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Five years ago, I conceived the idea of Rasa Malaysia, and the blog was officially born on July 4, 2006. For this year's July 4th weekend, I wanted to share with you a new blog, a site that I love so much I can't wait to unveil to you all—please meet Season with Spice (yes, click the link!), a website championed by my good friends Reese and Mark, which is about reconnecting the ancient Spice Route by featuring people from all over the world, who introduce their culture; their home; through their kitchen, by sharing colorful recipes…with spice. Please welcome Season with Spice, with their Coffee Ice Cream recipe, and read on for the wonderful post about their mission. And remember to click on this link to visit Season with Spice and its wonderful recipes. Don't forget to leave a comment to show your support. Have a great 4th!
For many of you, Rasa Malaysia is a place to find the Laksa or Curry Mee or Loh Bak that you miss. For others, it is a place to discover dishes you've never tasted. But for all visitors to Rasa Malaysia, it is a place to feel a connection to Asia; to Malaysia; and above all, to Penang.
On Rasa Malaysia, Bee welcomes all of you into her kitchen, and shares not only her recipes, but also stories of her family, her favorite hawker stalls, a dash here and there of Hokkien and Malay words, festivals and events she remembers as a child, and adventures she has on her "balik kampung" trips. Through her kitchen, she shares her stories of home.
That is why Bee represents Penang on the New Spice Route…
|Launched in April 2011, Season with Spice is reconnecting the Spice Route through a Culinary & Cultural journey, by featuring people from all over the world, who introduce their culture; their home; through their kitchen, by sharing colorful recipes…with spice.
Because what spices we use, and how we cook with them, represent where we come from. Whether it is in the traditional foods we grew up with and carry on cooking, or in the new dishes we create with all the amazing flavors and ideas we receive from the melting pot around us.
Where would cooking be without spices?
Not in our kitchen. We are passionate about the colors, the aromas, and the flavors. And not on Season with Spice, where you will find recipes shared by the international community, proving how wonderfully dynamic spices can be by their varied uses in cooking from one culture to the next, and at other times, through reinvention with a bit of determination and creativity in the kitchen.
Where would your cooking be without spices?
On Season with Spice, we won't let that happen. Like the ancient Spice Route where spices themselves were the ingredients of discovery, on the New Spice Route, recipes with spice are your doors to kitchens around the world. Into kitchens where you will find the flavors your food has been missing.
But Season with Spice is more than spices. It's about connections. A convergence of cultures. A place to explore; a place to interact and learn from people who are linking the Spice Route through the stories they share, and the dishes they cook.
A place to discover the meaning to Season with Spice.
These connections are a part of everyday life in Penang – a diverse island that was originally developed along the Spice Route.
A few weeks ago, Reese & I were enjoying masala tea at a restaurant in Penang's Little India. The warm aroma of green cardamom, and other spices, biting and tickling our taste buds with each sip. It was quiet, so we chatted with the waiter – a guy about our age, originally from Tamil Nadu – about his home and family, about the Tamil language as we struggled to pronounce a few words. And we asked him about the spices in the tea, and about the Indian dishes we had ordered.
And that simple experience carried to the following day, when I had masala tea swirling around in my mind. With that thought – mixed with my craving for ice cream that never goes away, and watching Reese add sugar to her coffee – I had my new recipe.
It's now Summer Season with Spice, so it's time to enjoy a scoop of Masala Coffee Ice Cream!
Mark (and Reese too)
The best type of coffee ice cream to make is the one with the coffee you are familiar with and enjoy drinking. Therefore, this recipe will be in three parts: espresso, instant coffee, and coffee beans. The first part here on Rasa Malaysia, and the second and third on Season with Spice over the next two weeks. Each recipe will also feature a different spice blend.
Makes about a liter of ice cream
1 3/4 cups of heavy whipping cream
3/4 cup of espresso (cooled)
1 (or 2) black cardamom
3 green cardamoms
Pieces of Ceylon cinnamon bark (equal to 1 tsp of powder after grounding)
6 black peppercorns
2 clove
Dash of nutmeg
2 tsp of espresso grounds
1/2 cup of raw sugar (white or brown work fine too)
3 egg yolks
1/2 teaspoon of gelatin powder (or equivalent)
1. With a mortar and pestle, grind the pieces of Ceylon cinnamon bark until you have about a teaspoon of fine powder.
2. Crack open the black and green cardamoms and put the seeds into the mortar with the cinnamon, and set the shells to the side. Add into the mortar – black peppercorns, clove, nutmeg, and espresso grounds – and grind up everything into a fine powder.
3. In a small pot, add the spice blend you just created, with the cream, cardamom shells and espresso (make sure the espresso has cooled to room temperature). Using a heat resistant plastic spatula, stir frequently over medium-low heat until small bubbles appear along the edges (but don't let it boil). Should be about 10 minutes. Then turn heat off, cover, and let sit while you complete the next step.
4. In a bowl, whisk together sugar, egg yolks, and gelatin. Add a quarter of the mixture from the pot into the bowl, while constantly whisking (to prevent the eggs from cooking). Then repeat with another quarter of the mix. Finally, pour everything in the bowl back into the pot, while stirring with the plastic spatula.
5. Return the pot to the stove and heat on medium-low, stirring constantly to prevent the mixture from sticking to the bottom of the pot. Without allowing it to boil, heat until the mixture thickens enough to coat the back of a spoon (or if you have a cooking thermometer – when it reaches 180F to pasteurize the eggs). Should take about 10 minutes. Turn heat off and let sit for 5 minutes, stirring frequently.
6. Layer the bottom of a large bowl with ice cubes, and set a small metal bowl inside. Pour mixture through a strainer into the small, metal bowl.
7. Stir mixture occasionally to help cool faster. Once cool (should take about 15 minutes), transfer mixture into a plastic airtight container and place in refrigerator overnight.
8. On the following day, pour mixture into ice cream machine and churn.
9. Transfer the ice cream into a plastic container, lay plastic wrap directly on top of ice cream and press down gently (to prevent ice crystals from forming on top of the ice cream), and seal with airtight cover. Set freezer temperature to the coldest setting, so the ice cream freezes faster.
1. The key to this spice blend is black cardamom, which is generally an ingredient in savory dishes. However, the rich, smoky aroma of this spice adds a new dimension to coffee ice cream.
2. You can substitute cassia ('ground cinnamon' from the grocery store) for Ceylon cinnamon, but best to cut it down to 1/2 teaspoon since cassia has a much more pungent flavor.
3. You can use your normal drip coffee, but make it extra strong.
4. If you're new to making ice cream, please see my "Tips on Making Ice Cream at Home" on Season with Spice.
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The BlackBerry Bold 9900 smartphone features iconic design that integrates an incredibly easy-to-use BlackBerry keyboard with a high resolution touch screen. This smartphone is built on a new, performance-driven platform powered by the BlackBerry 7 operating system and designed to deliver the ultimate in communications, multimedia and productivity for users around the world. The quality materials and optimized design of the new BlackBerry Bold smartphone is instantly evident when held in the hand. The Liquid Graphics touch screen, a key new feature powered by BlackBerry 7, delivers fast, smooth performance for highly responsive touch-based navigation, web browsing, pictures, video and graphics intensive games. Offering up to 60 frames-per-second performance with instant UI action/response, Liquid Graphics gives customers a visually rich and immersive experience that's responsive to the touch.
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If you plan to use your phone for playing music or watching video, be sure to check for internal and external storage. If the phone has a microSD slot you should be able to add up to 32GB of additional storage.
If a building is only as good as its foundation, then a smartphone is only as good as its app store. Even as manufacturers continue to stack their handsets with YouTube support, instant messaging, and other essentials right out of the box, the features just don't add up to the amount of capability a phone can take on in the hands of the right developers: You name it, a good smartphone can do it.
The app store you buy into will have a longstanding effect on the way you use your phone – perhaps more than any other feature. But it's tough to get a feel for every smartphone app store when you don't get to push a cart down the aisles until you have a carrier contract in your filing cabinet and there's no turning back.
Apple's App Store has been leading the market in sheer numbers of apps since the original iPhone was release. Android is catching up in total numbers and offers a higher ratio of free apps in the Android Market than Apple does. Nokia's Ovi Store, RIM's BlackBerry App World and Microsoft's Windows Marketplace all offer quality apps but currently lag far behind Apple and Android.
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A full touch layout like the iPhone has become popular for smartphones, but you'll usually forgo a hard keyboard as a result. Some smartphones like the Droid 2 or the BlackBerry Torch offer a slide-out keyboard as a compromise, but get thicker as a result, too. Many smartphones also dupe the popular BlackBerry design: small screen on top, small keyboard below.
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Whichever you decide to go with, make sure to physically handle the phone at a kiosk or store prior to buying. Pictures can often drastically misrepresent the size of phones.
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Court fines first person under French three-strikes law
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Fine over Rihanna track piracy despite possible innocence
A court in France has made its first conviction under the country's three-strikes anti-piracy law. Alain Prevost of Belfort, eastern France, was fined 150 euros ($200) for pirating two tracks by Rihanna over his Internet connection. The conviction took place, despite testimony claiming his estranged wife was responsible for the downloads.
Prevost paid for the connection from his ISP, which he terminated after receiving the first two warnings from French agency Hadopi. As it was claimed his wife performed the downloads due to him being "incapable of downloading anything," he contacted Hadopi about this issue. The agency replied through e-mail, something he could no longer receive. For ignoring the messages, Prevost was summoned to his local police station, where he gave a statement explaining that he did not download the songs, and was instructed to have the files removed from the PC by a local firm. He then took the evidence to court after receiving another summons from Hadopi.
At most, Prevost could have been fined 1,500 euros ($2000) and had his Internet connection cut for one month. He instead received a 300 euro ($400) fine, which was then halved by the prosecution. Prevost's divorce proceedings are ongoing.
The three-strikes law has been suggested to be ineffectual in preventing the decline in music sales. Sales data showed a 3.9 percent drop over sales in 2011, two years after Hadopi had been enacted, despite the agency claiming infringing file sharing was down 66 percent in France. The first person disconnected under the law objected on the basis that he was not aware of how to download content illegally, and that his Wi-Fi was hacked and used by other people. He challenged the disconnection, and complained that he had to temporarily live in Paris, at his own expense, to dispute the ban. [via BBC]


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|Evaluation of fatty acid metabolism-related gene expression in nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
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|Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is one of the most frequent causes of abnormal liver dysfunction, and its prevalence has markedly increased; however, the mechanisms involved in the pathogenesis of NAFLD have not been thoroughly investigated in humans. In this study, we evaluated the expression of fatty acid metabolism-related genes in NAFLD. Real-time RT-PCR was performed using liver biopsy samples from 12 NAFLD patients. The target genes studied were: acetyl-CoA carboxylase (ACC) 1, ACC2, and fatty acid synthase (FAS) for the evaluation of de novo fatty acid synthesis; carnitine palmitoyltransferase 1a (CPT1a), long-chain acyl-CoA dehydrogenase (LCAD), and long-chain L-3-hydroxyacyl-coenzyme A dehydrogenase alpha (HADHalpha) for beta-oxidation in the mitochondria; peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor- (PPAR-) alpha and cytochrome P450 2E1 (CYP2E1) for oxidation in peroxisomes and microsomes (endoplasmic reticulum) respectively; and diacylglycerol O-acyltransferase 1 (DGAT1), PPAR-gamma, and hormone sensitive lipase (HSL) for triglyceride synthesis and catalysis. In NAFLD, expression of ACC1 and ACC2, but not FAS was increased, indicating that de novo fatty acid synthesis is enhanced in NAFLD. In contrast, expression of CTP1a, a rate-limiting enzyme, was remarkably decreased, indicating that beta-oxidation in the mitochondria was decreased, although the expression of LCAD and HADHalpha was increased. Expression of PPAR-alpha was increased, whereas that of CYP2E1 was reduced. The expression of DGAT1, PPAR-gamma, and HSL was enhanced. These data suggest that in NAFLD, increased de novo synthesis and decreased beta-oxidation in the mitochondria lead to accumulation of fatty acids in hepatocytes, although the extent of oxidation in peroxisomes and microsomes remains unclear.
|Makoto Nakamuta; Motoyuki Kohjima; Shusuke Morizono; Kazuhiro Kotoh; Tsuyoshi Yoshimoto; Izuru Miyagi; Munechika Enjoji
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What had been anticipated for several days became official on Wednesday, when University of Florida football coach Will Muschamp pronounced sophomore quarterback Jeff Driskel out with a sprained ankle for Saturday's home finale against Jacksonville State.
He limped off the field in last weekend's 27-20 win against Louisiana-Lafayette and never returned.
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UNITED NATIONS (AP) - An international women's rights organization urged the United Nations on Thursday to reform its internal complaint system to ensure that allegations of sexual harassment are properly investigated and resolved, saying it is very difficult to obtain justice.
The U.N. management chief countered that Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has a "zero-tolerance" policy toward sexual harassment and said the new U.N. internal justice system, which goes into effect on July 1, will improve the way all cases - including those involving sexual harassment - are tackled.
The new system will have some of the same problems as the old system, said Yasmeen Hassan, the deputy director of Equality Now, which has received complaints from women in the U.N. system over the way their allegations of harassment were handled.
U.N. agencies and departments "were basically investigating themselves" and they will still be doing that, she said. Employees who make complaints will still not be entitled to obtain reports on the outcome of their case, which means they don't have "a basis to challenge the findings of the report," she said.
"Although we know that the United Nations is committed to gender equality and fighting violence against women, the same wasn't true about the internal policies of the U.N. to deal with sexual harassment against women," Hassan said in an interview. "We didn't feel there was transparency or objectivity in the process."
Undersecretary-General for Management Angela Kane called sexual harassment "a very grave issue." Because the U.N. includes people from many different cultures in which gestures and actions may have different meanings, all U.N. staff members are required to take a course on sexual harassment, she said.
"I think there are fewer cases than there used to be simply because it is a zero-tolerance, and we've shone the spotlight on it, and because there has been action taken in terms of disciplinary or other measures by the secretary-general," she said.
After the initial investigation by the department, a case now moves on to panels composed of staff members who make a recommendation on the case. Kane said that system is being replaced by a more formal one with judges and lawyers. Staffers who want legal help now must get it on their own, she said.
"I think it will be good," she said. "It puts the system on a professional basis where you have lawyers dealing with both sides ... and it will increase the speed of having these cases go through."
Kane was responding to a report in the Wall Street Journal on Thursday that said the U.N. was struggling to deal with an embarrassing string of sexual harassment complaints within its own ranks.
"We hope to bear upon the U.N. the urgent need to break the silence around sexual harassment cases within the U.N. and help women who have been sexually harassed obtain justice," Hassan said.
She cited the case of U.N. staff member Archana Pandey, who brought sexual harassment charges against the head of UNICEF, the U.N. children's agency, in India. She said a UNICEF investigation failed to substantiate her claims but a parallel investigation by the Indian government's Women and Child Development Ministry found evidence of sexual harassment.
In another example, a woman staffer who complained about severe sexual harassment by the head of the U.N. agency dealing with Palestinian refugees in Gaza was told in late 2005 by the U.N.'s internal investigators, the Office of Internal Oversight, that they were unable to substantiate her claims, Hassan said.
Several of her requests for the investigation report were turned down, but in January 2009 the OIOS report was leaked. She discovered that the investigation had evidence that "tends to support a finding that ... (she) was sexually harassed," Hassan said. No action could be taken, however, because the perpetrator had retired.
She said Equality Now is currently working on four cases - those of Pandey and the Gaza U.N. refugee chief, as well as sexual harassment complaints from the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia and the U.N. International Independent Investigation Commission, which probed the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese prime minister Rafik Hariri.
In all of these cases, Hassan said, the alleged perpetrators were allowed to transfer or retire before the complaints were resolved.
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TEM and HRTEM images of Sb2S3 16-h nanotubes. TEM images of the Sb2S3 16-h nanotubes (a) just grown and annealed in argon at (b) 200°C, (c) 250°C, and (d) 400°C for 1 h. HRTEM images of the Sb2S3 16-h nanotubes (e) just grown and (f) annealed at 400°C, together with the corresponding SAED patterns shown in the insets.
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Connecticut's Department of Energy and Environmental Protection will be reopening the areas of Pachaug State Forest that were closed on August 27 due to the presence of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) in mosquitoes, DEEP said in a news release Tuesday afternoon.
While portions of Pachaug State Forest have been reopened to the public after being closed due to the presence of mosquitoes carrying Eastern Equine Encephalitis, Mount Misery Campground and Horse Camp in Voluntown remain closed.
The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection on Aug. 21 closed the two campgrounds in the forest and, later that week, expanded the area while the state conducted ground spraying to reduce the number of mosquitoes.
"We sprayed once and it was very successful, reducing the number of mosquitoes by 90 percent," Dwayne Gardner, DEEP spokesman said.
The mosquitoes, however, were not eradicated, and the DEEP is still urging recreationists to take precaution.
"The amount of mosquitoes has gone down, and the virus activity in the mosquitoes has decreased also, but we still think it's not prudent for people to be sleeping in tents," Gardner said.
The DEEP is not planning to spray again this season, leaving it to Mother Nature to take care of the rest.
"Once we see no virus activity and once we see a hard frost" we will open the rest of the forest, "but it's probably not going to be this season," Gardner said.
While there has never been a recorded human case of EEE in Connecticut, DEEP isn't taking any chances.
"This is the time of year when people are most likely to become infected with West Nile virus and EEE," said Department of Public Health Commissioner Jewel Mullen.
And such has been the case in some neighboring states, including Massachusetts.
"We are fortunate — it's been in all the states (around us)," Gardner said.
Patrick McCormack, health director for the Uncas Health District, said he has only received two calls from concerned people: a recreation director who wanted to know how far his activity area was from the closed park land, and a family looking to use one of the open private campgrounds and wanted to ask some questions.
Both Hampton and Plainfield also have trapped mosquitoes testing positive for the virus.
For more information, visit ct.gov/mosquito.
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Jogger found body this morning in city park
Holland police are investigating an apparent suicide at Van Raalte Farm.
A jogger running through the woods found the body of a 50-year-old man about 10:45 this morning, Detective Tom Kazen said about 1:15 this afternoon. The jogger ran to 16th Street and flagged down a motorist who then called police.
No foul play is suspected, he said.
The name and more information are not being released until the family is notified.
The park is on 160 acres of land at the northwest corner of 24th Street and Country Club Road with entrances off 16th Street, 24th Street and Country Club Road.
The park contains a 19th-century farm house and out buildings and has nature trails, a picnic shelter, play structures and winter sledding and cross-country skiing.
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Published: Monday, January 22, 2007 at 6:01 a.m.
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Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. James Catholic Church for Sgt. Major William F. Kerley, 63, of 213 Country Club Drive, Gadsden, who died Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2007. Father Thomas M. Kelly will officiate. Burial in Lincoln Hill Cemetery. Wellman Funeral Home is in charge.
Sgt. Major Kerley served 30 years in the U.S. Army. After retiring, he served as a correctional officer for the state of Washington. While in the military, he served tours of duty in Vietnam, Germany, Korea, Japan, Alaska, the Dominican Republic and several areas in the U.S.
Sgt. Major Kerley is preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harace and Grace Kerley; two brothers, Horrace Kerley Jr., Earnest Ralph Kerley; and brothers-in-law, Lou Davis Williams, Thomas Williams and Paul Williams.
He is survived by his wife of 44 years, Mrs. Lurene Williams Kerley; two sons, Leuvon K. Kerley and William J. Kerley; special granddaughter, Sonya Williams Chapman; 10 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; three brothers, Charles (Helen) Kerley, James Kerley and John Kerley; nine sisters, Juanita K. Wilson, Annie Ruth Pearse, Emma Kerley, Virginia Clark, Helen Kerley, Lorraine DeRamus, Mary (Nathan) Carter, Angela Reid (Jobe) and Josephine Kerley; four sisters-in-law, Mattie Terrell, Francis Fleming, (Robert), Peggie Williams and Mattie Washington; brothers-in-law, James (Lessie) Williams, Larry Williams, Calvert Williams; other survivors include a host of nieces, nephews, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.
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Angela Tantaros Crowned Fox's New It Girl
This from The New York Observer which makes that proclamation of Angela Tantaros, star of Fox's "The Five," and Talk Radio Network. The paper writes, "Although she's solidly conservative, she represents a departure from the old Fox News mold of firebrand yellers and bubbly blondes. Tantaros was recently added to TRN's lineup in the 9A-Noon slot where she is also doing very well.
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You all saw him say, during the debates with Hillary Clinton, that he did not care if raising capital gains taxes would reduce revenues.
You could kill every rich person in America and seize all of their assets and it still would not solve our mounting debt problem. We have a spending problem.
And Obama wants to spend more!
The Federal Reserve and the rich bankers get richer and Obama gets closer and closer to taking this nation down.
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Pa. finally gets some campaign ad money
HARRISBURG — Presidential campaign TV advertisements are returning to Pennsylvania in earnest, as two pro-Mitt Romney super PACs are buying airtime and President Obama's campaign said on Monday it will respond with its own ads.
Pennsylvanians' TV sets have been virtually empty of presidential ads for two months, while the candidates' campaigns and outside groups that are spending money to influence the election have concentrated on other states, including Ohio, Virginia and Florida.
Pennsylvania is tied with Illinois for the nation's fifth-biggest electoral prize in the presidential race and historically has been treated as a battleground state. But Obama, a Democrat, has held a persistent lead over Romney, a Republican, in most independent polls, and registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by a margin of four to three.
Obama's lead in Pennsylvania polls has tightened recently. He now has an edge of about 5 percentage points, according to the average of recent polls compiled by RealClearPolitics. Vice President Biden, who was born and raised in Scranton, scrapped plans to campaign in Pennsylvania on Thursday because of Sandy.
The latest poll from The Philadelphia Inquirer, which was published over the weekend, showed that the president's lead in Pennsylvania had narrowed to 6 points from 8 points since the beginning of October.
In a memo released on Monday, Pennsylvania's Obama campaign director, Bill Hyers, said Republicans have been unable to narrow Democrats' voter registration advantage substantially or expand their base.
"Despite their electoral gains in 2010 and a yearlong (presidential) primary, Republicans have failed to make any meaningful headway in Pennsylvania," Hyers said. "The state remains out of their reach."
The pro-Romney group Restore Our Future plans to spend $2.1 million on ads in Pennsylvania starting on Tuesday. The Inquirer reported that $1.1 million was committed by the conservative group Americans for Job Security, which has aired TV ads elsewhere attacking Obama and supporting Romney and Republican congressional candidates.
Another group that has been advertising there is the Republican Jewish Coalition, which is airing an ad that features the founder of Home Depot, Bernie Marcus, criticizing Obama's economic leadership.
Obama campaign manager Jim Messina said on Monday that the campaign would match Restore Our Future's ad buy in Pennsylvania.
"We're not gonna take anything for granted and make sure we're doing what we need to do on the ground," Messina said. "We're (also) gonna go up in Pa. They understand they're not gonna be able to win Ohio, so now they're getting desperate."
The election is Nov. 6.
Victory in Pennsylvania is probably more crucial to Obama than Romney. In 2008, Obama beat Republican John McCain by 10 percentage points in Pennsylvania, and the state has supported the Democrat in each presidential election since 1988.
Harry Truman in 1948 was the last Democratic presidential candidate to lose Pennsylvania but win election, while Republican George W. Bush lost Pennsylvania twice — in 2000 and 2004 — on his way to two terms as president.
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For some area residents, tax time was a little easier this year. Saturday the Financial Stability Partnership of Northern Nevada hosted the inaugural Financial Fitness Fair at the Truckee Meadows Boys and Girls Club. People walked in the doors as soon as they opened.
"We're kicking off the VITA tax season for free tax preparation for those making less than $50,000," event organizer Nancy Brown said. "We're trying to get every dollar into peoples hands."
"It's important to get the word out about EITC because a lot of people don't know about it," Sparks Mayor Geno Martini said. "I read some statistics that say 20% of people that live in the US that are eligible for that credit don't take advantage of it. This is like free money so I'm glad they're doing this and I hope it gets bigger every year."
AmeriCorps volunteers living at the Club for the next few weeks have been trained in tax preparation and will be helping residents in various locations fill out tax paperwork.
"It's so rewarding to be able to help these people and be a part of something," AmeriCorps volunteer Angela Ziogas said. "They're so thankful and it's just been awesome."
There were a lot of other resources at the fair as well.
"We're including anything that promotes financial stability," Brown said. "We've got the food bank providing information on food stamps, the WIC program, we have free flu shots for youth, free credit reports for anyone that wants to get their credit score. It's a really positive thing and really about how we can get financial resources into the hands of the people who need it most."
There were banks there that were opening up accounts for tax refunds.
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December 1, 2015
By Ralph Hipp
Long suffering Chiefs fans have one more game before the bye week. It's San Diego, in a game some of the pundits believe KC can win given San Diego's Monday night loss to Denver, an offense in disarray, and a day and a half lost in game preparation. (WIBW will carry the game Sunday at noon.)
So we've gone through half a season under the Haley-Pioli regime. Pretty much buying more time to rebuild the team after Herm and Carl saw the clock run out on their efforts. Most figure we have 3 to 4 years to wait before the team really starts to come together as a winner. Can you wait that long? Here are some of the basic truths of the team so far:
Todd Haley and Scott Pioli are building a team around Matt Cassel.
Everyone else is expendable; Larry Johnson is losing his legs, and Dwayne Bowe could be shipped out at the right draft pick price.
The Chiefs drafting defense, and bypassing offensive lineman in the last draft was a big mistake.
So if you think KC has a plan, write and let us know how long you're willing to wait for the Chiefs to make a comeback. Ralph
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Yellville-Summit running back Cale Howk (left) stiff-arms a Piggott defender during the Panthers' first game of the season. After two road games, the Panthers return home to open conference play against Elkins at 7 tonight.
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After two losses and one tie, the Yellville-Summit Panthers face a clean slate heading into tonight's 3A-1 Conference game against Elkins at Panther Stadium.
"I told them, 'preseason's done,' " said first-year Yellville-Summit head coach Tommy Britt. "That's what your nonconference games are. We learned a lot and made some mistakes that we got corrected. We took a couple steps forward, then a couple steps back. Now, we're looking to get back on track. This is where it matters. This is what gets you into the postseason. This is where you get championships. From this point on, ...


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