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Height: 6-0 Weight: 218 lbs.
Born: December 18, 1968 in Los Angeles, CA
High School: Compton
College: Fresno St. (school history) (Craver college stats)
Drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the 3rd round (60th overall) of the 1991 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 19 (5014th overall since 1950)
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James "Jim" Edward Woodall, 73, of The Brian Center Nursing Home, formerly of Briggstown Road, died Friday, May 17, 2013, at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Palliative Care Unit in Winston-Salem after an extended illness.
A funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Freedom Baptist Church by Preacher Clyde Akers. Burial will follow in Forest Hill Memorial Park.
Visitation will be 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Davidson Funeral Home, Lexington Chapel.
Mr. Woodall was born May 22, 1939, in Rockingham County to William Earl Woodall and Minnie Bell Scott Woodall. He was of the Baptist faith. After high school, he attended Davidson County Community College for supervisory courses. Jim was a plant supervisor for various furniture plants. He retired as a plant manager at Empire Furniture in Johnson City, Tenn. He was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers, Irving Woodall, Pete Woodall and Bobby Woodall; and four sisters, Louise Sherman, Eva "Titter" Davis, Yvonne Story and Peggy Glenn.
Surviving are his wife, Jackie Maness Woodall of Lexington; daughter Amy Kearns and husband Dale of Lexington; stepsons Randy Swing and Don Swing, both of Lexington; brother Joe Woodall and wife Barbara of Southmont; sisters Kay Bennett of Georgia and Gladys Barber of Lexington; grandchild Josh Justus; stepgrandchildren Brooke Swing and Buddy Joe Swing; and one great-grandchild.
Memorials may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, P.O. Box 1000 Department 300, Memphis, TN 38148-0552.
Online condolences may be made at www.davidsonfuneralhome.net.
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I agree. We need to keep one less defender (pg/the double) in the paint and move them to the perimeter to cover the 3's. We've been needing to do that since the season started.
Our guards shouldn't go into the paint so deep. Shooters get too wide open. Hope they can control this in the second half. But.... one issue at a time and they've certainly improved with ball movement.
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We up despite 5-14 from Amare-Melo.
Methinks the supporting cast did enough already. Time for our dynamic duo to own the 2nd half, and STOP this losing streak.
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That's called half-time adjustments... Something D'Antoni knows nothing about.
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You want him to drink a stream of beer?
RunningJumper is on fire tonight....keep 'em comin
Joe Paterno died
Oh boy. Fast time out called.
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Joe Paterno died
Damn. All that stress got the best of him.
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Joe Paterno died
I heard serious condition
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A 20-year-old Harrington man is accused of committing a half-dozen residential burglaries in the last month.
Ryan S. King was arrested Jan. 10 after detectives received information tying him to five burglaries committed in the Pine Ridge neighborhood and another in the Wren Way neighborhood, east of Harrington, between Dec. 7 and Jan. 7, Delaware State Police spokesman Master Cpl. Gary Fournier said.
During a search of King's home, police recovered a stash of items reported as stolen from the burglarized homes, including jewelry, video games and clothing.
King is charged with six counts of burglary, five counts of attempted burglary, five counts of criminal mischief and one count of attempted burglary.
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GEG120 - Introduction to Physical Geography (3 cr.)
The study of natural processes of the earth-environment system and its component subsystems of the atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere. Special focus on real or locational differentiations of naturally occurring phenomena and the physical processes operating to produce such patterns. Technology employed by physical geographers given due attention. The impact of human activities on the natural environment and its processes stressed. (Fall - Spring). Liberal arts.
GEG121 - Human Geography (3 cr.)
Explores the concepts and potential of human geography in the world today. Topics include globalization, agriculture and rural societies, urbanization and placemaking, geographies of economic development, politics of territory and place and environmentalism in the world today. (Fall, Spring & Summer). Liberal arts.
GEG133 - Historical Geography of the U.S. (3 cr.)
The origin and evolution of American culture, society, and cultural landscapes. Spatial organization of the United States from Colonial Days to present. Selected topics and regions analyzed in terms of geographic change through time. Primary topics include natural resource perception and assessment, settlement, population, economic activities, transportation, and urbanization. (Fall).
GEG199 - Independent Study (1 to 15 cr.)
Project individually arranged by student and faculty sponsor. Requires completion of the Independent Study form and approval by the Faculty Sponsor, Academic Advisor, Department Chair and Academic Dean. (Spring).
GEG224 - World Regional Geography (3 cr.)
Introduction to regional geography concepts with emphasis on common and specific issues of non-Western regions in an era of contemporary globalization, including the study of diverse features of history, institutions, economy, society and culture of non-Western civilization. Liberal arts. (Spring).
GEG290 - Global Positioning Systems and Digital Mapping (3 cr.)
Focuses on the use of Global Positioning Systems (GPS) in the field and digital image analysis, especially the interpretation of topographic maps, digital orthophotos, and related applications in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Strenuous winter or summer field trips are required, so students should be in adequate physical condition. A personal GPS unit is desirable, but not required. (Winter). Liberal arts.
GEG299 - Independent (1 to 15 cr.)
Project individually arranged by student and faculty sponsor. Requires completion of the Independent Study form and approval by the Faculty Sponsor, Academic Advisor, Department Chair and Academic Dean.
GEG301 - Global Planning Principles (3 cr.)
Examination of the global planning principles for environmental, rural and urban development. Critical study of the interrelations among global, national and local planning strategies. (Spring, Winter & Fall). Liberal arts. Prerequisites: sophomore standing.
GEG303 - Environmental Conservation (3 cr.)
Philosophy and principles of the wise use of natural resources (soil, water, forest, rangeland, wildlife, minerals, energy, recreation resources) including their nature, significance and distribution patterns. Natural planning concepts emphasized. (Spring & Fall). Liberal arts. Prerequisite: any introductory course in geography, environmental science, biology, or anthropology.
GEG304 - Economic Geography (3 cr.)
The study of geographical perspectives of the world economy, exploring the economic factors affecting population, production and distribution, locational decisions, human-environment interactions, exchange and consumption of wealth in the global context. Liberal arts. (Spring). Prerequisites: any 100-level course in GEG or ECO, or ENV201 or POI.
GEG307 - Urban Geography and Planning (3 cr.)
Investigates the geographical dimensions of urbanization and potential of geography for planning. Topics include patterns of global urbanization, city spaces and urban structures, neighborhoods and place identity, as well as urban planning concepts and skills. (Spring). Liberal arts.
GEG308 - Political Geography (3 cr.)
Examines the geographic components of political activity in a global context. Many territorial factors, such as internal and external political organization, boundaries, cultural problems, strategic theory and the Law of the Sea are discussed. Liberal arts.
GEG310 - Geography of the U.S. in Global Perspective (3 cr.)
Cultural, demographic, historical, political, economic, and physical attributes of the United States interpreted from a geographic perspective. An interpretive-descriptive account of distinctive regions created by the interplay of said attributes. America's status and role in global affairs emphasized throughout the course. (Spring). Liberal arts. Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
GEG312 - Geography of Russia in Global Perspective (3 cr.)
Cultural, demographic, historical, political, economic, and physical attributes of Russia interpreted from a geographic and transnational perspective. Russia's status, role, and influence in global affairs and a comparative view of critical contemporary issues. The defining characteristics of Russian culture and life compared to those of other major realms of the world are emphasized throughout the course. (Spring). Liberal arts. Prerequisites: completion of Social Science requirement in General Education.
GEG314 - Geography of Europe (3 cr.)
Europe and its constituent countries and regions are studied geographically. The environmental, economic, social, cultural, political, and past geographies of Europe are identified and analyzed as they combine to create a variety of landscapes. Most of this course emphasizes contemporary Europe, but there is also considerable content devoted to Europe's past geographies. (Fall). Liberal arts. Prerequisite: Any introductory course in Geography or History.
GEG316 - Geography of Canada (3 cr.)
The interplay of historical, political, economic, cultural and environmental factors that make Canada what it is today. Regional identities within Canada are emphasized. The importance of the American influence on Canada, in a geographical context, is also stressed. (Spring & Fall). Liberal arts.
GEG317 - Geography of South America (3 cr.)
Physical and cultural geographical survey of South America. The historical background of settlement, social and economic foundations, urbanization and contemporary issues of development are covered. Individual countries of South America examined. (Fall). Liberal arts.
GEG319 - Geography of New York State (3 cr.)
Natural environment and historical development of the State are studied with emphasis placed upon the cultural, economic, resource, recreational, urban, transportational and political patterns that have emerged. (Spring). Liberal arts.
GEG320 - Climatology (3 cr.)
Elements and controls of climate (solar radiation, temperature, wind and pressure systems, moisture and precipitation, air masses and fronts, atmospheric disturbances). World pattern of climate stressed (regional analysis). Field trips. (Spring). Liberal arts. Prerequisite: GEG120.
GEG331 - Recreation and Tourism Geography (3 cr.)
Geography of recreation and tourism; examples of uses, abuses and conservation of recreational resources. Nature and distribution of recreation resources. Special emphasis on national parks and other amenity resources. (Spring). Liberal arts. Prerequisite: any introductory course in geography, environmental science, biology, or anthropology.
GEG332 - Environmental Justice (3 cr.)
Globalization has produced distinct environmental issues and movements throughout the world. This course will compare the global environmental notions and movements that have developed in the North and South as well as within the U.S. It will explore the political ecology of environmental issues and the way in which race, class, and gender have shaped environmentalism within the United States. (Spring & Fall). Liberal arts. Prerequisites: GEG121 or ENV101 or POI.
GEG335 - Geography of Southeast Asia (3 cr.)
The region of Southeast Asia and its countries are studied as a geographical system. The environmental components, including landforms, climates, biography and water sources, and the human geographical elements of the region, including the historical economic, cultural, and political geographies are examined to understand the region's landscapes and changes. The primary focus is on the contemporary patterns of the area, but evolutionary processes of change are also studied. (Spring). Liberal arts. Prerequisite: sophomore standing or POI.
GEG340 - Computer Application in Geography (3 cr.)
Introduction to how technology has changed techniques and methods in geography. Emphasis on spreadsheets and computer graphics, geographic report preparation, image acquisition and use (scanning, digitizing, the internet and World Wide Web), location finding and route planning, field mapping and global positioning systems (GPS), computer mapping, digital mapping, and geographic information systems (GIS). The preparation of geographic reports using these skills will be emphasized. This course is a requirement for geography majors, but will also be valuable for other majors such as geology and environment science. (Spring). Liberal arts. Prerequisites: basic computer literacy.
GEG345 - The Adirondacks: An Historical Geography (3 cr.)
Evolution of geographic patterns of human endeavors from initial exploration through mid-twentieth century. Settlement, population, transportation, economic activities, ethnicity and cultural landscapes emphasized. Field trips to Great Camps, former mining and mill towns, abandoned farms, mines, cemeteries, resort hotels and the Adirondack Museum at Blue Mountain Lake. (Summer). Liberal arts. Prerequisite: junior standing
GEG350 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems and Mapping (3 cr.)
Introduction to geographic information systems (GIS), map design, and ArcView GIS software licensed by Environmental Systems Research Institute. Students will prepare maps and store, retrieve, and analyze spatial data. (Spring & Fall). Prerequisite: GEG120 or GEL101 or POI.
GEG350R - Geographic Information System/Mapping Recitation (0 cr.)
Students registering for GEG350 must register for the corresponding GEG350R recitation section.
GEG360 - Global Field Study (3 to 6 cr.)
This course includes both classroom meetings and field-based study in a foreign country to examine the relations between the global-system and local communities. Topics include globalization, cross-cultural understanding, economic development, environmental issues and political power. Students will learn to critically evaluate responsible citizenship within a global community. (Fall/Spring). Liberal arts. Prerequisite: sophomore standing or POI.
GEG370 - Exploring sub-Saharan Africa (3 cr.)
An in-depth geographic study of Africa south of the Sahara Desert. Surveys physical geography, natural resources, history, cultures, demography, political geography, economic activities and current issues of African states south of the Sahara. Liberal arts. (Fall). Prerequisite: sophomore standing.
GEG399 - Independent Study (1 to 15 cr.)
Project individually arranged by student and faculty sponsor. Requires completion of the Independent Study form and approval by the Faculty Sponsor, Academic Advisor, Department Chair and Academic Dean. (Fall).
GEG431 - Recreational Land Use Planning (3 cr.)
Planning process; basics and specifics of recreational land use planning. Recreational land use plan will be prepared for sites in Northeastern New York. Field trips. (Fall). Liberal arts. Prerequisites: GEG303; GEG331 or ENV310.
GEG432 - Environmental Governance (3 cr.)
The course focuses on the social, economic, legal and political structures that shape our interactions with the environment today. It highlights the interrelations with environmental governance at global, national and local levels. Students will learn how to integrate public participation to address the challenges of environmental governance. Approved AWR. (Every other spring). Liberal arts. Prerequisites: GEG332 or SOC367.
GEG450 - Geography: Themes and Concepts (3 cr.)
The development, major concepts, and approaches to the study of geography are the main foci for this capstone course. Students will also develop their research and writing skills in geography, and will present their work with both oral and written presentations. Approved AWR. (Spring). Liberal arts. Prerequisites: ENG101, junior standing, LIB200 (or corequisite), GEG120, GEG121, and GEG123 or GEG124.
GEG485 - Sustainable Communities (3 cr.)
The class will examine geospatial networks and planning for sustainable communities through case study research. Students will conduct research on sustainability topics such as food systems, mixed land-use design, green jobs, parks and green space, and bicycles and walkability. (Spring). Liberal arts. Prerequisites: GEG121 or ENV201 and junior standing.
GEG498 - Practicum in Geography (3 to 12 cr.)
Practical advanced field work under academic supervision. Work with professional groups and agencies such as: Soil Conservation Service, local government and Adirondack Park Agency. Individually arranged between student and faculty sponsor. (Spring & Fall). Prerequisites: advanced standing, POI.
GEG499 - Independent Study (1 to 15 cr.)
Project individually arranged by student and faculty sponsor. Requires completion of the Independent Study form and approval by the Faculty Sponsor, Academic Advisor, Department Chair and Academic Dean. (Spring & Fall).
GEG545 - The Adirondacks: An Historical Geography (3 cr.)
Evolution of geographic patterns of human endeavors from initial exploration through mid-twentieth century. Settlement, population, transportation, economic activities, ethnicity, and cultural landscapes emphasized. Field trips to Great Camps; the Adirondack Museum at Blue Mountain Lake; former mill towns, mining camps, and renowned resort-hotel sites; abandoned iron mines; ghost towns; cemeteries; and selected religious sites (Roman Catholic Church/Shrine and historic Beth Joseph Synagogue. (Summer).
GEG599 - Independent Study (1 to 15 cr.)
Project individually arranged by student and faculty sponsor. Requires completion of the Independent Study form and approval by the Faculty Sponsor, Academic Advisor, Department Chair and Academic Dean. (Spring & Fall).
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- 1/2 cup lump crabmeat, drained
- 2 tablespoons shredded Parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon chopped green onion
- 1 teaspoon butter, melted
- 2 beef tenderloin steaks (6 ounces each)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- In a small bowl, combine the crabmeat, cheese, onion and butter.
- Sprinkle steaks with salt and pepper. Cut a horizontal slit through each steak to within 1/2 in. of the opposite side, forming a pocket. Fill with 1/2 cup crab mixture. Secure with kitchen string if necessary.
- Broil 4 in. from the heat for 7-9 minutes on each side or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°). Let stand for 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 2 servings.
Reviews for Crab-Stuffed Filet Mignon
"This a great dish with some added spices. I added 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt and 1/2 - 1 teaspoon Old Bay Seasoning to the crab mixture. It gave it some needed zing. I made this for Valentine's Day and it was a hit. Next, I'll make it for a dinner party of 12. They're going to love it!"
"The crab was too fishy for me and we bought the really expensive one wasn't really my cup of tea"
"Delicious! I added garlic and herb seasoning to the crab mixture for extra flavor and it was perfect! And it's so easy to make! Two thumbs up from my husband! I'll be making this again soon!"
"this was excellent. my husband is a huge fillet fan and he loved the crab in this recipe"
"Instead of plain salt and pepper I used grill mates steak seasoning other than that I followed the recipe exactly and loved it."


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Patricia T. Maxwell of Magnolia, Delaware passed away Thursday October 11, 2012 at the Delaware Hospice Center, Milford. She was 79.
Mrs. Maxwell was born May 19, 1933 in Wilmington, Delaware to the late Frank Tyrrell and Rose Keenan Tyrrell. She was the oldest of 9 siblings. Mrs. Maxwell graduated from St. Peters High School in 1951. She married her husband George in 1954.
She had worked as a secretary for Dupont Experimental Station. Prior to Dupont she had worked for Atlantic Research & Gates Engineering in Wilmington. She had also worked for Air Products Houdry Labs. While living in North Harbour, Indiana she was active in many community activities and was a member of the Indiana Transportation Museum. She enjoyed collecting antiques and green glassware. Mrs. Maxwell was known as "Miss Pat" to the neighborhood children both in Magnolia and Indiana.
Mr. Maxwell would like to express special thanks to Mike & Joann, also to their Delaware Hospice Team, Donna, Maria, Kathy, Dorothy and Pastor Michael and the staff at Delaware Hospice Center in Milford for their compassionate care and the many neighbors for their support.
She is survived by her husband of 59 years, George Maxwell of Magnolia; two sisters and six brothers, Charles Tyrrell of Jacksonville, FL, Daniel Tyrrell and his wife Kass of New Castle, DE, Michael Tyrrell of Middletown, DE, Andrew Tyrrell of Rock Hall, MD, Kathleen Smallwood of Newark, DE, Peter Tyrrell and his wife Kathy of New Castle, DE, Lois Treut and her husband Stephen of Wilmington, DE and James Tyrrell and his wife Kathy of Wilmington, DE.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held 12pm, Monday, October 15, 2012 at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 631 S. State Street, Dover, 19901. Friends may call from 6 – 8 Sunday evening at Torbert Funeral Chapel South, 1145 E. Lebanon Road (Rt.10). Interment will be 11AM, Tuesday at Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery, 2465 Chesapeake City Road, Bear, DE.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions be made to Delaware Hospice, 911 S. Dupont Highway, Dover, DE 19901.
Letters of condolence may be sent and the guestbook signed at www.torbertfuneral.com.
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Lights Fall In Another Tight Columbia Race; Tiger 2V Caps Perfect Season
The Princeton men's lightweight rowing team won't need any reminders of just how close the Eastern Sprints final could be. A regular season filled with close finishes ended Saturday with another narrow loss to Columbia. Now the fun really begins.
Princeton finished its regular season with a 7-3 record after splitting a three-boat regatta Saturday morning at Overpeck Park. The Tigers fell by 2.2 seconds to No. 3 Columbia (5:53.2), while they topped sixth-ranked Delaware by .8 of a second.
"It was a tough day today," junior Bowen Peard said. "Columbia was the faster crew. They got off the line very quickly, taking most or all of their margin in the first 300 meters. We came out pretty flat in our start, and let them get away. After that first 500, we made a few moves to get back into the race, but Columbia responded each time and controlled the race the whole way down the course."
It was a similar story to their first meeting, when Columbia built a big edge over the first half of the race and then held off the Tigers down the stretch. That race came down to a video replay and .1 of a second, but the Lions left both races with a victory.
The two boats will meet again on Lake Quinsigamond in two weeks at Eastern Sprints, where the Ivy League championship will be determined. The top five boats in the national poll are all in the Ivy League, including top-ranked Cornell, the lone unbeaten varsity eight in the league.
"Sprints will be very competitive at the top, as it always is," Peard said. "The top four or five crews are within a few seconds of each other, and small gains in speed will make the difference between first and fourth. I think we are in a good place to work on our race plan, picking up a second here and a second there.
"I'm enthusiastic about this upcoming training block, and although today was a tough loss, I still believe we are in a good place to contend for gold in two weeks," he added.
While the varsity eight left Lake Overpeck disappointed, Princeton did leave with victories in three of four races. The highlight came in the second varsity race, where Princeton finished an undefeated regular season with a nearly two-second win over the Lions.
"It represents that the overall depth is strong," head coach Marty Crotty said. "The 2V always represents our depth. That boat hasn't been the same week to week, but they continue to get it done. For them to beat everybody they have raced against is a great accomplishment. I am really excited for them."
Princeton also got victories in the 3V and 4V, and Crotty was pleased with how the overall group looks as it gets closer to the postseason.
"We faced some injuries, but the team continues to show depth," he said. "We are rotating some guys through to plug injury holes, and the guys are doing a great job. We have a lot of time to sharpen things up and do better at Sprints. Our 3V and 4V are really racing well right now. Our depth is strong, and everybody needs to continue focusing on getting faster now."
Varsity Eight
Columbia 5:53.2
Princeton 5:55.4
Delaware 5:56.2
Second Varsity Eight
Princeton 5:59.4
Columbia 6:01.2
Delaware 6:18.7
Third Varsity Eight
Princeton 6:09.6
Columbia 6:12.5
Delaware 6:35.7
Fourth Varsity Eight
Princeton 6:15.1
Columbia 6:34.3


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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2011 1:09 pm
Post subject: heart warming romantic movies
its been such a long time since iv watched a movie that made me feel all warm and gooey inside
..... does anyone have any recommendations??
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For recent movies? Sadly no.
My go to romantic DVD is the BBC Colin Firth/Jennifer Ehle version of
Pride and Prejudice
. I also enjoyed the lastest mini-series version of
with Romola Garai and Jonny Lee Miller. And the Richard Armitage/Daniela Denby-Ashe production of
North & South
(the Elizabeth Gaskell one, not John Jakes
though I own both on DVD). And the Emma Thompson/Hugh Grant/Kate Winslet/Alan Rickman version of
Sense & Sensibility
My favorite romantic comedy is
Year of the Comet
with Tim Daly & Penelope Ann Miller. It has such gorgeous scenery and was filmed in London, Scotland, and France. I don't think it's available on DVD here in the US though.
I also love the romance between Liam Neeson and Debra Winger in
Leap of Faith
, but not sure that qualifies as the movie is more about Steve Martin's character.
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Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 3:56 am
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Ridicule me if you will, but I stand by my love of the
remake with Julia Ormand and Harrison Ford. But recent movies? Nah. The most recent movie I loved was
and, while there's a romance in it, in no way is it a romantic movie.
Angsty romance with scattered humor.
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Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 8:06 am
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I will definitely second the recommendations of "Pride and Prejudice" and "North And South" if you are looking for longer more involved romantic mini series. Both are excellent.
If you are looking for something modern and incredibly sweet and old fashioned I would recommend "Return To Me" with David Duchovny and Minnie Driver. It is a throwback to the days of true "romance" movies. I loved how the main characters are not extremely glamorous magazine executives but nice every day people. He owns/runs a construction company and she is a waitress in her grandfather's restaurant (and aspiring artist). Bonnie Hunt wrote it and has a supporting role. I find it really charming and different from all the "friends with benefits" movies out now.
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Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 12:22 pm
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Here are some suggestions I've never seen anyone post:
Im Juli (In July)--A German road movie in the spirit of the very first romcom, It Happened One Night. It's funny, sweet, and Moritz Bleibtreu (famous from Lola rennt--Run Lola Run) is fantastic.
My Sassy Girl--A quixotic Korean movie that's crazy weird and hilarious in some spots but heartbreakingly sweet and tender. NB: some versions are in the original Korean, some are dubbed in Chinese; one of these versions has way better subtitles than the other but I can't remember which!
The Fifteen Streets--A British tv movie based on the novel of the same name by Catherine Cookson. Though still not as good as the book, it's one of my favorite movie versions of her novels.
The Sissi Trilogy--German movies from the 50s telling the story of Kaiserin Elisabeth of Austria. They're pure fairy tale from a historical standpoint, but they're beautifully made and Romy Schneider is magical. These movies are seared into the German cinematic conscious the way Gone with the Wind is in the US.
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thank you so much everyone
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If we're going to suggest vintage movies, I would like to suggest
Die Zürcher Verlobung
The Affairs of Julie
, a German film from 1957, which is one of my favourite romantic movies of all time. This is one of the very few romances where the heroine does not end up with the tall, dark and handsome guy and you don't want her to, either. There's also a trip across Germany and Switzerland in wintertime, a fake engagement to a non-existing fiance and a lot of poking fun at the conventions of romantic comedy in general and German cinema of the 1950s in particular. The literal translation of the German title "The Zurich Engagement" is actually much better than the English title.
Another German film romance from the same period (it even stars the same actress) that I love a lot is
Das Wirtshaus im Spessart
The Spessart Inn
. It's a historical romance of the best sort featuring a dashing highwayman, a beautiful and resourceful comtessa, a shady tavern in the middle of the woods and plenty of crossdressing (heroine dresses as a boy, hero of the secondary romance dresses as a woman). It's actually a musical, but the songs are really good and used to frame/narrate the story via a wandering ballad singer.
They're probably not easy to find outside Germany, but well worth watching if you can.
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No. 5 Syracuse Proves Too Much for No. 6 Field Hockey, Tigers Fall 4-0
A day after putting on an offensive showcase at Dartmouth, the No. 6 Princeton field hockey team struggled to find its bearings at No. 5 Syracuse Sunday and ultimately was shutout 4-0. The loss marks the second of the year for the Tigers, dropping them to 4-2, 1-0 Ivy on the season.
Princeton returns home looking to rebound in its Ivy League home opener versus Yale on Friday, Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. The program will host its Bedford Field dedication ceremony at halftime.
The Orange created a 1-0 advantage in the 10th minute on a Leonie Geyer shot that deflected in off Kelsey Byrne's stick, setting the tone for the remainder of the first half.
Syracuse added three more goals off penalty corners in the 19th, 21st and 27th minutes, while preventing Princeton from finding any openings inside its circle.
The Tigers were limited to two first half shots, both not on goal over the final three minutes of the period.
Princeton picked things up a little in the second half, outshooting the Orange 7-4. Despite four shots on frame, the Tigers were unable to get on the board and suffered their third consecutive shutout to Syracuse in as many seasons.
The Orange finished with a 13-9 shot and 4-2 penalty corner advantage.
Sophomore Anya Gersoff (2-1) made her second straight start, tallying six saves in the match.


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THE FIRST SIGN OF TROUBLE is tiny white dots on a mammogram. The dots may be scattered like filigree along one of the ducts that connect milk-producing lobules to the nipple. They may be clustered in a single clump or spread among several of the ducts, often in a branching pattern. If these tiny dots of calcium are located inside the duct, if there is more than one locus of dots or if they create an irregular shape, they may indicate the presence of a disease known as ductal carcinoma in situ, or DCIS. In these cases, cells that might later become invasive cluster inside the milk ducts, but unless they penetrate the duct walls, they are not considered life threatening.
For this reason, doctors sometimes refer to DCIS as precancer. But because the cells are abnormal, the disease is also referred to as stage 0 breast cancer or in situ breast cancer. This lack of clarity in the nomenclature is emblematic of the disagreement among doctors and researchers about how aggressively the condition needs to be treated.
Until the widespread use of mammography, the calcium dots played essentially no role in finding potential cases of breast cancer, and diagnoses of DCIS were extremely rare. "Before 1980, fewer than 1 percent of detected breast cancers were diagnosed as DCIS. Now, because of breast-imaging devices, the figure is over 25 percent," says Todd M. Tuttle, MD, chief of surgical oncology at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. That translates into more than 60,000 new cases of DCIS every year in the United States, a rate of growth that will yield a million American women living with this condition by 2020.
To many doctors and cancer researchers, the rise in the detection and subsequent treatment of these pre-malignant lesions is an important cause of the recent 30 percent drop in the death rate for breast cancer. (The other much-cited factor is improved medical therapies.) According to mainstream medical wisdom, these numbers are proof positive that finding and aggressively treating potential breast cancers early can keep abnormal cells from spreading beyond the duct into adjacent breast tissue and perhaps further into lymph nodes, lungs, bones and elsewhere.
But a small and growing coterie of specialists and researchers don't buy the idea that medical intervention in the majority of DCIS cases necessarily improves women's health. They say there's no evidence that treating most instances of this precancer has been especially effective in slowing the growth rate of invasive breast cancer. "Despite all the women being diagnosed with early-stage cancer and being treated aggressively to keep their DCIS from spreading, the rate of invasive cancer hasn't gone down; it's gone up 25 percent," says Laura Esserman, MD, director of the Carol Franc Buck Breast Care Center at the University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine. The thinking of Esserman and others is that for every precancer that is found and treated early, there should be a corresponding reduction in the advanced cancer it would have become. That is exactly what happened with colon and cervical cancer: Removal of precancerous lesions has led to dramatic drops in the rates of advanced instances of the diseases. But that isn't happening with breast cancer. "Maybe, for many cases, DCIS isn't the right precursor for doctors to be looking for," Esserman says.
Esserman and others believe that the high diagnosis rate of lower-risk forms of DCIS has caused an epidemic of overtreatment. Since it's possible that some women's DCIS cells will never spread outside the ducts, Esserman is concerned that certain low-risk patients have been needlessly subjected to surgery and radiation. Maybe there are patients who would be better off untreated. "We need to test if doctors should leave some DCIS cases alone," Esserman says.


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I know how to use 比 in simple sentences like
Would it be used for other sentences like
"哥哥比姐姐高" is correct. The next sentence "you learn more words by listening than by reading" can be translated like:
You could simply translate "than" into "比" in Chinese, but in Chinese, there are several different patterns for comparison.
grace's answer is good, but I think his translation is more likely a liberal translation(I would like to translate that Chinese sentence into English word by word: Listening can enlarge your vocabulary more than reading .You see, the subject and object are different from the original sentence). By translating the English words into Chinese one by one, you get:
To keep the sentence structure the same, I would like to use the pattern below:
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you already have the answer! just remember when using 比, having an adjective at the end makes it very easy to build sentences, such as 高 in your first example.
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"I'm excited about the promise of the future for the mission," said mission Executive Director Mechelle Lawrence-Adams.
Bishop Kevin Vann of the Diocese of Orange blessed the new entrance with holy water.
The project includes restoration of the original gatehouse, built in 1919; a renovated group entryway; an enlarged public plaza with benches and bike racks; and a new gift shop that will officially open in July.
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After the ceremony, mission staff opened the doors and the large crowd poured through for food, drinks, music and ringing of the mission bells.


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"It was a great event for us," Princeton head coach Billy Pate said. "Though Ryan and I were a bit disappointed after Friday's results, we bounced back and had some encouraging results against very tough competition. That was precisely what we were hoping for at this event."
With Webb carrying a No. 57 ranking on the ITA's preseason list, Pecotic is now 12-1 against fellow ITA-ranked opponents this fall. Pecotic was ranked No. 67 on that list, released in September, and will likely get a major boost when the next ranking comes out in January. Pecotic went 4-0 in Texas and has now won 10 straight singles matches.
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As I write this, rain is thrumming on my roof and lashing the autumn-bright leaves of the maple in the back yard. It's the first real rain of the season. (I mean "real rain" in the coastal sense…we've had mist and drizzle, but this is the first day of no-end-in-sight downpour since late June.) It's lovely: fresh, cleansing, life-giving. As much as I adore summer sunshine, there's nothing like serious coastal rain to sweep the dust-bunnies from my soul.
Looking at the forecast, it will likely still be raining when I leave for the Surrey International Writer's Conference on Thursday morning. It may well pour for the entire conference weekend, too, but that's okay. Maybe it's even fitting, because there's nothing like the SiWC to sweep the dust-bunnies from my writer's soul.
I first "came out" as a writer at the 2006 SiWC. Before that, I'd kept my writing to myself, afraid of what others might think of my goals and dreams, and afraid, maybe, that it was foolish of me to pursue them. I certainly never identified myself as a writer. But then I went to the conference and was surrounded by like-minded people – hundreds of them! – who didn't think my dreams were stupid. They encouraged me and honestly wanted me to succeed. (A huge bonus of that conference was meeting my first critique partner. We still beta-read for each other and have become close friends.)
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Imagine spending a weekend with people who really get it: people who understand the roller coaster highs and lows of the writing life, who don't think you're crazy for wanting to spend hours playing with words and sentences, who are as completely enamoured with Story and books as you are. Fresh, cleansing, life-giving….
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Shari Green writes Young Adult fiction. When she's not glued to her laptop, she can often be found wandering in a blissful daze on the beach near her home on Vancouver Island, BC. Visit her online at www.sharigreen.com.
Thanks for sharing this post, Shari!
Remember, pre-conference online registration closes on Monday.
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You got that right …
Shari, you described the Surrey conference perfectly. It's always been so special to me. I've been to other conferences but not one holds a candle to this one. I'm so excited to be returning after numerous years aways. It's going to be fabulous and I can't wait to meet you.
I'm coming from Texas and near 90 degrees. Will pack scarves and gloves for my thin blood! ;)
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You've conjured up all the
You've conjured up all the images I love about the Surrey Conference. Like you,I've been before and I'm looking forward to going again. It's so true, to be with others who share your passion for the written word is so satisfying. And you're right about the weather. Even if it's still raining outside, there'll be plenty of sunshine indoors radiating from the participants. Are you sure we're not going to a love fest?
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Well said!
Nothing does this writer's spirit more good than being immersed in the conference's fabulous writing community for a long weekend. It's totally rejuvenating! I'm counting down... just five sleeps to go! :)
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How eloquently you explain my favourite thing about SiWC: That we all, attendees, presenter and volunteers, come together as peers who understand and encourage each other to learn more and write better.
I look forward to seeing you on Thursday!
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Thx for commenting!
Diana, it's going to be great! (And yeah, it does sound a bit like a love fest, LOL.)
Carol/Mom -- five sleeps!! Wheee!!
Shilo -- thanks! Looking forward to seeing you, too. :)
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You've wonderfully captured
You've wonderfully captured SIWC. I've been twice and both times loved it, came away inspired and ready to work hard and keep on writing.
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You've wonderfully captured
You've wonderfully captured SIWC. I've been twice and both times loved it, came away inspired and ready to work hard and keep on writing.
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So Excited!
My first year here, and I am running the gamut between completely excited and nauseous (nervous flyer, and those wind gusts here in Alberta are freaking me out a bit...).
Looking forward to meeting all y'all. Ginger, where in Texas? Austin native here. Now living amongst the Canucks. :D
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It's awesome :)
Thanks, Deb. It's an awesome conference, isn't it? :)
Laini, ack! I hope the wind settles down! Not fun. (But the conference will be SO worth any and all nausea, LOL.) I hope I get to meet you this weekend!


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DENTON | Gail Ward McKay, 60, of Howell Drive, died Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013, AFTER a sudden illness.
A gathering of family and friends will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Briggs Funeral Home. The family will be at the residence at other times.
Mrs. McKay was born Feb. 24, 1952, in Davidson County to Paul G. Ward and Sally Hall Ward. She was a veteran of the U.S. Navy and was employed as a cashier with Walmart of Lexington.
Surviving are her husband, Roger L. McKay of the home; sons Josh McKay of Charleston, S.C., and Brad McKay of Denton; and sisters Connie Hunt of Stanfield and Kathryn Ward of Eau Claire, Wis.
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Inessa BicknellChallenges of New Media Art
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