text:
Sporting News "Al Jefferson leans forward in his seat, scratching his ankle. This seems to be his thinking pose, his broad shoulders covering his knees as he considers a response. The hunched back, the syrupy Mississippi accent, the sweat still glistening — Jefferson is playing his part well. They call him a..." October 21
Sporting News "Al Jefferson leans forward in his seat, scratching his ankle. This seems to be his thinking pose, his broad shoulders covering his knees as he considers a response. The hunched back, the syrupy Mississippi accent, the sweat still glistening — Jefferson is playing his part well. They call him a..." October 19
Al Jefferson says it's highly unlikely he'd exercise his opt out to become a free agent in July.
Fox Sports Carolinas "It'd be relatively easy to argue that All-Pro center Al Jefferson is the most important part of the Charlotte Hornets roster. Outside of being the lone inside scoring threat, and a very good one at that, he's also an important cog in the locker room as a team leader. That's why it'd be a..." April 15
Sporting News "The Hornets' fading chances of locking up a playoff spot could get even dimmer. Center Al Jefferson sat out the second half of the Hornets 93-74 loss to the Pacers on Friday night with a right knee injury. Head coach Steve Clifford told reporters it is "definitely" possible Jefferson won't play..." April 04
Charlotte Observer "For the second time in a week center Al Jefferson had fluid drained from his left knee. Jefferson struggled physically in the second half Saturday against the Atlanta Hawks. Bismack Biyombo picked up most of Jefferson's minutes after halftime." March 30
No Cody Zeller tonight. Al Jefferson will play vs. Nets but Steve Clifford said the knee will be an issue rest of season.
Charlotte Observer "By his own description Thursday, Charlotte Hornets center Al Jefferson was in "panic mode" late Wednesday night. His right calf was full of pain and he faced a magnetic resonance imaging Thursday morning that might determine the rest of his season. The test came back as well as it could have..." March 14
Sporting News "Hornets center Al Jefferson could miss some time after hearing a "pop" in his right calf during Wednesday's game. This is not good news for the Hornets, who have been forced to deal with injuries all season. The Hornets just got point guard Kemba Walker back in the lineup after he missed over..." March 12
SB Nation "Charlotte Hornets center Al Jefferson will be back on the court Monday after missing the team's previous nine games with a groin strain, according to Rick Bonnell of the Charlotte Observer. Jefferson was expected to be out until Charlotte's game Wednesday against the Heat, but was cleared by the..." January 19
INJURY UPDATE: Big Al Jefferson will be active in today's #MINvsCHA game - will be the first time Big Al comes off the bench in 7 years.
Charlotte Observer "Charlotte Hornets center Al Jefferson will miss at least the next four weeks of games after being diagnosed Tuesday with a strain of an adductor muscle in his left groin. The Hornets announced the diagnosis about 10:30 Tuesday night, but team officials had been preparing for Jefferson to have a..." January 01
INJURY UPDATE: Al Jefferson will be out at least until Saturday's game against Orlando due to a groin strain.
Al Jefferson will play tonight for the @hornets despite the strained left groin. #ORLvsCHA
Hornets Injury Report vs. ORL Jefferson - Strained Left Groin – Probable Pargo - Low Back Soreness – Out Stephenson - Pelvic Strain – Out
Pro Basketball Talk "The 4-14 Hornets are the NBA's most disappointing team. Last season, a plucky Bobcats team won 43 games and made a surprising run to the playoffs. Rebranded the Hornets and infused with talent, Charlotte appeared ready to take the next step. Instead, the Hornets' once-stout defense has..." December 02
Pro Basketball Talk "Last season Charlotte had the sixth ranked defense in the NBA. That was in spite of Al Jefferson, not because of him. Every night teams worked hard to draw Jefferson out into pick-and-roll situations — especially at the end of games — because it was a weakness to exploit, and every night..." October 02
Jefferson said he didn't fully anticipate Clifford's expectations on conditioning a year ago, that he's far better prepared for camp now.
BTW: Big Al said today he's no longer in any pain from the plantar fascia injury.
Al Jefferson has been told no physical activity for 2 weeks, then 2 weeks of stationary bike only. After that he should be fine.
Al Jefferson will not play.
CBS Sports "Bobcats coach Steve Clifford said Monday that center Al Jefferson is doubtful to play in Game 4 vs. the Miami Heat in Charlotte. Jefferson suffered a torn plantar fascia in Game 1 of the series and hasn't been the same since. Jefferson averaged 21.8 points and 10.8 rebouds on 51 percen..." April 28
Steve Clifford said with one day between games, he won't know until game time Monday about Al Jefferson's availability.
CBS Sports "Al Jefferson apparently felt a rip in his foot early in the Game 1 loss to the Miami Heat and left the game. At the time, it was talked about as a strain in his left plantar fascia. The Charlotte Bobcats' big man came back into the game, but his effectiveness was much lower than when he started..." April 26
Al Jefferson said yesterday his foot felt like he was "walking on hot coals." Feels better today.
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "Ahead of Charlotte's shootaround Wednesday morning, Al Jefferson said he plans to be on the court when the Bobcats try to even their opening-round playoff series against the Heat tonight. But although the center said he feels "good," he was still wearing a walking boot Wednesday morning after..." April 23
"I'm suiting up. It'll take more than that to make me sit down." -- Al Jefferson after treatment.
"There are no long-term effects. Nothing that could be permanent." -- Steve Clifford on whether there's risk in playing Al Jefferson.
Charlotte Observer "Miami Unfortunately, it's this simple. If Al Jefferson isn't effective, the Charlotte Bobcats have no chance to beat the Miami Heat. If Jefferson ceases to be Big Al, if plantar fasciitis limits what he can do when he has the ball as well as when Miami has it, Charlotte's season ends..." April 21
Big #AlJefferson back on court for shootaround HC #SteveClifford says Jefferson a go tonight #PHXvsCHA @NBA pic.twitter.com/Hbhlj1dWgR
Officially no #AlJefferson for tonight. Head Coach #SteveClifford hopes to have Big Al on Friday #BKNvsCHA @nba
Charlotte Observer "Charlotte Bobcats center Al Jefferson put up some shots in practice Tuesday after getting a shot to treat his right ankle Sunday. Hopefully both those things work toward getting him back into games, but that sounds doubtful for Wednesday night's home game against the Brooklyn Nets. "I think..." November 20
Clifford made it sound quite unlikely Jefferson would play against Nets, but strong chance he plays Friday versus Suns.
Al Jefferson did not make the trip to Chicago. Asked about his return, Steve Clifford said hopefully Wednesday, more likely Friday.
Al Jefferson out for Bobcats tonight due to an ankle.
Charlotte Observer "Al Jefferson poured in a team-high 22 points to go with 11 rebounds and three steals to lead the Charlotte Bobcats to a 89-83 win over the Boston Celtics on Wednesday. Gerald Henderson finished with 13 points, nine rebounds and five assists and Jeff Taylor added 12 points off the bench for..." November 14
Al Jefferson will start tonight for #bobcats vs. the Hawks.
#bobcats center Al Jefferson practiced today. Will be listed as questionable for Hawks game Monday.
Bobcats associate head coach Patrick Ewing said Al Jefferson will not play tonight.
Steve Clifford says Al Jefferson definitely will NOT play vs. Raptors.
Bobcats listing Al Jefferson as out again tonight against the New Orleans Pelicans.
Charlotte Observer "There's a very real possibility the Charlotte Bobcats will play the Cleveland Cavaliers tonight without center Al Jefferson. Jefferson was limping and couldn't participate in Friday-morning shootaround. Jefferson played against the Houston Rockets Wednesday after missing about three weeks with..." November 01
Out tonight for the Cats is #AlJefferson (ankle)
I'm hearing unofficially that Al Jefferson will start tonight. Confirmation soon. #bobcats
Charlotte Observer "While Charlotte Bobcats center Al Jefferson is still optimistic he'll play in Wednesday's season opener in Houston, the team is listing him as questionable with a sprained right ankle. Jefferson was hurt early in the preseason when he stepped on the foot of Miami Heat center Chris Bosh and..." October 29
Bobcats listing Al Jefferson as "questionable" for opener. He participated in most of practice.
@Jonathan_Feigen Bobcats listing Al Jefferson as "questionable" for Wednesday. He expects to play, but hasn't fully practiced.
Pro Basketball Talk "It didn't look good at all when All Jefferson had to be helped from the floor after suffering a sprained ankle during the Bobcats' preseason game against the Heat on Friday. A day later the severity was confirmed with Jefferson in a walking boot and targeting a return to the floor for the..." October 13
CBS Sports "Newly signed Bobcats center Al Jefferson had to be carried off the floor Friday night in a preseason game against the Heat with an apparent leg injury. The Bobcats later announced Jefferson suffered a sprained right ankle though initial reports from the game said it appeared to be a knee injury." October 12
Charlotte Observer "Patrick Ewing cringes at the perception he's "just" a big-man coach. No one enjoys being pigeon-holed but Ewing is an accomplished big-man coach. He tutored Yao Ming in Houston and Dwight Howard in Orlando. And he played 17 NBA seasons averaging 21 points 9.8 rebounds and 2.5 blocks. Ewing..." October 06


text:
Like what you see? Join Insider on Nov. 30 for our best deal on an annual membership ever: $19.99 and we give you a $20 Amazon.com Gift Card (while supplies last).
WCPO Insider is a membership bringing you closer to the city you love. As an Insider you receive rewards, stories and access to new experiences across your community.
The Lakota West Firebirds were the only Ohio band to march in the 2013 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. (Photo by Eileen Hillock, WCPO Contributor)
The Lakota West Firebirds march down Central Park West in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade playing "A Copeland Fantasy." (Photo by Eileen Hillock, WCPO Contributor)
The Lakota West High School marching band marches past Central Park during the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York on Nov. 28, 2013. (Photo provided by Abby Meyer).
The Lakota West High School color guard marches down 6th Avenue during the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York on Nov. 28, 2013. (Photo provided by @mickeyg).
Lakota West followers wait on the parade route to cheer the marching band in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York on Nov. 28, 2013. (Photo provided by Sheri Burgett).
Lakota West band members had "an experience of a lifetime" marching in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade in New York Thursday morning.
There's more to the story when you become an Insider. WCPO Insider's membership is an additional benefit on top of everything you can get for free on WCPO.com. We created an entire digital organization dedicated to bringing you exclusive access to in-depth stories that you can't get anywhere else, handpicked events, and incredible savings on things you love to do. To find out more click here.
NEW YORK – "It was the experience of a lifetime," Chalaun Lomax said.
"Amazing, amazing, amazing," she continued, excited and out of breath.
"When we lined up, I saw all of the floats and celebrities – I saw Jimmy Fallon on a float and Kelli Pickler on a float – and that's when it hit me:
'This is actually happening!" said Lomax, a junior and an alto sax player.
Surely the other 270 members of the Lakota West High School marching band felt the same way after performing in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Thursday morning.
"Unbelievable. Electrifying. Unreal!" Chris Pickens said.
Carri Geis said "it happened so fast. It's almost like a blur."
With 3.5 million spectators cheering them and their parents calling out their names along the route – and an estimated 50 million watching on TV - the student musicians and color guard members from West Chester and Liberty townships marched the 2 ½ mile route from Central Park to Herald Square.
Then, "things got a little chaotic," Lomax said.
"We had to run from the parade break to our show formation. We didn't have much time," she said.
"Mr. Snyder almost had a heart attack," Pickens said, referring to band director Greg Snyder.
"There was a float in front of us just when we got to Herald Square and Mr. Snyder blew the whistle for us to go, but the music was so loud. The producer said: 'Go, band, go!' Mr. Snyder blew the whistle again and everybody ran."
But they made their cue, and at 10:12 a.m., the Marching Firebirds appeared in front of TV screens all over the world for their 75-second solo.
As the band played Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man," TV viewers saw an overhead shot of the horn players moving in line. From the ground, another camera captured the color guard, wearing ear muffs against the cold, dancing and twirling their flags - purple with red bows - in unison.
Almost before you could say "experience of a lifetime," it was over, the band marched off in front of "TODAY" show hosts Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie, and the teens had a story to tell their children and grandchildren.
"I felt a combination of excitement that we did it and relief that it was over. We were kinda stressing," Lomax said.
"But now I can always say I marched in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade."
Pickens, a senior alto sax player, said he was amazed to see so many people along the route.
"We can't turn our heads while we're marching, but we can turn our eyes. People were hanging out of every building staring down at us. There was an endless amount of people," he said.
That included a lot of Lakota West parents.
Pickens said he heard his mom shout his name from the crowd.
Geis, a senior in the color guard, said she spotted her family along the way.
Laura Roth was waiting on 6th Avenue to cheer for her daughter Emma, a sophomore flute player, and the rest of the band. She said she left the hotel about 6 a.m. and walked 22 blocks to get to their spot.
"People were pretty cutthroat about marking their spot," Roth said. "We were standing about five deep. Fortunately, some nice people let us move up to the front when our band came by.
"I'm biased, of course, but I think our band looked the best. All their hard work paid off. I hope the kids appreciate what Mr. Snyder did for them. He worked them pretty hard."
The band had to get up at 1 a.m. and go to a 10-minute, full-dress rehearsal at Herald Square. When they got back to the hotel, most of them were too excited to go back to sleep, Pickens said.
"They're exhausted," Roth said. "They had to go back to the hotel after the parade for mandatory down-time. Then we're all going out to have Thanksgiving dinner together."
The band members and the traveling party – about 300 – were going to a restaurant later for turkey and all the trimmings. The teens had to dress up, too, because they were going have a dance party with a DJ afterward.
The band has had an exciting and memorable week in New York, and it's not over.
They have visited the Empire State Building, the 9/11 Memorial and Ellis Island, and seen a Broadway musical.
On Friday, they will watch the Rockettes in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular before the bus ride home.
Lakota West has already been invited to march in the Tournament of Roses Parade in 2015, so the underclassmen have another amazing thrill to look forward to.
But not the seniors. For them, marching off Herald Square was a little bittersweet.
Asked what she'll remember about Macy's, Geis said:
"It was really cold. I'll remember that and seeing all the people and that this was my last performance with the band.
"I'm definitely upset that this is my last year. But I'm so glad I got to have this experience and so thankful I got to share it with my best friends."
RELATED: See more on the band's Twitter page

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Computer image of the ATLAS detector.
- Filed Under
Louisiana Tech University has been voted in as a full member institution of the ATLAS detector collaboration, a particle physics experiment at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research.
Although Louisiana Tech has been working on the experiment since 2005, its participation has thus far been through a joint agreement with Brookhaven National Laboratory in New York.
"The contributions of Louisiana Tech University in ATLAS thus far have been exemplary and this recognition is well deserved," said Dr. Srini Rajagopalan, senior staff scientist ...


text:
Your enthusiasm is wonderful. Buy a book or two on LF photography and study them. Standard recommendations are Steve Simmons' Using the View Camera and L. Strobel's View Camera Technique. Make no commitments until you're better educated.
Your head is deep in 35 mm-land. Angulons (very old technology) and Super Angulons and such, more generally w/a lenses for 2x3 and larger formats, aren't delivered in barrel. They were all, and those still in production still are, delivered in shutter.Wide angles I was thinking of are like the Contax 35/2.8 biogon - AFAIK not a retrofocal lens, but almost touches the shutter - very deep. I think some of the angulons are similar? Very large rear element?
There are so many used LF lenses in shutter around that there's little reason to dick around with making a shutter unless you're trying to use a relatively extreme (long, usually) lens. Mounting a lens in barrel in front of a shutter can be very cost effective if the lens can be obtained at a low enough price, but buying an equivalent lens already in shutter is usually more economical. I've finessed the problem by front-mounting many lenses and using a single adapter for more than one lens.
Rear elements' sizes can be limiting, but not that often. I have two w/a lenses, 35/4.5 Apo Grandagon and 58/5.6 Grandagon, whose rear groups are so big that they can't easily be mounted on a 2x3 Graphic. Some would say they can't be mounted at all. This isn't so, read my lens diary (http://www.galerie-photo.com/telecha...2011-03-29.pdf ) to learn the trick. I have a 210/5.6 that absolutely positively can't be mounted on a 2x3 Graphic.
You're way off base. Guess framing works very poorly. Been there, failed to make it work. Using movements requires shooting from a tripod.I tend to take photographs of buildings and facades in the city I'm in - and it's usually somewhat spontaneous - not likely to pull out a tripod. I would however, like to be able to do some perspective control, swing to try and get a row of trees in focus, shift up to correct a tall building, that sort of thing. I think I can get close to what I want hand-held, but who knows. I may be way off base but that's where I'm at.
Pacemaker Speed Graphics' shutters are made with more durable fabric than most older Speed Graphics'. People who hack them go as far as cutting off most of the box. You don't want one for architecture, although 2x3 Pacemaker speeds have around 19 mm of rise so converging verticals (or too much foreground) can sometimes be corrected with one.Regarding the speed graphics, you recommend the Pacemaker - is that because of the extra movements or the finders? Also, the limitation on infinity focus is due to where the bellows attach in the body? i.e. if I were to take the shutter and repurpose it, I may be able to modify that? Or with a recessed lensboard?
What you need to accomplish most of what you want -- sorry, no hand-held shooting, no rapid spontaneity, calm deliberation all the way -- is an inexpensive used 4" x 5 " monorail. If you don't want to deal with 4x5 film, then get one that will accept a 2x3 roll holder. I have a 2x3 monorail, use my Graphics much more than I use it. Quicker setup, can use shorter lenses, and my shooting style doesn't often require more front rise than my Graphics can deliver.
There are many many relatively inexpensive used lenses for LF cameras floating around. But relatively inexpensive has a different meaning in LF land than in 35 mm land. And, the very occasional and unrepeatable stroke of luck aside, there are no inexpensive w/a lenses for LF cameras.
Good luck, have fun,


text:
Transcriptions: Writing
Caravaggio, 'Salome receives the Head of John the Baptist', 1607–10
Deirdre Shanahan
Put his face from me. His blood dark as pomegranates, stinks. It will stain my cuff. The weight of him pulls me down. My feet are heavy. I only wanted to dance but it wasn`t enough.
The serving girls talked of how he lived in the desert before he was imprisoned. He was wild and climbed among rocks. People travelled hours to hear him.
The captains and lords were drinking, taking full pleasure of meats and wines at supper. Their laughter rose. Herod was watching and listening. He always listened. I didn`t expect to please him yet he offered me anything, even half his kingdom. But you got what you wanted, mother, and I carry your prize; the preacher, his skin pale as the purest sand, his mouth gasping for breath.
Day slips into night. I am drained. My heart shrinks. I cannot bear the sight of his eyes. I won`t dance again for a long time.


text:
Getting the word out
Keep Greene County Safe, a group brought together to support the county law enforcement sales tax proposal, will be going door to door Saturday.
According to keepgreenecountysafe.org, the group will be campaigning next weekend also. Anyone who would like to help should go to the groups website for volunteer information.
With the big day approaching, Greene County officials are ratcheting up the public awareness campaign for a law enforcement sales tax on the April ballot.
On Wednesday, Commissioner Harold Bengsch and Sheriff Jim Arnott met with the Springfield City Council to talk about the public safety initiative. On Tuesday, Bengsch, fellow associate commissioner Roseann Bentley and Prosecutor Dan Patterson met with a group from the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce.
County officials have been hitting the pavement to educate locals about what they describe as the vast needs of local law enforcement.
A 1/8 cent sales tax, if passed by voters on April 3, would mean more jailers, patrol deputies, assistant prosecutors and juvenile officers.
Im just as much an advocate for the prosecutors office and the juvenile office as I am the sheriffs office, Arnott said.
He explained that jail overcrowding, a big and expensive issue in the county, is only a symptom of the larger problem of the local justice system as a whole.
He said addressing a single aspect of the problem by adding staff in only one area will exacerbate the overall strain.
Commissioner Harold Bengsch said the people who have heard the county officials speak about the need for the tax seem to be behind the effort.
But he wonders how many people arent hearing the message, how many do not realize whats at stake.
He and numerous other county officials nearly all of them, save for Presiding Commissioner Jim Viebrock and Circuit Clerk Steve Helms tout the tax as an opportunity to address, at least in part, problems with jail overcrowding, a lagging 911 call response time and a slow court system. They also stress there will be no net tax increase.
A 1/8-cent sales tax will sunset this summer, meaning people buying goods or services in Greene County will not see a higher bill if the new tax were to pass.
Bengsch says hes cautiously optimistic about the chances of the tax passing.
At the meeting Tuesday, members of The Network a group of young professionals with the chamber of commerce had questions, but overall seemed to support the tax as a way to enhance economic development.
City Council members seemed similarly inclined to support the measure.
Each had questions about what the tax would mean for constituents.
As examples, Councilman Scott Bailes asked about the zero net increase of the tax, Councilman Doug Burlison asked whether sheriffs office staffers were doing all they could with their existing resources and Councilman John Rush asked about efforts to consolidate the Springfield Police Department and the Greene County Sheriffs Office.
But all members also expressed support.
Councilwoman Cindy Rushefsky is strongly behind the tax.
As a former assistant prosecutor, Rushefsky said she understood how reliant the criminal justice system is upon individual offices from prosecutors to deputies, jailers to juvenile officers.
Theres no question that Springfield is affected by the results of this tax, she said.


text:
As the number one pork producing state in the country, Iowa has several different styles for raising these animals. Meet a northwest Iowa farmer who participates in the Niman Ranch program to raise his pigs.
It's the Iowa staple, but what about pork makes it one of the most savory ingredients in cuisine? On this Iowa Ingredient, Charity Nebbe visits one no...
Chef Enosh Kelley, Bistro Montage, Des Moines, Iowa
Cooking delicious dishes with a French flair in a quaint atmosphere is what Chef Enosh Kelley enjoys every day at his restaurant in Des Moines.
Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival
Ohhhhh bacon!!! That's the mantra at this annual popular event in Des Moines.
Cooking Pork with Chef Enosh Kelley
Tired of eating pork the same way you always have? Learn some fresh and tasty takes on an Iowa favorite, pork.


text:
Easy Potluck Recipes: 21 Pasta Casserole Recipes
Bonus: Get our newsletter & special offers for free. We will not share or sell your email address. View our Privacy Policy
Baked Ziti with Three Cheeses
We are adding the recipe to your Recipe Box.
This was added to your Recipe Box.
Click here to view your Recipe Box.
- 2 tomatoes, quartered
- 1 yellow onion, quartered
- 3/4 cup/120 mL/4 fl oz olive oil
- 1 pound/500 g ziti or other pasta tubes
- 3 cloves garlic, chopped
- 2 shallots, chopped
- 1/3 pound/90 g mushrooms, sliced
- 1 cup/250 mL/8 fl oz dry white wine
- 2 cups/500 mL/16 fl oz heavy (double) cream
- 3 ounces/90 g Gorgonzola cheese, crumbled
- 2 ounces/60 g fontina cheese, grated
- 2 ounces/60 g Parmesan cheese, grated
- salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F/210 degrees C/gas mark 7. Place the tomatoes and onion in a baking dish and toss with 1/2 cup/120 mL/4 fl oz of the olive oil. Roast until the tomatoes are blistered, about 25 minutes. Remove the tomatoes, set aside, and continue roasting the onion until tender, about 15 minutes more. While the vegetables are roasting, bring 8 cups/2 L/64 fl oz salted water to a boil in a large pot. Add the ziti and boil until al dente, about 10 minutes. Drain and toss with 2 tablespoons of the olive oil. Set aside in a large bowl. In a large saucepan over high temperature, heat the remaining olive oil. Add the garlic and shallots and saute' until they give off their aroma, 2 or 3 minutes. Add the mushrooms and saute' until tender, about 3 minutes. Add the wine and continue cooking over high heat until half the liquid remains, about 4 minutes. Add the cream and cook, stirring, until the mixture coats the back of a wooden spoon, about 5 minutes. Whisk in the cheeses just until blended. Set aside to cool. When the onion has finished roasting, reduce the oven temperature to 350 degrees F/175 degrees C/gas mark 4. Grease a baking dish 9 x 11 inches/23 x 28 cm. Roughly chop the onion and tomatoes and toss with the ziti. Place the ziti in the prepared baking dish. Pour the cooled sauce over the pasta and bake for 25 to 30 minutes, until golden brown. Allow the mixture to stand for 2 or 3 minutes before serving the Baked Ziti family-style. Serves four.
Your Recently Viewed Recipes
Images from other cooks
Love these recipes? Get MORE delivered to your Inbox – FREE Click Here!
What's Hot
- Fantastic Lazy Day Lasagna
- Chicken and Broccoli Alfredo
- Creamy Squash-Filled Ravioli
- Chicken Parmesan Stuffed Shells
- Cream Cheese Spaghetti Casserole
- 14 Simple Macaroni Salad Recipes
- Cheesy Bacon Alfredo Shells
- Cheesy Alfredo Chicken Rigatoni
- Easy Potluck Recipes: 21 Pasta Casserole Recipes Free eCookbook
- One-Pot Barbecue Chicken Pasta
My Recipe Box (0) View »
Something worth saving?
- SAVE your favorite recipes
- ADD personal notes
- GET fast cooking tips
Our Newest Recipes & Articles
- Oven-Fried Bacon
- Twice Baked Potato Casserole Recipe
- 4-Ingredient Raspberry Breakfast Danish
- Apple Cinnamon Cheesecake Tarts
- Sweet Chili Shrimp With Green Beans
- Brown Sugar Pecan Blondies
- Cranberry Chocolate Chunk Blondies with Chocolate Ganache
- Slow Cooker Honey Orange Glazed Carrots
- Maple Cream Scones
- Garlic Rosemary Beer Bread


text:
This book is great. The receipts are quick and easy to follow. The ingrediance are familiar. The receipts that I have made so far have been delicious. The book is priced right. Nice hard cover book. I will definitly buy more Rachael Ray books.
Was This Review Helpful?
my daughter loves this cookbook
Her smile on the front is disturbing, though. Looks forced/faked/pained.
Great Gift
I brought this book for my co-worker and she enjoys it everyday even her 11 year old son tries cooking. recipies out of it.
Sort Reviews By:
People who bought this also bought


text:
One of the real head-scratchers from the recent elections was the defeat of Del Mar's ambitious revitalization plan. Del Mar, charming and quaint as it is, has never quite lived up its potential. What could be Southern California's answer to Carmel — that picturesque burg just south of Monterey where Clint Eastwood once served as mayor — remains hamstrung by the "car mentality" that afflicts so much of North County.
As Del Mar officials so aptly pointed out in a brochure for the Village Specific Plan published before it was drawn up, "Automobile-oriented streetscapes diminish the visual appeal, parking is affected, discontinuous sidewalks hinder pedestrian accessibility, and single-use commercial zoning limits the vitality of the community."
The goal of the plan, accordingly, was to provide an economically viable, pedestrian-oriented and attractive downtown, according to the 500-page document's executive summary. Specifically, the city and its consultants suggested this could be accomplished by building parking garages; redesigning sidewalks and on-street parking to be contiguous and aligned within the public right of way, establishing more seating areas, passageways and plazas; and redesigning Camino del Mar — the old coast highway that bisects the Del Mar "village" — into a two-lane roadway with diagonal parking and roundabouts.
For the life of me, I cannot understand why voters rejected such a compelling and logical proposal. I remember when my boys were young and I would take them to different coastal towns in their stroller. Del Mar was always a nightmare because of the rush of traffic through the heart of the village. The sidewalk, pocked with driveways, was an obstacle course.
Crossing the street was a risky proposition, even at four-way stops. Four lanes of traffic, I always felt, were simply too much — as they are in so many other coastal sections of North County, including the stretches of Highway 101 through downtown Leucadia and downtown Carlsbad.
The prospect of traffic-calming roundabouts; safe, wide sidewalks with room for landscaping, seating areas and other pedestrian-friendly amenities; and a single lane of traffic along the coast highway in either direction was an enticing one, indeed. I remember poring over the plan and after about an hour of reading, leaning back in my chair, closing my eyes and thinking to myself, "They've got it. They've really figured it out."
Unfortunately, Del Mar's voters didn't see it that way, siding with an organized opposition that essentially said the plan was too expansive and would alter Del Mar's character.
It certainly would have — but for the better. Del Mar's a great town, but sometimes a major overhaul is just what the doctor ordered. And in this case, the Village Specific Plan — presented to voters as Proposition J — was a spot-on remedy for mistakes made in the past: mistakes that put the automobile, and not the people, first.
Thomas K. Arnold is a Carlsbad planning commissioner. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
WHAT THEN is the relation of John Donne to the manifold implications of the mediaeval aesthetic thought, and to what extent was he influenced by the counter idealism of the Renaissance? These questions focus attention on the most important single factor to be considered in arriving at an evaluation of Donne as a literary artist.
Miss Ramsay, indeed, holds that Donne accepted the Thomistic synthesis--that he is, in truth a "metaphysical" poet of the mediaeval mould.
Ainsi nous considérerons Donne comme poète métaphysicien, c'est-à-dire, qui cherche son inspiration dans l'érudition et dans la philosophie de son époque . . .
. . . c'est avec Dante que Donne a le plus de ressemblances, grâce probablement au système identique de philosophie qui leur est commun . . . . Pour cette philosophie, le monde de la nature matérielle n'est point séparé du monde métaphysique. Il n'est que le symbole, la copie d'un autre monde, d'un monde intelligible. Les idées, les formes exemplaires existent éternellement au sein de l'Etre Suprême et par lequel tout a été créé, vers lequel tout se meut.1
Her position is, I think, untenable, but in maintaining it she has rendered an important service to Donnean criticism by indicating the significance which the scholastic thought assumed in Donne's mind. Actually, I am convinced, Donne rejected the mediaeval synthesis. The true explanation of both his personal and his literary orientation is to be found in his rejection of mediaeval idealism and in his puzzled and unsatisfactory state of mind which resulted from that rejection. Professor Grierson is undeniably right when he asserts that "poems are not written by influences or movements or sources, but come from the living hearts of men."2 And Courthope is unquestionably wrong when he would explain "the identity of essence in the 'Wit' which began to be fashionable in almost every European country about the time of the Council of Trent," and "the great variety of form under which it exhibited itself in different places" by saying that____________________


text:
Posts from Canada
Raphaëlle's Foodie Paradise Apartment
House Tour
Name: Raphaëlle
Location: Little Italy; Montreal, Canada
Size: 800 square feet
Years lived in: 6 years; Rented
Raphaëlle found this apartment six years ago. She instantly fell in love with its size, the amount of natural light that comes in, the location and its affordability. Located above the popular Jean-Talon food market (where her cat happily strolls everyday), the apartment is a great place for Raphaëlle, a talented cook who loves to host dinner parties.
One Room, Two Brothers: A Shared Bedroom in Toronto
Professional Project
Project by: Lisa Lev of Lisa Lev Designs
Location: Toronto, Canada
Lisa Lev's task was to make this bedroom work for 10- and 12-year-old brothers to share. Although the room was spacious, the challenge was to create a cohesive look that left room for individuality.
Before & After: Dingy Closet Turned Happy Play Space
When Sarita and her husband bought an old home that needed a lot of work, they cooked up a plan to keep their two young daughters occupied and not underfoot while they spruced it up. Their mission: transform this unappealing closet into a happy play space.
Julia & Bruno's Colorful and Airy Home
House Tour
Name: Julia Vallelunga & Bruno Gariépy
Location: Montréal, Québec
Size: 1,000 square feet
Years Lived In: 1.5 years; Owned
Julia is the founder and editor of À la Mode Montréal, a blog about décor, fashion, trends, travel and day-to-day life. Since the beginning of 2014, À la Mode Montréal has its own online store that offers a selection of beautiful handmade objects by international designers.
Chelsey & Cainan's Fresh Start
House Tour
Name: Chelsey Burnside and Cainan Querido
Location: Little Italy; Toronto, Canada
Size: 1,000 square feet
Years lived in: 4 months
When these two idea-makers were preparing to move in together, their main mission was to find a space that could accommodate two home offices in an atmosphere that would inspire their work. Countless viewings of windowless basement dens & crowded corner set-ups helped this gorgeous loft-style apartment stand out among the misfits. Upon entering writer Chelsey Burnside & filmmaker Cainan Querido's gorgeous Little Italy home, one would never guess that they have only been living here for 4 months!
Julie & Adam's Family Home in the Canadian Rockies
House Call
Name: Julie & Adam
Location: Canmore, Alberta, Canada
We live in a 1200 square foot [including attached garage] three story townhouse in the charming little tourist town of Canmore in the Canadian Rockies. We feel very fortunate to call this pretty little corner of the world home; the outdoors are a huge part of our lifestyle and are so excited to raise our son, Morris, with a love for the mountains.
Lisa's Pint-Size Storybook Nook
House Tour
Name: Lisa Vanin
Location: Parkdale; Toronto, Canada
Size: 390 square feet
Years lived in: 5 years, Rented
Take away the laptop and tattoos and it would be easy to mistake twenty-something illustrator Lisa Vanin's tiny, old-fashioned apartment for a knitting granny's cozy den. Her homey digs are reminiscent of a previous generation's warmth and slow pace, thanks to her nostalgic collection of old-soul treasures. If you haven't visited your grandma in a while, this tour will surely remind you to make that call — all that's missing here is the fireplace and rocking chair.
Xavier's Modern Woodsy Nursery
My Room
Name: Xavier (18 months)
Location: Vancouver, Canada
The inspiration for this room stems from nature - Xavier is at his happiest exploring outside and I wanted to find a way to bring the outdoors in, while maintaining a soft, neutral and relaxed aesthetic.
Marie-Laurence & Johan's Eclectic Montreal Condo
House Tour
Name: Marie-Laurence and Johan
Location: Plateau Mont-Royal; Montreal, Canada
Size: 900 square feet
Years lived in: 1 1/2 years; rented
I was excited to photograph Marie-Laurence and Johan's apartment. She is an interior designer and he is a graphic designer who also has a strong interest in interiors. I knew the space would definitely be original and fun!
Fashionable People: Beth-Anne & Arron's Real Life Style
Style Profile
Remember these two? Their house tour was one of the highlights of the summer, so for our first "couples" Style Profile, I just had to ask Beth-Anne and Arron to share their style secrets. From pencil skirts and Bettie Page to James Bond (the Daniel Craig version) and clean socks, they give us the low down. Read on for more insight into this super sweet and stylish duo...


text:
Last Activity: 25th November 2015 02:52 AM
About Me
- About thor1022
- Service provider
- U.S.A. - Verizon
- City
- worcester
- Home country
- United States
- Devices
Most Thanked
Post Summary
Got it up and running works awesome. Just wondering if i can turn sms on so i can text from google hangout or what the best app to use for texting.
After updating to 9-1 build kt kernel didn't work anymore i lost all connections (data and wifi). Has anyone gotten this to work???? I usually got 14 to 20 hours battery life with it with pro-kernel i maybe get 7. Is there another kernel that has ...
I updated to the latest nightly (4/28) last night I noticed my WatchOn app from Samsung was gone and i could no longer download it has anyone else had this problem. I also noticed the quick ribbon and the clear all notifications disappeared. I...
From ktoonsez thread: Check this file to see what the value is: /sys/class/sensors/proximity_sensor/raw_data If it is above 25 then the prox is dirty and needs cleaning. The screen wake options wont work if the prox is greater than 25. ...


text:
Our Portfolio
Worked on over 1000+ successful projects in last 3 years
Get an idea of our work standards by going through our portfolio. Have a tour of our work gallery so that you can have a glimpse of quality work that we render. In the past few years, we have worked on over 1000 projects.
Ligare Voyages has tactically invested to offer tomorrow's solutions & services to their clients today. Right from investing tremendously to get hold of the state of the art private aircraft, well-establish and strong travel services, Ligare Voyages has witnessed tremendous growth from foundation.
Delhi NCR Realtors is highly reputed and specialized real estate firm, dealing in the sale/rent of properties in Delhi & NCR region. It offers properties such as an independent house, villas, farmhouse, commercial & residential properties, plots, furnished & semi-furnished apartments, etc. for rent/ sale.
Dt Sign's & Graphics is premier Sign Markers & Printers (Litho & Digital) in West Midlands since 5 years. We first began out with an idea that led to working for home helping friend & family. Our first premises opened in the heart of Birmingham in 2009. We evolved as a brand in a short span of time.
Q-Nature is highly dedicated to manufacturing and distribute extremely nutritious and healthy food. Our products sold by us are free of GMOs, Gluten-free and are mostly tried to grow organically. Our chief products are based on Quinoa, the "Superfood" of our time.
Futures Abroad
Futures Abroad is distinctive education consulting group established by Ms. Vandana Mahajan, which focuses on internationalized higher education and. We assist students in securing admission in top most Canadian and US universities. We help the students at every step in the admission procedure.
SSSCART is an undertaking of Shambhu Shree Services Pvt. Ltd., which is a fastest emerging Company established in 1995. We cater to meet the demands of clients with the help of changing technology in Health Gadgets, Electronic Products, Home Appliances Security Surveillance Systems, and Tata Sky.


text:
Respond to Review of Komkommertijd
by gracep
Review: I was really excited at the words "all you can eat vegan buffet." This didn't live up to my expectations. I found only a few dishes from the buffet were really good, and overall, I thought a lot of the stuff was just kind of unappetising (for instance, there was a nice tasting curry, but it had pineapple pieces in it, and I'm pretty sure they were just the canned ones). The flavours weren't really to my liking and (maybe it's just because of the kind of person I am) I didn't really feel like the environment was that comfortable. That said, there was some of the best cake I've had in a long, long time there. I don't know how they got the texture so good, but that and the delicious apple flavour were really great.
You must login to post a response
Login | Register (see member benefits)
Login | Register (see member benefits)


text:
Center for Business and Policy Research
The Center for Business and Policy Research (CBPR) is a research and outreach unit known for independent, objective analyses of business, economic, and public policy issues in California with a focus on the Northern California Mega-Region which includes the North San Joaquin Valley, Sacramento Metro Area, and the Bay Area. The Center has staffed offices on both the Stockton and Sacramento campuses. Staff have extensive experience on water, transportation, housing, labor, and economic development issues that are of critical importance to this region. Widely recognized across California for the quality of its analyses, the Center's reports and experts are cited between 150 and 250 times per year in the local, state, and national press.
The Center for Business and Policy Research was founded in 2004 as the Business Forecasting Center. Since Dr. Jeffrey Michael became Director of the Business Forecasting Center in 2008, the Center has expanded its topical scope, staff, and expertise beyond economic forecasting, and the Center was renamed in 2015 to better reflect its work. Although forecasting is no longer in the Center's name, CBPR continues to publish the California and Metro Business Forecast, and it remains a core part of its work.
CBPR Recent Publications
The 2015 North San Joaquin Valley Index: October 2015
This inaugural 2015 edition of the North San Joaquin Valley Index and an associated conference were created to help further the concept of a NSJV regional identity, and bring regional leaders together to understand economic, social, and environmental trends and spark discussion of areas where regional collaboration could be fruitful. The Index is organized into three broad themes: The Economy of the NSJV, the People and Society in the NSJV, and the NSJV as a Place and presents a number of indicators, such as employment, demographics, housing, and transportation.
California and Metro Forecast: May 2015
The California economy will maintain strong growth despite soft U.S. economic growth and a deepening drought, according to the latest projection from the Center for Business and Policy Research at the University of the Pacific. more
Eberhardt School of Business at University of the Pacific Maintains Prestigious AACSB Business Accreditation
AACSB Accreditation is the hallmark of excellence in business education, and has been earned by less than five percent of the world's business programs. more
University of the Pacific's Business Forecasting Center expands to Sacramento, changes name
The University's Business Forecasting Center is changing its name and adding an office in Sacramento more


text:
3 to 6 days
Free delivery when you spend over £75 (GBP).
Will be calculated at checkout
JoinorSign in
Jackets and Coats -
You must select a size
Rain coat by MOULI. Drawstring hood. Two slant pockets with zippers to front. Popper buttons at cuffs. Mesh lining. Drawstring hem. Yoke to reverse. Zipper fastening with wind placket and popper button to front. Made of 100% Polyester.
Download press photo
MOULI - Family, Friends and Fools. Clothing for men. Mouli clothes have a relaxed and casual style that's never forced, but still always at the center of attention. Mouli is love and respect in every seam. And together with Mouli's unexpected contrasts and details you will bring the right personality and style, wherever you go. Shop Mouli clothing, including t-shirts, jump...ers, jackets, pants, and much more, here at Nelly.com UK.
Read more
Go to the Mouli brand page
Free delivery when you spend over £75. Standard shipping £3.95.
Delivery time: 3-6 days.
We deliver with UPS.
No reviews have been written yet.
Please note that we do not accept messages for commercial purposes. Such messages will be deleted.


text:
Is this photo a winner?
Similar Photos: technology startups | high school | rva | organization other | organization | k12Design Your Own Enter the Contest
comment by Guest - Aug 11, 2013 - back to the top
Nice Shirts!
Our t-shirt experts are ready to help until midnight, Monday - Friday.
Mon.-Fri. 8am-12am | Sat. 10am-6pm | Sun. 10am-9pm


text:
List Price: US$5.36
|Free shippingTo UNITED STATES
All packages from DX.com are sent without DX logo or any information indicating DX.com. Due to package variations from suppliers, the product packaging customers receive may be different from the images displayed.
To enable volume discounts on this site, use coupon code: BULKRATE during checkout. You will see a discount applied at the bottom of the shopping cart. Competitive pricing is available. Contact us for details.
|3+ units
|5+ units
|10+ units
|US$4.42 shipped
|US$4.41 shipped
|US$4.39 shipped
What is Bulk Rate? BulkRate is a semi-wholesale system with items priced separately from retail. When you use bulk rates, a flat $1.70 registered air mail fee will automatically be added to your cart to ensure delivery of package. While BulkRate's intention is to offer cheaper prices when you buy in bulk, because it is priced separately it on occassions show a higher than retail price. That's why we ask you to enter BULKRATE as a coupon code to manually activate the rates. You can always opt not to use the bulk rates. If you are looking for wholesale prices please feel free to contact us.
Looking to get even more?
Share your reviews, photos and videos here!
Pro: It was cheap and was simply recognized by my PC Con: Does not work properly with my Sony wireless headset, even with the included drivers on windows 10. (The sound stutters/is lagging) I think it can work but the do... Read more
pros # Quite compact device easy to use for its purpose. Using it to pair my bluetooth headset with an old laptop. # No drivers needed, worked just as soon as it was plugged in (both in Win7 and Linux Mint). # Blinks with... Read more
Works just fine. I've been able to use my AD2P bluetooth headset (a SOL REPUBLIC Tracks Air) in my desktop pc with this dongle, and it works like a charm. Even the APT-X codec works. Crystal clear audio quality. Never used... Read more
Pros: Realy-mini, connect to your usb port and forget about it. No drivers required, just plud-and play (if something going wrong, use miniCD included, with all necessary drivers). Cons: Not. Really NOT. Bottomline: I'll... Read more
Pros: Small and works. Cons: No. Funciona muy bien, plug an play. Viene con un mini cd que no he tenido que utilizar. Lo he usado tanto en mi pc como en el portatil para conectarlos a un altavoz bluetooth y funciona y... Read more
The most important... It works!! It's a small device but I've seen smaller. A blue LED light blinks when its connected. The A2DP has good... Read more
This is actually a Broadcom BCM2070, It is fully compliant with Bluetooth 3.0 Multi-A2DP music streaming to up to five Bluetooth stereo a... Read more
- Windows 8s built-in bluetooth driver recognices the device fast and works fine with this device for data transferes. - the device uses... Read more
Please note that DealExtreme Forums are not a sales or product support board. For support questions, please contact us via support ticket at http://services.dx.com/ for a guaranteed response. We make every effort to make the quickest replies.


text:
Need new shocks on 2500 Big Horn??
View Single Post
Dodge Ram Forum Member
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Fort Worth, TX
Age: 31
Posts: 71
Gender: Male
Vehicle: 2011 Dodge RAM Sport Crew
Trim Level: Sport w/ Sunroof
Color: Pearl Black
Engine: 2009-20?? 345ci (5.7L) Hemi V8 390hp 407lb/ft
Rep Power:
Need new shocks on 2500 Big Horn??
Hey Fellas,
My father has a 2007 Dodge Ram 2500 Big Horn QC. He has about 60,000 miles on it and he uses it relatively hard. He hunts almost every weekend and likes too drive a little fast in the field in my opinion. He really likes his truck and wants to stop replacing suspension. He has already had to replace some suspension parts as it is.
He has always disliked others lifting their trucks and putting huge tires on them, because he sees a lot of people do it for looks. I try to explain to him that those things do have a function and application. So today he asks how hard it would be to replace the shocks on his truck. He says they are shot.
So.... my question. Would he be better off replacing just the shocks; and if so what would be a good trail/road shock/coil that will last him a little longer?
Or would he be better off looking into a complete suspension package with just a mild lift? He has plenty of clearance for the things he is doing, so the lift isn't necessary. Any input would be great. From talking to him, he is ready to call dodge and just get factory shocks put back on. Help me talk him out of this pleeeasseeee!!!
Place your ad here!
Sponsored links
View Public Profile
Send a private message to SwampDonkey2012
Find all posts by SwampDonkey2012


text:
Obama's LEGAL immigration reform 2015.What does it mean? Listen to video discussions by Attorney Rajiv S. Khanna on Immigration.com YouTube Channel. Subscribe to Our YouTube channel to be notified when new updates are posted.
How to find out if you have a deportation order
Discussion in 'Exclusion or Removal from USA' started by clay, Jul 24, 2007.


text:
Karen Mones - Owner as seen on abc, cbs, nbc, and fox affiliates
Karen has been involved in sports and fitness since she was a young girl playing softball and exercising to Jane Fonda videos with her mom. She's got her bachelors degree in Exercise and Sports Science and masters degree in Sports Management. She has owned her own business, ACCESS Sports Performance, since 2003 and continues to help several people reach their life and fitness goals. Karen is a perpetual student of the truth in living fit. She has obtained several certificates which include personal training, pilates, yoga, strength conditioning, sports training, and nutrition. As a result, she has been named as one of America 's PremierExperts®. Recently she was interviewed on Health and Wellness Today as a fitness expert. Her motivation to staying fit is to find your passion in life and train like an athlete for it. Finding the athlete within is what Karen helps her clients discover in order to view fitness as a way of life and she lives it by staying active in the sports and hobbies she loves.
Karen started Adventure Boot Camp in Houston to reach more people with her passion for fitness. She wanted to bring a fitness program to the Houston area that would be fun and give real results. The combination of Karen's professional background, fitness and formal education, sports conditioning, athletic background and practical experience are what drive the workouts to be different and unique. And she has shared this with all the trainers who bring the same variety to their workouts.
"We like our classes to feel like you are getting personal training. We will know everyone's name and we will make sure everyone gets the attention they need." This close environment along with the varied workouts (so you never get bored), makes Adventure Boot Camp Houston's favorite workout group. As Karen puts it, "We are a fun exercise adventure that will add years and friends to your life."
Jeff - Corporate Fitness Classes
Jeff is has been a personal trainer for over 20 years. He competes as a professional drug-free body builder in Masters competitions and has won and/or placed in several of them. He is dedicated to helping people reach their goals and enjoy a healthy lifestyle and has worked with everyone from Housewives to Professional Athletes. Jeff is fun and enthusiastic but also very professional. Ladies - you won't feel intimidated at all around him. He is very encouraging and has received great reviews from the boot campers. His wit and humor will keep you smiling and motivated.
Kim - Corporate Fitness Classes And Energy Corridor Location
Kim is a Certified Personal Trainer and a Certified Rehabilitation Specialist through Professional Fitness Instructor Training She is also Certified in CPR/AED. Kim is dedicated about sharing her passion for fitness and helping others in achieving their fitness goals and encouraging a healthy lifestyle. She has over 5 years experience working in the outdoor bootcamp environment, as well as having worked at a athlete performance gym, small women's only health club and doing in-home personal training. Kim recently completed a Pilates Reformer 1 course through Balance Body University and teaching Pilates at a local gym.
Prior to pursuing her passion in fitness, Kim was a Registered Veterinarian Technician for 16 years in the Cypress area. She is a Native Houstonian and the mother of 2 very athletic teenage boys.
June Hruska - Bellaire, Sugar Land and Corporate Classes
June is an independent certified personal trainer dedicated to sharing her passion for fitness and helping others in their journey to health and wellness. She is a long time Sugar Land, Texas fitness enthusiast whose background encompasses running, hatha and bikram yoga, Tai Chi, and involvement with the boot camp environment for the past five years. Elements from each of her experiences are incorporated in her workouts, which are challenging, varied and will inspire you to "Empower your life, live well, and look fabulous!"
TJ Hines - Heights 6:30pm
TJ is energetic and has intense workouts full of motivation and inspiration. His favorite phrase is "stay in the moment" because he says, "it's easy for people to give up so I try to make sure they understand that working hard will provide results to be proud of." TJ is a married father of two (Khiry and Kiana) and loves the Dallas Cowboys, but don't hold that against him. He likes doing plyometric training and all types of push ups.
TJ teaches at the Missouri City morning and Heights evening locations
Lizeth Garcia - River Oaks and Corporate Fitness Classes
Having recovered from an accident and lost weight herself, Liz is prepped and ready to not only lead you through great workouts but empathize with the process. Liz is motivating and tough but will provide you with great variety.
Liz is bilingual, speaking Spanish, and works with all levels.
Darrin - Katy 5am at Central Green Park
Darrin is first and foremost, a dad. His favorite workout is chasing his two children around a playground.
Darrin has been a fitness advocate his entire adult life. He was first exposed to fitness through various sports in high school and went on to completing marathons and triathlons in his adult life. In addition, Darrin has been a Fitness Coach and Personal Trainer for over twenty years. You can expect a mixed bag of fitness disciplines in Darrins classes ranging from pilates, boxing, sports drills, and various others. No class will ever be the exact same.
Dr. John Spencer Ellis - Support Staff
Each week, over one million people around the world enjoy a fitness program created by John Spencer Ellis. His fitness programs are implemented in the top resorts, spas and health clubs. John is the President of NESTA (National Exercise & Sports Trainers Association) and the Spencer Institute for Life Coaching. These two professional associations have 45,000 members in 30 countries. John is on the Advisory Boards of the National Health, Wellness and Prevention Congress, Exercise TV, Conference for Healthy Living, Irvine Valley College, Get America Fit Foundation, and is a Fellow of the National Board of Fitness Examiners. He is the author of "How Badly Do You Want It? - Your Ultimate Guide to Optimal Fitness," and a contributor to "Power of Champions." He created Adventure Boot Camp, the largest fitness boot camp program in the world. His signature series of outdoor fitness equipment is used in communities worldwide. John has been featured or quoted in every major fitness publication, and held the post of Fitness Editor for OC Flair magazine. John has been featured on NBC, CBS, PBS, SPIKE, ESPN & Bravo. He serves as an on-air expert for Life & Leisure Television and Health Journal Television with General Norman Schwarzkopf. He is the producer and host of The OC Body on The Healthy Living Channel. John is a Nautilus sponsored athlete and stars in the workout DVDs Playground Boot Camp & Kung-Fu Fitness. John created the fitness program used by the U.S. Secret Service and he consults the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championships).
John has been continuing his professional education since 1987, and holds bachelors degrees in business and health science, an MBA, and a doctorate in education. He is currently completing a second doctorate in naturopathy. He has fifteen certifications including massage therapy, plyometrics, self-defense, fitness kick boxing, fitness boxing, water fitness, exercise rehabilitation, golf conditioning, Pilates, personal training, clinical hypnotherapy, sports hypnosis, PACE circuit training and yoga. He holds a 2nd degree black belt in kung-fu, has completed the Ironman triathlon, and finished 5th at the U.S. National Biathlon Championships. His medical training includes a license in radiological technology, a medical assisting certification, and training in McKenzie rehabilitation. John was nominated for the California Community College Distinguished Alumni Award.


text:
What is Address Search?
Spokeo reverse address search helps people connect with their neighbors and find people by address. Search your neighborhood today to find out current residents, past residents, and family information. Find out who lives on Congress Lake Rd today.
Other Spellings
Congress Lake Rd is also spelled Congress Lake Road.
Mogadore, OH
Time Zone & Current Time
Mogadore, OH lies within the Eastern Standard Time (or EST). The current time in Eastern Standard Time is 02:50 PM on 11/29/2015.
Mogadore, OH
Top Streets
1st Ave, 2nd Ave, Acorn Cir, Ailene Dr, Anna Mae Dr, Arehart Dr, Argonne St, Beaver Ridge Trl, Begonia Cir, and Bixler Dr
Mogadore, OH
Population Demographics
Household Income
Home Value
38 years old
50% male
Local Ethnicity
Ethnicity Ratio
About Mogadore, OH
]] Mogadore ( ə-dor) is a village in Portage and Summit counties in the U.S. state of Ohio. It is a suburb of Akron and is part of the Akron Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 3,893 at the 2000 census. (more on Wikipedia)


text:
Free Shipping
Product Information:
The Kartell TipTop is a small side table that has a single base, which supports the round top. It is designed by Philippe Starck and Eugeni Quitlle. The lovely combination of the colored top and the hollow transparent leg infuses elegance into the surrounding while bringing uniqueness to the structure. The top of the table comes in a vast range of colors both transparent and matte. The table is distinguished by its central hollow transparent leg.
Small and light, the Kartell TipTop Table can be used as a side table in your home or boutique. This versatile table is formed of a single base supporting the 18.9'' diameter solid table top. The side table with a round top is the ideal place to put all sorts of items in easy reach. Flexible and lightweight, it fits into any corner of the home. You can set this table beside the sofa, in the bedroom or along the hallway.
This table is made in Italy with transparent or batch-dyed PMMA. This classy side table provides a useful surface and a bright splash of colors both indoors and out. The colored top of this table appears to float above the transparent, hollow base. The overall product weight is 6.61 lbs, and it measures 20.08'' in height and 15.75 to 18.9'' in diameter.
Product Details
Additional Documents
Weights & Dimensions
|Base Material: Acrylic/Plastic
|Shape: Round
|Design: Table
|Distressed: No
|Hidden Storage Compartment: No
|Base Type: Pedestal
|Outdoor Use: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: Italy
About the ManufacturerKartell items are immediately recognized throughout the world for their emotional character, durable functionality and undisputed quality. Continual evolution in the use of materials and experimentation with new technology aimed at discovering their hidden qualities, are fundamental for the development of Kartell products. Iconic pieces like the Louis Ghost Chair are an excellent addition to modern decor, and make a bold statement in traditional spaces.
More About This Product
Free Shipping
Ships to:
Ships via: FedEx/UPS
Enter your shipping zip or postal code to calculate shipping estimatesGet Delivery Estimate
Don't sweat the holidays with our extended return policy. You'll have until 1/31/2016 to return purchases placed between 11/1/2015 and 12/25/2015. Just log into My Account to fill out our self-service return process. *Please note, you will be responsible for return shipping costs. If you receive an item that has a problem, please report the issue through My Account. Learn more.
Overall Rating
Based on 33 reviews
Customer PhotosAdd your own photo
Great little table chambolle from Bainbridge Island, WA on 09/26/2015 – Verified Buyer
This is an elgantly simple, versatile, sturdy and portable side table. Purchased it for use on a small outdoor balcony, paired with a "Mr. Impossible" chair. Perfect for my purposes. Alas, the table arrived badly damaged in transit (with about six inches snapped off the edge). Allmodern sent a second table without delay, no 'return authorization' or other red tape required. Great service, and a nice little item. Pros: Sturdy, portable, weather resistant, simple and elegant design Cons: Nope
Was this helpful? Yes 0 No 0
An Instant Room Update Melissa from Williamsburg, VA on 07/03/2014 – Verified Buyer
This table is beautiful. It gave our living room an instant, modern update. It's versatile and very cool. It is actually better than I expected, the quality of the acrylic is very good. You can't tell from the photo on the website but the table base is like the stem of a champagne glass and there are no visible seams between the table top and base. For the money, it's well worth it. You will not be disappointed.
Was this helpful? Yes 1 No 0
Beautiful little table. Patricia from Utica, NY on 12/23/2014 – Verified Buyer
This is the perfect little side table, inside or outside. It has the lines you would expect from the designer. I gave it four stars instead of five because the top can easily scratch if you are not careful.
Was this helpful? Yes 0 No 0
Beautiful table Jeffrey from Clearwater, FL on 12/02/2014 – Verified Buyer
Really nice - high quality, high style, exactly as advertised. I bought two in blue for an outdoor balcony with a white marble floor overlooking the beach, and they look great. Added bonus, sun shines through them and reflects blue on the marble - very cool.
Was this helpful? Yes 0 No 0
unique minimalist design Lynnette from Waterville, OH on 03/03/2015 – Verified Buyer
We love the clear TipTop table. We placed it in front of a 7' tall window overlooking our garden & stream. It doesn't interfere with viewing the garden from indoors.
Was this helpful? Yes 0 No 0


text:
More Avatar to screen at Tokyo Fest
More sneak preview footage from James Cameron's 3-D epic, AVATAR, will screen at the 2009 Tokyo Film Festival, according to Variety.
The 16min AVATAR excerpt will premiere on opening day, Oct. 17. Cameron will appear via a pre-taped video message. In 1997, Cameron's TITANIC made its world premiere at the Tokyo Film Festival.


text:
noun con·sis·ten·cy \kən-ˈsis-tən(t)-sē\
plural con·sis·ten·cies
Definition of CONSISTENCY
a archaic : condition of adhering together : firmness of material substanceb : firmness of constitution or character : persistency
: degree of firmness, density, viscosity, or resistance to movement or separation of constituent particles <boil the juice to the consistency of a thick syrup>
a : agreement or harmony of parts or features to one another or a whole : correspondence; specifically : ability to be asserted together without contradictionb : harmony of conduct or practice with profession <followed her own advice with consistency>
See consistency defined for English-language learners
See consistency defined for kids
Examples of CONSISTENCY
- His statements on this subject have lacked consistency.
- Customers expect consistency in the quality of service they receive.
- Practice will ensure greater consistency of performance.
- The paints vary in consistency.
First Known Use of CONSISTENCY
Related to CONSISTENCY
- Synonyms
- consistence, density, thickness, viscidity, viscosity
CONSISTENCY Defined for Kids
noun con·sis·ten·cy \kən-ˈsi-stən-sē\
plural con·sis·ten·cies
Definition of CONSISTENCY for Kids
: degree of compactness, firmness, or stickiness <Bakers need dough of the right consistency.>
: agreement or harmony between parts or elements <The style of furniture lacks consistency.>
: a pattern of sticking with one way of thinking or acting <The judge's decisions show consistency.>
Learn More About CONSISTENCY
Next Word in the Dictionary: consistentPrevious Word in the Dictionary: consistenceAll Words Near: consistency
Seen & Heard
What made you want to look up consistency? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).


text:
Featured News
Sylvie Blum-Reid
Languages, Literatures & Cultures
Traveling in French Cinema
This book covers different travel modes and tropes at play in French cinema since 1980 to the present day. More.
Getting In David G. Oppenheimer, associate professor of biology at the University of Florida, and Paris Grey, research scientist and undergraduate research mentor in Dr. Oppenheimers research laboratory. More.
Tokaido Texts and Tales: Tokaido gojusan tsui by Kuniyoshi, Hiroshige, and Kunisada
Ann Wehmeyer, is associate professor of Japanese and linguistics at the University of Florida and the translator of Motoori Norinaga's Kojiki-den, Book 1. More.
Emergent Brazil: Key Perspectives on a New Global Power
Jeffrey D. Needell, professor of History, edited a anthology of the fast-growing BRICS economics. (Brazil, Russia, China, India, and South Africa)
The Lily and the Thistle: The French Tradition and the Older Literature of Scotland
William Calin, professor of Language, Literature and Culture, argues for a reconsideration of the French impact on medieval and renaissance Scottish literature.
Rethinking Therapeutic Culture
Trysh Travis, Associate Director and Undergraduate Coordinator for the Center for Women's Studies and Gender Research, examines the "culture of narcissism."
Follow CLAS
Call for 2015-2016 Teaching and Advising Award Nominations
College Deadline for Nominations: Friday, November 20, 2015.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is now accepting nominations for the Undergraduate Teacher/Advisers of the Year awards for the current academic year. Nominate your favorite Liberal Arts and Sciences teacher or advisor for a teaching/advising award.
The guidelines and nomination forms can be found on:
- Guidelines for Undergraduate Teacher/Advisers of the Year Awards
- Nomination Form for the Professional Advising Award (Word)
- Nomination Form for the Teaching Award (Word)
- Nomination Form for the Faculty Advising/Mentoring Award (Word)
Please return nomination forms to email@example.com or 2014 Turlington Hall.
Call for 2015-2016 Doctoral Dissertation Advisor/Mentoring Award
The Graduate School has announced the Doctoral Dissertation Advising/Mentoring award program for 2015-2016. Procedures and deadlines can be found on the Graduate School website
Deadline for Nominations to the college: Friday, October 16, 2015
Hundreds turn out to leave their mark on new chemistry building
September 15, 2015
Almost a year after the groundbreaking ceremony for the University of Florida's new chemistry/chemical biology at the corner of University Avenue and Buckman Drive, hundreds gathered to leave their signature on a one-ton beam that will be placed on the tallest portion of the building. Read More.
Explore Our Majors
An education in the liberal arts and sciences prepares students for a wide
range of careers. Learn more about our majors
and the career opportunities they provide.
Inside Higher Education website: Liberal Arts Degrees Have Proven Economic Value
Professor of Math Named SIAM Fellow
Congratulations to Professor William Hager for being named a 2015 Fellow in the Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics. He is being honored for contributions to optimal control, optimization theory, and numerical optimization algorithms. Hager is a co-director of the Center for Applied Optimization here at UF. His research work focuses on numerical analysis, optimization, optimal control, and lightning.
The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM), headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is an international society of over 14,000 individual members, including applied and computational mathematicians and computer scientists, as well as other scientists and engineers. Members from 85 countries are researchers, educators, students, and practitioners in industry, government, laboratories, and academia. The Society, which also includes nearly 500 academic and corporate institutional members, serves and advances the disciplines of applied mathematics and computational science by publishing a variety of books and prestigious peer-reviewed research journals, by conducting conferences, and by hosting activity groups in various areas of mathematics. SIAM provides many opportunities for students including regional sections and student chapters. Further information is available at here.
Two Physics Distinguished Professors Win Top Awards in Their Fields
Pierre Ramond has been awarded the 2015 Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics for his "pioneering foundational discoveries in supersymmetry and superstring theory, in particular the dual model of fermions and the theory of the Kalb-Ramond field."
Arthur Hebard and colleagues Allen Goldman (U. Minnesota), Aharon Kapitulnik (Stanford U.), and Matthew Fisher (U. California, Santa Barbara) have been awarded the American Physical Society's 2015 Oliver E. Buckley Condensed Matter Prize for "discovery and pioneering investigations of the superconductor-insulator transition, a paradigm for quantum phase transitions."
Anthropology Professor Wins Extraordinary Professor Award
Peter Schmidt, Professor of Anthropology and Fellow of the World Academy of Art and Science, has been honored with an appointment as Extraordinary Professor of Anthropology and Archaeology at the University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa. See more.
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences constitutes the intellectual core of the university. Its principal mission is to lead the academic quest to understand our place in the universe, and to help shape our society and environment.
Around the College
News from Anthropology/African American Studies


text:
Only Human by planet p
Disclaimer I don't own Sanjivani or any of its characters.
Only the young can take life for granted, some say
Naïve, and full to the brim with passion and energy and a thirst for life
Life happens so easily, the young often think, how could it possibly be so difficult to maintain; when would it end, how could it end?
Yet it does; surprisingly easily, no less. You
Have your high ideals, and then there is reality
Underneath all of the wonder… What? No, there is still more wonder. But it is far easier to look after what you have, to take responsibility and show respect… than to save a failing life, than to
Make things better
Actually, we aren't miracle workers, we're not imbued with special powers; perhaps, even, it is more that we are there, and that we want to… but sometimes, even when we don't want them to, they still go
No. We're not superhuman, we're not even that different from you: we're people, people with lives and families, people with emotions, and people who can be affected by complications… just like you.
Just a poem (sorta) I thought of after reading the Wikipedia page; I haven't seen the show. Thanks for reading, anyway. :-)
Have you seen Miley Jab Hum Tum? There's also a category for this show (but it won't show up unless a story's posted under it).


text:
4 posts tagged with language by mykescipark.
Displaying 1 through 4 of 4.
Dê o dom da linguagem.
Interesting Portuguese-language shows on DVD? [more inside]
The beeping, incidentally, means he's speeding.
Tell me a little bit about this recording I made in a taxi in the UAE. I think it's in Urdu. [more inside]
Radio Kreyòl
So, I have this song allegedly performed in Haitian Creole. What are they singing? Can you divine a title? [more inside]
Talking the talk from Kuwait to Kinshasa.
I have need for a large and strange batch of audio translations. As a newbie to this game, please help me zero in on market specifics. [more inside]
Page: 1


text:
More than an hour after the bitter end to another hope-diminishing season opener, Gus Bradley sat quietly in a near-empty Jaguars locker room — first next to quarterback Blake Bortles, then a brief huddle with receivers Allen Hurns and Allen Robinson.
The conversation during each sitdown was in hushed tones, nothing more than a Jaguars head coach making sure the heavy artillery of his offense stayed upbeat despite the obvious letdown.
"[Bradley] just wants to make sure we're on the same page," Robinson said.
Truth be told, the time has long passed for this offense to find a different page, because continually finding ways to keep this Jaguars...


text:
A blog for those interested in what affects, motivates and drives the New York City Nonprofit Sector — written by CRE's crackerjack consulting team. We hope you use this space to share your thoughts, ask questions and engage in conversations about our city, social justice and the nonprofit sector.
By Louisa Hackett - The following is a continuation of a previous blog post introducing the Five Questions Driving Organizational Effectiveness.
Strategic plans come in many shapes, serve a variety of purposes and always take time. ..
Thursday, September 08, 2011
By Louisa Hackett - What makes an organization effective? Sure strong managers, high performing staff, visionary leaders, sufficient resources and up-to-date technology all play a part. But a critical element, maybe the most critical, is clarity of purpose. Without knowing fundamentally what an organization is striving to accomplish and for whom, the chance to have the most effective programs is lost and muddled, diffuse programming can follow. ..
Thursday, September 01, 2011
By Jean Lobell - The Daring to Lead 2011 National Report is here! Community Resource Exchange (CRE) is happy to be a partner in this national study of nonprofit executive leadership. As you read the report, the picture that emerges is the remarkable steadfastness and resilience of our sector's leadership. For CRE, the results affirm our own commitment to high quality and accessible leadership development opportunities. ..
Monday, June 27, 2011
The Dorothy Bennett Mercy Center is looking for a dynamic part-time Executive Director who understands and supports the mission of the Center and will partner with the Board and staff to implement the organization's strategic plan. ..
Friday, April 08, 2011
Turning Point is a non-profit organization helping economically disadvantaged people in Brooklyn, New York. Turning Point's mission is to change lives by providing comfort and help to hurting people: working with disconnected youth, families in crisis, the homeless, substance abusers, the unemployed, persons infected with and affected by HIV, adult non-readers, and non-English speaking immigrants. ..
Monday, March 21, 2011


text:
Fun with Fabric Dye
Bonus: Get our newsletter & special offers for free. We will not share or sell your email address. View our Privacy Policy
Fiskars Everywhere Window Punch Video
By: Stephenie Hamen
We are adding the craft to your Craft Projects.
The project was added to your Craft Projects.
Click here to view your Craft Projects.
Learn a new skill with this free craft tutorial. This Fiskars Everywhere Window Punch Video is fun to watch and really informative!
Follow these steps to learn a new, fun craft. You'll never want to make the same thing twice! Use your creativity and make something you can save for years to come.
Your Recently Viewed Projects
Images from other crafters
Love these projects? Get MORE delivered to your Inbox – FREE Click Here!
What's Hot
- Doily Angel
- How to Create a Magazine Purse
- How to Tie a Fabric Bow on Mason Jar
- How to Make a Paper Doily Angel
- Rolled Fabric Roses
- How to Make a Wire Ribbon Angel Ornament
- How to Make Look of Forged Metal with Aluminum Foil Video
- Aleene's Button Snowflake Ornaments
- How to Make Iron On Glitter Lettering
- Plastic Water Bottle Pendant and Necklace Video
Something worth saving?
- SAVE all your favorite crafts
- ADD personal notes
- QUICKLY reference your crafts
Free eBooks
- 12 Easy DIY Projects
- 14 Free Crochet Patterns for Babies and Toddlers
- 23 Fabulous Picnic Craft Ideas + Restaurant Copycat Recipes
- 25 Easy to Make Homemade Jewelry Crafts
- Family Fun Crafts: 16 Craft Ideas for Kids
- Garden Crafts
- How To Make Tie Dye Shirts, Decor & More: 18 Tie Dye Patterns
- Learn How to Knit for Beginners: 27 Easy Knitting Patterns
- The Best Blogger Craft Ideas 2015: Home Decor Ideas, DIY Jewelry, Easy Crochet Patterns and More


text:
Follow @MS_SystemCenter
See all of the top support solutions for our most common issues here
Update 2/1/2011 - There is now a SP2 hotfix that addresses this here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/978021
Consider the following scenario:
In this scenario, the Distribution Manager does not honor the retry settings on the Distribution Point tab when the Distribution Manager retries the distribution.
Note Before each retry, there is a 10-second delay.
For information on the hotfix and associated settings needed to resolve this see the following new Knowledge Base article:
KB978875 - The Distribution Manager does not honor the "Number of retries" and "Delay before retrying (minutes)" retry settings on SCCM 2007 SP1 site servers
J.C. Hornbeck | System Center Knowledge Engineer