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Isn't this just kind of creepy? Butter sculptures of cows are odd enough, but of people?
Coming To State Fair: 'Butter Johnson' - Entertainment News Story - KCCI Des Moines
Disclaimer - This isn't an anti-Shawn Johnson topic, just anti-butter people
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Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.
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Alas, we're definitely in the dog days of summer.
I think its cool. Why dwell on all the bad happening all the time? We have something positive happening here in what she has the chance to do so why not celebrate it?
So many jokes, not of them appropriate.
I thought this was some kind of innuendo.
Ohhhhhh, the gymnast! Most misleading thread title ever!
Personally, as someone out of state that is still hearing a lot of hype about her, I think it's all warranted. As for the butter Johnson, I think any likeness carved into butter is rediculous, but she deserves it at least as much as that kid from Norwalk who played Superman.
thats weird. I'm the same age as her cool. I almost went to valley btw (thats where she goes)
I think her story is tremendous - and gives the state a great lift. The fact that she is so grounded and humble - one of the rare gymasts that still attends public school, for pete's sake. She is the gymnastics version of Cael Sanderson.
If that is creepy, we could use more "creepy" stories...
I forgot that they did it for the Superman guy, that too was a little odd. Of course he was wearing tights which we all now makes things even more creepy
I don't mean creepy that she's good or anything like that, just creepy that they have to make butter molds of people. Of course I never understood the butter cow so just ignore me
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Isn't this just kind of creepy?
Coming To State Fair: 'Butter Johnson' - Entertainment News Story - KCCI Des Moines
It is a little creepy, but do you only want the media to cover all that depressing stuff you just mentioned?
I think all this attention would be more warranted if she were to win some medals in the upcoming Olympics. But I'm not surprised, or annoyed, by the amount of coverage she is getting. She's at the top of her sport right now, and she's from Iowa. We don't often get that combination.
Oh, so what? Yes, there's lots of bad stuff going on in the world, but that's always been the case and always will be the case. Is that really a valid excuse to not allow ourselves to celebrate something good?
She's not just a 'good' gymnast, she is the best one in the world. Period. I love the state of Iowa with all my heart, but this is not a place that typically fosters that sort of claim. This is a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence, and I think it's perfectly acceptable that we're celebrating it as such. Nobody batted an eyelash last year when a butter Harry Potter was sculpted, and he's a fictional character. Johnson is a real Iowan with real accomplishments. Besides, how is the coverage of Johnson any different than coverage of other professional athletes anywhere else in the country or world? Major American metros devote nearly 100% of their sports sections to the local pro teams, usually ignoring high schools and colleges. Overseas, newspapers have entire sections on nothing but soccer. Iowa is just participating in the same level of coverage, and substituting our most applicable professional athlete. I think a 15-year old girl winning a third-straight world championship is probably deserving of a front-page article or two, especially from a small newspaper like the Register.
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I also remember a game with Kansas when Cy (wore a huge suit then) went out to center field, squatted, and "pooped" a couple of chickens that had been dyed blue then chased them around.
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God I hope so, even if it's not the right thing to do, KF needs to do it.
Victory before honor.
There was also a butter Elvis and butter Tiger Woods in years past. Butter animals just don't cut it anymore.
Butter Johnson.
I thought it was a baseball player.
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Yesterday, I was very fortunate to be able to sit and watch the live feed from Westminster of all the Select Committee hearings that, contrary to the pessimists, were very revealing:
Despite universal acclaim before and since his resignation, Sir Paul Stephenson is adamant there is and was nothing wrong with accepting a gift of £12,000 from someone. There speaks a man who has been paid too much money for too long; and who has clearly lost touch with reality as a result.
Dick Fedorcio does not seem to see anything wrong in asking John Yates to check that a known friend, Neil Wallis, had nothing to hide; and even seemed to consider this to be "due diligence" (John Yates is right – it was no such thing).
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Rupert Murdoch has now admitted, thanks to forensic questioning by Tom Watson MP, that he is not in control of his Company: something that will surely interest the FBI and American News Corp shareholders. James Cameron has admitted that he was misled by others; most notably his lawyers, Harbottle and Lewis. Rebekah Brookes has stated that she and everyone else in News International does not know what is in Glen Mulcaire's notebook (although the contents of the Harbottle and Lewis dossier must surely have given them all a very good idea).
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The University of St. Thomas women's basketball team's first appearance in the Red River Athletic Conference Tournament ended with a 77-54 loss to Louisiana State University-Shreveport on March 1 in Waxahachie, Texas.
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(Le Mars) -- We continue our series focusing on the Plymouth County Drug Court. Today we hear the perspective of the local community drug court from the Honorable Jeff Neary, a judge for District 3. Neary oversees the activity with the local drug court. We learned that Plymouth County is unique because it is one of the few drug courts set up as a community panel, and according to Neary, that makes for a better program.
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(Le Mars) -- The Plymouth County Sheriff's office recently completed its annual sex offenders registry. Plymouth County has 29 subjects listed and on October 11th, the checks had been completed. Of the 29 subjects listed, only one was found not to be in compliance. A warrant was issued for that subject and his whereabouts is unknown at this time.
Doris Kunkel Named Chamber Employee of the Month
(Le Mars) -- The October Chamber Employee of the Month has been announced. This time the honor is awarded to Doris Kunkel of Park Place Estates. The nomination submitted by Judith
Roddy says working with our senior population at Park Place Estates takes time and patience. Doris Kunkel has an abundance of both of these attributes. Doris always has a smile and has a way of making all the residents feel very special. Doris loves to sing and the residents never know when she will break out in song while serving dinner. You may not always know the song she is singing, but you can count on her arrangements to be entertaining and make you laugh. Doris loves to dress up for the holidays and her creativity makes us smile. Her sense of humor is contagious. Being a strong advocate for the residents care, Doris always reports anything of significance to the RN and may make suggestions on how their care can be improved. Doris is a team player and is a positive role model for the younger staff. She willingly steps in to help her co-workers if they need assistance covering a shift. Doris
demonstrates a high level of respect toward the residents, her co-workers, and supervisors at Park Place Estates. Her attitude communicates her desire to provide quality care and service to the seniors for whom she is caring. Our congratulations to Doris Kunkel for being named the Chamber of Commerce's October Employee of the Month.
Principal Embarrassed With Girls Wrestling in Jell-O
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) - An Iowa school principal says a YouTube video that showed dozens of his students at a Jell-O wrestling event is embarrassing.
Several girls were shown competing in a low pool containing Jell-O that was erected at Birdsall Park on Oct. 4, during homecoming week for Cedar Falls High School.
It's not a school-sanctioned event, and school officials have discouraged students from participating in what some see as harmless fun.
Principal Rich Powers says the "demeaning" behavior shown on the video, which has since been removed from YouTube, is "not the type of behavior our community wants, our schools want, our parents want."
Powers says he'll discuss the "less-than-desirable" activity via email and a school newsletter. Police and school administrators plan to discuss the events, too.
Experts Tell Farmers Not To Till Soil
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) - Soil experts are advising Iowa farmers to let their drought-degraded soil rest this fall.
The Gazette reports that (http://bit.ly/PykrRX) the experts say tilling the soil soon after harvest will further dry the topsoil and raise the potential for erosion.
Decorah farmer Paul Johnson, who used to head the Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Iowa Department of Natural
Resources, told The Gazette farmers "all remember the black
ditches that used to be common in the winter when we did a lot of
fall plowing. We need to be careful this year."
Jason Johnson says fall fertilizer application could be
counterproductive as well. He says that because of the drought,
crops didn't use all of the applied nitrogen. He says disturbing
the soil will just help waste the leftover.
USDA Lowers Crop Estimate
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture has slightly lowered its projection for the size of this year's corn crop for a fourth straight month.
The USDA released its monthly crop report Thursday in which it estimates that farmers will harvest 10.71 billion bushels of corn. That's down from last month's estimate of 10.73 billion bushels.
The estimates change as the harvest progresses and the impact of this summer's widespread drought becomes clearer.
The average yield is about 122 bushels per acre. That's down from last month's estimate of 122.8 bushels.
Corn supply is now estimated at 11.77 billion bushels. That's down from last month's estimate of 11.98 billion bushels.
The tightening supply likely will push corn prices higher short-term but analysts expect prices to now stabilize.
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VILLA RICA, Ga. -- Hannah Chaney only considers herself an average cook. But she still enjoys whipping up special treats for her three year-old son.
"Pretty much anything, cupcakes, cake," she said, "you know - any kind of treats really."
Bake Pop claims it can help anyone easily make and enjoy the hot, new sensation - the cake pop. It sells for $20 on-line and in stores.
"They seem pretty creative, kind of fun," Hannah said.
The directions look kind of involved but she agrees to give it a shot.
You can use any cake mix but they recommend you throw in an extra egg and a box of pudding mix. That makes the batter very thick.
"It was a little thicker than I'm used to in making most cakes," said Hannah.
Her brother, Jeremy, finds pouring it in the little cups without making a mess a little tough.
It only takes about half the mix to make 18 cake pops.
"We'll pop it in the oven," Hannah said as he set the pan in her oven.
The cooking time of 25 to 30 minutes sounds a long to us, so when she took them out - Hannah was worried.
"Looking a little scary," she said. "I'm kind of curious to see what they look like on the inside."
The excess cake that came through the top holes cleaned off easily and after letting the pan cool - it was the moment of truth. While the cake balls looked cooked there was a lot of batter burnt on the pan surface.
"I don't know it's a little messy," said Hannah.
To attach the stick, she dipped one in melted chocolate and stuck it in the cake. Then Hannah cooled her cake pops in the freezer while Jeremy heated up the candy coating.
"This is the fun part," said Hannah.
Finally it was time to dip the cake into the chocolate and cover with sprinkles.
Sum total, it took Hannah and Jeremy about an hour and a half to make a batch of cake pops. For their first try they were pretty happy with the results.
"That was actually pretty fun," said Hannah. "It takes a little while to do it but it's not too bad."
Cleanup wasn't bad either. All that burnt on batter wiped right off.
"The pan is really good," she said. "It's definitely non-stick. Cleanup is a breeze."
But what really matters - how does the cake pops taste?
"It's not bad," said Jeremy, "pretty good."
"It is really good," said Hannah.
"It has the soft cake inside with crunchy chocolate outside," Jeremy said.
Hannah's son, Landon likes them too. She says he asks for them all the time.
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Just for clarification purposes for those who don't know the landscape in the Class A/Gold world of softball, it's the RI Thunder Gold team, the others not so much. Central Mass Thunder isn't far behind in their production of DI and DII players. I think both organizations are going into this tournament season with 6+ Senior players committed to DI or DII colleges for the fall and a couple of Jr.'s verbally committed. Games between the two organizations are typically really fun to watch. For the North Shore/Southern NH area the Diamond Gems are the top producer of college level talent. It's nice to see the New England area finally producing consistent talent that is being taken seriously by DI and DII schools throughout the country. It's been a long time coming and our girls are finally catching up. Tournament/year round ball has truly made the difference for them.
Hockeymom, I know that there are some very good travel teams and they get quite a few into D1s, but dont get caught up in it. If you follow these girls in college, the success rate is very low. Most of them struggle or hardly play, but their parents are proud they are in a D1 school. New England girls for the most part are still behind the eight ball.
Alicat - Totally agree. My own wouldn't have a prayer at getting recruited to my own alma matter but she did land herself at a solid NE school in a decent conference. Having grown up out on the left coast and played my college ball at Pac-10 school, I know very well the disparity between our New England girls and the Southeast/West and West Coast players. However, with that said, the New England area has at least in recent years finally started to figure out what they need to do to develop their players and are heading in the right direction. Baby steps. Step one is getting these girls noticed and them getting recruited to these schools. That is starting to happen on a yearly basis. Each graduating class has a handful of players moving on to DI or DII ball. Those parents should be proud of their daughters. Those girls are some of the first from this area to even get that far. Step two is getting them developed to where they are going into these schools as freshman ready to make the step into college ball and taking on playing time. The level of ball in this area today as compared to where it was when I first moved out here in the middle of high school (that was brutal!) is night and day. For me, high school ball was equivalent to what I was playing at 12U out west and there was little to no tournament ball to speak of. We were that far behind then. While high school ball is still too inconsistent to be anything to speak of, our 18U Gold and Class A teams are closer to 16U from the more known areas of the country that produce softball players. Our teams still have a tough time at national tournaments when they have to face the west coast/southwest/east teams, but they are at least now having competitive games against them for the most part. Then again, our girl hockey players pretty much walk all over girl hockey players from other parts of the country. So much of it is the region they are and the sport that their climate is the most friendly to. <said as I look out my office window at the pile of snow in the parking lot at the end of March - season is 6 weeks old out on the west coast as of this week. Our girls have barely started>
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Rainbow Birthday Party Highlights: Prep, Decor, and Snacks
16 comments:
- Elise said...
I love all of your rainbow ideas. How sweet that your little girl said that rainbow cupcakes would taste "too chemically". Coloured sprite is such a neat idea.
We've got a bit of a rainbow theme going on here at the moment. We made some rainbow cupcakes on the weekend and I recently wrote a blog post about some rainbow felt flowers we made. They were an easy peasy craft that looks great (if I do say so myself)
If you are interested, the link to the rainbow felt flowers is:
- March 9, 2010 at 7:17 AM
- sippy cup mom said...
looks like so much fun, love all the colors. Karen
Sippy Cup Central MOm
- March 9, 2010 at 8:05 AM
- Felicia said...
What fun!!!
- March 9, 2010 at 8:35 AM
- Val in the Rose Garden said...
Your friggen incredible, you know that? That is simply amazing. I love all of your ideas and think your parties look like a ton of fun. Happy Birthday frog princess!!
(I hear you on the close birthdays. I have two a week apart. Just 7 days. And now they don't want their birthday parties together. Sigh... so we have two parties in week. I am usually so tired by the end of July!)
Have a fantastic Tuesday MaryLea!!
- March 9, 2010 at 9:45 AM
- Amy@Let's Explore said...
I love it all - rainbows make me happy! :) The colored Sprite is so clever - great idea!
- March 9, 2010 at 10:17 AM
- MommaMindy said...
This was amazing! What a bright, beautiful party.
- March 9, 2010 at 12:07 PM
- Carla S said...
I am totally stealing the colored Sprite idea! That is awesome! What a fantastic idea!
And this party theme is so cute! Love it all! Thanks for the ideas!
- March 9, 2010 at 1:53 PM
- Rebecca said...
Love love love it!
- March 9, 2010 at 3:12 PM
- Mama King said...
Your house looked so pretty with all those rainbows! So many great ideas. You put so much love and attention in to two amazing parties!
- March 9, 2010 at 8:30 PM
- Redbonegirl97 said...
Sounds like a lot of fun.
- March 9, 2010 at 9:20 PM
- jacs said...
My girls, 4 and 2, celebrate their birthdays just four days apart. And the eldest was born on our first wedding anniversary. And this is all the week before Christmas. AH! lol. It is crazy, most definitely. So far, we've just done a combined party with friends (and ask for books to keep down costs) and then we do something big as a family on each of their days to make it more special.
BTW - YOU ARE AMAZING!!!! I LOVE this idea! LOVE IT! I turn 30 this year and am having a combined party with my bestie. I would actually consider going with this theme. lol.
- March 10, 2010 at 1:01 AM
- gina said...
COLORED SPRITE? GENIUS!! Loved all of these ideas. Totally going to try to convince Mackie (turning 6 in july) to have this theme party. All she knows right now is she wants to build candy castles - she's been hooked ever since christmas and the 100th day of school!!
- March 10, 2010 at 2:01 PM
- angela | the painted house said...
These rainbow party posts have put a BIG smile on my face! MaryLea, fabulous! I want to be your kid. :)
- March 11, 2010 at 7:42 PM
- Yarni Gras! said...
what a fun theme. Cracks me up about the chemically taste. I thought kids LIKED that!
- March 13, 2010 at 12:19 AM
- Mama Jenn said...
What GREAT ideas!!!! Makes me want to "convince" my daughter that she should have a rainbow bday party! :-)
- March 27, 2010 at 1:42 PM
- Jen said...
Looks great.. similar to what I had in mind for my girls for this year. They have birthdays 3 weeks apart as well. I ordered the same rainbow lollypops for favors. We are making our own pinwheels-ordered from Oriental trading.. will have lots of different color markers. I'm thinking about tie-dying a white table cloth for the table. :)
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Serena Williams uploaded more vlogs from behind-the-scenes at Rock n' Racquets this weekend.
In the videos, ReRe is at her loopy best as she demonstrates a few of her "warm-up techniques" including band work, "chi" (which I think is her f-ed up version of "tai chi"), and some form of rap (which I'm guessing warms up her vocal cords for grunting.)
Seriously, if this is how the US Open champ warms up I can see why her hamstring has bothered her for the last month or so and has forced ReRe out of the Hopman Cup in January.
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Monday, December 15, 2008
VIDEO VAULT: Serena vlogs from Rock n' Racquets, demonstrates questionable warm-up practices
Serena Williams uploaded more vlogs from behind-the-scenes at Rock n' Racquets this weekend.
Labels: Serena Williams, tennis, video
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I wouldn't take it seriously, considering she said she didn't take herself seriously on the heading of the video.ReplyDelete
I never thought she was injured. I think she just didn't want to play Hopman Cup and Sydney before Australia. She won another diamond-encrusted tennis ball last year, which was the reason she played to begin with.
They looked like they were still in a hotel from being on the road for Roddick. Her hitting partner is with her. You didn't expect to see serious detailed Murray work outs did you? lol
I wonder why most players don't show their true training regimen.
Pamela: Oh I don't take most of what she does seriously. If I ever saw off-season training from ReRe I think I'd fall off my chair. I'm a big fan of ReRe but she can come off a bit flighty and she's a terrible writer/speller - but it's entertaining!ReplyDelete
I would love to see more baller's training regimen but I think they want to keep any advantages private.
Reluctantly I'll have to admit that she comes off loopy. You're too easily entertained Rich. lolReplyDelete
Yes it's true!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 15, 2008 at 10:57 AM
ReRe is such a hot mess right now, and i'm lovin' it.ReplyDelete
She'll probably get it together for the Aussie Open though, seeing as how its an odd year. (03, 05, and 07 champion)
- AnonymousDecember 15, 2008 at 11:00 PM
she's really not normalReplyDelete
I think serena is just being goofy, like she normally is, I like how she really doesnt give a damn what people think of her, and with her "injuries" who cares, she should play only when she feels comfortable, even if the injury is a load of crap, she's all we got,(including venus) representing for american tennis, not just womens either.....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 16, 2008 at 2:43 PM
Sasha is a brave man... Serena's jabs look serious.ReplyDelete
"If I ever saw off-season training from ReRe I think I'd fall off my chair. I'm a big fan of ReRe but she can come off a bit flighty and she's a terrible writer/speller - but it's entertaining!"ReplyDelete
lol she's seems quite funny and easy going that's all.


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CINCINNATI (AP) — A federal judge has dismissed a suspended fraternity's $10 million lawsuit accusing Miami University in southwest Ohio of violating fraternity members' constitutional rights.
U.S. District Judge Susan Dlott on Monday dismissed Phi Kappa Tau's lawsuit, finding that the fraternity did not submit facts that supported its claims.
The lawsuit accused university officials of acting with "malice, hatred and ill will" by suspending the fraternity for having a fireworks battle with another frat house. The fireworks battle led police to find marijuana inside Phi Kappa Tau.
The lawsuit said university officials violated members' constitutional rights with the suspension. A school spokeswoman says officials were acting in the best interest of student safety and following written policy.
Dlott dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning it cannot be refiled.


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Yankee Doodle is feeling just dandy these days, thanks to the love and care he's been receiving at the Washington Animal Rescue League.
This 7-year-old Shih Tzu mix was found as a stray, suffering from a burn wound on his back. Despite being in considerable pain, this brave little guy was the model patient, readily allowing medical staff to handle and treat him without complaint.
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Yankee likes toys, taking walks, and playing with other dogs, although-despite his small size-he can be a bit pushy with them. In fact, the only thing he doesn't like is being interrupted while eating or enjoying a snack.
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In year three as CEO, Burns is still trying to reframe Xerox as a services business rather than a strict seller of printers and copiers. Services like managing electronic ticket transactions, road tolls and parking meters now bring in half of all revenues, and Burns sees continued growth through small acquisitions of health care and processing technologies. After beginning her career at Xerox in 1980 as a summer engineering intern, Burns climbed the ranks to eventually become the first black woman ever to run a major U.S. corporation. This year she spoke out against Augusta National Golf Club's male-only membership policy, saying "it's ridiculous" and, if unchanged, Xerox wouldn't sponsor the Masters on her watch.
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ANNANDALE, Va. (WUSA9) -- Two adults were transported to MedStar for observation after a fire at their home on Sunday afternoon, say Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department officials.
Firefighters responded to the house in the 7300 block of Franklin Roa at approximately 12:50 p.m. Sunday, according to officials. They encountered smoke and fire coming from the front and side of the home. Firefighters brought the fire under control in approximately 10 minutes, say officials.
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President Obama's staff has unmasked and fired a national security official who tweeted critical comments under a pseudonym.
Jofi Joseph, tweeting under the handle @natsecwonk, once wrote: "I'm a fan of Obama, but his continuing reliance and dependence upon a vacuous cipher like Valerie Jarrett concerns me."
Other Obama staff members and officials -- including Secretary of State John Kerry and former National Security Adviser Tom Donilon -- have also been targeted by @natsecwonk, which was shut down last week.
The secret Twitter feed also raised questions about the administration's handling of the 2012 attack on a U.S. facility in Benghazi, Libya.
The Daily Beast, which broke the story, reported that Joseph, who is well known in national security circles, "has also worked at the State Department and on Capitol Hill for Senators Bob Casey (D-PA) and (Vice President) Joe Biden. Until recently, he was part of the administration's team working on negotiations with Iran."
Of course, Joseph also insulted Republicans on his mystery Twitter feed: "So when will someone do us the favor of getting rid of Sarah Palin and the rest of her white trash family? What utter useless garbage .... "
Politico reported on the investigation into Joseph's Twitter activities:
"After a probe that included an investigation into Joseph's travel and shopping patterns -- parsed from over 2,000 tweets -- lawyers from the White House counsel's office confronted Joseph and ordered him to leave the executive complex, according to two sources familiar with the situation. Joseph had been scheduled to rotate out of White House duty to a senior job in the Pentagon, an administration official told POLITICO."


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Carbondale, IL (Sports Network) - Tyler Brown scored a game-high 22 points and
Jackie Carmichael posted a double-double to lead the Illinois State Redbirds
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Carmichael notched 18 points and 10 rebounds for Illinois State (10-9, 1-6
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Jeff Early finished with 16 points and nine rebounds, Kendal Brown-Surles
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(8-10, 1-6) which has lost seven of its last eight.
The Redbirds ran out to a 47-21 lead at halftime by shootiung 51.4 pecent from
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Located on Grootwater Farm, !Khwa ttu Restaurant entices with lighty, hearty and creative dishes picked fresh from the garden and baked fresh from the oven.
Housed in a 40 seater restored original farmhouse, perched on the hills, diners enjoy dining with a view and cooling tea garden complimented by famous vineyard wines.
The menu focuses on fresh products, homemade breads and decadent cakes. Weekends beacon 3-course meals and imaginative deserts.
Enjoy culinary creations from resident Swiss chef and a menu filled with hearty creativity at !Khwa ttu Restaurant in Darling.
Enjoy delicious breakfasts, lunches and dinners in intimate surrounds or alfresco in the private courtyard.
This home away from home lingers with the aroma of freshly baked bread and old world charm. Enjoy freshly baked scones and cakes baked daily at 137 High Street in Grahamstown.
A young and highly trained team of chefs captivates the palate with decadent food in a beautiful setting.
With various seating options to choose from, diners can indulge in the quiet comfort of the cool interior, or succumb to the cool breeze on the veranda, or soak up the dappled shade in the garden.
The service is fast and efficient, and the cuisine boasts creative talent and excellent value for money.
26 on Park can be found opposite the entrance to the museum in Park Road.
Exuding a designer ambiance and electric collection of works from young designers and photographers, 27th Café is a trendy hotspot on South Street.
The menu proffers light meals in a relaxed setting, with great cappucinos and delicious Turkish Strawberry smoothies.
Try the gorgonzola and pear croissant or dig into the chicken, sun-dried tomatoes and olive version, for heartier appetites try the three mini burgers in ham, cheese and a plain burger.
The low prices make this place very attractive, considering the trendy ambiance and additional gallery.
Casual and laidback, 34 Degrees South has latitude. Start with a platter of freshly shucked wild coastal oysters still tasting of salt and sea. Tuck into calamari and mussels done in many ways – in vinaigrette, masala, with peri-peri or with wine and garlic. The herring comes six ways, the fish pates four and the mezze too many ways to mention.
Traditional Greek, Spanish and Portuguese themes run through an eclectic menu that highlights Mediterranean flavours – with chicken, ostrich and vegetarian options for diners averse to seafood.
With tastebuds still tingling from oysters and bubbly, the mains are sure to tantalise.
Signature dishes tempt with fresh line fish brought in through the Knysna Heads, east-coast sole, linefish espetada, Portuguese sardines, jambalaya and seafood paella.
The atmosphere exudes peacefulness flanked by dramatic cliffs and trickling streams. Savour a memorable 4-course dinner or hearty breakfasts to kick start the day. Lunches revitalise with light and fulfilling selections.
This family owned restaurant prides itself on personalised service and is renowned as one of the fine dining experiences in Waterval.
Enjoy a meal in intimate surrounds or alfresco in the tea garden. If a languid lunch calls for some sporting time, then bask in the sports pub filling up on pub grub.
5 Owls Restaurant welcomes families and invites relaxation in beautiful surrounds at BergWater Lodge, Waterval.
There are over 237 local Spur steak branches and 28 international ones. Spur offers hearty and satisfying meals with great value for money. The steak ranch is famous for their classic burgers made from AAA-grade beef, served with the crispiest chips and Spur's own recipe for the tastiest onion rings.
Every branch is lively, vibrant and incredibly family friendly. There is a kiddies menu and a lovely entertainment area for children. The food is generously portioned, extremely tasty and brilliantly priced.
This upmarket pub and grill in the Tsakane Township just a five-minute drive from Carnival City has a recipe consisting of food, drink, music and a bustling vibe. Great for events, meetings or presentations that will be fully catered for. A varied menu is available and the food is wholesome and hearty. The service is top notch and after dinner, why not meet up in the gentleman's pub on the premises. For a real, authentic South African experience, visit Afro Square.
More than just a place to have a great meal, A'la Turka incorporates art, music and culture into the mix, offering a truly memorable and enjoyable dining experience.
Enjoy delectable, exotic Turkish cuisine as you travel deep into the heart of the land. Choose from an exciting menu of freshly-prepared dishes while you listen to music and take in the wonderfully appointed decor.
Strategic lighting creates a relaxing ambience and showcases the antiques and art adorning the hand-painted walls. Be entertained by talented belly dancers as you feast.
A dining experience like no other, A'la Turka is an intriguing place to while away some time.
This simple little coffee shop lures the palate with the delicious aroma of freshly baked delight and hearty country cooking.
Set in a beautiful location, Aladdin's de Light entices shopping and eating in one swoop with offerings of arts and crafts and delicious meals.
Browse the local stores before settling down for a relaxing meal at Aladdin's de Light in Midlands Meander.
There are over 237 local Spur steak branches and 28 international ones. Spur offers hearty and satisfying meals with great value for money. The steak ranch is famous for their classic burgers made from AAA-grade beef, served with the crispiest chips and Spur's own recipe for the tastiest onion rings.
Every branch is lively, vibrant and incredibly family friendly. There is a kiddies menu and a lovely entertainment area for children. The food is generously portioned, extremely tasty and brilliantly priced.
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The well-stocked wine cellar generously compliments the dining experience, as does the lingering aroma of freshly baked bread and spreading reputation of pickled fish.
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by Andrea Gillespie, Account Executive, Business Wire Chicago
While you still shouldn't send attachments (bogs down their email servers) or off-topic pitches (the worst), our media panel offered more honesty and candor about the art of pitching than we've seen in a while.
Kathryn Janicek is a very busy woman. Not only is she producing content for the actual television broadcast, she also manages the website, Twitter and Facebook pages for the morning news. This gives PR professionals several outlets for coverage. If she can't give you three minutes on air, she may be able to tweet or send a Facebook update about your event. Just ask.
- Please don't leave her a voicemail. You can text, email, tweet or send a note on Facebook. She likes pitches short and to the point.
- Watch her show. If you do, you'll know the kinds of stories she's seeking. She's especially interested in stories about saving viewers money and staying healthy.
- For TV, don't just think about the segment and its flow. Think about the tease. The tease is just as important as the actual segment. If you can provide creative ideas to tease your potential segment, you'll gain more interest.
- Remember that TV is fiercely competitive, so offer something unique and exclusive. Example: Janicek would not do a three-minute grilling segment when people can watch grilling all day on the Food Network.
As the editor of Michigan Avenue Magazine, Susanna Negovan works on three issues at a time. If you have a story for her September issue, you're probably too late to make it to print.
- Her readers are among Chicago's most affluent and sophisticated. The majority have an income of more than $200K, and most are interested in where people like themselves eat, shop and go in Chicago.
- Negovan only entertains pitches tailored to her audience. With experience as a PR professional, she knows a mass pitch when she sees one–and they get deleted immediately. She understands that PR people want their clients in every publication, but you have to be honest with your client about what's realistic. Negovan also LOVES exclusives. Give her an exclusive look at a product, restaurant or interview and you'll get her attention.
- Negovan receives hundreds of event invitations. If you want her to attend, don't bury the lead. No "You're Invited!" subject lines, please. Negovan wants to know what she's invited to in the SUBJECT line.
- Another opportunity for PR professionals is personality profiles. Negovan's readers are interested in successful Chicagoans–how they became successful, where they came from and what drives the person behind the desk or camera.
- Be mindful of where your clients are advertising. Magazine editorial and advertising are more connected than ever. That doesn't mean you receive automatic editorial placement as an advertiser, but if you advertise and have a great story to tell, you're more likely to get a hearing. However, don't feel obliged to disclose you are an advertiser as part of your pitch. Negovan knows who's advertising in the magazine.
TINC (Technology Industry News – Chicago) is a blog/magazine hybrid about the Chicago IT industry and tech-hobbyist scene. Founder Kathryn Born is specifically interested in Chicago stories.
- Because tech stories are so technical and intricate, it helps to have an evergreen press release available about your company and its main service. Too often, Born receives very specific press releases when she really needs a backgrounder on the company first.
- Born receives about 50 emails per hour, so make your subject line stand out. Never forget this rule of pitching: pitch like it's already a story, not just an idea for a story.
- She treats all stories and pitches the same, regardless if your company is two people and a logo or Motorola. They all have a place on TINC.
- TINC is published via social networks, so engaging with them on Facebook, Twitter and other social settings is encouraged.
- For an online magazine and blog, having photos and videos is a plus. PR professionals need to remember that every journalist is tight for time, so if a reporter is covering your story, respond to their requests as quickly as possible.
Take a look at Business Wire's events page to see what's coming up in local events and at our award-winning webinar series.


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Monday, April 7, 2008
The University of West Georgia and the Department of Anthropology will host its annual Waring Archaeological Laboratory Open House on Saturday, April 26, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event is free and the community is invited to attend.
The fun family event will feature activities for fans of anthropology that includes an archaeological dig at an on-site mock excavation pit, a flint knapping demonstration, games and a guided tour of the facility.
James Spake, UWG employee, will talk about the history of arrowheads and how they are made in his flint knapping workshop.
Dr. David Carballo, visiting assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology, will host the event.
Founded in 1991, the laboratory serves as a university-based repository for existing and future archaeological materials generated by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Georgia Department of Transportation and other agencies and organizations conducting field research at Georgia archaeological sites. The laboratory is located behind the Food Services Building (Z-6) on Plant Op Drive.
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Art is an adventure
Take a stroll on Iowa State's campus and you'll be surrounded by spectacular art at every step. That's because Iowa State has one of the largest campus public art programs in the United States. And one of the most exciting recent additions includes Panthers, a bronze sculpture by Iowa State's first artist-in-residence, Christian Petersen. "The sculpture's explosive nature," said Director of University Museums Lynette Pohlman, "seems to captivate people young and old."
Having artwork like Panthers on campus does many wonderful things, like sparking student interest in art and helping them develop a keen visual literacy. Pohlman explains the importance of visual literacy like this, "Visual literacy, when practiced regularly, will increase creative problem solving and critical thinking in all academic disciplines." A biologist, for example, would draw upon visual literacy while examining cells in a Petri dish, while an agronomist may use it to visually identify the effects of erosion.
Every day, by taking in the art Iowa State has to offer, students sharpen their creative problem solving and critical thinking – two skill sets that are sure to serve them well throughout their lifetime.
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Michigan Public Service Commission and Michigan Energy Office officials plan to hold the first of seven forums this week on the state's energy future.
Among those scheduled to speak Thursday in Lansing include representatives of the Michigan Manufacturers Association, Michigan Environmental Council and Citizens Against Rate Excess.
The four-hour public forum called "Readying Michigan to Make Good Energy Decisions" starts at 1 p.m. at the Library of Michigan.
Future meetings will be held in through April in Grand Rapids, University Center, Kalamazoo, Detroit, Marquette and Traverse City.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — "Frozen" is now bigger than the first "Star Wars" and "Jurassic Park."
"Frozen" has moved into the 13th spot on the all-time list with $1.32 billion worldwide. That's $5 million more than "Star Wars" and $3 million more than "Jurassic Park."
It only needs another $13 million to move ahead of "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" and $31 million to beat "Toy Story 3," which would make it the highest-grossing animated movie in history.
It's still way behind the number-one all-time movie, "Avatar," which made $2.8 billion worldwide.


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