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The Journalism Department is proud of The Telescope, its award-winning newspaper that has been reporting on Palomar College since 1947. The newsroom boasts a comprehensive archive of Palomar's history from 1947 to present day. Everyone is invited to visit our newsroom. We are located at HUM 103 or by calling 760-744-1150 ex 2450.
The newspaper is an independent, student-run publication, which reports on issues pertaining to Palomar College, its staff and students and nearby community. The Telescope just beat out all other two-year schools across the state to earn First Place in General Excellence from the California Newspaper Publishers Association. It also won Best of Show at the 2015 San Diego County Fair.
We publish seven times per semester and also have an active website, www.the-telescope.com.
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We recommend you start by taking Journalism 101: Introduction to News Writing. That is a three-unit course, available online and on the San Marcos campus, that trains you on how to write for a newspaper. But this class doesn't allow you to write for the paper. You can take a second class that allows you to write for the newspaper. You have two choices.
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Navy base is setting up temporary housing for children caught crossing border
WASHINGTON — Naval Base Ventura County will house up to 570 unaccompanied children caught crossing the border illegally to address what the White House said Monday is an urgent humanitarian crisis.
The number of children, particularly from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, is expected to more than double to 60,000 this year, requiring the Navy base and a facility just opened at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio to meet a temporary housing demand.
Ongoing violence in their home countries, dire economic conditions and a desire to be reunited with relatives are causing a surge of children trying to enter the United States, Cecilia Munoz, assistant to the president and director of the domestic policy council, and several other officials said in a conference call.
This year, there are more girls and more children under 13 than in previous years, which prompted the housing initiative that will be coordinated by FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate.
Under the law, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents must turn over unaccompanied minors within 72 hours to the Department of Health and Human Services' Administration for Children and Families.
A network of group homes run by nonprofit agencies had been taking in the children but the sharp spike in numbers created a need for an alternative.
A 42,000-square-foot building that was formerly a Navy Mobile Processing Site at NBVC, Port Hueneme — where Navy personnel were housed before and after deployments — can accommodate about 570 children, said base spokeswoman Kimberly Gearhart. It could open as soon as Friday, according to the Department of Health and Human Services.
A child could stay up to 120 days, Gearhart said.
Lackland, which opened its facility on May 18, can handle up to 1,200 children at a time.
Under federal immigration law, children from countries that aren't contiguous to the U.S. are not subject to expedited deportation. Instead, these children will be reunited with families or sponsors and go through a removal process on a case-by-case basis, Munoz said.
Most of the children are being picked up in Texas. The ones coming to Ventura County will be flown in.
Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington, supports tighter immigration controls and blamed the Obama administration policies for the increase in unaccompanied minors.
He pointed to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, known as DACA, which delays removal of immigrants who illegally entered the country before their 16th birthdays and younger than 31 as of June 15, 2012. Krikorian argues that the "nonenforcement policy generally" has sent a message that it's worth the risk to try crossing illegally.
"They're sending the signal, 'You can get away with this,' " he said.
Krikorian contends that things haven't gotten "radically worse" in Central America in recent months or even in the past two years. The surge is coming from the word on the street and calls home, he said.
The situation in Central America — especially violence, crime, abuse and deprivation — is cited in a March report: "Children on the Run — Unaccompanied Children Leaving Central America and Mexico and the Need for International Protection." It was released by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and underwritten by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
The children surveyed after being picked up cited fears of violence for fleeing their countries. Sixty-six percent of Salvadorans mentioned violence by "organized armed criminal actors" as their primary motivation for leaving. Twenty percent of Guatemalans mentioned violence, and 11 percent of Hondurans mentioned being victims of violence, the report says.
Marc Rosenblum, deputy director of the Washington-based Migration Policy Institute, said historically about a quarter of unaccompanied children end up staying in the U.S. after being given a special juvenile status after being found eligible for amnesty. He said children are driven by violence and poor economic opportunity in their countries to try to connect with relatives in the U.S., many with temporary protected status.
"While more permanent solutions are being arranged to address this situation, I commend Naval Base Ventura County for providing the facilities and support to care for these children," said Rep. Julia Brownley, D-Westlake Village, whose district includes the base.
Mark P. Lagon, a professor in the Master of Science in Foreign Service Program at Georgetown University, agreed with the concerns cited for the increase in children trying to cross the border.
"With the (U.S.) economy not being in the trough as it was in 2008-2009, there's somewhat more willingness to take the risk to come," Lagon said. "People are looking for that opportunity and they're hearing from their friends it's worth it."
As for housing children on military bases, Lagon said, "The optics are not great and you always have to worry about how vulnerable people are housed I don't know what the conditions will be."
Officials on the White House conference call said the children will have medical and mental health resources, nutrition and some educational opportunities while in the custody of HHS contractors on the two military bases.
Lagon said the Trafficking Victims Protection Act strengthened protections for unaccompanied children.
"If they come, you should take care of children," he added. "It's a wrongheaded view to expel kids who are vulnerable."
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Historical Traveler Reviews Clock Tower Resort Rockford
I stayed two nights at the Clock Tower "Resort" along with about 12 co-workers and we all thought this hotel was very run down and outdated. My first room was on the first floor and the sliding glass door leading outside wouldn't lock and the screen door was bent like it had been opened with a pry bar. There was also a scary looking bug in the bathroom. I asked for a different room and the one I got was OK, but dirty (lots of dust and crud under the furniture). Another co-worker found bugs living in his bed.
The website advertised a water park but it actually is still under construction. My suggestion is to fInd somewhere else to stay when you're in Rockford. There are several other hotels nearby.
Clocktower under the interstate
This is by far the worst hotel I have ever stayed in in my life. The first night I was there I had to go through the room and do a little cleaning on my own. Then I tried to take a shower. The shower head was so loose that it was shooting water all the way over the rod and onto the toilet. After tightening that up, I finished and tried to turn the shower off. The plunger was stuck and it took hitting it with a book to get it to turn off. Then on to shaving. I turned the water on, lathered up to shave, looked down and the sink was half full, the plunger was down. I pulled the rod to let the water drain and it came all the way out of the sink into my hand. I had to poke a best western pen under the plug to finish. When it was time for bed, I went to set the alarm clock which did not work and the radio on it was at a very low volume with the control not making a difference. That however did not matter because I didn't sleep anyway. The interstate beside the clocktower has a toll booth on it and the tractor-trailors were hitting thier jake brakes all night long. It was like the room was under the overpass. Also my room, #1200, has the laundry room beside it and it felt like I was in a spin cycle most of the night! Not to mention the doors in the hall could be heard closing all night, especially from 8 p.m. to around midnight. I stayed for 4 nights and it was the same every night. I slept better in the car on the way home! Thank heavens I had someone with me to trade driving time. If you are thinking about staying here, don't. I wouldn't let my dog stay here! The Ramada across the street is a far more superior hotel.
Great Pool Area!
Our family (2 adults, a 16 year old and 10 year old) recently spent a great night at the Best Western Clocktower on our way through Rockford. I had chosen this hotel for 2 main reasons: 1) it had gotten good reviews on this site 2) I had driven 550 miles that day, and I wanted a hotel that was right off the highway, and easy to find. I did not want the hassle of trying to locate the hotel after such a long day.
I was very pleased with how easy it was to locate, and the parking was excellent, many spots available.
The service was quick and polite at the front desk, and they were able to get us the adjoining rooms I had previously requested.
The rooms were clean and nicely laid out. Nothing fancy, but for the price it suited our needs perfectly.
The pool area was terrific though. They had a hot tub, and large swim area with a slide. It also included one of those dew drop fountains, "lily pads" for trying to cross, and a large rubber water snake thing that was mounted to the bottom of the pool. To top it off, it wasn't all that crowded. Nothing spoils a good pool like it being over crowded. Perhaps it is busier at other times, but our visit in Mid August was perfect.
The lobby was attractive as well.
All in all, highly recommended, especially if you have children who enjoy a good pool area.
This is a Best Western??
We stayed the first night on a Thursday, we arrived tired and just wanted to check in and hit the outdoor pool. Everything seemed to be OK, room was small but fine. The outdoor pool was very refreshing and clean.
The restaurant, Grannys, leaves alot to be desired, advise - eat somewhere else!
We left on Friday to continue our trip, on the way home on Monday we decided to stay again at the Clock Tower and enjoy the pool one more day.
First room we get is on the second floor, asked several staff members in the hall where the elevator was, they either didn't understand or didn't care to answer, finally after asking about 3 people we got an answer. Get to the room, go to use the bathroom, toilet seat is up (usually means not clean) have to go, use it anyway, look around the bathroom to see hair and other things on floor. Call front desk, moved to new room.
New room seemed OK, went about our day, came back to shower, didn't see hair on shower wall until it was getting wet (grossed out), toilet backed up twice. Manager was always in a meeting or not on property.
Finally about 11PM we get phone call, we will move you to another room!! We were sleeping and not about to get up to move again.
In morning went to check out as quickly as possible, told manager was again in meeting couldn't be disturbed. Front desk was rude told us it was a rare occurance to have a room like this (they forgot it was our second room this stay both unclean). We were given a whole 25% discount for our troubles.
My advise to Best Western, re train your housekeeping staff - bathrooms sould be cleaned every day and update your plumbing.
This could be a very nice property, in our opinion it is not up to Best Western standards and we will not be back.
Nice Place!
Stayed for overnight business trip. Was given a single Queen room and found I comfortable. Service at front desk was only detraction - representative was inexperienced and had to be corrected too many times by a co-worker for my satisfaction. High speed internet was available but I didn't use it. Decor was a bit dated but well maintained. Was right for price ($79 corporate rate) and I would consider staying here again.
Nice Visit
We stayed at this hotel New Years Eve. The indoor pool has been newly redone and it is fantastic for kids - management should include pictures on the web page.
The advertised (I never used it) high speed internet available.
My shower was warm. The room was clean and the furnishings were not run down.
I would go back, we had a nice visit.
Below average - would not recommend
Followed my husband on his business trip and was very disappointed with the overall hotel. Given that it's a famous landmark in Rockford, it's very run down and the room is VERY old. Service is very average. Seems to have a great indoor pools which would be great if you have kids travelling with you but I didn't use the facilities so can't comment on its condition. This hotel is more suited to backpack travellers rather than business travellers. Definitely would not stay there again.
Good facilities, poorly managed
Heads up, we recently stayed at this resort. During the three nights that we stayed, we were never able to take anything remotely close to a warm shower. It didn't matter the time of day it was, cold or luke warm at best was all we could get. It wasn't just our room, everyone we talked to had the same problem. Resort personnel was dismissive and management completely unresponsive. I don't believe a warm even hot shower is an unrealistic expectation.
No High Speed Internet Connection
Great hotel but does not have high speed internet connection, for a resort of this type that would be just another plus!
Enjoyable stay
Nice room. Great Jacuzzi! Friendly staff. Didn't think room was replenished enough for the price, but overall would recommend.
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PORT ST. LUCIE - On Friday, Sept. 27, from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m., the PAL Karate Program will hold an open house promotion testing at the PAL Gym on Tiffany Avenue.
New-student enrollment for karate classes will begin in October. Boys and girls from ages 5 to 18 may enroll during the promotion testing, which will include testing for black belts and colored belt ranks. Fighting, board breaking and demonstrations will be exhibited. Refreshments will be served after the completion of the testing.
Student enrollment will be limited. Enroll on any Monday, Wednesday, or Friday during regular class nights from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. or at the open house testing at the PAL gym located at 2101 SE Tiffany Ave.
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Putting theory to practice – attacking the potatoes…
Fantastic food photography has real ability to strike emotion in readers like boys drooling over a hot red Ferrari on a magazine spread. A stunning photo may invoke memories of a memorable night, a tummy rumble or even anger. When I heard from my fellow food fanatic (Betty from Betty's Bites) that Billy from A Table for Two (ATFT) was holding specialised food photography lessons, I said to myself "that's quite nifty". Betty then further added that it was going to be held at Mumu Grill in Crows Nest with a banquet included. By that time, I was already holding a credit card.
Jamon Serrano 15 months & Catalan Bread
Game Bird Empanadas with MUMU BBQ Sauce
The course was run very much like a uni tutorial only everyone was way more interested with the presentation and not thinking about 2.30pm drinks with mates at the pub. We learnt everything from camera settings through to photo post-processing. Of course no lesson is complete without some practical lessons and naturally, the banquet offered by Mumu was the subject for the day.
T-Bone "Tagliatta" – seared and sliced finished with Rosemary and Garlic
Duck Fat Potatoes
Cherry Tomato Salad with Buffalo Mozzarella and Fresh Oregano
Despite a cheeky name and scatterings of love heart imagery, Mumu Grill takes the humble steak seriously. The T-bone Tagliatta was the real hero of the banquet arriving on a hotplate imparting a beaut crispy exterior. The steak was exceptionally flavoursome, tender and juicy like digging into a sliced orange. Other highlights included the sinful duck fat roasted potatoes which were probably the best tasting ones I've had. A perfect match to the top steak.
Dessert Tasting Platter
We finished off the course and the banquet with dessert platters by most of these were only half finished. What a shame because on show was a rocking brown sugar pavlova and a disturbingly interesting pancetta (yes the ham) and dulce de leche ice cream.
Billy was a fantastic host who was very accommodating, and made a great effort to share his experience to photographers at all levels. I find very selfless for someone to share their craft so openly in the increasingly popular world of food blogging, so I take my hat off to you mate. It was also great to meet other like-minded folks who don't mind pointing their $1,000 optics at green olives and glasses of water. Myself guilty as charged.
For more details regarding the course, check out http://www.atablefortwo.com.au for details on availability, cost and dates.
Editor note: No rating was awarded given this was not a review. Maybe another time.
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During the 51 seasons that Art Modell owned a National Football League franchise, his teams posted 30 winning seasons. Twice Modell-owned teams have won NFL championships, 1964 with the Cleveland Browns and in 2000 with the Baltimore Ravens. Three more times his Browns team played in the NFL title game (1965, 1968, 1969), and on six occasions his team played in the AFC championship game (1986, 1987, 1989 with the Browns, 2000, 2008, 2011 with the Ravens).
Art Modell purchased the Browns in 1961 for a then unprecedented $4 million. Already one of the sport's most successful franchises, the winning tradition continued under Modell. In 1964 the Browns returned to the top of the league standings by defeating the Baltimore Colts 27-0 in the title game. The team closed out the decade with three consecutive divisional crowns and two championship game appearances. During the 1970s the team had just three losing seasons and made the playoffs in 1971 and 1972 and barely missed a third appearance in 1979. Seven times during the 1980s the Browns advanced to the playoffs, including three memorable AFC title game losses to the Denver Broncos. The Browns, after defeating the New England Patriots in the 1994 Wild Card Game, made one final playoff appearance, losing to the Pittsburgh Steelers 29-9 in the divisional playoff game.
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In the last few years, the severity of the sexual assault epidemic in the U.S. military has entered the public consciousness. However, despite AAUW's ongoing work, many survivors still struggle to find justice. The courageous survivors in Baldwin et al. v. Department of Defense are advancing the crucial fight against military sexual assault. Read more »
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Calleja also met Opposition leader Joseph Muscat this morning at the PL's headquarters in Hamrun.
Both Dr Gonzi and Dr Muscat congratulated the team for their work and performance in Baku.
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Twenty years ago, the Anderson County Master in Equity's Office handled as few as eight foreclosure cases a month.
Today it's not unusual to have 80 to 100 foreclosure sales in a month.
RealtyTrac, a national real estate Web site, reported the number of foreclosures nationwide increased 121 percent from the second quarter of 2007 to the second quarter of this year.
And, second quarter data shows the problem is hitting Upstate residents close to home.
South Carolina ranked 35th in the nation for foreclosure increases. The Greenville metropolitan statistical area was No. 88 in Realty Trac's top 100 MSAs for foreclosure increases. Columbia and Charleston ranked 77 and 93, respectively.
"I think the situation is really critical," said Carolyn Lecque of the South Carolina Foreclosure Task Force.
She estimates that in addition to the reported foreclosures, there are hundreds more in the pipeline and hundreds more that have been delayed.
Looking back, real estate experts say the rise in foreclosures is the result of "creative financing" and a slowing economy.
Elaine Worzala, director of Clemson University's Center for Real Estate Development, was interviewed by National Public Radio at the height of lenders' aggressiveness. She remembers advising people to rent, but says her efforts couldn't overcome the hype about the need to own and how you can't lose in real estate.
"What's sad is that people were trying to tell the financial community and were trying to tell borrowers, but it was like a feeding frenzy, and they didn't want to hear it," Worzala said.
In addition to lax lending practices, experts say the higher price of fuel and food is making it easier for one major life change, such a job loss or death, to put homeowners behind on their payments.
Housekeeper Joyce Lusk found herself unemployed after business slowed at Oconee Memorial Hospital. A series of migraines kept the 59-year-old from working, and soon she was five months behind on her mortgage.
Lusk said she asked her lender to move payments to the end of her mortgage or drop her monthly bill to $600 until she was earning a steady income. The lender was unwilling to do either, and now she's facing foreclosure.
"I don't understand why they don't want to work with me," Lusk said. "Why do they want to take the house when the house is going to sit there for God knows how long?"
Housing sales in Anderson County were off 28.5 percent from April 2007 to April 2008, with the average house staying on the market 131 days. With more houses than buyers, there's more competition to sell. Debbie Dorn, a Coldwell Banker Caine real estate agent, said even banks are taking extra steps to sell foreclosed homes faster, such as painting or cleaning.
Dorn said Anderson County is a buyer's market, but not a foreclosure-driven market.
In the hardest-hit parts of the country, such as Michigan, California and Nevada, house sales and values are dropping. Despite an increased inventory, homes in Anderson County are maintaining their value.
"We're fortunate we're in an area where the cost of living is less than other areas," she said. "We still have people moving here."
Dorn said she expects the local housing market to correct itself after November's general election.
Almost every neighborhood has been affected by the rise in foreclosures and drop in sales. The Master in Equity's Aug. 5 sale had 98 properties, including houses in upscale subdivisions such as Rivendell.The Community Housing Resource Board of Anderson is conducting free foreclosure and default clinics every two weeks at the Anderson County Library.
The Community Housing Resource Board counsels homeowners and works with their lenders. Fair Housing Coordinator Marlane Fletcher said the board was been able to save five houses last month.
But not everyone has been so lucky, and the experience lenders are facing now could make it more difficult to get a loan in the future, Lecque said.
C. Allan Ducker III, chief executive officer of CommunitySouth Bank, said lenders are re-evaluating existing loans to make sure the collateral and ability to pay still are there.
"Almost every lender has tightened up their underwriting standards," Ducker said. "To get a loan today is much more difficult than it was 12, 24 or 36 months ago."
Having good credit, equity and documented ability to repay the loan is going to be critical going forward, Ducker said.
And if you are facing foreclosure, he and others say the best thing to do is talk to your lender.
National lenders, like Lusk's, might have less flexibility, but local banks should be able to help you work it out, Ducker said.
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This set of three videos illustrates how math is used in satellite data analysis. The videos feature NASA senior climate scientist Claire Parkinson. Parkinson explains how the Arctic and Antarctic sea ice covers are measured from satellite data and... (View More) how math is used to determine trends in the data. In the first video, she leads viewers from satellite data collection through obtaining a time series of monthly average sea ice extents for November 1978 – December 2012, for the Arctic and Antarctic. In the second video, she begins with the time series from the first video, removes the seasonal cycle by calculating yearly averages, and proceeds to calculate the slopes of the lines to get trends in the data, revealing decreasing sea ice coverage in the Arctic and increasing sea ice coverage in the Antarctic. In the third video, she uses a more advanced technique to remove the seasonal cycle and shows that the trends are close to the same, whichever method is used. She emphasizes the power of math and that the techniques shown for satellite sea ice data can also be applied to a wide range of data sets. (View Less)
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This set of physics-based labs uses data from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory spacecraft. Students create movies using near-real-time data, explore the connection between solar activity and space weather, use different types of data to generate... (View More) and test hypotheses, and collaborate with other students to explore further. Students present their results in a scientifically appropriate manner. (View Less)
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This interactive is a graphical introduction to geospatial images from NASA Earth science satellites and encourages exploration of the interconnected nature of Earth's system by students and the public alike. Explore 25 different Earth images and... (View More) learn key features behind each data set, learn more about the satellite mission that collected the data, and find links to related NASA resources, including multimedia and data. See supplemental links for a link to a poster version of the interactive. The backside of the poster includes information on how and why NASA maps the world, a student section with tools and resources for them to explore and create their own maps, and more. (View Less)
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This collection of 160 math problems covers the 20 science topic themes presented by the NASA/JPL Year of the Solar System (YOSS) website, covering the solar system, planets, the search for life, and robotics. Examples of topics included are: scale... (View More) of the solar system; asteroids; comets; moons and rings; volcanism in the solar system; ice in the solar system; water in the solar system; the Sun, transits and eclipses; astrobiology; magnetosphers and more. It is intended as a mathematics supplement for the science content presented at the YOSS website, and features grade-appropriate and Common Core State Standards-based math problems based on science content for grades 3-12. (View Less)
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The American Legion has been actively involved with children's issues since the early 1900s. In many instances, The American Legion family have been the driving force on the federal, state and local levels representing their interests and voicing their concerns. In 1938, April was formally designated as Child Welfare Month (now called Children & Youth Month) and has continued on an annual basis. During this special time, we urge each of you to show your community that the American Legion family is committed to "Children...Our Most Precious Natural Resource."
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At first glance, it would be easy to draw parallels between director Jennifer Lynch's film Surveillance and her father David Lynch's magnum opus television series and film spinoff Twin Peaks. In both you have FBI agents, in this case Bill Pullman and Julia Ormand, arriving in a small town protected by quirky police officers to investigate the latest in a series of serial killings, a case which they may know more about than they initially let on. But as Lynch's two agents interrogate the three survivors of the killer's most recent attacks, it is slowly revealed that these are definitely not her father's FBI agents.
Arriving at an unnamed, sleepy Santa Fe desert town's police station, Agents Hallaway (Pullman) and Anderson (Ormand) almost immediately set the local constabulary, led by always reliable character actor Michael Ironside, on edge. They aren't happy that their investigation is being taken over by outsiders, especially when one of their own happens to be one of the killers' victims. Placed into three separate rooms, the three survivors of a roadside attack by the killers each give their version of what happened. But the various pieces of the puzzle they supply start to reveal a far more disturbing picture than first presumed.


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I'm not a super picky eater, but there are a few things I have a hard time with texture-wise. And coconut is one of them. I LOVE the flavor, but not so much the texture. I have always loved pina coladas, coconut cream pudding, coconut milk, coconut water, coconut flour…. But the flaky stuff, not so much.
The great news (for me) is that there are plenty of ways to alter the texture and still attain all the benefits! Coconut has nutritional elements of both nuts and fruit which gives it potential for a wonderful spread as well as an excellent balanced profile of lauric acid, protein, and fiber (not present in oil, milk, water derivatives).
Solution: Alter the texture by blending a rich, flavorful, chunky, fruity nut resulting in a rich, creamy, smooth, drippy nut butter.
Making Coconut Butter is similar to making other nut butters (ie. peanut, almond, pecan, etc), but there is a distinct difference: Coconut is a bit more resistant to "butterizing" due to higher water content. Essentially you just throw the stuff into a food processor or blender and let it do its thing, but it might not blend up quite as easily as the others….
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- Add coconut oil (offsets the water: oil balance more favorably).
- Make sure the food processor is nearly full (if not full enough it will mostly spit up coconut around the side of the bowl rather than blend together)
- Stop & scrape. Repeat a whole lot of times.
My local co-op sells this wonderful stuff premade for $11/ jar. I made a comparable jar for just over $4 from unsweetened bulk coconut.
- 4 cups desiccated coconut (unsweetened dried coconut)
- An awesome food processor
- Toast coconut at about 350 for 15 minutes until it smells toasted & starts to brown (optional)
- Blend in food processor scraping down the sides periodically.
- Be patient! This can take anywhere from 15-45 minutes depending on your machine, but it's well worth the wait!
What do you DO with your Coconut Butter?
Glad you asked–after licking the blades (disclosure-I am not recommending this and absolve myself of any responsibility should you end up with a cut tongue….just saying odds are, you're going to so be careful), pour it into a jar. Later on you can use it:
- As a topping for pancakes in place of syrup
- Blended with frozen bananas & pineapple for a homemade pina colada flavored ice cream
- Straight out of the jar with a spoon
- As a "candy coating" or topping
- As an ingredient in homemade desserts
- In a smoothie
- Substitute for peanut butter
- My personal favorite: Topping roasted butternut squash (pictured below)
- Check out this post for 20 different ways to use coconut butter!
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Kim Delaney Escorted From Philadelphia Podium
by Associated Press | September 23, 2011 at 1:44 PM | TV News
Kim Delaney, star of the television show "Army Wives," had to be escorted from the podium at an event in Philadelphia after struggling to read her speech from a teleprompter.
It happened Thursday at an event honoring former Defense Secretary Robert Gates.
Delaney is a 52-year-old Philadelphia native. Her remarks were punctuated by long pauses and fragmented sentences. After several minutes, a video began to play. She was escorted away from the podium to a chair on the side of the stage by a woman who appeared to be a producer.
Her publicist did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment.
The event Thursday at National Constitution Center was in honor of Gates. He received the 2011 Liberty Medal, a civic award, for his long public service career.
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This curriculum, which is approved by the American Bar Association, is designed to prepare students for careers as legal assistants in law offices, corporations and public agencies. The legal assistant is a para-professional who, under the supervision of an attorney, performs specifically delegated, substantive, legal work that may ethically be performed by a non-lawyer.
Legal assistants, or paralegals (the terms are interchangeable), are in heavy demand in the Northeast and throughout the United States. Students are provided a general background in the major fields of law that is practiced in legal offices.
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2. Understand the ethical issues involved in working as a paraprofessional in the legal field;
3. Apply basic knowledge from social sciences, arts, literature, science and mathematics to understand and create solutions to problems encountered in the legal field;
4. Acquire, organize and present information effectively orally and in writing;
5. Research legal issues, both in the traditional manner and through computer research, identifying applicable statutes, regulations and case law;
6. Demonstrate the writing skills necessary to work in a law office;
7. Gather information and interview clients and witnesses in a meaningful manner in support of the particular casework involved;
8. Understand and prepare real estate closing documents such as deeds, mortgages, settlement statements and title insurance binders;
9. Gather information and prepare estate inventories, inheritance tax forms or prepare court documents in divorce and other family law proceedings;
10. Understand the trial process and draft and answer complaints and other pleadings and discovery documents such as interrogatories and requests for production;
11. Understand the administrative process and how to interface with administrative agencies and respond to information requests by agencies and to prepare and file administrative claims;
12. Demonstrate an understanding of the various different business organizations and how to prepare the documents to establish, incorporate or organize them;
13. Know and understand the functions and benefits of membership in local and national paralegal associations;
14. Possess the eligibility requirements for taking the Certified Legal Assistant Examination (CLA), a private, non-mandatory certification offered by the National Association of Legal Assistants; and
15. Display the ability to work in a law office and the traits and attitudes necessary for a successful career as a paralegal.
Students wishing to enter NCC's Legal Assistant Program must have strong verbal and English writing skills. Students must be eligible for ENG 101 to register for Legal Assistant courses. Students who successfully complete this program will be awarded an Associate in Science Degree.Link to Legal Assistant Degree Program Checksheet
NCC's Legal Assistant Certificate Program is designed for students who already have Associate Degrees or higher (with a minimum of 18 liberal arts credits). The program requires 30 credit hours of study and leads to a certificate for those who successfully complete their studies.Link to Legal Assistant Certificate Program Checksheet
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By Harvey Sid Fisher West Hollywood,CA(Hollywood Today)4/6/12/—THE BOOMERANG EFFECT is a lively sprint through the bedroom of five couples, glued by sex to fashion a relationship or a solution, as they negotiate the stormy, twisted terrain of human entanglements, conflicts and frailties. The opening scene begins with fellatio that is tastefully enacted for the audience under the covers, enjoyed by the fellatee, but distasteful to the fellator who runs to the bathroom to wash her face. It was his birthday. The acting and directing is wonderfully natural. Each couple has their own time on stage and never interact together until the curtain bow but they all reference and mention the other characters in personal ways which gives the impression of having seen ten actors in an ensemble performance as opposed to five separate vignettes. This is a good time fun play generously sprinkled with loud laughs and some quiet reflections. The writing rings true and the conflicts have a familiar reality that adds to the enjoyment.
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- DiC Entertainment, Hartbreak Films, Savage Studios, Pearson Television International
- Cartoon Characters: Sabrina Spellman, Aunt Hilda Spellman, Aunt Zelda Spellman, Salem Saberhagen, Harvey Kinkle, Chloe, Malissa, Ramona, Bolt, Perki Babble, Grima, Jane, James, Amanda, Witch, Lori, Ashley, Inky, Fairy, Cheerleader, Gemeni "Gem" Stone, Pi, Bernard, Katy, Uncle Quigley, Spookie Jar, Tim the Witch Smeller, Slugloafe the School Bully, Leila Leigh, Bosley.
- Originally Released in 1999.
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Sabrina is psyched about the school dance and can't understand why Harvey doesn't want to go. She learns that Harvey can't dance, so in order to help him, she summons the Lord of the Dance (Hilda's old boyfriend). The Lord produces a pair of shoes which makes Harvey a dancing machine. Every time music is heard, Harvey's feet do their stuff...and won't stop. Since the Lord is under no obligation to remove them, Sabrina must get the shoes off Harvey before he dances himself to death.
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BENTONVILLE, Ark., Aug. 4, 2011 – Sam's Club today announced it is donating $20,000 to the Veterans Business Outreach Center in Sacramento, Ca. as the result of a campaign held during National Small Business Week.
The national campaign resulted in 11 local donations across the U.S., which were determined by the number of volunteer hours logged by club managers working in small businesses in their communities.
Ayesh Munir, Sam's Club market sales membership manager, volunteered for Super Taco Mexican restaurant, serving tables, washing dishes and helping with trash pick-up. He also shared marketing strategies and cost-saving tips with the restaurant owner as part of his volunteering.
"It is great to see that our volunteer hours resulted in a significant donation to the Veterans Business Outreach Center," Munir said. "Seeing what the organization does to help vets get back on their feet was an eye-opening experience."
The Veterans Business Outreach Center is a division of the Vietnam Veterans of California and is one of 15 centers nationwide providing free business consulting services to veterans. The Sacramento center provides services such as business planning, funding assistance and marketing strategies to veterans dealing with a business start-up, expansion or closing.
With a service territory of California, Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii and Guam, the center last year assisted more than 550 veterans with their businesses.
"We are overwhelmed that Sam's Club has offered us this generous grant that we can utilize to serve our veterans," said Mona Azevedo, business development specialist at the center. "The grant will enable us to travel more throughout our territory, in turn reaching more veterans who need business-consulting assistance."
Azevedo said the grant will also help bolster the center's educational workshops, which include topics such as "Business Basics."
About Sam's Club
Sam's Club, a division of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (NYSE: WMT), is the nation's eighth largest retailer and a leading membership warehouse club offering superior products and services to more than 47 million members in clubs across the U.S., as well as in Brazil, China and Mexico. Members save an average of 30 percent over traditional retailers. To learn more about Savings Made SimpleSM, visit SamsClub.com, and look for Sam's Club on Twitter and Facebook.
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Sam's Club supports community-based programs that empower young people, families and small businesses to make smart choices that lead to healthy and bright futures. Through cash and in-kind donations, as well as the dedication of associates, Sam's Club is committed to making an impact in areas that align with the company, and with the passions and interests of members. In 2010, the Sam's Club Giving Program made cash and in-kind contributions of more than $89 million, which included donating more than 65 million meals.


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ATHENA - Weston-McEwen is hosting a basketball camp for girls in grades 3-8.
The camp is also senior Jaymie Zimmerman's senior project.
The camp is June 21-24 in Athena, with times broken down by grade. Girls grades 3 and 4 will participate from 8 a.m.-9:15; 5-6 is from 9:15-10:30 and 7-8 is from 10:30-11:45. Varsity players and coaches Amber Doremus, Katie Funderburk and Justin Funderburk will assist with the camp.
The camp is $20 per student.
For more information, contact Weston-McEwen High School, Weston Middle School or Athena Elementary School.
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Americans waste a lot of food. I mean a lot. In fact, we throw away around 40 percent of the food that we produce. That's pretty crazy, especially considering how many people go hungry every day here in the U.S. Beyond the food itself, when you factor in the trash we produce from food packaging, our kitchens start to feel like big ol' waste machines, but it doesn't have to be that way!
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TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - On June 6th, 1944, allied forces on foreign soil made their way up the beaches of Normandy against heavy enemy fire.
But, just days before, there were B-17s dropping bombs near the Normandy coast, preparing enemy territory for a complete invasion.
But former B-17 pilot Dick Bushong told 9 On Your Side, D-Day prepping was happening months before. He and his crew hit dozens of enemy manufacturing plants, all while in combat thousands of feet in the air.
"I looked up, and there were a bunch of [fighter planes] coming," Bushong said. "One of them was coming toward us, and I watched him, and his guns started blinking. I remember thinking, that guy has me in his sights. It's very personal. He's aiming at me. Oh, I shriveled up as small as I could get."
Bushong is 92 years old and spends his time volunteering as docent at the 390th Memorial Museum, which is dedicated to the bomb group he flew almost 30 missions with.
"I have learned more about what I did then since I started working here than i knew while I was doing it." Bushong said. "It was scary then, but now that I look back on it, it's even more frightening. How did I survive?"
Bushong told us about a third of his bomb group came home safely, another third were captured and the last third died.
What's more, it's hard to imagine the extreme conditions airmen faced when flying in a massive machine like the B-17.
The windows in the plane were open without any covering, sometimes allowing 30 below temperatures to get into the plane. Bushong said he saw negative 50 degrees twice.
But he survived, and now, he's spending his life educating others about his experiences during World War II; experiences that helped forces succeed in Normandy, and changed the world as we know it.
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