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Is there a connection between the lion as symbol of Mark and the Lion of Judah in Christian iconography? I got the impression, half-remembered from Catholic high school in the dim mists of prehistory, that there is one, but I can't find textual proof of it. --grant (talk) 17:41, 4 March 2009 (UTC)
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ethiopian arn't even really ethiopians they are abbysinian's, forgive me for mispelling the name but the arabic version is HABESHA which basic means mix-breeds, mix-races the history is so long that the west hemsp. have not thought the history of east africa or now KNOW as middle-east, the middle east of the world is in facT ethiopia. to understand the culure of ethiopia, YOU HAVE TO UNDERSTAND AND SPEAK THE MAIN LAUNGUAGE. AMRAICHA(AMARIC) which breaks it down t you for example, JOSEPH (YASEPH) Which means (LET HIM THINK, A THINKER) Jocob(YACOB) SAME MEANING, the language breaks everything down, that is just a little info, but it is bigger than that, and the other thing is people brag about things, itS human nature to brag about things u have or surrouunded with, but its a fact the east african race never bragged about anything, basically meanning GOD OR GOD MESSANGERs, FOLLOWERS, SLAVES,,,etc DO NOT NEED TO BRAG CAUSE THEY BELIEVE AND KNOW THE TRUTH.(islam (truth))- one god, one being) creator oF ALL
I've seen revisionists attacking Ethiopian history with full fury in the last little while, but this is too much. There is no way anyone can reasonably deny that the State religion of Ethiopia was Mosa Judaism between about 980 BC and 328 AD. There are just too many inscriptions, etc. proving otherwise, so don't even attempt to do so. --ፈቃደ (ውይይት) 00:56, 16 February 2006 (UTC)
I don't want to get into another argument with you, suffice it to say that there are no contemporary inscriptions attesting to it, and that no general history textbook I've read asserts it. Lots of Christian countries have traditions connecting their country with biblical characters- for example, medieval British traditions that Christianity was brought to Britain directly by Joseph of Aramithea, or the Mormon tradition that the Native Americans were descendants of the lost tribes of Israel. These traditions are usually ignored in historical reconstructions.--Rob117 19:24, 21 February 2006 (UTC)
And the reason they are "ignored" is??? ፈቃደ (ውይይት) 19:40, 21 February 2006 (UTC)
Because there is no contemporary evidence of them. It is not the duty of history-writers to agree with every national tradition that exists.--Rob117 19:47, 21 February 2006 (UTC)
- By flatly "ignoring" all the massive amounts of evidence that Ethiopians are Semitic and have been strongly influenced by Hebraic religion, culture, and language for millennia, you are in effect declaring that every Ethiopian scholar is a liar. But I note that this has always been a favorite pastime of armchair critics, who are never likely to set foot anywhere near Ethiopia in their lives, simply because it doesn'y fit in with their own agenda, therefore all evidence must be brushed aside or pretended not to exist. ፈቃደ (ውይይት) 20:24, 21 February 2006 (UTC)
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Nobody ever said the Ethiopians weren't Semitic. The Ethiopic languages are South Semitic, akin to the ancient language of Sheba and, more distantly, to several Modern South Arabian languages spoken in Yemen and Oman. Nobody denies that.
But speaking a Semitic language does not equal having Mosaic Judaism as a state religion. The ancient Akkadians, Eblaites, Babylonians, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Aramaeans, Arabs, Canaanites, Philistines, Moabites, Ammonites, Edomites, Midianites, and Amalekites all spoke Semitic languages, yet none of them followed Mosaic Judaism. "Semitic" and "Hebraic" are not synonymous. Hebrew is a Northwest Semitic language; the Ethiopic languages are South Semitic, and were probably brought to Ethiopia in the mid-eighth century BC when the Kingdom of Sheba settled the Horn of Africa.
Likewise, nobody denies that Ethiopic culture has been heavily influenced by Hebraic culture- via a version of Christianity that has in many ways remained closer to its Jewish roots than other versions. But this influence would have begun in 328 AD with the conversion of Aksum to Christianity.
You claim there is evidence that pre-Christian Ethiopia practiced Mosaic Judaism. Yet you haven't cited any sources.
And for God's sake, stop jumping to conclusions about what other people think. The world isn't out to get you.--Rob117 22:17, 21 February 2006 (UTC)
- Actually you don't have any bit of evidence that supports your notion that the Hebraic tradition began in 328 AD. The evidence that it began 1200 years before that is tradition, that you are sweeping aside, hence calling Ethiopians liars, because you in your armchair "know better" about their history than Ethiopian historians do. Yawn, heard it all many times before, but doesn't change the truth. Yup, all the races of Hebraic elements in Ethiopia were invented in 328 AD, because Ethiopians are not to be trusted. Didn't Mussolini say something along those lines? As for assuming what other people think, your last sentence is a perfect example of you assuming what I think. ፈቃደ (ውይይት) 22:22, 21 February 2006 (UTC)
Calm down. Tradition is never used as evidence in its own right. And there is archaeological evidence against this particular tradition- the Kingdom of Sheba seems not to have existed or colonized Ethiopia until the mid-eighth century BC, (see the article on Sheba), while Solomon probably lived in the 10th century BC. Likewise, the biblical story about the Queen of Sheba probably dates to the late eighth century, when Sheba was a powerful kingdom- it reflects the world of its author, as everything ever written does.
And I am not calling Ethiopians "liars," any more than denying the story about Helen of Troy is calling Homer a "liar," or acknowledging the notorious inaccuracy of Geoffrey of Monmouth's book on the history of Britain is calling medieval Britons "liars." Tradition develops over time. Human memory is not very good at remembering history. This is true for all cultures. And I doubt that all Ethiopian scholars take this tradition at face value. Ethiopian Orthodox theologians maybe; but that's dealing with the realm of religion, not objective historical research.
As for the Mussolini comment: Are you calling me a racist? If you are, then knock it off. Don't try to circumvent a historical discussion with libelous personal attacks.--Rob117 22:53, 21 February 2006 (UTC)
- The Jewish identity is the very centerpiece of Ethiopian identity, and yes, I very definitely must question your motives and the motives of anyone else who seeks to attack this. It is quite obvious what you are doing. You are claiming yourself to be the expert, and stating that "all tradition is worthless". Your western secular tradition may be wothless, but Ethiopian tradition is not worthless. There is the tradition of circumcising the son on the 8th day. I suppose this came only in 328? There is the tradition of observing the Sabbath on Saturday. Oh, yeah, it's just a tradition, so its worthless. There is the tradition of dividing the Churches into 3 sections following the pattern of the Jewish Temple. Oh, yeah, you just said all Ethiopian traditions are worthless to the enlightened historian, we have your authority to go on for that. There is the tradition of baptizing sons on 40 days after birth, and girls 80 days, per Leviticus. Oh, yeah, they had to have learned that from the Greeks, who were the only intelligent influence on the Africans. (yawn). Even the Leviticus tradition of separating foods into 'clean' and 'unclean' is still practised. Then there is the tradition of deep veneration for the Ark of the Covenant. But we already know what you, the skeptic, think about that: It's just another tradition, meaningless for the historian with his own agenda. Guess what, the Ethiopian people firmly believe that they got all these traditions because they converted from Judaism to Christianity in the year 328. But that doesn't fit in with what you're pushing, does it, so it's gotta go, huh... Of course there is a significant body of people who never converted, who have all these same Hebraic traditions I just listed and then some, but then, since they're just traditions, and you yourself stated that traditions are worthless as evidence, this requires that we assume they became Jews in the year 328 as some sort of coverup plot to go along with all the rest of it, because it's all a mass lie on the part of the entire Ethiopian populace that there were ever any connections with Israel. You sit in your armchair and like to think you know a lot about the world, but clearly there is a lot you still do not understand. ፈቃደ (ውይይት) 23:09, 21 February 2006 (UTC)
I've listened to your paranoid shit since my first day on Wikipedia, and frankly I'm sick of it. Not once have I ever attacked your beliefs, whatever they may be. But I will not be politically correct and let people put in tradition as fact. Every single one of those Ethiopian traditions could have quite easily been picked up from the Old Testament during the conversion to Christianity; even the remnant pagan populations were under the influence of the Christian royal house. So I've never been to Ethiopia. But I read. I read books on archaeology in the Middle East and Egypt, and Ethiopian history has been heavily connected to these regions, I've picked a thing or two. I plan to major in Mediterranean archaeology. I'll admit that right now I'm in the "armchair," "amateur," or "ignorant fuck" category- choose your own terminology. Everything I know I learned from something I read. But the things I read are peer-reviewed publications by respected archaeologists who go in there and dig the stuff up themselves and cite their sources. Have you dug up the area of Sheba in Yemen? Did the authors of the Kebra Nagast dig up the evidence of their country's past? Tell me- did they? Did you?
You use the term "skeptic" in a derogatory manner. All it means is that I request hard evidence before I believe something.
I like you. Your edits on topics to which you have no emotional connection are very professional-looking and seem well-informed. How bout you try distancing your personal feelings from your edits.--Rob117 03:04, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
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Mr. BRADY: It's called Manning's after Eli.
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SIMON: Well Mr. Brady, have a good game, okay.
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This time around, the sirens went off at the New York Times the moment Dole uttered his remarks. Members of the Times' editorial board sprang from their beds like firefighters, putting on their boots midstride as they raced for the newsroom to bang out an op-ed titled "The Wisdom of Bob Dole."
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Indianapolis Colts at Cleveland Brownsvs.
Game Time: Sunday 07 December, 2014 - 1:00pm
Indianapolis (8-4) comes off an impressive offensive performance, scoring six touchdowns of 30-plus yards in Sunday's 49-27 win over Washington. Andrew Luck, who leads the league with 4,011 yards, threw for a career-high five TDs. He's 81 yards shy of passing Peyton Manning (12,287) for the most in a player's first three seasons.Look for Indy for Crush the Browns this week.
Prediction: TAKE THE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS - 3.5
Tennessee Titans at New York Giantsvs.
Game Time: Sunday 07 December, 2014 - 1:00pm
Though Coughlin's job appears safe through the final four games, his future is more uncertain. The Giants will miss the playoffs for a third straight season since winning their second Super Bowl in five years. With its coach irritated and the team in a freefall, the organization appears to be at the lowest point of Coughlin's tenure.Thus look for them to come out with guns blazing and take this one from the Titans.
Prediction: TAKE THE NEW YORK GIANTS AT A PICK
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Carolina Panthersvs.
Game Time: Sunday 14 December, 2014 - 1:00pm
Newton was the NFC's offensive player of the week after throwing for three touchdowns and running for another in a 33-21 win at New Orleans, which put Carolina a half-game behind Atlanta for the lead in the NFC South with three games to play. The Panthers will win the division for the second straight year if they win out.
Prediction: TAKE THE CAROLINA PANTHERS - 3
Pittsburgh Steelers at Atlanta Falconsvs.
Game Time: Sunday 14 December, 2014 - 1:00pm
Ben Roethlisberger dusted the Bengals secondary for 3 TDs last time out as the Steelers defeated Cincinnati 42-21 at Paul Brown Stadium. Atlanta comes off a game where it received a 4-TD performance from Matt Ryan in a losing cause against the Packers, a 43-37 final.
Prediction: TAKE THE OVER 55
Baltimore Ravens at Houston Texansvs.
Game Time: Sunday 21 December, 2014 - 1:00pm
The Texans held the Colts to season lows of 17 points and 278 yards, but still failed to win falling to 7-7 on the year. Already without wide receiver Andre Johnson (concussion) and tight end Garrett Graham (ankle), Texans starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick left in the second quarter with a leg injury that forced rookie Tom Savage into duty.
Prediction: TAKE THE UNDER 42
New York Giants at St. Louis Ramsvs.
Game Time: Sunday 21 December, 2014 - 4:30pm
Defensively, the New York Giants feature the league's No. 31-rated road run defense, allowing 150 yards per game. The St. Louis Rams, meanwhile, ranks No. 17 in rushing offense at home. In their last game, the Giants got 3 passing scores out of Eli Manning to a 24-13 win over the Redskins on Sunday at MetLife Stadium. The Rams suffered a Week 15 loss against Arizona in their last game, falling 12-6 at Edward Jones Dome.
Prediction: TAKE THE ST. LOUIS RAMS - 7
Minnesota Vikings at Miami Dolphinsvs.
Game Time: Sunday 21 December, 2014 - 8:00pm
Miami Dolphins No. 12-ranked offense, averaging 23.36 PPG, against a Vikings defense that ranks No. 12 this week at 21.21 PPG. The Dolphins aerial game is averaging 224.14 yards per game, more than the Vikings secondary allows through the air, 216 YPG per game.
Teddy Bridgewater's 315-yard performance through the air wasn't enough last time out, as Detroit earned a 16-14 win over Minnesota on Sunday at Ford Field. In Miami's last outing, Ryan Tannehill threw for 346 yards in a losing cause against the Patriots, 41-13 at Gillette Stadium.
Prediction: TAKE THE MIAMI DOLPHINS - 7.5
Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falconsvs.
Game Time: Sunday 28 December, 2014 - 1:00pm
Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falcons
The Carolina Panthers at Atlanta Falcons week 17 NFL Match up will be one you need to watch. Atlanta could be the spoiler in this tilt. Falcons defensive end Kroy Biermann leads the team with just 4 1/2 sacks, but owns two in his past three. He had a season high-tying seven stops in the first matchups with Carolina, while middle linebacker Paul Worrilow posted nine and leads the team with 136 total tackles.
Betting totals have seen the Atlanta Falcons post a 6-9 over under record this season, while the Carolina Panthers have gone 8-7 against the number. In comparing defenses, the Carolina Panthers own the league's No. 17-rated front 7 in terms of stopping the run, allowing 109.29 yards per game when on the road.
Atlanta, on the other hand, rates No. 24 this week in generating rushing yards at home. Matt Ryan throttled the Saints defense in his team's most recent action, throwing for 322 yards and 1 scores as Atlanta handed New Orleans a 30-14 defeat.
Prediction: TAKE THE ATLANTA FALCONS - 3
Chicago Bears at Minnesota Vikingsvs.
Game Time: Sunday 28 December, 2014 - 1:00pm
Chicago Bears at Minnesota Vikings
Chicago Bears at Minnesota Vikings are heading into a match up for week 17 of the NFL season. Bridgewater connected on 19-of-26 passes for 259 yards, two touchdowns and an interception for the Vikings, who have lost two in a row and will finish under .500 in Mike Zimmer's first year as the team's head coach
Bridgewater connected on 19-of-26 passes for 259 yards, two touchdowns and an interception for the Vikings, who have lost two in a row and will finish under .500 in Mike Zimmer's first year as the team's head coach. Matt Asiata carried the ball 16 times for 58 yards and two touchdowns. Greg Jennings caught three passes for 56 yards and a score but Minnesota's defense allowed a season-worst 493 yards of total offense.
Minnesota's No. 20-ranked offense, averaging 20.8 PPG, against a Bears defense that ranks No. 32 this week at 28.6 PPG. The Vikings aerial game is averaging 202.93 yards per game, less than the Bears secondary allows through the air, 269.33 YPG per game.
Minnesota is coming off a 37-35 setback against the Miami Dolphins, where Matt Asiata scampered for 2 TDs on Sunday.
Prediction: TAKE THE MINNESOTA VIKINGS - 6
St. Louis Rams at Seattle Seahawksvs.
Game Time: Sunday 28 December, 2014 - 4:00pm
St. Louis Rams at Seattle Seahawks
St Louis Rams at Seattle Seahawks enter week 17 of the NFL 2014 - 2015 season battling in Seattle. Seattle racked up a franchise-record 596 yards of offense versus Arizona last weekend, with 267 of that coming on the ground. Russell Wilson ran for 88 yards on six carries with a score while also throwing for 339 yards and two touchdowns.
In their last gridiron battle, Kenny Britt did much of the damage, producing 103 receiving yards but St. Louis managed to defeat the Rams 37-27 at Edward Jones Dome. In their last game, Seattle's aerial attack generated 339 yards and the Seahawks came away with a 35-6 victory over Arizona at University of Phoenix Stadium.
Prediction: TAKE THE OVER 41


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Why Does This Database Depend on Double-blind Studies?
At first glance, it might seem that you can discover whether a treatment is successful quite simply: just try it and see. However, a close analysis of the subject reveals that it's much harder to identify effective treatments than one might think. Decades of investigation have led scientists gradually to the conclusion that there's only one truly trustworthy source of information on whether a medical therapy really works: the double-blind, placebo-controlled study. The reasons behind this conclusion are complicated, and run counter to almost everybody's intuition. In this article, we explore this crucial topic in depth. For a hint why double-blind studies are so important, consider the following examples: in medical trials of drugs used to treat the symptoms of menopause, many of the participants were given a fake treatment (placebo) without being informed that it was fake. 1 The combined results of multiple studies showed that women given placebo experienced a 51% reduction in hot flashes! Similarly, in a large study of men with prostate enlargement, participants given placebo therapy showed significantly improved symptoms and maintained at least some improvement for a full two years. 2Effects like these can be highly misleading to both physicians and patients. Suppose, for example, a physician prescribes a new drug for menopausal symptoms or prostate enlargement, and his or her patients report wonderful improvements. Does this indicate that the drug is effective? Not at all. As we know from the results described in the previous paragraph, many patients will report improvement no matter what they are taking. Thus, a drug can seem to be effective even if it doesn't possess any healing powers beyond the power of suggestion.For a particularly dramatic example of this phenomenon, consider what happened when orthopedic surgeon Bruce Moseley, team physician for the Houston Rockets, decided he needed to properly evaluate the efficacy of an operation commonly used to treat the pain caused by arthritic knees. This surgery involves scraping away rough areas in the knee's cartilage. It is widely believed to be effective, and as many as 400,000 such surgeries are performed each year.Mosely decided to see if the surgery really worked. He conducted a study in which five patients were given the real surgery and five were given fake surgery consisting of little incisions over the knee. He then followed his patients for two years.The results were amazing. Interviews showed that pain and swelling were reduced just as much in the placebo group as in the group that received the real surgery. Four out of the five participants who experienced the fake surgery said it was so helpful they'd gladly recommend it to a friend. Glowing testimonials, in other words, mean nothing. A follow-up trial of 180 individuals confirmed these results, 6 and this surgical approach is on its way to well-deserved oblivion. However, if these properly designed trials had not been undertaken, surgeons might have continued to scrape arthritic knees. No doubt, there are other ineffective surgeries that pass for effective, as well as ineffective herbs, supplements, and alternative therapies, as well. The double-blind, placebo-controlled trial is the best way to eliminate such misleading results. Such trials are the foundation of modern evidence-based medicine, and they are the foundation of the information in the Natural & Alternative Treatments database, as well.In the following discussion, we'll begin by exploring the many factors that can deceive medical researchers. We'll follow that with an explanation of how the double-blind study design solves these problems. After that, we'll analyze the many difficulties involved in performing a meaningful double-blind study and properly interpreting the results. Finally, we'll look at other forms of scientific evidence and explain their limitations.
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Really yummy!! I used California Blend veggies instead of broccoli as that is what I had - I used 2 - 12 oz bags (because 1 bag wasn't enough broccoli)- I pulled the frozen carrots out and diced them like I did the potato. I mashed it a little with a potato masher when it was cooked before adding the cheese mixture. I used skim milk and only 1/2 of an onion.
I did change a few things. The white/cheese sauce didn't taste cheesy enough with just 4 ounces of Velveeta...so I added 8 ounces AND a cup of shredded sharp Cheddar. It was also a little thin for our taste. The flavor was awesome with the above changes, however. Next time, I'll use less water to cook the vegetables or less milk in the white sauce (or a combination of both).
I made some minor changes, instead of velveeta cheese, I used 4 ounces shredded cheddar cheese, left out the salt, and used fresh broccoli florets. With that being said, a very weel-rounded soup this ended up to be. Loved the potatoes in this, and made for a delightful soup, that was flavored and ingredient friendly. Served this along with Broccoli and Cheese Calzones#456649, and Spicy Chile and Garlic Broccoli#464282 for a well rounded out dinner. Made for Zaar Stars Tag.
Doubled this for family and for a carry-in at work. Everyone loved it!! I'll confess that I added extra sharp Cheddar (we're cheese lovers). I'll use just the Cheddar next time rather than the Velveeta because the method of making a white sauce really helps it to melt smoothly. This will be a regular in our home. Thanks Life is Good!
LifeIsGood I can see why your kids request this soup often, it is so good! I used matchstick carrots, cut the potato into small cubes, and used chicken stock instead of bouillon cubes. The whole milk made a lovely white sauce and I used extra Velveeta cheese. Think I might like this soup better than one of my favorite restaurants broccoli cheese soup. YUMMY!! Made and reviewed for KK's Chef's Pick Tag Game.
Fabulous! I made this two days ago before I went to stay with a friend, and took the big pot with me for a casual lunch! I used cheddar cheese instead of velveeta as I cannot get velveeta in France. We all enjoyed it with French bread and the scores were 5's all round! Made for the Aussie Recipe Swap #34 and a real keeper, thanks LifeIsGood! FT:-)
This is an exceptional soup. I made it as written except I did not have velveta. The first time I made this, I used cheddar and the second time I used marble cheese. My family liked it both ways, but cheddar was the best. Thanks for a winning recipe in my house.
WOW! Delicious tasting soup! I used "vegetable stock" instead of the chicken bouillon to keep with the theme of the Veg 'N Swap Vegetarian tag game as I didn't notice when I tagged the recipe that it had chicken in it. LOL!
Fantastic soup! I did use chicken broth instead of bouillon cubes otherwise made as directed. Just delicious! Thank you LIG! I will be making this soup often! Made for KK Fall Cookathon.
Simplistic Goodness. Because I don't keep whole milk in the house I chose to use 2 cups skim and 2 cups 1/2 and 1/2 - FF. Everything else was perfectly spot on. A wonderful heart warming comfort type soup so perfect for this time of year. Made for KK's Mini-Cook-a-Thon.~


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Book Review: Introduction to Post—Keynesian Economics By Marc Lavoie. New York: Palgrave—Macmillan, 2006. 150 pp. $85.00 cloth.1
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Hotel Guest Rating: 9.5/10
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Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Henderson
Swim in the outdoor pool and hot tub, use the 24-hour business center, enjoy free Wi-Fi and relish a complimentary breakfast at the non-smoking Holiday Inn Express & Suites Henderson.
Hotel Features
The three-story Holiday Inn Express has 64 non-smoking rooms with contemporary decor. An in-room microwave, refrigerator, coffeemaker and hairdryer are provided. Set your laptop up on the work desk and use the free Wi-Fi to check your emails. Kick back on a comfortable bed and watch HBO, ESPN and other favorite cable channels on the 32-inch flat-panel TV. On a sunny day, go for a swim in the outdoor pool and hot tub or use the barbeque to grill lunch. Guests can use the 24-hour business center for printing, faxing and internet access. Maintain your fitness routine with an on-site gym. Parking is free.
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The Holiday Inn Express is on Highway 259 near the intersection of Highways 79, 64 and 43 in Henderson, 130 miles southeast of Dallas in East Texas. Drive two miles to visit the shops in historical downtown Henderson and the Henderson Depot Museum. Spend a day enjoying the pool, playground and trails at Lake Forest Park, five minutes away. Business travelers are also near the offices of Capco Fabricators, Mansfield Plumbing Products and Panel Truss Texas, all within five minutes of the inn. Outdoor enthusiasts are 30 minutes from Martin Lake. The inn is 43 miles from Tyler Pounds Regional Airport.
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Priceline guests who choose the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Henderson appreciate the "comfortable" beds, "good" breakfast and "accommodating" hotel staff.
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Spacious room, and ALL staff were extremely friendly and helpful. They offered free breakfast, which was more than satisfactory in taste, variety, and quality.
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If you are hungry in the evening and like Mexican food, we recommend The Jalapeno Tree just up the street. Food was delicious and quantiful (is that a word???)
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Photo: Aaron Craft Brought His Sister To Tears After He Surprised Her Following Ohio State Game Last Night
Aaron Craft is still making girls cry tears of joy at Ohio State. The former Buckeyes' star guard surprised his sister, Cait Craft, a guard on OSU's women's team, after her game Monday night. Aaron Craft's currently playing overseas in Hungary, but got home in time to take in his sister's victorious contest against Virginia Monday night. It looks like it's been a...
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Women's Basketball Preview Part 1: Upperclassmen
Even though football season is still in full swing, basketball season is right around the corner. Hopefully you have been enjoying our series of previews for the Ohio State men's basketball team and today we take a look at the women's team. The OSU women's basketball team took big steps last year in their second year under head coach Kevin McGuff, falling just short to eventual...
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November 08, 2015 | Discuss
Photo: An Unofficial Ohio State Basketball Reunion Was Held At Thad Matta's House Last Night
Thad Matta had some people over to his Columbus home last night. Those people could beat you at basketball. Badly. The Buckeyes' coach held somewhat of an unofficial reunion for a number of his former players, including Aaron Craft, Evan Turner, Evan Ravenel, Jon Diebler, Mark Titus and Greg Oden. Buckeyes! Thanks Coach for a good evening. A photo posted by Greg Oden...
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July 29, 2015 | Discuss
Buckeyes Perfect Zone Defense in 92-55 Win over UMass-Lowell
Somewhere in the realms of the NBA Developmental League circuit, Aaron Craft is confused. The signature man-to-man defense that he patented at Ohio State during his four years on campus was lost in translation Friday, as the Ohio State Buckeyes opened up the season with a 92-55 win at home against the UMass-Lowell River Hawks. While it was Craft that transformed how Buckeye fans...
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Basketball Buckeyes readying for life after Craft
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Hundreds of questions were asked during Ohio State basketball's media day event Thursday afternoon. One felt more appropriate than most of the others. "Where's Aaron Craft?" Most respondents chuckled. Craft's four years as Ohio State's point guard felt like 14. He officially left last spring as the Big Ten's all-time leader in steals, the school record-holder in...
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2014-2015 ITH season preview: Ohio State Buckeyes
With the start of college basketball season on the horizon, we'll be taking a long look at the conference at large as well as Indiana's roster over the next month. Today, we continue our look at the Big Ten with the Ohio State Buckeyes. The Aaron Craft era in Columbus is over and his departure, along […] The post 2014-2015 ITH season preview: Ohio State Buckeyes appeared...
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Aaron Craft Is Getting Married Today And The Women Of Ohio Are Not Happy About It
Sorry, ladies, but it's happening. Aaron Craft will wed high school sweetheart Amber Petersen today. The former Ohio State hoops star, now a member of the NBA's Golden State Warriors, got engaged last summer and will tie the knot this afternoon. The women of Ohio are not happy about this. Sorry, ladies 8 to 80, but Aaron Craft is getting married today. #buckbk — Bob...
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Aaron Craft Signs One-Year Deal With Warriors
Aaron Craft signed a one-year, partially-guaranteed contract with the Warriors on Wednesday after playing for their NBA Summer League team, according to his agent. Craft averaged 7.4 points, 2.8 rebounds, 2.6 steals and 2.4 assists in five summer league games for the Warriors last month, earning high praise from coach Steve Kerr, a longtime admirer. Craft played his college basketball...
Aaron Craft found free time in Vegas 'challenging'
It's safe to say Aaron Craft is no Johnny Manziel. In case there was any doubt, the former Ohio State point guard removed that in a blog entry he wrote for NBA.com about his experience in Las Vegas for summer league play earlier this month. "The most challenging part is the free time," Craft wrote. Given his reputation as a gym rat and an obsessive student, that seems only fitting...
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July 24, 2014 | Discuss
Aaron Craft Jokes That LeBron James Came Back To Ohio Because He Was Given 1-Year Taco Night Membership
Every Tuesday night during Aaron Craft's college career at Ohio State, the point guard and his roommates had a "Taco Night." Attendance at the evening of fine dining was normally reserved for the group of five friends–no girls allowed, especially. Occasionally, a teammate or friend would be allowed to show up, too. The former Ohio State guard joked Friday that the reason...
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July 12, 2014 | Discuss
New Warriors Coach Steve Kerr Has High Praise For Ohio State's Aaron Craft
Aaron Craft's chances of making it in the NBA are probably slim. The former Ohio State point guard is still thought of quite highly by some people in the league, though, including Steve Kerr. Craft, who's currently playing for the Golden State Warriors in the Las Vegas Summer League, received high praise from his team's head coach this afternoon. Steve Kerr on Aaron Craft...
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July 12, 2014 | Discuss
What does the future hold for Aaron Craft's basketball career?
It's no certainty that Ohio State guard Aaron Craft will hear his name during Thursday night's NBA Draft but even if he doesn't, that won't mean the end to his hardwood career. Craft's agent Lance Young puts his client's odds of getting drafted in the 50/50 neighborhood though Craft's inconsistent jumper remains a primary concern. Should Craft not be among the 60 picks made in New...
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June 25, 2014 | Discuss
Ohio State's Aaron Craft Takes Shot At Michigan, Calls Toronto Raptors The 'REAL Team Up North'
At Ohio State, Michigan isn't to be called "Michigan," they're referred to as "The Team Up North." As the school the Buckeyes' hate, the Wolverines are not to be referenced by name. Under Urban Meyer's leadership, anyone associated with the Ohio State football program getting caught saying "Michigan" is often punished with a penance of pushups. Michigan follows...
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June 19, 2014 | Discuss
Aaron Craft Calls Himself An "Anomaly" On Instagram
College basketball fans, for four years, always thought of Ohio State point guard Aaron Craft as a different kind of player. It looks like he realizes as much as well. Craft took to Instagram today to post a graphic that makes it clear that he's proud of his status as a unique kind of athlete. He hashtagged the word "anomaly" under the statement. Craft was a different kind...
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June 03, 2014 | Discuss
Craft, Simon, Smith among Ohio State spring graduates
Ohio State's spring commencement ceremony Sunday at Ohio Stadium included more than 150 current and former Buckeye athletes, a group highlighted by Aaron Craft, John Simon and Katie Smith. Craft, a senior point guard for Ohio State this past season, and Simon, a lineman who finished up his eligibility in 2012, are both best-known for their defensive prowess while Smith is the all...
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May 04, 2014 | Discuss
Craft graduating from Ohio State, aiming for NBA
The Big Ten's all-time steals leader and Ohio State's all-time assists leader, Aaron Craft graduates on Sunday with a 3.9 grade-point average. He got all of one B in his college career. Craft hopes his next stop is the NBA. In a radio interview last week with 97.1 The Fan in Columbus, Craft said he'd just taken his last undergraduate exam and would turn 100 percent of his focus towards...
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May 04, 2014 | Discuss
Aaron Craft Joins Twitter, Tweets That He'll Attend Final Four This Weekend
Former Ohio State point guard Aaron Craft is one of the most beloved players in Buckeyes basketball history. So it should come as no surprise that he's seriously racking up followers on his first day on Twitter. There have been countless Craft fake profiles created, but OSU assistant coach Jeff Boals made sure to let everyone know that this time around, Craft actually has an account...
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Craft wins national NABC honor
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The National Association of Basketball Coaches has named Ohio State's Aaron Craft as its Div.I 2014 National Defensive Player of the Year. Craft completed his career last month as the Big Ten's all-time steals leader with 337 and was twice named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year. Multiple coaches called him one of the best on-ball defenders they'd ever seen. Nationally...
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OOPS: Buckeyes jersey's unfortunate error
O-H... I-O! It's a battle cry for Buckeyes fans. Yet, someone who designed one problematic Ohio State jersey bafflingly messed it up. Here's a jersey spotted at a Foot Locker in Columbus that hit Twitter and is going viral. Brett Spivack, a senior at Ohio State, tweeted the photo of the troubled Aaron Craft jersey. Well, at least it would like right in a mirror? Nah, there's no positive...
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NBA Rumors: Ohio State's Aaron Craft a late second-rounder at best
Aaron Craft was a scrappy defender at Ohio State for four years who lacked an offensive game for four years as well. Most NBA draft experts have Craft getting selected anywhere from mid-second round to undrafted. Craft's career at Ohio State was a successful one, but was it successful enough to gain interest from NBA Gm's? Craft never averaged more than 10 points per game in...
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Dayton Pokes Fun At THE Ohio State After NCAA Tournament Upset (Photo)
Dayton University is taking full advantage of its 60-59 NCAA tournament upset win over in-state rival Ohio State. Good morning, Ohio State fans, courtesy of the @daytondailynews - bit.ly/OEiYec http://t.co/cDVxdmnMys— Sporting News (@sportingnews) March 21, 2014 Sixth-seeded Ohio State fell to the 11th-seeded Flyers on Thursday afternoon, marking the first time since 2009 the...
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#11 Dayton defeated Ohio State, #7 Texas hit a game winner to defeat #10 Arizona State, and #12 seeds Harvard and North Dakota State pulled off the 12-5 upsets. What better way to sum up Thursday than with two of the most memorable photos from Day One of the NCAA Tournament? How about, combine the […]
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As you probably have seen already, Ohio State lost in epic fashion to underdog Dayton during the second-round of Thursday's NCAA Tournament. After Craft's potential game-winning shot clanked off the iron, the senior playing in his last game as a Buckeye, presented Twitter with the perfect photoshop opportunity after falling to the floor. Via Via Via The post The Best of Aaron...
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Former Louisville point guard Peyton Siva served up a blogger who cracked a Peyton Siva joke over Twitter Thursday during the NCAA Tournament. Our buddy Kevin Clancy, who is the lead blogger for NYC Barstool, made a joke about Aaron Craft after the longtime Ohio State point guard's career came to an end following a […]
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Among the most valuable assets in any nation are the knowledge, skills and productive experience that economists call "human capital." When successful people with much human capital leave the country, either voluntarily or because of hostile governments or hostile mobs whipped up by demagogues exploiting envy, lasting damage can be done to the economy they leave behind.
Fidel Castro's confiscatory policies drove successful Cubans to flee to Florida, often leaving much of their physical wealth behind. But poverty-stricken refugees rose to prosperity again in Florida, while the wealth they left behind in Cuba did not prevent the people there from being poverty stricken under Castro. The lasting wealth the refugees took with them was their human capital.
We have all heard the old saying that giving a man a fish feeds him only for a day, while teaching him to fish feeds him for a lifetime. Redistributionists give him a fish and leave him dependent on the government for more fish in the future.
If the redistributionists were serious, what they would want to distribute is the ability to fish, or to be productive in other ways. Knowledge is one of the few things that can be distributed to people without reducing the amount held by others.
That would better serve the interests of the poor, but it would not serve the interests of politicians who want to exercise power, and to get the votes of people who are dependent on them.
Barack Obama can endlessly proclaim his slogan of "Forward," but what he is proposing is going backwards to policies that have failed repeatedly in countries around the world.
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There's some strong music to keep you company while you're waiting in line at McDonalds this week (the McRib is back, in case you haven't heard). Good Charlotte perfects their pop-punk skills, Elvis Costello pretends to be American, N.E.R.D. plays with the beat, Neil Diamond picks apart other people's songs, and Black Dub is quite possibly the coolest band you've never heard. Until now.
VIDEO: Check out this week's must-play pick: Black Dub.
PLAY: Good Charlotte, "Cardiology"
If you've heard one Good Charlotte song you've heard them all. But here's the rub: If you keep hearing them, they get more infectious. I guess they're doing something right. For my money, the Madden boys are the best of the Hot Topic pack. Chances are you'll be busting out "Cardiology" at next year's spring break party.
WATCH the music video for Good Charlotte's single "Like It's Her Birthday."
PLAY: N.E.R.D., "Nothing"
Pharrell Williams has lofty dreams for N.E.R.D.'s newest. He wants us to step back from the world's ills and remember who we are. I'm not sure that "Nothing" will make listeners think about anything other than getting sweaty, but is that a problem? "Nothing" is full of brotherly love and big-time grooves. Along with the Roots, N.E.R.D. continues to fuse American music into an entirely original animal.
WATCH the video for N.E.R.D.'s single "Hot N' Fun" (featuring Nelly Furtado).
PLAY: Elvis Costello, "National Ransom"
After 33 studio albums, we all know the many moods of Elvis Costello. There's the jazz student, the angry punk, the rock purist, the classical dabbler, the pop traditionalist, and the roots traveller. This time out, Costello revisits his Americana passions with T Bone Burnett. It's no "King of America," but it is good country-inspired company.
WATCH Elvis Costello and T Bone Burnett discuss the songs on "National Ransom."
SKIP: Neil Diamond, "Dreams"
Neil Diamond has written some of the most popular songs in history, but this time out he takes a page from some other songbooks, as he performs covers of the Beatles, Leonard Cohen, Bill Withers, and one of his own. Diamond said that he originally intended the recordings to stay in the closet. That might have been a good idea. "Dreams" is unmistakably sincere but unrelentingly cheesy.
WATCH Neil Diamond perform "I'm a Believer."
PLAY: Black Dub, "Black Dub"
Daniel Lanois is a busy dude. Fresh off producing Neil Young's new album, "Le Noise" (and recovering from a motorcycle accident), the U2 producer has formed his own band with session masters Brian Blade and Daryl Johnson, along with Trixie Whitley (daughter of late proto-bluesman Chris Whitley). Black Dub is full of smoking, sonic soul. And Trixie Whitley is the next Joss Stone -- only earthier and with a cool factor passed down from her dad.


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AutomationDirect's UK6 18mm ultrasonic sensors are now available with shorter bodies. The new UT2F wide face series of 30mm sensors has an increased sensing distance of up to six meters. Available with 10 output types, these IP67-rated sensors have LED status indicators and have either an attached two-meter output cable or an M12 quick-disconnect connector. The 18mm UK6 series and the 30mm UT2F series sensors are available in sensing ranges from 40mm to 900mm and 350-6000 mm sensing ranges respectively. Both have overload protection, a lifetime warranty and are cULus, CE and RoHS approved.
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After almost a decade of uncertainty, the confidence of plant floor managers is soaring. Even with a number of challenges and while implementing new technologies, there is a renewed sense of optimism among plant managers about their business and their future.
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Key Lime Bars
45 minutes
1 cup butter
1/2 cup powdered sugar
2 cups flour
4 eggs,beaten
2 cups sugar
pinch salt
6 Tbls.bottled Key Lime juice
1 Tsp.baking powder
additional confectioner's sugar for dusting
How to make it
Preheat oven to 350.
For crust:Mix butter,1/2 cup powdered sugar and 2 cups flour.Pat into a 9X13 inch greased pan.
Bake for 20 minutes,or until pale golden in color.
Beat together eggs,sugar,lime juice,add flour,salt and baking powder.Mix well and pour on top of crust.Bake for 25 minutes.
Remove.When cool dust with powdered sugar.Cut into squares.
Keep any remaining bars chilled.
Note:Orginal recipe doesnt call for it,but I like to add fresh lime zest for extra lime flavor*
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The Heisman Trophy has become an itinerant worker the last few years. After 9/11, the Downtown Athletic Club sent its baby 'round to various venues for the ceremony.
Eventually, the DAC settled on a deal with the brand-new Sports Museum of America in Lower Manhattan last year to give it a proper home and a job as unofficial greeter and legitimizing force for the museum.
(If it's okay, could the Heisman stay with you just for a few days? You know, till it gets back on its sturdy base.)
Unfortunately, the DAC's bronze buddy couldn't stiff-arm financial troubles for the Sports Museum of America, which reported cutbacks in December. Now the museum has apparently gone under, closing shop overnight and dropping its Web site off the face of the Internet in the last day.
The museum started with $52 million of post-9/11 bond money and other private investment to become the über-sports museum. Unfortunately, it didn't even make it to its first birthday. Maybe the museum won't qualify for stimulus money, but digging out of the Tim Tebow love the last two years sure makes this feel like a shovel-ready project.


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Me and the sunrise - by Samuel by vincentfavreWatch
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This shot is truly amazing.
Seriously awesome shot and VERY creative for an ID!
wow great color,great scape
good job
good job
OMG, It's is amazing, really great work! I love it !
your friends' eyes are just as good as yours
great one
Great ID. A really sharp and well-composed silhouette.
Great shot.
Tres originale composition ,Excellent
chapeau à Samuel une autre très belle ID... quelles couleurs !
AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME~! Can I have one like this too?! WOW~! I love it! But I think you are somewhere very high above the sea level! I have serious height phobia! =S
You look tall... very beautiful.
Great photo and what a fabulous gallery your friend has I have bookmarked it.
Really great shot! Perfect timing. ^^
Superbe couché de soleil, et contre jour !
Man at work. Best job in the world . Great picture.
Just fascinating! Must have been a wonderful sunset!
Sunset in the morning? Take a look at the title
This shot made a wonderful avatar for you! Coco
totally wonderful
Thanks to Samuel, please visit his Website which is wonderful (pano photography)
gosh, Samuel is amazing too! Great id Vincent!
Nice color and shade ..
nice picture.
I absolutely love this one and I'm so happy you posted it! If there was ever a competition for best avatar I'd vote for you a hundred times over!
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!
So you vote for Samuel, please visit his website
This is an awesome photographer and a wonderful person...
This is an awesome photographer and a wonderful person...
It's always great to have a fine photographer capture you at work...this is really nice!
J'ai déjà vu sa galerie. Magnifique !