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Chivas USA arrived Monday evening in Beantown and held a light practice Tuesday morning in preparation for its Wednesday 5 pm PT match against New England Revolution. The Rojiblancos' got a taste of the Boston humidity at Soldiers Field Park on the campus of Harvard University.
The Goats look to continue their solid road performance, as they have lost just twice on the road (4-2-4) this season. For recently-acquired midfielder Shalrie Joseph, the match will be his first appearance against the Revs since being traded from New England on Aug. 1. Joseph played nine seasons with the Revs and was an integral part of their multiple appearances in MLS Cup.
"It feels good coming back," said Joseph. "Definitely a little bit teary-eyed, but come tomorrow night, I just have to get out there and make sure I perform, make sure the team gets the win and just be ready for the moment."
Going into the match, Chivas USA has defeated Joseph's former team five straight times and holds an edge in the all-time head-to-head series (7-5-2).
Thoughts of the game: "The attacking side was really, really good tonight. I thought we created a ton of opportunities, we could of scored a number of goals. The defending group did not play very well, a lot of individual mistakes or collectively not dealing with counter attacks well enough, but that's what happens when you play against a good team, you give them opportunities and they are going to score goals. The other side of that is we were extremely dynamic on the attacking end and created a number of chances. This game could have ended a lot to a lot. Obviously disappointed how we defended and pleased with the attacking group."
Thoughts on the score outcome: "You look at how the game went and how we played going forward. It was the best attacking night we have had certainly all year, coming out of that I don't know if you would call it an embarrassment. Anytime you give up six goals or six goals at home is not what you are certainly looking for. I keep referencing the attacking side and how good I think it was, just defensively we were extremely poor."
On Tristan Bowen's performance: "Tristan was good, he had a good night -very, very attack-minded, running at the defender all night long. He had a good showing and it's only the second game in a long time and he is going to get better week in and week out if he continues to play with that confidence. Tristan has matured a lot in the last year and his time away with the Belgium team. He has come back with a renewed vigor. He is a good story of someone who has worked well in the reserves games and as a result has gotten the opportunity with the first team. He obviously did well last week and he earned a start tonight and did well with it. He certainly was a bright spot tonight."
Thoughts on the match: "It was a tough game; I think we made some strides offensively in creating more chances and actually putting more than one goal in the net. We were soft defensively and gave up too many easy goals, it was tough. We took one step forward and almost two steps back."
On the several goal opportunities for Chivas USA: "The team as a whole is moving forward in terms of offensive movement and being more aggressive, and I think everyone saw that today. We just have to be sharper in front of the goal and have that killer instinct in and around the box. Defensively, as a unit we all need to work harder and make sure we don't give away easy goals and keep ourselves in the game. We had a few moments in the game where we were down by maybe one and we let some easy goals in, so that killed us."
Thoughts on the match: "We've had some games where we've been up a lot and haven't necessarily been punished for it. Tonight we faced a hot striker in Fredy Montero and his chances were just golden and he buried them."
Thoughts on playoffs: "We need every game, we've needed every game ever since the SuperClásico and now it's just about pride, it's all about pride. Every week going out there and playing for the team, playing for yourself and giving everything you've got."
Ecuadorian Miller Bolanos gets it into the back of the net as he scores his second goal in MLS in the 64th minute, and the second of the night for Chivas USA:
Chivas USA was awarded a penalty after a handball by Seattle defenders in the 37th minute of the match. It was Juan Agudelo who stepped up to take the shot and the young forward put it into the back of the net. Check it out:
In the first Chivas USA game of the preseason, midfielder Marvin Iraheta tore his ACL and since, he's undergone a successful surgery but has been kept out of any action on the field. The 20-year old Iraheta arrived in the United States just four years ago from his native El Salvador. Upon his arrival, Iraheta was asked to join the Cosmos Academy West , a Western Division of the New York Cosmos Academy (merged with Chivas USA's Youth Academy in 2011), playing in many matches that include a friendly against English powerhouse Manchester United in Old Trafford back in 2011.
But things may start looking up for the young Salvadoran midfielder as he was just moved from "Out" to "Doubtful" in the team's injury list and his debut may come soon.
Make sure to vote for him and the rest of the Goats nominated for 24 Under 24 by clicking here.
He might've not debuted with the First Team yet, but Chivas USA Youth Academy product Marco 'Marky' Delgado has already gotten some action against the pros playing in Reserve League matches and even notching his first goal (match vs Portland Reserves). Aside from participating with the Reserves, Marky continues participating with the Youth Teams that made it to the USSDA's Finals Week for the fourth time in history as well as training camps with the U.S. Men's Youth National Teams.
Earlier this week, First Team Head Coach Robin Fraser confirmed that Marky has completed his Youth Academy hours and will be eligible to play with the First Team this Saturday.
Make sure to vote for him and the rest of the Chivas USA players nominated for 24 Under 24 by clicking here.
Young forward Cesar Romero joined Chivas USA early this year and was responsible for notching the first goal for the Goats in the first pre-season match of the year. Since then, Romero has shown very much spark for potential, becoming the top goal scorer for Chivas USA in the Reserve League with five goals scored. His first assist of the season came in the Goats' 2-1 win over expansion team Montreal Impact as his corner kick found Juan Agudelo who was able to kick into the back of the net not before deflecting on Alejandro Moreno's thigh.
Make sure to vote for Cesar and the rest of the Red-and-White players nominated by clicking here.
Check out Romero's first assist:
You might find him small, but midfielder Paolo Cardozo shows major talent whenever he comes onto the field for Chivas USA. Cardozo was acquired earlier this season in a trade with home rival LA Galaxy in exchange for defender David Junior Lopes. Interesting enough, Cardozo would score his first MLS goal in the second SuperClásico of the season.
Make sure to vote for Paolo Cardozo and the rest of the Chivas USA players nominated by clicking here.
Check out Cardozo's first goal:
Can you guess who this is? Write your answers below and you could be the winner of two (2) tickets to this Saturday's Chivas USA match vs Seattle Sounders at 7:30 p.m. in The Home Depot Center. Deadline is this Thursday, August 23 at 7pm! Write your answers in the comment box below and check back tomorrow to see if you're a winner! Remember you can only submit ONE answer.
He's known as Ecuador's future. And so far here with Chivas USA, Miller Bolaños has started showing the reasons why. Bolaños joined MLS in the preseason and had a slow adaptation to a different league, suffering a couple of injuries earlier in the season, and adapting to Southern California. Because of this, versatile Bolaños spent a couple of games out of the 18-man roster, but upon his return, he showed why Coach Fraser should consider him for every game as he scored his first MLS goal in the Wednesday afternoon match vs Portland Timbers back in July.
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Candy Crush FACEBOOK- Level 23 Please Help me!!!!!!
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I cannot get rid of all of those jellies (the grey squares). I get way down to the bottom and end up with a couple jellies on the left & right. What is the best way to beat this level? GAH it's driving me nuts!
I can't help you, I JUST downloaded that game less than 5 minutes ago, lol.
"Let us therefore make every effort to do what leads to peace and to mutual edification" Romans 14:19
OMG im stuck on that exact level!!!!! O.O its pissing me off!!!
You have to try and get several lined up and get the extra things like the gum ball or ones with stripes. I have been stuck on level 70 forever!

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This is our 3 year old golden sitting under the tree out of the falling snow and sitting and wishing for hid "dad" to get home from work!
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Journal Sentinel TV and film critic Duane Dudek looks at life on the small and big screen, and some of the cool stuff on both.
Wrong Singers Voted off "Idol?"
Uh-oh. The wrong singers were voted off "American Idol" this week.
How'd that happen? Flawed methodology, according to this research group's "Idol Democracy" site.
This is the same research group I talked to earlier this year about its research into Super Bowl commercials. For its "Idol" survey, which will continue throughout the season, the group uses a "one person, one vote" methodology, as opposed to the show's "vote early and often" policy.
On last night's show, Ashley Rodriguez, Joe Munoz, Janell Wheeler and Tyler Grady were eliminated from the competition. But using a "one person, one vote" system, Todrick Hall, Jermaine Sellers, Haeley Vaughn, Ashley Rodriguez should have been eliminated.
Speaking of methodology, what does it mean that all four of the singers eliminated under the "one person, one vote" system were minorities - three African Americans and a Latino?
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Well on the count of I got my butt smacked today in school ... I was all like " Hey ... That hurt " and he was all like "!it was supposed to hurt " like WTF
that has actually happened before to me.. me of all people lol, it was in science class by some guy and i sorta just looked back with a look saying 'did that really just happen?' and he was smiling at me so i sorta gave him a wary smile too haha.
I feel pretty hot haha. I'd probably giggle, OR freak out and hit the ceiling lol :P
Depends who did it?
Sweet mother of Jesus, what just happened?
For this atrocious forgetfulness, you must make penance, by flogging yourself with a leather whip!
Unless its my partner doing it they either get told to **** off or I slap them back :-)
"Hey!....do it again :3"
I think "Oooh. Feelin' feisty tonight are we? I'm in!"
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DUNN, ROBERT FRANKLIN (1855–1929). Robert Franklin Dunn, pioneer Methodist minister and circuit rider in West Texas, was born on March 11, 1855, near Charlottesville, Virginia. His father was a member of Gen. J. E. B. Stuart's cavalry during the Civil War, and one of Dunn's earliest recollections was keeping hogs off the corpses of dead soldiers after a nearby battle. Devastated by the war and Reconstruction, the Dunn family moved by covered wagon to Texas in 1873 and settled on a farm near Stephenville. Dunn attended Granbury College in Hood County, where he graduated in 1882 and was ordained a minister. On June 21, 1882, he married Luella Spruill. They had nine children.
At Sweetwater Dunn received his first assignment as a circuit rider for the Sweetwater District, which extended from Nolan County to Tascosa in the Panhandle. He was the first full-time circuit rider for this area, and he reportedly preached the first sermon in the region at a saloon, by invitation of its owner, in Colorado City, then the western terminus of the Texas and Pacific Railway. Dunn covered his circuit four times annually, riding a sorrel horse and preaching in dugouts and homesteads of isolated settlers, at ranches, and under brush arbors. Later, Rev. J. T. Bludworth took over the circuit in the Panhandle and Dunn rode only the southern half. At the first Methodist conference Dunn conducted, renegade Comanches from the reservation in Indian Territory stole the preachers' horses. As more settlers poured into West Texas, Dunn built and pastored the first churches in Sweetwater, Colorado City, Big Spring, and Snyder.
In 1890 he became vice president of and taught Greek at Granbury College, where he stayed for five years. After 1885 he continued his ministerial duties as a circuit rider and pastor until his retirement in 1926. In his later years the Dunn family moved to Lubbock. He died there on November 29, 1929, and was buried in the City of Lubbock Cemetery.
Tanner Laine, Cow Country (Hereford, Texas: Pioneer, 1969)."The Peter Hurd Mural," Museum Journal 1 (1957).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.H. Allen Anderson, "DUNN, ROBERT FRANKLIN," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fdu61), accessed November 30, 2015. Uploaded on June 12, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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In honor of Earth Day last week, producer Debbie Durkin partnered with Music Saves Lives & Green Wish Foundation on "Eco Hollywood", a star-studded event that featured social and eco-chic brands – as well as live acoustic performances by American Idol's Tim Urban, Chris Arena, Lauren Mayhem, and many more.
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Deerfield Beach resident Chaz Stevens and Florida Prayer Network President Pam Olsen speak in the Florida Capitol after Stevens installed a Festivus pole as a holiday display. The pole, made of beer cans, can be seen in the background.
There were no feats of strength and no airing of grievances, just a simple barren pole made of empty beer cans accompanied by the freedom of religion and a defining separation of church and state.
Wednesday the newest addition to the holiday displays in the public spaces of the Florida Capitol, a pole representing the fictitious holiday Festivus, joined a manger depicting the birth of Jesus and a recently removed menorah in celebration of Hanukkah.
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Latest Rumor Roundup – Bertuzzi, Sykora, Zhamnov
Is Sykora on the verge of being traded to the Canadiens? Are the Canucks really about to deal Todd Bertuzzi? Are the San Jose Sharks done dealing? The Hawks are shopping a few players so this week's edition of Hockey Trade Rumors is bound to be a good one.For the past several weeks the speculation has been running crazy that the Anaheim Mighty Ducks are trying to wheel and deal Petr Sykora off the pond. The teams that are rumored to be most interested include the Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers and the Ottawa Senators. If the Canadiens don't step up their offer soon the Florida Panthers may step into the middle of things as they are in the midst of a huge loosing streak. Mike Keenan has never been one to stand by and watch his team loose without making a deal and he could be willing to ship out some of his underperforming players such as Martin Gelinas
The Todd Bertuzzi sweepstakes in Vancouver are at an all time high, fueled mainly by the media which is reporting that Bertuzzi wants out. As I said last week, Bertuzzi is not going anywhere. The Canucks have been waiting for a player such as Bertuzzi to play on their team for the past 25 years. They will not ship him off to Florida for prospects such as Horton, he is not going to the Rangers for prospects he is staying in Vancouver. If the Canucks are going to make a deal look for them to shop Matt Cooke around the league as part of a package with Cloutier to try to acquire an all star type goalie. Another Canuck player who could be on his way out is Brendan Morrison who has been underachieving grossly to this point of the season.
In Boston one would have to wonder if Alex Zhamnov has already worn out his welcome. In 13 games he has only collected 5 points and is once again not living up to promised amount of scoring production. One of the rumors is that he could be moved to the Montreal Canadiens if they are unable to acquire Sykora. As this would be a salary dump the Bruins may be looking for draft picks in return.
Speaking of Zhamnov, his old team the Chicago Black Hawks are looking to move an number of names out of town. Two names that are repeatedly in the middle of rumors are Eric Daze and Tyler Arnason.
The San Jose Sharks are looking to climb back into a playoff spot after making the huge deal to get Thorton. The problem with that deal, if there is one, is that the Sharks were left with a hole of defense. One name that has been mentioned is Brandan Witt who has been the center of rumors in Washington.
On another note, Mario Lemieux announced on Sunday that the Penguins are on the endangered list in Pittsburgh if they are not able to come to an agreement to build a new stadium. To me this sounds like Lemiuex is playing poker with the fans in that town to ante up for the replacement arena. There would be no shortage of takers for the Penguins if they are on the move. Cities such as Winnipeg, Quebec, Kansas City, Hamilton and Portland would all welcome the Penguins to their city.


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One Wish (For Christmas)
Whitney Houston
(Oooh oooh oooh oooh) If there were no presents Waiting on Santa's sleigh What would I wish for Christmas And if Frosty the Snowman Were melting away I would pray for hope and unity On Christmas day If I had one wish for Christmas There would be joy And peace here on earth If I had one wish for Christmas this year We would all come together as one If Rudolph and his reindeer Ran into delays I'd still hope for joy this season And if somehow Santa got lost on his way I would try to find a way to smile Smile on Christmas day [Chorus:] You know it ain't about All those material things (no no) What you've gotta think about Is the love Christmas brings (yeah) [Chorus: Repeat 2X]
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Richard L. S. "Dick" Bales, 90 years, of Fremont, NE died at his home on Wednesday, July 4, 2012.
Dick was born June 27, 1922 in Fremont, NE to Nick and Marge (Keeler) Bales. He worked for Miles and Almor as a salesman in Miles City, Montana for several years. Most of his life he lived in Fremont and was a foreman for Earl Conrad in Fremont for several years. He then was employed at Hormel in Fremont for 30 years, retiring in 1982.
Dick married Delores "Dee" E. Drews on November 11, 1954.
He was a member of St. James Episcopal Church in Fremont for 60 years. He belonged to the Commercial Workers Union 22 and the Fraternal Order of Eagles #200 both of Fremont.
He is survived by his wife, Dee; sons, Dale & wife, Kathy Nattress of Fremont and Richard & wife, Debbie Bales of Lincoln; daughters, Sharyl & husband, Marvin Bales of Cedar Bluffs, NE, Jeannie & husband, Roy Kestler of Bloomington, IL and Dee & husband, Mike Marty of Fremont; 14 grandchildren; 18 great grandchildren; and 2 great great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; 2 daughters, a sister and 2 brothers.
Funeral service will be 10:30 AM, Monday, July 9, 2012 at St. James Episcopal Church in Fremont. Father Jay Gabb will officiate. Visitation on Sunday from 4 PM to 6 PM at Moser Memorial Chapel in Fremont. There will be no viewing at church on Monday. Interment will be at Ridge Cemetery in Fremont. Memorials may be given to St. James Episcopal Church.


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Ahead of their debut release for 4AD (worldwide from June 8), Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti appear in session with a number of tracks from the forthcoming Before Today alongside recordings of the likes of 'Flashback' and 'Spires in the Snow' (incarnations of the latter dating back as far as 1999).
Recorded at Studio Plateaux on the Thameside island Platts Eyot, the session showcases the band's rich pop palette; a beguiling mix of glam rock, West Coast funk and Merseybeat harmonies with a newfound high-production sheen - a contrast to the corroded bedroom recordings that have fomented a fervent cult following over the past decade.
The outfit, now consist of reclusive pop surrealist Ariel Pink (vocals) alongside Tim Koh (bass/vocals), Kenny Gilmore (guitar/vocals) and Aaron Sperske (drums/vocals) - with Cole MGN (guitar) guesting in session. Haunted Graffiti tour worldwide this summer, with a full list of dates available HERE.
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The 4AD Sessions are an ongoing series of video recordings with various acts from the label's roster. Following on from the Deerhunter session at the Studio Plateaux on Platts Eyott island in 2008, the recordings will see 4AD artists performing back-catalogue covers and alternative versions of their own material.


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Australian roots band the John Butler Trio will be kicking out the jams in the Northern Hemisphere this summer, as the group announced a series of stateside shows beginning June 5 at the Fox Theater in Boulder, Colorado.
The trio, touring in support of their latest album Flesh & Blood, will follow up at the venerable Red Rocks Amphitheater on June 6. After that, the band will leave the Rocky Mountain State behind for festival performances at Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, and Wakarusa.
For the full list of dates, visit the band's website.
For a look at John Butler's acoustic guitar technique, check out the above video of the Trio performing "Ocean" at Red Rocks in 2010.


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Stolen Innocence
Who needs reindeer?
Rapunzel, Rapunzel…give an elf a lift!
"GO BISON!" (Said in a little itty bitty Elf voice)
Our elf, Kitty, is really smart—she is cheering for the BISON!
An Elf who likes Ice Cream and Herring?
A Vintage Visit
Carl the Elf
Sophie takes a spa day
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Before leaving to spend a month in Japan, right-hander Yu Darvish received a cortisone injection in his lower back Wednesday to combat the sciatica-like pain he felt late in the season.
Rangers general manager Jon Daniels said Darvish had a nerve issue that caused him to see a drop in power as the season went on. He underwent an MRI that showed no structural damage, then received the injection to relieve inflammation. Daniels said Darvish should be completely ready for the start of the 2014 season.
"It started bothering him some in August," Daniels said. "He did not want an injection while the season was going on because he did not want to miss a start, but we knew what he was dealing with. That's why [manager Ron Washington] went and got the ball from a little earlier than people expected on occasion."
Darvish was 13-9 with a 2.83 ERA for the season but was just 1-3 with a 3.34 ERA for September. The big drop-off came in how deep he went into games. Darvish averaged a little less than six innings per start for his six September outings. For the first five months, he averaged more than 6.2 innings per start.


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Cakeshop Blowing Out Candles On Business?
Cakeshop, one of the core venues to hear indie rock may close its doors soon. So far its owners have 53 days left to raise about $50,000 to pay its taxes. Donations to save Cakeshop are being taken via PledgeMusic.com.
Times have been hard on the boulevard of Ludlow Street. Just up the block from Cakeshop, Max Fish had issues. Their future looked bleak when their rent was raised two years ago. Now Cakeshop's facing similar woes, along with noise complaints. Max Fish soldiered on, getting their lease renewed. Look at 'em now, they've got a new bar open in Asbury Park, NJ. Hopefully things turn around for Cakeshop the same way, getting their plans in motion to keep the music playing on Ludlow, and become an artist destination online. Their reputation putting on acts like Vampire Weekend speak louder than any music blog, so respect the architects. Throw some change Cakeshop's way. There's even a little incentive for you. Click here to see what they offer to their loyal supporters.


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CINCINNATI Oh. - Bengals CB Adam Jones today was named the AFC Special Teams Player of the Week by the NFL.
Jones returned three punts for 90 yards (30.0-yard average) in the Bengals' 34-27 home win vs. Cleveland on Sunday, including an 81-yarder for a touchdown on the game's opening punt, putting the Bengals ahead, 7-0. The touchdown and extra point in a sense provided the winning score, as the Bengals won 34-27 and it was the only score on special teams or defense in the game.
It was the first punt return TD as a Bengal for Jones, but he now has five for his career. He had a 63-yard return for the Bengals last season.
Through Week 2, Jones ranks second in the NFL in punt return average (30.0), trailing only Buffalo's Leodis McKelvin (31.3).
The last Bengal to win an AFC Player of the Week award was WR Brandon Tate, who won the special teams award in Week 8 of last season, when his 186 kick return yards at Seattle included a 56-yard punt return for a TD and a 45-yard kickoff return.
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X-53 Touring Rocket was originally the second special mount that players could earn only through the Recruit-A-Friend program. The X-53 was available to players who claimed their RAF reward between April 27, 2010 and July 15, 2012. It replaced the [Swift Zhevra] reward, and was then replaced by the [Heart of the Nightwing].
In Patch 5.4.1, the Recruit-A-Friend program was updated to include a choice of one mount from all current and previous Recruit-A-Friend mounts, and one companion from Asian-only promotions.
- The X-53 is one of only two flying mounts available in the game that allow for multiple passengers. It originally scaled to match the speed of your fastest owned mount, up to 310% flight speed.
- The X-53 is likely based off the X-52 rocket located in Area 52, Netherstorm.
- Using this mount players who don't have cold weather flying can get the explorer achievement with some help from a friend.
- Summoning this mount triggers the global cooldown, unlike most other mounts.
- As of Patch 4.0.1 the rocket can now be ridden as a ground mount in no fly zones at 100% ground speed.
- As the Patch 3.3.5 and 3.3.5a,(World of warcraft: wrath of the lich king expansion),It was the only two passengers flying mount.


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Firefighters pour water on a vacant building that is part of the long-shuttered Moulin Rouge hotel-casino in Las Vegas, Wednesday, May 6, 2009. The Moulin Rouge was the first desegregated gambling hall in Las Vegas. It had hosted entertainers such as Sammy Davis Jr. and Frank Sinatra. The property is on the National Register of Historic Places. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)


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I don't know about you guys, but I love stuffing! Mashed potatoes and gravy aside, stuffing might be my second favorite dish on a Thanksgiving table. That said, after having it every year for the past 34 years and having made variations ranging from chocolate to North African style, I decided it was time for a change.
This year, I decided to ditch stuffing for bread pudding. It's soft and creamy in the center with a hint of sweetness from the Kabocha pumpkins. On top, there's a cheesy and crispy crust, making for a welcome change to accompany the roast bird of your choice.


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The historic buildings of Tecumseh, Michigan include a wide variety of styles and cover a number of decades.
The obvious place to start is with the oldest home in Lenawee County. The Musgrove Evans home was built in 1826 as a public inn. It was built by Musgrove Evans and his wife and was home to their 6 children. It was built with ax hewn timbers and lumber from Tecumseh's earliest sawmill. It is considered to a modified Federal style home. Prior to building this home the Evans family was living in crude log cabin with several other families. Evans, a Quaker, an engineer and surveyor is credited as founding the settlement of Tecumseh. He planned and plotted the first 16 blocks of the town as well as planting the first wheat field, building the first grist mill and sawmill. He was the first postmaster, first probate judge and the first territorial census taker. Evans died in 1832 and his immediate family moved to Texas to begin a new life.
The second home, and probably the most well known historical home in Tecumseh is the Anderson Beardsley home. Built in 1832 this home always catches the eye as one drives down the Main Street of Tecumseh (Chicago Boulevard). The architect builder was Elijah Anderson with his interpretation of the Greek revival style. The one storied home, is wood framed and clapboard sheathed. Wood pegs were used instead of nails. There is also a Greek revival carriage house on the property.
Directly across the street is Hamilton house built in 1840 by Elisha Anderson, Elijah Anderson's brother. It is also a Greek Revival Home but is different than its predecessor from across the street. The home is now purple, which undoubtedly would shock its original builder and owners. The original owner of home, Dr. Hamilton was one of the earliest medical practitioners in the area.
The Allen Eccles house built in 1855 is a charming home located just off the main street in Tecumseh. This one story brick home with wood trim. The original owner is believed to be David Van Tyne, a woodworker and owner of a furniture factory.
There are also three other building that caught my eye, all of which are not home but include a church, a library and a mill.
The Old Stone church built in 1904 was home to the first Catholic Church in Tecumseh. Although the earliest settlers in Tecumseh were Quakers, and Catholics were not prevalent in the area for many years. Finally in 1904 after much controversy and difficulty in purchasing the land, which the village refused to sell to the diocese and had to be purchased by individuals who then turned around and sold a small parcel of land to the Catholic diocese. After many years, and the building of a new and large church the Tecumseh Historical Society obtained and refurbished the building for use as a community museum.
There is also a Carnegie Library in town built in 1904 and is one of 700 libraries constructed as a result of Andrew Carnegie's dedication and philanthropy. The one story building's exterior looks basically the same today as it did in 1905 and it started with a total of almost 5000 books.
Finally the last building I would like to mention is the Hayden Ford Mill. The mill originally built as water powered flour mill. It was not the first mill to be built in the Tecumseh area but it was the largest. The original mill was destroyed by fire in 1898 and it was rebuilt a year later. In the 1930's Henry Ford became interested in the property and purchased it and had it rebuilt in its original Dutch Colonial Style. Ford used the mill to process the soybeans he grew on his farms in the area. During the 1950'a building was owned by the Universal Button Factory and had a labor force of 35 many of which were women. Today, the building is used a community center and enjoyed by many as a recreation center, senior citizen center and many others.
There are many many more historical buildings and homes in Tecumseh. If you are ever in the area just drive down Chicago Boulevard, take a few side routes on the local streets and you will find many beautiful and well kept home.


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Friday March 21, 2014Gators Notebook: Finding Frazier, Inside Battle, Chasing History, More Tidbits
Open shots were hard to come by for Michael Frazier II against Albany; he'll keep looking Saturday against Pittsburgh.
Open shots were hard to come by for Michael Frazier II against Albany; he'll keep looking Saturday against Pittsburgh.
ORLANDO -- Gators guard Michael Frazier II entered another stratosphere on March 4 when he scored a career-high 37 points on 11-for-18 shooting from 3-point range.
If opponents didn't know much about the sophomore from Tampa before then, they sure do now.
In Florida's 67-55 win Thursday against Albany to open the NCAA Tournament, Frazier scored 3 points.
Albany coach Will Brown had a plan.
"We had all sorts of names for him: Ray Allen, Jesus Shuttlesworth,'' Brown said. "He has the smoothest stroke since Ray Allen. We were determined not to let him get a free look."
They did other than for Frazier's only basket of the game, a 3-pointer in the second half.
When the Gators face Pittsburgh on Saturday here for a berth in the Sweet 16, the Gators would like to get more open looks for Frazier. In the five games since his outburst at South Carolina, Frazier has hit 14 of 26 (53.8 percent) shots from long distance but only took four against Albany.
Pittsburgh coach Jamie Dixon understands why the Great Danes were so concerned.
"He's a big part of their offense, obviously, because of his shooting ability,'' Dixon said Friday. "He's their best shooter, best perimeter threat and shoots a high percentage from 3. We know that, and we're well aware of that. You can't stop everything, but you don't want to allow him to get going.
"If he makes shots, makes a couple of them, it can break a game open."
Gators coach Billy Donovan said Albany's plan is a tribute to Frazier's improvement. He was a role player as a freshman but now is the only underclassmen in the starting lineup with Florida's four seniors.
"I think the greatest sign of respect for me as a coach is when somebody says to a player, 'we're going to take that player out of the game,' " Donovan said. "And it was a game where because of the way they guarded Frazier, because of the way they guarded [Scottie] Wilbekin, there were a lot of other things open, especially inside and around the basket that I thought we took advantage of."
If the Panthers opt to follow the script Albany used, Frazier must adjust.
Like the Panthers are aware of him, Frazier is aware of Pitt's defenders. He knows he'll have to work for his shots and find others when 3s aren't open.
"Their defense is different [than Albany's], so they're probably going to throw something a little different at us defensively, so we'll have some open looks in other areas,'' Frazier said.
Sophomore guard James Robinson is a staple in Pittsburgh's rotation. He is also someone who has been in Donovan's rotation during his stints coaching for USA Basketball.
"I had a chance to coach James the last two years,'' Donovan said. "He is a winner. He is a guy that makes big plays, big shots. He comes up with loose basketballs, steals. He's got a great IQ for the game, a really, really solid point guard and a great kid."
You know Donovan loves this stat from Robinson: he has 142 assists this season and only 34 turnovers.
Louisville coach Rick Pitino, Donovan's college coach at Providence, led his team onto the floor at the Amway Center shortly after Florida's practice Friday. He gave a shout out to Donovan's team as he walked in...
… someone shouted "Go #Gators!" from across the court. It was this guy, arriving for his practice. pic.twitter.com/BHUDls47sn— Chris Harry (@GatorZoneChris) March 21, 2014
Gators senior Patric Young and Pittsburgh's Talib Zanna are both physical players who aren't afraid to do the dirty work inside.
A 23-year-old senior from Nigeria, Zanna averages 13.1 points and 8.6 rebounds. In a respectful way, Zanna called Young and himself dirty players on Friday.
Young understood where Zanna was coming from.
"I think he meant probably that we're both similar type of players, willing to do whatever it takes, the hustle plays, going in there for offensive rebounds, fighting,'' Young said. "I know it's going to be a battle up front. I'm just excited for the opportunity to go against someone like that."
Albany's Brown is what sports writers call "a good quote."
Brown delivered a good one on Young following Florida's victory Friday night. Young scored 10 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for his first double-double of the season.
Brown was really impressed Brown by Young's muscular physique.
"You see the size of Patric Young?'' Brown asked rhetorically. "If he couldn't make it in the NBA he's going to have a shot in the NFL. If he doesn't go to the NFL, he'll be in the WWE. If he doesn't go to the WWE, maybe UFC. That guy is enormous."
Florida's senior class of Young, Wilbekin, Casey Prather and Will Yeguete did something Thursday no other players in UF history can say: they won a game in the NCAA Tournament for a fourth consecutive year.
The four seniors were members of the past three UF teams that advanced to the Elite Eight each season. The victory was the 117th of their careers. With a win Saturday, they will become the winningest senior class in UF history.
In addition, the victory gave Donovan 448 wins at Florida, tying him with former LSU coach Dale Brown was second most as an SEC coach. Adolph Rupp is only one with more.
"When you say a lifer, that means to me I'm never, ever going to go anywhere. Who knows? They may get sick of me at Florida and want me to move on. But I don't like coming out making bold predictions or statements. I would I'm extremely happy with my life right now at the University of Florida." -- Donovan when asked Friday if he was a lifer at Florida with no interest in the NBA
"The University of Pittsburgh is never intimidated by anyone. Not in academics. Not in basketball. Not in football. Not in anything." -- Panthers junior guard Cameron Wright when asked if Pitt will be intimidated by facing No. 1-ranked Gators
The "intimidation" question was so exceptionally stupid, I half think Jamie Dixon paid to have it asked to further motivate the team.— Chas Rich (@ChasRich27) March 21, 2014
The Gators and Pittsburgh have common opponents in Albany and Florida State. Both defeated Albany by 12 points -- the Panthers won 58-46 on Dec. 31. UF defeated the Seminoles at home and Pittsburgh lost to FSU at home ... Young's double-double Thursday was the 11th of his career ... Donovan enters Saturday's game against Pittsburgh with a 32-11 career record in the NCAA Tournament ... Jenn Mereby, Florida's guest services coordinator, has close connections to both programs. Mereby is a recent Pitt graduate who worked in the school's athletic department prior to joining the University Athletic Association ... Pitt's 29-point win over Colorado Thursday was most lopsided NCAA Tournament win in school history.
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Jacob Mills poured in 20 points as Valley defeated Beth Haven 80-65 Monday night in a boys' 21st District Tournament game at Holy Cross.
Jerrell Johnson added 14 points for Valley (4-15).
Austin Streble connected on four 3-pointers and scored 20 points for the Bearcats (11-14), while teammate Cody Mikel added 19 points.
23rd at Southern
? Moore 74, Evangel 47: Keonte Smith scored 13 of his team-high 17 points in the first half to lead the Mustangs (4-23) over the Eagles (6-15). Matt Gabbard of Evangel led all scorers with 26 points.
25th at Portland Christian
? St. Francis 45, Portland Christian 43: Greg Hamilton and Len Adams led the Wyverns (14-13) past the host Eagles (6-15). Hamilton and Adams each had 13 points, while Jake Ryan led Portland Christian with 25 points.
28th at KCD
? KCD 59, Walden 40: Anthony Mathis, Zach Lyles, Malyiek McCray and Colin Ferguson led the Bearcats (17-10) to victory over the Wolverines (9-17). Charles Thomas led Walden with 13 points.
24th at Jeffersontown
? Fern Creek 75, Whitefield Academy 49: Shelbi Knauer led the Tigers (12-15) with 22 points in their win over the Wildcats (7-18). Kelsie Blackwell led Whitefield Academy with 20 points, scoring her 1,000th point four minutes into the game.
25th at Portland Christian
? Central 73, Presentation 63: Brenda Hackett scored 21 points to lift the Yellowjackets (11-8) past the Toppers (14-14) in the 25th district semifinals at Portland Christian. Presentation's leading scorer was Aliyah Johnson with 21 points.
? Manual 67, Shawnee 29: Sydney McBlane led the Crimsons (16-11) with 17 points in an easy win over the Golden Eagles (12-10).
26th at Assumption
? Male 85, Brown 14: Logan Calvert and Emilia Sexton each scored 11 points each to help lift the Bulldogs (19-9) past the Bears (2-21).
? Assumption 50, Collegiate 37: Sabrina Fusseneger led the host Rockets (7-18) with nine points in their romp past the Amazons (13-8).
Assumption played without three of its starters, all out because of injuries.
Mikaela Wright of Collegiate led all scorers with 22 points.


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Introducing Paul and His Message
1Paul, a slave of Messiah Yeshua, called to be an emissary and set apart for the Good News of God,
2which He announced beforehand through His prophets in the Holy Scriptures.
3Concerning His Son, He came into being from the seed of David according to the flesh.
4He was appointed Ben-Elohim in power according to the Ruach of holiness, by the resurrection from the dead. He is Messiah Yeshua our Lord.
5Through Him we have received grace and the office of emissary, to bring about obedience of faith among all the nations on behalf of His name.
6And you also are called to Yeshua the Messiah.
7To all those in Rome, loved by God, called to be kedoshim: Grace to you and shalom from God our Father and the Lord Yeshua the Messiah!
Eager to Visit
8First, I thank my God through Messiah Yeshua for all of you, because your faithfulness is made known throughout the whole world.
9For God is my witness, whom I serve with my spirit in the Good News of His Son. How unceasingly I make mention of you,
10always pleading in my prayers, if somehow by Gods will now at last I will be granted a good journey to come to you.
11For I long to see you, so I may share with you some spiritual gift to strengthen you.
12That is to say, we would be encouraged together by one anothers faithfulnessboth yours and mine.
13I do not want you to be unaware, brothers and sisters, that many times I planned to come to you (though I was prevented until now)so I might have some fruit among you also, just as I have among the rest of the nations.
14I have an obligation to both Greeks and barbarians, to both the wise and the foolish.
15So I am eager to proclaim the Good News also to you who are in Rome.
The Righteous Shall Live by Faith
16For I am not ashamed of the Good News, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who truststo the Jew first and also to the Greek.
17In it the righteousness of God is revealed, from trust to trust. As it is written, But the righteous shall live by emunah.
Yet All Are Guilty
18For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men. In unrighteousness they suppress the truth,
19because what can be known about God is plain to themfor God has shown it to them.
20His invisible attributesHis eternal power and His divine naturehave been clearly seen ever since the creation of the world, being understood through the things that have been made. So people are without excuse
21for even though they knew God, they did not glorify Him as God or give Him thanks. Instead, their thinking became futile, and their senseless hearts were made dark.
22Claiming to be wise, they became fools.
23They exchanged the glory of the immortal God for an image in the form of mortal man and birds and four-footed beasts and creeping things.
24Therefore God gave them over in the evil desires of their hearts to impurity, to dishonor their bodies with one another.
25They traded the truth of God for a lie and worshiped and served the creation rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever. Amen.
26For this reason God gave them up to shameful passions. Even their women exchanged natural relations for what is against nature.
27Likewise the men abandoned natural relations with women and were burning with passion toward one anothermen committing shameful acts with other men and receiving in themselves the due penalty for their error.
28And just as they did not see fit to recognize God, God gave them over to a depraved mind, to do what is not fitting.
29They became filled with all unrighteousness, wickedness, greed, evil. They are full of envy, murder, strife, deceit, malice. They are gossips,
30slanderers, God-haters, insolent, haughty, boastful, inventors of evil, disobedient to parents.
31They are foolish, faithless, heartless, ruthless.
32Though they know Gods righteous decreethat those who practice such things deserve deaththey not only do them but also approve of others who practice the same.
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Systems Pharmacology of Adverse Event Mitigation by Drug Combinations
Zhao S, Nishimura T, Chen Yb, Azeloglu EU, Gottesman O, Giannarelli C, Zafar MU, Benar L, Badimon JJ, Hajjar RJ, Goldfarb J and Iyengar R. Sci Transl Med 2013 Oct 9; 5 (206) 206ra140Abstract
Drugs are designed for therapy, but medication-related adverse events are common and risk/benefit analysis is critical for determining clinical use. Rosiglitazone, an efficacious antidiabetic drug, is associated with increased myocardial infarctions (MI), thus limiting its usage. Because diabetic patients are often prescribed multiple drugs, we searched for usage of a second drug ("drug-B") in the FDA-Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) that could mitigate the risk of rosiglitazone ("drug-A")-associated MI. In FAERS, rosiglitazone usage is associated with increased occurrence of MI, but combination with exenatide significantly reduces rosiglitazoneassociated MI. Clinical data from the Mount Sinai Data Warehouse support the observations from FAERS. Analysis for confounding factors using logistic regression showed that they were not responsible for the observed effect. Using cell biological networks, we predicted that the mitigating effect of exenatide on rosiglitazone-associated MI could occur through clotting regulation. Data we obtained from the db/db mouse model agreed with the network prediction. To determine if polypharmacology could generally be a basis for adverse event mitigation, we analyzed the FAERS database for other drug combinations wherein drug-B reduced serious adverse events reported with drug-A usage such as anaphylactic shock and suicidality, associated with drug-A. This analysis revealed 19,133 combinations that could be further studied. We conclude that this type of crowdsourced approach of using databases like FAERS, can help to identify drugs that could potentially be repurposed for mitigation of serious adverse events.
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Bernier bombs in Leafs loss
Before mailing Christmas cards, Leafs Nation will have the urge to send a get well message to James Reimer.
Edmonton Oilers GM Peter Chiarelli says he's "disappointed" with the season so far, but won't rush to make trades
PITTSBURGH — Peter Chiarelli knew there would be heavy lifting when he took over as general manager of the Edmonton Oilers.
Scheifele, Oates to make sweet music?
DENVER — Mark Scheifele is a hockey junkie who is always looking for ways to improve.
Rangers' Alain Vigneault criticizes Bruins' Claude Julien, Brad Marchand
Rangers coach Alain Vigneault has criticized Bruins coach Claude Julien for making disparaging comments about New York goaltender Henrik Lundqvist following Boston's 4-3 win over the Rangers.
Blue Jackets' Brandon Dubinsky suspended one game
Columbus Blue Jackets forward Brandon Dubinsky was suspended for one game Saturday for cross-checking Pittsburgh Penguins forward Sidney Crosby.
Reimer out as Maple Leafs host Capitals
On all-Caps day, the Maple Leafs were dealing with an apparent lower case.
Fantasy Fare: Top 10 bizarre stats
It's pretty easy, no matter which fantasy league you're a part of, to get locked in to your own lineup and it is faring. The rest of the players? Not so much.
Game Day: Capitals at Maple Leafs
7 p.m., Air Canada Centre, CBC, 590 AM
Connor Hellebuyck gets win for Winnipeg Jets in NHL debut
ST. PAUL – The first episode of the Connor Hellebuyck Show was a hit, even if he wasn't overworked.
Rangers' Stepan out with broken ribs after 'late hit'
New York Rangers centre Derek Stepan left Friday's game against the Boston Bruins with broken ribs after taking a heavy check from left winger Matt Beleskey.
Leafs Locker: Marlies to take over ACC
With so much talk about some talented Marlies working their way to the Air Canada Centre in the next couple of years, the whole farm club is about to try out the Leafs' home for size.
Ottawa Senators in good spot at key time
Three weeks ago, Carolina Hurricanes coach Bill Peters referred to U.S. Thanksgiving as "the line in the sand" for NHL teams with playoff aspirations.
With Price out, are Habs shopping for help?
Once again, the Montreal Canadiens are without Carey Price.
Ex-Maple Leafs assistant Dennis rebounds in CIS
After the debacle that was 2014-15, the entire Maple Leafs coaching staff entered the NHL equivalent of witness protection.
Penguins' Lemieux, Crosby refute reported 'rift'
Pittsburgh Penguins co-owner Mario Lemieux refuted a reported rift between himself and star center Sidney Crosby on Wednesday.
Roman Polak a key cog in Maple Leafs' penalty kill
Defenceman Roman Polak was removing his protective upper skate guard Wednesday when former Leafs blueliner Bob McGill was walking by.
Leafs' Reimer expects to be ready to face Caps
As Leafs Nation fretted over James Reimer's injury the past couple of days and his no-show at Wednesday's practice, Mike Babcock was out for a care-free jog.
Canadiens give GM Marc Bergevin multi-year contract extension
Montreal Canadiens ownership is confident Marc Bergevin is the right man to lead hockey's most storied franchise back to a championship level.
Leafs' Reimer skips practice for 'precautionary' reasons
Diminutive goalie coach Steve Briere looked good for a 38-year-old facing NHL shooters Wednesday, but the Maple Leafs will have James Reimer back for Saturday's game against Washington.
Maple Leafs goalie Jonathan Bernier burns for return
Jonathan Bernier should wait no longer than the back-to-back games against Winnipeg and Minnesota next week to make his next start.
Leo Komarov doing it all for Maple Leafs
In the summer, Leo Komarov was fretting about a court date in Finland and, if he made it to camp, whether Mike Babcock would lay down the law against him.
Leafs' Reimer dealing with 'aches and pains'
Injuries have stalled James Reimer's progress as Toronto's No. 1 goalie before.
Rangers (not Leafs) most valuable NHL team: Forbes
The New York Rangers are the most valuable NHL franchise at $1.2 billion, taking the top spot on the Forbes list for first time since 2004.
John Collins, man behind Winter Classic, leaving NHL job
Chief operating officer John Collins, one of the key catalysts in spearheading the swelling of NHL revenues to about US$4 billion per year, is leaving the NHL.
Canucks can't cut it in close contests this campaign
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Honeypot Project Finds Unpatched Linux PCs Stay Secure Online For Months
The average unpatched Linux system survives for months on the Internet before being hacked, a report recently issued by the Honeypot Project claims.
The life expectancy of Linux has lengthened dramatically since 2001 and 2002, the project said, from a mere 72 hours two and three years ago to an average of three months today.
Honeypot Project is a non-profit that, as its name suggests, connects vulnerable systems to the Internet in the hope of drawing attacks so that they can be studied. To figure out the lifespan of a Linux system, the group set up a dozen "honeynets" -- the project's term for a system that hosts numerous virtual honeypot machines -- in eight countries, then tracked the time it took for those machines to be compromised.
"What's surprising is that even though threats and activity are reported as increasing, we see the life expectancy of Linux increasing against random attacks," said the group's report.
In comparison, unpatched Windows systems often are hacked within minutes of connecting to the Internet. Late last month, similar "honeypot" research done by AvanteGarde tallied the average survival time of several versions of Windows at just four minutes.


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Congrats to Kate McKinnon, who will apparently join SNL in April as a new cast member. She will be the first out lesbian cast member. And as a major bonus—she's hilarious! I loved her on Big Gay Sketch Show.
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Went to the Quad tonight for the 7:15 show of BearCity, Doug Langway's bear rom com about a group of men looking for love, self-acceptance and the occasional cheap thrill, and was surprised how much of a good time I wound up having.
BEARCITY Cast & Creators @ The Quad NYC Premiere 10.22.10 from Matthew Rettenmund on Vimeo.
BearCity—co-written by Langway with film writer Lawrence Ferber—is sort of like a hairy, white Noah's Arc with some Desperate Housewives and Sex and the City thrown in. Tyler (first-time film actor Joe Conti) is a preppy thesp who's sick of acting like he isn't wildly attracted to bears. He meets furry partners Brent (Big Gay Sketch Show's Stephen Guarino) and Fred (Brian Keane) and is taken under their paws, finding himself introduced to 400-pound Michael (Gregory Gunter) and his cubby hubby BF Carlos (James Martinez) as well as the hottest bear in town, silver-haired and silver tongued Roger (CSI's Gerald McCullouch). Instant community!
Are they hirsute-able for each other?
Tyler falls hard for Roger, who seems to resist returning the favor to protect his rep among the muscle bears—as much as Tyler has felt expressing his attraction to bears to be a second coming out, Roger feels the same way about expressing his attraction to a non-bear.
One of Big Gay Sketch Show's most talented, Julie Goldman, and Brandy Howard cracked me up with this semi-serious yet fully funny rant against gay jokes in movies like Hot Tub Time Machine. Love Goldman's spoiled princess character who bursts out around two minutes in.
Choice exchange, which acknowledges, perhaps, the futility of trying to explain why some jokes are okay and some are not:
"Like, I'll take a rape joke. I'll go retard. I'll go...fat, even. I'll go fuckin' fat, obese, retard rape."
"Baby? Punch a baby?"
"Punch a baby, even. Yeah!"
"Kill a baby?"
"Kill a baby."
"Make fun of old people."
The skits were filmed AGES ago, but most are pretty fresh. It's gotten edgier as it's gone along. I still think the Rosie O'Donnell bits are completely counter-productive and unfunny. The best was their Amazing Race send-up, which casually outed Hugh Jackman, Tyler Perry, Queen Latifah and several others...but in a funny way.


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August 19, 2013
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No matter what Joique Bell did the first few years of his career, he couldn't get on the field.
Now, the Lions running back has become so valuable it's hard to imagine him off it - even if, as expected, Reggie Bush returns for this Sunday's game against the Bears.
Bell started his first game Sunday since his senior season at Wayne State and finished with 132 yards from scrimmage as the Lions won for the first time ever in the nation's capital, 27-20. ...


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It might be useful to distinguish between pleasure and joy. But maybe everybody does this very easily, all the time, and only I am confused. A lot of people seem to feel that joy is only the most intense version of pleasure, arrived at by the same road—you simply have to go a little further down the track. That has not been my experience. And if you asked me if I wanted more joyful experiences in my life, I wouldn't be at all sure I did, exactly because it proves such a difficult emotion to manage.
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Mrs. Wishy-Washy and the Big Wash
by Joy Cowley
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This book is part of the Joy Cowley Collection. These books are aimed at beginning readers and include a heaping dose of whimsy. Children will enjoy these books and the silliness within.
In this book Mrs. Wishy-Washy wants to wash the farm animals. But there is no water! The animals rejoiced at the prospect of not having to take a bath, but Mrs. Wishy-Washy wants clean animals. So she gets the cow, the pig, and the duck into the truck and off to twon the go to find water.
Do you think Mrs. Wishy-Washy will find water in a book store? Do you think Mrs. Wishy-Washy will find water in a music store? Do you think Mrs. Wishy-Washy will find water in a cake shop? Well, the animals find their appetite in the cake shop. But Mrs. Wishy-Washy insists on clean animals.
Can the animals get clean in a car wash? And will they be clean enough to get cakes at the cake shop?
Children will enjoy reading the 227 words in this delightful tale.
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What To Wear On A Date With Your Ex Boyfriend January 8, 2013
Now you know these 3 killer tips that you can use to help you you are one step What To Wear On A Date With Your Ex Boyfriend closer to getting her back. What To Wear On A Date With Your Ex Boyfriend but there is still more you have to do. Get Your Ex Girlfriend Back – 5 Simple Steps To Win Back Your Girl Have you just been through a painful breakup with your girlfriend? Miss her and want to get her back fast? Read on to find 5 easy to follow steps that will greatly improve your chances of getting your ex girlfriend back. Evaluate your circumstances. If you have just been through a long-term relationship chances are you should allow a bit more time and space –
- So your self analysis ought to basically decide what direction you wish to go close to these questions
- Send her a birthday card or email on her birthday but do not smother it with love messages be subtle
- The fact is that your ex girlfriend is not going to come back to you when she feels you are always there for her
- However keeping him as friends will help you win back his heart
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DETROIT – Red Wings coach Mike Babcock has to deal with facts, not emotion.
The facts for Saturday's Game 1 (8 p.m. ET, NBC, CBC, RDS, NHL Radio) of the 2009 Stanley Cup Final are that Babcock's team will be without star center Pavel Datsyuk (foot injury) and Kris Draper, who has a groin pull. Defensemen Nicklas Lidstrom (lower-body injury) and Jonathan Ericsson (appendectomy), meanwhile, are available for the game against Pittsburgh at Joe Louis Arena.
The loss of Datsyuk is particularly difficult for the Wings to take and it is taking an emotional toll on Datsyuk, as well.
Not only is Datsyuk -- up for three end-of-season League awards, including MVP -- a catalyst in the offensive zone, but he is the team's best defensive forward. Babcock said Friday that when he plays, Datsyuk might hold onto the puck for 18 minutes a game because of his elite skill level.
But reality must supersede emotions at this point and Babcock understands he can only go with the healthy bodies he has at his disposal. So Ville Leino and Justin Abdelkader will be plugged into the lineup to replace the two injured forwards.
"We'd like to have him, but we don't have him," Babcock said after Saturday's morning skate. "The way we talk about it here, when you put on the uniform you're expected to play well. He's not going to have one on tonight, so he'll be a little more nervous than the rest of us probably."
The fact that Datsyuk won't be in uniform against the Pittsburgh Penguins is tearing up the proud Russian superstar.
"Everybody wants to go and I am the same way," Datsyuk said after the skate, before being ruled out by his coach. "I want to go so bad."
But his foot hasn't responded as fast of the Wings would like. He injured it blocking a shot in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals and has not played since. He skated Saturday morning and reported improvement, but just not enough to merit his inclusion in the Game 1 lineup.
"When he first gets on the ice, he's stiff to get his foot going," Babcock said. "We haven't tested it in a game-time situation, where he will be able to get there, get warmed up and all that stuff. We have tried a number of things, but it hasn't responded the way we first anticipated.
"We thought he was playing last series, so our medical people are trying everything they can and he's doing what he can and he'll be back as soon as he can. That's all I can tell you."
Lidstrom declared himself healthy during Friday's Media Day, but Ericsson's status was still up in the air. But the Swedish defensemen took part in the morning skate and declared he was ready to go, less than 72 hours after having his appendix removed.
"It's going to be sore there for a while," Ericsson said. "Doctor told me it's not going to get worse, it's just a matter of pain. I just have that in my mind and everything should be fine. They told me before they took it out that I might have a chance to play Saturday and I'm just impressed how they are doing that."
Ericsson's return to the lineup is a boon for the Red Wings; helping them better defend against Pittsburgh's three-headed monster at center -- Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Jordan Staal. Those three centers take turns playing pivot on the fourth line in the 11-forward alignment the team has used for the past seven games.
Ericsson will play with Bret Lebda, while Lidstrom play with Brian Rafalski and Niklas Kronwall and Brad Stuart form another pair.
"The way their centers play 20 minutes a game, you need two sets of D for them," Babcock said. "So the situation we have, we'll either have Nick and Raf or Kroner and Stewie against either 87 (Crosby) or 71 (Malkin) and that leaves E and Lebs to play against Staal."


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- Mouloud Aounit, honorary MRAP chairman and friend of Ashraf residents, passed away
- Prominent Shiite clerics in Lebanon call on all Shiites to support Syrian revolution
- Catastrophic quake in NW Iran; mullahs covering up widespread proportions of casualties and destruction
- Iraqi government prevents burial of corpses of three residents of Ashraf and Liberty
- At least 14 of Iranian regime elements arrested in Syria are senior IRGC commanders
Iran threatens world -- and itself
Iran threatens world -- and itself
Monday, 12 July 2010
OTTAWA CITIZEN - Ahmadinejad's Iran -- a term used to distinguish the regime from the people of Iran – has emerged as a clear and present danger to international peace and security, to regional and Mideast stability, and increasingly, to its own people.
We are witnessing in Ahmadinejad's Iran the toxic convergence of four distinct dangers: the nuclear threat; the genocidal incitement threat; state-sponsored terrorism; and the systematic and widespread violations of the rights of the Iranian people.Accordingly, a consortium of international law scholars, human rights advocates, former government leaders, parliamentarians and Iranian activists for democracy and freedom -- The Responsibility to Prevent Coalition -- has released a report on the danger of a nuclear, genocidal, and rights-violating Iran.
Let there be no mistake about it: Iran is in violation of international legal prohibitions against the development and proliferation of nuclear weapons; Iran has already committed the crime of incitement to genocide prohibited under the Genocide Convention; Iran is a leading state-sponsor of international terrorism; and Iran is engaged in widespread and systematic violations of the rights of its people.
In the matter of the Iranian nuclear weaponization program, the coalition's report documents Iran's defiance of international law, and its serial deception respecting its serial violations, including: the significant expansion of its uranium enrichment to nuclear weapons-grade capability; the discovery of its hidden uranium enrichment site at Qom; its planned development of an archipelago of enriched uranium centres; and the concern of international experts that Iran is "advancing in its efforts to construct a nuclear warhead, to develop a missile delivery system for such a warhead, and a mechanism to detonate such a weapon."
In the case of state-sanctioned incitement to genocide -- building upon the lessons of Rwanda, the Balkans and Darfur -- the report documents the critical mass of precursors to genocide in Ahmadinejad's Iran, constituting thereby not only the prelude to a preventable tragedy, but a crime in and of itself under international law.
In the matter of state-sponsored terror, the report documents the emergence of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) at the epicentre of the Iranian threat. A former head of the IRGC -- Ahmad Vahidi, now Iran's Defence Minister overseeing Iran's nuclear program -- was named by Argentina's judiciary as being responsible for the planning and perpetration of the greatest terrorist atrocity in Argentina since the Second World War, the bombing of the Jewish Community Centre in 1994.
In the matter of human rights, the report documents the widespread and systematic violations of the rights of the Iranian people, including: the beatings, execution, killing, torture and other inhumane treatment of Iranians; the systematic and widespread oppression of a minority -- the Bahá'í as a case study; the exclusion of, and discrimination against, religious and ethnic minorities; the persistent and pervasive assault on women's rights; the murder of political dissidents; the assault on freedom of speech, assembly and association -- including assaults on students, professors, activists and intellectuals.
The list of violations goes on: the imprisonment of more journalists than any other country in the world; the crackdown against cyber dissidents; the assault on labour rights; the wanton imposition of a death penalty, including the execution of more juveniles than any other country in the world; the denial of gay and lesbian rights -- all of which is accompanied by show trials and coerced confessions, and is constitutive of crimes against humanity under international law.
There has been an intensification of human rights violations in Iran since the fraudulent presidential elections last year, including state-sanctioned escalation in each of the categories detailed above. There is in Ahmadinejad's Iran a culture of impunity, the denial of due process and the absence of an independent judiciary.
Accordingly, the report, drawing on international law principle and precedent, sets forth a comprehensive set of remedies -- smart sanctions -- to punish and contain Ahmadinejad's Iran. The goal is to target the Iranian regime and its leaders, while not harming, and indeed protecting, the Iranian people.
While recognizing the gravity of the Iranian regime's nuclear ambitions, we must be careful not to focus on this threat alone and risk marginalizing the other three threats. It is by recognizing the totality of the regime's predations that the case for comprehensive, calibrated, and consequential sanctions becomes undeniable. The international community would do well to organize its policy around the findings and recommendations in this report. Sadly, the perfunctory G8 statement on Iran appreciated neither the gravity of the threat nor the imperative of the response.
Irwin Cotler, a former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, has written and lectured widely on international human rights law. He is Chair of the Responsibility to Prevent Coalition.


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An East Side resident reported to the El Paso Police Department on Jan. 24 that she received a phone call from an Agent claiming to be with the IRS. The victim, whose identity was not disclosed by the Pebble Hills Regional Command Center, told police the caller told her she had a warrant for laundering money and that she needed to pay $2,500 to remove the warrant, police said.
The victim, a resident of the 12400 block of Paseo Largo, said that she paid the money via Green Dot Money Pack gift card. Victim said that the agent then transferred her to another individual claiming to be in the IRS criminal division asking her to pay an additional $3,900 to close the case out. The victim paid the additional request over the phone.
The second caller then notified the victim that because of the way that she filed her taxes, she was required to pay an additional $6,400 to complete the case. The victim paid a total of $12,800, police said. The victim told police that she feared being arrested and paid the money. The victim became suspicious and realized she had been scammed when she didn't received any paperwork.


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Every day you give out personal information—probably without even thinking about it. You may write a check at the grocery store, charge tickets for the theatre, rent a car, mail your tax returns, buy a gift online, call home on your cell phone, schedule a doctor's appointment, or apply for a credit card. Each transaction requires you to share personal information: your bank and credit card account numbers; your income; your Social Security number (SSN); or your name, address, and phone numbers.
Unscrupulous individuals, like identity thieves, want your information to commit fraud. Identity theft—the fastest-growing white-collar crime in America—occurs when someone steals your personal identifying information, like your SSN, birth date or mother's maiden name, to open new charge accounts, order merchandise, or borrow money. Consumers targeted by identity thieves usually don't know they've been victimized. But when the fraudsters fail to pay the bills or repay the loans, collection agencies begin pursuing the consumers to cover debts they didn't even know they had.
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We suggest you create a unique User ID instead of using your account number. You do this by signing on to our eBranch, clicking on "Preferences," and then "Change User ID."
Make sure you always see the dual authentication picture.
After typing in your User ID, the next screen should take you to the picture you selected when signing up. Any time you access our eBranch online banking system, you must always see the picture you selected when signing up. This is called "dual authentication" and it is to protect you from going to a fraudulent website. If the picture you chose does not appear on the next screen, STOP. Do not enter additional information. Contact ActorsFCU immediately.
Check your accounts frequently to monitor for suspicious activity.
With our eBranch online banking, you can check your accounts any time of the day or night—easy access to your important financial information.
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You'll receive email notifications when ActorsFCU has important information available for your viewing, such as your monthly statements or deposit receipts. They'll be securely waiting for you online, where you have to log on to your account, using your security code and our dual authentication process. There will be no chance of their getting lost or intercepted in the mail.
Take advantage of our eAlerts (part of our eBranch)
Have email alerts sent to you when specified transactions take place or balances go below a specified amount of your choosing. Another way you can stay on top of your finances—and get the jump on any suspicious activity.
Be informed about your credit.
Check your credit report regularly to detect any suspicious activity. You can request a credit report from the following agencies (you can get a free report once in every 12-month period). Note: the report is free but there is a charge for your credit score.
Use your ActorsFCU ATM machines or ATMs at a financial institution to protect yourself from "skimming"—a device placed on an ATM machine to read your card info and obtain your PIN.
Regarding emails:
- Be aware of "phishers": From time to time members will receive an email regarding fraudulent attempts to access their account. These emails are NOT from ActorsFCU and are an attempt to collect plastic card information from our members. REMEMBER: ActorsFCU already has your account and card numbers; therefore, we will NOT call or email you to request this information from you.
- Bookmark ActorsFCU site as a "Favorite." If you receive an email that claims to be from ActorsFCU, click on your bookmarked "Favorite" and compare our address with the site in question. If it is different, it's probably a phisher. Do not continue; contact ActorsFCU. REMEMBER: ActorsFCU already has your account and card numbers; therefore, we will NOT call or email you to request this information from you.
- Be cautious when you're asked to click on a link in an email message. You could be taken to a fraudulent web page where you will be asked for personal information. Or worse, clicking on a link could install malware on your computer that records your every keystroke, including your user identities and your passwords. Worse yet, sometimes these programs are completely hidden from virus or spyware scans you may run on your computer.
- Make sure your transactions — online and off — are secure and your personal information is protected. Manage your personal information wisely, and you will help minimize its misuse.
A few additional suggestions from the Federal Trade Commission, the nation's consumer watchdog, on "Privacy: Tips for Protecting Your Personal Information":
1. Before you reveal any personally identifying information, find out how it will be used and whether it will be shared with others. Ask about the company's privacy policy: Will you have a choice about the use of your information; can you choose to have it kept confidential?
2. Read the privacy policy on any website directed to children. Websites directed to children or that knowingly collect information from kids under 13 must post a notice of their information collection practices.
3. Put passwords on your all your accounts, including your credit card account, and your bank and phone accounts. Avoid using easily available information — like your mother's maiden name, your birth date, the last four digits of your SSN or your phone number — or obvious choices, like a series of consecutive numbers or your hometown football team.
4. Minimize the identification information and the number of cards you carry to what you'll actually need. Don't put all your identifying information in one holder in your purse, briefcase or backpack.
5. Keep items with personal information in a safe place. When you discard receipts, copies of credit applications, insurance forms, physician statements, bank checks and statements, expired charge cards, credit offers you get in the mail and mailing labels from magazines, tear or shred them. That will help thwart any identity thief who may pick through your trash or recycling bins to capture your personal information.
6. Consider ordering a copy of your credit report from each of the three major credit reporting agencies (CRAs) every year. Make sure it's accurate and includes only those activities you've authorized. CRAs can't charge you more than $9.00 for a copy, and in some states your credit report is free.
7. Use a secure browser when shopping online to guard the security of your transactions. When submitting your purchase information, look for the "lock" icon on the browser's status bar to be sure your information is secure during transmission.
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If you are requesting an installment agreement for a business tax liability, enter the business name and employer identification number on this line.
Enter the total amount you owe as shown on your tax return(s) (or notice(s)).
If the amount you owe is greater than $50,000, you must complete Form 433-F and mail it with this form. You can download Form 433-F at IRS.gov or order it by calling 1-800-TAX-FORM (1-800-829-3676).
Even if you cannot pay the full amount you owe now, you should pay as much as possible to limit penalty and interest charges. If you are filing this form with your tax return, make the payment with your return. For details on how to pay, see your tax return instructions.
If you are filing this form by itself, such as in response to a notice, attach a check or money order payable to the "United States Treasury." Do not send cash. Be sure to include:
Your name, address, SSN/EIN, and daytime phone number.
The tax year and tax return (for example," 2009 Form 1040") for which you are making this request.
Enter on line 9 the amount you can pay each month. Make your payments as large as possible to limit interest and penalty charges. The charges will continue until you pay in full. If a payment amount is not shown on line 9, one will be determined for you by dividing the balance due by 72 months.
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Petition calling for safer schools launched after attack on 10-year-old girl
- From: Townsville Bulletin
- October 28, 2013
A PETITION has been launched calling for higher fences and limited entry points at Queensland schools after a little girl narrowly escaped the clutches of an intruder at an Ayr school.
Leanne Wallis, whose son attends Ayr State School, said she feared for her son's safety after the girl, 10, was grabbed by a man on her way to the toilets.
"This is my worst nightmare. I think it's any parent's worst nightmare," Ms Wallis said.
"But what's even more terrifying is that this is happening more and more.
"At Ayr State School there have been two abduction attempts in the last 12 months."
In the latest incident, the grade five student was grabbed and dragged by her hair by a man when she left her classroom to use the toilet.
She was only saved after someone startled the man and he fled.
The close call occurred on October 11, with the child's relieved father saying more needed to be done to enforce the school's buddy system.
"He was on foot, but if he was in a car and he was big enough, he would have only had to throw her over his shoulder, put her in the car and she's gone," he said.
The incident shook the school and community, prompting Ms Wallis to launch the petition calling for better safety measures at schools.
"The school and teachers have been been doing what they can, implementing buddy systems but with five entry points, and a highway running alongside the school boundary, the public have constant access to our kids during the day," Ms Wallis' petition said. "It's clearly not enough to prevent further abduction attempts."
Ms Wallis said she was scared to send her son to school, and knew of other parents harbouring similar concerns.
She said that parents expected their children to be safe at school.
"It's what any parent expects but it's not happening," she said. "That's why I'm asking the government to help make our school safer with higher fencing and limiting entry points.
"Security cameras would also be desirable."
Nearly 650 people have signed the petition with parents from across Australia voicing their support.
Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek said he was always interested to hear any ideas on ways to improve school safety.
Ayr State School acting principal Kerry Finn said the safety of their students was paramount.
"I want parents to be reassured that their children are safe when they go to school each day, and we are doing our very best each and every day to ensure that occurs," Mrs Finn said.
Mrs Finn said the school had implemented a buddy system for students going to the toilet during class time, or a teacher's aide to accompany them.
All gates, except for a small gate leading to the office, and any unattended rooms will now be locked.