Via Bright Bazaar featuring the The White Company.
You've told us your favorite home decorating blogs, family blogs, and DIY blogs, and after tallying up the votes, we're pleased to announce the Lamps Plus 2012 Best Home Blog Top 10 List! (Not sure what this is all about? Click here to check out all the details.)
1st PLACE: Coupon Cousins! Congratulations to our winner! You voted this budget-savvy site as your favorite blog. New coupons are posted daily (often many, many times per day!), and if you're looking for deals on home decor, lighting, furniture, and more, Coupon Cousins is definitely the blog to follow.
2nd PLACE: DIY Showoff. Don't be afraid to tackle home decorating projects on your own! On DIY Showoff, Roeshel features plenty of DIY inspiration along with detailed tutorials to help you create these projects yourself. Many of the projects on DIY showoff are submitted by readers, so if you have a great DIY under your belt make sure to send it her way!
3rd PLACE: Young House Love. What started as a DIY diary that John and Sherry Petersik created to share the renovation process on their first house has blossomed into an incredibly successful decorating blog (and now Young House Love has become their full-time gig!). We love following along with their home decor adventures - and also the antics of 2 year-old Clara and their dog, Hamburger.
4th PLACE: The Inspired Room. Melissa's blog is all about sharing simple, inspiring ideas for loving the home you have. Her blog is abundant with wallet-friendly decorating ideas and beautiful design inspiration. Featured on HGTV, Apartment Therapy, and numerous other media outlets, The Inspired Room is a must-read for home decor ideas on a budget.
5th PLACE: Design Thoughts. Interior designer Kim shares thoughts on balancing "mommy, money, and [her] love for all things design". Living in NYC in a rented duplex, Kim's "Design Thoughts" are incredibly helpful for anyone who rents and is seeking creative (and non-permanent) ways to make their home their own.
6th PLACE: Apartment Therapy. This international mega-blog has it all - house tours, product roundups, DIY inspiration, design trends, giveaways, and endless inspiration. If you live near a major city, check out the "local" section of the blog to view posts and products catered to your locale.
7th PLACE (tie): Thrifty Decor Chick. Money doesn't buy style, and Thrifty Decor Chick knows that! Find great ideas for decorating on a budget on Sarah's blog. Her decorating style is transitional and charming - very beautiful and livable.
7th PLACE (tie): Miss Mustard Seed. Marian (aka. Miss Mustard Seed) belives that "your home's potential is waiting to be realized and you're the one who is going to discover it!". Living in a "real" home on a thrift-store budget, Marian's blog features decorating ideas and inspiration to create a great look for your home that's both affordable and attainable.
9th PLACE: Aphro Chic. Originally started as an interior design blog created by founder Jeanine Hays to escape the stress of her career as an attorney, Aphro Chic has evolved into a blog and home decor business. Jeanine's distinct "Modern, Soulful Style" is evident in her carefully curated blog posts.
10th PLACE (tie): Pretty Handy Girl. Brittany of Pretty Handy Girl has set out to educate and empower women to tackle their own DIY projects. Refusing to bow to the stereotype that "women aren't handy", her blog de-mistyfies power tools and home decorating projects, and presents them in a way that makes them manageable and attainable.
10th PLACE (tie): Room Fu. Think of Room Fu as Kung Fu for your home! Austin, TX interior designer Robin Callan shares peeks into her design projects (alongside a healthy dose of design inspiration). Her bold and colorful style is a serious design knockout.
Thanks for entering the 2012 Best Home Blog Sweepstakes and telling us your favorite design blogs! We're thrilled to award these fabulous blogs with an array of great prizes. (And if you entered our sweepstakes by nominating a blog, you could be a winner too! Check your email...)
Today I'm thrilled to share a little DIY project from my very own home with you! We recently moved into a new San Francisco loft and wanted a statement-making chandelier. But between renting {and therefore not able to do anything too permanent} and having nothing but track lighting on our 20 foot ceilings to work with, we felt pretty stuck.
Then we discovered a Glass Mini Pendant and an idea sprouted...
By bundling half a dozen pendants together we could create a modern and eye-catching DIY chandelier! It was a quick, easy and cost effective way to add a great design element and create the balance in our wide-open space that I was looking for. The only tools required were track light converters for each pendant and a really tall ladder.
Each pendant clicked right in as if plugging in a light bulb. A simple twist tie was used to gather the cords together in an organically formed bundle. We're just thrilled with the results!
If you're looking for a little added glow in your home this holiday season, try thinking outside the regular lighting box. Your only limitation is your imagination. And perhaps how tall your ladder is!
Images: Erin Hiemstra.
Last year I visited Copenhagen during the holiday season. Already smitten with Danish furniture and lighting design, the trip cemented my obsession with Scandinavian style, especially in wintertime. Early sunsets make for long dark days, hence the practice of washing everything in white and light. Unlike Americans' obsessions with red, green, and gold. Nordic merrymakers stick to neutral palettes, with an abundance of sheepskin, tree branches, and candlelight.
This white paneled living room's contemporary sectional sofa is scattered with accent pillows aplenty, including styles with a bit of shimmer. Tree trunk coffee tables bring the outdoors in. Shopping guide: 1. Sonnet 6" Wide Winding Globe Chrome Pendant Light 2. Set of 2 Paillette Floral 18" Embroidered Throw Pillows 3. Simon Tree Stump White Table Lamp 4. Set of 3 Distressed White Rectangular Wood Trays 5. Knots Pastel 22" Square Hand-Made Accent Pillow 6. Reef Black 22" Square Hand-Made Accent Pillow
Swedish designer Yifa Skarp decorated for Christmas with charming paper trees atop the industrial-style coffee tables. The gray, textured throw blanket on the sofa seems to be sheepskin, and a cozy bedside lamp perched on the windowsill acts as an extra light source for dark days.
Shopping guide: 1. Draper Mid-Century Modern Desk Lamp 2. Gaucho Charcoal 18" Square Down Throw Pillow 3. Tobias Collection Gray Throw 4. Pinebrook Rectangular Rolling Table 5. Zuo Carnival White Modular Loveseat
An intimate wooden dining table and chairs hosts simple glasses, plates, and bowls. The rustic yet dramatic chandelier, made from antlers, is an outdoorsy touch, especially alongside the towering bare evergreen.
Shopping guide: 1. Cast Iron White Pinecone Stocking Holder 2. Big Sky Twelve Light Elk Antler Chandelier 3. Jane Seymour 22" Five Hydrangeas in Clay Pot 4. Set of 2 Wishbone Y Natural Wood Side Chairs
A wintry vignette in a hotel at Tivoli Gardens in downtown Copenhagen, shows off white flowers, pine tree garlands, wicker-covered hurricane lamps, and of course, a lush sheepskin throw. The candles will definitely cast a gorgeous glow against the rich woods. Can't get enough of this chic, neutral holiday decor? Head over to StyleCarrot for 22 more rooms with inspiring Scandinavian style.
Shopping guide: 1. Small Bach Antique White 23 1/4" High Wood Candlestick 2. Twig and Leaf Votive Candelabra Candle Holder 3. White Sheepskin Rug 4. Rojo 16 Snow White Large Glass Votive or Tea Light Holder 5. Bell Jar Terrarium III
Image credits: Norwegian photographer Sandra Aslaksen / via Emmas Designblogg, Kool and Kreativ, The Essence of the Good Life, StyleCarrot.
Happy Thanksgiving. For me, today is about being cozy. Fall decorating plays a big role in that agenda. Let others break limbs at turkey bowls, I want to savor the end of fall by helping mom mix some stuffing, curl up on the sofa with a throw and soft pillows and then gorge on gravy and sweets. Don't forget, we are hours away from the frenzy of holiday shopping and drained bank accounts...let's make these autumnal moments last a few moments more.
Basking in the glow of warm lamp light is quintessentially cozy. The right mood can be achieved by choosing the perfect traditional table lamp and shade. Replacement shades are a great way to update a lamp for less. Shopping list: Rust Shirred Bell Lamp Shade.
Speaking of a warm glow, candles are here to stay so why not give them a home of their own. Hurricanes and lanterns make sure your flame never falters. Not only will they look good on winter mantles, but they can ways be moved outside in better weather to dress up a deck. Shopping list: Mason Rustic Patina Pillar Candle Lantern.
Give me a warm fire and book and you can stick a fork in it...I'm done. Naturally firelight was fine for settlers, but I need a proper floor lamp to peruse the pages of my favorite decorating magazine. Shopping list: Robert Abbey Rutherford Tripod Pharmacy Floor Lamp.
Throws may look pretty draped over a chair but they certainly come in handy when you don't have the energy to pull yourself up off the sofa and turn on the heat. Throws are totally practical and make a perfect cozy gift for the holidays. Shopping list: Surya Tian Tian Plum Throw Blanket.
So know matter what your plans are this holiday, I hope you find some time for some cozy fall decorating.
Photos: The Enchanted Home, My Notting Hill, Belgian Pearls.
'Tis the busiest time of the year-Is your living room decor ready to see the action of the season? By taking a few simple steps with a minimal investment, you can create a rich new look in your space. These living room decor ideas are great for the holidays or everyday living.
One of the tried and true designer touches are decorative sofa pillows. They allow you to bring in the latest pattern or color trend without having to change the entire room.
Reflect the positive. Decorative mirrors with rich details placed across from a window will double your view and help bounce nature light around the living room.
Replace your traditional coffee table with a pair of ottomans. They provide extra seating, a place to put your feet while watching those nostalgic holiday movies and of course a place for your snack or beverage.
Adding a touch of nature always brings life to any space. A branch of colorful leaves placed in decorative vases will update your living room decor with a touch of the season.
Image resouce: Better Homes and Gardens, Shop By Room
Major redecorating can get expensive, so I have 5 home decorating idea for under $50. Impossible you say? Have faith!
Home Decorating Idea 1. Add metallics. From gold and silver to warm bronze, metallics will add much needed texture and weight to a space. This designer sconce costs under $50 and looks like it costs hundreds. Whether they flank a sofa, sideboard or bedside, the materials are timeless and the design totally current when it comes to contemporary lighting. Shopping list: Brushed-bronze Hand-crafted Shade Wall Sconce.
Home Decorating Idea 2. Add Pattern. Monochromatic rooms can get stale, so try incorporating pattern to give the eye something interesting to absorb. Something as simple as replacing lamp shades with a funky design can instantly change a room. I say, pop these orange beauties on bedside swing arm lamps. Shopping list: Orange Floral Drum Lamp Shade.
Home Decorating Idea 3. Add color. This is becoming my favorite hall ever. It's so crisp, cheerful yet still classic. The narrow, white space pops because of the unobtrusive recessed lights and bold choice of color on the runner. The two chevron pillows can act in the same way when used on a plain white sofa or chair. Shopping list: Accent Pillows.
Home Decorating Idea 4. Add something rustic. Even contemporary spaces need something rustic and worn to feel human and lived-in. Natural woods are fascinating to look and especially to touch. In a world that has evolved into swiping slick tablets and phones, why not get your Abraham Lincoln on and go split rail fence for a change. Shopping list: Large Natural Teakwood Stump Candle.
Home Decorating Idea 5. Add something nostalgic. Stay true to the architecture of a room, so if a fixture doesn't look right, swap it out. This schoolhouse light is under $50 and is amazingly popular in traditional kitchens, back halls or mudrooms. Shopping list: Schoolhouse Brushed Steel Ceiling Light Fixture.
Photos: Cove and Grey, Savvy Home Blog.


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A 26-year-old Price man pled no contest to two counts of attempted sex abuse of a child Monday in Seventh Judicial District Court.
Timothy Lee Romano had been arrested last December with two other persons for a series of abuse allegations involving several children over a period of almost three years.
The original charges were first degree child sex abuse felonies but were reduced to third degree by an agreement of the county prosecutor and defense counsel.
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After much speculation, the Rangers finally bid adieu to
33-year-old defenseman Wade Redden yesterday. The former Ottawa Senator was placed on waivers and assuming no team
claims him, he'll have the option to report to Hartford or pursue a career overseas (an
option that appears unlikely as Redden's wife had a baby last week). His $6.5 million salary cap hit will be
erased for this season and for the remaining four years of his deal barring
unforeseen circumstances.
In his two years with the Rangers, Redden filled the role of
fans' whipping boy previously occupied by Dmitri Kalinin and Marek Malik. Redden was signed to a massive six-year, $39
million deal two summers ago despite his rapidly declining career in Ottawa. At the time, GM Glen Sather was convinced
that Redden was exactly the type of power play quarterback and brilliant
first-passer that the Rangers lacked. Instead, Redden totaled just 35 assists and 40 points in 156 games with
the Blueshirts. Redden was also an
adventure in his own end on many nights, and fans quickly tuned on him.
There's no doubt that Redden is still capable of playing in
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expected to fill anything more than a fifth or sixth defenseman role. His $6.5 million average cap hit, a high salary
for a No. 1 defenseman, makes him a huge liability. It's not Redden's fault that Sather offered
him such a lofty contract, but the Rangers had no choice but to cover their
losses. By erasing Redden's contract,
the Rangers are now under the salary cap and free to keep whichever players on
the 20 man roster they desire without financial constraints.
With the top four defenders set in stone (Marc Staal, Dan
Girardi, Michael Del Zotto and Michal Rozsival), the Ranger now have six
players competing for the bottom two or three blue line spots. Garnet Exelby, Alexei Semenov, Ryan McDonagh,
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So, a little about me first. Like I said, I'm 34 years old, married, no kids, one cat and now one dog. This is my first dog since being a kid and living at home. When growing up we had a couple dogs (boxer mix and pit mix). I currently work a couple miles from home as a plant manager. When I'm not working there, I work from home. Hobbies include shooting, photography, kayaking, amateur radio and general geeking out behind my pc.
2 years ago we adopted a cat named Garfield. A couple of weeks ago we went to Petco and fell in love with Monty. Up until then I was thinking of getting a Mastiff. Monty is a 2-4 year old "pit" mix. I'm guessing her at staffiture terrier and basset hound mix. Although I'm thinking of sending out for the DNA test to see if I'm right. Monty is low energy around the house. Although he does like a LONG walk. So far he's been great with both people and dogs. His reaction to other dogs tends to be of inference. He'll smell them and then not really care much about them.
Currently I walk him for 2-3 miles in the morning (6am). Come home for an hour during lunch. And take him for another 3-4 mile walk when I get home (6pm). He's currently sleeping in a crate and spends the time when I'm at work in the crate. I did move my schedule around so I'm only working Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. On my off days he's with me almost all of the day.
He's being fed Natures Variety dog food in the AM and K9 Natural Freeze Dried Beef Raw Dog Food in the evening. Plus carrots, apples, and a little banana in his kong when i'm not home.
Introductions with the cat are going well. The cat is warming up to him. Currently they lay down on opposite sides of a screen door or baby gate and don't have any problems. But the cat still gets a little puffed up if he moves too fast. But every day he seems to be getting more and more comfortable with him.
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Traditional Minestrone Soup Slow Cooker Recipe
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13 comments:
- GF Gidget said...
This looks amazing! Thanks for the freezing/reheating tip!
- October 16, 2010 at 6:02 AM
- ~Alissa said...
You read my mind! I wanted to make minestrone soup tomorrow and there it is - today's post. Thank you!
- October 16, 2010 at 6:01 PM
- Valerie said...
Yum! I can't wait to try this out!
I'm hoping to find your recipe for the mini cornbread muffins. . .
- October 16, 2010 at 7:05 PM
- madesimplerecipes said...
I have been doing some crock pot recipes and wanted to get some ideas on other recipes as well as enriching my overall knowldge of the kitchen. Great work and great site.
- October 17, 2010 at 12:00 AM
- Jennifer Samountry said...
Can this be cooked on high or does that not get the beans cooked enough?
- October 17, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- Elly Gilbert said...
Made it, loved it! Thanks a million for all of your wonderful recipes. You are a life saver!!
- October 22, 2010 at 4:58 AM
Yum! Soup weather has finally hit us in Colorado, and I've been making tons of veggie soup with the farmer's market bounty.
I have one hint for adding pasta to soups, especially if you are making enough to have leftovers. I cook my pasta separately, then throw it in the soup at serving time. I refrigerate the extra pasta in a bowl and add it to the soup when I reheat it. No more mushy pasta leftovers!
- October 22, 2010 at 9:14 AM
- bridget said...
Thank you! We made this today and it was a hit! Everything but the beef stock was already in the pantry - love it when that happens. I'm looking forward to trying the doro wat too.
- October 24, 2010 at 6:42 PM
Earlier this week I tried your minestrone soup, and it was a big hit with my family. "This recipe is definitely a keeper, mom," my daughter told me. I made 2 changes to your recipe: first, adding the tomatoes after the beans were cooked; I've discovered that beans don't cook thoroughly if tomatoes are added before they are fully cooked. Second, I added 1 cup of pasta. We've had a very rainy week, and soup was the perfect dinner choice!
- December 10, 2010 at 4:27 PM
- Sue said...
This looks delicious! Is there a lot of liquid to this at the end? Reason I ask is hubby is not a huge soup fan, thought I could make it more like a stew perhaps. Or any directions on how to thicken the liquid? Thank you!
- January 10, 2011 at 9:46 AM
I've made this three times since I got a slow cooker for Christmas. I love it so much and all your recipes. This one keeps nice as leftovers and is much better than the canned stuff. It's so nice to come home to a hot meal.
- February 7, 2011 at 11:40 PM
- Brooke, Adam and Olivia said...
What is this about red beans being toxic? Is it only for dried beans? I use whole foods brand boxed red beans all the time and I've never heard about this so I'm now super nervous...
- September 20, 2013 at 1:29 PM
- Joseph said...
Great recipe. I loved the 8-10 hour cook time on a cold winter's day. I followed all the instructions, but I cooked the pasta separately and also separately sautéed some beef cubes (in butter garlic). At service time, I added a potion of pasta and beef to each soup dish before adding the soup, which I mixed in. Will definitely do this one again.
- March 3, 2014 at 7:46 AM
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I would like to comment on the "Programmatic Agreement for the West Tavaputs 'EIS' recently discussed in the Utah media.
Before I make those comments, I would like to tell the Utah Rock Art Research Association, the Nine Mile Canyon Coalition and Carbon County how much I appreciate them for their participation in the negotiation process of this agreement. The process took well over a year but was a process I see as beneficial and one that could be used in other "sticky" situations like this.
I also appreciate the BLM's recognition that development of resources in Nine Mile Canyon and the West Tavaputs would have negative impacts on the cultural resources found there. Those of us who have loved Nine Mile Canyon for years know the extent of the rock art and other archaeological sites found in the canyon, but it's nice when the federal agency official recognizes them also.
The value of the agreement lies in its implementation. URARA and the Nine Mile Coalition signed the agreement, not because its members see it as a home-run for canyon enthusiasts, but because they believe it may provide adequate protection to cultural resources if it is fully implemented. But its success depends on everyone staying involved in the process and all parties living up to their commitments in the agreement.
Agreements like this are difficult. They come about only when people get to know people, sit down at the same table, share ideas and often times food. They don't come by being critical to others.
I take issue with Mr. Mainord's stinging letter about Pam Miller (Letters to the Editor, Sun Advocate, Jan. 19, 2010). Pam was one of the first people I met when I began my research in Nine Mile. She doesn't fit the description of her used by Mr. Mainord. She cares deeply about Nine Mile and has been one of the driving forces behind improvements in the canyon. I salute her.
Mr. Mainord should be careful with his facts. He gives Bill Barrett Corporation credit for the improvements made at the Great Hunt Panel. I have been involved to an extent in those improvements, so I know where the money came from and who did the work. Yes, BBC moved the road and they should be complimented for it, but the company did not make the improvements. Grants were received for the work and volunteers from many groups, including the College of Eastern Utah, historical groups and others joined together to get it done. Yes, I have seen Pam there on numerous occasions hoisting a shovel or survey tool with sweat streaming down her face. Let's give credit where credit is due and not be critical or mean-spirited just because our views differ from someone else's.
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After the said peace memorial has been established as provided in section 433a of this title the Secretary of the Interior is authorized to accept donations of land, interests in land, buildings, structures, and other property as may be donated for the extension and improvement of the said peace memorial, and donations of funds for the purchase and maintenance thereof, the title and evidence of title to lands acquired to be satisfactory to the Secretary of the Interior: Provided, That he may acquire on behalf of the United States out of any donated funds by purchase when purchasable at prices deemed by him reasonable, otherwise by condemnation under the provisions of section 3113 of title 40, such tracts of land within the said peace memorial as may be necessary for the completion thereof. The Secretary of the Interior is authorized to purchase with appropriated funds not to exceed four acres of land, or interests in land, for addition to the Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial.
Source(June 2, 1936, ch. 477, § 3,49 Stat. 1394; Pub. L. 92–568, §§ 1, 2,Oct. 26, 1972, 86 Stat. 1181, 1182.)
"Section 3113 of title 40" substituted in text for "the Act of August 1, 1888" on authority of Pub. L. 107–217, § 5(c),Aug. 21, 2002, 116 Stat. 1303, the first section of which enacted Title 40, Public Buildings, Property, and Works.
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"Peace memorial" substituted in text for "national monument" to conform to redesignation of Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial National Monument as Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial provided in section 1 ofPub. L. 92–568, classified to section 433f–1 of this title.
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For transfer of functions of other officers, employees, and agencies of Department of the Interior, with certain exceptions, to Secretary of the Interior, with power to delegate, see Reorg. Plan No. 3 of 1950, §§ 1, 2, eff. May 24, 1950, 15 F.R. 3174, 64 Stat. 1262, set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
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Pub. L. 92–568, § 4,Oct. 26, 1972, 86 Stat. 1182, as amended by Pub. L. 95–625, title I, § 101(21),Nov. 10, 1978, 92 Stat. 3472; Pub. L. 98–141, § 7(a),Oct. 31, 1983, 97 Stat. 910; Pub. L. 98–181, title I, Nov. 30, 1983, 97 Stat. 1294, provided that: "There are authorized to be appropriated such sums as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of this Act [enacting section 433f–1, amending sections 433a to 433c and 433e, and repealing section 433d of this title, and enacting provisions set out as a note hereunder], but not more than $370,000 shall be appropriated for the acquisition of lands and interests in lands and not more than $10,500,000 shall be appropriated for development. The sums authorized in this section shall be available for acquisition and development undertaken subsequent to the approval of this Act [such sections]."
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