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TTU ELPHD alumnae shines at East Tennessee State University!
Stacey Fisher, Ph.D., assistant professor of Curriculum and Instruction at the Clemmer College of Education at ETSU received the 2014 "Rising Star" award for consistently superior academic outreach and achievement in the areas of teaching, faculty technology leadership, peer recognition, student focus and student progress toward degree. The ETSU School of Continuing Studies and Academic Outreach coordinates the annual award.
In addition to teaching, Dr. Fisher is the ETSU College of Education coordinator at Walters State Community College. Her accessibility and responsiveness to students from small town school systems and regional communities often underserved by higher education outreach, make her an exemplary mentor, advisor, and guide, as she supports prospective teachers on their journey from two years at the community college to completion of a four-year bachelor's degree at ETSU.
Professor Fisher holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Exceptional Learning from Tennessee Tech University. She also holds the Education Specialist, Master of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees from TTU. She is a faculty member on ETSU's Graduate Council, an advisor to the ETSU chapter of STEA, the student Tennessee education association, and maintains technological expertise through ETSU's Faculty Technology Leadership program.
ELPHD Student Attends STEM Education Conference, Summer 2014
Jennifer Meadows, pictured on the right, an instructor in the College of Education and Exceptional Learning PhD student in the STEM Education concentration recently attended the Elementary Mathematics Laboratory (EML) at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI. The EML provided educators, policymakers, and education advocates from around the world with an opportunity to deeply engage with public teaching while developing specific professional skills.
Deborah Loewenberg Ball, pictured on the left, an experienced elementary school teacher, Dean of the College of Education and faculty member at the University of Michigan, and the director of TeachingWorks led the EML. The class consisted of 30 students about to enter 5thgrade, who were diverse ethnically, racially, economically, and linguistically. Many of these students had struggled and developed a lack of confidence with mathematics in school. The instruction in the EML sought to turn this around and to set them on a path for success in school mathematics and was specially designed to develop strong and positive academic identities in students.
Each day of the 2-week laboratory started with Dr. Ball and the instructional team in a "pre-brief" session before the class, in which they examined, discussed, and refined the day's lesson plans and strategies for the instruction. Attendees then observed the instruction in the classroom or remote viewing rooms. The group gathered after the class with Dr. Ball to debrief the class, ask questions, and review daily student work before attending afternoon workshops.
Morgan Chitiyo, Ph.D. Receives 2014 Excellence in Scholarship Award
Now at Duquesne University, ELPHD alumnus Morgan Chitiyo, was awarded the 2014 School of Education Award for Excellence in Scholarship. He is currently the Director of the Special Education Program at Duquesne and also the Editor of the Journal of the International Association of Special Education. Congratulations Dr. Chitiyo!


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READING, Pa.—Police say a man whose body was found along an eastern Pennsylvania road was shot to death.
Authorities in Berks County also said Thursday they think they know the man's identity but aren't publicly naming him until relatives are found.
The man's body was spotted by a driver early Wednesday in weeds alongside an off-ramp from the westbound lane of Route 12 in Reading.
Reading police Capt. Damond Kloc says the investigation has been hampered by a lack of information, including where the man was killed. Investigators say there's no evidence that the victim was shot where the body was found.
The county coroner says an autopsy performed Thursday determined the man died of gunshots wounds to the head and neck.


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Rock on and keep on running.....
Awesome job with that Tempo Run! Keep working the hills, they will grow on you
Welcome to the Loop! You will find all kinds of motivation here - it's what we do.
Have a great run!
Welcome to the loop! Sometimes I dream about running with friends (or just having friends, sorry, just give me a minute). I'm ok now. Good luck with your runs.
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On the up side...hill training will make everything else easier. Good to see you on the loop.
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UL pitcher Greg Milhorn will remain as a prime option in the Cajuns' bullpen for now.
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Two usual starting pitchers returning from injury may both work out of the bullpen this week, UL baseball coach Tony Robichaux said Monday.
If usual Friday-night starter Austin Robichaux is ready to return as expected from arm tendinitis when the No. 1-ranked Ragin' Cajuns visit Texas-Arlington for a three-game Sun Belt Conference weekend series, it likely will be in a relief role, his coach and father said.
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A desert sheikh has carved out a big name for himself — by having his moniker etched in capital letters visible from space. Workmen scoured "HAMAD" into the sand on the orders of Abu Dhabi's Sheikh Hamad Bin Hamdan Al Nahyan. The name is two miles across — with letters a kilometre high. It is so huge that the "H", the first "A" and part of the "M" have been made into waterways. The mega-rich sheikh, 63 — a member of the ruling family of Abu Dhabi — in the oil-rich United Arab Emirates — boasts a £14billion fortune that is second only to the Saudi king's.
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Indian Company Produces Flat-Pack, $700 Houses
The Indian company that launched the world's cheapest car has unveiled its latest product for the fast-growing nation: a flat-pack house that costs just $700 and can be built in a week. The Tata group, maker of the $2,500 Nano car, said that the 20-square-metre (215-square-foot) home comes from a pre-fabricated kit that includes doors, windows and a roof. "We have already prepared two-three different designs based on discussions with users and are gathering more feedback," Sumitesh Das, the head of the project at Tata, told reporters in Hyderabad. "Hopefully, in the next six-eight months we should be able to roll it out in the market nationally." The basic model of a so-called "Nano" house will cost 32,000 rupees ($720) and will use coconut fibre or jute for wall cladding and interiors. It has a life expectancy of 20 years.
California Prisoners Stage Hunger Strike Over Conditions
Between 50 and 100 inmates in solitary confinement at California's Pelican Bay State Prison have pledged to refuse to eat until officials agree to better conditions. Isaac Ontiveros of the anti-prison group Critical Resistance explained the prisoners' demands to DemocracyNow. "End the use of group punishment and administrative abuse; abolish the debriefing policy and modify active/inactive gang status criteria; comply with the commission on safety and abuse in America's prisons 2006 recommendations regarding an end to long-term solitary confinement; provide adequate and nutritious food; and expand and provide constructive programming and privileges for indefinite SHU status inmates."
Ron Paul Won't Seek Congressional Term In 2012
Ron Paul has declared that he's all-in for his presidential bid. (Judging by a recent survey, he may very well stand a chance). John Tompkins writes for The Facts:
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After serving almost 24 years in the U.S. House of Representatives, Congressman Ron Paul told The Facts exclusively this morning he will not be seeking another term for the District 14 seat.
Paul, 75, will instead focus on his quest for the presidency in 2012. "I felt it was better that I concentrate on one election," Paul said. "It's about that time when I should change tactics."
His announcement will give enough time for anyone with aspirations for his seat to think about running, he said. Paul didn't want to wait for filing in the 2012 primary to let people know he wasn't seeking reelection.
"I didn't want to hold off until in December," he said. "I thought it shouldn't be any later than now." Paul has served 12 terms in Congress.
Washington Could Learn A Lot From A Drug Addict
Should Flogging Be an Alternative to Prison?
Adam Cohen asks in TIME:
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Flogging someone with a cane causes intense pain and permanent bodily damage. An Australian who was flogged for drug trafficking in Malaysia in the 1970s recalled that the cane "chewed hungrily through layers of" his "skin and soft tissue" and "left furrows" on him that were "bloody pulp."
It's tough stuff and generally considered a barbaric punishment that the 21st century Western world would and should never consider. That makes it a bit startling to find a new book by a serious U.S. academic arguing that the U.S. should start flogging criminals. Peter Moskos' In Defense of Flogging might seem like a satire — akin to Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal," an essay advocating the eating of children — but it is as serious as a wooden stick lashing into a blood-splattered back.
Despite what you may think, Moskos is not pushing flogging as part of a "get tougher on criminals" campaign.
Cloud-Based Data Outside the U.S. Not Exempt From PATRIOT Act Spying
In the brave new world of cloud computing, where data is stored off-site in massive server farms instead of on a user's local hard drive, privacy and security are paramount in the consumer's mind. Unfortunately for privacy advocates, their concerns are essentially moot thanks to the U.S.A. Patriot Act, which a key Microsoft official said recently permits the U.S. to spy on data stored within cloud servers across the European Union. The revelation of transcontinental spying, which has long been suspected, came from Gordon Frazer, Microsoft U.K.'s managing director, speaking at an announcement event for the company's new suite of office software. Frazer's admission was caught by ZDNet reporter Zack Whittaker, who's long covered data security issues as they relate to the Patriot Act.
LulzSec Hack Revealed Cops' Least Favorite iPhone Apps
[Site editor's note: Even though, they seemingly have called it quits, an intriguing swan song … ] Andy Greenberg writes in Forbes:
… I noted a new suite of police-policing apps including OpenWatch and Cop Recorder, which turn your phone into a "reverse surveillance camera" for secretly recording run-ins with authority figures. Now it appears that police are well aware of those programs and others that complicate law enforcement, and at least some cops are none too happy about them.
That's one of the revelations … by the hacker group LulzSec, which dumped a cache of files that it stole from the Arizona Police Department, calling Arizona a "racial profiling anti-immigrant police state." A pair of documents among the hundreds leaked show concerns about how smartphones are being used for everything from recording interactions with police to evading speed traps.
One document labelled "Law Enforcement Sensitive" lists the following apps, and warns officers to "take the time to look at an arrestee's cell phone to see what applications they have."
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U.S. Expands Its Drone War Into Somalia
Mark Mazzetti writes in the New York Times:
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The clandestine American military campaign to combat Al Qaeda's franchise in Yemen is expanding to fight the Islamist militancy in Somalia, as new evidence indicates that insurgents in the two countries are forging closer ties and possibly plotting attacks against the United States, American officials say.
An American military drone aircraft attacked several Somalis in the militant group the Shabab late last month, the officials said, killing at least one of its midlevel operatives and wounding others.
The strike was carried out by the same Special Operations Command unit now battling militants in Yemen, and it represented an intensification of an American military campaign in a mostly lawless region where weak governments have allowed groups with links to Al Qaeda to flourish.
The Obama administration's increased focus on Somalia comes as the White House has unveiled a new strategy to battle Al Qaeda in the post-Osama bin Laden era, and as some American military and intelligence officials view Qaeda affiliates in Yemen and Somalia as a greater threat to the United States than the group of operatives in Pakistan who have been barraged with hundreds of drone strikes directed by the Central Intelligence Agency in recent years.
Was John Lennon A Closet Republican?
Via the Toronto Sun:
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John Lennon was a closet Republican, who felt a little embarrassed by his former radicalism, at the time of his death — according to the tragic Beatles star's last personal assistant.
Fred Seaman worked alongside the music legend from 1979 to Lennon's death at the end of 1980 and he reveals the star was a Ronald Reagan fan who enjoyed arguing with left-wing radicals who reminded him of his former self.
In new documentary Beatles Stories, Seaman tells filmmaker Seth Swirsky Lennon wasn't the peace-loving militant fans thought he was while he was his assistant.
He says, "John, basically, made it very clear that if he were an American he would vote for Reagan because he was really sour on (Democrat) Jimmy Carter.
"He'd met Reagan back, I think, in the 70s at some sporting event… Reagan was the guy who had ordered the National Guard, I believe, to go after the young (peace) demonstrators in Berkeley, so I think that John maybe forgot about that … He did express support for Reagan, which shocked me.


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Boy, 14, jumps into 'frightening' mall brawl
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(KENT ONLINE) — This is the moment a brave schoolboy stepped in during a "frightening" fracas at a shopping centre that saw a police officer and security staff injured.
Jack Slater, 14, has been praised for jumping into the melee at The Mall Chequers in Maidstone to protect a member of security as horrified shoppers looked on.
Jack Slater has been hailed a hero for intervening in a brawl at a Maidstone shopping centreTrouble flared just before the town's Christmas lights switch-on last Thursday.
Jack, an Oakwood Park Grammar pupil and pictured left, said: "The security guards were getting flung around a bit and one of them looked like he was getting overcome. I ran over and grabbed the shoulders of the person he was struggling with and pulled him away."
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You look fabulous, Alexandra - you are in great shape and with a happy smile!ReplyDelete
My shopping basket always consists of more green than anything else. Several weeks ago I skipped meat and alcohol and found out new types of food - organic as much as possible - and I am trying out new recipes. I sleep well and I feel good!
Amazing landscape!!
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Isn't it amazing how eating better affects everything else? Keep up the good work!Delete
Good for you Alexandra! I can't say I'm that much into fitness, but I do make an effort to exercise at least two times a week (I go to this killer boxercise class) and eat well. I wish I lived in Colorado for the hiking only! I went hiking last summer and I absolutely LOVED it. Too bad there isn't too many places to hike around here!ReplyDelete
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Hiking is so much fun, and there are so many great places to hike really close to my home! I have never tried boxercise, do you actually hit a punching bag? We occasionally do a Kempo workout, and I hate it, because we are kicking and punching at nothing, and I'm afraid I look stupid because of it...Delete
You look fantastic Lady! I so need to start working out STAT. I was doing so well with my workout routines but I've let myself go! :( Thanks for the inspiration and motivation!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Aracely! Motivation is the hardest part, but once you can get into the habit it will seem weird when you don't do it! We used to do workouts that were over an hour long, which was always a struggle to schedule. Now that there are so many options that are less than 30 minutes long, exercising seems much more manageable. You can do it!Delete
Love your workout gear!! You look cute Alexandra! I've been hitting it harder since the new year. I had definitely been slipping up a lot so I am trying to get it back together and eat more healthy too!ReplyDelete
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Thank you Kenya, you're so sweet! Keep up the good work!Delete
You look great! And that's awesome about the Beachbody Coach thing, If I end up buying anything else I'll def do it through you. I've loved Beachbody since I bought the original P90x a few years back. They have such great home programs. And there's nothing like taking control of your health, eating well and exercising. Such a great feeling! So good for you.ReplyDelete
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Thank you so much! I agree, Beachbody has been putting out great material for years, and I am proud to represent them!Delete
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My hubby just bought Insanity...I'm looking forward to doing it with him :)
I'm totally one of those people now too...I love how I feel after a good workout...and I hate how I feel after a lazy day! If only I lived somewhere it was warm enough to be active outdoors all year round!


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One of the best times of year in fantasy comes during week 2 of the season. Why? Simply because it's at that exact time when owners around the world feel anxiety. Why did Turner look so bad? Slaton had how many touches? Forget Slaton, how did Andre Johnson get shut down? Ahh, the sound of nervousness and worry tied together in one big indigestion knot. Well, I'm here to tell everyone to wipe your brow and sloooowly step away from the ledge. It's only one week! And yes, a stud or two on your roster might've not shown up last Sunday, but that's all part of the game.
Here's a couple of running backs you should be concerned about and who shouldn't cause worry. Well, as I said during my Fantasy Foreplay on today's show, I'd sit LT this week and I'd pay close attention to him on a weekly basis. I know that they played against a decent Oakland line, but Tomlinson has slowly begun to break down the past year or two and getting dinged up in week 1 wasn't the best start to '09.
Another guy who I'd look at in the "worry column" is Brandon Jacobs. Jacobs is heralded and when he plays, he runs hard and produces more times than not. However, the Giants will give other guys carries (i.e. Bradshaw), the most he's carried the ball was 219 times last season, and they play in the tough NFC East. If you picked him in the late second early third, you'll do ok as long as he's healthy. If you went late first to mid-second, I'm not a big fan of that pick.
On the other side, I think Steve Slaton will be fine. Slaton is coming off a big rookie season where he showed his skill at running and receiving the ball down in Houston. The one thing that Slaton owners need to show is patience. If you picked him, I hope you took a look at the Texans early schedule and understood he'd take a bit of time to get going. A murderer's row of the Titans, Jaguars, Oakland and even Arizona, who gave up the least amount of rushing yards in week one, is on the docket for the Texans.
The final guy to write down on this space is Matt Forte. Forte was a no doubt a top 3-4 pick in this year's drafts and I'm sure some of the truly anxious owners are wondering what the hell happened against Green Bay last week? Well, what happened was he faced an underrated Packers Defense and his Quarterback Jay Cutler seemingly completed more passes to the Pack than his fellow Bears. It may not get better quick with Chicago playing Pittsburgh on Sunday, but expect a couple of things. Expect Forte to kick it up a gear beginning in week three and four when he draws Seattle and Detroit and I'm confident he'll be more of an option in the passing game after being shut down with zero catches last week.
So, there you have it fellow owners. We're only one week deep. Settle in for the long haul and enjoy.
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The British Columbia Medical and Hospital Atlas is a companion to the 2nd edition of The British Columbia Rx Atlas (2009). It provides medical and hospital services information comparable to that found for pharmaceuticals in the BC Rx Atlas (2009). The goal is to place the findings of The BC Rx Atlas (2009) in context, allowing those interested an opportunity to explore potential area-level interactions between spending and use of pharmaceuticals and medical and hospital services.
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Farm-raised elk stand near feed troughs last spring at Rick Miller's deer and elk farm in Columbus.
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Last year, Senate President Pro Tem David Long, R-Fort Wayne, likened high-fence hunting preserves to dog fighting and called them a "slaughterhouse without a roof."
Now he says he's going to allow legislation to be introduced that could expand the practice in Indiana.
Long told The Indianapolis Star in an emailed statement that he will allow Sen. Carlin Yoder, R-Middlebury, to introduce legislation that would legalize the hunting of farm-raised deer and elk behind fences, which the state's Department of Natural Resources opposes. ...


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Jordana Pressed Powder
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73% would repurchase
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Age: 36-43
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This product makes me nostalgic. It reminds me of being in highschool and blowing my allowance on makeup at Jewel, when I was obsessed with Cornsilk powders. The Jordana powder smells just like Cornsilk, and it controls oil just as well. I agree with the other reviewers that it's messy when you're using your brush, but for $2.99, that's alright. I'll also agree that it's a little chalky, but that goes away fast for me. I'm definitely looking forward to using this in the summer. I wish I could buy the full range of Jordana products at Walgreens so I could see the colors in person. Anyway, great powder, I'll be buying more.
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I think for the price, this powder is fantastic! It left my face feeling silky and the colour matched me quite well. It was quite chalky though as people have said and the powder goes everywhere :/ That's my only complaint though. Would repurchase!
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Holy crap, there's a mirror? I'm embarrassed to admit that I never noticed the mirror underneath until just now...well, that's a nice bonus. Anyway, I actually like this. It was about $2 on cherryculture so I wasn't expecting much. But this actually keeps my face matte for a few hours, doesn't oxidize, doesn't make my pores look huge. The only downside is that it's a bit chalky, so powder will go flying everywhere if you try to swirl your brush in it. I have it in Nude Beige. It matches my slightly pale yellowish skin well. I might buy again, but I prefer my usual Maybelline Dream Matte.
Age: 19-24
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This is pretty nice powder once you find the right color. If you're trying this (or any cheaper powder) out for the first time online, i'd suggest getting two; one the color you think is right, and one lighter than that. Chances are the one you think might be too light is the perfect color. These are cheap enough to use a little trial and error to find the right color. I don't notice any darkening of the powder over cream foundations like with other cheap powders. The two colors I got (light beige, nude beige) weren't super yellow/orange like most cheap powders, which is really nice. The finish is matte and not heavy or chalky looking *only if* what's under it is even and blended well. This is not something you can quickly slap on over liquid or cream foundations without a brush or else it will look uneven and chalky. Overall I'm not super impressed but I'm not disappointed. As far as dirt-cheap pressed powders go I prefer Amuse, but this works well.
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slightly chalky. It will change the colour of your foundation will not repurchase.
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Not bad stuff for the price. It even comes with a mirror which I always find cute. I bought it on a whim because I wanted t try some new foundations and this is a good value for the price. Not much color selection though, so this is a bit too light. Still, it doesn't look too bad or powdery.
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I got this Forever Flawless pressed powder and it was really and truly horrible. I usually love the Jordana products and they are usually great for 1.49 at the dollar store but this was really cheap junk. The packaging was just like fake MAC, which I really like, and it came with a compact mirror and powder puff under the powder but I tried to wet the powder puff and just clean it to get the gross and nasty leftover powder it just fell apart and I was just left with a patch of cotton, the strap and the piece of cheap foam which ripped really easily. I got the powder in 102 Classic Natural and when I tested it out when I got home on my finger and blended it out on my wrist it makes you look really orange if you don't blend and buff it in well. Also, it wears off within a 3 hours WITH a primer. Also, it well and truly gave no coverage unless you applied 3 or 4 coats, which by then it had CAKED really thick and looked like I had uneven plastic surgery!The powder made me look orange and was NOT the neutral, natural powder you saw in the package. HATE this product and would really never buy it again. The only thing I like about this is that it has nice packaging. Really a waste of 1.39 when this product is no better I would get than a 10 cent product.
Age: 19-24
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
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i absolutely love this stuff its so matte and it doesnt make my pores look huge
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
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i love it. it doesn't look chalky or cakey.i found a yellow based one for my warm skin tone. although i couldn't find a dark one for my dark skin which was a real bummer. but the best thing about it is it's price. i apply it over my revlon colorstay foundation and it looks good.
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I have finally found the kind of pressed powder I was looking for
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WASHINGTON - U.S. retail sales rose at a slower pace in January as an increase in payroll taxes took a bite out of consumers' paychecks.
The 0.1 percent climb followed an unrevised 0.5 percent increase in December, Commerce Department figures showed Wednesday in Washington. The advance matched the median forecast of 80 economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
A two percentage-point increase last month in the levy that funds Social Security reduced take-home pay, countering some of the gains in household disposable income from an improving job market. At the same time, more employment, combined with higher property values and stock prices, supports consumers and adds traction to purchases that make up about 70 percent of the economy, a boon for retailers such as Gap Inc. and Target.
"The payroll tax increase is having some impact on spending here," said Thomas Simons, an economist with Jefferies Group in New York, whose firm after Wednesday's report is the second-best forecaster of retail sales for the past two years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. "It looks like maybe momentum is not necessarily carrying forward into the first quarter. A lot of the data at this point is going to be kind of a mixed bag and difficult to interpret."
Prices of imported goods rose in January for the first time in three months, led by more expensive fuel and building materials, a report from the Labor Department also showed Wednesday. The 0.6 percent gain in the import-price index followed a revised 0.
Stock-index futures held earlier gains after the reports as President Obama proposed spending on infrastructure and environmental projects in his State of the Union address.
Estimates for January retail sales in the Bloomberg survey ranged from a drop of 0.7 percent to a gain of 0.6 percent.
Six of 13 major categories showed gains last month, led by a 1.1 percent jump at general merchandise stores that was the biggest gain since April 2011. Demand at sporting goods merchants and non-store retailers, which include internet outlets, also advanced.
Demand at auto dealers fell 0.1 percent in January from the prior month, in line with industry data issued earlier this month. Cars and light trucks sold at a 15.2 million annual rate in January after 15.3 million in December, according to data from Ward's Automotive Group. Including November's 15.5 million rate, auto sales over the past three months have been the strongest in five years.
Demand for automobiles as consumers replace older cars and trucks is benefiting automakers such as Ford and General Motors. Ford's deliveries surged 22 percent last month compared with January 2012 and General Motors sales climbed 16 percent, the companies reported Feb. 1.
Retail sales excluding autos increased 0.2 percent after rising 0.3 percent in December, the report showed. They were projected to rise 0.1 percent, according to the Bloomberg survey median.
Same-store sales for the more than 20 companies tracked by researcher Retail Metrics surged 4.5 percent in January from the same month in 2012, the biggest year-to-year gain since September 2011.
San Francisco-based Gap, the largest U.S. apparel chain, posted an 8 percent gain in sales, double the average estimate of 4 percent in a survey by Retail Metrics. Minneapolis-based Target, the second largest U.S. discounter, posted a gain of 3.1 percent, above projections of 1.7 percent.
Purchases excluding autos, gasoline and building materials, which are the figures used to calculate gross domestic product, climbed 0.1 percent after increases of 0.7 percent in each of the previous two months. The readings for December and November were revised up from prior estimates indicating consumer spending in the fourth quarter may be stronger than previously estimated.
Household purchases rose at a 2.2 percent annual rate from October through December, up from a 1.6 percent pace in the previous three months, according to figures from the Commerce Department. Wednesday's revisions, combined with a smaller trade deficit than previously reported, probably means the economy managed to grow at the end of last year.
The world's largest economy shrank at a 0.1 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter as military spending dropped by the most since the Vietnam War era, the Commerce Department reported last month.
The fiscal pact passed by Congress on Jan. 1 avoided sweeping tax increases and made permanent George W. Bush's income-tax cuts for 99 percent of Americans. At the same time, the agreement let the payroll tax used to pay for Social Security benefits return to the 2010 level of 6.2 percent, from 4.2 percent. A worker earning $50,000 a year is taking home about $83 less a month because of the higher levy.
Additionally, the Internal Revenue Service did not begin accepting and processing 2012 returns until Jan. 30, later than its original Jan. 22 electronic filing start date, due to Congress' last-minute Jan. 1 tax deal. That, combined with IRS efforts to prevent fraud, may slow refunds.
Steady progress in hiring may ease the pressure on household budgets. Employers added 157,000 workers to payrolls in January after a revised 196,000 rise the prior month and a 247,000 surge in November, Labor Department data showed Feb. 1. Revisions added a total of 127,000 jobs in the last two months of 2012.
Confidence among American consumers rose in the week ended Feb. 3 for the first time this year. The Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index climbed to minus 36.3 from minus 37.5 the prior period, which was the weakest since early October.
A strengthening stock market also may boost consumer sentiment and spending. The Standard & Poor's 500 index climbed 5 percent in January, its biggest gain for the month since 1997. The S&P 500 has rallied for six straight weeks, closing on Feb. 8 at the highest level since November 2007.


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Trenton, Tenn. - Gibson County firefighters said they encountered flames 20 to 30 feet in height when they first arrived at burning farmland on Hwy 186 and County Farm Road, just south of Trenton. The first 911 calls started coming in just before 5:30 p.m. The Gibson County Fire Chief says thanks to help from 12 different fire stations throughout West Tennessee, they were able to get the flames under control in less than two hours. But there was still significant damage. The chief estimates a dozen acres burned. Property owners told 7 Eyewitness News they actually started the fire by igniting diesel fuel that they had poured on grass two weeks ago to kill it off. The fire quickly spread to a nearby tool shed and stacks of wooden pallets. Firefighters estimated there were hundreds that caught fire. From the pallets the fire spread to nearby trees, woods and farm land. "Once it got into the woods, we couldn't get the equipment in," said Gibson County Fire Chief Bryan Cathey. "We had to grad hand lines in and flappers and it got into the trees." The chief said that added additional dangers of falling tree limbs and debris. The wind also played a role in how quickly the fire spread. Large equipment had to be brought in to help cut lines to slow the flames. But even with our cooler temperatures, the heat played a big role in how quickly the firefighters were able to work. "It gets extremely hot with the turn out gear that they have to wear to protect themselves," said Chief Cathey. "Add that with the heat from the flames, [the firefighters] couldn't get anywhere near the fire due to the excessive heat." Chief Cathey said eight firefighters were treated for heat-related issues. Two of them were taken by ambulance but are expected to fully recover. Another firefighter suffered a pretty bad sprained ankle. The investigation into the official cause continues.


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My friend, Natasha, of 5 Star Foodie Culinary Adventures, is hosting an event where she has asked us to further explore the flavours and textures of Macaroni and Cheese by deconstructing it and adapting it to our own culinary style. You still have time by the end of the month to prepare your own version of Mac N Cheese and send it over to Natasha.
Makaroni and cheese is a dish, I believe, everybody loves, especially the children. My mother always used to boil a chicken so that she could cook the pasta in the broth, which makes it very tasty. Then we would eat the pasta with lots of anari (called myzithra in Greece) or grated halloumi on top. A very rich and flavourful dish, pure comfort food at its best.
Every now and then, I get a craving for some good, baked macaroni and cheese and although I have stopped cooking pasta in chicken broth, as I used to until recently, I still want the dish to be creamy and crusty, soothing, filling and satisfying but still trying to keep it as healthy as possible.
Although as I said macaroni and cheese is a rich dish, it is also a flexible dish that can be customized to regional products and cheeses and satisfy unique culinary tastes. It can also incorporate other products like seasonal vegetables, meat etc., and be cooked in the oven or the stove top.
I have quite a lot of pasta dishes in my file of recipes to post but I have chosen only a few for today's post. The first recipe is an old one which is a quite rich dish. In this dish, I have used graviera and smoked turkey and lountza. Loutza is a traditional product from Cyprus with unique taste, made of pork tenderloin, which after being brined and marinated in wine and coriander seeds, it is smoked. Other times when I didn't have lounza, I added some pasto and sausages, giving it a completely different taste.
Baked Macaronia and Cheese Soufflé (Pasta Casserole)
Preparation time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 30 – 45 minutes
Serves: 5 – 6
- 1 package (500 grams) hilopites or tagliatelle pasta
- 1 cup smoked ham or turkey
- 1 cup lounza
- 2 cups graviera cheese
- Salt and white pepper to taste
- 3 cups non-fat milk
- 1/2 cup non-fat yoghurt
- 3 eggs
- Preheat oven to 180 C.
- Boil pasta al dente according to package instructions.
- Drain and place in a baking tin and mix in the smoked meat and the cheese.
- Whisk the eggs and add the milk and yoghurt. Season with salt and pepper and pour over the pasta.
- Sprinkle additional cheese on top and baked until golden on top.
However, as years pass, I am more conscious about what we are eating and I have changed my cooking habits and now try to avoid fatty products.
Greek style Baked healthy Macaroni and Cheese, Recipe by Ivy
Preparation time: 5 minutes
Cooking time:10 minutes + 30 for baking
Serves:4 – 5
- 1 packet penne (500 grams)
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 tablespoons flour
- 2 cups low fat milk (0%)
- 1 ½ cups low fat cheese (milner, gouda, kerrygold etc.)
- ½ cup low fat anthotyro
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 pinch of nutmeg
- Boil pasta al dente according to your package instructions.Drain and set aside or if you are preparing them earlier leave them in cold water.
- Heat the olive oil and add the flour, salt and nutmeg and prepare a roux.Add the milk and mix until it comes to a boil and mix until it thickens.Mix in 1 cup of cheese as well as anthotyro.Add the drained pasta, pepper and mix.
- In a casserole dish sprinkle some of the remaining cheese and add the pasta.Sprinkle the remaining cheese on top with a sprinkle of nutmeg and bake in a preheated oven at 180 degrees until the cheese melts on top.
- Serve while hot.
Finally, this is another slightly different recipe, which I made with chicken and cooked it on the stove top:
Quick, low fat Chicken breasts with Penne & Anthotyro, Recipe by Ivy
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Cooking time:20 minutes
Serves: 4 – 5
- 1 packet (500 grams) penne
- 2 chicken breasts
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 medium onion, finely cut
- 1 clove garlic, finely cut
- ½ cup white dry wine
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 cup anthotyro (divided, 2/3 crumbled)
- 2 tablespoons fresh basil, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons kefalotyri or dried myzithra.
- Wash, drain and cut chicken into thin slices of 1 cm thick.
- Heat olive oil in sautéing pan. Sauté the chicken on both sides.Add the onion and garlic and sauté until translucent.
- Season with salt and pepper and then add the wine and 2/3 of anthotyro.Mix and cover the pan and simmer for about 15 minutes, until all the fluids are absorbed.
- Simultaneously boil pasta according to package instructions, which is about the same time.Drain pasta and mix with the chicken.
- Mix in kefalotyri and basil, as well as the remaining 1/3 anthotyro, cut into cubes and mix.
- Serve warm with some fresh cracked peppers on top.
Other relevant recipes:
Greek style lasagna with Anthotyro
Tags: Anthotyros, casserole, Chicken, Greek cheese, healthy, Lountza, low fat, Pasta, Penne
23 Comments on Three ways to make Macaroni and Cheese
Macaroni soufflé is one my son's favorite dishes, however I prefer the penne/anthotyro/ch.breast combination.:)
All three versions look scrumptious! That has always been one of my favorite comfort food dishes…
Cheers and have a wonderful weekend,
WOW! Can I come over??? Every variation looks FANTASTIC!
Now, I have the urge to make a Mac n Cheese. I like your version with the Bechamel best.
Ivy, this is fantastic! I love all three unique versions! My daughter is looking over my shoulder right now and demanding I make the souffle right away Thank you so much!
O wow novel … funny how something simple as macaroni and cheese can be turned interesting (international also) with everyone adding their own spin … Cooking the pasta in chicken broth is excellent idea, something new to me. I will try this, def sounds good!
I am sure the Greek cheeses give all 3 versions such complex flavour.
I too, made macaroni with cheese for lunch today, I just added in some sausage that I made yesterday … mushroorms and herbs. But your version def keepers! =)
Mac and cheese is one of my favs, even though I'm not a kid anymore!!! I love the Greek-style baked mac and cheese! yum!
J'adore le gratin de macaronis !
My mother used to add some lightly boiled cauliflower to the mac and cheese. The usual cheese was cheddar. I'd take any version though. I'm not fussy!
Thank you for your comments
If you want you can write in english, I have no problem to understand or read english, to write it's an other problem, excuse me !
I have put a translator on my blog if you want
I'm ready for any of those preparations. Love mac n cheese any time.
Wow, Ivy, you really unleashed your creativity for the occasion. All the dishes look great.
These all look amazing! You are the mac 'n' cheese Queen! Such comfort and yumminess!
Mouth Watering!!!!
I have never made Mac and cheese, this reeally looks so so yummy.
hello Ivy,
yes I love macaronis because of the sauce !!!
and if you like creme brulée come and see my automnal version !Pierre see u !
All three versions sound delicious! I'd love to have a taste of the third option with chicken and basil first, please!
Three great dishes Ivy – the chicken one would be a winner for me.
All 3 look great! Mac and Cheese is always comfort food…
all is delicious ,ivy!
Looks great! I 'll make the xilopittes version but afraid I can't get them here. Tagliatelle is thicker and what is lounza?
lip smacking dishes, Ivy! I love mac and cheese… great recipes!
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