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NOBLE — A life-size statue of a 5-year-old boy who was killed by a stray bullet more than four years ago was unveiled Monday evening in this Cleveland County town. Austin Haley was fishing at a family-owned pond with his little brother, grandfather and great-grandfather when he was accidentally shot by a Noble police officer. The officer was trying to get a snake out of birdhouse, firing two shots in the process. "The first one went through my dad's legs," said Austin's mother, Renee Haley. "About six seconds later, the other one hit Austin in the back of the head. He was killed instantly." Monday was Austin's birthday. The family's eldest child would have been 10. Austin's father, Jack, said that time has done little to erase the pain. "We think about him every day," he said. "It doesn't matter if there's a statue there or not ... he's still a part of our family." And Austin isn't only thought of. He's spoken of, too. "We talk about him so much that it's like he's still an active part of the family," Renee Haley said. "My son Gabriel, who wasn't even born when Austin died, feels like he knows him. One day, he said to me: 'Momma, I miss Austin so bad.'" The Haleys, who weren't planning to have any more children back in August 2007, now have an additional son and daughter. Gabriel is 3 and Mikayla was born six months ago. Dalton Haley, who was at the pond with his brother that day, is now 7. "They're both miracles," Renee Haley said of her two youngest children. "Before Austin left us, I was headed toward a hysterectomy ... I wasn't supposed to have any more children."
Temporary showcaseMade of bronze, the statue in Austin's likeness was commissioned and paid for by First State Bank of Noble. It temporarily will be showcased at the family's home on Etowah Road until a final destination is secured. "We just couldn't believe that someone would want to do that for us," Renee Haley said. "We're glad to have it here for everyone to see." Family members gathered Monday at the family property in Noble for the unveiling and to release balloons in honor of Austin, something they do every year on his birthday. The balloons have a note inside and the Haleys say they've gotten a response from San Antonio. "It's something we do for Austin, to honor him and tell people why we are doing," Renee Haley said. "So, to get a call from somebody in San Antonio was really great."
No lawsuitIn a society where litigation and wrongful death lawsuits are commonplace, it's almost odd to find out the Haleys never sued the Noble Police Department or the officers who were trying to get the snake out of the birdhouse for their roles in Austin's death. But that doesn't mean the couple didn't want to see some form of justice. For Austin's father, it's sometimes hard to conceal the hurt and anger that come from losing a child in such a manner. No jail time in the case is something that bothers Jack Haley to this day. "They stepped over a rake and some hedge clippers or something like that — which they could've used to get that snake down — before they decided to fire those shots," he said. "We did feel like an example should have been made ... they should have at least had to spend one day in jail." Officers Paul Bradley Rogers and Robert Shawn Richardson were placed on probation and ordered to relinquish their police certifications. Richardson, who gave the order to fire the shots, was handed a 5-year term. Rogers, who actually fired the shot, was given 2 years. Richardson and Rogers, along with former Police Chief Ben Daves and another Noble police officer who was at the scene that day, were fired two months after Austin's death. Austin's mother said thinking about those things won't do any good — or bring her son back. And both she and her husband credit the family's faith in God for getting the Haleys by "during those quiet times right after it happened." "We will never get over losing Austin that way, it's probably impossible for most parents and especially us," she said. "But holding on to those feelings is harder, some times, than letting them go and sort of moving, as best we can, from this horrible thing that happened to our family. Our faith is what got us through and it continues to see us through every day."
A special placeAs for the scene of the shooting, it remains a special place for the Haleys despite the feelings it evokes. "We still go to the pond ... we still try to carry on like before," Renee Haley said. "That was my dad's favorite place to go with the grandkids and they still do that. It wasn't easy at the beginning but it was something we had to do as a family." Austin's parents say they often think about what their son would look like and what he might have become had his life not been cut down that summer day in 2007. "Austin was friends with everybody and he lived his life, every day, like there was no tomorrow," Jack Haley said. "And more people should do that, because you never know when your last one is coming."
'The day the stachue came alive' By Dalton Haley Editor's note: Dalton Haley, who was with his older brother, Austin, when the shooting occurred, wrote this story about what might happen if the life-size statue of his brother came to life. Dalton was 3 the day his brother died. He's now 7 and the eldest living child of Jack and Renee Haley. One day these people were putting up a statue of Austin, and surprise!!! I sat right beside him. When they were done, I hugged Austin. It felt like a golden ring going onto my hand. He looked like a handsome bubba, and I loved him very much. I was hugging it and hugging it and hugging it. My mama, Renee, was taking pictures ... when all of a sudden he came alive! We played my Wii together first. He said, "Bubba, this is so much fun. Do you want to go play outside?" I said, "Yeah, sure. Let's bring Gabriel and Mikayla. We'll jump on the trampoline and play on our swing set." Then, we went to go get a snack inside. We ate a chocolate chip cookie. After that, we went to play with my toys upstairs. Austin's favorite toy was Buzz Lightyear and Woody, too. My favorite was Austin being with me. We went downstairs to read our Bible. He stayed with us forever and ever and ever. I gave him hugs and kisses and more hugs and kisses. I didn't stop. He gave me hugs and kisses over and over, too. He loves me more than I love him and that's impossible because I love him too much. It made me feel like I had treasure from Heaven. He never had to leave ... ever ... ever. So, we lived happily ever after.


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The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Cleveland Browns in Week 17, winning at home by a score of 24-10.
Ben Roethlisberger and his offense only managed 212 total yards, but he threw three timely touchdowns—one of which went to Plaxico Burress.
The Steelers defense forced four turnovers against a depleted Browns offense that was playing without Brandon Weeden and Trent Richardson, and the Browns couldn't get much going on offense as a result.
Little-known quarterback Thaddeus Lewis acquitted himself well in defeat, passing for 204 yards with one touchdown and one interception while dealing with heavy pressure all game long.
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My female was pregnant and I wasn't expecting her for about a week and I got up in the morning and there were fry in my tank! In the End I recovered 7 of them. I just moved them into a little tank so they won't be eaten and I bought some food called "First Bites" for fry obviously, (Powder Food) and they wont eat it?!
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The flash rotates 90 degrees to either side, so you can rotate it so the head is to the other side - i.e. so it is basically parallel with the Nex-7 EVF.
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Skip to comments.GOP Sen. Rubio says deportation leniency is 'welcome news'
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A GOP senator on the short list to be Mitt Romney's running mate is applauding President Obama's move to forgo deportations for some illegal immigrants.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) said the more lenient policy is "welcome news" for those immigrants who will benefit, though he was quick to knock the administration for acting unilaterally.
Todays announcement will be welcome news for many of these kids desperate for an answer, but it is a short term answer to a long term problem," the Cuban-American Rubio said in a statement. "And by once again ignoring the Constitution and going around Congress, this short term policy will make it harder to find a balanced and responsible long term one.
Rubio's comments are a stark contrast to those coming from other Republicans, who are blasting the new rules as a threat to U.S. jobs and possibly illegal.
Rubio's remarks also further complicate the position of GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, who took a hard conservative stance against illegal immigrants amid the heat of the GOP primary but is now searching for ways to soften that stance in order to appeal to Hispanic voters, who will be vital in a number of swing states.
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It appears that former Freeper Pissant was ahead of the curve on this one.
...and guilt-driven eager to please crackers take in the neck...again. Our country is gone, folks.
Rubio just killed his chances at VP.
Checkmate Hatch you rino. I give you about 2 hours to slither out and say you were for this but you wanted congress to vote on it and this is egregious and an affront to process. This is your tar baby and you will pay for it at the ballot box.
I live less than sixty miles from Mexico. (I already feel like I live there.) Most of the Mexican people I know will not like this. The ones that are here will feel like their jobs could be taken by the flux of new ones coming across.
LOL at Rubio supporters...you got played like a frickin' fiddle...he's the 'Tea Party' candidate...ROTFLMAO! Put lipstick on this pig...let's see you try.
i read it it says he is a traitor and and agrees with lawlesnes.
If he though it was wrong he should have said so actions have consequences.
Of course.
As far as I'm concerned, none of it means ANYTHING after he endorsed flooding the country with millions more democrat voters who will do their part to block anything resembling conservative reform on any issue, in DC and across the country.
He has sold out the entire conservative agenda for his own political benefit.
So the U.S. Constitutiton is toilet paper to Rubio.
Vote him out.
I completely agree with you.
The real problem is Obama's continued usurpation of the powers of the legislative and judicial branches. While anti-immigrant folks go apoplectic over the immigration issue (without regard for the fact that this may be the only reasonable compromise anyway), they will raise enough noise that the rise of the dictatorship will get overlooked.
Isn't that what multiculturalism and diversity is all about?
Holder has "his people", Rubio has "his people" and the mooslims have theirs, etc.
And when the SHTF there will be a large number of ethnic groups all trying to claw and fight their way to a position from where they can survive.
Epluribus what?
Cmon. Even the writer characterized Rubio's comments as a stark contrast to other GOP figures condemning the EO.
This whole thing by Obama is just a clarion call for the next gushing wave of illegals to come pouring over the border.
I have no faith.
Here comes the gushing wave of illegals.
They are not going to want to miss the amnesty that Obama will give them either in his second term or during his lame-duck session.
FU Rubio
Well that was a short-lived career. Romney is doing well right now and if he wants to win this he'd better distance himself from Rubio and Jeb. If he jumps on this band wagon, he's toast.
He is the elected representative of American citizens.
He is not the elected representative of illegal aliens.
His first concern on the issue should not be for what is welcome news for illegals, what makes illegals happy or what is "fair" for illegals.
His concern and obligation as a Senator should be for the law, his oath of office, the taxpayers who have had to foot the bill for illegals' welfare, health care, schooling, etc., the people who would fill the jobs vacated by illegals, the Americans who have to compete with illegals for jobs, college slots, etc.
This was an opportunity for him to speak out for those who elected him, for taxpayers and for the law of the land. He failed.
The best thing Republicans can do from this point is declare:
Don't bother trying to fight this battle, just move on to the next battle, in this war.
I am not sure that, outside of the military, anyone in Washington will help defend our nation. Are they all traitors? Most likely.
Well, it worked on one dope from South Florida!
If Romney picks Rubio as his running mate it will guarantee Obama a second term.
LOL. you are either very young or naive. I have been around long enough to know exactly how politicians think.
Rubio is 100% in favor of EVERY illegal eventually getting citizenship. He can't come out and say it, but that is exactly the end result of the policies that Rubio supports.
Rubio wants to be President one day (it is obvious) Rubio knows he will need the votes of tens of millions of illegal third world socialists. Hence, the nuanced statements that Rubio spews.
Rubio is like 99.9% of every other politician -- opportunistic slime.
Turn coat!!!
Turn coat!!!
Nor I.
I hope Romney will cross this panderer from Florida off the potential VP list. Romney could make fewer bigger mistakes than to stick someone on the ticket with him that would immediately, by his presence, reopen the rift among Republican voters that caused some much harm during W's years of pushing amnesty for illegals.
Forget Rubio.
Remember how Rubio came out against Gingrinch in Florida?
NWO scum.
Ba Bye Marco ... watch out for the door.
To me, this is just the verbalized platform of the good Bishop (Rubio just let the cat out of the bag too early)
...And to believe the some are trying to convince me with false narratives as to why I should vote for Williard.
...same highway as Zero, but at different speeds.
I can only hope that Zero is doing this now because he knows that SCOTUS is going to rule in favor of AZ 1070.
They don't want to understand the quote.
That was one of my first thoughts when I saw this news today. I definitely believe that either or both of the shills Obama put on the Supreme Court are filling him in on insider court knowledge.
Insider trading of another sort.
"And by once again ignoring the Constitution and going around Congress, this short term policy will make it harder to find a balanced and responsible long term one.
This is the long and short of it...and even the first part of his statement is accurate--the people brought here as babies or born here to illegals will welcome this action.
But it is ALSO clearly against the rule of law, and will ultimately hurt these people.
Obamugabe is a sleaze.
I understand exactly what Rubio stated. Rubio is 100% for every illegal eventually getting citizenship.
Rubio is trying to be nuanced. He will fool those who want to believe that Rubio is somehow conservative.
I just called and chewed on someone in Rubio's office about his support for any of Obama's announcement. They tried to assurement the media is twisting his point of view.
I told them they needed then to put out a stronger statement and position against this directive, and I asked when Congress was going to grow a backbone and start supporting the Constitution.
It's simple to understand.
"short-term answer" and "short-term policy" do not equate to a the true definition of violation of the oath of office and violation of the Constitution.
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forget him. He's in with Jebbie, has to be... and Jeb is in with Romney although he won't publicly declare same. There goes what was left of the country.
Wishful thinking I fear.
FOX has been nearly as wild about Rubio as they were about Mittens.
Quite a few freepers were/are on that band wagon as well.
Viva Castro! Viva Jeb and Viva Rubio!
Well, he's just eliminated himself from the veep-stakes, that's for sure.
Romney won't be caught in the same room with him now. And to tell the truth, I'm fine with that because he was never on my short list.
Still... I've been watching politics a long time and you seldom see anyone blow their own foot off that gracefully — or that completely.
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Go for it ladies. I am taking a break here and will update if there is anything relevant.
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Elsa's a cool name for a little girl.
That's all I've got at this point.
Proud mama of an energetic little boy born 6/2011 and a new bundle of love 1/2014
Your #1 priority would be to talk to someone at the police station today, someone to follow up on this. That will probably give you and your daughter all the answers you need so you can stop wondering.
What are you going to do if its some old guy that you do not know?
I'll chime in. The easiest way for me to get out of trouble when I was a kid was to just agree with my mom. For example:
Mom: I just bought this box of oreo's and now they're gone. Who ate the oreos?
Me: Hmmm, I don't know, you did just buy those.
Mom: That's so weird, I even put them on my special shelf!
Me: Yes, very weird indeed.
Mom: Well *someone* in the house ate them!
Me: You're right, someone in the house did probably eat them.
Mom: I'm going to ask your brother. He loves oreos. Maybe he ate them.
Me: Yes, I'm sure you're absolutely right. *slinks off quietly to bedroom to feast on oreos*
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Dudes, it is not a teacher. This was a very public gesture. No teacher would be stupid enough to do that.
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I just want to say to OP - thanks for hanging in there and updating the masses. Seriously. You could have dropped off the face of the internet and I would have been unbelievably frustrated.
Hope you figure it all out.
Part of me thinks that if it's a kid from her school, it would have gotten back to her by now. Kids are terrible secret-keepers.
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She did email Andrew and he did not respond. FFSdizzy whatever. If you have nothing but snark to add then move on please. Sheesh!
As far as a comment earlier that I shouldn't be "asking" my daughter's permission to email this person- I was trying to see what her reaction would be to me doing it to see if she was hiding something. Trust me, I am the mother here.
If it is some old creeper the police will be involved in a hot second!


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Teen Blog
It's lunchtime, and students carrying lunch boxes and cafeteria trays begin filing into the school library and finding seats. Librarians from the school and public libraries eagerly await their arrival. Once everyone's settled, they facilitate student discussion of 16 recently published teen titles, reminding students to start with what they liked and guiding them to elaborate on any concerns, beyond simply "It was boring." After meeting, reading, and discussing for an entire semester, teens vote for their favorites. The results become each school's "Top Teen Picks" list. The public library's copies get an award sticker, and these books become the most sought-after titles on our shelves. The semester wraps up with a visit to the Central Rappahannock Regional Library, where the students continue their tradition of lunching in the library while also touring the building, answering trivia questions based on the books, and cheering for their school's winners.
Video games? Check. Alien invaders? Check. Special appearances from world-renowned scientists? Triple-check! Armada, by Ernest Cline, has it all. He is back on our radar with another chart-topping classic for geeks and muggles alike. If you are a fan of Ender's Game, by Orson Scott Card, and The Last Starfighter, this is the book for you. So, grab your Game Boys, tablets and keyboards. It is time to save the world.
I love Batman. I remember watching the old, cheesy shows when I was a kid. Now, Batman is much more about kicking butt and taking names. Look at all the gadgets! Look at the revamped Batmobile.. err.. Bat Tank? And, oh-my-gosh, the video games. I love the Arkham video game series and am very sad that it has come to an end with its latest installment. I just want it to keep going.
So, if you're like me and love the elements of the Arkham Batman games—the martial arts, the riddles, the toxins, and the betrayal, check out these books filled with all those delightful, Batman-y characteristics.
Matt Miller's mother is dead. Every day, he wakes up and puts on the same suit that he wore to her funeral. At work, at school…everywhere he goes, Matt is The Boy in the Black Suit.
We know how important summer reading is to preventing summer slide so every year we strive to make it fun and exciting. Please take a moment to complete our two-question survey telling us how we did. If you have a little more time, please share any stories or feedback about your family's experience.
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I know there have been many famous time travelers throughout literary and cinematic history, but few seem to capture the interest of the Millennial Generation the way Doctor Who has. I should know. I'm one of those captivated by his shenanigans.
As we wait for series 9 to air (September 19!!), enjoy these time-traveling adventures.
"Listen to them, the children of the night. What music they make!"
Bram Stoker's Dracula
For nearly a decade, Fredericksburg All Ages has been giving teenagers a chance to experience and create live music in a safe, family-friendly environment. Its bands and musicians range from area high schoolers to regional and national acts. The non-profit organization also encourages teens to volunteer, helping to organize shows and take on leadership roles in a creative environment.
Fifty members of the Patawomeck tribe will recreate one of their villages at the library. On the front lawn, you'll smell venison and fish roasting on an open fire, hear live Patawomeck music, explore a longhouse, sit in a 13-foot canoe, and see Patawomeck dancing. You and your family can pound cornmeal, play Indian football, play drums, and meet a Pocahontas reenactor. Inside the theatre, you'll see artifacts that are 10,000 years old, learn how regalia is made, hear Patawomeck storytelling, watch a movie, and make crafts.
Save the date: Saturday, August 1, from 9:00-3:00 at Headquarters Library. Rain or shine.
Area seventh and eighth grade teens have created the ultimate summer reading list, the Cafe Book Top Teen Picks. Each school year, students from fourteen area middle schools read from among twenty recently published young adult books and vote on their favorites. The titles they choose the most frequently are stickered and displayed in library branches, and we can't keep them on the shelves! This year, six titles received this honor.
Do you LOVE Assassin's Creed? So do I! Maybe not for the same reason as you, unless you really love to geek out over how historically accurate they make their games. They do their research, and they do it well, which makes this history major squeal with glee. But, truly, there are so many reasons to love Assassin's Creed: history; assassins; action; adventure; and even a dash of mythology and romance. There are just so many books that can be matched to it!


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1. Preheat the oven to 400 F.
2. In a 9" glass pie plate, melt 2 tablespoons butter in oven.
3. In a large bowl, place together flour, eggs, milk and salt.
4. Using a wire whisk, beat until smooth; pour batter into pie plate.
5. Bake, uncovered, in oven for 20 to 25 minutes or until golden brown.
6. In a 10" skillet, melt remaining 1 tablespoon of butter until sizzling.
7. Put in ham and apple pie filling, and cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally until heated through.
8. Transfer the hot filling into center of hot pancake: sprinkle with cheese.
9. Allow the pie to rest for 5 minutes or until the cheese melts
10. Cut into wedges, and serve as desired.
Serving size Per servingComplete recipe
Calories 493 Calories from Fat 208
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 23 g36%
Saturated Fat 13.8 g69.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 158.5 mg52.8%
Sodium 548.1 mg22.8%
Total Carbohydrates 57 g19%
Dietary Fiber 2.1 g8.2%
Sugars 23 g
Protein 15 g29%
Vitamin A 17.5%
Vitamin C 4.3%
Calcium 27.5%
Iron 10.5%
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
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Monday I did wonderful. Ate 1233 calories of rather healthy stuff, got all my ranges including fiber and calicum (sodium was over but better than I have been...I'm counting it as a win lol). Drank all my water even though I forgot my water bo... Read more
Monday, April 26, 2010
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Weekend Highs: Got my fiber on Friday and actually went over on Saturday; Drank my water all three days...maybe more than my goal; Extremely active Friday with Taebo, walking, and unloading and loading my Jeep with toys and (BIG) tires, Cleaned ... Read more
Friday, April 23, 2010
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Quick run down of yesterday: Stayed in my calorie range. FINALLY hit my fiber goal!!! Fiber One to the rescue (even if it does look like sticks!). Walked a couple times at work and walked the dog. The afternoon walk included a 40 lb growth o... Read more
Thursday, April 22, 2010
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010
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~Dear, dear diary, I want to tell my secrets
Cuz you're the only one that I know who'll keep them
Dear, dear diary, I want to tell my secrets
I've been a bad, bad girl~
~I've been down every road you could go
I made some bad cho... Read more
Friday, April 16, 2010
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Calories: 1450; Frosted mini wheats for brekkie, then a huge salad with rotisserie chicken, grapes, cantaloupe, pretzels, and hummus, and breakfast for dinner. Scrambled eggs, venison sausage, and fiber one pancakes (Fiber one pancakes are the ... Read more
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
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Calories: 1200! I'm not even sure how that happened but I knew when I left work that I had a lot of calories left. Dinner was leftovers and I wasn't feeling it but I forced myself to eat some. Made a small bowl of ice cream to make up the dif... Read more
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
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Calories: just under 1600; I'm pretty proud of that since we went to a fish fry yesterday. EVERYTHING was fried so it was pretty hard to make nutritious choices. Luckily I had a salad and fruit earlier in the day!! I didn't drink any alcohol ... Read more
Monday, April 12, 2010
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Calories: Friday I went over my goal by about 100 cals. Oops. Saturday I did really well and stayed at 1300. Sunday was pretty bad nutrition wise but I think I may have made up the difference in exercise. Crawfish boils are delicous and I cou... Read more
Friday, April 09, 2010
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Calories: 1354, did well with all my values except sodium and fiber. Sodium is a constant battle for me and I bombed it yesterday with Chinese from a can for lunch (La Choy Chicken Chow Mein). Now I remember why I hardly ever eat it. Low calo... Read more
Thursday, April 08, 2010
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Calories: 1,323 which included a meatloaf recipe I found on here and tweaked a little. It was a hit at my house and a serving was only 195 calories! I also tried Uncle Ben's Bistro Express Wholegrain Medley which was a whole grain rice dish th... Read more
Wednesday, April 07, 2010
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June 20, 2012 - When it comes to preventing obesity, exercise doesn't have the same effect on African American girls as white girls. That's according to a new study published in the Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. Researchers say black girls are less responsive to the benefits of physical activity. They looked at the exercise levels and food intake of more than 11 hundred adolescent girls at age 12. The study found black girls were more likely to be obese by age 14 than white girls.
Also, a new study suggests more depressed people might get and stick with psychotherapy if they could get it by phone. According to USA Today, adults with major depression assigned to phone therapy were more likely than those sent to traditional therapy to complete an 18 week treatment plan and just as likely to feel better at the end, researchers report. People who got face-to-face therapy were less likely to be depressed six months later. Experts say, traditional therapy may have advantages, but it won't matter to people who won't or can't show up.
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'25th Reich' Trailer is Campy Goodness with Hitler's Nazi Time Machine
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Meet your new fear: Time-Traveling Nazis. An band of Australian movie misfits has decided to continue the legacy of Brian Trenchard-Smith and other down under heroes of exploitation by sending Nazis into the future. It's an idea close to Iron Sky's Moon Nazi concept, but the results look far different....
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MAJORITY of the poor in Kenya are forced to forgo important expenditures such as food, education and medical care due to unstable monthly incomes, a new survey shows.
A Financial Sector Deepening report dubbed Kenya Financial Diaries which focuses on the lives of the poor people in the country; shows that income for this group drops by an average of over 50 per cent month to month despite these households having about 10 revenue sources per home.
The report released yesterday in Nairobi based on a sample of 300 poor households whose financial habits were studied for over a year indicates that 38 per cent of the respondents had foregone medical care at least once while 11 per cent had done so more than three times.
A quarter of the households studied had to forgo food at least once while nine per cent had to do without food more than three times.
In terms of education, 57 per cent said their children had been sent away from school for lack of fees at least once while 27 per cent said it had happened more than three times.
To meet their household expenses and basic needs; poor people, the survey showed, mainly borrowed money from friends and relatives, took credit at the shop, deferred payment of rent or fees, borrow from chama, and use of airtime credit like Safaricom's Okoa Jahazi facility.
Bankable Frontier Associates, which also helped conduct the FSD report on the poor, said this group comprises of people who constantly save because they prefer savings to credit.
"There is a bigger preference for savings than credit," said BFA's senior associate Julie Zollman during the handover of the report.
Digital Divide Data MD Amolo Ng'weno added: People believe money is supposed to work for them. When they deposit that money they see no interest and perceive as if it is idle. But in a chama group they someone else even if not yourself will invest that money and they prefer it."
Central Bank Governor Njuguna Ndung'u said banks have left a huge portion of the population out because these people do not understand how they work.
"When the poor have secure savings, it reduces their vulnerability to periodic economic and social shocks," he said.
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Back again after a long long time and apparently they changed their menu. Not sure how long it was but the food and menu now is definitely alot better then in the past! For full photo review please see here
Food was decent if a bit expensive. Service was okay with friendly staff but the kitchen was shockingly inefficient. It took a full hour and ten minutes from the time we ordered for the food to come. This was despite numerous reminders to the service staff to hasten the process. Ultimately I would only recommend this place for those who are looking for distinctly average, yet expensive, food and are pretentious enough to find enjoyment in the "ambience" while they wait an eternity for the food the arrive.
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Without a car, I would probably NEVER EVER travel all the way to changi for this. It was seriously super ulu! But that is precisely the charm of Coastal Settlement, old-school, laidback, with a relaxing country-vibe. And the car ride along the length of the changi airbase and along the beach was absolutely picturesque! It was so beautiful, the expanse of space with the long beach, and planes rumbling along the runway and taking off all around you.
We were expecting breakfast/brunch food when we came to this restaurant, but realized that it actually has a lot of other dishes that are more for lunch/dinner. Anyway, it still made a great meal.
I've heard raving reviews about their Portobello fries ($15) and they didn't disappoint! Wonderfully crumbed in a light batter, the mushrooms were deliciously fragrant and juicy. They came with a truffle mayonnaise dip that further enhanced the flavour of the mushrooms.
The coastal wings & drumlets ($14) that came drizzled with a sweet and sour sauce were nothing to shout about though. They were simply crispy fried chicken wings with sauce, and I felt they could probably have provided more sauce.
The rosti sausage ($16) was lovingly hand-cut, and was fried to a lightly crisp and buttery texture. I believe this is one rosti that you can actually eat on its own and it would still be tasty!! The sausage that came with it was generously portioned and complemented the rosti nicely.
The cheese burger had to be one of the most MEGA-SIZED portioned burgers I've ever eaten! It was well worth the $26 it cost. Gosh. I ate only half the burger, and I was so super duper full. We wanted to order dessert initially, but I was totally stuffed, all the way to dinner. A 180g wagyu beef patty, with medium doneness, it was pretty tender, with an interestingly crunchy texture, just slightly. It was topped with melted smoked cheddar cheese, sliced mushrooms, bacon strips and sandwiched between a really dense bun. I would have preferred a fluffier bun I guess, this was really way too carbo-heavy for me. I loved the mesclun salad and fries that came with it though! Thick-cut fries, and every piece was evenly salted just right. Even if they weren't all crispy, they tasted good anyway.
Finally, the Good Old fish & chips ($26) were pretty good as well! The white cod fish was fresh, and the batter was quite light. Loved the fries, which was the same as my burger's.
And the marshmallow chocolate ($6) was really interesting! I loved how the fluffy marshmallows added sweetness to the chocolate, I don't think it needed any extra sugar!
Overall a very quaint, hidden-find that was worth the travel :)
Sure, it's set in tranquil and lush environs. It must have taken quite a bit of work to get all that retro stuff into and up in the restaurant. But the food must matter too. It is after all a restaurant.
I ordered a nasi lemak. For $16+, you would expect it to be really worth that. But the rice had nary a hint of coconut. The prawns, as were the chicken drumlets, were only so-so. That is pretty much how wasted my $16+ was - on average fare that I am reminded, could be better spent at Changi Village Hawker Centre's nasi lemak stalls. It was so ordinary for such a price and therefore so disappointing.
The truffle fries were interesting. The condiment of truffle oil and tomato bits was well done and gave the fries a lift. Nothing much to shout about here. They were just fries, best enjoyed while they are still piping hot. $15+ for this was nonetheless too high for dish whose best bit is a saucer of condiment.
Too often, many restaurants get too fixated on conjuring their best dishes and neglect to do the simple things properly. I got a black coffee to see if Coastal Settlement is one of those. It is. The coffee was overly strong. The aftertaste was acrid. I suspect that the beans were not entirely lousy ones but that the machine was not optimised for a decent cup of coffee.
Ambience was great. Service was show. The beef ribs was an absolute waste of money at $38. Small serving, 3/4 of the beef was fat. Veg was salty. Truffle fries was unique but also salty. The service was rather slow and its probably due to the large area that they need to cover.
Went with the boyfriend for a belated Valentine's dinner on a Saturday night. We reached at about 815 pm and it was busy, but not packed. Overall, was really amazed by the decoration and the overall ambience. Loved the liberal use of fairy lights (my favourite!) and the swings in the outdoor area.
Service, however, is very poor considering the high cost of a meal here. Walked into the entrance and wasn't shown a seat. In fact, we were ignored. Had to walk up to cashier to ask for seating. When we were placing orders, waiter was curt, unsmilingly. He didn't repeat our orders carefully, merely muttering general words such as 'pizza' and 'linguine'. My food took 25 minutes to arrive wheres boyfriend's food only took 5 minutes, and while waiting for mine, his pizza went cold. Staff definitely noticed (because they were staring) that only one of us had food on our plate but didn't bother to walk up to clarify. It was only until we asked again was my food then served in 2 minutes. Staff offered an insincere sorry. All the staff seemed untrained as they were all unsmiling, unattentive, and unhelpful.
Food was great. We ordered a half-half pizza, the truffle and mushroom linguine, and the lava cake. They were delicious and we have no complaints, however, 17 dollars for a small lava cake with a scoop of mint ice cream? It wasn't exquisite, flavour was balanced, and food was well plated. Better dessert places have offered better food for less. Same goes for the mains.
Overall, I would recommend this place, but go with lower expectations than you would usually have. This is my first time writing a review, by the way, because I feel it seems such a shame that a beautiful restaurant with good food and a high price tag would ruin a potential great experience with horrible service.


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Research Fellow Burton A. Abrams appears on the "Freedom & Prosperity Radio" show with host Joe Thomas. Abrams talks about his book The Terrible 10: A Century of Economic Folly which contains ten of the U.S. federal government's biggest economic mistakes and the fallout of those mistakes.
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When pioneering television journalist John Stossel joined ABC-TV's "20/20" in 1981, his peers and an admiring public hailed him as a crusading consumer reporter. His hard-hitting, in-your-face exposes of con artists and corporate liars and crooks won him 19 Emmys and an avid following. But, could the use of government power and the Nanny State be the biggest scam of all?
In his new book, Give Me a Break, Stossel takes on a herd of sacred cows and examines how in the name of the "public interest," ambitious politicians and bureaucrats, intellectually lazy and opportunistic reporters, scaremongers, and predatory lawyers make life worse, especially for those most disadvantaged.
In this event John Stossel explained how his investigations of government waste, fraud and abuse; welfare for the rich; victimless crimes; self-serving interest groups; and sensationalist-media hyping (while ignoring real risks) reveal the crucial need to protect the civil and economic liberties of all people.
John Stossel, author of Give Me a Break. is co-anchor of ABC's "20/20." He also hosts ABC's "John Stossel Specials" for ABC television and radio, and ABCNews.com. In addition to having received 19 Emmy Awards, he has been honored five times for excellence in consumer reporting by the National Press Club. Among his other awards are the George Polk Award for Outstanding Local Reporting and the George Foster Peabody Award.
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'Lego' Doctor Who Update
It's Doctor Who Lego in all but name, and now we have some more details and pics on what is set to become the must buy merchandise this year. First comes news that the Character Building line will work with real Lego. Like the Danish counterpart, you will also be able to mix and match the various parts, including the micro-figures.
A whole host of products are set for release in 2011 including –
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For anyone who has ever said "Recipes never turn out for me," let me introduce you to my leetle friend. No--let me introduce you to America's Test Kitchen, or what I fondly refer to as "ATK." The producers of the PBS show of the same name, and magazines Cook's Illustrated and Cook's Country, plus 70 or so cookbooks, are my go-to source for recipes that work. They are less professorial than Harold McGee, dorkier than Alton Brown, and they have just published a new cookbook, The Cook's Illustrated Cookbook. This behemoth of a cookbook contains over 2,000 recipes--for everything from pad thai to pot roast and spring rolls to croissants.
The reason recipes from America's Test Kitchen work so well should be obvious from their name. They test recipes, test them some more, and then put them through another round of tests. On average, their recipes take six weeks and 65 tests to develop. I don't have exact figures on how much other cookbooks test their recipes, but based on my own experiences, it is a small fraction of this. My ATK cookbooks are shelved alongside Thomas Keller and David Chang, but are the ones with the most stained pages and broken spines. Part of this too is that their recipes are designed for the home cook, not just for coffee-table decoration.
The recipes in The Cook's Illustrated Cookbook. provide a good baseline if you've never cooked a dish before. Want to make a good sangria? They have a good basic recipe to start with. Need a recipe for rice pilaf that works? They have that too. In recipe headnotes, they share insights from their development process called "Why this recipe works." In these short paragraphs they explain things like why they chose Yukon Gold potatoes over other varieties for Potatoes Lyonnaise, how to prepare eggplant so it doesn't make your vegetable lasagna mushy, and why using vodka in their foolproof pie crust recipe ensures the flakiest crust.
Throughout the book are illustrations (get it, Cook's Illustrated) for how to break down a chicken, devein shrimp, or prepare artichoke hearts. You won't find glossy, styled photos of prepared dishes, but the thorough instructions will give you a crystal-clear picture in your mind of what the dish should look like. There are also valuable recipe shortcuts throughout. For the French onion soup, for example, you can either caramelize the onions in the oven for 2 1/2 hours, or use ATK's quicker version which microwaves the sliced onions before caramelizing them in a pan, cutting the cooking time in half.
One of the things America's Test Kitchen does so well on their TV program and in their magazines is test products and ingredients. This information is sorely missed in this cookbook. When you cook their French onion soup, the ingredient list just says "beef broth," which could easily result in your soup tasting sour or vegetal if you buy a lousy brand of broth at the store. That being said, they don't load up their ingredient lists with fussy-ass requirements about preferred brands either. The ingredient lists are pleasantly accessible for the average supermarket shopper. Even dishes like the Chicken Tikka Masala have a simple ingredient list you can probably fulfill at your local Safeway.
Many encyclopedic, reference-style cookbooks are often missing a number of must-have recipes for most American home cooks. The New Basics cookbook is frustratingly lacking at times. Same for The New York Times Cookbook. ATK won't let you down in the same way. In this latest cookbook, there is everything from pancakes to pastries and salad dressings and vegetable side dishes.
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Jack Bishop, Managing Editor for America's Test Kitchen, will be in Seattle next week promoting The Cook's Illustrated Cookbook. You can meet him at a book signing event at Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park on Wednesday, October 26 at 7 p.m.
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Authorites Closing in on Pappy Van Winkle Thief
Expect a "significant announcement" next Monday afternoon.By Hugh Merwin
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That's one enormous, disgusting cocktail.By Belle Cushing
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It's not called "Hot Pink Stripe."By Belle Cushing
That's a lot.By Belle Cushing
China holds the corkscrew to the future.By Belle Cushing
Hubbard says he's been wrongly fingered in connection to the theft of many, many fingers of the rare booze.By Hugh Merwin
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Police have ruled out Jim Beam and Jack Daniel.By Hugh Merwin
The worst-case scenario has just occurred.By Hugh Merwin
A court rules the Czech Republic's Budejovicky Budvar can use the famous name.By Belle Cushing
Andy Brennan started making hard cider because it was cheaper than buying beer. He had no idea it would soon become the most highly praised in New York.By Geoffrey Gray
Clerks around the country tell Grub Street that sales have increased ... not at all since Sunday's penultimate 'Breaking Bad' episode.By Khushbu Shah
If the writer whose words you're pulling for your booze ad was a notorious alcoholic, don't do it.By Belle Cushing
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Clinton Vineyards (no relation) launches Victory White.By Belle Cushing
We've reexamined the king of drinks and come up with a better way to mix them.By Matthew Latkiewicz
Time to whip up a batch of elevator mai tais.By Belle Cushing
A version of the strongly flavored liqueur that's native to the Windy City will soon hit liquor-store shelves in New York.By Roger Kamholz
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Monthly Labor Review, October 2005, 38-48.
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Fatal Injuries Among Volunteer Workers, United States, 1993-2002
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, vol. 54, no. 30, August 2005
Reported by TW Struttman, MPSH, BT Oerter, Div. of Safety Research,
National Institute for Safety and Health; RS Noe, MPH, EIS Officer, CDC.
Fatal Occupational Injuries to Members of the Resident Military, 1992-2003
Compensation and Working Conditions Online, April 2005
Pegula, Stephen.
Appendix B. Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries Work Relationship Criteria
Appendix C. All Worker Profile 2001-2005
C-1. Fatal Occupational Injuries to all Workers by Selected Characteristics, 2005
Appendix D. Profile of the Ten Occupations with the Highest Fatality Rates
D-1. Occupations with the highest fatality rates by selected characteristics, 2005.
D-2. Note on the Selected Occupations with the highest fatality rates
Appendix E. Fatal Occupational Injuries in the Construction Industry
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Boys Basketball...
Warrenton 63 Winfield 52
Girls Basketball...
Union 49 Pacific 48. Bethany Coons scored 16 points and Bri Clark... more
The Blues and Kings play the second of their home-and-home matchup tonight in LA.
Cardinals manager Mike Matheny is switching uniform numbers. The skipper will now wear number-26 to honor a late former friend, who passed away November 10th.... more
Mike Crawford scored 19 points to lead Saint Louis past UT Pan American 75-69 at Chaifetz Arena.
The KLPW Radio Athlete of the Week is Junior Baseball Player Gus Kleekamp from St. Francis Borgia Regional High School in Washington.