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Restaurant Week in Albuquerque is February 28-March 2, 2014. Now is your chance to try a new restaurant or go back to a favorite one. Of the 12 restaurants participating this year, three have special fixed price menus for lunch, and all but one are participating for dinner. Visit the Albuquerque Restaurant Week website for the complete list of restaurants with links to their menus, prices and phone numbers for reservations.
Here's just the list of restaurants for a quick look:
Artichoke Cafe
CoolWater Fusion
Corn Maiden at Hyatt Regency Tamaya
La Merienda at Los Poblanos
MAS -Tapas y Vino
Prairie Star Restaurant and Wine Bar
Savoy Bar & Grill
Scalo (lunch)
Seasons Rotisserie & Grill
Zacatecas Tacos + Tequila
Zinc Wine Bar & Bistro
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Old Town Albuquerque
I love pizza as much as the next person. Maybe more. But others make much better pizza than I do, so I'll go out for pizza on National Pizza Pie Day, February 9th. We have three favorite pizza places nearby--Golden Crown Panaderia, Old Town Pizza Parlor, and Farina Pizzeria. They're all great but slightly different.
Golden Crown Panaderia makes a thick crust pizza with lots of topping options. While you can get a Hawaiian pizza with pineapple and Canadian bacon, you should also try the blue cornmeal crust pizza with green chile and sausage or pepperoni.
Old Town Pizza Parlor also makes a thicker crust pizza, and the dough is just a little sweeter, making for a different and interesting flavor. Build your own pizza by choosing among four different sauces and lots of topping ingredients. The lunch buffet is served daily from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., so you can sample a little of everything--salads, pasta, and different sauces as well as pizza by the slice. They now offer a gluten-free pizza as well.
Farina Pizzeria is European-style, very thin crust, baked at a very high temperature, with Italian toppings. My favorite is the pizza funghi with mushrooms, fontina, tallegio, mozzarella, thyme and shallot. Pair that pizza with a lovely salad and maybe even an appetizer of fabulous roasted olives, and you're all set!
Pizza for everyone!
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Restaurant Week is happening all over the country. New York City has just finished their 20th year! Albuquerque Restaurant Week will be March 18-25, 2012. Now's your chance to try some fantastic restaurants, maybe some of them new to you, for a fixed price.
This year we want to try Zacatecas Tacos and Tequila. For $29 per person, we'll have Tarascan Soup (roasted tomatoes, guajillo chiles in a rich broth, garnished with crispy tortilla strips, cotija cheese and pico de gallo), Pepita Crusted Pork Loin (poblano pozole, manchamantel sauce and peach habanero marmalade), and Pastel Tres Leches (sponge cake soaked in three kinds of milk, whipped cream, toasted almonds).
Every restaurant presents their offerings a little differently. Some give a choice of three or four entrees, some have additional courses of soup or salad, some may include a glass of wine or any soft beverage. There's a wide range of menus and prices, so there's something for everyone.
Restaurant Week in other parts of New Mexico: Santa Fe--March 4-11, Taos--March 25-April 1, and Las Cruces--March 11-18. If you don't live in New Mexico, check for Restaurant Week in a city near you.
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Have you discovered Restaurant Week? It's a chance to have a really great meal at restaurants all over the country at a reasonable price, and it lets the restaurants showcase how good they really are. The menus are a set price and you get 3-4 courses, making a selection among several entree choices on a special menu. If you can't come to New Mexico, check out Restaurant Week in your area.
Listed below are the restaurants participating in Restaurant Week in Albuquerque, March 13-20. If one looks interesting, click on the name and it will take you to that restaurant's listing for Restaurant Week with the menu, location, directions and other information.
Restaurant week in other New Mexico cities (you could even travel around the state and catch them all!):
Las Cruces: February 20-27, 2011
Taos: February 27-March 6, 2011
Santa Fe: March 6-13, 2011
Albuquerque restaurants participating in Restaurant Week:
Artichoke Cafe--contemporary American
Blades' Bistro--American & European
Brasserie La Provence--French Provencal
Casa Vieja Restaurant--American & New Mexican
Chama River Brewing Company--American
Corn Maiden at Hyatt Regency Tamaya--Native Fusion
Cristobal's--Continental & New Mexican
El Pinto--New Mexican
High Finance--American
Marcello's Chophouse--American
Nick & Jimmy's--American
Nicky V's Neighborhood Pizzeria--Italian & Pizza
Nob Hill Bar & Grill--American
Pars Cuisine--Persian & Mediterranean
Prairie Star Restaurant & Wine Bar--contemporary new American
Sandiago's Mexican Grill--New Mexican & coastal Mexican
Savoy Bar & Grill--California Wine Country
Seasons Rotisserie & Grill--American & Californian
St. Clair Winery & Bistro--French country fare
ZEA Rotisserie & Grill--inspired American
Zinc Wine Bar & Bistro--American, French, Californian
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Bottger Mansion of Old Town
historic bed & breakfast
110 San Felipe Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
Streetfood Asia is a new restaurant in the Nob Hill area of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and we tried it the other night for dinner. It was quite busy and we enjoyed the decor while we waited for our table. Even the ceiling has a suspended grid reminiscent of the rice-paper doors in Japan, and my favorite light fixture was one that looks like a giant upside-down lotus flower made of bright red brocade-type fabric.
We opted for seats at the counter so we could watch all the action in the kitchen. It was fascinating to watch them handle all the woks and pots, and they have multiple gas burners emitting blue flames at 30,000 BTU. We have kitchen envy--you just can't cook food properly in a wok unless you have that kind of power, and we have an electric stove.
I ordered the Bangkok Street fried rice with chicken and all sorts of yummy things, like cashews, scallions, and hot peppers. It was delicious, and the serving was so generous, I had plenty to take home for lunch. Steve ordered the udon noodles, which he said were so good, he hasn't tasted anything that good since we left northern Japan over 30 years ago. Streetfood Asia purchases their tea from New Mexico Tea Company, and our dinner was accompanied by a pot of lovely and soothing green tea.
We're so glad to have Streetfood Asia among our favorite Albuquerque restaurants, and we'll definitely be going back.
Streetfood Asia
3422 Central SE
Albuquerque, NM 87106
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Albuquerque, NM 87104
"You have some of the best Vietnamese food in the country right here in Albuquerque," one of our guests declared several years ago, "and I've had Vietnamese food all over the world." We recently had an opportunity to try some and discovered Cafe Trang.
You know how you get in a rut and go to the same restaurants all the time? Sometimes we're too tired or uninspired to think of, or even remember, someplace new. We also discovered Groupon, and Cafe Trang had an offer we couldn't refuse. Why not? Now is the time.
Cafe Trang is a fair-sized restaurant occupying the former Ta Lin World Market space, until Ta Lin outgrew it and built a new market across the parking lot. The cafe is clean and well-lit, the food is excellent and the prices are reasonable. What more could you ask?
We had the opportunity to talk to the owner, who had sold an extraordinary number of deals on Groupon, and he was very pleased that he had an influx of new customers. While we may have been persuaded to try a new restaurant because of the good deal, we will definitely be returning because we've discovered a great new place.
Cafe Trang
230-A Louisiana Blvd. SE
Albuquerque, New Mexico
(505) 232-6764
Hours: Mon-Sat 11:00am-9:00pm, closed Sundays
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Albuquerque, NM 87104
Several weeks ago we had the rare opportunity to have breakfast out and decided to try Murphy's Mule Barn up in the north valley.
If you grew up in a rural town, it has that same feeling. Nothing fancy, but the food and service were good. It has pretty much the standard breakfast menu--eggs, bacon, pancakes, etc. I had a craving for biscuits and gravy.
What I especially enjoyed was watching the "locals." One might think that we're locals, since we live in Albuquerque, but there was interaction among a number of the customers that suggested these folks lived very close by and came there all the time, making us the "outsiders." You know, when you walk in and people look at you because they've seen everyone else there except you. There was a table of about eight men and a boy about 10 years old, obviously joining his father in having breakfast with the guys. Some people are fortunate to have a group of good friends and can have a meal together every week.
I wouldn't say it was an exceptional place, yet it was comforting. It's a piece of Americana that's rapidly becoming lost among the chain restaurants. It's the kind of place where if you go often, everybody knows your name.
Murphy's Mule Barn
9700 Second Street NW
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87114
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As we re-theme the Bottger Mansion of Old Town, our bed & breakfast, and create a Route 66 Room, I'm doing a lot of Route 66 research and also looking for decor items.
Last week we had a great lunch at the 66 Diner right here in Albuquerque on Central Avenue. Steve opted for his favorite, huevos rancheros, but I tried the daily special, chicken pot pie with mashed potatoes. It was really good! I had intended to have one of their great burgers and a chocolate milkshake but got distracted. It was a good distraction.
I love the decor. They've taken the whole Route 66 theme and put it everywhere, from the items on the walls and ceilings to the music to the map of Route 66 and part of a Plymouth imbedded in the wall in the back dining room.
It's total Route 66 immersion, not to mention really good food.
At a time when most of the original Route 66 buildings and landmarks have disappeared, you can still get your kicks at the 66 Diner.
66 Diner
1405 Central Avenue NE
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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110 San Felipe Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
When Ragin' Shrimp moved to their new location on the south side of Central Avenue, Salathai moved into the space at 3619 Copper Avenue NE. It's a family-run operation with a homey feel.
It's good to have a Thai restaurant nearby. The food is really good, although not comparable to the great Thai restaurants we knew and loved in Portland. Still, it's worth a return trip when I'm hankering for a bowl of Mussamun Curry.
Salathai Thai Restaurant
3619 Copper Avenue NE
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Bottger Mansion of Old Town
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110 San Felipe Street NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
Several weeks ago we had lunch at Oasis Coffee & Tea in Corrales. The food was good, and the ambiance was really amazing. The building is innocuous on the outside, but once inside the door, it's like being in an indoor garden. Lush plants, sculpture and artwork are everywhere, and water features provide soothing sound and visual impact. It's also part art gallery, with paintings by various artists that change periodically. I especially liked their creative use of screens interwoven with silk ivy garlands to divide the space into smaller seating areas.
Their calendar of events includes live music and wine tastings. What's not to like?
Oasis Coffee & Tea
4940 Corrales Road
Corrales, NM 87048
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As racers wheel through areas, streets will be briefly blocked off, then rapidly reopened
With pro cyclists racing across inland North County on Sunday during the Amgen Tour of California, local officials have planned a series of "rolling" road closures along the 103-mile route that are expected to last 30 to 45 minutes each.
In addition, several streets in downtown Escondido will be closed for several hours to accommodate festivals and other events associated with the race.
These sections of streets will be closed from 6 a.m. today through Sunday night: Grand Avenue from Escondido Boulevard to Ivy Street; Maple Street from Valley Parkway to Second Avenue; and Broadway between Grand and the south side of Valley.
Also, Broadway will be closed between Woodward Avenue and the north side of Valley Parkway from 6 a.m. Sunday through Sunday night for a large food truck festival.
On the rolling closures, volunteers will block off streets several minutes before the cyclists are expected to pass through. Those streets will be reopened a few minutes after the racers zoom by.
Within Escondido, streets in the southern part of the city will be affected near the start of the race at 11:15 a.m., while streets in the northern part of the city will be affected near the finish of the race about 3:30 p.m.
Streets in these areas will be closed shortly after the race begins in downtown Escondido: Juniper Street between Grand and El Dorado; El Dorado between Juniper and Bear Valley Parkway; and Bear Valley Parkway from El Dorado south to San Pasqual Road.
Streets in these areas will be closed shortly before the race ends in downtown Escondido: Valley Center Grade (both directions); Lake Wohlford Road to East Valley Parkway; East Valley Parkway between Lake Wohlford Road and El Norte Parkway; El Norte Parkway between East Valley Parkway and Escondido Boulevard; Escondido Boulevard between El Norte Parkway and Grand Avenue; Valley Parkway between Hickory Street and Escondido Boulevard.
City officials said they expect the closures to go smoothly because scheduling and coordinating them was much easier than when Escondido hosted the race finish in 2009. They said it was helpful that the route was similar, and they learned from their experience four years ago.
Outside Escondido, the closures will affect streets in the San Pasqual Valley and Ramona sometime around noon. Streets near Julian and Lake Henshaw will be affected next. Then the race will force the closure of many roads on Palomar Mountain during the early afternoon.
And sometime around 3 p.m., the racers will head through Valley Center and force the closure of Cole Grade Road and some nearby streets.
Find details, including a list of race-related events and a route map, at www.Amgen2013Escondido.com.

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For those who were interested in what Supervisor Teresa Altemus had to say at the Virginia Association of Counties meeting on Nov. 9, we bring you good tidings. And a link. Someone videotaped it and posted it on Youtube. There's three parts to it, covering almost 21 minutes, and in the second video Altemus acknowledges that her bid for re-election in Gloucester "was unsuccessful." She said God closes one door and opens another, but as her sister told her, it's "hell in the hallway." She also discusses her involvement with the National Association of Counties, where her tenure on the organization's Board of Directors will come to an end on Dec. 31. She mentioned how following Hurricane Isabel, Gloucester County has been able to access $6 million in grants to "help my citizens rebuild homes and to mitigate their properties. Without the information that I obtained from NACo, I would not have been able to have done that."
In the third installment of the video, she said she has a "lot of things and a lot of opportunities" to look forward to. "I've been fortunate to receive job offers and like I said, things I can't even mention publicly," Altemus said. But she doesn't reveal what those job offers or things she can't even mention publicly might be.
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LET GO: The top public safety official at West Campus—Hector Pujadas— was fired after being accused of selling six textbooks from the lost and found facility, according to a notice of termination signed by Ana DeMahy, director of the campus' Administrative and Student Services. COURTESY OF MDC
The top public safety official at West Campus—Hector Pujadas— was fired after being accused of selling six textbooks from the lost and found facility, according to a notice of termination signed by Ana DeMahy, director of the campus' Administrative and Student Services.
Pujadas, who said he worked at the College for more than five years, was terminated on Oct. 21.
He is accused of selling textbooks that ranged in price from $4 to $76 between July 7 and Sept. 21. The books were sold for $271.75, according to documents in his personnel file.
"They have no proof. I don't know what happened and I don't care," Pujadas, 39, said. "I haven't been working for a month."
Pujadas was placed on administrative leave on Oct. 3 while the College investigated the incidents, according to the notice of termination. Documents state that Pujadas crossed out textbooks that were College property from the campus' lost and found storage facility and sold them to the eFollett campus bookstore.
The first incident allegedly happened just two days after he was transferred from North Campus to be the lead Public Safety officer at West Campus; Pujadas sold "Interactions 1: Reading" for $4.
He is accused of selling five other books shortly after.
"They were my books," Pujadas told The Reporter. "I was an employee and I am still a student. I need eight more credits to finish. I have the right to sell my books."
Pujadas stated in an email to Clive Bridges, employee relations officer at Human Resources, that the books sold were a compilation of his own books, his stepdaughters' books and some given to him by friends. The notice of termination said the College investigated his responses and that there was no evidence to support his statements.
The College checked both his stepdaughters' records; according to documents in his personnel file, nothing indicated their having taken the courses associated with the textbooks.
"Those books, they had given them to me. Honestly, I do not see what the big deal is," said his oldest stepdaughter, Yoany Echemendia, who said she was a student at MDC several semesters ago. "My stepdad would never steal. Some people care about money, he doesn't. He really loved his job."
According to DeMahy's notice, "evidence from a number of sources" indicated that Pujadas "clearly failed to adhere to the College's Work Rules and Procedures governing the custodial responsibilities of lost property."
The action is considered a violation of College Procedure 2410 C.2.n.: "Use of official position for personal gain or personal advantage. This is considered a conflict of interest by the College."
Officials would not elaborate on who those sources are.
"We are outside vendors—we have no information," said Omar Betts, district director for all MDC bookstores. Betts also declined to say who discovered Pujadas selling the books.
Pujadas said he has "been laughed at and treated like a delinquent."
"The College is dead to me," he said. "It's time for me to move on."
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For the third year, Trapper's Way — a local business — will host "Our Pets … Naturally," an all-day pet adoption event coupled with an a pet fair from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat., June 1 at Ramapo College, Mahwah.
The event will feature over a dozen rescue groups, including Golden Retriever, Garden State German Shepherd, Heavensent Bulldog, Labs4Rescue, The Last Resort, Almost Home Dog Rescue of NJ, CLAWS and Companion Animal Advocates.
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The Cartographers Guild is a forum created by and for map makers and aficionados, a place where every aspect of cartography can be admired, examined, learned, and discussed. Our membership consists of professional designers and artists, hobbyists, and amateursall are welcome to join and participate in the quest for cartographic skill and knowledge.
Although we specialize in maps of fictional realms, as commonly used in both novels and games (both tabletop and role-playing), many Guild members are also proficient in historical and contemporary maps. Likewise, we specialize in computer-assisted cartography (such as with GIMP, Adobe apps, Campaign Cartographer, Dundjinni, etc.), although many members here also have interest in maps drafted by hand.
If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ. You will have to register before you can post or view full size images in the forums.
This first image is the original map, as penciled by my partner, J. E. Dugue. J. E. is an all around talented guy. Besides his natural born abilities in writing and music, he is also a natural born artist. He chose to pursue his first two loves, but this map will always possess a special place in my heart. This map was first drawn in the late 90s when we were in high school.
This is the continent of Sylvane where the first stories take place. Sylvane
A lot of readers have noted that our towns possess as much character as our people. Jile is a seedy, remote swamp town located in the heart of the Ice Marshes. The men of Doljinaar have always stuck to the roads that wind far around the marshes, which transformed Jile into a breeding ground for criminals, night mortals, half-breeds and others in hiding. Of course this makes Jile a very dangerous and undesirable place to visit. That said, if you can get past the thug filled taverns, the back alley
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Sorry, I've been off the map for so long. I've been meaning to get to my epic city map, but I just spent the last three months driving around the country on storm duty. However, I did chat with Arcana a while back and he had advised that blogs on this site are not limited to just map blogs, so I thought I'd post one of my none map blogs that has a lot of character and is not too long, so here goes:
Meet Kishrub and Zulbash, a pair of "hug at your own risk" big dumb
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After putting the map down, and picking it back up a few days later, I decided to make a large number of minor tweaks. Mostly name changes. I also changed population sizes to more accurately reflect medieval demographics. I added in dots that represent villages. And I made the mountains smaller but more plentiful
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It's been a while. I decided to check up on the old mapping community. I kind of miss the simple joys of mapping prior to all the other fantasy I'm working on. I had meant to blog next about my epic city Doljinaar, City of Kings, but alas my toil has been for naught and I have thus far failed to create my epic city map. Trouble is, I have this idea for an epic vertical map I need to go alongside with my top view of the city I've completed already. Try and try as I may, I lack the art skills to pull


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The villain actually isn't very vilified or villainous at all; he's, like, likable.
But, dang it, Kevin Durant is still the Nuggets' villain, right? How can he not be?
He tried to ruin Christmas 2010, when he scored 44 points against the Nuggets in a win at Oklahoma City. He ousted the Nuggets from the playoffs last year, scoring 41 in Game 1 and 41 in the decisive Game 5. And he buried Denver last month with a career-high 51 points.
But he's not nasty about it. He doesn't do pistol hand gestures like his teammate, Russell Westbrook. He beats you with a golfer's etiquette. But he beats you like Tiger in his prime.
"I don't see a weakness in him," said Nuggets coach George Karl, whose team hosts the Thunder tonight at the Pepsi Center. "What athleticism and skill doesn't he have? He can dribble, pass, shoot, dunk, run the court. And he's becoming a better defensive player. If I had to list the top two players in basketball, I'dsay him and LeBron James."
Durant has averaged 30 points per game against Denver in the regular season. Only his averages against Golden State and Washington are higher.
So who will guard him tonight? When he torched Denver for 51, the Nuggets were without an injured Danilo Gallinari and Nene. Tonight, look for both guys to spend time on Durant, notably Gallo at the start.
"We'll have more flexibility with Gallo," Karl said. "The game in OKC, we were playing him mostly with our bench guys, and Arron (Afflalo) some. And that's a hard challenge for a role player, to stop maybe the best player in basketball. It's all determined by flow, score and rhythm. With Nene, you have the possibility of switching more and putting a big defender on him."
In stretches, Gallinari has played splendid defense on some of the NBA's top players this season, be it Carmelo Anthony, Kobe Bryant or James. But Gallo is still getting back into game shape after an ankle injury.
The Nuggets' defense has improved of late, despite some missed assignments in the overtime win vs. Atlanta on Tuesday night, but there have been some conspicuous breakdowns late in games. In the loss to the Cavs a week ago, Cleveland's final five baskets were layups. Even in the win over the Hawks, there were three glaring mistakes — Corey Brewer fouling Kirk Hinrich late, Nene letting Josh Smith spin right past him and, then, on the final shot of the game, Denver allowing Zaza Pachulia an open path to the hoop (he missed the layup).
"In the fourth quarter (tonight), there's no question — (Durant) is going to take control of the game," Karl said.
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Spotlight on Serge Ibaka: Otherwise known as "Surge I-block-a," this fearsome big man played the game of his life in his last game against Denver. He tallied a triple-double, swatting 11 shots along with 14 points and 15 rebounds. "Ibaka is probably as athletic as you can get for a big guy," Nuggets coach George Karl said.
Thunder: Oklahoma City lost its most recent game but is 8-1 in games after a loss this season. ... This is the Thunder's only trip to Denver this regular season. The Nuggets return to Oklahoma City on April 25 for the second-to-last game of the season. ... The Thunder has lost seven of its past eight games at the Pepsi Center. ... James Harden's 17.1 points per game lead NBA bench players (with a minimum of 30 games played). ... Rookie guard Reggie Jackson is from Colorado Springs (Palmer High School).
Nuggets: Denver is coming off one of its better shooting games of the season. The Nuggets shot 51.7 percent from the field (10th time this season at 50 percent or better, 9-1 in those games) and 81 percent from the foul line (ninth time, 6-3). ... In the only game against the Thunder this season, Arron Afflalo led the Nuggets with 27 points. ... No injuries are listed for the Nuggets. ... After playing in just one overtime game last season (in 82 games), the Nuggets have played in seven this season (in 43 games). They're 5-2 in those games.
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No Strings Attached
I stumbled upon the track list of the soundtrack of No Strings Attached, a charming romantic comedy drama movie starring Ashton Kutcher and Natalie Portman:
Music by various artists
Haven't heard that song by Color Me Badd in years, I almost forgot how awesome it is! Anyway, the movie soundtrack of No Strings Attached will be released on February 15, 2011.
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Menifee Wal-Mart To Seek Petition
The Press Enterprise reports that Wal-Mart will seek voter approval via ballot initiative instead of seeking city council approval... City ...
City Attorney Karen Feld also said if the initiative passed, Wal-Mart would not have to comply with the environmental standards set forth in the act, which was passed in 1970 and requires government agencies to measure and reduce the environmental effects of new developments before they are built (link)
At issue is an environmental lawsuit that opposes Wal-Mart to build a new store. It's the same lawsuit that opposes Wal-Mart, each and every time they plan to build a new store, anywhere.
The caveat is that doing a ballot initiative will cost the City of Menifee $40,000.
Whether you support or oppose a new Wal-Mart, the point is that these legal challenges against Wal-Mart always somehow screws the taxpayers.
But it's not limited to Wal-Mart. It happens to everything.
Everyone in Menifee likes Countryside Marketplace right? Well there was also an environmental lawsuit tried to stop that from going in also (link)
If environmental lawsuits were more important than anything else, would Menifee even exist? Would Sun City even exist?


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The control of communicable (contagious) diseases in schools is a subject that might be discussed from more than one angle. One approach would involve listing quite a number of the important communicable diseases to which school children are exposed and discussing each with respect to the present status of knowledge and to the consensus among health authorities as to the best procedures for its prevention, treatment and control. This would be tedious, time consuming and wearying. Besides, all that I could say is already conveniently available in reference books, in manuals for health officers and in rules and regulations of health departments. A particularly useful handbook of this character is the Report of the Committee on Communicable Disease Control, under section II of Public Health Service and Administration of the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection, published by the Century Company in 1931. It is a brief, clear-cut
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The wild, sublime music that composers write on their deathbeds.
In his late works Beethoven pushed every envelope in every direction. As his body failed, his music became more complex and more simple, grander and more intimate, more spiritual and more comic, more exalted and more nutty. Representing the latter quality is his bizarre, notorious Grosse fuge, Great Fugue, the original finale of the Op. 130 String Quartet. Here is music that will be eternally avant-garde and in some dimensions nearly beyond comprehension.
When Op. 130 premiered Beethoven was quite deaf, so he didn't attend the concert and waited at a tavern for a report. When friends arrived and told him that the fugue had not gone over well, he exploded, "Cattle! Asses!" Only in the later 20th century were players and audiences really ready to contend with it. Beethoven's last completed piece, though, was something of an anticlimax. After his anxious publisher persuaded him to spin off the Grosse fuge as a separate piece, Beethoven, in terrible shape and close to entering his deathbed, finished a new finale for the Op. 130 quartet. The replacement finale is a jaunty little piece, more or less the opposite of the manic fugue.
When his time came, after weeks of suffering—probably from advanced cirrhosis of the liver on top of who knows what other miseries— Beethoven went out with a little joke. To friends surrounding his deathbed he quoted in Latin the conclusion of classical Roman theatricals: "Applaud, friends, the comedy is over." Witnesses said that a couple of days later he emerged from a coma during a storm and died after a thunderclap, shaking his fist at the sky.
Franz Schubert had a quite clear idea of what was going to get him, and how soon. By his mid-20s he was enjoying the second stage of syphilis. His hair fell out; his bones ached; his mouth and throat erupted in lesions. "I find myself to be the most unhappy and wretched creature in the world," he wrote a friend. "Imagine a man whose health will never be right again, and who in sheer despair continually makes things worse and worse."
Schubert lasted nearly four years more, with some good periods but on a downward spiral, composing as furiously as if every day were his last. In quantity and quality the music of his final year is astounding. There is a new intensity and a new mastery, and a valedictory quality quite different from Beethoven's late music but equally distinctive and moving. You hear it in the first movement of his last Piano Sonata, in Bb Major. It begins straight out on a beautiful melody that is stopped by a deathly trill from the basement of the keyboard. Then the tune simply continues.
I suggest that in the Bb Sonata and other of the late works, music itself became for Schubert a symbol of life, and that sense of life is permeated with death. There is a particular poignancy in these works even at their most beautiful and joyous. It's music as if heard from the other side of life. In his last months Schubert was like a man who loves parties but can't go to the party anymore, can only look at it from outside the window. Yet the joy sometimes was overwhelming, as in the scherzo from the C Major String Quintet.
No more than in Beethoven was there any self-pity in Schubert's late music. But in some of his last songs one finds a shivery and uncanny weirdness. On his deathbed he was correcting the proofs of his song cycle Die Winterreise (The Winter Journey). Its protagonist flees life and love to wander in a winter landscape, a raven his only companion. Finally he stumbles on a shabby organ grinder standing barefoot on the frozen ground with dogs snarling at him. The old man grinds away with a fixed smile. The music of that last song paints a scene of deathly bleakness punctuated by the keening of the hurdy-gurdy. The poet ends the piece on an ominous, unanswered question: "Shall I join you on your journey? Will you lend music to my songs?"


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Oakmont volleyball picks up where it left off
With a coaching change and a core of young athletes, Oakmont High School's girls volleyball team is poised to do what no Oakmont girls' volleyball team has done in six years.
Head coach Shelby Weinberger led the Vikings last fall to their first winning record and postseason appearance since 2006. Two matches into its new season, Oakmont has hit the court where it left off, looking to post a winning record and playoff berth in back-to-back seasons.
In a scrimmage versus Woodcreek last Wednesday, the Timberwolves elected not to keep score against Oakmont and the Vikings handily took the match.
On Monday night, the host Vikings routed El Dorado 3-0 in a Foundation Game.
Sophomore setter Ally Wubben led both teams with 12 kills and had 10 digs and two blocks. Senior outside hitters Katie Carte — a team captain — and Emily Larson each had nine digs and five kills.
Kyra Rogers, the only freshman on last year's varsity squad, had four kills and 2½ blocks. She and the other senior captain, setter Brennah Gladwill, each had two aces.
"For our first real game with real referees, I think we did well," Carte said. "I think it shows we'll have a fairly successful season."
Of the five seniors, one junior and one sophomore who return from last season, Wubben isn't one of them. She and three juniors — defensive specialist Daniella Smith, middle blocker Jackie Shuffle and outside hitter Sami Walters — are the team's new blood.
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For many moons, rosé has been the cheap-o wine that your Aunt Maude always brings to Christmas. They're sweet. They have little-to-no body. There's kind of a negative value perception with the usually low price point. And for gosh sakes, Julia Child was a fan.
But, just like Aunt Maude's knitting hobby and everything Julia Child, old = hip again. Negative value perception? No such thing during a recession. Little-to-no-body? That means it's versatile and accessible. And sweetness…well, let's just say there are lots of dry rosés with plenty of body. Paired with moscato, it's the new gateway wine, and everyone wants a piece of it (to be fair, Europeans have been into rosé way before us…old world and all, you know. For intense rosé fans, check out grenache /some Sardinian rosés).
How to pair a rosé
Well, according to Ms. Child, rosé can be served with just about anything–and Jeffrey Saad claims that a dry or off-dry rose wine will go well with everything because
There is enough acid to match the acid in a salad. There is enough fruit to off set a spicy food; there is just enough tannin from the minimal skin contact to stand up to most protein. And it looks so pretty!
For those looking for more guidance, here are our ideas:
- Soft goat cheeses – feta, ricotta, & mahon
- Spicy Chinese/Thai dishes
- Pizza (no lie)
How does a rosé come into being?
There are three ways to produce this pale red hue:
- Skin contact
Basically, the color of wine (and everything that goes with that) is the product of how long the skins of dark grapes are left in contact with the juice. White wines = very little; red wines = fermented with the grape skins; and rosé = just a few days, then discarded before undergoing fermentation.
- Saignée
This term comes from the French term for bleeding. When red wines are produced, and the vintner wants to impart more color/tannins to the wine, he/she removes (bleeds) some of the juice, which can then be used to ferment a rosé.
- Blending
When a papa red wine meets a mama white wine, they can blend together to create a rosé. This method is highly uncommon, and is even illegal in most parts of France (cue sex jokes).
Looking for ways to enhance your rose experience? Take to YouTube:
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Shrug: size (7); tortilla (7); sauciness (6)
Clang: no elements clanged
Intangibility bonus: 2 (of 2)
(Because we're silly completists, and because we were invited to try it, we went the novelty route again at El Faro, this time ordering a tri-pork omelette concoction known as the Yadavito.)
Unlike our first foray into El Faro's morning-burrito realm (scroll a mile or two down for our 2005 entry), this AM slab worked far in our favor. The Yadavito includes no less than three types of pork ham! chorizo!! bacon!!! yet as much as we expected to be waylaid by a cubic ton of meat meat meat, all this porktacularity was applied in smart doses by El Faro's crafty kitchen queens. And the omelette! So fluffy and nice a flavorful pillow of eggs, alright. Perennial blasts of spice came courtesy of an appropriate amount of chile de árbol (the pivotal vegetable here), and the refried beans really were that rad. Also: hot bites! And like everything else so adroitly mixed here, the fully melted cheese provided ideal accompaniment. Other than overly slender dimensions and a blah tortilla, our main gripe was with all the slurping this burrito required we come to the taqueria to bite, to chew, and to mull, never to slurp. Full-on ragin' two-mustache intangibility made everything OK, though.
Shrug: tortilla (7); meat (6); vegetables (6)
Clang: no elements clanged
Intangibility bonus: 1 (of 2)
(We went the novelty route this time at El Faro, ordering a chicken / chile relleno concoction known as the Feinburrito on the old taqueria's side menu.)
You may wonder how a burrito earning dodgy scores in the crucial areas of meat, vegetables, and intangibility managed to ring up eight-plus mustaches overall. Well, apparently math doesn't tell the whole story at times. Our panel groused plenty about certain elements of this drab slab its faceless, cubed chicken; its off-tasting chile relleno; its striking lack of intangible charm but there was no denying its strong foundation of hot bites and solid construction, nor its tempestuous spice and all that fully melted cheese. Sauciness would have rated more highly had grease not turned into a factor at one point, while the smooth ingredient mix would have earned ten hairy ones were it not for the fact that we never got chicken and the chile relleno in the same bite (not that we particularly enjoyed either one). Mexican rice? Refried beans? Each were enjoyable, sure. The burrito itself? Precisely efficient most of the time; dead-boring all of the time.
Shrug: meat (7); beans (7); vegetables (7); size (6); spiciness (6)
Clang: no elements clanged
Intangibility bonus: 2 (of 2)
Five (5) chips accompanied our wee-sized El Faro job on this mid March afternoon, and even though our panels notes included no shortage of complaints zero pico de gallo, thinnish refried beans, vaguely dramatic spice, pork that tended toward the dry side, general floppiness there were simply too many real good things occurring here to let these nettlesome shortcomings win the day. The remarkably well grilled tortilla cradled some mighty flavorful chile verde, and all the slices of chile relleno helped turn this into a full-on, ragin' chile-fest. Slab-wide hot temperatures ensured that the Jack/cheddar blend provided some nicely melted moments rather than lameness and only lameness; the rad ingredient mix also made it happen. This burrito was gone way too quickly.
Shrug: size (7); cheese (7); vegetables (7)
Clang: no elements clanged
Intangibility bonus: 2 (of 2)
With booming spice, a tortilla so grilled that it was crispy in certain glorious spots, and an ingredient mix that wouldnt quit, El Faros super ground beef burrito pretty much called all its own shots from the first bite onward. The ground beef wasnt as spectacular as what weve enjoyed at nearby Caramba, but it nonetheless qualified for eight-mustache approval, as did its equally fine Spanish rice. Were not sure where the guacamole disappeared to in our lunch El Faros slender-bodied guac has never been on our short list of the finest things in life but the full-on bitchin refried beans picked up the goopy slack. The Jack/cheddar blend could have been a little better melted...but it also could have been a hell of a lot worse melted, so we werent grieving. Larger-than-life jalapeño activity gave our panel a fun jolt here and there, and the only harm the few drips caused was a one-mustache demerit when our judges convened to pow-wow over the burstage abatement rating. If we could pick three hyphenated words to describe this intangibly rich burritos ingredient mix, they would be of-a-piece. Well, there you have it. Quality all around.
Shrug: size (7); vegetables (7); sauciness (7); spiciness (6)
Clang: no elements clanged
Intangibility bonus: 2 (of 2)
Those who pay close attention to their burrito during construction phase at this El Faro will likely reap the benefits of overseeing a custom-built slab. We sure did. We requested a grilled tortilla, and got it. We warned off lettuce, and didnt get it. We asked for chooglin spice, and sort of got it. And fortunately, we pointed/grunted at the carnitas behind the counter, which despite its overly soft texture, had the surprising taste of a winning meat. Sizing was a wee bit compromised all around, barely noticeable to the untrained eye/belly. The all-melted jack/cheddar blend brought a deft touch, and helped distract us from El Faros continually disappointing, too-smooth guacamole. Sauciness was a major factor, and if not for that one required slurp around bite number 10 or 11, eight mustaches would have been a foregone conclusion. The brown rice and refried beans were justly graceful in their supporting roles, and the grilled tortilla, though not quite flaky, worked out pretty alright. We appreciated the suave ingredient mix, the clean sweep of hot bites, and the high marks for intangible credibility, but not the gentlemanly street retailer plucked straight off the set of Trouble Man who offered us a Rolex knock-off at one point.


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We may not be a LEGO house, but my girls definitely have their fair-share of small toys in abundance. Whether it's Polly Pockets or a gi-normous collection of Schleich animals that gets schlepped from room to room.
That's why I am in love with this new-to-me find, Swoop Bags. Swoop bags are created by mom Sarah Kirk who wanted to make a modern version of the toy bag that had been sewn for her by both her grandmother and mother. As a mother of two boys and graphic designer she wanted to create something that was simple, well-made and made clean-up time a breeze. And so, inspired by those same toy bags created by her mother and grandmother, Swoop bags were born.
Swoop bags are made from a sturdy cotton canvas and a nylon cord. When opened they are 44 inches and diameter and are great for holding LEGOS, blocks, toy figures, stuffed animals, Lincoln Logs….the list and possibilities are endless. When your child is done playing, the bag is simple picked up and drawn tight by its nylon straps and the bag and toys can be easily put away or moved from room to room. The bags can even be machine washed in cold water and hung to dry.
I love it when a mom like Sarah takes a need that almost every mom faces in some way (Toys! Everywhere!) and comes up with a smart, well-made solution!
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We spent Mother's Day in Chicago, and then spent last Monday packing up a truck and getting ready for our big move south. Kim's sister joined us for the trip, which worked out great as I piloted the U-Haul and the K car followed not far behind. Overnight in Indy, then into the hills via Cincinnati; before I knew it we were getting unpacked with the help of some fabulous friends and coworkers. I had picked up a bit of a bug, so the rest of the week is kind of a fog, but I remember Papa's & Beer, 12 Bones, a new "bike" for Kate (www.striderbikes.com - pink of course!), Waffle House without the waffle (for shame!), lots of boxes, lots of plants, and a great feeling that it was nice to be together again. We had a fun 2-yo birthday with friends on Saturday, and then Sunday was spent doing ... nothing much. Dang it was good to be home.
Thanks again to everyone for their help through this transition. It is truly bittersweet, knowing what and who we leave behind, but we're excited to get started on this new adventure, and see what the future has in store!


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Cigarettes across the nation are changing. Dozens of states will eventually have laws requiring stores to only sell cigarettes that are fire-safe. CBS News' Alexis Christoforous explains in today's Safe Family report.
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The interesting thing about the notion of "liberal media bias" is that it's based on the idea that huge media conglomerates would align themselves with liberal principles for the sake of ideology as opposed to a business model. Rupert Murdoch has done a good job of aligning both objectives, but more often than not, for other media companies, cash rules everything around them (C.R.E.A.M. get the money, dollar-dollar bills, y'all). So as much as I enjoy MSNBC, I'm very well aware that the network's mostly left slant in prime-time and on the early morning weekends is based on creating an outlet to rival FOX News versus standing up for liberalism.
After all, former GOP congressman and political Svengali in his own mind Joe Scarborough sets the tone for MSNBC with "Morning Joe." And as one MSNBC contributor reminds us, even a "left-wing news network" can have its own biases. While doing a segment on the latest Israeli/Palestinian conflict on "Ronan Farrow Daily," a defiant Rula Jebreal (pictured) rightly criticized Western-based news stations for their pro-Israeli slant.
While arguing that influence from pro-Israel forces makes the news coverage more favorable to the country and its leader, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and subsequently sways the majority of American viewers to take the side of Israel, Jebreal explained, "Because of AIPAC, and because of the money behind it, and because of Sheldon Adelson, and because of all of us in the media. We are ridiculous. We are disgustingly biased when it comes to this issue." She went on to add, "Look at how [much] airtime Netanyahu and his folks have on air on a daily basis. Andrea Mitchell and others. I never see one Palestinian being interviewed on these same issues."
When the show's host, Ronan Farrow, pushed back and claimed that Palestinian guests have been interviewed, Jebreal noted, "Maybe 30 seconds! And then you have 25 minutes for Bibi Netanyahu, and then half an hour for Naftali Bennett, and many others."
Since then, Jebreal claims that all of her TV appearances have been canceled.
Abrupt cancellations don't make Jebreal's comments any less credible, though. On the Sunday morning shows that air on broadcast television, Netanyahu's face was splattered all over each one. The same can be said of those who "stand with Israel."
Even on entertainment websites like TMZ, the biases are quite apparent. When detailing actress and singer Selena Gomez tweeting and then deleting a message asking for prayers for Gaza, the site wrote:
"Maybe she doesn't realize Hamas has launched an untold number of missiles in an effort to destroy Israel, or maybe she supports it … we don't know. Maybe she just wants peace for everyone. We just don't know."
This is supremely biased, wonderfully ignorant, and sadly dangerous. Perhaps Gomez was asking for prayers for the civilians who have suffered thanks to this most-recent military action: Per the United Nations, Palestinian health officials said at least 630 Palestinians had been killed and nearly 4,000 wounded — some 70 percent to 80 percent of them civilians.


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Easter Egg Hunt!
Firday, April 18th we have our Two-Evening Easter Egg Hunts!
7-8:30 p.m. - Kingergarten -2nd Grades @ Pastor Kay & Mr. Charles' House
Saturday, April 19th
10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.- Preschool (Ages 5 and under) @ NorthPark Church
**We are in search of some plastic eggs and candy for our upcoming Egg Hunts! If you have any, please look for an Easter container in the lobby!!**


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Do you try to teach your baby words like "spirulina"? Do you host chicken pox parties and/or have an amber teething necklace for your kid? Sounds like you might be a Natural Mama. And what's the fun in parenting if you can't take a step back and laugh at yourself every now and then? Our sister site Inhabitots [1] recently came across this genius video, Sh*t Natural Mamas Say [2], produced by blogger Mama Natural. Watch the video above, and then head over to Mama Natural [3] to see check out Part 2.
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The Problems of Philosophy
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One of his great works, and a must-read for any student of philosophy, The Problems of Philosophy was written in 1912 as an introduction to Russell's thought. As an empiricist, Russell starts at the beginning with this question: Is there any knowledge in the world that is so certain that no reasonable man could doubt it? This, according to Russell, is where the work of philosophy begins. He covers topics such as reality, the nature of matter, inductive reasoning, truth, and the limits of philosophical knowledge. As one of the greatest minds in Western philosophy, Russell's thoughts are profoundly informative and provocative and suitable for anyone wishing to expand his mind. British philosopher and mathematician BERTRAND ARTHUR WILLIAM RUSSELL (1872-1970) won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1950. Among his many works are Why I Am Not a Christian (1927), Power: A New Social Analysis (1938), and My Philosophical Development (1959).
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Thursday, November 21, 2013
It might not be Boyd & Boyd, Inc. and Friends' most time-honored Relay For Life fundraiser, but the Daddy-Daughter Date Night has quickly become one of its most anticipated.
The third annual night of dancing, games and memories will return, 4-6:30 p.m. Nov. 23 at KC Country in Kingdom City.
Boyd & Boyd team member Sara Jeffrey said that the event has drawn about 50 pairs of young women and their fathers, uncles, step-fathers and male role models in past years.
"It's an event that once the little girls and their dads can come, pretty much everybody comes back," Jeffrey said. "We're anticipating based on pre-ticket sales and interest … a larger number this year. I've had calls out of Mexico and Columbia, and it looks like it may become more of a regional event."
Tickets are $25 per child, with $5 for each additional child. The evening includes dancing, games, a corsage, a photo keepsake, crafts and snacks.
Jeffrey said that the chocolate fountain proves to be a popular attraction, and that the younger crowd can expect a special visit from Santa. After a keepsake photo is taken, pairs can use a photo booth to take their own snapshots.
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My baby is 4 months old, I breastfeed and I'v had my period for about four weeks now. Is this normal? I had a LOOP around the same time I started.
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I bled for a long time but not as long as you did i think it was about a month and a half...it turns out mines was a low grade bacterial infection and that's why i didn't stop bleeding...my dr examined me and i didn't appear to be irritated but she perscribed me antibiotics and it stopped...if you havent already you should contact your ob/gyn.posted 11/16/2011 by MiyasMommie
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Blair Oaks, Linn meet federal target
Friday, August 5, 2011
Like their counterparts around the state, Mid-Missouri's public school students generally scored better this year than last on the battery of tests given in the Missouri Assessment Program, or MAP, according to data released Thursday by the state Elementary and Secondary Education department.
But only two area districts — Blair Oaks in Cole County and Osage R-2 in Linn — improved enough to meet the federal government's "adequate yearly progress," or AYP, levels set by the 2001 "Elementary and Secondary Education Act," often called the "No Child Left Behind" law.
"We are very pleased with the effort put forth by our teachers and principals to ensure substantial improvement in our 2011 scores," Linn Superintendent Mary Elsensohn said Thursday afternoon.
Blair Oaks Superintendent Jim Jones added: "The results demonstrate the commitment of our students, parents, faculty, staff and building administrators to meeting lofty expectations."
The MAP test is given each spring in Communication Arts (English) and mathematics, in grades 3-8. High school students are tested in English I and II classes, and in general math and algebra I and II classes.
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The late civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. will be honored in a special celebration in Madera on Sunday, a day before the official federal holiday observing his birthday. Had he lived until today, King — who was assassinated on April 4, 1968— would have been 85 years old.
An afternoon reception will be held in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School cafeteria, 601 Lilly St.
Coffee, punch and cookies donated by Madera Community Hospital's food service department will be served at 2 p.m., followed by the main program at 2:30 p.m.
The event in Madera has been organized annually by the Martin Luther King Jr. local host committee even before King was honored with a national holiday, which was first celebrated on Jan. 20, 1986, organizers said. The local celebration is also organized by the Madera County Office of Education. The aim is to celebrate King's legacy by emphasizing his life and works...


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May 3, 2016
ARDMORE, OK - The Ardmore chapter of the NAACP also celebrated Wednesday's 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, in Washington.
The chapter president and the executive chair actually went to the events in our nation's capital.
They just got off the plane Wednesday night, and the Ardmore chapter president said seeing all different types of people there was inspiring.
"All different nationalities, it really puts a meaning to what the I have a dream speech really means," said Ardmore NAACP President Elizabeth Williams said. "It makes it reality."
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Weekend wrap – Carr's stock keeps rising
It's early in the AAU season, but so far Patterson freshman Aquille Carr has picked up right where he left off this winter.
The 5-foot-6 point guard has followed up an All-Metro season with standout play for Nike Baltimore Elite's 17-and-under squad. FlagrantFouls.com picked Carr as one of the most impressive players at this weekend's Baltimore Elite Invitational at Hoop Magic in Chantilly, Va.
He is lightning quick, has outstanding handles, and can flat out score the basketball. What makes Aquille special is the way he gets in the gaps and finishes at the rim. He's got outstanding body control and is a terrific finisher. Think a cross between Allen Iverson and Louis Williams.
• Testudo Times took a look Saturday at two potential center targets for the Terps from the junior college ranks.
The first is Berend Weijs. ... Weijs is originally from the Netherlands and plays for Harcum CC just outside of Bryn Mawr. If you're interested, he has a Twitter...in Dutch. Weijs has been to Longwood and has an offer from the Lancers. He visited Maryland in late April and claims an offer from the Terps, along with interest from a handful of other mid-majors.
• The New York Post checked in Friday with Brooklyn (N.Y.) Lincoln defensive end Ishaq Williams, a Maryland target with 25 BCS-level scholarship offers.
The 17-year-old from Clinton Hill speaks to several assistant coaches per day. Thursday afternoon, he had a Skype video conference with Alabama coach Nick Saban. He has taken unofficial visits with his father, Shaun, to Syracuse, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Miami and Maryland, meeting each school's head coach.
• Rivals.com updated the recruitment of Seton Hall Prep (N.J.) linebacker Connor Wujciak late last week.
To this point Wujciak has visited Maryland, Rutgers, Boston College and Pittsburgh. He said he will definitely take some more visits. Wujciak wants to have his decision made before his senior season, though he doesn't know if that will be possible. That means he should be on the road a little bit this summer.


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Kovacs P516-3-615
Antique Dorian Bronze 2 Light Floor Lamp from the Needle Collection
Item # BCI1335376 | Model # P516-3-615 | Needle Collection
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Two Light Floor Lamp from the Needle Collection
- Ivory Linen fabric drum shade
- Drum shades offer a simple, elegant design for any room
- Designed to cast light both upwards and downwards
- California Title 20 Compliant
- Suitable for dry locations
Lamping Technologies:
- Bulb Base - Medium (E27): The E27 (Edison 27mm), Edison Screw (ES). The standard in countries that use 220–240 volts AC domestic power, the E27 are the most common screw-mount size.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E26 Medium Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
- Base Style: Pedestal
- Bulb Base: Medium (E26)
- Bulb Included: No
- Bulb Type: Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent
- Energy Star: No
- Height: 61.5"
- Location Rating: Dry Location
- Number of Bulbs: 2
- Product Weight: 12.57 lbs, 13.23 lbs
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- Shade Material: Fabric
- Shade Type: Drum
- Shade Width: 20"
- Switch Location: Socket Switch
- Switch Type: Pull Chain
- Title 20 Compliant: Yes
- UL Rating: Dry Location
- Voltage: 120v
- Wattage: 200
- Watts Per Bulb: 100
- Title 20 is a California law intended to reduce energy consumption by regulating the types of bulb bases and bulbs being sold to California Residents. The fixture must either have a dedicated fluorescent socket, a GU24 Socket, or include a CFL bulb in the box.
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May 5, 2016
WILLISTON, Fla. (AP) -- A Georgia woman died and six others were injured when a blown tire cased the vehicle they were traveling in to overturn on Interstate 75 in north Florida.
The Florida Highway Patrol says five of the eight people were ejected from the 2002 GMC Yukon when it overturned about 12:30 p.m. Sunday. Elva Pineda Leiva of Norcross, Ga., was pronounced dead at Shands Hospital at the University of Florida.
Two children, ages 4 and 9, were listed in critical condition. The FHP says the woman and children were not wearing seat belts.
Four others, ages 13 to 39, were also taken to Shands.
Sixty-one-year-old driver Wilfredo Terraza suffered minor injuries. The FHP says the truck's right rear tire blew out, causing a rollover.
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