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Brady named Henrico Christmas Mother
Terry McConnell Brady, a retired Henrico County math teacher, has been named the 2012 Henrico Christmas Mother.
A native of Abingdon, Va., where she grew up on a farm with three brothers, Brady resides in the Tuckahoe District and is a long-time member of Tuckahoe Presbyterian Church, where she serves as a Sunday school teacher and works in the outreach division. She also volunteers with Meals on Wheels and the American Cancer Society, and has been involved with the Henrico Christmas Mother program for three years.
Brady has been married to her husband, Patrick, for 48 years and they have three children and six grandchildren. She enjoys spending time with her family as well as reading and gardening.
The mission of the Henrico Christmas Mother is to provide new clothes, toys, books and food to qualifying families, the elderly, and adults with disabilities during the holiday season.
The 501(c)(3) organization is run by an all-volunteer Council consisting of former Henrico Christmas Mothers and representatives of each of Henrico County's five magisterial districts. This year's Henrico Christmas Mother Council officers include President Shelly Poole, Vice President Betsy Foster, Treasurer Mary Shaia, Assistant Treasurer Betty Lyon, Recording Secretary Robin Smith, Corresponding Secretary Karen Moore and Members-at- Large Charlotte Melton and Ruth Radzisauskas.
Donations of checks may be mailed to Henrico Christmas Mother, P.O. Box 70338, Henrico, VA 23255-0338. To make online donations or to learn about volunteering, sponsoring a family or applying for assistance, visit http://www.henricochristmasmother.org or call 236-9741.
19th Annual Asian American Celebration planned May 21
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The Asian American Society of Central Virginia will hold its 19th Annual Asian American Celebration on Saturday, May 21 at the Greater Richmond Convention Center, 403 N. 3rd St. in Richmond, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission is free.
The theme for this year's celebration will be "Our Heritage," in recognition of May as the Asian Pacific American Heritage month, designated by the U.S. Congress in 1992. > Read more.
The theme for this year's celebration will be "Our Heritage," in recognition of May as the Asian Pacific American Heritage month, designated by the U.S. Congress in 1992. > Read more.
Sandston Founders Club honors Sydnor
The Founders Club of Sandston presented lifetime membership to Charles W. Sydnor at its 12th annual meeting last month.
Sydnor, who grew up in Sandston and later served as president of Emory and Henry College for eight years, was honored by Founder Club President Alice Taylor Baldwin at the April 23 event at Sandston Memorial Recreation Center. > Read more.
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Oppressive heat? Grand Slam tennis?? Shirtless ballers practicing their arse off??? It must be time for the Aussie Open - rejoice!
Shirtless brigade member Marat Safin may have pulled out of the annual Kooyong exo with a shoulder injury but it didn't stop the enigmatic baller from getting his practice on at Melbourne Park today.
Hmmm - that shoulder's looking awfully good for being "injured" but so are his biceps, pecs, abs, tattoo...
*falls off chair*
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PHOTO OP: Shirtless showcase begins, Marat makes way to Melbourne
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mmmmmm i'd lick every inch of him...best body on tour!mos def!except rafa ofcourse....but those abs are best, no discussion!case closed.now let me google for more,more!:)ReplyDelete
Ah, Marat. He's so sexy, but why do I get the feeling I would need about forty rounds of penicillin after a night with him?ReplyDelete
tessa: so you like marat???ReplyDelete
natch: ...because you would - and a walk-of-shame outfit. something dark, maybe camouflage??? let me help!
*leaves apt for army surplus store in west village*
Oh My God!ReplyDelete
The things I'd do ...
And there is no walk of shame, presuming I could walk out .. I'd do so with my head held high, grinning from ear to ear.
hahahah guys you crack me up!woof woof at marat!and natch i get the same vibe, oh marat....mmmmmm.....besides why do we have penicillin if not use it when we need it, huh???:)so, honestly, it's kinda sad to realize i won't have night w/marat, now that i'm all into it ..lol :)ReplyDelete
pamela: i can help you too!ReplyDelete
*leaves army surplus store, runs to medical supply store for pamela's crutches and/or wheelchair*
tessa: as i've said before "sharing IS caring" though carrying something that marat is sharing may not be wise. just sayin'.
hahahahahah i'd take the risk!:)don't ruin the picture perfect marat for me rich!:( anyhow i'd die to mingle with Ancic, anyhow, he's just carrying mononucleosis and you live with that, so!have a number?ReplyDelete
He has an amazing body!!!! what I wouldnt do to wake up next to him every morning YUM!!!!!ReplyDelete
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Best Kids Parties: A Body Birthday
My Party: Addie (Eugene, OR)
A fun party Slim Goodbody would be proud of. Melissa explains: Addie wants to be a "tummy doctor" when she grows up, so we came up with the idea to have a Body Birthday Party!
Her birthday is less than a week after Halloween, so it would be easy to go really spooky and gory, but we tried to stay on the more scientific side of bodies. We drew life-sized self portraits, did a little yoga, ate a healthy lunch, bashed an eyeball pinata full of prizes, and had an x-ray cake (inspired by one in Country Living). The party goers got to take home their self-portraits, along with some bone-shaped cookies and a little book full of facts about skeletons!
Thanks Melissa! Readers, visit her at Max & Ellie.
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Speedway Motors Museum - Treasure HouseWritten by on September 29, 2006 Inside The Speedway Motors Museum
After attending half a dozen Americruises in Lincoln, Nebraska, I like to think of the city is a second home. I pride myself on being able to make it around town without heading down too many one-way streets, remembering which nights they having cruising at Sonic or Culver's, and knowing a few members of the Rebels car club on a first-name basis.
The only lapse in my Lincoln experience lapse has been that I had never, not even once, visited the Smith Collection Museum, better known as the Speedway Motors Museum. You'll be relieved to learn that that situation has been remedied. On a recent trip out to Speedway Motors, I got to spend a few hours taking a tour of the famous Museum, guided by none other that "Speedy" Bill Smith himself.
A few hours goes by like five minutes in this place, and that's not nearly enough time to soak in all the automotive and racing memorabilia that Bill Smith has been collecting since he started racing, more than 50 years ago. If it has four wheels, "Speedy" Bill has not only raced it, but he's got at least one in his amazing collection.
I grabbed some photos to share with you folks, but you've really got to see this place in person. You'll have your chance during Americruise on Saturday, July 29, when Bill and Joyce Smith host an ice cream party and open the doors of the Smith Collection Museum for all event participants.
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The Smith Collection Museum is packed with countless antique engines, automotive memorabilia, vintage record album covers...Compare the Indy cars of today with Number 27 here, raced by Louis Chevrolet in 1915. At 1,000 pounds, this is the lightest car ever to run Indy. As old-fashioned as it looks now, this Monococque-constructed car was ahead of it's time 91 years ago.This sprint car was powered by a Frontenac engine, built by the Chevrolet brothers after they had sold the Chevrolet name to General Motors.Bill Smith's collection of antique engines is probably the largest anywhere. This 230ci 6-cylinder was a prototype built by the Chalmers Car Company in 1912, and featured hemispherical chambers and the first DOHC setup of any American manufactured engine.This '46 Mercury mill was hot rodded with OHV heads from Adams-Moller, C-T Automotive back in 1951. The engine was used in a Bonneville streamliner during that period. Wood molds for various head, manifolds, and other parts, are displayed behind the engineYou could land a plane on the hood of this Bucciali replica, the only one around. The original car was front wheel drive. This one runs a Ford engine and features an ostrich-upholstered interior. The bird hood ornament is Lalique crystal and has a light inside of it.
Here are a few of the Museum's numerous 4-bangers, modified with various performance cylinder heads...This big-block powered '57 Chevy two-door post is one of R&C's all-time favorite Tri-5s. The 210 side trim is really paint. The car is museum quality, but street worthy; Bill has driven it out to the fairgrounds for past Americruise events in Lincoln.This flathead is equipped with a Smith OHV conversion set-up. The intake valves remain in the block, but the exhaust valves are located in the heads.Bill restored his Speedway Motors sprint car, which was raced by numerous drivers, most notably, Jan Opperman, one of the original Outlaw racers. The restoration included the original Chevy 302 motor and Hilborn fuel injection system.Henry Ford's personal team of engineers in Fairlane, UK, built this experimental air-cooled magnesium engine in 1931.You're probably familiar with Kurtis race cars, but did you know that Frank Kurtis got involve with sports cars? This roadster is one of 30 or so built shortly after World War II, during the sports car boom. The early bodies were aluminum; later models, like this one, were fiberglass. Kurtis sold them complete with flatheads, but pre-visioned the kit car market by also offering the cars as do-it-yourself packages with other engine options.One of the best-looking 'banger motors in the Museum was this DOHC engine, with four valves per cylinder, and dual Schebler updraft carbs. It was designed by Robert M. Roof and built by R&R Manufacturing in Anderson, Indiana.
This early Chevrolet V8 features a single central cam, vertical valves, and removable cross-flow heads, and displaces 288ci. It never caught on.Several companies produced aftermarket bodies for the Model T, such as the Mercury Body Company in Louisville, Kentucky, which offered this cool-looking roadster.Can you guess what this is? This flathead was modified with four heads from V-twin Triumphs. It has one intake valve and two exhaust valves per cylinder, operated by three cams.The innovative spirit of the old days hasn't gone away. In the early '90s, Al Mathon Sr. and Al Mathon Jr., built this 700ci V-16 by welding together cast iron Chevy engine parts. It made more than 500 horsepower on the dyno, and now has a prominent place near the lobby of the Speedway Museum.All these rare and unusual engines aren't even part of the official museum--yet. This is the Speedway motor room, where rack after rack of these "ladies in waiting" (as "Speedy" Bill calls them) are stored prior to full restoration.In addition to all of the automotive treasures, the Museum features numerous early-Twentieth Century toys, including pedal planes. Some have been restored to brand-new condition, but many more have been preserved in worn condition to show their age.
This beautiful pedal car, and the ones on the floor below it are estimated to be 100 years old. Some of the more elaborate cars of that time originally sold for more than $200--pretty amazing considering that a brand new Model T cost around $300.Some of those old pedal cars were pretty detailed and imaginative, as this sample shows. The firetruck is more recent than the others. The details are improved, but the overall design is the same.Soapbox derby cars from every decade are on display. The prize of the bunch is probably this car from 1929. The Museum had unearthed the entire history of this car, and even found the original owner.Where does "Speedy" Bill find all these great items? All over the place. He came upon this carousel at a Mexican carnival. He liked it so much he bought it on the spot, had it shipped to Lincoln, and repainted the cars to look like well-known race cars.


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BASEBALL: River 9, Beallsville 6
May 16, 2013 HANNIBAL —Kam Brown tripled among two hits and drove in four as River beat Beallsville. Craig Hupp added two hits with two RBI for the Pilots (9-15), while Jarrett Armann had three hits. more »»
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May 15, 2013 BROOKSIDE — Runs were at a premium Tuesday night in the Division IV sectional at the Niekro Diamond at Perkins Field. more »»
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April 18, 2013 MOUNDSVILLE — Chaise Truex earned a victory while hitting a pair of home runs and driving in five to lead Bishop Donahue past Beallsville. more »»
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February 28, 2013 MORRISTOWN — It was a tale of two halves Wednesday night as boys' Division IV sectional tournament basketball action continued at Union Local High School. more »»
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GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Bridgeport 68 Beallsville 38
February 19, 2013 MORRISTOWN — Bridgeport (21-2) roared past the Blue Devils (6-17). Bridgeport went on an 11-3 run to start the second quarter, sparked by Caitlyn Kroll. more »»
WRESTLING: West Virginia, Ohio Wrestlers Advance in Tourney
February 17, 2013 BARNESVILLE — Twenty-nine area Division III wrestlers punched their tickets to Philo High School and district tournament action Saturday by placing in the top 4 of their respective weight classes... more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Beallsville 52, Paden City 42
February 16, 2013 PADEN CITY — Logan Nippert scored 15 points and Teryn Jarrett added 11 as Beallsville beat Paden City. Kennedy Cain led the Wildcats with 19 points and six rebounds, while Zach Heasley added 17. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Donahue Boys Earn Victory
February 13, 2013 MCMECHEN — Seeking a third victory this season against scrappy Beallsville, homestanding Bishop Donahue jumped in front 11-0 but then had to weather a familiar storm Tuesday night inside the Fr. more »»
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Murtaza says many people were killed and wounded when the second bomb caused the building to collapse. He says many of the dead and wounded are Shiite Muslims.
Radical Sunni Muslims have stepped up attacks in Baluchistan this year against Shiites, who they consider heretics.
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Despite the rather chilly temperatures this past long weekend, I still managed to get out in the garden and cross a few tasks off my list. It's not very often I have two straight days in a row to get things done. So with a new pink pair of gardening gloves that I got for my birthday, I set out with my basket of tools to weed, plant, prune and dig.
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- We planted two five to six-foot cedars: I bought these about a month ago and have been waiting for a chance to dig them in. Fingers crossed that they make it. They still look lovely and green.
- I dug out a ton of dandelions and other annoying weeds that magically appeared after all that rain we got these last couple of weeks. Talk about eco-friendly pest control, it was also a workout!
- Give my boyfriend a pair of loppers or pruning shears and I come back to a twig with a root, so I kindly pointed out what I wanted pruned and how. Lorraine Flanigan`s article on how to prune spring-flowering shrubs, was helpful for my forsythias.
- I spread around some compost in a couple of my beds to prepare them for the lovely plants I have in store for them.
- I'm not sure if it was the fungus gnats or the fact that they'd outgrown the little peat pellets, but all of a sudden, my seedlings were looking sad and limp–and they didn't need water. So I transplanted my seedlings into bigger pots until I'll be able to plant them right into the garden.
- I have always felt bad about tossing away those wooden mandarin orange containers, so this winter I kept them because I knew they'd come in handy for something. And in one of them I planted salad greens. Yesterday the squirrels made a couple of holes in it, but if things start to grow, I'll take a picture.
- I had some herb plants I was trying to protect from frost, but I just couldn't wait any longer, so I planted them.
- I dug out a ton of lily of the valley and their network of roots–they are so pretty and smell so nice, but they're a pain in the butt every spring when they're in the middle of my garden and I'm wanting to plant things. So I had to be ruthless.
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Ask any senior executive to outline the Portuguese pharmaceutical industry's current set of rules, and you'll hear a tale of disorientation, even overwhelming confusion. The government represents around two-thirds of total pharmaceutical sales in the country - to the tune of 2.8 billion (US$3.7 billion) - accounting for more than 2% of Portugal's gross domestic product. And although the pharmaceutical industry doesn't seem to overlook its role in assisting its biggest client in a critical moment of health budget constraints, it is certainly not happy about the way things have turned out. "The situation in Portugal is not unique; it is normal that governments with budget constraints seek to restructure the health system. Portugal has been relatively calm for several years, and now the government is trying to do everything in a couple of years," says J. Miguel Noriega, general manager of Organon Portuguesa, a company under the Akzo Nobel organization that is well known for contributing to the initial steps toward family planning in Portugal 35 years ago.
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Having taken office in 2005, the current Socialist "center left" government is facing a daunting array of issues and spending all of its political capital on promoting the country's long-delayed economic reforms. To begin with, by 2005, Portugal was facing a 6.1% budget deficit increase in terms of its GDP, far beyond the 3% recommended by the European Union's Stability and Growth Pact. As a result, the Portuguese government has agreed to embark on an aggressive three-year budget deficit-reduction program that includes a range of severe measures. As the drama unfolds, the rising healthcare costs are being identified as a natural target of the state cost-containment initiatives.
The first set of price cuts, introduced in September 2005, targeted all prescription medicines. "Price reduction has been fair in comparison with other European countries. France has decreased prices by 20%, and Spain by 12%; it is always a very difficult situation for the industry, but both sides are trying to be reasonable," continues Correia de Campos, justifying the country's second price reduction of 6% on pharmaceutical products. This price reduction, enforced in February of 2007, is a burden also shared by the pharmaceutical distributors for the first time. The efforts don't stop there; the Ministry of Health has decided to collect a daily fee of US$6 per intern patient and US$13 for each ambulatory surgery and has frozen its investments in diagnostic tests. By reducing pharmaceutical purchases in hospitals by 6% in 2006, followed by another 6% in 2007, the government expects to save up to US$65 million. This is in addition to efforts to reorganize the health system's workforce, such as cracking down on extra hours worked by doctors and nurses, which should save the country about US$26 million.
On top of that, the country's remarkable efforts to introduce generic drugs - which achieved a 16% market share in a four-year period - are now expected to be transferred to the non-prescription segment, as Portugal authorizes the sale of over-the-counter drugs in non-pharmacy outlets. The move should boost the OTC market share by 4% or 5% in the next couple of years and increase the sales of medication outside the government's reimbursement scheme.


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The Forge is an 8-month Christian leadership training program designed to develop followers and prepare leaders for a lifetime of good works. Designed specifically for young men and women between the ages of 19 and 26, the Forge is an environment for growth and life-change for the next generation of Christian leaders. Also check out our website at http://www.pinecove.com/leadership-training/.
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Our ministry would love to come and promote our Missional Leadership Residency and our Summer Internships to OBU students at noonday and have a booth. I talked with one of our current residents and we are available on Monday February 17th. Does that work for your schedules?
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Pizza-by-the-slice for $2 tonight during the game. $1 from each slice purchased will be donated to Suasn G. Komen Arkansas. Don't forget to purchse your Pink Out t-shirts today at The Commons during lunch and at Bill Vining Arena before the game. Shirst are $10 with $5 of each purchase going to Susan G. Komen Arkansas.
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Monday, February 24 during the morning time and recruit for summer internships in children's and student ministry at Geyer Springs First Baptist Church in Little Rock.
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Is time running out for establishing your social media strategy?
Jun 27th
By Kerry Gorgone, {grow} Contributing Columnist
If you want to jump ahead of the pack in digital marketing, you're running out of time. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are adopting channels like social media, SEO, and interactive websites in greater and greater numbers.
A new study from Inc. and Vocus on the State of Digital Marketing for SMBs found that 78% of SMBs with $1 million or more in annual revenue use social media for marketing, and smaller businesses aren't far behind. More than half of the businesses surveyed use some of the most popular digital marketing tools, including social media, SEO, email marketing and blogging.
More than one-third of respondents rate websites as their most effective digital marketing tool, although "digital marketing tools that incorporate social interaction online are emerging as a much more powerful and effective alternative," according to the Hart Roberts, marketing manager at Telluride.com.
Judging by the study, which analyzed responses from 408 marketing decision makers, adoption has lagged for "more sophisticated approaches" like ecommerce, mobile, paid banner ads and search terms, and custom content creation. To stand out from the competition, business owners should master these approaches, and use them to bring users to on-site content that nurtures a genuine connection between the company and its audience.
Create "owned" content that invites engagement through polls, images, share links and other interactive features. You might bring people to your site through paid channels, but if they like what they see, they'll share, which will amplify your message through earned media.
The study attributes increased adoption in part to the lower cost of using digital marketing channels, as well as increased awareness about them. Analytics have also proven to be a powerful lure: robust audience data helps companies to better understand their customers' needs and preferences.
The ROI of social media and other types of digital marketing continues to be a topic of debate, but the businesses surveyed prioritize one key metric: sales. They may like "likes," but they love leads. Sales received an average importance rating of 4.45 on a scale of 1 to 5. Other goals include raising brand awareness and reaching new audience segments.
Despite the perception that social media marketing is free or low-cost, the time and attention these channels require demands adequate staffing. The majority of SMBs reported having between one and five full-time employees working on digital marketing, but 1 in 10 of the $1-million plus businesses have no full-time employees assigned to digital marketing. Just over 5% of businesses outsource their digital marketing.
In order to effectively use social media and other digital channels to their best advantage, SMBs need to ensure that someone within the company has responsibility for digital strategy and performance. Even if the businesses outsources its digital marketing, someone in-house should work with the outside agency. If no one "owns" an organization's digital marketing strategy, efforts will be haphazard, and results lackluster.
Businesses already have to break through a huge amount of noise online to grab the attention of their audience, and things are only getting noisier. Nearly all (90%) of companies surveyed said that they were "very" or "somewhat" likely to increase their digital marketing efforts and spending over the next three years.
The bottom line: SMBs need to embrace online social interaction, and take a data-driven approach to marketing strategy. The trailblazers in these areas will gain a competitive edge over companies that maintain the status quo in their marketing mix.
For more information, download the complete study or check out the infographic.
Kerry O'Shea Gorgone, JD/MBA, teaches New Media Marketing in the Internet Marketing Master of Science Program at Full Sail University in Winter Park Florida. Follow her on Twitter: @KerryGorgone
Top illustration courtesy of Flickr Creative Commons and Jason Ozur.
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Saint Mark's High School and Salesianum School will face-off for the fifth time at the DFRC Hockey For A Cause ice hockey event at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 10 at the University of Delaware's Fred Rust Ice Arena, 547 S. College Ave., Newark.
The first match will be between the Saint Mark's and Salesianum alumni teams, and the high school match will follow. Tickets are $5 and may be purchased from members of both teams. On the night of the event, tickets will be available at the door, beginning at 6 p.m.
DFRC Hockey For A Cause has raised almost $20,000 for charities during the past four years, and all proceeds will support the DFRC Blue-Gold All Star Program. For more information, visit dfrcfoundation.org.
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DETROIT (FREE PRESS) -- Super Bowl Sunday is getting close; are you ready? Chili is the perfect dish to serve for the big football game, and you won't want to miss this Two-Pepper Chicken Chili. It's got a kick!
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Video: SLU expert talks about exorcism on campus (Part 1)
Video: What is an exorcism and where did it happen at SLU? (Part 2)
By Pat McGonigle
St. Louis (KSDK) -- It's one of the biggest questions about the most well documented cases of an exorcism in U.S. history.
What ever happened to the 13-year-old boy at the center of the exorcism performed by Jesuits at Saint Louis University?
The story was the basis for the best-selling book and blockbuster horror movie, "The Exorcist."
With a few rare exceptions, the boy's identity has remained a closely guarded secret for decades.
"He's still alive," said David Waide, SLU archivist.
In almost all of the accounts of the famous case, the boy is referred to as "Robbie."
Robbie's ordeal began at his home in Maryland in 1949. Bizarre, unexplained things started happening in Robbie's home, up to and including marks and welts on his body.
Robbie's parents came to St. Louis to stay with relatives, partially in hopes that a change of scenery would stop the unexplained activities.
It didn't help.
One of Robbie's cousins was a student at St. Louis University at the time. She relayed accounts of Robbie's ordeal to Jesuits at SLU.
Eventually, Fr. William Bowdern, S.J. led the exorcism with the help of Fr. Raymond Bishop and Fr. Walter Halloran, among others.
The ordeal ended at a now-demolished wing of the Alexian Brothers Hospital in south St. Louis.
It's believed Robbie would be 77 today.
"He's had several children," Waide said. "He's moved back to the Washington D.C. area. He was non-Catholic, Lutheran nominally, but he became a Catholic. He was baptized during this whole episode."
It's been reported that Robbie named a son Michael. In the exorcism records, Robby tells the priests he was saved by St. Michael the Archangel.
Robbie returned to St. Louis two years after his ordeal ended in 1949.
In a priest's diary about the exorcism, this is the final footnote entry on page 29:
"Follow up: August 19, 1951. R and his father and mother visited the Brothers. R, now 16 is a fine young man. His father and mother also became Catholic, having received their first Holy Communion on Christmas Day, 1950."
You can read the entire diary on KSDK.COM.
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Startup is the New Black is a short documentary about the startup culture of South Florida as told through interviews with several companies that are at various stages of the process. The film covers how that got started, the South Florida startup culture, and advice for those attempting their own startup.Cinematography, Directing, Film2014
The Lunchbox is a film directed by Lubo Kocka on which I edited and supervised post-production. The film won numerous awards during its festival run, including a Student Academy Award. This is the trailer for the film.Film2014
A video filmed for Mark's featuring Kevin Dineen speaking about why he coaches and his recollection of the Olympic Gold Medal game.Cinematography, Film2014
This video features a look at the creation of the workAnywhere work
space on the Fort Lauderdale campus.Cinematography2014
This was an animation designed by IDEO and animated by myself for Citrix Systems.Animation, Motion Graphics2014
This is the first video in a series of videos created about grilling with lamb, featuring "GrillGrrrl" Robyn Lindars.Cinematography, Film2014
A twist on the original text: 'The Lorax: He Speaks for the Tress' is a mock Grindhouse trailer that chronicles the badassssss adventures of The Lorax, an ex-lumberjack-cum-pimp with a green thumb way up the keister of industrial America. The Onceler, his power-CEO arch-nemesis, kidnaps the Brown Barbaloots an holds the world for ransom under his maniacal chainsaw assaults.Film, Editing, Multimedia2011
This was a redesign of aprilgolightly.com in an effort to create a faster, cleaner website.Graphic Design, Web Design2015
A short preview of First Street Fashion clothing, modeled by aprilgolightly.com writers April and Maria.Cinematography, Film2014
A quick video I made to test out the Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera. It's the first video I shot on the camera. I put a film stock emulation on through Adobe Premiere CC and did some other light coloring adjustments but otherwise didn't invest a whole lot of time in the color grading.Cinematography, Film2014
A video I shot for my wife's blog, aprilgolightly.com. We shot this the night before we had to return the Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera to LensProToGo.Cinematography, Film2014
This project was a spring trends preview for aprilgolightly.com. It was filmed using the Canon t2i and GoPro.Cinematography, Directing, Film2014
First time playing with the C300, filmed my fiance around the neighborhood. I cranked the ISO to 20,000 and I was shooting with a Canon L series lens, opened all the way.
Music is "Can't Do Without You" by Dusty Wilson.Cinematography2014
A short informational video commissioned by SystemsOne to be shown at a convention booth.Cinematography, Directing, Film2014
This is a music video for the song "Heart Attack" by Blue Sky Black Death. Directed by Austin Saya.Film, Editing, Multimedia2011
The Preshow was produced as part of Coca-Cola Refreshing Filmmakers Award.Film2014
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Nice work! It looks like it's based on our own world, but I like the painterly, clockwork feel it has!
This map was made for Eidolon - The Electrodyne Opera.
The world is flat and within a large clockwork mechanism. There are four main pillars which carry the firmament, the center of the world is a country-sized mega city.
Nice work! It looks like it's based on our own world, but I like the painterly, clockwork feel it has!
Thank you, Lukc!
Yes, the regions are inspired from our world to some degree.
Regrettably I can't post a higher-res image.
looks great indeed, like the blue and really like the handpainted symbols (you still manage to make them look even better each map Not sure about the landborders (?) though, or are these huge roots ? cheers, DJ
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Three kosher chefs meet WE's Passover wine pairing challenge.
These wines represent some of the best inexpensive offerings we've tasted this month.
Plus other news and notes from the world of wine, spirits and beer.
The upstart owner who changed California wine forever.
India Pale Ale gets a Proper pour
The former president of the legendary Krug Champagne house shaped the success of region and the bottlings.
Try pairing a smoky Tempranillo with the hearty heat of this easy-to-make vegetable dish.
Something is brewing in Westeros.
The Pacific Northwest is heating up. Try these wines now.
W.E. tapped top mixologists to hear how they prefer to drink St. Patrick's honorary tipple.
Atlanta gets short shrift when it comes to its wine and culinary chops but face it, Hot-Lanta has gone gourmet.
The Napa Valley winery ventures into Walla Walla Valley, Washington, for a Bordeaux-style blend of grapes.
Sydney may win the beauty contest, but Victoria's capital is Australia's undisputed culinary champ. Here's where to drink and dine when Down Under.
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No matter how well-adjusted returning or returned veterans appear, they are likely carrying wounds that cut deep, and that pain sticks with them for the rest of their lives, says Vietnam veteran Ord Elliott.
"When I came back from the war, I filed all that pain away as 'personal,' but it invariably came out in my creative writing, and I think that kept me much more sane," says Elliott, a former platoon commander with the Marines and author of The Warrior's Silence (www.ordelliott.com).
"I still feel a sense that something was lost within me from that war, and it kills me to think that our country's most recent wars have done the same to the latest generation of military personnel. When I hear reports of alarming suicide rates among soldiers and problems with drugs and homelessness, it reminds me of friends I've lost, and the lives they weren't able to have."
While intending to write books about business, Elliott found himself writing poems about his war experience. Through the years, writing became an extremely helpful, therapeutic activity, he says.
"It just came out of me about five years after coming home," he says. "Unfortunately, for many of today's younger veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan, they are expressing their pain through alcoholism, drugs, crime, depression and violence."
There are many avenues available to vets if they're having a hard time adjusting to civilian life after combat, he says.
"In some ways I was lucky; I had a good education from Princeton, a sense of purpose and I never had a full-blown case of post-traumatic stress disorder," Elliott says. "But I think it's safe to say all vets who have seen combat are haunted by what they've endured."
Although most civilians can never understand the horrors of war – of perpetually wondering what that last moment of life might be like – there are ways in which the families of veterans, and others, can help …
• Make creative expression available: Elliott has heard story after story involving vets who simply do not want to talk about their combat stress. Many simply do not know how to find catharsis in constructive ways. Thoughts and emotions, however, can also be expressed – released – in creative pursuits such as writing, art, music, even cooking.
• Patience and understanding: "You won't go wrong with loving tolerance while seeking the help of a trained professional to help your veteran work through problems like depression and anxiety," Elliott says. "It's important to provide emotional support, including helping vets who need it to get to appointments and joining in on family sessions."
• Thoroughly consider your vote: There are many outstanding efforts going on with non-profits that help today's returning vets, but the best medicine is prevention, he says. In 2001, when the Iraq War was gearing up, that same feeling of anticipation – excitement – washed over Elliott that he experienced before entering Vietnam. "I was surprised that I could feel that way, but then I quickly remembered all that I've been through with the reality of war," he says. "If families and citizens really want to help the men and women of the U.S. military, they will be wary of politicians who haven't been in combat and who are all too quick to the war trigger."
About Ord Elliott
As a Princeton graduate; a Marine Rifle Platoon commander in Vietnam; and Purdue Ph.D. in Management, Ord Elliott writes from an unusual perspective. He has four decades of experience as an internal and external management consultant, specializing in change management, strategy implementation and executive coaching. He has advised companies such as Procter and Gamble, General Electric, Allied Signal, Shell Oil, Pacific Gas and Electric, Intel, Philips, Cisco Systems, and numerous Silicon Valley technology companies and start-ups. Elliott is also the author of several books.


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The purpose of the course is to expose the students to the wide variety of issues that arise when an entrepreneur forms a business entity to develop, manufacture and sell a new product. We will work on issues from pre-formation through early stage financing to the initial creation of a private placement strategy.
The course will provide the students the opportunity to engage in a series of simulated transactions involved in the founding and initial financing of a startup company engaged in the development of a green energy technology. The students will counsel the inventor and an initial financing/consulting partner in establishing the business, including choice of business organization and formation of the entity, initial licensing and protection of the intellectual property assets of the business, and the potential need for joint representation and conflict waivers. The course will also address the importance of compliance through ongoing disciplined governance of the entity, conflicts of interest and fiduciary duties inside the company, risk management including insurance matters, and maintaining flexibility to allow for multiple possible investor exit strategies.
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In search of a safer route to school
Worldwide movement gets local, with goal of getting kids to walk, bike to school, improving infrastructure
ESCONDIDO For most families with school-age children, walking or riding a bike to school is unheard of.
Today, fewer than 15 percent of children who live within a couple of miles of their school walk or bike, according to federal transportation statistics. The decline coincides with a rise in childhood obesity and poor air quality around schools, experts say.
But even if walking or biking is unrealistic for some, health, safety and education professionals want to make the routine of getting to and from school safer for everyone — children, parents, motorists and teachers.
That's the goal of "Safe Routes to Schools," a worldwide movement designed to increase the number of children who walk or ride a bike to school, while addressing health and environmental issues such as air pollution and traffic congestion. In the United States, federal and state Safe Routes programs provide funding for education and infrastructure improvements, such as sidewalks or pedestrian traffic signals.
To learn more
National Center for Safe Routes to School: saferoutesinfo.org
Safe Routes to School National Partnership: saferoutespartnership.org
Federal Highway Administration Safety Program: safety.fhwa.dot.gov/saferoutes/
Caltrans Division of Local Assistance: bit.ly/fP4xHF
Safe Routes to School California: saferoutescalifornia.wordpress.com
Mark Fenton: markfenton.com
CARE Youth Project: careyouth.org
Nowadays, the streets around a school on mornings and afternoons can look like an L.A. freeway, with cars idling in a blocks-long line. Children who do walk might be hiking along an unpaved shoulder and squeezing precariously between cars. Safe Routes supporters aim to change that.
Increasing safety around schools to encourage walking or biking was the subject of a recent forum, where participants learned about making changes in myriad ways, from simple and grass-roots to large-scale collaborations, whether it's organizing walking groups or working with officials to improve roads.
The San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency brought national public health, planning and transportation expert Mark Fenton to Escondido 3-13to conduct a Safe Routes training forum for about 60 people from around North County and beyond, including educators, PTA members, representatives of public health agencies, and city planners
The Escondido Union School District will receive a state "Paving the Way to Safe Routes to School Grant" to support that mission through education and outreach. The district's CARE Youth Project, a collaboration that works for a "safer and healthier Escondido," applied for the $375,000 grant in October and is awaiting the funds.
CARE Youth Project Director Kimberly Israel said Safe Routes work starts with school-based discussion about what needs to be done to create safe surroundings, whether it's adding crossing guards or traffic-safety education.
"As we've been out at school sites, we've noticed kids are actually pretty good at following rules," Israel said. "It's the community that's running red lights. The conversation's starting in schools. But the reality is, they're community issues."
Fenton, who is unapologetically passionate about walkability and public health, started his visit at Mission Middle School to observe morning drop-off.
He buzzed around taking photos of the scene on busy, narrow Mission Avenue, as children darted across the roadway from nearby apartments, cars stacked up in two lines into the small driveway, and a crossing guard routinely faced cars ignoring a "no left turn" sign out of the school lot.
"The worst thing we can do is make pickup and drop-off faster and more convenient for cars," Fenton told the dozen or so observers with him. "We really have to think about convenience versus safety."
Safe Routes supporters may have to tackle the car-centric mindset of many parents, however.
Fenton's two-hour presentation at the training forum focused on why the Safe Routes premise centers on what's best for kids, not adults.


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Our new track "On The Run" is unveiled this week in America and Australia. The single is produced by Stephen Street (The Smiths, Blur) who worked with us on "Employment" and "Yours Truly, Angry Mob" albums.
The single debuted on Mon 22nd Jan on Triple J radio in Australia, and Sirius Alt Nation in America. The track will be unveiled in UK and Europe shortly, it's one of two brand new Kaiser Chiefs singles, all will become clear soon.
Read more about the single here.
We will shortly announce new dates in Australia for 2012, and our first headline North American tour in 3 years is currently on sale including shows at Coachella Festival in April and South By South West, Austin, TX in March.
North American Tour Dates:
*Plus special guests Walk the Moon & Transfer
March 6 Boston, MA @ House Of Blues *
March 8 New York, NY @ Terminal 5 *
March 9 Washington, DC @ 9:30 * - SOLD OUT
March 10 Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle *
March 12 Houston, TX @ House of Blues *
March 13 Austin, TX @ Emo's East, SXSW Festival
March 14 Dallas, TX @ House of Blues *
March 20 San Francisco, CA @ Fillmore *
March 22 Portland, OR @ Crystal Ballroom *
March 23 Seattle, WA @ Showbox Theatre *
March 24 Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom *
April 14 Indio, CA @ Coachella Festival
April 17 Toronto, ONT @ Phoenix Theatre *
April 19 Chicago, IL @ House of Blues *
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Take This Waltz (2012)
Take This Waltz SynopsisWhen Margot (Michelle Williams), 28, meets Daniel (Luke Kirby), their chemistry is intense and immediate. But Margot suppresses her sudden attraction; she is happily married to Lou (Seth Rogen), a cookbook writer. When Margot learns that Daniel lives across the street from them, the certainty about her domestic life shatters. She and Daniel steal moments throughout the steaming Toronto summer, their eroticism heightened by their restraint. Swelteringly hot, bright and colorful like a bowl of fruit, Take this Waltz leads us, laughing, through the familiar, but uncharted question of what long-term relationships do to love, sex, and our images of ourselves.
Take This Waltz Release Date
In Theaters June 29, 2012
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Starring: Michelle Williams, Seth Rogen, and Sarah Silverman
Written by: Sarah Polley
Directed by: Sarah Polley
Produced by: Susan Cavan and Sarah Polley
Length: 116 min
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: Magnolia Pictures
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This wine has been consistently very good, year-after-year, since I can remember first trying it (in the early 80s). It usually walks a line somewhere between the lighter, fresher regular Valpos many wineries offer as their entry level wine and their somewhat denser, riper, earthier Ripassos. The 2010 is really nice.
Vibrant ruby with a purply tinge. Gobs of ripe, dark, crunchy berry fruit on the nose. The first night, the fruit obscured all else. Then I left it under a Vacu-Vin for 48 hours, and it had developed some of the almondy characteristics frequently associated with Valpos. Wonderful concentration and vibrancy in the mouth; a wine that just begets sip after sip, and would pair with all sorts of meals.Nice length and wonderful purity. A-. Was $16.99 at Total Wine in Fairfax, VA. Imported by Vintus LLC, Pleasantville, NY.
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This excellent value red is fruity, deep, balanced, and soft. A fantastic choice for summer cook-outs. 45% Grenache, 45% Syrah, 10% Mourvedre.
Deep ruby with purply highlights. Lively, straightforward nose of crunchy, ripe dark berries and clean stony mineraliness. Lovely, tight, ripe berry fruit in the mouth. Very soft. Decent acids, and some very fine tannins for a bit of structure on the finish. Not complex, but fun to drink and flavorful. Calls out for mesquite-grilled grilled burgers. B/B+. Was $9.99 at Total Wine in Fairfax. Imported by Saranty Imports, White Plains, NY.
A deep, full-bodied, minerally, fully-mature and smooth red. Think of this as a Spanish Gigondas from a very warm vintage.
Almost jet black, fully saturated color . . . ruby adds the highlights to the black, rather than the other way around. Striking, low-toned nose of a squished carton of uber-ripe blackberries, whisked together with crushed stones and a hint of dark baking spices. Massively rich in the mouth, with dark, brooding flavors of dark stones and blackberry syrup/skin extract. Great intensity yet not overblown. Dry and full-bodied, sporting a texture akin to hot chocolate due to loads of medium-fine-grained tannins. It went well with a braised brisket. This is a wine that will overpower anything less than a stew or pot roast type dinner, although it may pair well with after dinner cheese too. Drinking very well now, this wine will soften further over the next 2 years. B+. Was $14.99 from WTSO.com. Imported by Classic Wines, Stamford, CT.
A very large-framed, delicious Sangiovese. Color, body, tannins, acids. This is a wine that hits the gym.
Luxurious-looking saturated dark ruby. Rich nose of tangy but ripe black raspberries and black cherries, with sweet-scented smoky-gravelly notes. Mouthfilling dark cherry fruit, quickly molting into loads of chalky, stony minerals. Bone dry, with lots of fine-grained tannin and lots acidity, giving it a lean, muscular, very vigorous mouthfeel. Lots of crushed stones as the finish resolves. A-. Youthful but starting to drink very well now, this wine will improve over the next three years in a cool cellar. Was $18.99 from WTSO.com, which is cheap for a CC Riserva. Imported by Castelli del Gevepesa, Manhasset, NY.
A really good value in a tasty, mature, flavorful, balanced, soft Rhone red. 50% Syrah, 30% Mourvedre, 20% Grenache.
Dark, black-ruby. Nose full of ripe, rich blackberry essence and pungent, slightly scorchy minerally-stony scents. Very soft and mouthfilling, with nose-paralleling, bone dry blackberry and scorched gravelly flavors, along with a dry underbrush component. Full-bodied, but with good balancing acids. A bit drying as the latter half of the finish, but this is a minor quibble, particularly if, like me, you're using this wine to wash down a bowl of pasta-and-meat sauce, or some such dish. B/B+. Was $9.99 at Total Wine in Fairfax. Imported by Saranty Imports.
I made this up the other night, and had the Aglianico reviewed below with it. I think I read a recipe that had the spinach/almond thing a few years ago, so I can't take credit for that concept.
A very good value, this wine is fragrant, soft, full-flavored, and has a bit of complexity. Hard to beat at $12.99.
Very dark black ruby. Surprisingly youthful-looking for a 5-year old wine. With air, the nosy displays lots of smoky, fragrant embers and sun-dried gravel, together with very nice blackberryish fruit. Fairly full-bodied, but with excellent acidity for a southern Italian red, it got ripe, winey, dark berry fruit, with a nice gravelly overlay. Fairly long finish, and loads of palate-refreshing acids. This will work very well with pasta and meat sauce, or Italian tomatoey braises. B+. Got this from WTSO.com. Imported by Superior Wines, Cranford, NJ.
I have drunk some Pecorinos before, but this is the first I've heard about "Offida" being a DOC . . . "G" to boot! Pecorino is a white Italian varietal that's typically fragrant, fruity, crisp, and simple. This one is a very nice example.
Light brassy gold color. Fragrant nose of pears, citrus zest, chalky minerals, and a fleeting note that reminded me of the smell of largemouth bass slime (fishermen will know what I'm talking about). A weird note in this context, but not unpleasant. Mouthfilling, dry, gentle flavors of pear and minerals. Very clean in the mouth. I think this was about $12.99 at Total Wine in Fairfax. Imported by Saranty Imports, White PLains, NY.
A simple but very flavorful red that shows off a very sweet, black cherryish side of Cabernet. This wine does not skimp on flavor. My main criticism is some noticeable residual sugar.
Black black ruby. Nose dominated by sweet, very ripe black cherry syrup scents, along with some nice fruitcake notes. In the mouth, loads of very ripe black cherry and blackberry fruit, but little else. Mercifully, no oakiness, but this wine, while very flavorful, is very simple. While I got this at a chain restaurant (CPK) for $24, I imagine it should be around $10 in stores and supermarkets. I'd rather drink this wine, which is true to its grapes, than some god-awful chocolatey, cab in the same price (that got its oak from chips), it's still way too simple to be recommended. C+.
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A really zesty wine that is both drinking well now and will age. Keeps changing as it gets exposed to more and more air.
Black ruby purple color. The first night, it showed mostly the typical mineral oil, toasted walnut oil, and brambly underbrush I associate with Cab Francs from this northerly clime. Then after two days under a Vacu-Vin, it started to display a lot more tangy, black cherry fruit. It kept evolving over that third night, hitting notes of licorice and barnyard at various times, all the while keeping the faith with the black cherry fruit. Fantastic acids, keeping this thing tangy and electric on the palate. Bone dry, fresh, medium-bodied, soft-textured, and possessing a really pure, medium long finish. Very engaging. A-. Was $25.99 from Winex.com. Imported by Aliane Wines, San Diego.
Liquid minerals! Terroir freaks will go ga-ga over this one. Actually, I did too. It's really fine.
Very dark ruby but still with significant violet highlights. Incredibly mute upon first being poured without a Vinturi, it was a little more forthcoming when I used the Vinturi. But it still needed an hour to start showing itself. When it did, however, it was really nice. Nose completely dominated by all manner of minerals: powdered stone, liquid metallic/iodiney, and lightly scorched earth scent. Under all that tectonic stuff was some ripe, oozy, sultry blackberry fruit. In the mouth, the flavors immediately migrate, as though drawn by a powerful magnet, to the sides of the tongue and mouth, and tenaciously cling there, showing loads of melted minerals and hard blackberry jam candy fruit. Loads of soft tannin and decent acids provide the structure for the full-bodied wine. Very long finish. A. I really like this very unique style. Was $18.99 from WineAccess.com. Imported by Fleet Street Wine Merchants.
This widely available Toyota Corolla of reds is, as almost always, a flavorful, good value. Not the most fragrant wine, but delivers lots of ripe, concentrated flavors in a very soft, easygoing style. 60% Grenache/40% Syrah.
Nearly fully-saturated black ruby with still some violet glints. Reluctantly gives up subtle aromas of ripe blackberries and smoky sandstone. Concentrated rich fruit fills the mouth. Dark blackberry and scorched earth flavors. Loads of reasonably fine-grained (for a $12.99 wine) tannins. Long, clingy, if not very complex finish. This is a very good value. B/B+. Got this at Whole Foods in Arlington.
This is a complex, leaner styled Burgundy. Fragrant, balanced. All it lacks is a little more oomph in the mid-palate.
Medium ruby color with garnet highlights, and some browning at the rim. With air, the nose reveals multiple scents: ripe yet slightly sour cherry, pleasantly subdued woody notes, damp, gravelly earth, maple syrup. Initially fills the mouth, then leans out quickly, but minerally, sour cherry syrup notes cling in the finish. A very nice wine to have with a roast chicken. Drink up over the next 18 months. B+. Imported by Chelsea Ventures, Chicago, this was $29.99 from Flickingerwines.com.
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1 box (14 1/2 oz) gingerbread cake mix: Baked according to package directions and completely cooled. When cooled, crumble the cake and set aside ¼ cup for garnish.
4 boxes sugar free instant butterscotch pudding
4 cups cold milk
1 can (15 oz) solid pumpkin (no spiced pumpkin)
1 tsp. ground cinnamon
¼ tsp. each: ground ginger, nutmeg, and all spice
1 - 12 oz bowl fat free Cool Whip
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Stir in pumpkin and spices, mix well.
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Sprinkle with leftover crumbs and a dash of cinnamon.
Serve immediately or refrigerate.
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3 points per serving
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Jumeirah Hotels & Resorts are regarded as among the most luxurious and innovative in the world and have won numerous international travel and tourism awards. The company was founded in 1997 with the aim to become a hospitality industry leader through establishing a world class portfolio of luxury hotels and resorts. Building on this success, in 2004 Jumeirah Group became a member of Dubai Holding - a collection of leading Dubai-based businesses and projects - in line with a new phase of growth and development for the Group.
The Jumeirah Group's team of Chief Officers consists of leading industry professionals with strong records in their fields. Their vision and expertise provide the highest levels of operational management
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The priority objectives of the Board of Directors, the strategic body of Jumeirah, are to increase the value of the Company and defend its corporate interests.
The Jumeirah Group Board places considerable emphasis on maintaining the highest standards of corporate governance in the business to enhance performance.
With a clear vision to becoming the industry leader, our ability to create value for our stakeholders is crucial for the sustainable growth of our company. We can only achieve this by earning the support and respect of our colleagues, our customers, our...
Jumeirah Group recognises the value of transparency and accountability in its management practices and supports the right of individuals to report fraud or unethical behavior.
Projects are currently under development in the following countries across the globe:
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The Awards & Accolades section lists recognition received since 1997.
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We are dedicated to supporting these creative communities in ways that enhance our guests' stay with us, while creating new opportunities for artists and providing a bridge for ideas and people within the hotel environment.
The UAE has successfully bid to host the World Expo 2020 in Dubai. World Expos have been organised for the past 160 years. They attract millions of visitors and are characterised by a chosen theme which has to be of universal concern.