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On Friday June 8, Deloitte employees volunteered for a variety of Catholic Charities programs and agencies as part of Deloitte 2012 IMPACT Day — an annual organization-wide event where Deloitte employees celebrate the beginning of their new fiscal year by giving back to the community and the nonprofit organizations that are dedicated to service all year long.
At the Catholic Charities Washington Heights Ecumenical Food Pantry, volunteers distributed fresh produce along with new vegetable steamers to individuals from the Washington Heights/Inwood communities. The focus of this project was not only to feed the hungry, but also to provide the necessary tools for food pantry clients to prepare healthy meals for their families.
During a morning address to volunteers, Jeanne McGettigan, Catholic Charities Community Services Director of Emergency Food Services, explained the importance of healthy eating for families living in a neighborhood with a proliferation of cheap, deep-fried food and a scarcity of fresh produce markets.
"While we work in providing food to the community, we consider ourselves public health workers," McGettigan said.
McGettigan discussed how statistics consistently reveal that harmful health issues stemming from deficient nutrition plague low-income areas, making this project particularly important to the community.
Deloitte volunteers spent the morning preparing vegetables and learning how many New Yorkers have come to depend on the pantry in these difficult economic times. As volunteers quickly washed and chopped broccoli, carrots, red peppers and fresh greens, a line of clients formed outside the pantry.
By lunch time, the room was transformed into a health-themed showroom. On one side of the room, bilingual volunteers individually showed clients how to use their new steamers. On the other side, a row of freshly steamed vegetables awaited clients as volunteers served them plates with various homemade dipping sauces to sample.
"The idea of giving back is always good, but our work is especially meaningful today, since we are helping people prepare healthy food and contributing to good nutrition," said Deloitte volunteer Yohan Bobcombe.
In addition to volunteering at the Washington Heights Ecumenical Food Pantry, Deloitte volunteers also gave back at the following locations:
At Grace Institute, a Catholic Charities affiliated agency that provides tuition-free, practical job training for underserved New York area women, Deloitte IMPACT Day volunteers helped students prepare for upcoming job interviews by giving mock job interviews and assisting students with interviewing skills. View pictures of Deloitte IMPACT Day volunteers working with Grace Institute students.
At the Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Center, Catholic Charities' thriving community center located in the heart of Harlem, volunteers helped the center prepare for an upcoming open house by refreshing the building and helping it look clean and new. The IMPACT Day team painted hallways and the exterior of the building, and also painted the outside of the "white building", which used to serve as a coventry for women religious. View pictures of Deloitte IMPACT Day and see how volunteers dramatically refreshed the appearance of our Kennedy Center.
Another Deloitte IMPACT Day team created beautiful artwork to help improve the emotional well being and quality of life for clients of Beacon of Hope House, which operates residences and a day program for the mentally challenged in Staten Island and the Bronx. Volunteers helped paint multiple canvas paintings to be displayed in four Beacon of Hope House locations. View pictures of Deloitte IMPACT Day volunteers and the art they created for Beacon of Hope House.


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Why is Fields still on the court?
I checked other games... PHILLY BLOWN OUT BY WASHINGTON!? LOLOLOLOL.
Why is Fields still on the court?
Baron Davis back to locker room. If he's out too, then we suddenly look maybe too thin to survive this home stretch. A point guard rotation of Mike Bibby, Shump, and maybe TD is not so great.
great baron is down now... we can never get a break
Our 2nd team is Sob Deep tonight!
Just said that BD will return, so maybe not the worst news has arrived yet
I would not complain if shump & melo take all the shots for the rest of the game
Melo's tearing it up, but for the love of God, someone set a screen for Novak on the perimeter
Melo's in a great rhythm. We need stops.
Yet another bail out call for the Hawks
Joe johnson... someone needs to give him a hard foul
Now BD on the bike. Well, if we don't win the championship this year, at least our stars will be more than ready for the Tour de France

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The Angels of Death
The Angels of Death
The Angels of Death patch
The Lost and Damned
The Ballad of Gay Tony
GTA Chinatown Wars
|Algonquin, Liberty City
Tudor, Alderney
|Lester Arnold
|Outlaw Motorcycle Club
|The Lost Brotherhood
|Spanish Lords
Algonquin Triads
|Dark Red and Black
Gang Burrito
|Drug Trafficking, Extortion
|Angels of Death Clubhouse
Auto Repair Shops
|Lester Arnold, Albert Lawson, Joe Jon, Simon Nashly, Bert Reker, Meredith, Lester Leroc (undercover)
The Angels of Death Motorcycle Club is an outlaw biker gang operating around Algonquin, where they frequently hang out at their clubhouse located in Varsity Heights, Liberty City. They are supplied with Heroin by the Jaoming Triad and deal Cocaine with the Spanish Lords. Unlike The Lost MC, who have an exclusive Liberty City charter, the Angels of Death have numerous charters including ones in the United Kingdom, Europe, Scandinavia, Canada and Australia as well as one in every state of America. The Angels of Death also have a theme park in Florida and sell branded merchandise such as bed linen, books, party sets, diapers and even dildos. For this, The Lost MC accuse them of selling out to what is true.
According to their official in-game website, angelsofdeathonline.com, the AOD started in San Andreas in 1949 as a small club for people unsatisfied with a non-segregated society. Lester Arnold is the leader of the Liberty City chapter of the Angels of Death and other high ranking Liberty City members are; Road Captain Joe Jon Johnson and senior member Albert Lawson.
In Grand Theft Auto IV, they are operating around Beechwood City, can be seen "hanging out" around the Burger Shot and basketball court in Beechwood City, and can also be found cruising BOABO.
The Lost Brotherhood are their main rivals. They play a major role in The Lost and Damned. The gang appears to be based on the Hells Angels MC.
In The Lost and Damned, Angels of Death members do not spawn in Beechwood City or BOABO, they only spawn around their clubhouse in Northwood. In The Lost and Damned, the player can enter The Angels of Death clubhouse in multiplayer.
In The Ballad of Gay Tony, Angels of Death members don't spawn in Beechwood City but they do in BOABO, just like in GTA IV, but they also spawn in Northwood, near Luis' safehouse. And in The Ballad of Gay Tony and Grand Theft Auto IV, they have the same look but they have a different look in The Lost and Damned.
Here follows a list of the turf the Angels of Death own and/or appear in.
Weapons of Choice
GTA IV and The Ballad of Gay Tony
The Lost and Damned
- Knife
- Pistol
- Automatic Pistol
- Micro SMG
- Sawn-Off Shotgun
- Assault Rifle - (Gang Wars Only)
- Grenades - (Gang Wars Only)
- The name "Angels of Death" may be a cultural reference to the song "Angel of Death" by Thin Lizzy, or to Nazi physician Josef Mengele, whose nickname was "the Angel of Death" for his horrendous torture and medical experiments. Slayer also wrote a song called "Angel of Death" about the aforementioned physician.
- According to a special Weazel News report, the Angels of Death claim that they are just a "social club", a hint to the real-life Hells Angels who claim the exact same thing about themselves ; possibly pointing out that the AoD are a parody of the Hells. There is also the book "Angels of Death". A book about the real-life Hells Angels
- In GTA IV's multiplayer Mafiya Work mode, Kenny Petrovic reveals that the leader of the AOD organization (possibly Lester Arnold) has a bike which he calls Sexy Charlie, and then orders it to be destroyed.
- In GTA IV's Deal Breaker, Kenny orders the players to kill many Angel of Death gang members at a multistory factory in Acter Industrial Park.
- The gang's favorite radio stations are Liberty City Hardcore and Liberty Rock Radio 97.8.
- It is implied that The Angels of Death are white supremacists. Considering that during the Gang Wars side missions, Johnny can be heard shouting "You racist pricks make me gag!", and "Fucking anti-Semites!" while fighting the gang.
- The Angels are seen as White Supremacists and/or Neo-Nazis, yet during the shootout at their clubhouse an album by OG Loc can be seen in the jukebox, as well as other hip-hop artists.
- The Angels of Death deal heroin with the Spanish Lords, and is normally the only time they come into contact. Despite their business relationship, members of both gangs will become hostile and are easily provoked by each other in the rare possibility that they meet on the street.
- There is a large biker synonymously named "Fat Biker" (according to game files). He has the Rockstar logo emblazoned on his belt buckle, which further hints a easter egg. And sports a biker vest or a t-shirt that hilariously reads: If you read this, the bitch fell off. When evading terror, it seems that he cannot run very fast, ironically from being overweight. In TBoGT, he can be spotted right across the street from Luis' Apartment. He makes an appearance seen in the Sprunk sponsored base jumping competition on CNT as one of the sixteen contestants. Fat Biker is widely regarded as one of the most notable NPC's in GTA IV regarding fans, alongside the tramps and soapboxxers.


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Thank you, Jesus. I owe you one.
Thank you, Jesus. I owe you one.
I hate how influential he was to Rap...completely ruined it.
Oh No!!! What is my white sub-urban cousin going to do?
It might give him some street cred now lol
I would wish for someone to rape him in jail but he would most likely enjoy it.
Worst thing he did was pick up a guitar and think he could play it all of a sudden....It made me cry.
Tuner I have something for you...
Seriously? I'm sick of all the fake rap they got on the radio today. It's still strong you just gotta look in the underground or the more well known guys like Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Nas, GZA and the other thousands of great rappers.
**** 50 Cent, Lil Wayne, Young Jeezy, T.I it's all R&B POP Club music with ****ty lyrics.
Oh man, i miss his music already


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17 Aug 2013 by Melanie Chambers in Food & Dining , Hiking & Walking , Nature , Culture , History , Cultural Experiences , Marble Mountain and Outdoor Adventure
Finding dirt, pirates and wind on Newfoundland's West Coast bike trails. Exploring in and around Corner Brook. www.gorving.ca
8 Aug 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Cultural Experiences
We usually like to see several performances at the Stephenville Theatre Festival (STF) and so far have seen 2 shows. On Wednesday, July 31 we headed down to Stephenville see "Jewel" which is a one woman show performed by Maggie Blake. We had seen her last year at the STF in Mary's Wedding and were bowled over by the show and her performance so wanted to see her again this year in "Jewel". We were not disappointed and we enjoyed her performance in this powerful play about Marjorie coming to grips with the loss of her husband with the sinking of the Ocean Ranger in 1982.
8 Aug 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Food & Dining , Kayaking , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
On Thursday, August 1 we headed to Gros Morne National Park to check out some of their new offerings. First up was a "Yaffle of Chores" which takes place at Broom Point. This programme is part of Experience Gros Morne which runs from June 28 to September 2 and covers a range of activities from guided hikes to nature interpretation. A "Yaffle of Chores" is a new programme that was started this year.
5 Aug 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Nature , Culture , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
One of last season's "must see " shows at the Gros Morne Theatre Festival in Cow Head was Newfoundland Vinyl which celebrated Newfoundland music from the 1960's, 70's and 80's. And as Jeff Pitcher, the festival director told us recently "How could we resist not putting together another show with different songs and different performers for this season. There are so many great songs written by Newfoundlanders from that era". And a real bonus is having Allison Crowe, a talented singer/songwriter in her own right as the musical director for the show.
2 Aug 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Food & Dining , Hiking & Walking , Lighthouses , Cultural Experiences , Cape Spear Lighthouse and St. John's
You won't find a group of chocolatiers more passionate about great chocolate. And their passion shows.
28 Jul 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
We saw the play The Belle of Bonavista Bay with my brother and his wife who traveled all the way from Victoria, B.C. to do some exploring in Newfoundland. Since we like the Gros Morne Theatre Festival (GMTF) so much we decided to take them to this play along with Newfoundland Vinyl –The Flip Side which was playing the same night which males a great combination. The GMTF explores plays with a Newfoundland connection and The Belle of Bonavista is a fine example.
20 Jul 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
"My goal is to create memorable performances about this place –Cow Head and Newfoundland in general -that will appeal to both local residents and visitors alike" Theatre Newfoundland Labrador's artistic director Jeff Pitcher told us as we chatted in the bright June sunshine overlooking beautiful Cow Head Bay. And the dinner theatre performance of "Sinking of the S.S. Ethie" by Shane Ellis Coates fits this philosophy to a tee.
19 Jul 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Culture , History , Art Galleries , Cultural Experiences , St. John's and Museum
Our city isn't short of museums, galleries, historic sites, and unique attractions. Meet new people, hear our stories, and learn something new. Each of these places will bring you a colourful experience you won't soon forget.
18 Jul 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Festivals & Events , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
Neddy Norris Night is Gros Morne Theatre Festival's dedicated musical performance and although the show has been running for many years under that name, each year is definitely different. Artistic director Jeff Pitcher told us before the show that some people think that it is going to be the identical show as in past years and hence don't come to it. But as we found out even though Stephanie Payne has been the musical director for the show over the past two years, this show is very different than last years.
17 Jul 2013 by Guest Blogger in Food & Dining , Cultural Experiences and L'Anse aux Meadows
On our first drive through The Great Northern Peninsula back in May we immediately noticed what looked like garden plots squeezed in along the main road.
5 Jul 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
Al Pittman is one of Newfoundland's best known playwrights and poets and the play "With Cruel Times in Between" celebrates a sampling of his work. The minimalist set of 6 chairs stacked precariously as the play opens are imaginatively used by the 6 actors to create a boat, a cradle, a classroom, and a creek as well as many other sets throughout the play.
28 Jun 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Festivals & Events , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
Every year we look forward to attending the Gros Morne Theatre Festival in Cow Head since we like the emphasis on music and plays that deal with topics that Newfoundlanders can relate to. On our first night we saw "Two" by Jim Cartwright and it deals with a pub in Northern England. True to its name, "Two" has just 2 actors but they play over a dozen roles from the landlord and landlady of the pub to various customers that come in over the course of the evening.
28 May 2013 by Ed Kirby in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park , Cultural Experiences and Twillingate
What's with the alliterative names of Newfoundland and Labrador festivals?
23 May 2013 by Amy Fisher in Nature , Culture , Cultural Experiences , Travel Trade , Travel Media and Cape St. Mary's
Two years ago, while driving to Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve to film a Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism TV commercial titled "Half Hour", our crew spotted something, well, out of the ordinary...
22 May 2013 by Guest Blogger in Hiking & Walking , Kayaking , Nature , Cultural Experiences , Terra Nova National Park and Outdoor Adventure
The more I kayaked past Newfoundland's weathered coastline the more I wanted to get out of my boat and walk.
26 Apr 2013 by Guest Blogger in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Nature , Parks , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park , Cultural Experiences , Geology & Fossils and L'Anse aux Meadows
Five highlights from a road trip down Newfoundland's Route 430.
10 Apr 2013 by Guest Blogger in Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Trip Planning and Cultural Experiences
Ben Whitmarsh takes a 'hike' which explores the culinary traditions and lively atmosphere of Elliston in Newfoundland - and gets to eat more than his fair share of dishes crafted by some of Canada's top chefs
26 Mar 2013 by Alyssa Free in Culture , History and Cultural Experiences
From the time the first colonists settled in Cupers' Cove (now Cupids) in 1610, Newfoundland culture, heritage, and survival has revolved around the North Atlantic and its bounty. Spending time at The Wooden Boat Museum in Winterton gave me an idea of what life was like in the outport communities back when people relied on the land and sea to survive.
20 Mar 2013 by Alyssa Free in Hiking & Walking , Cultural Experiences and Outdoor Adventure
A place inhabited by unique and fascinating people is bound to attract folks with a similar penchant for individuality. Folks like Bernie and his mule Polly. While I was in Elliston, at the Roots, Rants and Roars Festival, I ran into Bernie – a man who exuded a one-of-a-kind personality and a distinct sense of adventure.
13 Mar 2013 by Alyssa Free in Culture and Cultural Experiences
The past has a strong presence in Newfoundland and Labrador, and Trinity is no exception. Located on the Discovery Trail, Trinity is a rare gem preserved in an ever-changing world. Known for its history, friendliness and strong fishing culture, this beautiful town gives new meaning to the word authentic.


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Our calendar for February is a picture of the multigrain bread I make with my sourdough starter Philémon. Read more about natural starter bread, and get the recipe for these crusty loaves.
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Hattiesburg, MS, May 12, 2014 - William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM) will officially obtain accreditation from the American Osteopathic Association's Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (COCA) following the inaugural medical school graduation ceremony on May 24 at 10 a.m. in Smith Auditorium. Ninety-one students will receive their doctor of osteopathic medicine degrees during this historic event.
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Hattiesburg, MS, May 12, 2014 - Dr. James "Jim" Turner, dean of the William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM), was appointed to Team Chair for the American Osteopathic Association (AOA)'s Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (COCA). The appointment to this position followed the announcement of the WCUCOM's official accreditation from COCA, which will be complete after the inaugural WCUCOM graduation ceremony on May 24 at 10 a.m. in Smith Auditorium.
Hattiesburg, MS, May 12, 2014 - William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM) will hold a Donor Memorial Service in Bass Memorial Chapel and Ross Anatomy Lab on May 16 at 2 p.m. The service will honor the lives of those who donated their bodies to the WCUCOM for educational purposes. The memorial service will begin in the chapel with a invocation, a welcome by President Dr. Tommy King, remarks by WCUCOM Dean Dr. Jim Turner and WCUCOM students, and an address by Anatomy Course Director Dr. David McWhorter.
Hattiesburg, MS, May 12, 2014 - William Carey University will graduate nearly 750 undergraduate, graduate, and College of Osteopathic Medicine students from the Hattiesburg and Tradition campuses May 16, 17, and 24. Dr. Tommy King, president of WCU, will preside at the ceremonies.
Hattiesburg, MS, May 9, 2014 - A two-week May term followed by five-week and 10-week summer terms will be offered at William Carey University.
Hattiesburg, MS, May 7, 2014 - Robert Rafael Sudduth of Gulfport, a second-year medical student at William Carey University's College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM), recently received The Randolph J. and Brenda H. Ross for Excellence in Anatomy Award. Dr. Jim Turner, dean of WCUCOM, presented it to him during Honors Day Convocation on April 30. The award, established by Dr. Ross and his wife, is given to the WCUCOM student who has the highest Grade Point Average in anatomy.
Hattiesburg, Miss., May 6, 2014 - William Carey University inducted nine former athletes into the Sports Hall of Fame during the Fourth Annual Sports Hall of Fame dinner at Southern Oaks House and Garden on April 26.
Hattiesburg, Miss., May 1, 2014 - Dr. Anthony J. Harris, former Civil Rights activist, author, and professor of education at Mercer University in Macon, Ga., spoke to Dr. Josye Brookter's African American Literature class at William Carey University on April 28.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 29, 2014 - The William Carey University Alumni Association inducted five outstanding graduates into its Hall of Fame at an awards dinner on April 25 at Southern Oaks House and Garden. The alumni were Gerald C. "Jerry" Bracey ('87), Dr. Leo Day ('88), W. Michael Hannaford ('85), Dora Dunkley Harbin ('56), and Chief Judge L. Joseph Lee ('69).
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 28, 2014 - William Carey University inducted 13 new members, all students on the Hattiesburg campus, into the Mississippi Beta Chapter of Alpha Chi National College Honor Society on April 2. Membership into Alpha Chi is limited to no more than 10 percent of the junior, senior, and graduate class members, and WCU students must have at least a 3.70 Grade Point Average on the 4.0 scale to qualify.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 25, 2014 - William Carey University's Carey Strings Program will present the Sinfonietta String Ensemble Spring Concert on Tuesday, April 29, at the Hattiesburg Cultural Center at 7 p.m. Conducted by Daniela Pardo and Dr. Sasha Ferreira, both adjunct music instructors at WCU, this free concert will feature soloists Rebekah Stark Johnson, adjunct instructor of music, and Zachary Smith on the cellos. For more information, contact Daniela Pardo at email@example.com.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 25, 2014 - Dr. Sasha Ferreira, violin instructor on William Carey University's Hattiesburg campus and a member of the Trio Indigo, will present "The Art of the Fugue" violin recital on May 1 in the main lobby of the Tradition Campus at 5:30 p.m. The recital is free and open to the public.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 25, 2014 - William Carey University will not be closed for Confederate Memorial Day on Monday, April 28. Offices will be open 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., and all classes, including night classes, will meet.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 23, 2014 - (left to right) Pictured is Dr. Tommy King, president of William Carey University, with WCU retirees Dr. Les Steverson, academic dean of Tradition campus/assistant professor of education, who served 15 years; Sandra Meeler, administrative assistant to the dean, College of Osteopathic Medicine, 20 years; Dr. Rebecca Jordan, professor of language and literature, 22 years, Diane Taylor, administrative assistant for advancement and external relations, 29 years, and Dr.
Hattiesburg, Miss., April 22, 2014 - The Winters School of Music will present the musical Camelot during Homecoming 2014. Performances will be held for the general public on Friday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, April 26 at 2 p.m. in Smith Auditorium in the Thomas Fine Arts Center.


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SGML-Based Languages and Derivatives
- SGML: Standard Generalized Markup Language
- SGML is a meta-language in which one can define markup languages for documents.
- recommended resource: The W3C has an excellent Overview of SGML Resources.
Other (Non-SGML-Based) General Markup Languages
- DocBook:
- DocBook is a schema available in several languages including RELAX NG, SGML and XML DTDs, as well as W3C XML Schema) maintained by the DocBook Technical Committee of OASIS. DocBook is particularly well suited to books and papers about computer hardware and software (though it is by no means limited to these applications). Because it is a large and robust schema, and because its main structures correspond to the general notion of what constitutes a "book", DocBook has been adopted by a large and growing community of authors writing books of all kinds. DocBook is supported "out of the box" by a number of commercial tools, and there is rapidly expanding support for DocBook in a number of free software environments. These features have combined to make DocBook a generally easy to understand, widely useful, and very popular schema. Dozens of organizations are using DocBook for millions of pages of documentation, in various print and online formats, worldwide.
- recommended resource: DocBook.org, "The Source for Documentation", maintained by by Norman Walsh and Leonard Muellner
- EBML: Extensible Binary Meta Language:
- EBML is a generalized file format for any kind of data. The goal of EBML is to be a binary equivalent to XML. It provides a basic framework for storing data in XML-like tags. EBML is not extensible in the same way that XML is, as the Document Type Definition must be known in advance.
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- A document markup language and document preparation system for the TeX typesetting program. Within the typesetting system. It is widely used by mathematicians, scientists, philosophers, engineers, scholars in academia and the commercial world. As a primary or intermediate format (for example, translating DocBook and other XML-based formats to PDF) LaTeX is used because of the quality of typesetting achievable by TeX. The typesetting system offers programmable desktop publishing features and extensive facilities for automating most aspects of typesetting and desktop publishing, including numbering and cross-referencing, tables and figures, page layout and bibliographies. LaTeX is intended to provide a high-level language that accesses the power of TeX. LaTeX essentially comprises a collection of TeX macros and a program to process LaTeX documents. Because the TeX formatting commands are very low-level, it is usually much simpler for end-users to use LaTeX.
- recommended resource: Official LaTeX Project website; dedicated to open development of LaTeX, this site contains links to and documentation for LaTeX2e (available only as a PDF file) and to experimental pre-release code which may be used in LaTeX3)
- YAML is a human-readable data serialization format that takes concepts from languages such as XML, C, Python, Perl, as well as the format for electronic mail as specified by RFC 2822. YAML is a recursive acronym meaning "YAML Ain't Markup Language". Early in its development, YAML was an acronym for "Yet Another Markup Language", which was retronymed to distinguish its purpose as data-centric, rather than document markup.
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Nestled between South Temple and Trolley Square and just a short drive from the University of Utah, Central City is an epicenter of activity for young families, retirees and college students.
Paradise Bakery & Cafe
618 E. 400 South, SLC, 801-746-6990
Maybe you have one in your 'hood, but this Paradise location is always buzzing with activity, from downtown businessmen and women stopping in for lunch to students getting breakfast before class. But this place is really known for its direct-from-the-oven cookies. Take a dozen or so back to the office, and your co-workers will love you forever.
Jed's Barbershop
212 S. 700 East, SLC, 801-532-5337
It's old school meets new school. Serving men and women alike, Jed's has brought back the art of shaving with a straight razor and camel hair brushes. At the same time, Jed's also caters to hipsters by featuring all-natural products, showcasing local artists' work and serving as a concert venue for local bands. And let's not forget a vintage soda with every cut.
Wasatch Touring
702 E. 100 South, SLC , 801-359-9361
As soon as you step into this adventure store, you're encouraged to get down and dirty. Bikes hang from the ceiling, kayaks lean against the walls and shelves are packed with more outdoor equipment than one season can handle. The store got its start in 1972, specializing in cross--country skiing gear before branching out to white water kayaking and other adventure sports.
Intermountain Guitar and Banjo
712 E. 100 South, SLC, 801-322-4682
Open by appointment only, but it's well worth making one. The walls of the shop are covered with an eclectic mix of guitars, banjos, ukuleles and just about everything else with frets or strings from the mid-1880s to -today. It feels more like a stringed instrument museum. And if a visit inspires you to dust off that battered Gibson in the closet, Intermountain also specializes in repair and restoration.
Broadway's Retail Row
300 South (200 East to 300 East), SLC
Spend the day shopping the Broadway District, picking out rhinestone studded sunglasses at Retro Rose and new threads and accessories at Fice. Go vintage with old-school toys from Jitterbug and antiques from Carmen Miranda's. You can also get a new do at Aerolab Salon and a gift for your wall at Blonde Grizzly. Heat up your night by singing along at dueling piano bar The Tavernacle Social Club.
In the Hood
Median Home List Price: $194,900
Average Year Built: 1941
Population: 9,420
Median Age: 34
Public Schools Include: Wasatch Elementary, Bryant Junior High School, East High School
Central City feels so residential yet so close to so many great places. We can walk to City Creek, the 9th and 9th neighborhood, Liberty Park and anywhere downtown." —Holly Cash, moved to the neighborhood last year


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Lansing Community College has many Registered Student Organizations (RSO) each semester to choose from; there is something for everyone! RSOs cover a wide range of topics and interest areas, including but not limited to: academic, business, environmental, international, political, racial/ethnic, religious, women's interests and sports. Student Life officially recognizes these organizations through an annual registration process. Once registered, RSOs can plan and sponsor activities on campus, apply for funding, and participate in events.
For more information on how to join a club or organization, or how to start one, call Student Life 517.483.1285, or visit us in the Gannon Building Room 252.04.Registered Student Organizations Forms and Resources
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Featured in Vallarta Lifestyles Magazine, Spring/Summer 2008 issue.
Fervor for food, family and their special locations on the Riviera Nayarit links eight extraordinary and diverse restaurateurs who have each established unique and beloved eateries. Hailing from as far as New Zealand and as close as Vallarta, each brings distinctive experience and imparts an individual flavor, not just to the fare but to the entire dining experience.
"My mother was a great adventurer," explains Amandine Darmstaedter, who arrived in Mexico on a sailboat from Belgium when she was 10. Settling in Mexico City, Amandine opened a Malaysian restaurant in a trendy area, planning to stay put. But on a visit to a friend in Vallarta, she fell in love with the sea. She had planned to buy a car, but instead purchased a plot on a hillside in San Pancho. And on one vacation from big city bustle, she simply decided to remain, an adventurer herself now.
She opened Café del Mar in a rented shack in 2002, knowing the dwelling was for sale. Luckily, a patron enjoyed the restaurant so tremendously he bought the place and became her business partner. Two years later, they opened Mar Plata across town, decidedly more elegant than the charmingly rustic café. Recently, she added La Perla del Mar for breakfast and lunch on the Malecon in San Pancho.
"I couldn't do all this without my family," she stresses. Brother Bruno manages Mar Plata and helps with La Perla, while their uncle acts as financial manager, and her brother-in-law runs El Malayo in Mexico City. Amandine emphasizes that, although the restaurants go on changing and growing, she is here in San Pancho to stay. Café del Mar Calle China 9 • San Pancho • Tel. (311) 258-4251
When Damien Porter's father, Peter (Pedro in Spanish), decided to buy land in Mexico, the family journeyed from Careyes up to San Blas, deciding in 1989 on a beachside parcel in Sayulita with great surfing just steps away. The plan was to build a home, but it became a restaurant, instead – the first in the then sleepy town. And so Don Pedro's, now in its 14th season, fulfilled the vision of bringing a world-class restaurant to a delightful Mexican village.
Damien came to Sayulita in 1992 with his cousin Nicholas Parrillo, co-owner and chef at Don Pedro's, to follow the family dream – and to surf. These days, however, there's no time for surfing! Damien is proud of their contributions to Sayulita, like building a small Malecon, and notes that development in the area has exploded – great for business, but bringing its own problems, which he helps solve as part of a local environmental committee.
Damien declares he's in Sayulita to stay, admitting that his own vision includes a smaller place nearby, where he can develop more custom menus. But, he points out, it's important to have a reliable core group of help – people like those who have been at Don Pedro's a decade and are part of the family. Don Pedro's Marlin 2 • Sayulita • Tel. (329) 291-3153 & 291-3090
Philippe Defayes had already established 10 successful restaurants – several of the same name – in Leon, Irapuato, Querétaro and Guanajuato before bestowing Frascati on La Cruz de Huanacaxtle. Managed by his son, Sebastian Defayes, the popular restaurant appears to be just one in a La Cruz empire the family plans to create.
Originally from Switzerland, Philippe came to Mexico seeking opportunity and sunshine. Sebastian, born in Mexico but raised in Europe, returned to Mexico to add Spanish to his French and English and spend time with his father. After launching the restaurant in Guanajuato, he came to La Cruz in 2005 for the newest Frascati in the chain and decided to stay.
The family has also opened a taquería on the main square, a decidedly different enterprise. Sebastian explains that they want to have the people from the town coming to their restaurants – to have something to off er everyone because "it's the local people who keep you going." In fact, a third restaurant in the town is being constructed. Sebastian says he would opt for Argentine style, but his father is thinking seafood. He is also thinking of a small bar – a place for young people, where a guy can take a girl – as well as a Normandy-French bistro in the future. "I have a lot to learn, but you learn fast from my father," he concludes. Frascati Langosta 10 & Coral • La Cruz • Tel. (329) 29-6185
Idalia Cruz sits surrounded by daughters and grandchildren on the patio of their home while, on the terrace below, the restaurant she runs with husband Esteban Mariscal bustles with early diners served by her sons. Indeed, almost everyone connected with the enterprise is family, from the boat captain in San Blas who supplies the restaurant with succulent shrimp to the sister who handles the office work.
Th e couple began with the first beachside restaurant in Mismaloya more than 25 years ago, but the area grew too busy for them, so they moved to Playa de Pontoque on the pristine Punta de Mita coast, where they lived and worked for 12 years, the only establishment on a beautiful, tranquil beach until development intruded again.
"We had a small conflict with the government," Idalia states calmly, "And we were sent to jail because we resisted giving up our land and house." Eventually Costa Banderas bought their land and gave the family a beachfront hectare in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, where Hidden Paradise has been serving its special shrimp and fi sh dishes, along with unique mango margaritas, for a dozen years.
Once isolated outside the town and then devastated by Hurricane Kenna in 2002, business is brisk now, as building in the area explodes. But there are no plans to move this time. The family is just happy everyone has work. Hidden Paradise Km 1.1 Carr. Punta de Mita • La Cruz • Tel (322) 157-9578
Hector Lopez has lived restaurants almost since he was born in Puerto Vallarta in 1968. Starting at 17 as a waiter at El Dorado in Old Town, where his father also worked, he became capitán de meseros at Las Palomas, another traditional Vallarta eatery, by the time he was 20. Then in 1989, his parents borrowed the name "El Dorado," with the blessing of the Wulff family, and opened one of the first restaurants in El Anclote. Hector worked there, along with his brothers and sisters, until he started at The Four Seasons in Punta Mita, where he became room service manager.
Three years ago, Hector signed a six-year lease on a small, run-down shack and decrepit restaurant on the beach, just a few doors down from the family business. Naming it Margaritas, in honor of the drink, he's turned it into a popular gathering place with a reputation for great ribs and an array of seafood. His wife, daughter of restaurant owners, helps out on Sundays. "That's family day," explains Hector. "Thursday we always close to play soccer."
Anticipating the end of his rental, Hector has already purchased ocean-view property in the Punta Mita area for a new place. He says there will still be a great terrace from which to view the bay and sip margaritas. Margaritas Playa El Anclote 140 • Punta Mita • Tel. (329) 291-5107
It wasn't until after their first New Year's Eve party that there was money to purchase a telephone line – only the third one in Bucerias – according to Mark McMahon and chef Jan Benton, the husband and wife team of Mark's Bar & Grill. Mark had been escaping Michigan winters in Mexico since the '70s. And in 1986, he bought a ramshackle retreat on a corner a block from the beach and opened Mark's in 1990. The place was just a dive selling beer and hot dogs, where guys left over at the end of the night slept in hammocks, admits Mark.
Jan had come to Mexico from New Zealand as a water skier and stayed to open a store in Vallarta. While exploring the bay in 1991, she happened onto Mark's and immediately hit it off with the owner. Together, they collected rocks from the beach to build a pizza oven – still in use for everything from meats to baking bread – and Mark's became a pizzeria and corner gathering place. Menus and ambiance improved steadily; music and live events were added; Jan took over the kitchen; Mark moved into management; and over the years, Mark's has evolved into a sophisticated eatery and the premiere restaurant in the area. They welcome the many newer restaurants and the growth of Bucerias, believing that the level of dining will only get better as demand grows. Mark's Bar & Grill Lázaro Cárdenas 56 • Bucerias • Tel (329) 298-0303
Rod and Mary Ingram exemplify a couple that works together effectively by focusing their energies toward a common goal. Members of a close-knit family, they are longtime residents and successful entrepreneurs on the North Shore. By operating their beautiful Hotel Villa Amor in Sayulita and the charming beach restaurant simply named "O," they developed valuable firsthand experience in the hospitality industry. Additionally, they became involved in real estate and, after many years of successful selling and developing real estate via word of mouth, they set up a company to accommodate the growing demand for oceanfront property in the region. Eventually, they moved inside the bay, to the development of Punta Mita.
Recently, they unveiled Swimmers, their fabulous new beachfront restaurant and bar that is, in eff ect, a "one-stop shopping" location. It houses their real estate offices, called Punta Mita Reality, a home decor shop and the restaurant/bar. Through unique architecture and a breathtaking view, Swimmers creates the ambiance of a tropical island, the unique and funky feel of this bar enticing locals, cruisers and sailors. The menu highlights fresh seafood prepared and presented with the greatest of care and attention.
With teamwork and vision, the Ingrams have been able to turn their dreams into reality. Swimmwers Av. Anclote 4 • Punta Mita • Tel. (329) 291-5418
At one point, Sidney Lechter owned seven restaurants in Los Angeles and Park City, Utah, and only came to Vallarta on the occasional vacation. When he and now-partner Enrique Cremaschi decided to open a restaurant together, they considered Buenos Aires, where Enrique lived. But Sidney wanted someplace really warm – in climate and spirit – and convinced his colleague to visit Vallarta. Enrique fell in love with the place. So in 2000, the collaborators launched the successful Mezzaluna in downtown Puerto Vallarta while purchasing a home on the beach in a quiet corner of Bucerias.
Then, they realized that as the north part of the bay expanded, their commute to the restaurant, sometimes two or three times a day, was becoming problematic. "We came to Mexico to enjoy it, not to fi nd the same problems as in Los Angeles," explains Sidney. So the pair, using Sidney's design background, converted their house into a stunningly classy restaurant and re-opened as Mezzogiorno in October 2006.
"There's still not enough time for surfing, even with a nearby home," says Sidney. One or both of the partners is always at the restaurant, Sidney handling the kitchen and Enrique doing "everything else," including acting as wine expert. "No one can do a great restaurant alone," affirms Sidney, nodding toward Enrique's niece, enjoying a working vacation at Mezzogiorno. Mezzogiorno Av. del Pacífi co 33 • Bucerías • Tel. (329) 298-0350
Vito Latrofa declares himself to be a chef by passion more than schooling. Growing up in a family of seven sisters in the Bari region of Italy, cooking was always a part of life for Vito. Moving to Vancouver, however, he became creative in another way – as a hairdresser. Mexico was just a great getaway, but once Vito and his wife, Teresa, discovered Punta de Mita, something special happened.
"We loved everything about it: the beach, the water, the people, the town …," exclaims Vito. So they bought land, and Vito built the restaurant himself to resemble the villas he knew in Italy, incorporating a brick oven and living quarters for the family. Vito's Ristorante Italiano opened on New Year's Day 2001, and Teresa observes they were blessed when noticed by The Four Seasons the fi rst year.
Making people smile is important to Vito, and he'll have even more chance of that with his latest venture: a chic pizzeria and bar on the beach in El Anclote. Planned are a huge wood-burning oven to provide artisan breads and pastries, along with pizza, and a wine cave available for private romantic dining. Vito is involved in every aspect of both restaurants but also relies on his wife, daughter and loyal staff . "Your main people have to be like family, have to be involved, to make a restaurant successful," Vito affirms. Vito's Restaurant Pez Vela 133 • Punta Mita • Tel. (329) 291-6480


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LEXINGTON, Ky. - Idaho sophomore outside hitter Allison Walker earned all-West Region honorable mention honors from the American Volleyball Coaches Association, the AVCA announced Tuesday.
Walker was a first-team all-Western Athletic Conference and WAC all-tournament team selection in 2011. She was a three-time WAC Player of the Week in 2011 as well, the most of any player in the league. Walker also earned all-tournament team honors in two of Idaho's three preseason tournaments.
Walker's 4.31 kills per game led the WAC in league matches and her 4.24 kills per game overall ranked second in the WAC and 10th in a single season in Idaho history. She averaged 4.64 points per game, ranking second in the WAC. She had 13 double-doubles on the season, including a streak of eight straight helping Idaho go 6-2 in that stretch.
Walker also averaged 2.62 digs per game, ranking second on the team. She had six matches with 20 or more kills and hit over .300 on eight occasions with a minimum of 10 kills in those matches. In nine matches against regionally ranked opponents, Walker averaged 3.97 kills, 2.26 digs, 0.65 blocks and 4.39 points per game while hitting .189.
Only three sophomores, including Walker, were represented on the all-West Region team, which includes 14 all-region selections and six honorable mentions. Hawai'i's Kanani Danielson, Emily Hartong and Brittany Hewitt (HM) and New Mexico State's Jennah DeVries, Kelsey Brennan (HM) and Meredith Hays (West Region Freshman of the Year) also earned all-West Region honors from the WAC. The West Region features all Big West, Mountain West and WAC teams, in addition to Central Arkansas, Seattle University and Utah Valley.


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- 1/3 cup water
- 1/3 cup butter
- 1-1/3 cups sugar, divided
- 2 tubes (8 ounces each) refrigerated crescent rolls
- 3 cups finely chopped peeled tart apples
- 1 teaspoon apple pie spice
- In a saucepan, combine water, butter and 1 cup sugar; cook over medium heat until butter is melted and sugar is dissolved. Set aside.
- Unroll each tube of crescent roll dough into a rectangle; seal seams and perforations.
- Combine the apples, pie spice and remaining sugar; sprinkle over dough to within 1 in. of edges. Roll up, jelly-roll style, starting with a long side. Cut into 1-in. rolls; place in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. x 1-in. baking dish. Pour syrup over rolls.
- Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm. Yield: about 2 dozen.
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For 127 years, the Cape San Blas Lighthouse has overlooked the Gulf from a distance, but unless something is done to keep the two separated, the lighthouse likely will wind up in the water like its predecessors.
Cape San Blas
With each crashing wave washing upon the shore, the Cape San Blas Lighthouse inches closer to the sea.
"We are living on borrowed time out here, that is why we got to record the history now. The children of tomorrow are going to look at us and say, 'Where's Cape San Blas Lighthouse?' or 'What is a lighthouse?" said Beverly Dowds, Lighthouse Historian.
There have been several reincarnations of the lighthouse, but all of them except for one were destroyed by the endless battering of the Gulf. The last standing lighthouse was erected in 1885, and it still stands today with its original Fresnel lens and clockworks intact.
In 2011, over 11,000 people visited the gift shop. Over 4,300 people climbed the 131 steps of the lighthouse to a height of 101 feet. The remote lighthouse has become an attraction, and local officials and the historical society want to capitalize on the opportunity, but they realize they are on borrowed time.
At the rate in which the Gulf is eating away at the shoreline, within the next few months, these waves could easily be crashing at the footsteps of the lighthouse.
"We are going to save our lighthouse, and we're going to do whatever it takes, we are going to save our lighthouse" said Mel Magidson, Port St. Joe Mayor.
The lighthouse is on property that belongs to the U.S. Air Force and is leased to Gulf County. Now instead of continuing to move the lighthouse and adjacent buildings away from the Gulf every few years, the parties involved are looking for calmer waters.
"A safe area where it would be along the coast but not subject to the erosion that it is in Cape San Blas" said Magidson.
"I sit here and watch it everyday, and now we're seventy feet from the beach to the door steps" said Dowds.
Once overlooking the Gulf, now beneath the waves lay the dozens of trees that once lined the shoreline. Broken pieces of pavement that was once the road are now covered in saltwater. The trees, broken pavement and pilings are examples of what will happen to the Cape San Blas lighthouse unless its supporters steer it further inland, like it has done for hundreds of vessels for over a hundred years.
The Port St. Joseph Historical Society has opened an account with Cadence Bank to receive contributions to help fund the relocation of the Cape San Blas Lighthouse.
You can send donations to:
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Port St. Joe, Florida 32457
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March 12, 2009
WSU vs. Arizona GameTracker
PULLMAN, Wash. - Cougar basketball fans can follow tonight's men's and women's Pac-10 Tournament games with GameTracker at wsucougars.com.
The women's contest of No. 8 WSU against No. 9 Arizona can be accessed at GameTracker by clicking HERE. Tip-off is scheduled for 8:15 p.m.
Fifteen minutes later, the No. 7 Cougars are scheduled to tip-off against No. 2 UCLA at the men's tournament. GameTracker can be accessed HERE.
In addition to following the games on GameTracker, listen to them both at Cougar All-Access.


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This story of degenerate behavior at America's "finest institutions" is a perfect reflection of our declining culture and society. Just remember as you read the article that this is the pool from which future Central Bank chiefs, government officials and Managing Directors at Goldman will be chosen. From Bloomberg:
Yale was hit with a discrimination complaint after fraternity members chanted "No means yes! Yes means anal!"
An undergraduate house at Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Harvard is under fire for an annual hook-up party its residents call Incest Fest. The event is so named because only house members are allowed to attend. Two university clubs have also staged pranks ridiculing homeless people in Harvard Square, according to the Crimson, the student newspaper.
Cornell, which had started tightening its hazing and alcohol policies before Desdunes died, publishes a list of recent hazing incidents on its website. In one account, students were blindfolded and told they would be branded. Their skin was then touched with metal tongs that had been immersed in ice water. "Unable to distinguish cold from hot, new members thought they were being branded."
Dartmouth, based in Hanover, New Hampshire, was rocked by a hazing scandal in January when then-senior Andrew Lohse wrote in the school newspaper about eating omelets made from vomit and other degrading rituals at Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Two other hazing victims came forward after Lohse was criticized by students and alumni.
In April, Ravital Segal wrote in the Huffington Post of being forced to chug bottles of hard liquor in a 2006 Dartmouth sorority initiation. She wrote that she woke up in an intensive care unit with a lethal level of alcohol in her system and two broken teeth. Three other women from two sororities were at the same hospital that night with alcohol poisoning and pressured each other into denying the incident was hazing, Segal said in the article. She declined to comment for this story.
Full article here.
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The conclusion of another year should help us reflect upon what we have done and what we have failed to do. Tonight, an exchange is completed — God gives us the gift of time and we use it in loving service to others.
What have we done this year for the defense of life? Whatever we did, we can be sure that God multiplies the effect of our efforts. We can also be sure that the New Year will offer us the chance to do even more. Let us resolve tonight that we will increase the amount of time and energy we devote to what the Pope and bishops have called the number one moral issue: restoring the right to life!


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Cold Water Pressure Washer - 4000 PSI & 3.0 GPM
High-performance pressure washer run by a powerful Honda™ engine offers consistent performance and long life. This heavy-duty, belt-drive model connects the motor to pump by a belt and pulley system for longer pump life. Includes recoil starter and 36" spray wand. Uses a crankshaft pump and solid ceramic pistons. Features solid steel frame and axles, pneumatic tires and downstream low-pressure chemical injection. Low oil shutdown element and thermal relief valve protects motor and prevents pump damage. 13 HP. 389 cc engine size. 20+ usable hours per week. 3/8" x 50 ft. hose. 0°, 15°, 25°, 40° and detergent quick-connect nozzles. Accepts water up to 125° F. Weighs 216 lbs. Measures 48-1/2"Lx35-1/2"Wx30-1/2"H. USA made.
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Donald L. Frazier passed away suddenly November 14, 2012 at Kent General Hospital. Mr. Frazier was the son of the late B. Wilson and Pauline Frazier, and loving husband of Shirley A. Moore-Frazier of Woodside. He was born on April 5, 1941, grew up in Felton and graduated from Felton High School in 1959.
Mr. Frazier was a lifelong Farmer and Poultry Grower in the Felton area, and School Bus Owner-Operator. He previously drove school buses for Lester Blades and Stanley Dean, and for his father B. Wilson Frazier, in the Lake Forest School District. He was currently a contractor for the Polytech School District. He was a lifetime member of the Felton Fire Company.
Donald was a quiet, devoted, generous and gentle man. He enjoyed camping in Chincoteague, VA, and Duck Neck in Chestertown, Maryland. He especially loved his school buses, one of which belonged to his fathers. He had three very dedicated bus drivers, Jackie, Brenda and Michael.
In addition to his parents, Mr. Frazier was preceded in death by his companion of twenty years, Doris Jarrell, and his Uncle and Aunt, Temple and Edna Stubbs.
He is currently survived by his beloved wife, Shirley A. Moore-Frazier, of Woodside, a son, Donald L. Frazier, II, Felton. Members of his blended family include four sons, Benjamin F. Moore, (Janine), Herbie H. Jarrell, (Beth), Francis E. "Butch" Moore, (Crystal), all of Camden, Dale Jarrell, (Roxanne), Harrington, four daughters, Barbara Hill, (Charlie), Dover, Cynthia A. Warren, (Michael), Woodside, Michele R. Weeks, (Chuck), Dover, Robin Moore, Harrington, a very special friend, Bonnie McClements, Dover, sixteen grandchildren and thirteen great-grandchildren. He is also survived by a brother, Harold W. Frazier, and a sister, Joyce Frazier Melvin, (James), both of Felton, his Aunt, Evelyn Pierson, and his three cousins, Robert Pierson, Ronald Pierson, and Thomas Pierson, all of Wilmington, and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral Services will be held at 1 P.M. on Tuesday, November 20, 2012 at the Berry-Short Funeral Home in Felton. Friends may call on Monday, November 19, 2012 from 6 to 8 P.M. Interment will be in Barratts Chapel Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to: The Woodside Methodist Church Building Fund PO Box 42, Woodside, DE 19980; or Felton Fire Company PO Box 946, Felton, DE 19943.
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Ground Beef Stuffed Acorn Squash RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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This is an elegant-looking dish that can be served for special-occasion meals as well as everyday dinners. This is a "must" for our family when our garden squash is in bloom. --Ruth Stone, Lindsay, Nebraska
- 2 large acorn squash, halved and seeded
- 1 cup water
- 3/4 pound ground beef
- 1 celery rib, chopped
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1 medium tart apple, chopped
- 1 cup cooked rice
- 1/4 cup sunflower kernels
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 1 egg, beaten
- 5 teaspoons brown sugar, divided
- 1-1/4 teaspoons salt, divided
- 4 teaspoons butter
- Invert squash in two ungreased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dishes. Add water and cover with foil. Bake at 375° for 40-45 minutes or until tender.
- Meanwhile, cook the beef, celery and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink and vegetables are tender; drain. Add the apple, rice, sunflower kernels and curry. Cook and stir until apple is tender. Remove from the heat. Stir in the egg, 1 teaspoon brown sugar and 3/4 teaspoon salt.
- Place squash cut side up on a baking sheet. Place 1 teaspoon remaining brown sugar and 1 teaspoon butter in each half. Sprinkle with remaining salt. Fill with meat mixture.
- Bake, uncovered, at 375° for 15-20 minutes or until heated through. Yield: 4 servings.
Acorn squash are easier to cut in half if you first soften them in the microwave for a few minutes. Always pierce squash with a fork before microwaving to allow steam to escape.
Originally published as Stuffed Acorn Squash in Taste of Home Ground Beef Cookbook 1999, p174
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Reviewed Nov. 2, 2013
"This is an amazingly tasty dish and healthy too! I used wild rice and sliced toasted almonds,,,yum yum . Thank you Ruth"
Reviewed Feb. 4, 2013
"This is an awesome meal! I like to eat mostly vegetarian meals, so will try substituting mushrooms for the meat."
Reviewed Nov. 28, 2012
"I was surprised at the delicious flavor and my 2 and 4 year old ate all their dinner for once! Easy to make dish. Made no changes."
Reviewed Nov. 21, 2011
"The stuffing was delicious! I forgot roast the squash before stuffing (it was one of THOSE dinner prep nights) so we ended up microwaving the squash and then dumping the stuffing on top. It worked. I can't wait until next time when I make it the *right* way!"
Reviewed Jan. 9, 2011
"This was absolutely delicious and easy to make"


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After 35 years of marriage, a husband and wife went for counseling. When asked what the problem was, the wife went into a tirade listing every problem they had ever had in the years they had been married. On and on and on. An entire laundry list of unmet needs she had endured.
Finally, getting up, the therapist walked around the desk asked the wife to, "please stand."
He embraced her, kissing her long and passionately as her husband watched with a raised eyebrow. The woman was immediately quiet and sat down as though in a daze.
Turning to the husband, he said, "This is what your wife needs at least 3 times a week. Can you do this?" the therapist asked.
Looking at the therapist, excitedly he says, "Well, I can drop her off here on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but on Fridays, Saturdays & Sunday, I fish!"


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Benchwright Media Suite with Towers
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The deeply weathered patina of 19th-century factory furniture was the model for our media suite. Each piece is accented with grooves and saw marks, and finished with a beautiful mahogany stain.
- 109" w x 20" d x 60" h
- Expertly crafted with a kiln-dried poplar frame.
- Doors are fitted with tempered glass.
- Equipped with cord cutouts for wire management.
- Finish is layered by hand for exceptional depth of color.
- Towers are great for storage, and fit our Samantha Square Baskets (sold separately).
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- Built from poplar, MDF and poplar veneers.
- Crafted with tongue-and-groove joinery for structural integrity.
- Cutouts keep cords organized and easily accessible.
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- Overall: 109" w x 20" d x 60" h
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- Adjustable Shelf (3): 17.5" w x 17" d x 1" thick
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- Clearance Under Tower: 3"
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From its earliest days, Modesto (Spanish for modesty) has been a community dedicated to growth, progress and the quality of community life.
In 1870, when it became generally known where the new town of Modesto was to be located, there was a stampede of businesses, dwellings, furniture and people rapidly moving to the one-mile square railroad town. Modesto became the end of the railroad line November 8, 1870, and it took another two years to construct the tracks as far as Merced. When newcomers got off the train here they saw a community of approximately 25 buildings, either hastily built or moved from other locations when the Central Pacific Railroad announced its selection of the Modesto site. It was a bleak settlement on the plains without trees or vegetation but an abundance of wind-blown sand. By 1910, Modesto's population was estimated at 4,500. City fathers referred to the young community as the "most metropolitan and classy of its size in California." Modesto soon became known as the "Rose City" and the "Garden City" because of its many rose bushes and well-manicured lawns.
Emphasis was placed on education and cultural amenities-schools and theaters received priority treatment. The local media boasted of the academic achievements of the city's students, and of the first-rate theatrical productions and entertainers.
In 1912, the downtown Modesto Arch, located at 9th and I streets, was built for a cost of $1,200. The illuminating arch holds 668 lights, stands 25 feet high at its center, and spans 75 feet across I Street. Details of a 1911 contest reveal that the slogan for the arch, "Water, Wealth, Contentment, Health," was selected by a committee of the Modesto Business Men's Association. They paid Sam Harbaugh $3 for his winning slogan.
In the last decades of Modesto's history, there has been progress, vision and growth beyond even founder William Ralston's prediction for the wheat field that was Modesto in 1870. Attracting new business-from retail to manufacturing to the services industry-and keeping up with the demands of future technology and innovation are vital to the growth of Modesto. Afterall, we are a well-established community filled with civic pride and grand plans for the future.
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Several more purchases have been made with bond money approved by Stuttgart voters in the February special election.
According to Mitri Greenhill, Stuttgart City Clerk, approximately $1,203,920 has been paid out since the city's administration building spent $16,686.73 on new computer equipment.
The Feb. 14 vote extended the previous sales tax voters approved in 2005. The sales tax would have remained, regardless of the election's outcome, until the principal amount was paid from the previous bond.
The Stuttgart City Council passed Ordinance 1870, authorizing the issuance of sales and use tax refunding and improvement bonds in April. The money became available June 7.
Anything over $20,000 will be put out to bid.
Most recently the city purchased new computer software, along with the licensing for $4,000.
The Stuttgart Public Works department purchased a new dump truck for $27,500. The Stuttgart Parks and Recreation spent $250 on the air conditioner at the Stuttgart Aquatic Center. The Stuttgart Fire Department paid out $743,900 on two new pumper trucks and the Stuttgart Office of Mosquito Control purchased a new truck for $17,988. Also the Stuttgart Municipal Waterworks and Sewer Department purchased a $410,250 sludge dryer for the sewer plant.
No other money has been spent at this time from the money available through the bond, but several bids have been taken.
The bond made approximately $16,965,000 available to city departments for needed upgrades.
Look to the Daily Leader for more information as these purchases are made.
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North Texas Students Travel To Morocco To Learn Arabic … Virtually
Students learning Arabic at Central Junior High in Bedford have three teachers – the two in their classroom and another one 5,000 miles away. In Morocco. Once a month, the class calls him up on Skype. The students practice speaking Arabic and learn something about breaking down cultural barriers, too.


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Elkhart police drug unit arrests 2 in drug bust
Two Elkhart residents were arrested Wednesday in a drug bust.
ELKHART — Two Elkhart residents were arrested by the Elkhart Police Department special response team and drug unit Wednesday, Feb. 6, in a drug bust.
Officers executed a search warrant at 517 W. Marion, Apartment A on Wednesday, according to a police news release.
Christopher Cunningham, 25, was arrested on three counts of dealing cocaine, one count of possession of marijuana and one count of maintaining a common nuisance.
Chelsie Flint, 18, was arrested on one count of visiting a common nuisance.


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Who says jeans have to be the tried-and-true blue? Local shops have hopped on the color train for spring, bringing denim in pops of color like red, blue, purple, pastel yellow and even metallic silver and gold.
And, gentlemen, get excited: the look isn't just for the ladies. Men's styles from the likes of Lacoste and Naked & Famous give color a bit of a manly edge.
Cropped denim in red from the Loft.
Rag & Bone: colbalt blue at Cake in Park City.
Men's Lacoste jeans in lemongrass, Nordstrom.
Sinclair's gold and silver jeans at Flight Boutique in Park City.
Purple denim by Guess? at Macy's.
Naked & Famous men's jeans in red at Volt, Fashion Place Mall.


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A friend of mine, bought a 1949WL 45. Originally came from Indonesia I'm told. I offered to help him with some problems with it, but I really wished I'd said nothing. The bike looks nice form a distance, but-------_!
It was grinding the gears when 1st was selected, and it couldn't be put back into nuetral when the motor was running. I said to him, I will have to go through the clutch, and find out why it is not disengaging properly.
I'm after some advise in regards to the clutch basket bearing.
It is fitted with 30 each, .250 x .615 rollers, in a bearing retainer.
The retainer, is badly mangled, and it is nearly impossible to assemble the rollers in the retainer, without having some of the rollers falling through the retainer, and holding everything together in order to assemble the clutch basket over onto the the clutch friction hub.
I ended up installing a complete spare WLA clutch from my spares.
My question is;
The standard WLA clutch has 60 each 7/32 balls in a retainer, same as a big twin clutch.
Also mentioned in the WLA maintenance manual is the change to rollers with 31 each, .125 x .615, fitted to 1940 WLA, and 40 each, .125 x .615 fitted to 1941 and later WLA's.
Bruce Palmer's book talks about the recommended change to rollers, but doesn't mention any dimensions.
All of my spare clutch baskets have the pressed in "bearing outer" to accept 7/32 balls or .125 rollers, but not .250 sized rollers. Is this size standard for 1949 WL 45cu inch flathead only???
Can someone clarify for me please.
If I could buy one of these .250 x .615 roller bearing retainers, then I can put his clutch back together, and I can get my spare back, and also save me a lot of grief. Is there a specific part number for this .250 x .615 rolller retainer???
Thanks Keith


text: In about 3 months I'll be looking for the fun switch. I'm thinking HK multi-caliber sear pak, M16, I'd love to find a deal on a 1919 plate. The 1919 plate is likely out of my price. Interested only in transferable available. Prefer a rifle, sub-guns second. If anyone has links to valuable research or sites, please post or PM me!


text: Having released their 4th studio album, Yeah Ghost, earlier this Fall the Grammy-Award winning duo Zero 7 have hit the road doing a major city US-tour. The album features jazz and soul singer Eska Mtungwazi, folk artist Martha Tilston, long time collaborator Rowdy Superstar, along with the vocal stylings of band member Binns, creating a more upbeat and approachable sound than their past albums. Opening for them is the Brooklyn based electro-soul group Body Language. You can catch them in the New York part of their tour at Terminal 5 on Friday Nov. 27.


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Hi All,
I went into the archives to pull original notes and documents that my father typed and used as his blueprint to start his school, Jun Fan Gung Fu Institute. As an homage to the school, we partnered with Roots of Fight to create a limited edition tee. It is available now in the store, click here
Enjoy the VLOG, and please let me know what topics you would like me to cover in future VLOGS.
xox Shannon