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INDIANAPOLIS — There have been times, as John Elway has roamed through the hallways in pursuit of a word or two with some of the top prospects in this draft, or as the video has rolled across the screen in front of him, when he has taken a moment and thought of his father, Jack.
"Actually, we were talking about this last night," Elway said Friday. "It's 10 years this April that he passed away. So the last time I spent with him was in the draft of 2001."
Ten years since Jack Elway died, at 69. The elder Elway was a longtime head coach as well as the Broncos' former scouting director, He also was the driving influence, safety net and confidant behind John Elway.
And in the last month of his father's life, John Elway sat side by side with Jack Elway to watch video and prepare reports before the 2001 draft.
As Elway prepares for his first draft as the Broncos' executive vice president of football operations, after a Hall of Fame playing career, something occurs to him as he tries to return the franchise he led to two Super Bowl wins to its past glory.
"I've said this before, (but) I was talking to Cornell Green last night and said, 'He'd love this right now,' " John Elway said. "He would have been my first hire if he was still here."
Green is a longtime Broncos scout who worked for Jack Elway. Green has spent more than three decades involved in the NFL. Green is one of the veteran sounding boards John Elway has used from his transition from retired legend to first-year football executive.
Elway said he has recalled many times in recent weeks how his father prepared reports on players — what he looked for on video, or how he gauged what a player could become as a career unfolded.
Elway said he spent what turned out to be the last month of his father's life working on that '01 draft. It was a draft board that included a Purdue quarterback some thought might be too small to succeed, who played in a wide-open offense, who some believed may not have enough durability and strength to survive a schedule full of NFL defenses.
A guy named Drew Brees.
Elway said his father saw fire and competitiveness in Brees' play.
"I sat down — just to be able to watch different guys and get his opinion on different guys, if he was seeing the same type of things I was seeing," Elway said. "Guys that are still playing. Back then he was a big Drew Brees fan."
Brees has since more than proven Jack Elway's confidence in his future. The New Orleans Saints quarterback has had five 4,000-yard-plus passing seasons in his career, three consecutive seasons with at least 33 touchdown passes and one rather nice Super Bowl ring.
"Those type things stick in my mind, different guys he kept talking about. I'd ask him, 'What'd you see?' ... The competitiveness, that's what I remember him saying ... that's what you're searching for, players who believe football is important to them, who compete, who fight through tough times. Beyond talent, height, weight and speed, that's what it takes."
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Ed. Dept. begins to investigate bully schools
Timothy Kincaid
December 21st, 2010
For years Seth Walsh was bullied. For years his mother tried to get the Tehachapi Unified School District to protect him. Finally, in September Seth could take it no more and ended his life.
And, in response, Federal education officials are looking into the circumstances leading to Seth's death. (Press-Enterprise).
The probe was launched in response to a complaint from Seth Walsh's mother that Tehachapi Unified School District employees failed to adequately address the years of bullying that preceded her son's death last Sept. 28, spokesman Justin Hamilton said.
Seth's mother Wendy Walsh said U.S. Department of Education investigators spent two days in Tehachapi last week interviewing students, teachers and administrators. She said she contacted them when her son, who hanged himself from a backyard tree on Sept. 19, was still hospitalized in a coma.
The school may be among the first to discover that America is sick of reading about children being bullied to death and that old "boys will be boys" attitudes can no longer cover incompetence, callousness, or tolerance of anti-gay bullying.
In late October, the Education Department's civil rights division responded by reminding school districts and universities they could face administrative penalties and even lose federal funding if they fail to take concrete steps to counter anti-gay harassment about which they knew or "reasonably should have known."
I think few doubt that the Tehachapi Unified School District reasonably should have known that their campuses were torture to students who are gay or perceived to be gay.


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Looks like a real atlas. Well done!
Looks like a real atlas. Well done!
Good stuff as usual!
I love this one. I pretty much enjoy all the maps of yours I've seen but this one has a really nice style I find intriguing.
I would definitely enjoy any others done in this style. Really nice work Rob.
Hey Rob, there's a slight texturing issue in the water near Cape Staifuh in the north.
Great map nonetheless


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trying to figure out how to get my almost 3yr to poop n the toilet
she will tell me after she has gone n her pants. she goes pee with a few accsedents here and there but i cnt seem to get her go on the toilet to poop
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I bought about 30 little toys and kept them in a fancy treasure chest above toilet-each time she went poop on the potty she got to pick one...the anticipation of what she was gonna pick next was enough motivation, we also had a potty party, did a little dancing and the flush for finale. The bigger the production the better!posted 11/03/2012 by midsommarbaby
Does it seem like she does not realize in advance when she has to poop or is not aware she has to poop? Or does it seem more like she knows, but is resisting pooping on the potty? What does she say about the subject, and how long has she been urinating on the toilet? I am a preschool teacher & potty train students all the time, so if you can tell me those answers, I can try to give you some suggestions that will hopefully help you...posted 10/25/2012 by flynena3
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This list of experts was developed by UN Women Gender Budget Programme. It includes the name, detailed profile and email address of experts from all regions of the world, who have collaborated with the organization in recent years to support GRB work. These experts have been carefully selected based on a review of their CVs, publications and track record.
|Countries of Work
|Working Languages
|Mendez, Ada
|Experienced in supporting the application of GRB by the Parliament especially in El Salvador. Coordinator of a UNIFEM/UNDP Programme on Women's Economic Agenda. Author of several publications on GRB including "A way to incorporate gender in the national budget", "Capacity-building manual on National Budgets with Gender Equity" and "Critical analysis of the gender budgets' experiences in the Central American Region".
|El Salvador
|Armas, Amparo
|Until recently she managed the Fiscal Policy with gender perspective project in the National Council of Ecuadorian Women (CONAMU, Ecuador's National Women Machinery). Currently a consultant for various UNIFEM GRB programmes in Latin America. Author of "The first steps of Ecuador in the process of incorporating gender in the General State Budget", UNIFEM, Quito-Ecuador, 2009.
|Ecuador / LAC
|Martinho, Araujo
|Expert in government planning and budgeting at central and local level, public finance management, GRB training for government officials.
|Portuguese / English
|Sharma, Benita
|Experienced GRB trainer with expertise in gender budget analysis, gender planning, research and advocacy. Co-author of the country study "Using Gender Budgeting Strategies for Aid Effectiveness Agenda" and Mapping of GRB initiatives in South Asia.
|India, South East Asia
|Sitão, Carlos
|Economist with a strong experience in Government Planning and Budgeting at Central and local level; public finance management. Carlos is also an experienced GRB trainer and author of two manuals on GRB in National Planning Process.
|Martinez, Concepción
|Concepcion has worked for a long time in the NGO Equidad de Genero de Mexico and is currently the Director for the Department in charge of the Prevention and Eradication of Violence against women in the Government of Mexico City. She has a lot of experience training both civil servants and women's organizations on GRB.
|Mexico / LAC
|Budlender, Debbie
|Lead GRB expert, author of numerous publications on GRB especially on the practical application of GRB, unpaid care work, budgeting and women's rights. Debbie has an extensive experience in advising governments and civil society on application of GRB.
|Africa, Latin America, Asia - South African Gender Budgeting work
|Elson, Diane
|Lead Gender and Macroeconomics expert, author of numerous publications on gender and macroeconomics, gender budget analysis tools, costing and budgeting for women's rights.
|General - UK (Women's Budget Group)
|Collier, Edda
|Independant Consultant, Researcher, Expert in Gender Analysis, Gender Planning and GRB training.
|Southern Africa, Mozambique
|Portuguese / English/French
|Klatzer, Elizabeth
|Researcher, Independant Consultant with extensive experience in GRB programming, training and M&E. Expert in Gender Budget Analysis, Gender and Aid Effectiveness, Public Finance Management, Performance Based Budgeting.
|Austria, Germany, Macedonia, Iceland, Tajikistan
|Villagomez, Elizabeth
|GRB expert, author of numerous articles and expert in budget analysis relating to gender-based violence and employment. Elizabeth also has a strong experience in advising civil society on the application of GRB.
|Spain - Central and Eastern Europe
|Spanish / English
|Reyes, Emilia
|Gender and development expert at Equidad de Genero in Mexico, responsible for the GRB programme. Emilia has a strong experience in advising governments and institutions in gender mainstreaming and the design of gender equitable public policies in Mexico.
|Sarr Sow, Fatou
|Sociologist - Director of the Gender Laboratory at University Cheikh Anta Diop in Dakar (Senegal). Expert in gender analysis.
|Raes, Florence
|Expert in supporting the formulation and implementation gender budget initiatives, policy advocacy and GRB training.
|Morocco / Chile / Brazil / Algeria
|English / French / Spanish / Portuguese
|Dorotan, Florencia
|Social activist. Programme Manager of the Women's Action Network for Development (WAND). Expert in the formualtion and implementation of GRB initiatives at the local Level GRB, Advocacy for GRB, Gender analysis and Governance.
|Muteshi, Jacinta
Independent Consultant, Researcher, Specialist GRB training, gender analysis, gender and aid effectiveness.Author of "Institutionalising Gender Responsive Budgets in Commonwealth: Lessons learnt and critical next steps"; "Gender responsive budgeting tools and gender mainstreaming strategies in Ethiopia"; "Mapping Aid Effectiveness and Gender Equality in Africa, Regional Issues and Trend";"A Resource Manual: Promoting Gender Equality in New Aid Modalities for Africa".
Jacinta is currently working on "Guidelines for GRB in the Health Sector in Ethiopia"; and "Guidelines for the Agricultural and Rural Sector in Ethiopia"
|Mukunda, Julius
|Director of Gender Budget Programme Forum On Women and Democracy in Uganda with expertise in the application of GRB at national and local level, GRB training and gender budget analysis. Julius is also a Member of the East Africa GRB Network.
|Uganda - Tanzania
|Schneider, Katrin
|Independant Consultant with extensive experience in gender responsive budgeting, gender and PRSP, and gender and pro-poor growth. Expert in GRB training and author of numerous training manuals on GRB.
|Africa (Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Mpzambique) Pakistan, Afghanistan, Fiji and South Korea
|English/ German/ French
|Liudmila S. Rzhanitsyna:
|Professor, specialist in social policy and gender. Ms. Rzhanitsyna has been involved in GRB work in Russia. She is the author of two books on gender budgeting.
|Russia / CEE / CIS
|Fragoso, Lucia Pérez
|Economist, Project Manager at Equidad de Género a leading organization on GRB in Mexico. Expert in training and advocacy for GRB work, Lucia also coordinates Gender and Economics course in the LAC region.
|Mexico and Central America
|Tarasiewicz, Malgorzata
|Director of the Network of East-West Women NEWW-Polska. NEWW-Polska is currently involved in a project "EU Gender Watch: A Comparative Analysis of EU Development Instruments from the Gender Perspective in: Georgia, Ukraine, Tajikistan".
|Rusimbi, Mary
|Development Practicioner, women's rights advocate and expert in gender analysis and GRB training. Her areas of expertise include HIV/Aids and PRSPs. Mary has worked in many African countries and authored several publications and training resources on gender.
|Tanzania, East Africa, Mozambique
|Holvoet, Nathalie
|GRB expert with several publications on GRB and related issues, integrating gender in PRSPs and developing and tracking gender responsive indicators.
|English / French
|Bannerjee, Nirmala
|Economist, author of numerous publications on GRB and expert in gender budget analysis of poverty alleviation programs and fiscal policies.
|Kabaya, Odette
Former Coordinator of Gender Responsive Programme in the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning in Rwanda.Specialist in sector gender analysis, gender budget analysis, training of sector planning and budgeting officers, implementation of GRB programme within Government (mainstreaming gender in budget call circulars, developing gender budget statement), sensitization of CSO and Members of Parliament on GRB.
|French, English
|Hasanov, Rafkat
|Executive Director of the Association "Investment Round Table". Mr Hasanov has extensive finance and economics expertise and experience. Among other assignments, he has worked on costing of MDGs and NAP in Kyrgyzstan, and has worked in a team of experts on engendering the poverty reduction strategy.
|Coello, Raquel
|Feminist Economist, Latin-American regional GRB programme coordinator from 2005 to 2011. Extensive experience in providing technical support for GRB experiences in Latin American countries –both at the governmental and non-governmental level-. Organized several international seminars, conducted regional researches and contributed to the creation and supervision of the specialized Spanish website on GRB www.presupuestoygenero.net. Experienced in knowledge management, particularly in the development of tools and systematic documentation of experiences. She has also worked as a researcher and as a teacher in academic courses as well as in GRB training workshops both in Latin America and in Spain.
|Latin America
|Spanish, English, French and Portuguese
|Sharp, Rhonda
|Lead GRB expert, author of numerous publications on GRB, gender and performance based budgeting. Rhonda has an extensive experience in advising governments and civil society on application of GRB.
|Quinn, Sheila
|Specialist in development and delivery of training programmes with expertise in sector gender analysis, gender budget analysis, developing gender sensitive targets and indicators. Author of Gender Budgeting: practical implementation handbook and co-Author of Budgeting for All: A manual for local gender budget initiatives.
|Ukraine, Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Georgia, Poland, Yemen, Ireland, Lithuania, Turkey, Syria, Korea
|Sene, Soce
|Public Finance Expert with strong experience in gender analysis, result based management, GRB training and workhop facilitation.
|West Africa and Central Africa, Haiti
|Vargas, Virginia
|Sociologist, women's rights advocate and author. Expert in national and local level GRB in Latin America. Former UNIFEM Consultant in charge of the Women's Economic and Social Rights Programme, Evaluator of the Latin-American Gender Responsive Budget Programme and currently Political advisor for UNIFEM's Gender Responsive Budget Programme in Peru.
|Latin America
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But, as an empty nest mom that apparently puts me in a certain "age" demographic whether I'm aware of it or like it. I know the word "age" is sometimes a dirty word. Especially when my age "bracket" is the last choice on some questionnaire and it asks for your "age range."
Yes, being an empty nester puts me in the age bracket of having aging parents. It does make sense that since I'm getting older, they are as well. As I stated earlier though, I never thought of my parents as old.
However, that fact became more apparent the year following their 50th Wedding Anniversary. It was in September 2012 that my mom suffered her first stroke, with another before the year 2012 ended in December. And before the doctors determined that heart Afib was the culprit that was robbing her of her health and time.
I soon discovered that it was important for my wellness of mind to be aware of the changes going on with my aging parents. I became more aware of the medications they were taking, the doctor's appointments they needed to keep, the daily household chores and errands that they needed.
I also became more vastly aware that for the most part, society doesn't really cater to the aged very well especially if they have limited hand mobility which is one of the hindrances my mom has had to overcome. Packages are hard to open. Clothing is hard for her to maneuver. Even buying a simple pair of shoes can be a difficult task because finding a perfect pair that she can put on unassisted is tricky.
As both of my parents get older, according to the recent information at
The Recall Center, they are more prone to slips and falls. Of course, with my mom's very limited mobility due to her stroke, I became very aware of this. However, even this website made me more aware of other things I should put on my "trip and fall radar".
As quoted on their website, "With a third of people age 65 and older reporting a fall each year and two-thirds of that number falling again within six months, falling poses a significant risk to seniors in their daily lives. In fact, falling is the most common cause of injury-related deaths in those age 65 and older and leads to the majority of their lifetime injury costs"
I know the wellness of life my parents during their "Winter" years will be a challenge. But it can be one filled with hope and safety if we are vigilant to stay and be aware of our surroundings and ever changing needs.
I encourage you to hop over to their website and read some hints that will help you to help the ones you love.
The Recall Center also has a nice little info graphic as well with the hints.
Hugs and feathers from the nest~~()~~
Kim Steadman is the COOP (Chief Online Operating Person) for The Re-Feathered Nest. A place of encouragement for moms entering the Empty Nest Zone who are ready to RePurpose and ReDesign their lives now that the kids have flown the coop. Kim can be found on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheRefeatheredNest and on Google+ at +Kim.


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This might be rehashed, but Watson is completely out of touch and has NO idea how to run an F1 team. Suspending your #1 driver for "a few races". Completely laughable on face value alone given you #1 is a 3 time WDC that has put RBR in the dominating position it's in right now -- not Webber.
Second, Vettel looks like a genius for disobeying team orders. Look at the points lead he holds over Webber!. Seb is the only one that can challenge for title because Webber is so far back. Even if Vettel had obeyed team orders, Webber would be still be too far back to be a legitimate challenger for the title. I've said it before, I'll say it again, Webber is lucky to have such a fine ride.


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Missouri Fertility Clinics
InfertilitySpecialist.com lists three infertility clinics located in Missouri. These fertility clinics all have a board certified reproductive endocrinologist, infertility specialist on staff. Most of these infertility clinics can schedule appointments within two weeks. There are links to several of these infertility clinics' Web sites.
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Washington University reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialists -
Starting a family or having an additional child does not always happen as easily as anticipated. It may come as a surprise to couples who have been careful to avoid pregnancy that conceiving can be difficult.
The information in this web site is designed to help many couples, including those just beginning the process of starting a family; those who have been trying a while and suspect they may need some assistance; those who have had multiple miscarriages; or those who have longstanding fertility problems. In all those situations, we are here to help.
The Washington University Infertility and Reproductive Medicine Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital has been a pioneer in the field of reproductive medicine. In 1985, the first baby in Missouri conceived through in vitro fertilization (IVF) was born to parents treated in our Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) Program. This progressive spirit continues today as our specialists offer the full array of medical and surgical options to men and women seeking to be parents.
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Miami Dade College President Dr. Eduardo J. Padrón
Miami, May 9, 2011 -
Miami Dade College (MDC) President Dr. Eduardo J. Padrón will be honored at The
Education Fund's Annual Charity Auction "The Art of Found Objects" taking place place at The Moore Building in the Miami Design District, on May 20, at 7 p.m. The event will feature live music by the New World School of the Arts at MDC and an epicurean feast with local celebrity chefs, as well as bids on exclusive items and luxury vacation packages. Proceeds go toward supporting public school children in Miami-Dade County.
"The real power of this event is that it reminds us of the extraordinary talent of the kids in our public schools," said Linda Lecht, President, The Education Fund. "If we hope to turn that talent into dreams, careers, leadership, and success, we simply must provide these students and their teachers with the tools and resources they need to be successful."
This year also marks The Education Fund's 25th anniversary. To celebrate, The Education Fund is honoring local leaders, including President Padrón, who are all products of the Miami-Dade County public schools, showing what a public education can do.
Dr. Padrón's has served as president of Miami Dade College, the nation's largest institution of higher education, since 1995. His energetic leadership also extends to many of the nation's leading organizations. He is the chair of the prestigious American Council on Education and immediate past chair of the Association of American Colleges and Universities. He also serves on the boards of the Federal Reserve; Council on Foreign Relations and the Business/Higher Education Forum among other major national organizations. During his career, he has also been selected to serve on posts of national prominence by five American presidents, most recently as chair of the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans by President Obama. Padrón was also recently named one of TIME magazine's "10 Best College Presidents" and "Floridian of the Year" by Florida Trend magazine.
For 25 years, The Education Fund has acted on the belief that the quality of our public schools must be the top priority for our community. Working side-by-side with the private sector, The Education Fund has raised more than $38 million to support and improve our public schools with an emphasis on designing and implementing innovative initiatives. The goal is to ensure that every child learns and succeeds. The Education Fund's portfolio of programs focuses exclusively on Miami-Dade public schools, benefiting all 390 schools, all 20,000+ teachers and all 340,000 students.
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New teen romance The Fault in our Stars, starring Shailene Woodley and Ansel Egort, has hit cinemas and singer Birdy has shared her songs from the soundtrack.
The film follows teens Hazel (Woodley) and Gus (Egort), two teenagers who meet and fall in love at a cancer support group, and the film is already a big hit stateside.
Birdy, real name Jasmine van den Bogaerde, has shared links to the new videos on her Facebook page from her three songs on the soundtrack.
Her three songs on the soundtrack are Not About Angels, Tee Shirt and Best Shot plus there are tracks from Ed Sheeran, Jake Bugg and Lykke Li.
Click here to listen to the songs by the 18-year-old UK singer from The Fault in our Stars which is in cinemas now.


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In some areas, young pods are most often eaten, while the Moringa leaves are the most commonly used. The flowers are edible when cooked and tasted like mushrooms. Bark, sap, roots, leaves, seeds, oil and flowers are used in traditional medicine in several countries. In Jamaica, the sap is used for a natural blue dye.
Comparison of the content of Moringa and other food
Food Nutrition - General Food Types - Content of Moringa Leaves
Vitamin A - carrots - 1.8 mg - 6.8 mg
Calcium - Milk - 120 mg - 440 mg
Potassium - bananas - 88 mg - 259 mg
Protein - Yogurt - 3.1 g - 6.7 g
Vitamin C - Oranges - 30 mg - 220 mg
Moringa leaves are traditionally cooked and used like spinach. Besides being used fresh as a substitute for spinach, leaves are dried and ground into a powder to use in soups and sauces. For the record is important to remember that like most plant moringa heating above 60 degrees Celsius to destroy some nutritional value.
Efficacy Kelor Combat Malnutrition
benefits of moringa leaves
Moringa tree and the leaves have been used to combat malnutrition, especially among infants and nursing mothers. Various agencies INGOs Trees for Life, Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization, and Volunteer Partnerships for West Africa - have advocated Moringa as a solution to overcome hunger. One of the authors said that Moringa is a natural nutrition for the tropics.
Moringa is very promising as a food source in the tropics because the tree has leaves filled the dry season when other foods are usually scarce.
Moringa leaves continue to do research to reveal the nature of the potential of nutrients and phytochemicals, including including in vitro antibacterial effects, improved glucose tolerance in diabetic rat model, inhibition of Epstein-Barr virus activity in vitro and reduction of skin papillomas in mice.
Moringa leaves in traditional medicine
Moringa has been used in a variety of traditional medicine, including Ayurvedic and traditional medicine in the Philippines, Africa and Indonesia. Moringa leaves can be given to nursing mothers to increase lactation or milk production.


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Interactive Biblical Daily Meditations
Revival of the Catholic Church in former Soviet Union
In the summer of 1939 three Polish Divine Word Missionaries were in Baranowicze -
at that time still a part of Poland - very close to the Russian boarder. Their pastoral
work there, however, ended abruptly at the outbreak of the Second World War.
Only when the Soviet Union experienced meltdown and perestroika and
glasnost became realities was it possible to begin in the Ukraine. In March of
1990 the first Holy Spirit Missionary Sisters ventured into the Ukraine and established
four houses. One year later, the Society of the Divine Word began anew in Baranowicze
which had become a part of White Russia (Belarus). A Divine Word Center, dedicated to the
Holy Trinity, was founded and a new parish was dedicated in 1996 to Our Lady of
In 1992 the first Divine Word Missionaries arrived in Moscow, took up
residence in a small house and began work among the youth. In 1998 a third parish was
accepted. St. Olgais is in the area of the University of Moscow, the largest school of its
kind in Russia.
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Archbishop John Bukovsky was named Apostolic Nuncio in Moscow. Archbishop Bukovsky can
account for some significant success. Through adroit negotiations with the mayor of St.
Petersburg, for example, he succeeded in regaining partial control of the former seminary
in St. Petersburg. American Divine Word Missionary, Fr. John Donaghey, SVD, revised the
statues of the reestablished Queen of the Apostles Seminary at the request of the
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So much more is included in your Chicago guest room besides a bed!
The Embassy Suites Chicago-O'Hare/Rosemont offers an array of services and amenities. Included in the guest room rate is our complimentary full cooked-to-order breakfast and complimentary cocktail reception.
Additional services and amenities:
- Complimentary Business Center located in lobby
- Indoor Pool located on ground floor
- Whirlpool located on ground floor
- Fitness Center located on 2nd floor
- Gift Shop
- Interior Corridors
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As part of their partnership with the BankPlus Light-A-Light Project, Ballet Mississippi promoted the holiday project to area schools. Several schools raised funds for Friends of Children's Hospital and presented the funds to David Keary, Artistic Director for Ballet Mississippi and Melanie Schade, Program Administrator for Friends following a special performance of The Nutcracker at Thalia Mara Hall for schoolchildren.
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Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions
August 30, 2012
2012 COA 141. No.08CA2433. People v. Doubleday.
Felony Murder—Attempted Aggravated Robbery—Predicate Offense—Special Interrogatory—Duress—Second-Degree Murder—Challenge for Cause—Prosecutorial Misconduct.
Defendant appealed from the judgment of conviction entered on jury verdicts finding him guilty of first-degree felony murder and second-degree murder. The judgment was affirmed and the case was remanded.
Defendant shot and killed a clerk at a convenience store in December 2006. The jury found defendant not guilty of attempted aggravated robbery based on duress, and guilty of second-degree murder and felony murder.
Defendant contended that his felony murder conviction must be vacated because the jury acquitted him of attempted aggravated robbery, the predicate offense for the felony murder charge. The predicate offense element of felony murder requires proof beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant committed or attempted to commit the predicate offense, and not that the defendant was convicted of the predicate offense. Here, the prosecution met the burden of proving that defendant committed the predicate offense—attempted aggravated robbery. Additionally, the prosecution does not have to disprove defendant's affirmative defense of duress to prove that defendant committed attempted aggravated robbery. The jury's verdict convicting defendant for felony murder was affirmed.
Defendant also argued that the trial court violated CRE 606(b) by giving a special interrogatory. The special interrogatory instructed the jurors to complete it only if they found defendant not guilty of the predicate offense; thus, it did not usurp the jury's duty to deliver a general verdict. Additionally, the special interrogatory was necessary to ensure the validity of a guilty verdict on the felony murder charge. Further, the jury received and completed the special interrogatory before it announced its verdict; thus, it was not a "post-verdict statement." Therefore, the trial court properly exercised its discretion by giving the special interrogatory relating to the attempted aggravated robbery charge.
Defendant further contended that the trial court erred by failing to instruct the jury that duress is a defense to felony murder and second-degree murder. Felony murder is a class 1 felony, and CRS § 18-1-708 provides that duress is not a defense to class 1 felonies. Thus, duress is not a defense to felony murder. Further, defendant entered the convenience store alone and there was no evidence that any threats motivated defendant to shoot the clerk. Therefore, there was no evidence to support a duress instruction on the second-degree murder charge. Accordingly, the trial court did not err by refusing to instruct the jury that duress was a defense to either felony murder or second-degree murder.
Defendant contended that the trial court erred by denying his challenge for cause to a potential juror because she consistently expressed doubt about her ability to be fair and impartial. Although the juror expressed some doubt about her ability to be fair and impartial and said that she might be biased against defendant, she also repeatedly said that she thought she could perform her duties and that she hoped she would be able to keep an open mind while hearing the evidence. Therefore, the trial court did not abuse its discretion in denying defendant's challenge for cause.
Defendant also argued that the prosecution committed prosecutorial misconduct. However, the prosecutor's voir dire statements on reasonable doubt did not lessen the prosecution's burden; the prosecutor did not misstate the law; and the prosecution did not ask the jurors to disregard the presumption of innocence. Therefore, there were no grounds for reversal.
2012 COA 142. No.11CA1006. In re the Parental Responsibilities of D.T., and Concerning Lavattiata.
Allocation ofParental Responsibilities—Nonparent—CRS § 14-10-123(1)(c).
Crystal Lavattiata appealed from the judgment dismissing her petition for parental responsibilities for D.T., who is the child of Christina Trujillo (mother). The judgment was affirmed and the case was remanded.
Mother and Lavattiata became acquainted when mother was a teenager and she attended school with Lavattiata's children. After mother gave birth to D.T. in 2003, she moved into Lavattiata's home, and Lavattiata assisted her in caring for the child. Although mother moved out of Lavattiata's home when D.T. was 6 months old, Lavattiata continued to assist mother with D.T.'s care until 2010, when mother ended Lavattiata's time with him. Lavattiata subsequently petitioned for an allocation of parental responsibilities. The trial court concluded that Lavattiata did not have standing under CRS § 14-10-123(1)(c) and dismissed Lavattiata's petition.
On appeal, Lavattiata contended the trial court erred by dismissing her petition for parental responsibilities. A nonparent can attain standing under CRS § 14-10-123(1)(c) if the nonparent has had the physical care of the child for six months or more and commences an action seeking parental responsibilities within six months of the termination of such care. Here, mother at all times acted as D.T.'s parent and directed his care. Lavattiata functioned in a grandmother-like role to D.T. and provided care for D.T. at mother's direction and under her supervision. Mother remained in control of D.T.'s care by continuously monitoring and directing Lavattiata's actions with D.T., and then terminating Lavattiata's care of the child when Lavattiata refused to follow her directions. Thus, the trial court did not err in concluding that Lavattiata lacked standing under CRS § 14-10-123(1)(c). The judgment was affirmed, and the case was remanded to the trial court for determination of mother's appellate attorney fee request under CSR § 14-10-119.
2012 COA 143. No.11CA1351. Hanson v. Colorado Dep't of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division.
Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol—Driver's License Revocation—Express Consent Statute—Subpoena—Fourth Amendment—Exclusionary Rule.
Petitioner Andrew Hanson appealed the district court's judgment affirming the administrative order entered by respondent, the Colorado Department of Revenue (Department), revoking Hanson's driver's license for one year. The judgment was affirmed.
After a citizen's report of erratic driving, the police apprehended Hanson at his home and transported him to the hospital, where Hanson refused testing under the express consent statute. Despite the deputy's failure to appear at the revocation hearing in response to a subpoena served on him, the hearing officer quashed the subpoena and sustained the revocation.
On appeal, Hanson contended that the revocation order should be reversed because the hearing officer erroneously denied him the opportunity to cross-examine the deputy about the circumstances surrounding his entry into the residence. The Fourth Amendment exclusionary rule does not apply to revocation hearings. Therefore, Hanson's Fourth Amendment claim fails. Further, because Hanson had no right to challenge the validity of the initial police contact, the hearing officer did not err in concluding that the deputy's proposed testimony was unnecessary. Thus, Hanson was not deprived of his statutory right to cross-examine the deputy.
2012 COA 144. No.11CA1825. Stulp, Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture v. Schuman.
Animal Protection Act—Permanent Injunction From Owning Livestock—Due Process.
In this action under the Animal Protection Act, defendants Dean Schuman and Schuman Cattle, LLC appealed the permanent injunction entered against them by plaintiff John Stulp, the Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture (Commissioner), enjoining defendants from owning, managing, controlling, or otherwise possessing livestock in Logan County. The order was affirmed.
The Colorado Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Protection inspected defendants' property after receiving complaints of dead cattle on the ranch. The court found that defendants were not fit to provide for the health and well-being of the cattle they owned. The court ordered the Commissioner to seize all cattle from defendants' ranch and sell them at auction, and permanently enjoined defendants from owning, managing, controlling, or otherwise possessing livestock in Logan County.
Defendants contended the trial court exceeded its authority by permanently enjoining them from owning, managing, controlling, or possessing livestock in Logan County. The Court of Appeals disagreed. Defendants were starving the cattle to death and failing to treat any injured or sick cattle. They expressed no remorse, took no responsibility for past acts or omissions, and offered no evidence of rehabilitation. The Act authorized the trial court to permanently enjoin defendants from future ownership of livestock to enforce compliance with its provisions.
Defendants also contended that the permanent injunction violates the Due Process Clause of the U.S. Constitution and article II, § 3 of the Colorado Constitution. The rights to own animals and conduct a livestock business are not unlimited and can be abrogated in appropriate circumstances. Under the circumstances presented here, including the overwhelming evidence of defendants' unwillingness to conform to accepted methods of animal husbandry, it was not a constitutional violation for the trial court to permanently enjoin defendants from owning livestock.
2012 COA 145. No.11CA1976. Progressive Casualty Insurance Co. v. Moore.
Denial of Benefits—Statutory Notice Requirements—Commercial Versus Personal Policies.
In this declaratory judgment action, S. Bryan Moore appealed the judgment entered in favor of Progressive Casualty Insurance Company. The judgment was affirmed.
Moore was involved in a car accident. Progressive Casualty Insurance Co. (Progressive) denied his claim for insurance benefits because his automobile insurance policy had expired months earlier.
Moore contended that the trial court misapprehended the applicability of CRS § 10-4-110.5. Specifically, Moore argued that the policy had renewed automatically because Progressive had failed to comply with the statutory notice requirements. However, § 10-4-110.5 applies only to commercialautomobile insurance policies, and Moore's policy was not commercial. Therefore, the trial court's ruling was affirmed.
2012 COA 146. No. 11CA1988. Colorado Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition v. Colorado Board of Parks and Outdoor Recreation.
Curing an Open Meetings Law Violation—Summary Judgment.
In this action alleging violations of the Open Meetings Law (OML), plaintiffs, the Colorado Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition (COHVCo) and several nonprofit corporations and interested citizens, appealed the district court's summary judgment in favor of defendant, the Colorado Board of Parks and Outdoor Recreation (Board). Plaintiffs also appealed the court's order denying them costs and attorney fees. The judgment and order were affirmed.
The Board is responsible for managing all state parks and outdoor recreation areas and for administering all state park and outdoor recreation programs. One such program is the off-highway vehicle (OHV) program. Under the OHV Act, annual registration and permit fees are placed in the OHV Recreation Fund and are required to be used for specified OHV purposes. For several years, the Board has made a portion of the OHV funds available through a grant process awarded by the OHV Subcommittee, though the Board retains final authority to allocate the grant funds.
In November 2009, the Board provided notice and held a public meeting regarding possible changes to the OHV grant program and subcommittee. Notice of subsequent public meetings was made and meetings were held in January, February, March, May, and July of 2010. During the course of these proceedings, three violations of the OML occurred: (1) on March 19, following the meeting, the Board discussed proposed changes to the OHV program and the OHV Subcommittee via e-mail; (2) on April 28, the Board held a meeting via telephone and e-mail to discuss the proposed changes; and (3) on June 7, an "OHV Program Modifications Roundtable" was convened by the state Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation to discuss the proposed changes (all Board members were notified, two attended, and one actively participated in this meeting).
After the June 7 meeting, COHVCo sent the Board a letter alleging it had violated the OML and subsequently alleged violations of the OML regarding the March 19 and April 28 meetings. On July 16, at its regularly scheduled public meeting, the Board was briefed by the Attorney General regarding the legal implications of the alleged violations. The meeting was well attended by all interested parties and numerous "key" parties commented on record. Ultimately, the Board unanimously approved the changes.
Plaintiffs sued the Board in August 2010. In its answer, the Board admitted to the three OML violations and plaintiffs moved for summary judgment and requested costs and attorney fees. The Board argued the OML violations "were all effectively remedied" by the July 16 public meeting. Following an extensive hearing, the district court granted summary judgment in favor of the Board and denied the request for costs and attorney fees, because the "Board cured any violation of the OML before the initiation of this lawsuit."
On appeal, plaintiffs argued it was error to find that the Board "cured" the three OML violations. The Court of Appeals disagreed. The Court noted that the OML does not explicitly address whether a violation can be cured by holding a subsequent meeting that complies with the act. However, Colorado case law on the OML implies a public body may do so as long as it isn't merely "rubber stamping" the earlier decision. The Court found that the July 16 meeting that effected the cure was not a rubber stamping of an earlier decision.
Plaintiffs also appealed the denial of their costs and attorney fees. The Court agreed with the district court that the Board "cured" the previous violation of the OML and therefore no costs or fees should have been awarded to plaintiffs. The judgment and order were affirmed.
2012 COA 147. No. 11CA2405. Colorado Common Cause v. Gessler, Colorado Secretary of State.
Rulemaking Authority—Campaign Finance Laws.
This case arose out of a challenge to the Colorado Secretary of State's (Secretary) rulemaking authority brought by plaintiffs, Colorado Common Cause and Colorado Ethics Watch, pursuant to CRS § 24-4-106. The Secretary appealed the trial court's order finding he exceeded his rulemaking authority in promulgating Rule 4.27. [Rule 4.27 has since been renumbered as Rule 4.1, 8 Code Colo. Regs. 1505–6.] The order was affirmed.
In 2002, Colorado voters adopted the Campaign and Political Finance Amendment (Amendment), which sets forth specific disclosure requirements that apply to various categories of participants in the elections process. The Amendment also regulates "issue committees" that advocate for or against ballot issues or questions. The Amendment incorporates the registration and disclosure requirements set forth in the Fair Campaign Practices Act (Act). In November 2010, a panel of the Tenth Circuit held in Sampson v. Buescher, 625 F.3d 1247 (10th Cir. 2010), that the financial burden of complying with the registration and reporting requirements for issue committees was substantial and the public interest in such information was minimal.
In response to Sampson, the Secretary commenced a rulemaking process to implement the decision. As part of this process, the Secretary published proposed Rule 4.27, which ultimately was adopted.Rule 4.27 states that "[a]n issue committee shall not be subject to any of the requirements of [the Amendment] or [the Act] until the issue committee has accepted $5,000 or more in contributions or made expenditures of $5,000 or more during an election cycle." The contributions and expenditure made before reaching this threshold are not required to be reported.
Plaintiffs sued under CRS § 24-4-106. The trial court held that the Secretary had exceeded his rulemaking authority and dismissed the Secretary's counterclaim for a declaration that the definition of issues committee is unenforceable until such a rule is adopted.
The Court of Appeals noted that an agency does not have authority to promulgate rules that modify or contravene statutory or constitutional provisions. Rule 4.27 creates a contribution and expenditure threshold of $5,000 that triggers an issue committee's duty to register and disclose. The Act establishes a threshold of $200. On its face, Rule 4.27 conflicts with the clear requirements of Colorado law. Thus, unless Sampson abrogated the $200 threshold, the Secretary lacked the authority to promulgate the rule. The Secretary argued Sampson did just that. The Court disagreed.
The Tenth Circuit declined to address the facial challenge to Colorado's campaign finance laws, holding only that the application of those laws under the specific facts of Sampson unconstitutionally burdened their freedom of association. The Circuit specifically acknowledged that Colorado campaign finance laws may be constitutionally applied outside the context presented in Sampson. Consequently, Rule 4.27 sweeps far too broadly. The rule was set aside as void and the order was affirmed.
2012 COA 148. No. 12CA0062. Communications Workers of America 7717 v. Industrial Claim Appeals Office.
Unemployment Compensation Benefits—"Wages."
Communications Workers of America 7717 (employer) sought review of a final order of the Industrial Claim Appeals Office (Panel) affirming a hearing officer's decision determining that claimant was entitled to an award of unemployment compensation benefits. The order was affirmed.
From 2003 until February 2011, claimant worked part-time for employer, serving as union president. He was supervised by employer's executive board. He also worked full-time for another employer (Qwest).
The hearing officer found that when the union wanted claimant to work on union business during times that he would be working for Qwest, employer paid him the equivalent wage he would have received from Qwest. The officer found employee was separated from this employment when employer merged with another local union chapter. The officer found no reason that claimant should be disqualified from receiving benefits based on the reason for the separation, and no reason that employer should be exempt from paying them.
On review to the Panel, employer argued the money it paid to employee did not constitute "wages" under the statute and that employee still had his full-time job with Qwest and therefore suffered no wage loss. The Panel held the nature of the payments made did not exempt employer from paying benefits and that the issue of ongoing work for Qwest was not properly before it. The hearing officer's decision was affirmed by the Panel.
On appeal, employer renewed its argument that it did not pay "wages" to employee. CRS § 8-70-141(1)(a) defines "wages" as "[a]ll remuneration for personal services." The undisputed evidence established that claimant provided personal services to employer by performing work as its president and was remunerated by employer with payments. The Court of Appeals saw no error in the finding that claimant was paid "wages" under the statutory scheme.
Employer also argued that claimant suffered no wage loss because he was still employed by Qwest. The Court agreed with the Panel that this was not properly before it for review. The judgment was affirmed.
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Will Portugal be nation number eight?
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November 30th, 2009
The Pink Paper is reporting that Portugal may soon take step to enact marriage equality.
Sources close to Portuguese Prime Minister José Sócrates, who is forming a new government following September elections, said that legalising same-sex marriage will be one of the new team's first actions.
The BBC's Humphrey Hawksley also seems to believe that same-sex marriage is inevitable within a matter of months. The vote count from Sócrates' Socialist Party when combined with those from the Left Bloc and the Communist Party predict its passage with votes to spare.


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Jesus Isn't Enough?
Earlier this week, Dan highlighted President Obama's discussion of religion at a "backyard conversation" in New Mexico. His heartfelt confession of a deeply personal faith in Jesus Christ was the kind of testimony one would expect to connect with evangelical Christians–and put to rest questions about his faith.
As Kyle at Right Wing Watch notes, this hasn't stopped Christian right leaders who are doing their best to justify continued attacks on the President's faith. Tony Perkins, fresh off claiming Obama is "advancing the idea of the Islamic religion," reacts by explaining that though he "may be a Christian," it doesn't really count:
He told the crowd in New Mexico that his "public service" is an "effort to express his Christian faith." If so, then he has a vastly different understanding of biblical truth than I do.
For Perkins, who has a lengthy record of marrying Christianity to political conservatism, political and religious disagreements are inextricable. There's no room for Christians across the political spectrum to disagree on the practical application of their faith because there's only one Christian answer (Hint: It's Perkins's).
This logic gives Perkins a double-edged sword. When he wants to discredit his opponents' faith, he does so under the guise of basic policy disagreements, and when he wants to attack their policies he speaks with the moral authority of a pastor. Conveniently, when others criticize his political positions, he cries foul and alleges religious discrimination.
It's obviously too much to expect Perkins to cut it out, but it'd be nice if national news networks started treating him as a partisan operative instead of a religious leader.
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It sounds like Mr. Perkins could learn a things or two from the first two chapters of Galatians. Adding anything after Jesus to the Gospel is pretty dangerous stuff.


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Local leaders in one town are drawing on recent experience with natural disasters as they prepare for Irene.
The streets of Windsor in Bertie County were under several feet of water last October as Tropical Storm Nicole caused the Cashie River to swell and flood the town.
Officials say the river level is lower today than it was last fall, and they're better prepared for Irene. Joe Alexander is a town commissioner and says, "We've been working on getting this water out of the town faster since the last one. And the town crew has done a fantastic job opening up waterways so it will get on out instead of backing up."
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Protester medics arrested by police in minivans
By Ben Westhoff
Things are so crazy in town this week that sometimes news breaks out right in front of you. As I was crossing University at Park around 1 p.m., two minivans pulled up abruptly, and in an instant eight cops jumped out. On foot, they chased after a pair of cyclists, a woman and a man. They had red duct-taped crosses on her clothes, indicating the pair were "medics" aligned with a group called North Star Health Collective; group members have been roaming downtown helping out protesters and others who have been tear-gassed, hurt, or are simply dehydrated. (More on North Star later.)
Through light rain, the cops chased the female bicyclist across the street, took her down, and put her in the back of a squad car. Across the intersection, a handful of bike cops arrived, and the male medic was tackled, cuffed and detained. The police searched his possessions and rifled through his pockets, unearthing ten tons of stuff, including at least one bottle of white vinegar solution (used for washing out someone's eyes after he or she has been maced). The police eventually took the medics away in squad cars, and one cop told me they would be charged with, at minimum, resisting arrest. He did not say what sparked the initial confrontation.
This video shows the male medic being searched.
This is the other medic.
Here's an account of the incident from a documentary filmmaker who happened to be crossing the street at the same time. (At this point we both mistakenly thought the female medic was a man.)
Later, I learned the medic pair is known as "Team Dumpster Bike." They, like other North Star Health Collective medics, travel in pairs, going under aliases like "Team Dumpster Bike" and "Team Garlic," so they don't have to tell anyone their real names.
Here is some information about North Star, from their blog
The North Star Health Collective includes health care workers, students and community activists committed to creating a meaningful response to the Republican National Convention (RNC) in St. Paul September 1-4, 2008. We will coordinate and provide health care services, resources, and training to ensure the safety of our community - the weeks before, during, and after the RNC. Thousands of community members and families are expected to attend protests against the RNC. It is all of our responsibility to make the RNC protests safer for everyone.
We believe in a broad definition of health that includes human dignity and rights for all. We reject the idea that health care should be distributed based on ability to pay.
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The Washington State University baseball team (22-17, 6-9 Pac-10) hosts California (27-15, 11-7 Pac-10) in a three-game Pacific-10 Conference series, Saturday-Monday (May 8-10)...game times are 5:30 p.m. (Saturday), noon (Sunday) and noon (Monday).
Live stats (free) and live audio (fee applies) will be available for all three games at wsucougars.com...Steve Grubbs will call the action for the internet as well as local radio.
California leads 39-28-1...series dates back to 1902 when the Cougars dropped their final game of the season 12-3 to Califronia at home, June 16...last season, Washington State won two of three game in Berkeley...in 2008, No. 12 California won two of three meetings in Pullman.
California is nationally-ranked in three of the four major polls...Golden Bears' highest ranking is 18th by Collegiate Baseball...California is No. 21 in the Baseball America poll and No. 29 according to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association...Golden Bears are the first team receiving votes in the USA Today/ESPN poll...at 11-7, California is second in the Pac-10 standings, three games back of conference-leading Arizona State and two losses ahead of eighth-place Washington State...Golden Bears are hitting .328 and have nine hitters with 30 or more games played hitting .300 or better...Mark Canha leads the team with a .365 batting average...Golden Bears own a 4.25 earned run average...Erik Johnson leads the team with a 3.07 earned run average in 10 starts.
California-RH Erik Johnson (6-2, 3.07 ERA, 1.500 WHIP, 60 K, 58 2/3 IP)
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Mustard and Thyme Baron of Beef Au Jus Recipe
- 1 (3 lb)top round roast(baron-of-beef roast)
- 6-8fresh garlic cloves(sliced in half)
- 3tablespoonsoil
- 2tablespoonsDijon mustard
- 1teaspoondried thyme
- black pepper
- 4cupsbeef stock, divided
- The evening before; slice small slits all over the roast then stuff with the garlic clove halves.
- Rub the roast all over with oil, then brush the top and sides of the roast with the mustard, then sprinkle with thyme and and black pepper.
- Place into a shallow roasting pan, do not use a rack set directly on the pan (if any fat on the roast place it fatty-side up in the pan).
- Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate 24 hours or up to 2 days (careful not to remove the mustard mixture on the roast with the plastic wrap).
- The following day remove the roast from the fridge, uncover and discard plastic wrap.
- Let sit out on the counter to bring down to room temperature (this might take a couple hours or more, it is an IMPORTANT step to relax the meat fibers to create a more tender juicy roast).
- Set oven to 450 degrees.
- Pour 1 cup beef broth into the roasting pan.
- Roast uncovered for 20 minutes in a preheated 450 degree oven.
- After 20 minutes of cooking reduce the heat down to 325 degrees.
- Cook roast until desired doneness (please keep in mind, these times are for a 3-pound roast, and after the 20 minutes cooking time at 450 degrees, you will need to adjust cooking time for larger roasts!).
- For a rare roast 50 minutes more cooking time.
- For medium-rare 60 minutes more cooking time — 70 minutes for medium and 80 minutes for medium-well.
- When the roast is cooked remove from the pan and set on a plate; tent with foil to prevent drying out.
- To make the Jus set the roasting pan on stove top over medium heat.
- Add in 3 cups beef stock, using a wooden spoon scrape the bottom of the pan to release the browned bits, gently simmer for 4-5 minutes (adjust the heat downwards so that the Jus maintains a gentle simmer.
- Using an electric knife (if you have one) or a sharp carving knife slice the roast as thinly as possible and serve with the au Jus.
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We begin tonight with a scantly glad, hollow-gazing January Jones lounging around in Matthew Vaughn's uber-stylish X-Men: First Class. What I find interesting about Jones is that whether she's about to turn into a woman with diamond-coated skin or she's waiting for Don Draper to come home from a night of whoring around, it's the same facial expression. That's consistency.
Speaking of X-Men: First Class, along with the ample sustenance in photo form released by Fox above, we also have this interesting 4-minute featurette that talks about the "family tree" that forms as Charles Xavier and Erik Lensherr bring the mutants of the world together.
The Avengers might no just have one villain, it could be getting two. It's a slippery slope, as you know, but it's also building up to be one of the biggest superhero movie events in the history of nerd expectations. So they have to either go big, or go home. The second villain is being suggested in a report by Latino Review. I'll let you read all about it over there, as I wouldn't want to soil the experience for anyone looking to keep clear of it. At the very least, I will say that the rumor does fit, logically.
J.J. Abrams loves a good mystery. And it shows in his work, as he strives to further keep us in the dark on his films. It's something we, as an audience, should appreciate about him. There may be a motive to use mystery to build buzz, and thus turn buzz into money. But in reading this NYT profile on the Super 8 director, it's hard to think of him of anything other than a guy who loves the fun in the mystery. In a day-and-age when everything is online three minutes before it goes before cameras, a little mystery is something to be cherished.
The Hangover II star Bradley Cooper might be getting a writing credit soon, as he and a friend wrote a spec treatment adaptation for the long-gestating project based on Dan Simmons' Hyperion. It's a project that has been around forever and if producer Graham King digs the scribe-skills on Cooper, it could reignite the project. Or it will continue to go nowhere. We'll see.
The following is a first look at Merida, the Kelly Macdonald voiced main character from Brave, Pixar's next film after Cars 2. The project has been wrought with trouble, including the dismissal of director Brenda Chapman, but it will ultimately set milestones as the first Pixar film to be (co-)directed by a woman and the first to feature a female protagonist. A fiery ginger female protagonist, at that.
The wait is over. With the signing of Shannon Elizabeth this week, American Reunion will live up to its name and reunite the complete cast of the American Pie series. You can rest easy tonight, my bakery-lusting friends.
The future of the Superman franchise could be in jeopardy. That's the gist of the legal mumbo-jumbo over at The Hollywood Reporter today, which explains in excruciating detail how the creators of the character are continuing their two decade-old fight to terminate copyright grants. This would leave Warner Bros., who is currently pumping millions of dollars into a new Superman reboot, up the proverbial shit creek.
What's interesting about this tidbit isn't that Thomas Jane is being pushed out of Walter Hill's Headshot, it's why Thomas Jane is being pushed out of Walter Hill's Headshot. According to the sources of AICN, he's not "ethnic" enough. The best part of this story is Jane, on Twitter, searching for jokes about racism against white people. It's funny because there aren't any.
If you've got time this weekend, you should read Peter Hall's interview with makeup master Howard Berger. He talks aliens in I Am Number Four and all the things he plans to do with Sam Raimi's trip to Oz.
Summer movie season is about to be in full-swing, especially next week when X-Men: First Class enters the ring. But while it doesn't feel like it, the summer is already delivering wonders of entertainment. One of which is Bridesmaids, the all-girl comedic romp that is not afraid to take a dump in the street. Which, as you might imagine, is quite funny. The only thing funnier would be the following outtakes reel. Make monkey noises!


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Mr. Henderson retired from Arvin Industries after 40 years service. He was a member of Seventh Street Church of God, National Campers and Hikers Association and Good Sam Camping Club
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Born in Brown County June 7, 1924, Mr. Henderson was the son of Alva "Ginseng" and Alice Deckard Henderson. He married Norma Jean Herring in July of 1948. She preceded him in death. He married Bonnie Davis Sept. 12, 1969, and she also preceded him in death.
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Karen Nitkin, who has been our LIVE reviewer for the past five years, is leaving to have more time with her family. (That's probably her polite way of saying she's had enough bar food and other cheap eats and can't take it any more.) She's been great to work with -- I'm the one that coordinates the restaurants we go to, although I'm not her editor -- and the only reason I'm not despondent is that...
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I don't know Richard, but I've always enjoyed reading his reviews even when our experiences at the same restaurant were very different. Also he wrote me a handwritten note congratulating me when my 30th anniversary story appeared in the paper, which so floored me that I was predisposed to like him before I even knew he was going to be a co-reviewer.
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I got the news this morning. I needed to hear something positive after my camera locked up and quit working last night. It was my babies birthday and that makes it even worse. So when I found out that I could go shopping and it wasn't going to cost me anything it brought a smile to this momma's face.
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"It's time this generation learned the difference between a villain and a hero." So says Leonardo DiCaprio as an old J. Edgar Hoover in the first trailer for the Clint Eastwood-directed Academy Awards hopeful 'J. Edgar.' Ominous! 'Dark Knight'-y, even! Does DiCaprio have enough to take down Brad Pitt, George Clooney and Jean Dujardin in the Best Actor race? Does 'J. Edgar' have enough to go the distance? Watch the trailer ahead. div class="flash-video-content">
About those Oscar-y questions: maybe and... maybe? Thanks to the eccentric real-life lead character and the presence of DiCaprio, watching the trailer for 'J. Edgar' immediately recalls 'The Aviator,' Martin Scorsese's period swing at Academy Awards glory. Maybe that's the point: 'The Aviator' was nominated 11 times at the 2005 ceremonies, grabbing five wins -- though none for DiCaprio, Scorsese or Best Picture. Still: 11 nominations! Not too shabby!
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