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Bubba's Cooks Country: Chicken Any Way You Want, Especially if it's Fried
Any closer to this chicken-fried steak and you'd be eating it.
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6617 Hillcrest Ave.
Dude Factor: 9, or Benjamin Buford Blue, on a scale of 1 (Bubba the Grouper) to 10 (Bubba Ho-Tep)
There's not much in this world that couldn't do with some more gravy, but Bubba's chicken-fried steak may top the list.
That aside, it's hard to find fault with their take on the CFS at this SMU institution (older bro to the Texas chain of Babe's Chicken Dinners). Go for the full order and you'll get not one, but two tender steaks wrapped up in a robust, craggy fried shell and topped with a modest--but quickly exhausted--helping of white gravy. The menu says you'll get one roll--you'll get two. Choose the right pair of sides and you'll hardly miss the rest of your afternoon.
That's how it went yesterday afternoon for a lunch crew in dire need of a backup lunch spot, after a little iPhone misdirection to our Plan "A" led us to an empty storefront off Hillcrest Avenue. Our five-strong set of hungry brohams, after some deliberation, cut south down an alley, the kind of place it seemed like we might encounter a rival FrontBurner or Pegasus gang lying in wait.
The coast was clear, so after getting our day's exercise covering the two blocks to Bubba's, we each took turns with one of the most promising menus a dude could want. It's a colorful place inside--a real '50s diner feel, checkered tile floors and big red booths--but the mostly fried menu, from chicken to pies, is about 18 different shades of brown. True, the word "Vegetables" looms like a big downer on the menu board, but here the word is given its "20 Questions" definition, as in, anything that's not meat and not a rock. Among Bubba's vegetable options: mashed potatoes, baked beans and rolls.
After a weekend in College Station, Chicken Finger Capital of the World, original Food Dude Noah signed on for another helping of bone-out poultry at Bubba's: three chicken tenders, two sides and a roll.
Maybe because I've had this monster haunting my dreams the last two weeks, maybe because of the laminated article calling Bubba's chicken-fried steak the best in town, I opted for the CFS plate with fried okra and baked beans on the side. I went all-in with a full order, which comes with two steaks; you can save three bucks if you only want one.
With a four-up Coca-Cola fountain that has probably been around long enough to see Tab Clear come and go, Bubba's doesn't cater to any rarified beverage tastes, and they're not about to just give the goods away.Take all the iced tea you want, but a sign above the machine says soda refills are 25 cents.
Lucky you! 10 minutes to twiddle your thumbs and watch the rest of the table eat lunch.
Three guys in our group ordered the chicken fingers (Bubba's other meat options: fried chicken, grilled (not fried) tenders, fried catfish or chicken and biscuits) and walked away from the register with their lunch trays piled high. Two of us who went the CFS route were told we'd have to wait five minutes, and walked back to the table carrying a drink, a pad of butter and a moist towelette.
While Hophead and I sat at the table waiting for the steaks, watching the rest of the table tear into their chicken, rolls, corn and mashed potatoes--easily 10 minutes, not five--that moist towelette was no consolation for an empty tray.
The full chicken-fried steak setup, four shades of brown.
They brought the CFS plates out to us, though, and I'll warrant it was probably worth the wait. After staring at the honey pitcher on the table for what felt like an hour, I was glad to have an extra roll to empty it on.
The thick crust on the steak put up a fight but the meat underneath cut easily. The chicken-fried breading was thoroughly spiced and plenty flaky--though the gravy ladled onto each steak wasn't nearly enough to cover the meal, let alone the okra-mopping it would take to clear the plate. By the end of it all, it was a nearly flawless lunch--and pretty good training for the nine-pounder in Fort Worth. Next time, though, I'll do it right, with a 10-minute head start and an extra cup of gravy on the side.
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February 18, 2010
Thursday notebook: Offense may be back on track
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While it looked as if the Huskers were running a more up-tempo offense and didn't hesitate to fire up a 3-pointer - they made a season-high 14-of-21 from beyond the arc - Sadler said his game plan was the same it's been all season.
"We made shots," Sadler said. "We made 14 3s. I thought for sure we had as good of shots last night as we had in the two previous games, but we didn't make those in the two previous games. Offense looks a lot better when you're making shots. But we weren't pushing it any harder or any slower or running anything different than we've been running."
Whatever the reason for Nebraska's offensive explosion of sorts against the seventh-ranked Wildcats, the hope is that it will serve as a jumping point for continued shooting success.
In particular, younger players like sophomore guard Brandon Richardson and redshirt freshman guard Eshaunte Jones both seemed to find their rhythm Wednesday night.
After cooling off a bit from his hot start to conference play, Richardson scored 15 points on 5-of-6 shooting from the floor. Jones was almost just as efficient, as he finished with 11 points on 4-of-6 shooting, including hitting 3-of-4 from 3-point range.
Even freshman guard Ray Gallegos started to find his groove with eight points while going 3-of-5 from the field.
The game may have ended in yet another disappointing loss, but if Wednesday was any indication, the Huskers at least look to be taking a few steps in the right direction.
"Obviosuly the last two ball games we had not shot it very well," Sadler said, "so I'm sure like anything else, when you do something a little bit better than you feel a little bit better about yourself."
Sadler not worried about Missouri's press
Missouri has built up a reputation for being one of the fastest-paced teams in the country, primarily because of its 40-minute full-court press defense.
Even so, Sadler isn't too concerned about it.
While the Tigers have been able to dictate games this season with their press under head coach Mike Anderson, Sadler said his Huskers haven't had much trouble against it.
Never mind the fact that NU has committed an average of nearly 15 turnovers a game in their seven meetings against Missouri under Sadler, including 12 earlier this season in Columbia.
Still, Sadler said his squad has already faced more challenging defensive presses this year, and preparing for the Tigers the second time around isn't nearly the priority it may seem to be.
"Missouri's press never has bothered us," Sadler said. "I think playing last night helped, because I think Kansas State's one of the best (defensive) teams in the league. Missouri does some nice things too, but I think our success for the most part always has to do with how we're shooting the basketball."
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Rich Dubee said he's thought about it. But he hasn't talked about it.
So for now, the Phillies are noncommittal on whether Kyle Kendrick or Vance Worley will make the next turn in the rotation when the fifth starter spot comes up Saturday at New York.
"We have time," Dubee said.
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Just me messing around with inverting the colors on my original drawing of the MkII. It was this that actually got me to change the color scheme.
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Crescent Dinner Rolls Recipe
These light, golden rolls have a heavenly homemade flavor and aroma. Mom never hesitates to whip up a batch of these from-scratch rolls, since they're a delightful way to round out a meal. -Debra Falkiner, St. Charles, Missouri
- 1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
- 1/4 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
- 1 tablespoon plus 1/2 cup sugar, divided
- 3/4 cup warm milk (110° to 115°)
- 3 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 5 to 5-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- Melted butter
- 1. In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Add 1 tablespoon sugar; let stand for 5 minutes. Add the milk, eggs, butter, salt and remaining sugar. Stir in enough flour to form a stiff dough. Turn onto a floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 6-8 minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to grease top. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1-1/2 hours.
- 2. Punch dough down. Divide into thirds. Roll each into a 12-in. circle; cut each circle into eight wedges. Brush with melted butter; roll up wedges from the wide end and place, pointed end down, 2 in. apart on greased baking sheets. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 30 minutes. Bake at 375° for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from pans to wire racks. Yield: 2 dozen.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (1 each) equals 161 calories, 5 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 38 mg cholesterol, 149 mg sodium, 25 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 4 g protein.
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Everybody loves waffles, but Honey Stinger's 16-Pack of Stinger Waffles might elevate your love to the next level. Not only are they delicious (with flavors running the gamut from lemon to vanilla to chocolate to strawberry), but they pack a natural nutrition punch that's tastier than lab-developed frankenbars. Most of the energy comes from honey, which is easy to digest so you never feel like you just ate a brick. The chewy texture of the waffle is just right—not too hard, not too soft—and they're so tasty that you'll probably find yourself snacking on them even when you're off the bike or trail. Each box comes with 16 individually wrapped waffles that are easy to stash away in a pocket. Heads up—Honey Stinger waffles contain wheat, soy, and eggs, so they're not for folks with allergies.
- 16 individually wrapped waffles
- 160 calories per waffle
- Contains wheat, soy, and eggs
- Item #HON0011
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Great for on the go
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
I eat these everywhere I go. Whether it is on the commute, on the trail, skin, track, or even sitting at my desk working.
husband loves these
husband loves these all his friends are wanting to get them
Stroopwafels be damned!
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
OK, not really as these cannot compete with a hot cup of coffee and a stroopwafel in the morning, but you may be able to convince yourself otherwise on an early morning tour. Keep one in your pocket and it is a nice treat as you need a few calories on your way up the skin track. Very slim/light and just enough taste/sweetness along with 160 calories to keep you going. I like all the flavors, but usually prefer to grab a Gingersnap or Vanilla if given a choice. Slip one in a pocket, fishing vest or jacket and you have a quick and easy to digest snack for the day ahead.
My go to snack so tasty
Buyer Beware,
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
These things are addicting!
One of my Go-to's
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
If you've got questions about these waffles, other Honey Stinger products, or energy foods, feel free to contact me.
I personally use these for a variety of sports. Longer ski tours, hikes, backpacking, longer trad climbs...pretty much anything where space and weight are important.
I've used a variety of the flavors (I think almost all but possibly chocolate) and have no issues with the taste. I think it's better than other energy foods out there. But keep in mind, flavor/taste will differ from person to person and day to day.
Cold Days:
On cold days energy bars and foods tend to harden up and become incredibly difficult to eat. What I love about the waffles is that they're low profile so putting 1-2 of these on my body in a warm area (arm pit, pockets, back or my hand under my gloves) they can thaw out in a less annoying way than a bulky bar will.
If you've got questions or want to chat about these or any other energy food before picking some up, feel free to reach out and I'd be happy to help out navigate the landscape of energy foods.
Watch out for expiration dates!!
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
First off, these are excellent waffles. 5 stars, every flavor is the bomb.
This review is 1 star for backcountry.com and their diminishing quality control, which is borderline unethical this time. Usually a box of waffles has a ~9-month-from-the-day-you-get-them expiration date. This time, and the last time, I get a box or two with an expiration date of 2 weeks from when I receive them. So they're rock hard, borderline stale, and it's BS that backcountry is sneaking old inventory into orders. Shame on the quality control people, it's sad you are now repeatedly sinking to this.
Really sorry to hear that you received a box that was within a few days/weeks of its expiration.
Please contact me and I'd be happy to get this all corrected for you.
Gingersnap and Lemon, All the way
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
I've eaten my fair share of these little condensed individually wrapped waffles, and I must say gingersnap tastes just like a gingerbread cookie and lemon tastes like a lemon fiber one bar. Strawberry flavor is good too. I was not keen on vanilla at first try, tastes like a butter cookie to me. It grows on you though.
easy to digest, good taste
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
Still one of my favorite during ride products. it tastes good and I digest it easily. Everyone I have handed them off to has liked them a lot as well.
Nom Nom Nom So TASTY
- Familiarity:I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I snarfed a caramel flavored Honey Stinger Waffle and I really, really enjoyed it.
I was going to eat it out on the trail and give y'all a thorough report on the quality and length of the energy boost, you know, all the good stuff.
Here's the thing though, it looked really good. So I ate it in the car.
I have a couple of thoughts beyond taste. I'm not a big fan of energy food. I once read a compelling article about Snickers bars; the author pointed out that if going by calories per ounce and even by nutrition, a Snickers bar is as good or better than a lot of the energy or "power" foods marketed to outdoorsmen.
For me, backpacking has always been a great excuse to eat a Snickers bar, after all, I think they're damned tasty but I don't eat them often because I really don't need the help expanding my waistline - you know?
Snickers are 134 calories per ounce. Honey Stinger Waffles pack 160 calories per ounce. Also, Snickers have a nasty habit of melting on a hot summer day, no such worry with a Honey Stinger Waffle.
If space or melting is an issue, or if, saints forefend, you just don't like Snickers - why not reach for a Honey Stinger Waffle?
I'm certainly gonna throw one in my pack now and then for variety.
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
Lemon, chocolate, regular they're all good to eat.
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
all I can say is WOW!
Ride food of choice!!
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
when I have to grab for a packaged treat during a ride this is the only thing I choose.
Perfect size and easy to digest during hard rides.
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
These are delicious and provide great variety from the other types of sporty snacks. I switch off between these and the chews (also from Honey Stinger, or the chews from Clif) and they all work great to keep me going.
My favorite flavor is strawberry, but it's hard to go wrong. Don't pay way more buying these individually at the last minute at the shop/store! Stock up and be stoked.
Poor packaging from Back country
I purchased 3 boxes of HS waffles. They were put into a oversize box and the individual packages were scatter through out the box. I suspect that I will have a lot of crumbled waffles. The individual boxes were not taped shut and there was very little packaging material to keep them from getting scattered about. The stingers are great but I would use a different vendor. Backcountry did a pretty poor job. The five star rating is for the Honey stingers. If rated separately I would have give them a one star for at least getting the right product.
Great taste and easy to eat
An energy bar you can really chug. These usually end up as a package of crumbs which is fine if you just want to tip them back like a bag of crumbled up chips. Way easier than breaking your teeth off in a hardened bar.
Hits the spot
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
These are my favorite snacks for trail runs. Simple taste and good ingredients. Doesn't upset my stomach like most other "bars". Top flavors are honey and gingersnap. I put them in my Patagonia Pro Strider shorts and don't have an issue with them crumbling.
Am I Eating a Cookie?
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
I usually hate eating bars or prepackage foods, but Honey Stinger products have become the exception to that. These are so tasty that I have to remind myself that it's not a dessert. I like to bring these on climbs - they are lightweight and easy to eat. Perfect little mid day snack! All the flavors are really good too. You can't really go wrong with any of them.
Pack in the calories, pack out crumbs
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
Very tasty and with 160 calories per waffle they pack in the energy right when you need it. I'm removing a star because of the packaging/crumble factor. The way they open you literally break the waffle in half every time you open it. Maybe this is fine, even better, for eating, but it's kinda annoying. Where the Clif Shot Block has ideal packaging for consumption, this is the opposite. The crumble factor could be residual from the crumbling career of Lance Armstrong who was previously the poster boy.
Great Snack for Riding
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
The waffles are a must-have for the trail. Great if you want something more substantial than gummies but still with that sugar kick. Chocolate and gingersnap are super tasty.
How do these hold up in the heat? Do they...
How do these hold up in the heat? Do they get sticky in the package, thus getting hands sticky? How about during winter activities, how solid/hard do they get?
In the heat they get malleable not sticky though by any means. In the cold they freeze pretty easily like all food. I usually will stick it under my arm pit for a minute until I feel like my teeth can handle it.
Will these freeze and be too hard to eat...
Will these freeze and be too hard to eat during below freezing temps? Thanks
Not water-based, so no solidifying when cold!
Yes, they freeze and become hard as rocks. You can still eat them (I did), but they're hard to break and bite into (feels almost like chewing on hard candy) and you'll probably prefer something more palatable. If you are going on a day trip, I don't think it will be a problem, because it took mine a couple days of snow camping to really become hard and inedible.
Are you going to make smaller waffle sizes...
Are you going to make smaller waffle sizes so that i can put them into runners pockets?
The waffle is just to big for running
Ray, I do not believe they package them any smaller than this one. You might want to post a suggestion on the manufactures website to let them know there is interest.
Seriously? How about breaking it in half?


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Please see above. Most disappointing hotel. The hotel has met the criteria of providing shower, wash basin was in bedroom, toilet/shower room cramped. Could not fit suitcases through door! Staff apart from checkin were not very friendly. We did not bother having breakfast. Not suitable room for couple.
Closeness to Kings Cross underground, help yourself full English Breakfast, friendly and helpful staff. Best London budget hotel we've stayed in
No, although our sash window would not stay open very wide but we proped it open with a trainer shoe until we went out so no problem.
Close to Kingscross, cosy room and polite staff
No bathroom heating.
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BRONC / LADY BRONC SOCCER - The Bronc and Lady Bronc soccer teams played non-conference matches at Buffalo last night the Lady Broncs beat Buffalo shutting out the Bison 3-0 in the boys game they played into overtime and the Broncs and Bison had to settle for a 1-All overtime tie.
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Shane Stevens stepped up again in the Bareback riding placing fourth in the first round, Shane also placed fourth in the second round and finished third in the average, all with a torn mcl in his right knee. An injury he suffered last weekend in Torrington, WY.
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From an elegant new Islay scotch to a campfire toasted corn whiskey, then two locally-tied spirits, a rye with barbershop ties and a liqueur line imported by SF locals, there's some noteworthy new sips to share with you.
LAPHROAIG 2011 CAIRDEAS - Laphroaig [1]'s master distiller John Campbell and Global Brand Ambassador Simon Brooking were in SF a couple weeks ago. I spent an afternoon with them sipping Laphroaig's brand new 2011 Cairdeas, Ileach Edition. Limited release, only 350 cases have been made available to the US, of which SF alone has 75 (at Whiskey Shop [2] on Sutter Street). On the heels of last year's limited Cairdeas Master's Edition, this winning version is non-chill filtered, hinting at that quintessential Islay peatiness but rounded out with an overall earthy, slate quality, and gentle sweet notes of candied orange.
Laphroaig is releasing a Triple-wood Quarter Cask scotch this Fall in the US (already a big seller in UK), which is basically their creamy, spicy Quarter Cask [3] scotch finished in sherry casks. Though I have a bottle of their now extinct 15yr, and their 10yr is a peat-heavy Islay standard, my favorite remains their 18yr [4], a less peaty, more balanced beauty redolent of salt, vanilla, honey, with gentle spice and layered depth.
BALCONES BRIMSTONE - In my 7×7 corn whiskey article [5], I list Balcones corn whiskey [6], a 2010 Double Gold medal winner at SF World Spirits Competition [7]. They just released a new whiskey, Brimstone, smoked with sun-baked Texas scrub oak.
My first reaction upon tasting it is to crave BBQ (not unlike with MB Roland's delightful Black Dog http://mbrdistillery.com/products.aspx [8], another smoked corn whiskey, although both have quite a different taste profile). Balcones Brimstone tastes, yes, of fresh corn, but with a bold, smoky, campfire essence, and more than a hint of sweet cumin. Distiller Chip Tate calls it, "Texas campfire in a glass." That's exactly it. An intriguing addition to the Balcones line.
I can't help but be drawn more towards smoked corn whiskeys than to standard, clear corn whiskeys.
1512 SPIRITS - Salvatore Cimino is a Nob Hill barber by day (at 1512 Pine Street [9]), and whiskey distiller by night. Cimino comes from a distilling lineage with a Prohibition-era bootlegger grandfather, whose 1923 photo (right) graces the bottle of 1512 Spirits [10]' Barbershop Rye.
Distilled over direct fire in Rohnert Park (using one Portuguese copper alembic still and one 70-gallon finishing still [11]), 1512 is truly small batch at 350 bottles per month. Made from 100% rye grain, his unaged rye ($32-35 a bottle) is surprisingly balanced and flavor-rich for a young whiskey.
I sampled the aged rye (not yet released), aged in 3-gallon new char, American oak barrels. At merely three months, it's already showing robust color and body, the taste full with rich wood notes. Sal hopes to release a classic bourbon and a cherry-smoked bourbon in the future.
Sip these locally-made beauties at 15 Romolo, 83 Proof, Swig and Rye, or buy a bottle at Jug Shop, Healthy Spirits, Cask, Liquid Experience. Even LA's Father's Office [12] is serving 1512 alongside their beloved burger.
pür•spirits – Recently released in SF (find them at D&M [13] on Fillmore and online at K&L [14]), pür•spirits [15] is a German-distilled spirits' line with a local connection: it was imported to the US by SF locals, Kiki and Harvey Braverman, from Kiki's native Germany.
Though there are also two vodkas and a malted barley spirit, I sampled pür's three liqueurs:
- Blood Orange: Spiced and sweet, it is redolent of cinnamon and cloves.
- Elderflower: No, it does not taste identical to St. Germain, but is, rather, a little lighter, gently sweet and floral with hand-picked white elderflowers from around Lake Constance, which is situated between Switzerland, Austria and Germany.
- Pear: I've tasted a lot of pear liqueurs, from locally-made ones to those only found in Switzerland, Germany, etc… pür•likör williams is unusual not only in its almost lighter-than-air, delicate mouth feel, but in that it tastes just like fresh-pressed pears. It is my favorite of the three.
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A full featured PDF editing program that works on Mac OSX with great editing feature is iSkysoft PDF Editor for Mac. Besides its standard editing features like annotations, import, export and adding text or images, PDF Editor for Mac has excellent support for PDF forms.
Filling out interactive PDF forms on a Mac OSX powered machine has never been easier, thanks to iSkysoft. Since interactive forms are recognized by the program, users need to simply click on the field to fill it out and begin typing. Meanwhile, users could also add annotations as a text field for non-interactive PDF forms.
Step 1. Load Your PDF
To use the form fill feature program on a Mac computer, simply launch the program and import the file by clicking the "Open File" button. You will then have the ability to fill out forms without hassle.
If the file has interactive forms, the forms would be highlighted indicating that the fields can be filled out with any value. By clicking on any of the highlighted text fields, users can easily fill out the forms.
Step 2. Fill PDF Form
However, in the event that the file has forms that were not set as interactive forms, a user can insert a text field where he or she can put the values. To do this, simply click on "Edit", which is located at the top menu bar, then double click to modify the texts or choose "Add Text". Next, select Text Box in the option. Place the Text box on the desired location and fill it out with the required value.
Another amazing feature the program has is importing and exporting PDF form data so that filling out the forms does not have to be done manually. This handy ability makes the task quicker and easier.
Scenario 2. How to Create a PDF Form on Mac
iSkySoft PDF Editor Pro for Mac also comes with another advanced feature. That is, to create PDF forms. Aside from its support for predefined and built-in PDF form functions, the app has other form specific tools that aid in the creation of a form. These tools include Text Fields, Radio Button, Check Box, List box, Button and Drop Down Menu.
Step 1. Import PDF from Local Computer
To create the form, simply click the "Open File" button to open the file with the Pro version of iSkysoft PDF Editor for Mac. After the file has been fully loaded, you can then proceed.
Step 2. Create a PDF Form
On the page, click on the "Form" button and select the kind of field to be added then select the areas where to place them. Finally, save your work.
Part 2. How to Fill PDF Forms on Windows (Windows 10 Compatible)
iSkysoft PDF Editor for Windows also works wonderfully with Windows. Users can enjoy the same great features as their Mac OS compatible counterpart. The Windows version of the software also has the capability to edit PDF documents and, of course, fill out predefined PDF forms. Files saved as an office type could also be imported to be edited as PDF for the necessary changes and updates.
Method 1. Directly Fill a Form in PDF
Working on the files is as easy as opening them using iSkysoft PDF Editor from their respective locations. The program will automatically detect the interactive form and let you to do PDF filing directly.
For non-interactive form, you can go to the "Forms" tab and select the "Edit Form" option that you will work on. This is true to all documents saved in any format that supports fillable forms.
Method 2. Convert PDF to Fillable Form
The iSkysoft PDF Editor can also convert the files from PDF to different Windows formats. This functionality comes in handy when the recipient does not have a PDF software and needs to use a different program for any reason. This also allows for easy editing which includes adding text and images.
To do this, click the "Home" tab then choose the format to which you wish to convert the file. Default options include MS Word, MS Excel and MS PowerPoint among others. After such, the file could be exported or saved to any desired format including PDF.
iSkysoft PDF Editor is undoubtedly able to maximize the ideal features and characteristics of PDF to the delight of its users. As it lets users edit PDF documents on either Mac OS or Windows OS powered computers easily and effortlessly, it is no wonder that this program is among the top software used for this purpose. With increasing support to a number of platforms, it effectively widens the margin for productivity. Whether in the field of education, commerce, medicine or law, its extensive features have been proven to be very beneficial when editing or filling out forms. Truly, this program is a dependable partner for such purposes.


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Parents need to know that Abby Caddaby is a magical character whose characteristic enthusiasm is contagious -- and sometimes a little raucous. There's virtually no iffy content here and plenty of good stuff -- including lessons on cooperation, imagination, counting in Spanish, and the wonderful letter "P."
When Abby, Rosita, and Penguin play princess, there are moments when a friend gets stuck on a balcony or loses a roller skate. Who comes to help but a befuddled Paul Rudd as the handsome -- if intellectually limited -- prince. When his methods don't work, the girls tell him, "That's all right, we don't need a prince. We can figure it out ourselves." And then Abby and her friends have even more good times playing games with the letter "P," making believe with Elmo, and boogieing with Natalie Portman.
Educational and entertaining, with a few jokes thrown in for parents, this latest addition to the Sesame Street collection is best suited for the pre-K set -- though adult fans of Rudd's more grown-up roles will enjoy watching him ham it up in his cheesy prince costume.
Abby and Elmo fans will enjoy watching their Muppet pals solve problems, make up games to play, and enjoy life on their special neighborhood. Though they can be a little high-pitched for adult ears, the interactive games that Abby and Elmo play are wholesome, educational, colorful, and fun. You couldn't ask for a better combo for wee viewers.
Families can talk about magic. Is magic real? In what ways is Abby magic?
Are Abby and Rosita and Elmo doing the same things that real kids are doing? In what ways do they seem like kids you know? How are they different?
Elmo teaches Abby how to make believe. Kids: Do you know how to make believe? Are videos and TV real or make believe? How do you know?
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Nikolaus Knüpfer (Dutch, about 1603 - 1655)
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Nikolaus Knüpfer used light to draw attention to the confrontation between the two figures. King Croesus and his queen are bathed in a bright light that illuminates their exquisite finery, the white satin and gold tablecloth, and the succulent delicacies and gold wares on the table. Light also falls upon the solitary figure of Solon, accentuating his isolated position below in the stage-like setting. This composition's carefully planned design and lighting reveal Knüpfer's interest in contemporary Dutch theater.
Private Dealer (Turin, Italy)
Emile E. Wolf (New York, New York), sold, through Hoogsteder-Naumann, Ltd. (New York, New York), to the J. Paul Getty Museum, 1984.
Plietzsch, Eduard. Holländische und flämische Maler des XVII. Jahrh. (Leipzig: Veb E. A. Seemann Verlag, 1960) pp. 33-34, fig. 32.
Kuznetsow, Juri. "Nikolas Knüpfer, biographie, themes et sources de la creation artistique; catalogue des oeuvres." (Russian texts with French summary). Trudy Gosudarstvennogo Ermitazha, Zapadnoevropeiskoe Iskusstvo, 8. (Moscow: 1965) p. 221, cat. no. 113.
Kuznetzow, J.I. "Nikolaus Knupfer (1603?-1655)." Oud Holland, vol. 88, no. 3. (1974) p. 199, fig. 17, cat. no. 112.
"Acquisitions/1984." The J. Paul Getty Museum Journal 13 (1985) p. 208, no. 133, repr.
Sutton, Peter C. A Guide to Dutch Art in America (Grand Rapids, MI: Wm. B. Eerdmans, 1986) p. 140, and fig. 202.
Inaugural Exhibition of Old Master Paintings, exh. cat. (New York: Otto Naumann, Ltd., 1995) p. 148, ill.
Jaffé, David. Summary Catalogue of European Paintings in the J. Paul Getty Museum (Los Angeles: J. Paul Getty Museum, 1997) p. 67, ill.


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Reflections on Implementation of the PREPaRE Crisis Prevention and Intervention Curriculum
After a nationwide search, the NASP PREPaRE Workgroup recently invited Brian Lazzaro, Christina Conolly-Wilson, and Melinda Susan to join the workgroup. This was done in an attempt to meet the ever-increasing demand and associated duties that accompany the dissemination of the PREPaRE Crisis Prevention and Intervention Training Curriculum. In this article our newest workgroup members introduce themselves to Communiqué readers and provide reflections regarding their first-hand crisis experiences and utilization of the PREPaRE curriculum at the local level.
- Melissa A. Reeves 8c Stephen E. Brock
My name is Brian Lazzaro and I am happy to be able to contribute as a new member of the NASP PREPaRE Workgroup. As you may already know, the PRE- PaRE crisis curriculum has been developed by NASP to provide an evidence-based resource that helps schools prevent and respond to school crises. One of my goals in becoming a workgroup member and PREPaRE workshop trainer is to train as many interested school personnel as possible. In doing so, I hope to create a nationwide network of trained and well-informed educators that understand the importance of prevention programming and effective crisis interventions. In my work as a PREPaRE workshop trainer I have specifically targeted school psychology training programs because I believe it is important for new school psychologists to have this training as they enter our nation's schools.
Many times, my graduate students have asked me why I am interested in the area of crisis response. I tell them that, historically, there has not been a tremendous amount of emotional support for people who have been victims of crises. I am very happy to see that this is no longer the case in our society. The phrase often stated by the media, "Counselors will be available for students," was not always as familiar as it has now become. The PREPaRE curriculum teaches that most people will recover naturally in the aftermath of a crisis; however, there will inevitably be some who feel overwhelmed and will need extra support.
Recently, I attended a training session at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb. As I was walking to my car I passed by Cole Hall where six students were tragically shot and killed and 18 students were wounded last February 14th. The only reminders of what had taken place there were a single rose slipped through the handles of a door and a grieving student sitting on a nearby park bench quietly reflecting. Bearing witness to the aftermath of such tragedy motivates me in my work.
My first deployment as a crisis team member was to assist firemen, policemen, and other workers at Ground Zero during a week in December 2001. Since then, I have remained active on local crisis assistance teams respondingto student tragedies involving fatal car accidents and other similar student crises. Over the years, perhaps the biggest lesson that I have taken away from my experiences is the value and importance of prevention. Prevention programming in schools is paramount. At the end of a PREPaRE workshop I like to challenge the participants and ask them what they plan on taking back to their district to make their schools safer. More specifically, I ask them: "Can you improve the climate of your school?" and "What issues are your schools dealing with and what programs might be implemented to address these issues?" Our goal is to make all of our schools safer places where we can nurture students' natural curiosities, growth, and learning.
There has been a proliferation of research disseminated in recent years regarding school crisis prevention and intervention. In my experience, the primary authors of PREPaRE - Stephen Brock, Melissa Reeves, Amanda Nickerson, and Shane Jimerson have expertly crafted the current curriculum. The information was synthesized to deliver a comprehensive and standardized experience where participants walk away from the workshops with a solid foundation for crisis prevention and intervention work. …


text: American College of Surgeons About ACS Archives and History Edward George Sandrok (1913 -1967) Archives and History History of Surgery Poster Competition The Murphy Doors Present Six Important Contributors to Medical Science 1914 Invitation to First Annual Meeting of the American College of Surgeons 3-D Movies at the 1951 Clinical Congress 1912 German-Austrian Tour of the American Clinical Surgical Society American Gynecological Club travels to Scandinavia (Summer 1926) Edward Wyllys Andrews, MD, FACS, 1856-1927 John M. Beal, MD, FACS 1915–2013 Frederic Atwood Besley, MD, FACS, 1868-1944 Arthur Dean Bevan, MD, FACS, 1861-1943 Colonel William N. Bispham, FACS, 1875-1945 Alfred Blalock, MD, FACS, 1899-1964 John G. Bowman, PhD First Director of the American College of Surgeons 1913-1924 The Bozzini Endoscope Norman M. Bridge, MD, 1844-1925 Herbert C. Clark and the Gorgas Memorial Laboratory Grosvenor B. Clarkson, 1882-1937 Ernest A. Codman, MD, FACS (1869-1940) Warren H. Cole, MD, FACS (1899-1990) Frederick A. Coller, MD, FACS (1887-1964) Clinical Congress Then and Now: 2012 Staff Members at Clinical Congress, Then and Now: 2010 Clinical Congress Then and Now: 2011 The Clinical Congress: Then and Now Clinical Congress Exhibit Hall, Then and Now Clinical Congress Convocation Then and Now The Clinical Congress Exhibit Hall, Then and Now George Crile, MD, FACS (1864-1943) Provost Marshall General Enoch H. Crowder (1859-1932) Bowman C. Crowell, MD, 1879-1951 Edward P. Davis, MD, FACS, President, Volunteer Medical Service Archives Launches Digital Collections Edward Martin, MD, FACS, 1859-1938 John M. T. Finney, MD, FACS 1863-1942 The Fosdick Commission Four physicians operating on a patient in an operating room (1902) Executive Committee of the General Medical Board, President Woodrow Wilson's National Advisory Commission Dedication of the Laboratory for the Gorgas Memorial Institute for Tropical and Preventive Medicine Evarts A. Graham, MD, FACS (1883-1957) Robert Battey Greenough, MD, FACS (November 9, 1871-February 16, 1937) Eleanor K. Grimm (1891-1973) C. Rollins Hanlon, MD, FACS (1915-2011) Hippocratic Oath: Isabelle Martin's gift to the American College of Surgeons In Memoriam Major General Merritte Weber Ireland 1867-1952 Journal of the American College of Surgeons Celebrates its Centennial Hilger Perry Jenkins, MD, FACS, 1902-1970 Olga Jonasson, MD, FACS (1934-2006) Allen B. Kanavel, MD, FACS 1874-1938 Loyal Davis, MD, FACS (1896-1982) Malcolm T. MacEachern, MD, CM The Great Mace Sir James Mackenzie, 1853-1925 The Martins in Fiji, February 1924 Portrait of Franklin H. Martin, MD, FACS (1857-1935) Isabelle and Franklin Martin 1927 Testimonials for Franklin H. Martin, MD, FACS Rudolph Matas, MD, FACS (1860-1957) Highlight: The Friendship of Franklin H. Martin and William Mayo Mary McKibbin-Harper, MD (1873-1961) Jose Mendonca Surgeon of the Faculty of Medicine Rio de Janeiro, Brazil The 1919 "Minimum Standard" document Sir Berkeley George Andrew Moynihan Lord Moynihan of Leeds (1865-1936) Isabelle Martin's War Service The J.B. Murphy Auditorium John Benjamin Murphy, MD, FACS 1857-1916 Howard C. Naffziger, MD, FACS (1884-1961) Melvin N. Newquist, MD, FACS and the ACS Industrial Medicine Program Albert J. Ochsner Dr. Vittorio Putti (1880-1940) "RN: Serving All Mankind" (1942) Edward George Sandrok (1913 -1967) H. Prather Saunders, MD, FACS The History of ACS Sectional Meetings The Nicholas Senn Club Dinner, (1906) (Isabelle Hollister Martin Papers) Harry Mitchell Sherman, MD, FACS (1856-1921) Frank C. Spencer, MD, FACS J. Bentley Squier, MD, FACS Committee on Standardization of Medical and Surgical Supplies and Equipment of President Woodrow Wilson's WWI General Medical Board F.N.G. Starr, MD, FACS Harold Montelle Stephens, LLD (1886-1955), Second Director of the American College of Surgeons George W. Stephenson, MD, FACS, 1902-1998 George David Stewart, MD, FACS Charles F. Stokes, MD, FACS (1863-1931) Visiting Surgeons from Abroad Owen H. Wangensteen President Woodrow Wilson Writes to Franklin Martin, MD, FACS Louis Tompkins Wright, MD, FACS (1891–1952) Edward George Sandrok (1913 -1967) Online November 11, 2010 Edward G. Sandrok was appointed Assistant Director and Comptroller of the American College of Surgeons (ACS) in November 1951 and served in that capacity until his death in 1967. A Northwestern University graduate, he first came to the College in 1945 as Comptroller. Formerly, he had worked at Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Company where he had served as its auditor and later senior investment analyst (1934-1945). As manager of the ACS Clinical Congresses, Mr. Sandrok came to be considered one of the nation's experts in professional convention management. He founded and was past president of the Professional Convention Management Association, an organization that assisted convention planners from the medical, dental, hospital, and allied health professions. In 1966, he was honored with the ACS Distinguished Service Award, while he was the College's Assistant Director for Business and Finance. The Distinguished Service Award is presented for outstanding leadership in College activities, and Mr. Sandrok was the first layperson to be so honored. His tribute read, "Few have served the College with such ability, loyalty and devotion. As Comptroller, he has watched over our finances and has imprinted his mark of excellence upon our Clinical Congresses and Sectional Meetings. He has patiently undertaken an ever-increasing range of responsibilities. His attention to the most minute detail of administration is matched by an unerring capacity to forecast long-term needs and developments. His insistence upon superior performance is a constant incentive to all who are associated with him." During his ACS career, he was Secretary-Treasurer of Franklin H. Martin Memorial Foundation, a director of Evangelical Children's Welfare Society and a member of the Medical Society Executive Association., the American Convention and Travel Institute and the Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry. On November 25, 1966, he was honored by Radio Station WAIT as "Businessman of the Day" in recognition of his outstanding contribution to Chicago's civic growth. For more documentation of Mr. Sandrok's ACS career, visit the Archives. References: Staff biographical files FACS Newsletter, August 1967


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Free-to-play shooter Ghost Recon Phantoms launches next month
Ubisoft's free-to-play shooter Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Online will officially release next month, the publisher has announced.
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The studio developing Watch Dogs didn't want to reveal Watch Dogs way back at E3 2012.
Watch Dogs gets a new set of minimum PC requirements
The creative director of Watch Dogs has revealed a new set of minimum required PC specs for upcoming title Watch Dogs.
Assassin's Creed IV: Jackdaw Edition out this month
Ubisoft has wasted no time in announcing a full-fat all-you-eat edition of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag.
GameStop reveals Watch Dogs trade-in discount deal
It's a brave new next-gen world out there, and with it comes a new era in higher-price trade-in prices.
Watch Dogs dev explains 'hard' decision to delay
"When we got close to the end, we still could have shipped. That's why it's hard."
UPDATE: South Park co-creator: Stick of Truth censorship is "stupid"
The co-creator of South Park has attacked Ubisoft for its decision to censor South Park: The Stick of Truth in some regions, including Europe.
Wii U version of Watch Dogs is "still alive"
Ubisoft insists that the Wii U versions of Watch Dogs is still in development.
PS4 and PS3 Watch Dogs hardware bundles confirmed
Sony and Ubisoft have confirmed both PS4 and PS3 hardware bundles to accompany the launch of Watch Dogs on May 27th in the UK.
UPDATE: Watch Dogs confirmed for May 27th
A now deleted tweet from retailer GAME has quite possibly confirmed the release date for Watch Dogs.
Ubisoft plans Watch Dogs licensing assault
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German and Austrian delay for South Park: The Stick of Truth
South Park: The Stick of Truth will miss its March 7th release date in Germany and Austria.
Watch Dogs product manager promises 'big week' for IP
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VIDEO: South Park Stick of Truth launch trailer and censored scenes are go
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Dev says gay triple-A protagonist unlikely for 'a while'
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Trials Fusion racing to next-gen in April
Ubisoft has announced a brand new Trials game – Trials Fusion.
South Park: Stick of Truth censored in Europe
Scenes involving abortion and anal probes have been cut from the European version of South Park: The Stick of Truth.
Mega Bloks to launch Assassin's Creed construction sets
Assassin's Creed is the latest video game franchise to receive the Mega Bloks treatment.
South Park: The Stick of Truth goes gold
Following a seemingly endless string of delays, Ubisoft has announced that South Park: The Stick of Truth has at last gone gold.
Assassin's Creed IV hits 10m, is failing to match AC3's pace
Ubisoft shipped 10m copies of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag by the end of 2013, the company has confirmed.
Ubisoft quarterly earnings dip 35 per cent
Ubisoft reported earnings for the quarter ending December 31st, 2013 – revealing a significant year-over-year decline.
Watch Dogs Wii U delayed
The Wii U version of Watch Dogs is still in development, but won't launch alongside the rest of the game's platforms this spring.
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Thread: Rams making moves??
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Re: Rams making moves??
are you serious about the carpenter resighing?
-10-11-2006 #17RamsFan16 Guest
Re: Rams making moves??
Wraith was right, we didn't resign Carpenter.
Stupid move IMO. We are running low on Cornerbacks, and have enough safeties yet we resign a Safety? Why, why sign a Safety when we could have signed a Cornerback?
Honestly, I was really hoping we'd sign Jonathan Sullivan and cut Fisk.
-10-11-2006 #18
Re: Rams making moves??
Ok I'm confused by this thread. I understand we extended Pisa, we released Brooks.
Now who else did we sign to replace Brooks?
-10-11-2006 #19RamsFan16 Guest
Re: Rams making moves??
We RESIGNED DWAINE CARPENTER!
-10-11-2006 #20
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-10-11-2006 #22RamsFan16 Guest
Re: Rams making moves??
I didn't yell, I was just saying we resigned Carpenter, and I tricked you with a spelling error before:x
-10-11-2006 #23
Re: Rams making moves??
No harm, no foul.
I agree with Nick, he already knows the system, so the signing makes sense for the short term (I hope it's short term).
-10-11-2006 #24theodus69 Guest
Re: Rams making moves??
We resigned the declaration of independence? Damn I have been asleep for awhile!
-10-12-2006 #25
Re: Rams making moves??
Ken Shamrock is available. He would make a mean safety.
-10-12-2006 #26
Re: Rams making moves??
I would assume that resigning Carpenter would mean Bartell is moving back to CB, but we know all about assuming.JUST WIN ONE FOR THE FANS
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Glaus to be put on DL; Ryan out 4-6 weeks
Updated: April 17, 2007, 2:19 PM ETAssociated Press
TORONTO -- Blue Jays closer B.J. Ryan will miss four to six weeks with an elbow sprain and All-Star third baseman Troy Glaus will be placed on the disabled list Tuesday.
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Left fielder Reed Johnson also opted for surgery to repair the herniated disk in his lower back. Johnson, who was placed on the disabled list Friday, will have the procedure done Tuesday in St. Petersburg, Fla., and will be out until July.
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