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Rush's easy-to-use recycling program includes mixed paper (including newspapers, office paper, envelopes and magazines), glass, all plastics (except styrofoam <#6>, corn-plastic containers <PE>, and plastic bags), and empty cans (steel and aluminum).
Our program began at Rush in the Armour Academic Center. Large recycling kiosks as well as individual recycling bins were placed on all floors. Bins have been placed in many other Rush buildings, including the Atrium, Annex, Cohn building and Center Court Gardens. Other buildings will be launched as we work out the details to make them compliant with code requirements.
The program is easy to use. The bins are color-coded: blue containers for paper (including newspapers, envelopes and magazines); green for glass, all plastics ((except styrofoam <#6>, corn-plastic containers <PE>, and plastic bags), and empty cans; and black or gray for food waste and other non-recyclable trash. Please note that all cans and bottles must be empty!
By taking the simple step of putting your empty bottles and cans, plastics, paper documents and envelopes and other recyclable materials in these containers instead of the trash, you will be reducing garbage, preserving natural resources and making the environment healthier for our patients, our families and ourselves.
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This Letort Paper proposes that actions, policies, and deeds—those of the U.S. Government and al-Qaeda—be leveraged as a means of delegitimizing al-Qaeda terrorist propaganda. Two chief fronts—changing deeds and challenging deeds—is proposed. Changing deeds requires that the United States carefully and systematically examine its own foreign and military policies and their specific consequences for the Arab and Muslim world. Challenging deeds comprises systematically countering with evidence and fact al-Qaeda's two greatest propagandistic fabrications: that the United States is a crusader at war with Islam, and that al-Qaeda is the vanguard defender of a besieged and oppressed Muslim Umma. Provocative at times, and even controversial in its willingness to reconsider long-standing U.S. Government policies, this Letort Paper is adamant that it is not spin, empty platitudes, and "lipstick on pigs," but actual deeds, that are our surest bet for defeating this ignoble adversary.
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Marvel Comics' Hawkeye wasn't always a straight arrow
The Robin Hood-inspired archer Hawkeye will become more familiar to casual Marvel Comics fans when "The Avengers" movie comes to theaters in 2012. Oscar-nominated Jeremy Renner ("The Hurt Locker") is reportedly in negotiations to play the character, who was created by Stan Lee and Don Heck in the pages of 1964′s "Tales of Suspense" No. 57.
The character, aka Clint Barton, originally a reluctant villain recruited by the Black Widow after a misunderstanding with Iron Man, eventually became one of the Avengers' most stalwart members. He joined the team with issue No. 16 of "The Avengers," and later led the West Coast branch of the team.
Nineteen years after he was introduced, Hawkeye got his first solo starring role, in a miniseries written and drawn by Mark Gruenwald. Gruenwald was perhaps best-known as the writer of "Captain America" and "Squadron Supreme," and was a Marvel Comics editor from 1978 until his death in 1996. In the introduction to the 1988 collection of the 1983 miniseries, Gruenwald wrote about what made Hawkeye a popular character.
"Hawkeye's appeal goes beyond the raw charm of his basic, easy-to-understand weapon, the bow and arrow," Gruenwald wrote. "It was his various character traits that catapulted him beyond the heroic archetype of Robin Hood from which he was derived. First there was his unflagging determination to go head-to-head with folks far more powerful than he." Gruenwald also credits Hawkeye's fallibility and occasionally disrespectful demeanor as qualities that made him a fan favorite.
In that miniseries — available in hardcover from Marvel — Hawkeye discovers the great love of his life, Mockingbird, aka spy agent Bobbi Morse.
For a time, Hawkeye was thought dead and took on the identity of Ronin. He was replaced for a time by Kate Bishop, one of the Young Avengers. Following the Dark Reign in the Marvel Universe, when Norman Osborn, aka the Green Goblin, was given control of the Avengers, the villain Bullseye took on the Hawkeye identity. But now, Hawkeye's back in his original costume in a new series. With Mockingbird, Hawkeye returned to comic-book shelves in June in a new series by writer Jim McCann and artist David Lopez. This series plays upon Mockingbird's spy background as she heads up the World Counterterrorism Agency.
"First and foremost, I think the thing that everyone loves is that Hawkeye is back," McCann said at Marvel.com. "Clint Barton has reclaimed his place in the Marvel U, wearing the iconic costume and firing a fistful of arrows into the hearts of fans everywhere. And to top it off, he's got the one woman who was his true love, the only woman who was ever really his equal in life and love, Mockingbird."
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Issue date: Thursday, March 3, 1955
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Evening Standard, The (Newspaper) - March 3, 1955, Uniontown, Pennsylvania THE WEATHER Fair and mild. High 58, low 42. VOL.66 NO.64 INTO I HE HOME" FINAL EDITION UNIONTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, MARCH CENTS lounty Fair o Be Staged luring August Tent Fete Set At County Home; Crop Improvement Association Decides To Expand Field Day A tent fair in the county since staged on the County Home grounds the first week August. It will run for about three clays but the exact date 1 the officials have not yet been selected. The decision to expand the annual Field Day into a ent fair was made at last night's meeting of the Fayette Bounty Crop Improvement Assn. at the Courthouse. County Agent Rex E. Cartel explained that the tent fair wil be an experiment. If it is sue cessful more and bigger fail1! will be held. The last county fair was held in Dawson 25 years ago. Grasslands farming awards were presented at last night's Crop Improvement Assn. meeting tl True Bills teturned By rrand Jury Fairchaiice Men Are Indicted In Game Riot Episode Included in the 21 indictment eturned today by the grand jury vas one in which Alex Boatrigh Ind Leonard. Truley, Jr., Fair lhance were charged with assaul Ind battery and aggravated as lault. The prosecutor is George Zor a football official attackec pet. 23 at the close of a game a ['ork Run in which Perry-Lowe: .Tone and Fairchance higl chools participated.. Two prosecutions were ignorec -Ruth King of Brier Hill, freec adultery, and Earl Lee, o [jniontown ft. D., receiving stolen oods. Indictments The indictments as returned to fudge S. John Morrow follow: James D. Jenkin, Edenborn forcible entry and detainer 5eorge M. Sirilla, Republic, burg larceny and receiving stolei David Martin, Springfieli auto violation; James. R Saiser, Fairchance, and Joseph J Cassady, Uniontown, auto viola Paul A. Plichta, Edward F fhillips and Joseph Cupplo Kouth Union township, burglary ind conspiracy; Charles Coins llr., Filbert, burglary, larceny and Deceiving stolen goods. Roland Epps and Lawrence (Continued on Pace 6, Col. 2) "O. K." Stock market won't crash. That's What the N. Y. Stock chief says. He told a Isenate Committee there can't be 1929-type calamity. _ Good news especially with stock Iprices already higher than in 11929 and still rising. Well, the Raiders tried hut seemed to run out of gas. Greensburg was a little too for the Uniontowners in sectional playoff battle. But Imy goodness, after watching Far- Irell play you wonder how a high Ischool team can get that good. still Crisp outdoors, but it's nice. And the kids are taking a jump Ion spring with bikes, kites and marbles coming out of the attic Ifor their annual first appear lances. has Guess everyone already spotted that first robin? So Gov. Leader is reaching this end of the state on the Training School investigations. Welfare, Secretary Shapiro is to visit Morganza today to inquire into oppressive eorrective meth- ods at the institution for way- ward youths.. Sure'glad to see some action from the Welfare Department for many of the state institutions need a thorough going-over. YMCA membership drive near- ing its end, and a wonderful J9b has been accomplished by Chair- man Allen Spurgeon and his aides. Wonder what's happening in the Kremlin? Looks like the Soviets are in the midst of shaking up the lead- ers. Some of the big boys were fired. Others have zoomed to the too quickly. Looks like Khrushchev, Bulganin and Zhu- kov are performing their own little purges. Merrlttstown writer says too many people think too much of their bankrolls. What bankroll? Some people are foolish enough to spend all day getting out of a morning's work. This is the good old pancake season when one good turn de- serves another. If yon drink, don't drive. Blue ribbons went to J. Williams of Uniontown, 0. W Rittenhouse and Son of Smock, J. Miller Ullery of Bullskin Twp and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin of Friendship Hill Farms in New Geneva. Merit awards Went to J. D Miller and to Jesse and Leroy Stauffer, of Saltlick Twp. The awards were made by the Pennsylvania Crop Improvement Assn. to which the Fayelte Coun- ty Chapter belongs. New Officers New officers were elected, Howard Porter of Luzerne Twp succeeding J. Harold Arnold of Vanderbilt iis president. Darlton Langley of Menallen Twp. is the new Willian: Jackson of Redstone Twp., vice president, and James AVork ol Franklin Twp. and John Willson of Jefferson Twp., additions to the board of directors. Two specialists from Pennsyl- vania Slate University, E. J Smith and Frank Bamer, spoke. Mr. Smith, who specializes in farm management, discussed the importance of balancing farm crops and livestock in order to make a profit. Mr. Bamcr described the new varieties of wheat, oats and corn and suggested how county farm ers can make the best use of them. Approximately 40 attended the meeting. Mr. Carter was in charge. No Head Tax, Leader Says HARRISBURG, March 3, Gov. George M. Leader today vir tually ruled out a head tax as means of solving the common wealth's tax'dilemma. "It's contrary to the phil- osophy of the Democratic Leader told his weekly news conference. The governor made the com- ment when asked if a single tax on every adult Pennsylvanian night not be the solution to the problem of raising up -to n new revenue after June 1. The governor said he still had "doubts" on whether a mercantile a levy on the gross of business at the retail and wholesale the answer to the problem. "I still have my doubts on the ncrcantilc tax but I wouldn't close the door on he said. The governor said a plan to Icfer payment of 25 million dol- ars in state aid to schools until June 1 would re-establish the state's cash position. Young Men Outdoors In The Springtime Springlike weather of the last few days has brought an outburst of outdoors activities on the part of the younger set all over the district, and one of the most popular is kite-flying. Getting ready to launch their kite near the corner of Lenox street and Bailey avenue arc, left to right, above, Tommy Hall, Dwight Ifoyd, Mervin Boyd and Danny Galla. Standard Photos Out for a spin on their bicycles, these boys were "caught" by the photographer at the lop of Kerr street. Left to right, they are Robert Phillis, Eddie Reed, Fred Last and Roger Ilarford. County Red Cross Organization Starts Fund Campaign Volunteer Workers To Contact Residents; Community Leaders Named By Worthinglon The FfiyeLte County organization has launched its inniuil fund campaign to raise for the humani- :arian activities of the American Red Cross. Ralph B. Vorthington is county chairman. This is the amount deemed ne- cessary to carry on the program of providing food, clothing, shel- ler and other emergency help. Last year the Fayette Chapter spent two dollars in the county for each dollar raised in the fund campaign. The disaster work as a result of the October flash flood alone cost approximately Of the 500 families affected, 250 were assisted with disaster relief. Scores of volunteer workers soon will be contacting residents Polio Vaccination Set For Greene Tots A mass polio vaccination of first and second grade students in Greene county will begin when facilities permit. The Greene County Polio Chapter made plans yesterday. There are 920 first graders and 990 second graders in the county. ersons Enlisting May Pake Tests Tomorrow Young men and women plan- ing enlistments in various ranches ot the service, such as lie army, navy, Marine Corps, Livingston To Run For Vorth Union Supervisor Ortha (Bubbo) Livingston, of dount Braddock, announced to- lay that he is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for super- visor in North Union Twp. Mr. Livingston previously held he position for a six-year term. He is well-known throughout he district in baseball circles, laving been a star catcher for nany years and later manager 'of cveral sandlot teams. may lake GED tests at Miller Hall, Wayncsburg College, Friday, starting at 8 a.m. Those taking the tests are to have contacted ing officers in localities. various recruit- their respective Basket ball Team Guests At Record Hop Tonight The Veterans of Foreign Wars will sponsor a Record Hop for teen-agers from to to- night at Marshall Hall in the VFW home. Members of the Uniontown Joint High School basketball team will be special guests of honor. Work To Start Soon On Gateway Plant Addition Engineers To Make Survey For Expansion Of Masonlotvn Building; To Employ 200 Work on the annex to the Gate- way Manufacturing Co. in Mason- own may start within a few days. Construction was to begin the irsl of March but rain inter- encd. The engineers will make ,1 snr- cy this week, it the present mild veathcr continues. The addition will be 117 feet long am! 80 feet wide and will be built along the cast side of the present structure facing Church SI. Approximately 200 will be em- ployed at the plan; after the ex- pansion, .icrordiiig lo President Louis .Icsso ot the Masontown Industrial Development Corp. in all county areas in order that the emergencies may be met this year. Appointed as community lead- ers by Chairman Worthington arc: Uniontown, W. Wilgus Price; North Union Twp., Edward H. Savage; South Union Twp., Mrs. R. H. Jeffrey, Mrs. C. A. Shango, Mrs. Frantz. L. Briscoe, Mrs. C. E. Continued Fair, Mild Weather To Stay Here Continued fair and mild weather is expected lo grace the district today and tomorrow, the Pittsburgh Weather Bureau said- today. The forecast for today is for sunny skies and warmer weather with increasing cloudiness and occasional light rain tonight and Friday. Friday night is expected to be colder. High today should be in the upper. 50's, with the low tonight in the low 40's. Dr. W. W. Marsteller, local weather observer, said Wednes- day's high was 56, and low 32. The overnight low was 26, with the mercury reading 67 at 1 p.m. SENT TO JAIL Walter Wcakland, 18, of New York City, was sent to the coun- ty jail yesterday for 30 days. He ,vas .committed by Police Magis- trate Willkirr. F. Whilby on a charge of vagrancy. RUMMAGE SALE--Friday 0 A.M Cor. Morgantown and South Sis. By Ladies Auxiliary U.S.W.V. Cavalcante Funeral Set MR. CAVALCANTE Friends of Ralph Cavalcante, 53, well-known local barber who died last night, will be received at the -Victor A. DeCarlo Funeral Home, 136 N. Gallatin Ave., after 7 p.m. today until a.m. Satur- day when short prayer services will be held. Solemn Requiem High Mass will be sung at St. Thcresc R. C. Church following prayers, with the Rev. Nicholas .1. Thomas as celebrant, the Rev. Thomas J. Dunn as deacon and the Rev. Raphael Manilli as sub-deacon. Burial will be in St. Agnes Cemetery, Leckronc. Mr. Cnvalrante, also prominent in county fraternal organizations, succumbed in Allegheny Hos- pital, Pittsburgh, after a long ill- css. Mr. Cavalcantc's death came after a siege of hospital and med- cal treatment which began when (Continued on Pace 6, col. 4) PARTY TON1TE American Legion, Republic Construction Ready To Begin On New Plant At Everson Auto Accident Rate In City Is Improved Monthly Report By Police Shows Fewer Traffic Crashes Although it is problematical ivhether January's record snap- ping traffic fatality had anything to do with it, the Uniontown traf- fic accident rate for February showed a marked decrease com- pared with the first month of 1955. The monthly accident report by Lt. Andrew Zawelensky of the Uniontown Police lists a total of 1G traffic mishaps in the city during February, a sparkling im- provement over January, when 27 accidents occurred, including the auto death of Albert Plata which broke a 15-month fatality-free rec- ord for Uniontown. Only two auto-pedestrian acci- dents were reported. Twelve vehicle-to-vehiclc crashes account- ed for the most accidents, with :he other two involving a train and a fixed object. Three persons were injured, two severely, contraasting with the January figure of 11 hurt. Property damage was set at which compared favorably vith the total run up the )revious month. The same month in 1954 show- ed 27 accidents with 12 injured, ['he two-month totals for this year (43 accidents, 14 hurt) also are >etter than those for the same period last year (49 18 13 Arrests Thirteen arrests were made in connection with collisions, accord- HE to the report, five of them for failure to grant the right-of-way ind three more for traveling too ast for conditions. Two others 'or running through stop signal the Kith for disregarding varning signals. While 13 drivers wers found in iolation of the motor vehicle code in crashes, 16 others involv- ed in accidents were not at fault. Of-the 29 drivers in mishaps, 10 of them were between the iges of 35 and 44, nine more be- .ween 20 and 34, and five others jnder 20. All but three of them vere males. Fourteen drivers lived in Union- own and tight others in the mct- district. The rest were rom out of the area. Twelve of the mishaps- involv- ed skidding, as winter snow and ce took a heavy toll. Odd Accident The oddest accident in recent months occurred Sunday when a :team cloud on, E. Penn St. blind d a driver who ran over two ersons. Two ot the vehicles in accidents (Continued on I'iigc 6. Col. 5) Sillier Speaker Al Siale Health Parley Edward L. Sillier Jr., of Union- own will speak at the 43 Annual Conference of the Sccrclar- es and Editors of Component So- ielies of the State Medical So- :iely which is being held in the lallroom of the Penn.Harris Hotel n Harrisburg loday and tomor- ow. Mr. Sillier will speak in his apacity as president of the Penn- ylvania Health Council during he morning session of the con- ercnce tomorrow. The assembly s sponsored by the Pennsylvania ledical Society. New Feed Mixing Plant To Be Operated By Allied Mills Of Pennsylvania; To Employ 75 Allied Mills, Inc., today announced that grading will begin next Wednesday on the new feed mixing plant at Everson. Construction will be under way by March 15 mid it is hoped that the entire project will be completed by April 1, 1956. The plant will be operated by a wholly-owned subsid- iary, Allied Mills, Inc. of Pa. The mill will be constructed on a tract of land pur- chased from the Polish-American Club of Everson. It will be situated near the site of the former Everson Car Shops and will be served by both the Pennsylvania and Baltimore Ohio Railroads Built of reinforced concrete the plant will embody the mos modern equipment, including re mote control weigh-feeder mix ing machinery and the ultimate in precision feed manufacturing facilities. It will be able to pack abou 500 tons of feed in various sizes of paper, cotton and burlap bags daily 'and will have adequate fa cilities for handling inbound in grediems and shipping outbouni "Wayne" feeds in bulk, both in trucks and railroad cars. Shipping Advantages Because it offers definite ship ping advantages, the Everson lo cation was chosen. It will enable the company to satisfactorily take care of the continuing increase in demand for its products from dealers now being served fron existing plants and will also maki it possible for the firm to develop and expand its sales in eastern in Pennsyl vania, Maryland. West Virginia and Virginia. One oJ the oldest and largest feed mauntaclurors in the coun try, Allied Mills, Inc., now owns and operates nine feed mixing plants, two soybean processing plants and three alfalfa process ing plants. Its sales are in exces: of a year. To Employ 75 The Everson plant, when com pleted in the spring ot 1956. wil provide employment for approxi matcly 75 persons. Jones Hcltelsater Construction Co., of Kansas City, is the general contractor oi the nev plant. Allied Mills, Inc., said it has re ceived fine cooperation from Burgess Menes and other officials of the borough of Everson am from representatives of the Penn sylvani.i and Baltimore and Ohio railroads. I.cisenring Fire )cpl. Meets Saturday A special meeting of the West .eisenring Volunteer Fire DC- lartment has been called for Sat- irday at 4 p.m. in the lire house. AH members arc urged to at- end the meeting, at which a new ire chief will be elected. No Bargaining On Islands TAIPEI, Formosa, March S. Secretary of State Dulles told Chinese Nationalist Presi- dent Chiang Kai-shek today thai Quemoy and the.Malsus were not on the bargaining table for a cease-fire in the Chinese civil var. But sources close to the secre- ary hinted the offshore islands might be abandoned to the Reds on two conditions: 1. That the abandonment would bring a guaranteed peace to Asia, ind, '2. That Nationalist China would ngree to the move. The Nationalists may not agree nuler any circumstances. The is- ands arc the last important out posts they hold off the Red main- land. Dulles reaffirmed U. S. deter- mination to defend Formosa and the Pescadores, as pledged in the mutual defense pact ratified ear- lier today. Dulles left for Washington late in the afternoon, winding up a whirlwind tour of Thailand, Bur- ma, Laos, Cambodia, South Viet- nam, the Philippines and For- mosa. SUltPLUS AT NEWELL Government surplus food will be distributed at Curcio's Garage in Newell Friday at p. m. DINE DULANY'S Open year around. 22 miles Hast of Uniontown nn Route 40. Connellsville Kiwanis To Hold City-Farm Dinner 31st Annual Ohscrvancc In Scheduled For March 10 At First Methodist Dining Room The Connellsville Kiwanis Club will hold its annual City-Farm dinner Thursday evening, March 10, at in the First Methodist Church dining room. An address will be delivered by Arthur C. Harrocks, public relations counsel, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Toastmaster will be Judge Samuel D. Braenicr, while enter- tainment will be furnished by a novelty act, Watts and Newman. Tickets may be purchased from any member of Kiwanis, at Loticks Hardware, Moore's Music and Sports Store nml Oglevec Florist. William C. Bceson is commit- tee chairman. County Truck Group Elects New Officers Higinbotham Is Named President Of PMTA Chapter Robert Higinbotham was elect- ed president of the Fayette Coun- ty Chapter of the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn. last night at the annual dinner meeting at Shady Side Inn Outgoing President Charles Frantz presided at the business meeting, at which time members of the group heard talks by I. N. Hagan, a member of the county association and president of the Fayette County Development Council and Stewart S. Neel, exec- utive vice president of the Coun- cil. Mr. Hagan and Mr. Neel told their audience of the future plans of the council in Fayette County. Other Officers Other officers elected besides Mr. Higinbotham, of the Center Gas and Oil .Co., Sniock, were William D. Miller. Fayette Tire Service. Uniontnwn, vice presi- dent; J. Jones, Eastern Freighi Lines. Uniontown, .secre- tary, and Donald Dayton, Dayton Insurance, Uniontown, treasurer. Elected directors of the local were Edward Moon, Moon and Sons, Connellsville; C. J. Vetter, Vetter Automotive Co., Uniontinvn; Homer Shaffer. B. C. Tire Co Uniontown, and Alonzo Parks, H. A. Parks and Son, Uniontown. Elected directors to the state board were Dan Hair, Hair Truck- ing Co. Durtbar; Harold E. Wil- liams, Reliable Transfer Co., Uniontown, and Charles E. Hout, Hout Trucking Co., New Salem. New Members Inducted Into Kiwauis Club Three members were inducted :nto the Kiwanis Club this after, noon at the regular meeting in he White Swan Hotel. H. Edward Krohl, manager and owner of the Citizen's Cafeteria, vas presented by John Ewing. Mr. Krohl is a transfer from the Brentwood Club. Richard L. Bates, manager of :he J. C. Penney Co., transferring 'rom the Huntingdon, Pa., club, vas introduced by James Fox. Charles G. Witt, personnel of .he Rockwell plant here, was pre- iented by John Cluss. Dr. John V. ierger welcomed the members nto the organization. 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Two-Bean Tomato Bake Recipe
Parmesan cheese, basil and garlic spice up this mouthwatering medley of beans, mushrooms, onion and tomato. A crumb topping adds crunch to this veggie bake that's even more flavorful when you use your garden harvest.—Dorothy Rieke, Julian, Nebraska
- 1-1/2 pounds fresh green beans, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 1-1/2 pounds fresh wax beans, cut into 2-inch pieces
- 5 medium tomatoes, peeled and cubed
- 1/2 pounds fresh mushrooms, sliced
- 1 medium sweet onion, chopped
- 10 tablespoons butter, divided
- 1-1/2 teaspoons minced garlic, divided
- 1-1/2 teaspoons dried basil, divided
- 1-1/2 teaspoons dried oregano, divided
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1-1/2 cups soft bread crumbs
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1. Place beans in a large saucepan and cover with water; bring to a boil. Cook, uncovered, for 8-10 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain; add tomatoes and set aside.
- 2. In a large skillet, saute mushrooms and onion in 4 tablespoons butter until crisp-tender. Add 1 teaspoon garlic, 1 teaspoon basil, 1 teaspoon oregano and salt; cook 1 minute longer. Add to the bean mixture; toss to coat. Spoon into a greased 3-qt. baking dish.
- 3. Melt the remaining butter; toss with bread crumbs, cheese and remaining garlic, basil and oregano. Sprinkle over bean mixture.
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Ooh yeah: Rocket (voice of Bradley Cooper) and Groot (voice of Vin Diesel) are the most terrific duo in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ever.
By DAVIN ARUL
We comic fans have waited a long time for the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) to throw open its doors to the cosmos, a vast playground for many of its creations – and that's not even counting the parallel and alternate dimensions.
Sure, the Thor movies showed how big those doors are, and The Avengers served up a large-scale alien invasion ... but what's it really like, out there in the further reaches of the MCU?
The question has now been answered in a way that will not only have fans jumping with joy, but also get regular moviegoers (you know, the ones who roll their eyes while Marvel Comics fans go ballistic during the post-credits sequences) laughing, sliding to the edge of their seats, and wringing their hands in anguish along with everyone else.
That's because Guardians Of The Galaxy is a terrific space opera that cuts across boundaries of fandom and non-fandom, with an appeal that transcends the galactic ... into the universal.
It doesn't matter if you don't know the Guardians of the Galaxy from the Nova Corps (who?) or the Kree (ditto?) ... the fact is, Marvel's cosmic sagas and characters are somewhat niche.
They have a smaller following than their Earth-bound superhero counterparts, but one that is pretty loyal – and sharp enough to keep track of these sprawling tales.
On that score, then, the playing field is pretty level for most segments of the audience.
So just who are the Guardians, beyond the "bunch of A-holes" as they are referred to in the trailer?
A smart-mouthed outlaw named Peter Quill who calls himself Star-Lord (Chris Pratt), the assassin Gamora (Zoe Saldana), revenge-crazed psychopath Drax (Dave Bautista, a.k.a. WWE wrestler Batista), a talking raccoon named Rocket (voice of Bradley Cooper) and a walking tree called Groot (voice of Vin Diesel) make up this merry band.
And it's so much fun to watch how they come together as a "team" that I'm not saying any more on that score. Every single one's a standout – no doubt, everyone will want a Rocket buddy after this – although Gamora's part seems a tad underwritten compared to the rest.
The fun lies in seeing them accept one another, warts and all (and those are some mighty big warts); in catching the bits of each character's backstory that pop up in the course of the movie; and – here's where the fans get a treat – seeing some major elements of Marvel's cosmic sagas brought to the screen.
From planet-destroying Celestials to the covetous Collector (Benicio del Toro), from the Kree empire to Xandar (a kind of goody-goody cosmopolitan society governed by Glenn Close and her range of threatening hairstyles), and the planetoid-sized space hulk known as Knowhere, there's certainly no shortage of tidbits for those (niche) fans to devour.
But the real show of skill here is the deft manner in which director/co-writer James Gunn pulls off this ensemble tale, juggling attitudes, 1970s and 1980s hit songs, backstories, motivations, conspiracies, action, pathos and comedy in such a way that almost nothing comes up short.
(It's pretty ingenious to tie not just displaced Earthling Peter Quill, but the audience as well, to these alien settings and spaced-out adventures through the use of familiar, and mostly beloved, music.)
The villainy is quite heavyweight too. Thanos, the mad Titan revealed to be the Big Bad in the mid-credits scene of The Avengers, is around even if he is barely on screen for a minute; but his brief appearance and fearfully whispered reputation leave us eagerly awaiting his (reported) turn in the spotlight in Avengers 3.
The central villain of Guardians is a Kree warrior named Ronan (Lee Pace), who is refusing to abide by his empire's freshly minted peace treaty with the Xandarians.
Basically, he wants Xandar destroyed for alleged war crimes against his people, and when Star-Lord steals a mysterious orb from a derelict world, it is just the bargaining chip he needs to get Thanos to do the deed for him.
Needless to say, things anywhere in the MCU are never as straightforward as they seem initially, and complications arise, from the Guardians' own internal troubles to outside interference by Quill's on/off business associate Yondu (The Walking Dead's Michael Rooker, who steals a few scenes of his own) and Ronan's own dark ambitions.
With so much going on, it's inevitable that some of it doesn't quite add up. The finale seems to happen too abruptly, with the pieces and players being put in place as arbitarily as if Gunn was following the set-up instructions for a board game.
Anyway, just a minor gripe that can be overlooked when a movie is as exuberantly entertaining as this, a tribute to misfits everywhere and a madcap celebration of discovering that true sense of belonging.
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I was told that I need a new chain and a new cassette for my bike. What product and what retailer do you guys recommend. I own exactly this bike.
Hey there,
I was told that I need a new chain and a new cassette for my bike. What product and what retailer do you guys recommend. I own exactly this bike.
Call me strange but I run a Shimano Ultegra road cassette 12-27 9-speed and a Sram chain on any of my geared mountain bikes. I like the closer gears on the road cassette (I live in flat country) and I hate the Shimano chain pin and feel more comfortable with the Sram master links. ( they are almost fool proof)
If you have worn out your cassette and chain ther is a good chance that you might need the middle chain ring replaced also if that is the one you use most. It tends to be the one that wear out first in most cases.
If you are running 8-speed I would probally stick with the Sram stuff. It in my view works just as well as Shimano and it useally cost a few bucks less and again the Sram master link is better than the Shimano pin.
If you've worn it out from riding in dirt and mud then go with not the cheapest and not the most expensive. Mid line SRAM is my choice for the best price to performance blend.
If you're riding in areas where there's mud or serious dust then it doesn't matter what you get. It'll all wear out just as fast thanks to the abrasive qualities of the riding conditions. But you want it to work decently while it is in use and the middle of the road option offers the best blend of quality, performance and cost to suit such use.
Yeah, OK, you can save a few grams with the higher priced options but look at your bike..... it's a burly solid framed mountain bike intended for rough use. As such a few grams here and there isn't going to mean diddly.
Now if I'm wrong and you're only street riding and the original parts lasted a long time then MAYBE it would be worth saving a few grams by going up the product scale a little. But even so I would not bother shooting for the top of the line stuff if your money means something to you. In the Shimano line the Deore level is fine for mud or dusty conditions. If you ride it cleaner than that then the LX or XT level so suit your wallet is great stuff. Even so I'd still use SRAM chain because of the Powerlink. I really like being able to snap it open when needed. The SRAM chain that comes in at around the $25 mark is just fine. The fancier stuff has nice plating on it and at the high end it may or may not shift a hair better. But you'll pay dearly for that possible gain.
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The installation instructions are horrible. Look it up on youtube and it simplifies it so much and then it is very easy. Cannot say I have seen an improvement in mpg but you can feel the difference when you step on the gas. It sounds great too without being obnoxious.
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In past trucks I've replaced exhaust systems, air filter, plugs and sometimes a chip all to attempt to increase power. For the first time I tried a Spectre Cold Air Intake first and received the same kind of results as if I changed all of those past products. My MPG has increased and throttle response is quicker ( noticeably ) the exhaust sound slightly changed until you get on it and then it sounds fantastic just like a flo-master or others. Love it and have termed it, Sound of Power.


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Summary:Live special starring magician/illusionist David Copperfield in which he attempts to withstand the core of a tornado of fire. Copperfield also travels around the world with an audience member in a matter of seconds.


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- HondurasFoodFunding via Organizacion de Desarrollo Empresarial Femenino (ODEF)
Gs Flor De ...HondurasRetailFunding via Prisma Honduras, S.A.
Iris Del Ca...HondurasAgricultureFunding via Prisma Honduras, S.A.
Gs Toya Group
Olga has support from her husband and children. She's asking for the loan to buy such products as: sugar, lard, soap, soft-drink, meats, toilet paper, corn, beans and other basic staple items to provide good customer service.
Olga has gotten ahead thanks to her business since it's been one of the main sources of income. She's known how to win over clientele because she treats them very kindly. Her business is in a strategic spot because it's at a bus station for the entire zone and it's a place with lots of passersby since it's a very commercial zone. Olga's dream is to see her children improve themselves and that her business continues growing to give her family a better life.
María is a merchant and her main activity is selling new clothes for women and men.
Karen is a merchant and her main activity is selling fine perfumes, creams and other cosmetics.
Danli El Paraíso, Honduras - March 2012
Doña Olga cuenta con el apoyo de su esposo y sus hijos, ella solicita el préstamo para la compra de productos como ser: azúcar, manteca, jabón, refrescos, carnes, papel higiénico, maíz, frijoles y otros productos de consumo para la buena atención de sus clientes, Doña Olga ha salido adelante gracias a su negocio, ya que ha sido una de las principales fuentes de ingresos, ella se a sabido ganar la clientela porque que su manera de atenderlos es muy atenta, su negocio esta en un punto estratégico porque es una estación de buses de toda la zona y también esta en un lugar de mucho transito de personas, ya que es una zona muy comercial.
Doña Olga su sueño es que sus hijos se superen y que su negocio siga creciendo para darles un mejor vida a su familia
La Señora María, se dedica al comercio su actividad principal es la venta de mercadería ventas ropa nueva de dama y caballero.
La Señora Karen se dedica al comercio y su actividad principal es la venta perfumes finos, cremas y otros cosméticos.
Danli El Paraíso, Honduras - Marzo 2012
Additional Information
Prisma Honduras, S.A.This loan is administered by Prisma Honduras. Prisma is one of Kiva's first field partners in Central America and has funded over 2,500 entrepreneurs through Kiva since 2008. Prisma funds smaller than average loans for micro-entrepreneurs to help them grow businesses in urban and rural areas. To improve living conditions in Honduras, the organization strives to empower women who lack access to traditional financial services, and promotes solar panels to deliver clean, affordable electricity to rural areas. Through its four branches in southern and central Honduras, Prisma provides access to financial products to some of the poorest and most isolated communities in the country.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 11 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Mar 31, 2012
- Listed
- May 3, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Jan 19, 2013


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On the wall of the office Chuck Matthaei occupied until his death late last month
is a Pacific blue marlin, 11 feet long.
Beneath this art of a taxidermist is a certificate signed by Gen. Douglas MacArthur attesting to Mr. Matthaei's presence at the signing of the Japanese surrender aboard the USS Missouri in 1945.
Fishing might have been his passion and his World War II Navy service a point of pride, but it is the family-owned company he led as chairman — Tacoma's Roman Meal — that will be Mr. Matthaei's legacy.
In 2012, he joined the celebration as it marked its 100th year.
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"His life was built on his devotion to this company," said son Bill Matthaei.
"He was a member of the Greatest Generation," he said. "He grew up in the Depression."
Charles W.H. Matthaei, a Tacoma native, died Feb. 26 at age 93.
Mr. Matthaei met his wife, Helen, in New York City while performing pre-commissioning duties aboard the Missouri. They were married a few days short of 66 years, and at Helen's memorial two years ago, Mr. Matthaei insisted the musical selections include Guy Lombardo, whose music played the night the couple met.
An ROTC graduate, Mr. Matthaei would go on to serve aboard the Missouri for the remainder of, and then beyond, World War II. A graduate of Stadium High School in Tacoma and the University of Washington, Mr. Matthaei in 1947 joined his family's 300-year baking heritage at Roman Meal.
"At the time, our largest sales were in hot cereal," Bill Matthaei said. "We had some business in the Upper Midwest and in the East, and on the coast. In the early '50s, bread began to become the dominant product."
It was and it remains bread with a mission and a message focused on nutrition, on "Natural Whole Grain Goodness."
"His real driving force was his interest in and commitment to whole-grain nutrition," said Bill Matthaei. His interests included healthful living, healthy aging, childhood obesity and micronutrients.
Mr. Matthaei took two "bet-the-company" decisions with Roman Meal, Bill Matthaei said. He expanded the company's operations to include a mill in North Dakota, and he consolidated Roman Meal's licensing agreements. He also took the company's products to Japan.
Mr. Matthaei was a member of Tacoma Rotary and a recipient of the Boy Scouts of America Silver Beaver Award. During his career, he was honored by his industry and within his community both for his work and his commitment.
Mr. Matthaei is survived by a brother, three sons, seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at Mountain View Funeral Home, 4100 Steilacoom Blvd. S.W., Lakewood.
Seattle Times business reporter
Coral Garnick contributed.


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If you aren't going to take an item with you, just cross it off by hand.
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