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March 31, 2011
Amber Sleek Arizona Athletic Media Relations
As the No. 56-ranked University of Arizona men's tennis team heads into their last two home matches of the season this weekend against No. 4 California and No. 12 Stanford, it will be the last time seniors Andres Carrasco, Geoff Embry, Jay Goldman, and Borja Malo will compete on the campus of the UA at the LaNelle Robson Tennis Center. For Carrasco and Goldman it will be the last piece of Wildcat pride to add to their four years playing in front of the Wildcat nation. For Embry and Malo, it will end their two year stint at the Robson, under the guidance of head coach Tad Berkowitz.
"All four seniors have had some great wins in big situations for the team," Berkowitz said.
For Embry, it began two years ago, after playing two years for Pac-10 foe Oregon, the Phoenix, Ariz. native transferred to Arizona, joining the Wildcats for the 2008-09 season. But due to NCAA transfer rules, Embry had to sit out and watch from the stands. It gave him the opportunity to watch a Wildcat team that advanced to the NCAA tournament and upset Stanford at home. In 2009, Embry made his singles and doubles debut as a Wildcat, competing in three tournaments in the fall season, recording a 5-3 singles record.
Then in 2010, Embry made his dual match debut. In his first match of the season, he breezed past his Montana State opponent in straight sets in the No. 5 spot. Throughout the season he bounced back and forth between the No. 4 and No. 5 positions. In doubles action, he teamed up with fellow teammate Ravid Hazi in the No. 2 spot, tallying a 6-9 record. Embry was part of history during the 2009-10 season, when the team upset UCLA 4-3 at home for the first time in 75 attempts. He also helped his team advance to the NCAA tournament for the eighth time in school history.
This season, the senior, often referred to as "the stick man" or "electric man" has primarily competed in the No. 4 spot, recording a 7-5 dual match singles record, 4-3 in the fall season, for an overall 11-8 record, with six dual matches left in the regular season.
"It's been a journey but I'm looking forward to wrapping up my five years of college and facing Cal and Stanford at home," Embry said. "I will miss the fun times with the younger guys and the trips with the team."
Borja Malo, the senior from Santiago, Chile joined the Wildcats last January, after spending a year at the University of Georgia. In his much anticipated arrival, Malo jumped right into the No. 1 doubles slot teaming up with fellow teammate Pat Metham. The duo were dominate all season, tallying an 8-9 record, while being ranked at No. 55 in the ITA doubles rankings during the week of March 18 through March 27. In his first year as a Wildcat, Malo recorded a 5-5 dual match single's record, and in similar fashion, in the fall of 2009 at Georgia, Malo finished with a 5-5 singles mark as well. In his first dual match as a Wildcat, Malo notched a 6-2, 6-2 singles win in the No. 4 slot.
"It is crazy that I'm heading into my last two matches at home after this long road that I have had between Georgia and Arizona," Malo said. "I'm working very hard so I can be healthy and I hope to finish my two last home matches on the tennis courts, which is the only thing that I wish right now."
This season, Malo has been limited to play due to an injury, but in the four single's dual matches that Malo has competed in he has only lost one match, to tally a 3-1 record. In the fall season, the senior compiled a 3-2 record, and holds a 6-3 overall singles record. Malo, has also been a factor in doubles play this season, even though he's been limited. In just seven matches, he has compiled a 4-3 record. In the fall season, he tallied a 2-1 record, to combine for an overall 6-4 doubles record. For the senior from Chile, look for him to bounce back from his injury to finish on a positive note in the next six dual matches.
"This experience has changed me in many ways as a person and unfortunately in tennis I have been dealing with a lot of injuries during the season," Malo said. "Overall, I'm happy with my decision of coming to Arizona and I just want to finish in the best way possible for me and my team."
Hailing from Worcester, Mass., Jay Goldman entered the Wildcats singles lineup four years ago in the No.1 and No. 2 slots. In his first collegiate dual match, Goldman paired up with fellow teammate Claudio Christen in the No. 1 doubles spot ousting a pair of Gonzaga Bulldogs 8-2. The freshman then competed in the No. 2 spot in singles for the Wildcats, winning big in two sets, 6-0, 6-1. Goldman continued his powerful play throughout the 2008 spring season to finish with an impressive 18-8 record.
In his sophomore season during the 2008-09 season, Goldman competed only in the No. 1 position for the Wildcats in singles play and compiled a 13-8 record. During the season, as a sophomore he led the team to four victories over ranked opponents, including a win over then-No. 48 Bradley Klahn of Stanford, who the Wildcats will face on Sunday. Also during the season, he won seven straight singles matches to enter the ITA singles rankings for the first time in his Wildcat career. As a sophomore he checked in at No. 51 and during the week of March 9 through March 15 Goldman was tabbed Pac-10 Player of the Week and is the last Arizona player to garner the weekly honor. Goldman wrapped his sophomore season with Pac-10 All-Academic Honorable Mention and helped his team advance to the second round of the NCAA tournament.
Goldman started his junior season by being ranked No. 36 in the ITA preseason rankings. After struggling with a wrist injury, Goldman finished with an overall 3-13 singles record while competing in the No. 1 and No. 2 spots. Now in his fourth season, Goldman is still battling injuries, compiling an 8-10 record, with three of those wins coming in dual match competition.
As the senior heads into this weekend's matches and the final four regular season dual matches, he is just two singles wins shy of tying the 50+ singles mark in his four years as a Wildcat. Goldman currently has 48 singles wins.
"Arizona is a great place," Goldman said. "The environment, climate and the ability to partake in almost any outdoor activity all year long...you can't beat that."
Captain, Andres "Nacho" Carrasco hails from Cabrils, Barcelona, Spain, and joined the Wildcats four years ago making an immediate impact in singles and doubles action. In Carrasco's freshman year in 2007, he competed in the first tournament of the season at the National Collegiate Tennis Classic and advanced to the quarterfinals, setting up in what was a successful year for the freshman. Carrasco went on to claim 15 singles wins, primarily in the No. 2 and No. 3 positions, while recording eight doubles wins.
In his sophomore season, Carrasco competed in the No. 3 spot where he went 9-4 and in the No. 4 spot where he compiled an impressive 6-1 record. He also competed in the No. 2 spot where he went undefeated at 2-0. Carrasco led the 2008-09 tennis team to an 18-6 record, arguably one of the best seasons in school history and helped his team advance to the second round of the NCAA tournament. During that year, Carrasco clinched the upset victory over then-No. 8 Stanford at home. As a sophomore Carrasco tied Jason Zafiros for most single's victories on the team with 18. He was named Pac-10 Player of the Week for Feb. 16 through Feb. 22 and also garnered Second Team Pac-10 All-Academic team honors.
As a junior, Carrasco compiled a 13-7 record in singles play and tied Zafiros once again for most wins on the team with 13. In doubles action, Carrasco paired with fellow teammate Andres Arango where the duo went on to win nine matches. During his junior season, he helped his team advance to the semifinals at the prestigious Blue/Gray Tennis Classic by clinching the match against Tulsa to move on. To wrap the season, he earned all Pac-10 All-Academic Honorable Mention accolades. Now as a senior, the captain, holds a 6-4 record in dual match singles action, totaling an 11-8 overall record. He currently holds an impressive 5-2 record at home at the LaNelle Robson Tennis Center.
"This weekend is very special for me," Carrasco said. "It is the last time that I am going to play an official dual match at our courts and I want to give everything I have got out there for one last time. It is a pleasure to finish my home career against two legendary Pac-10 teams such as Cal Berkeley and Stanford and I am very excited for it."
Heading into this weekend's matches and the final four regular season dual matches, Carrasco is five singles wins shy of tying the 70 singles mark in his four years as a Wildcat. Carrasco is well beyond the 50+ milestone club mark. The senior currently has 65 singles wins in his career as a Wildcat.
"Coming to the U of A has changed my life completely," Carrasco said. "Being far away from home in this unique environment as a student-athlete at the U of A has opened my mind as a person. Because of the U of A I now feel ready for the challenges life can bring. I will always be thankful and proud to be a Wildcat. I will miss my teammates and coaches a lot. I will miss the daily routine at the courts with all of them, the jokes, the laughing, the tension before a match, and the competition."
When the four seniors' tennis eligibility is up, three of the four will graduate in May, with Malo graduating next year. Embry will earn a degree in Family Studies, Goldman will earn a degree in Sociology, while Carrasco will earn a degree in Communication with a minor in Spanish and Malo will earn a degree in History next year with a minor in Sports Management.
The four seniors along with the rest of the 2010-11 men's tennis team will face No. 6 Cal on Friday at 1:30 p.m. before taking on No. 12 Stanford on Sunday at 1 p.m. Both matches will be played at the LaNelle Robson Tennis Center.
Get to know the Wildcat seniors:
What is your pre-game ritual and do you have any in-match superstitions?
"Pre-match: I have to listen to music.
In match: My water bottles have to be in the same place, my necklace has to be in my shirt, the cross on my necklace has to be in front, and I don't step on the lines between points."
If you could play against anyone in the world who would it be?
"Roger Federer even though it would be embarrassing it would be cool to see how clean he is."
What is your most embarrassing tennis moment?
"Playing at Kalamazoo on center court I picked up a racquet that had broken strings and went out to play, someone from the stands ended up telling me."
Your teammates would be shocked to know what about you?
"I eat fast food on a daily basis."
Most famous number in your cell phone?
"Coach Berkowitz."
What are two things you must have on the road with you?
"My IPOD with my house music and my F. C. Barcelona shirt."
What is your favorite tennis memory at
"Since I have been in Arizona only two semesters, definitely my favorite tennis memory was when we beat UCLA at home last year for the first time in school history. We were all very proud of each other and it was an amazing feeling to see Rav clinching the match!"
What's your favorite thing about
"Definitely the campus of the U of A. Is the most beautiful campus I have been to since I'm in college and I'm glad that is the one of our school. Also, the weather is amazing the whole year which makes a big difference when you don't have a car!"
What is your most embarrassing tennis moment?
"When I was playing a junior tournament in Mexico and my pants got stuck into the fence and they literally rip apart, leaving me in underwear in the middle of the court."
Most famous number in your cell phone?
"Fernando Gonzalez, Chilean tennis player (ex top ten in the world and triple Olympic medalist)."
Why did you choose to come to Arizona?
"I came to the University of Arizona because of the academics, athletics and 300 days of sunshine."
What does it mean to you to be a Wildcat?
"Being a Wildcat is extremely important to me because it signifies being part of a long respected tradition and great camaraderie."
What are two things you must have on the road with you?
"Two things I must have on the road are my tennis rackets and my IPOD."
If you could play against anyone in the world who would it be?
"I would play against Roger Federer because who wouldn't want to test their skills against arguably the greatest player to ever play the game."
Most famous number in your cell phone?
"Borja Jesus Malo... legend."
What does it mean to you to be a Wildcat?
"It means absolutely everything. This school has given me everything I have ever dreamed. I am so honored and proud to be a Wildcat and will always be thankful to everyone who made this possible."
What is your pre-game ritual and do you have any in-match superstitions?
"I always need a good special breakfast and I read the newspaper in the morning. I like to have a lot of time and not stress before a match. 30 minutes prior to our meeting time, a trainer stretches me. Right before the match starts I throw some water in my neck and hair and then I am ready to play!"
What are two things you must have on the road with you?
"I must have my relaxation CD named "Sleep deeply" just in case I can't sleep well. I always play it and relax. I also like to have my computer since we spend many hours in the hotel rooms it always helps."
What is your favorite tennis memory at
"I have so many extraordinary memories but if I have to choose one, it would be when I clinched against Stanford. Those 20 seconds I realized I won and the whole team was sprinting towards me to celebrate. It was unforgettable."
Your teammates would be shocked to know what about you?
"My teammates know too much about me!"


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BLACK HISTORY SCOOP: Lynette Woodard
Born August 12, 1959, in Wichita, Kansas, Lynette Woodard was a standout college and professional basketball player who made history in 1985 when she became the first female member of the Harlem Globetrotters.
As a young child, Woodard developed her basketball scoring abilities from her older brother, who taught her to shoot using a stuffed sock. By the time she was in her final year at Marshall Junior High School in Wichita, the high school basketball coach asked her if she'd want to join the varsity team. Surprisingly, Woodard declined. A year later she made up for lost time, when the five-feet 11-inch star sophomore led the club to a state championship in 1975. Two years later, Woodard was recognized as an all-American.
Woodard enrolled at the University of Kansas, where she graduated in 1981 with a B.A. in speech communications and human relations. During her collegiate basketball career, she scored the most points in NCCAA women's basketball history (3,649) and did the same with field goals made (1,572) and field goals attempted (2,994). She also set school records in such areas as rebounds (1,714), free throws made (505), steals (522), and games played (139).
After graduation, Woodard headed to Europe, where she played two years in the Italian women's league and led all players in scoring. In 1984, she captained the women's Olympic team to a gold medal. Seeing no chance to play professionally in the U.S., she headed back to Kansas and joined the women's basketball program at her alma mater.
In an effort to expand its fan base and popularity, the Harlem Globetrotters wanted to add a female player to its roster. Woodard was no stranger to Globetrotter basketball. Her cousin, Hubert "Geese" Ausbie, had played for the team from 1961-1985, and as a young girl Woodard had idolized her relative. It was an opportunity she couldn't pass up. After an intense series of try-outs, Woodard was selected to join the team.
After touring with the Globetrotters, Lynnette signed on to play in the newly formed Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) in 1997, playing two seasons for the Cleveland Rockers and, later, the Detroit Shock.
Woodard's WNBA experience proved to be a fitting end for a player who'd done so much to popularize women's basketball and bring it into the mainstream. Throughout her entire career, Lynette Woodard has been inducted into 10 different halls of fame, including the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame (2005) and the African-American Sports Hall of Fame (2006).
Ms. Lynnette Woodard, another fine example of how Black Girls Truly Rock!

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Whole Foods is a popular place for finding healthy foods. The grocery store chain sells organic foods and green products with an emphasis natural eating and environmental safety and is known for its inventory of specialty brands not often found at other stores. The chain is also known for its in- store bars and just recently, the Whole Foods location at 2955 Kirby Drive in Houston debuted its new bar, complete with more seats and more options. The bar is named Kirbside and it is ready to serve Houston area residents with great beer, wine, food, and more.
Weekly Events
Kirbside Bar launched officially on Friday, January 3, 2014 with a Karbach Brewing tap takeover, special offers, a raffle, and other assorted fun. Kirbside Bar plans ongoing specials to keep customers happy with different events on certain days. Here is what guests can expect:
Mondays- Pint & Pizza is the scheduled special each Monday, with a slice of pizza and a pint of beer offered for only $5 total. This special offer runs from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wednesdays- The middle day of the week has been designated Hump Day Happy Hour. Select pints of beer will be offered for only $3, wines for $4, and various foods at discounted prices. The event will run from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Fridays- The weekend at Kirbside Bar kicks off with Local Brew Friday. Between the hours of 3 p.m. and 6 p.m., guests can select pints of beer from local breweries for only $3 each.
Sundays- On this popular shopping day, Kirbside Bar is offering delicious mimosas for $3 each. The offer is good between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m.
Other Events:
Beer and Trivia- This event will take place on the last Friday of each month. From 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., guests can partake in trivia games with the winner awarded a $100 Whole Foods gift card.
Zoo Beats- Ever mindful of the importance of conservation, Whole Foods Kirbside Bar plans to designate the last Thursday of each month as Zoo Beats Day. All sales between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. will go toward the Houston Zoo's conservation efforts.
Before and After You Shop
Kirbside Bar is a nice place to visit before shopping for a pint of beer, glass of wine, and some specialty food. Patrons can order food from a small menu, right at the bar, or walk to the nearby deli and other sections of the store to purchase food, then bring it to the bar area to sit down and eat. And, like with other Whole Foods locations, customers can fill a growler of beer and take it home for later consumption.
Health and More
Whole Foods is all about healthier eating and a cleaner, more sustainable planet. With the new and improved Kirbside Bar, the Whole Foods location on Kirby Drive has additional seating, more food options, and expanded beer and wine selections. It's a nice way to begin or close your visit to Whole Foods market and a great way to sample some tasty, healthy food served with a fine craft beer or glass of wine. Be sure to check it out the next time you find yourself in the Upper Kirby Neighborhood.
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Las Vegas natives, Otherwise, performed a show in their hometown on the last Saturday night of the 2013 at the Railhead at Boulder Station Casino on December 28, 2013.
The show was a great combination of the completion of the touring cycle for their first album, True Love Never Dies and introducing a live performance of their acoustic ep, Enjoy The Pain all before they continue in the studio for the second album due in the spring called, Peace at All Costs.
Otherwise performed their entire album with crowd interaction, as singer Adrian Patrick, constantly shares the microphone with fans we as well as him joining the crowd itself during Soldier (a norm for him to do during this song). Additionally, bassist, Vassilios Metropolous, otherwise known as 'V' jumped into the crowd mid bass performance to "mosh" with the crowd, who was sharing in the excitement they were all sharing.
During the acoustic set, a couch was brought on stage, all the members received acoustic guitars and bass and shared an intimate few songs with the crowd. One of the songs was a cover of Billy Idol's Rebel Yell to which was especially well received with fans singing along even harder.
Between all the jumping, singing and clapping between fans and musicians, they definitely did a great job with the show and helping the fans prepare for the small break between albums.
Otherwise plans to start touring again in the late Spring, early Summer of 2014 when their second album will release it's first single.


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The Week Ahead: Open Sky, Nissan's Hybrid Fuga, Earnings Galore
What's coming this week in Japan.
Monday: Japan and the U.S. sign "open-sky" agreement that will free up air travel in Asia, which will take effect immediately.
Indian Prime Minister Mammohan Singh visits Tokyo, with talks about civil nuclear cooperation between the countries on the agenda.
Tuesday: Nissan launches the hybrid version of the Fuga luxury sedan.
Atsushi Saito, president of Tokyo Stock Exchange, meets the press. Perhaps the president will discuss reported plans the exchange is considering cutting its 90-minute lunch break 30 minutes short to allow more time for trading and to become more competitive with overseas bourses that trade straight through lunch time.
Wednesday: Japanese Foreign Minister Seiji Maehara meets U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Hawaii, a sit-down planned to ease potential concerns from the Japanese side in the event Mrs. Clinton is unable to swing by Yokohama to attend APEC next month.
Ministerial meeting of the COP10, Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, is held in Nagoya.
Thursday: Mitsubishi Motors kicks off earnings report for automakers; Nintendo and Sharp for electronics; and mobile giants Docomo and Softbank for telecom.
Japanese sports fans will be tuned into the professional baseball draft held in Tokyo today.
Friday: Automakers and tech titans continue the spree of earnings releases: Honda, Mazda, Sony and Panasonic all report. President Fumio Ohtsubo of Panasonic is expected to discuss the status of the company's integration with Sanyo Electric and Panasonic Electric Works, and Sony will touch on what's in store for the holidays.
The government releases the unemployment rate for September. The current jobless rate is 5.1%.
Weekend: The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum holds a two-day meeting of ministers in charge of communications and information industries in Nago, Okinawa Prefecture.
Prime Minister Naoto Kan and his Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Tan Dung will likely confirm the latest civilian nuclear cooperation pact during their talks scheduled in Hanoi on October 31. The bilateral pact would lay the groundwork for Japanese firms to export nuclear power generation technologies to the emerging nation.


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Re: how do I clean typewriter keys?
- From: "aaronep@xxxxxxxxxxx" <aaronep@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2008 17:22:31 -0800 (PST)
On Dec 12 2007, 12:40 pm, "aaro...@xxxxxxxxxxx" <aaro...@xxxxxxxxxxx>
I know this is computer printer forum, but I cannot find a group for
typewriters, so am posting here.
My Olivetti typewriter's keys are filled with junk in the "e's",
"o's", "p's", etc.
what is the best method for cleaning the keys & removing this junk?
Note to all of the good people who responded to my post!
PROBLEM SOLVED. Some mentioned using a product called Blue Tack.
Could not find on store shelves, but did find similar product at
store a product made by Scotch 3 M called ADHESIVE PUTTY.
It cost all of $1.99 and worked perfectly in cleaning the "o"'s and
and "p"s in typewriter keys. Thank's for the suggestion.
ADHESIVE PUTTY works.
best, Aaron
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Menifee Mothers Unite Through Moms Club International
The Menifee Mom's club stayed inside today because of bad weather, but club members have man...
|The Menifee Mom's club stayed inside today because of bad weather, but club members have many outings to the park and for other activities.
The organization's Menifee chapter offers daily activities for moms and their young children during the summer and monthly mother's night out dinners for moms. It provides a variety of activities, including play dates and field trips for moms and their children and other free activities around Menifee.
According to Menifee club member Christi Salyer, the club not only provides moms with socialization time, it provides a support system for moms to share child care tips, recipes and other family necessities.
"We have about nine or 10 moms currently in the club," said Salyer. "We're trying to recruit more moms, but for now it's nice to have a smaller group that keeps things intimate."
The club she said, provides moms and their children various amenities and opportunities to make friends and stay active.
"Mom's Club as a whole is amazing," said Menifee Moms Club member Erica Winn. "The support you get worldwide is great."
Winn, originally from Orange County, moved to Menifee a few years ago and said that she was happy to join Menifee's chapter. Kim Lee, another club member, said she had a similar experience as well after she and her family moved from Japan to Menifee.
"My husband is in the military and we move a lot," said Lee. "I heard about it from someone else and I've met some really nice ladies here. It's been good to meet other moms and have the kids make friends. It's good for both the kids and moms."
Winn said the international organization is great because stay-at-home moms can find a chapter almost anywhere. Both Winn and Salyer noted how great it is to have an organization that is prominent throughout the United States and to have a support system even if they move out of town.
Moms Club International believes in the importance of social interaction and community bonding for stay-at-home moms and their young children, and the organization's Menifee chapter has done just that by making a close-knit group many members describe as a second family.
"I'm really appreciative of these moms in this group," said Winn. "They welcomed me with open arms."
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(BlackDoctor.org) — We know. It's not easy. It's tough enough to plan and eat meals that are both healthy and tasty enough to make you forget you're eating healthy. Now imagine that you're either diabetic or prediabetic, in need of carefully selected complex carbs to keep your body strong and healthy.
Featured below are one whole day's worth of great diabetes-friendly recipes that blend healthy with delectible! Just add some sensible snacks (and maybe even some fruit salad for dessert), and you're set!
Breakfast Burrito
Use extra sharp cheddar cheese for a more intense cheese flavor. In general, this is a great way to stretch the cheese flavor in recipes without adding fat or calories.
Serves 4
Serving size: 1 burritos
1 1/2 cups egg substitute
4 6-in corn tortillas
1/4 cup picante sauce
4 turkey sausage links
1/2 cup shredded, reduced-fat, sharp cheddar cheese
1. Place a small nonstick skillet over medium heat until hot. Coat the skillet with nonstick cooking spray; add egg substitute, and cook, without stirring, until egg mixture begins to set on bottom, about 1 minute.
2. Draw a spatula across bottom of pan to form large curds. Continue cooking until egg mixture is thick but still moist; do not stir constantly.
3. In separate nonstick skillet, cook turkey links until done. Dice links lengthwise.
4. Place the tortillas on a microwave-safe plate and microwave on high 15 seconds or until heated. Top each with equal amounts of the egg mixture and diced turkey links.
5. Spoon 1 Tbsp salsa evenly over the egg and sausage on each tortilla, sprinkle with 2 Tbsp of cheese, and roll up.
Nutritional Information
Calories: 203
Calories from Fat: 53
Total Fat: 6 g
Saturated Fat: 2 g
Cholesterol: 10 mg
Sodium: 643 mg
Total Carbohydrate: 21 g
Dietary Fiber: 1 g
Sugars: 2 g
Protein: 16 g
Fish Tacos with Avocado Salsa
Since experts recommend eating seafood at least twice a week, take a break from the standby beef taco and go fish.
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Joey New York 4 in 1 Foundation is an exquisite liquid to powder foundation that is the ultimate in natural looking makeup with perfect coverage and specifically designed for normal to oily skin types.
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City: New York
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A massive pillow fight in New York City! Pillows fly and fake cash soars as we converge on Wall Street for a massive urban pillow fight! Swing and whack as you evade pillow-wielding bank executives. Bring a pillow to Wall Street and wait for the signal. Pillow fight!
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Who is Jennifer Kahnweiler?
Jennifer B. Kahnweiler, Ph.D., Certified Speaking Professional, is a bestselling author and global keynote speaker known as the "champion of introverts." In addition to her latest book, The Genius of Opposites, she has written two bestselling books about introverts (Quiet Influence and The Introverted Leader), which have been translated into 15 languages. Jennifer has worked with hundreds of organizations including GE, CNN, NASA and the CDC. She is a highly regarded faculty member of the American Management Association and has been featured in Forbes, Time Magazine, Fortune and The Wall Street Journal.


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jc3 you said pen tool "with the mouse"
as opposed to? a tablet?
as opposed to? a tablet?
I just learned about them. Are they useful? I'm wondering if I should get one. And maybe why you didn't use it for this illustration? I am trying to paint a picture in my mind about tablet, I'm just getting into vector art.
some people use them for vector art, i dont really see the point. vector art is more structured and i guess mechanical, so the mouse seems to work for that. if u wanna use the pencil tool tho in illustrator with the tablet, that can work, but i still prefer the mouse. i think if u get one, get one with the mouse/pen combo - ur prob more likely to use it then cos they close to each other/easy to switch.
thanks for the tip, that was def one of my concerns, ease of switching, I was assuming that it could be difficult with some tablets. I can imagine doing something like using the pen on a tablet can become easier though (more natural), maybe I'm wrong.
or just the background texture, i can do it myself from there.
cheers mate, really love this one.
cheers mate, really love this one.
yeah definetly mate, gimme a day.
Very nice work man
Looks great Jared! i like it a lot, i love the hard lines
Your best, definitely.
amazingly done. i like the hair, and the sharpness of certain lines. very nice
freakin' amazing...i love all ur work
fuck yes.
I really like your newest deviations and the sketchy, rough feeling they have.
How do you make the old paper look ? A scan off an old paper ?
Very nice !!
Very nice !!
i don't like these strange contours on her face, however this is a good piece.
really cool man, love the straight lines
yeah, dude i love that style
do you ever sleep?
Love to see you experimenting
wou, love it.
This is great, but can I ask why you opted to leave out the cigarette?
there is a version that i have with the cigarette, but it didnt turn out as well, the balance was off.
very cool
Oh nice ;]
Dude, I love this!!!
Nice texture. =]
Do you use a Wacom or do you make em straight in Illustrator??
just the pen tool in illustrator with the mouse.
i think illustrator cuz its easy with the illustrator pen tool
Dude! This rock the hood as allways!
Would look great as a wallpaper : )


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Robin Farr Named UMass Cheerleading Coach
Aug. 20, 2008
AMHERST, Mass. - Robin Farr, has been named the new cheerleading coach at the University of Massachusetts. Farr will lead UMass' spirit squad as they support the Minutemen and Minutewomen during their seasons. Farr is an experienced cheerleading coach, who has been the varsity cheerleading coach at Hoosac Valley High School in Cheshire, Mass. since 1999.
Farr has nine years of coaching at the state and national level in cheerleading. She is certified by the AACCAA (American Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Administrators). Farr served as a Western Massachusetts Cheerleading Committee Member Representative from 2003-2006.
"We are thrilled to have Robin take over as our cheerleading coach," said Assistant Athletic Director Todd McDonald. "Her experience and knowledge of the UMass program make her an outstanding selection. She has tremendous enthusiasm to make this one of the premier programs."
"I'm very excited about being given the opportunity to direct this program, said Farr. "I have a true passion for UMass cheerleading that hopefully will translate into great success."
Farr, who makes her home in Cheshire, works part-time as a surgical assistant and implant coordinator for Oral Surgery Associates in Pittsfield. She has worked in the dental profession for close to 30 years. Farr graduated from Berkshire Community College in 1979 with an Associates Degree in Selected Liberal Arts.
She and her husband John, who is UMass alum (Class of 1981) are the proud parents of two children, who have attended UMass. Their daughter, Michaela is a 2007 graduate of UMass, and was a four-year member of the cheerleding squad. She served as a team captain for three of those years. Son, Ryan is a junior at UMass and is a member of the ROTC Program.


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melodies that begin each new day
rhythms that fill our cities and countryside
sounds that lull us to sleep every night.
Experience the sounds and songs of life and
investigate the origins of music!
Wild Music: Sounds & Songs of Life — a remarkable exhibition that celebrates every note of every player in the symphony of life — was on display at the Museum of Arts and Sciences from February 1 through September 8, 2013.
An interactive exhibit with rich experiences from three immersive environments — underwater, forest's edge, and a city square — Wild Music featured:
- Bilingual content (en Inglés y Español)
- Braille panels throughout the exhibition
Click here to see a list of Wild Music related events.
A bioacoustics laboratory in the exhibition provides exploration of sound and song, while a soundproof studio allows visitors to lay down demo tracks. Designed for both English and Spanish-speaking audiences, Wild Music was produced by the Science Museum of Minnesota, Association of Science Technology Centers, and the University of North Carolina School of Music with major support from the National Science Foundation.
What Does Music Look Like?
Exposure to music and the visual arts is critical to the development of students' creative and innovative skill. Arts education insures cultural continuity and produces well-rounded students with an appreciation for the world in which they live and a desire to contribute to those with whom they share it.
This mini exhibition featured visual perceptions of sound produced by the students at Vineville Academy under the instruction of their art teacher, Amanda Morris. The works in What Does Music Look Like? — the young artists' response to Gioachino Rossini's William Tell Overture — were visual portrayals of the range of emotion evoked by the music and the creativity of the students.
(Sponsored by the Macon Symphony Orchestra and Ortho Georgia.)
Musical Instruments from Around the World:
African percussion and string instruments and instruments from Asia and several other continents — displayed from February 2 through September 8 in the Museum's North Gallery — were the heart of a variety of musical traditions and instruments that complement the Wild Music exhibition.
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CUDWORTH woman Carol Wojnicki is going all out to raise money for leukaemia and lymphoma research.
Carol, 56, of Sunningdale Drive, has just done the 5k race for Life at Thornes Park in Wakefield and has also raised £1,000 from a swishing event at Staincross working men's club.
Carol started fund-raising after she was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma for the second time.
She said: "I plan to keep raising money for cancer charities because the funding is so important for the research work.
"It will enable more and better treatments for everybody diagnosed with cancer to have a better fighting chance to deal with this disease and hopefully to live their lives to the full."
The money raised will go to the Barnsley branch of the Leukaemia and Lymphoma Research.


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Locals seek fewer contests at Surfers Point
By Shane Cohn 11/04/2010
A coalition of surfers has formed, seeking a policy limiting the number of surf contests held at Ventura's Surfers Point.
While the Ventura County Fairgrounds can rent the upper parking lot to surf event coordinators for event setup and parking, the beach is public and there is no limit to the number of contests that can be held at Surfers Point.
"One of the things you have to remember is that anyone can go out there and set up a surf contest. It's a public beach," said Ventura County Fairgrounds CEO Barbara Quaid. "There is just so much of what the fairgrounds can control regarding surf contests."
The 60-member surfer coalition, spearheaded by surfer Daniel Donglemans, fears that if the city doesn't do something to regulate the number of contests at Ventura's most populated surf spot, it will become a hazardous and potentially violent surf spot.
On Sunday, Oct. 24, during a Western Surfing Association contest, a 54-year-old surfer was cited for misdemeanor battery after he jumped on the back of a 14-year-old competitor who dropped in on him, according to eyewitnesses.
Before the incident, event coordinators told the man to leave the contest area repeatedly, but with no legal jurisdiction to back up their requests. He refused to leave.
Though Dongelmans made it clear that he does not condone such behavior, that it is an example of what crowded and competitive surf areas may produce without a contest policy.
"These events can, and often do, create unsafe surfing conditions as the contestants compete with the general public for a very limited amount of waves," wrote Dongelmans in an e-mail. "This forces the contestants to steal waves from other surfers and otherwise behave in a manner not conducive to safety or proper surfing etiquette."
Dongelmans is urging that there be a policy similar to that in place at Upper and Lower Trestles, two of the most popular surf spots in San Diego County. To host a contest at Lower Trestles, for example, permits range from $30,000 to $100,000, depending on the event. Events cannot be held between July 1 and Labor Day, with a maximum of three events per year and minimum of two full weekend intervals between consecutive events. Contests at Upper Trestles have similar restrictions, but event permits begin at $2,500. Dongelmans, however, would want a restriction on events occurring in the months of November, January and February.
But the beach at Trestles is a part of San Onofre State Beach, and its policy was set by the California State Parks.
Surfers Point, on the other hand, is not a state beach, which leaves a surf contest policy to city officials to determine.
Councilmember Brian Brennan said that he looked into bringing a surf contest policy forward last year, but there weren't enough major contests coming to the area to spark interest from city officials.
"It's difficult because the beach and water belong to people of California," said Brennan. "I don't think somebody will pay top dollar for a contest here that costs as much as it does at Trestles."
The cost of renting the upper parking lot at Surfers Point ranges from $500 to $1,000, depending on how much of the lot is rented. In 2010, there have been seven contests of varying sizes that rented from the Fairgrounds, with one more slated for the weekend of Dec. 11, according to a Fairgrounds representative.
Any surf contest that uses city property, such as the California Street promenade, requires a special event permit, which costs about $800 a weekend, estimates Diana Roemner, senior office assistant for the city's Parks, Recreation and Community Partnership Department. Roemner said there are usually permits for surf contests and camps 14 weekends a year.
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I know there are quite a few more contests thatn the 7 and/or 14 that this article states.
NSSA seems to have that many themselves and there are several weekends when 2 contests (1 at the Point & another at C st) are being held on the same day.
Anyone know the total amount of contests held?
I'm a local and surf the Point all the time and there are definitely NOT TOO MANY SURF CONTESTS! The violence and hatred comes from the locals who can't move 50 yards down the beach and or surf somewhere else once in awhile.
As a regular at the point I know contest can be a pain. However, the attitude of those in the water make the differance. The picture tells the story. This is uncalled for. Getting hostal should be out of the question as this is not what surfing is about. You should give a contestant a break as there will always be another wave. I do agree that there should be a limit on the number of contests to everyother weekend but we don't need more rules. We just need to remember why we surf!
The waves at the point belong to all of us. They are not to be sold to the highest bidder.
Everyone seems to get along just fine without the contests so it's reasonable to conclude that the contests are the problem.
The fairgrounds need to step up and take responsiblity for the people they rent space to.


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Q&A With Senior Jessica Disabella
Jessica Disabella has scored two goals in four matches for the Red Raiders.
Sept. 6, 2013
by Kelsey Buckner
LUBBOCK, Texas- The Texas Tech soccer team is set to continue its season long five-match homestand tonight against Cal State Fullerton. Senior Jessica Disabella sat down with TexasTech.com's Kelsey Buckner to discuss the Red Raiders thoughts on the season through Friday. Disabella has scored two goals in four matches including a game-winner against New Mexico in the season opener.
TexasTech.com: As a senior, what do you look forward to most this season?
Jessica Disabella: I just look forward to making it the best season that I can, and just making my last one the best one - that's what we always say.
TexasTech.com: How will you go about making this year different than the previous years?
Disabella: It's just a lot more pressure knowing it's your last year, and we just have to be leaders of the team. Nobody has more urgency as a senior because it is the last year you may ever play competitive soccer.
TexasTech.com: With the 3-1 start of the season and win over New Mexico, how does the team plan to move forward with the season?
Disabella: We just have to come out ready for every game, just come focused on that game. We are hoping to go undefeated for as long as we can. We really should be able to win every game throughout the season. I feel like we're capable of that.
TexasTech.com: How will you prepare for today's game against California State Fullerton?
Disabella: Well, the last game was sort of a wakeup call for the team, and it made us more focused this week knowing we have to be more prepared and have a high intensity in the game, and be more focused and be able to hold onto a lead in the last few minutes of the game.
TexasTech.com: How did it feel scoring your first game-winner since 2011 at the New Mexico game?
Disabella: It was amazing because it was the first game of my senior year. It was a great start, it was a good game - a hard game - it was just awesome to be able to finish it. We had a lot of chances throughout the game, but it was awesome to be able to finish it - the best feeling.
TexasTech.com: Your team is about to play six straight games away, how do you plan to be a leader during that stretch?
Disabella: We have different ways of keeping everyone focused when we are gone and when we are out of town. We are just in the hotel room focused on soccer, so I think that in a way, being home and being away have different advantages. When you're away you're just with your teammates thinking about soccer. You're not with your families, you go out to eat together, and you're just focused on soccer.
TexasTech.com: What do you think will be the motivation on the road?
Disabella: It's big to be a good away team - it's good to be able to win away from home. Just to not let another game go like we did last weekend because it was a real heartbreaker for us. I think we're going to remember that and be able to get motivated from that.
TexasTech.com: How have you seen the program grow or improve over the past three and a half years?
Disabella: We're more focused as a team. We know that soccer is the most important thing, and we've raised the standard every year. We've done that by raising the standards for the fitness test, behavior of people on the team keeping focused mentality - just making sure everyone is accountable at practice.
TexasTech.com: Do you think that improved through the team's leadership?
Disabella: Yeah, because it's a growing program, we are coming from not being one of the top teams to being one of the best ones. Just standards have to change by the way you practice and the different things you do - you just make adjustments and have to try to figure out what will be the best for the team.
TexasTech.com: What are your individual/team goals?
Disabella: Our No. 1 goal is the Big 12 Championship. We totally expect that after this year. We want it so bad and we definitely can get it this year. Individually, I still have things I work on off the field. I am playing a new position, and to just be the best I can be with different things like getting


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During a press conference in Oslo, Norway yesterday, Foreign Minister Prince Saud Al-Faisal reiterated Saudi Arabia's opposition to negotiating with the pirates who seized a Saudi-owned oil supertanker on November 12.
The Sirius Star, which belongs to a subsidiary of Saudi Aramco, was hijacked approximately 420 nautical miles off the coast of Somalia. Its captors are demanding a multimillion dollar ransom.
Prince Saud called for international efforts to put an end to piracy. "Like terrorism, it is an evil that has to be eradicated," he said, adding that the Kingdom is ready to participate in a multinational marine force to confront the pirates.
Prince Saud said that his government is not encouraging the owners of the tanker to engage in negotiations.


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These are important to remember this Friday. This is the day we all use to commemorate the Beginning of Our Plan of Salvation. Three days later The Son of God proved He was who He said he was. He came back! He said to tell others of His Love for us. There are those that will never believe this. As Christians, we keep trying to save everyone, But our Father tells us that we should not carry that worry on us. All will not be saved. I know that we all love to worship Jesus ,our Father, and are thankful for The Comforter that lives within us. This is to let us recognize our family we have here. As a member of The Holy Family, we must always try to help one another. It would be great to have this same love for our human family. Sad to say it is not always available. Because God gave us all free will,
a greed was allowed to form within families, that festers like a scab on the hearts of our own brothers and sister, that are
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We are to always remember where we came from, so we will know the direction to take to where we are going. We are
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The Technical Assistance Partnership for Child and Family Mental Health (TA Partnership) helped communities transform the way services are delivered to children and families by supporting the core values and guiding principles of the system of care philosophy. These values and principles emphasize family-driven and youth-guided services, cultural and linguistic competence, effective and evidence-based interventions, and sustainability within a coordinated community-based service system.
The TA Partnership assisted communities in developing and implementing a broad array of community- and strength-based services to improve outcomes for children with serious emotional disturbance and their families. The TA Partnership and our partners provided the following individualized TA, group TA, and TA that is accessible for all communities.
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- Cultural and Linguistic Competence: This community of practice shared resources and provided opportunities for enhancing cultural and linguistic competence. The community also hosted four learning communities supporting specific ethnic and cultural populations:
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Peanut Butter Cup Bars
1 cup flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 stick (1/2 cup) unsalted butter, at room temperature
3/4 cup smooth peanut butter (I used freshly ground. If you do, add an additional 1/4 teaspoon salt.)
1/2 cup light brown sugar
1/3 cup white sugar
1 large egg, room temperature, beaten
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
1 bag (7-9 ounces) mini peanut butter cups, lightly chopped
Heat the oven to 325 degrees. Grease an 8-by-8-inch pan (for thick bars) or a 9-by-13-inch pan.
Whisk together flour, baking soda and salt in a medium bowl; set aside. Cream together butter, peanut butter and sugars until smooth and lighter in color, about 1 minute. Add egg and vanilla extract and combine. Gradually pour in flour mixture and stir until just combined. Fold in the peanut butter cups.
Spread into the bottom of your baking pan. Bake for about 20 minutes, rotating halfway through, or until the top is a light golden brown. Remove from oven and cool. Cut into bars.
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – The Tiffany Costco dispute over alleged fake rings heated up this week. The judge has ordered the parties into settlement talks. The Tiffany Costco dispute was first detailed on LALATE back in February. While the case originates out of Huntington Beach, California, it was filed in the US District Court in Manhattan.
Tiffany sued Costco over alleged fake diamond engagement rings today. Tiffany told news that the purportedly fake rings were allegedly sold by Costco stores, not just in Southern California, but across the nation and allegedly for years. Tiffany alerted Costco in 2012 which removed the rings in December that year. But Tiffany filed suit around February 14 claiming trademark infringement, counterfeiting, unfair competition, injury to business reputation, false advertising and deceptive business practices.
"We now know that there are at least hundreds if not thousands of Costco members who think they bought a Tiffany engagement ring at Costco, which they didn't," Jeffrey Mitchell, Tiffany's counsel, said in a news statement at the time. "Costco knew what it was doing when it used the Tiffany trademark to sell rings that had nothing to do with Tiffany. This is not the kind of behavior people expect from a company like Costco, and this case will shed a much needed light on this outrageous behavior."
Initial news reports were left confused about the nature of the actual rings and their packaging sold in Costco. Costco in moving papers says the packaging is not suggestive of Tiffany's. It comes in a "plain beige outer gift boxes". The boxes aren't blue.
The two parties are disputing the significance of the word "Tiffany's", as to be expected. The ring company says the Costco "ring itself mimics the brand…If it is not generic — and I dare say it is not — then what are we talking about?"
Costco makes the peculiar statement about the Tiffany's trademark. "Tiffany is an eponymous name It's like Phillips screwdriver, it's like Murphy bed, it's like Ferris wheel…. For them to come in and bluster and say there's no dispute about what the word means will be contradicted by evidence that they were aware of this and they never acted until recently."
Tiffany's asserts that it dispatched its team to the Huntington Beach Costco after receiving the phone call. Inside the store they found a purported display case, featuring allegedly Tiffany's-like packaging, and inside a diamond engagement ring. But Tiffany's asserts that the rings are fake.
Tiffany's lawsuit claims that it maintains an "aggressive and rigorous intellectual property program and regularly takes actions against counterfeiters and infringers." The lawsuit also added "This is not the kind of behavior people expect from a company like Costco, and this case will shed a much needed light on this outrageous behavior."


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My VPS server is running Ubuntu 10.04 32bit now, but I have to upgrade my OS to 64bit because of the 32-bit limitation of mongoDB.
But if i reinstall the system, there are a lot of programs need to reinstall and reconfig, and I have to backup database and other files to another computer.
Is there a way to upgrade from 32-bit Ubuntu to 64-bit Ubunut with out reinstall system?


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Seattle came into their home playoff game as the first seed in the NFC based on a 13-3 regular season and looked totally like a favorite as they stifled Drew Brees and that Saints offense that can score on anybody: on anybody else. Richmond, Virginia native Russell Wilson is in his second year as an NFL player and he came into this game at an incredible 15-1 in home games as quarterback for Seattle.
Wilson was a big factor for New Orleans to deal with because of his ability to adapt. He has what used to be called happy feet. He has very happy feet. In 2013 he ran the ball 96 times for 539 yards. Sometimes he has planned runs and sometimes he adjusts to good coverage. He's unpredictable. His 2013 passer rating of 101.4 is excellent for such a young player.
New Orleans Saints @ Seattle Seahawks: January 11, 2014...4 P.M.
The Seahawks came out and relentlessly ran the ball on the 11-5 New Orleans defense and essentially put the game away in the first half. Only a late first half Saints defensive stand that kept Seattle out of the end zone and held them to a field goal kept the game manageable: it was 16-0 at half time. Marshawn Lynch scored on a 15-yard run in the first half. The still fresh Seattle defensive line kept Drew Brees totally locked down early on.
As is typical when playing tough defensive fronts New Orleans was able to move the ball with their passing game in the second half but would there be enough space for Brees to throw.
New Orleans finally scored at the first moments of the fourth quarter and went for two and succeeded. With most of the fourth quarter remaining the Seahawks led 16-8. This game figured to be a low-scoring game as Seattle came in with daunting numbers defensively.
They were 7-1 at home in 2013. New Orleans, on the other hand, was 3-5 on the road this year. These were the two best home teams in the NFC. New Orleans was 8-0 at home this year.
In the first half Drew Brees was totally stifled. This was the man who threw for more than 5,000 yards for the second straight year. Last year he threw for 5177 and this year 5162. To hold the Saints under 20 points would be an amazing effort.
Late into this game the Saints had a touchdown and a two-point conversion to show for their effort.
Just before the two minute warning sounded Seattle's Marshawn Lynch scored on a 31-yard run and put the game officially and realistically out of reach. With 2:40 left Seattle kicked an extra point after the Lynch touchdown.
New Orleans scored a late touchdown and hit the extra point with 00:26 left and the on side kick is hanging in mid-air in Saints' fans minds. It was 23-15. Would a big breeze catch it and let it float?
Marques Colston believe-it-or-not retrieved the onside kick and with 00:26 the Saints had 59 yards to go for a regulation tie and overtime. In the closing seconds Colston then caught a pass and threw a forward lateral that was detected by, well, everybody and the referees as well who flagged it and the clock ran out by rule.
What a game! Seattle Seahawks 23 New Orleans 15.
New Orleans was stifled totally offensively in the first half while Seattle ran up a 16-0 lead. Seattle rushed for 174 yards on 35 carries tonight; Russell Wilson was 9-18 for Seattle and threw for just over 100 yards. Seattle always had a comfortable lead in the second half and was never in danger of losing the lead.


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BlisterZine by NastyNasty© – digital prints made in Italy
It is a collection of original little format photographic works on specific topics of our land: Romagna, where we live.
There are pictures about "garibaldini" (Garibaldi's Fans) who try to have revivals of the real fights which happened near the big Salt-Marsh around our city 150 years ago, there are local skaters, training in the scruffy but energetic suburban skate parks, or the whiplash players, named Stciucarèn, who exist just here.
These monographs are made instinctively, they derive from a strong demand to prove and document "slices of reality" as a reportage of the daily life.
The name of this fanzine is from its packaging which is a transparent envelope, suitable for rare comics of the past.
Any issues is released with a small gadget which is a cover also, without a visible title and completely monochromatic.


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The Piano Lesson by August Wilson opened at Central Piedmont Community Collage's newly renovated Pease Auditorium on April 9. One of ten plays by the African American playwright, included in what he called the Pittsburg Cycle, the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama explores the conflict of an African American Charles family brother (Boy Willie played by Jonavan Adams) and his sister (Berniece played by Karen Abercombie) over the sale of the family piano.
Set in Pittsburgh during 1936, the action begins as Boy Willie and his sidekick Lymon (Robert N. Isaac) arrive with a truckload of watermelons from Mississippi at his sister's house in Pittsburgh where she lives with her daughter Maretha (Karen Ambercrombie) and her uncle Doaker (John W. Price). Determined to acquire enough money to buy his own farm, Boy Willie is there to sell the family piano.
Berniece, on the other hand, will not part with it. She sees the piano as an heirloom and a work of art that embodies their family's history. Doaker relates that, during the 1800s, a farmer named Robert Sutter exchanged two slaves, their 9-year old and great-grandmother (also named Berniece) for a piano as an anniversary present for his wife. Although Mrs. Sutter loved the piano, she missed her slaves. Unable to trade back the slaves, Sutter asked the great-grandfather (also named Boy Willie) to carve portraits of the slaves into the piano so that Mrs. Sutter would not miss them. Obeying, he also carved images of his mother, Mama Esther, his father, Boy Charles, his marriage, his son's birth, his mother's funeral, and the day his family was taken away.
In the 1900s, one of the Charles grandchildren, Boy Charles, decided the piano and its heritage belonged to their family and he talked his brothers, Doaker and Wining Boy (Gerald Hazelton), into stealing the piano while the Sutters were away at a picnic. The Sutter patriarch formed a posse and chased after Boy Charles and burned him to death while he hid in a boxcar of the Yellow Dog. Doaker went on to work for the railroad or 27 years and Wining Boy became a gambler, drunk and mediocre musician.
Sutter's ghost appears to each of the characters throughout the play. Although supernatural themes often lurk in Wilson's dramas, Sutter's apparition also symbolizes the oppressive society that continues to enslave and intimidate the Charles family and African-Americans on the whole, since the characters in Wilson's Pittsburgh Cycle portray the African American family as it struggled under the past injustices of slavery and present stumbling blocks of emancipation.
Although the play's central metaphor, the piano, dominates, there are many railroad metaphors, such as when Uncle Doaker says "If the train stays on the track, it will get where it's going." And, like two trains speeding to the same crossroad, there is dramatic tension between the material and spiritual worlds of Boy Willie and Berniece.
Wilson's play is worth seeing for its content alone but, under the direction of Corlis Hayes, The CPCC production is not very fast-paced, making an already long production (just shy of 3 hours) seems even longer. The rhythm of the southern black jargon makes many of the lines difficult to understand and, although the cast appears to be capable, the acting oftentimes comes off as wooden. Other than a forced sense of levity now and then, the only other layer appears to be anger, which is often portrayed bombastically.
When: April 16 -17 8 p.m.; April 18 2:30 p.m. *
Where: Pease Auditorium, CPCC campus near Kings Drive and Elizabeth Avenue
Tickets: $16
* There will also be a free workshop about August Wilson and his work at 11:a.m., Tuesday April 13 at Pease Auditorium.
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I can't recommend the way I eat to anyone. I'm not a 'normal' previously overweight person if there is one. I remember the shock of the other people at WW when I talked about that I can forgot to eat. I told them that I can realize it's nine o'clock at night and I haven't eaten anything all day. Well, now it's three or four in the afternoon some days. I can't eat at night anymore with my IBS. The rare times that I eat too much at night, I get violently ill. Something I want to avoid obviously.
I'm usually good about breakfast. I try to eat lunch before three. Many days, I don't manage until four or five since I'm out and I rather eat at home. That can cause problems since eating at night is dangerous for me. I have to get two meals in me before eight at the latest nine. Due to this, I need to eat about thirteen hundred calories in two meals fairly close together. I need the food to be calorie dense to manage that and not get ill.
I estimate that I need at least sixteen hundred calories a day to maintain my weight. I eat a lot of granola. I use full fat salad dressing. When I eat sweets, I eat the whole fat version. The previous week, I had a slice of pie everyday for a week so could eat the whole pie. I usually buy individual slices. Eating a slice a day for a week is something I don't want to repeat for a long time; that was a lot of pie.
My calorie breakdown is about thirty percent fat, twenty percent protein and fifty percent carbohydrates on the day that I eat enough protein. I have trouble getting the minimum of sixty grams as recommended by SP. I gave myself a goal of 45 when I started SP which I managed to meet most of the time. I now have the minimum set at 50 and I can meet it most days. Yesterday, I ate 49 grams of protein according to my nutrition tracker. The day before was eighty grams so that day and I had a diet that was twenty percent protein - a good goal. Yesterday, I ate only 9.8 percent of my calories as protein. The rest was 42.1 fat and 48.2 carbohydrates. Then, I went over my fat gram range for the day and slightly over my calorie range.
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I don't count micronutrients because math makes my head hurt.
I am sure it is a blessing and a curse to have to eat full fat, dense meals. Have you tried incorporating one extra meal? I am sure you have since you have struggled with this for a while. As long as you are maintaining your loss and not getting sick, I say stick with it.
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Wow, that 50,30,20 breakdown is exactly what has been suggested for me.
I also have trouble getting enough protein. I started making the peanut butter fudge protein bars from a SP recipe and that's helped a lot.
At least I'm keeping protein close to 100g and carbs under 200g.
Fat is never a problem for me to find. It's everywhere.
I've got to say that "forgetting to eat" doesn't ever to me.
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Hey '90s kids, remember that commercial with the nice lady in the blue dress promoting Muzzy, the video language program? According to the UK's Metro on Thursday, a new version of the program lets even bastards learn how to speak like Khal Drogo in a Game of Thrones-inspired parody that "no one was asking for."
The joke video comes from Nacho Punch, which posts a variety of sketches, pranks, and other comedy clips to its YouTube channel. In it, we see some Westerosi children learning to speak useful Dothraki phrases like "I will dance in your blood" with great ease, thanks to cassette tapes, scrolls, and animated renderings of the fearsome khal (there's even poor Talisa getting stabbed in the belly).
In case you forgot or somehow never saw what the original looked like, refresh your memory here. You'll notice that it's a pretty good parody, too, as it mimics the original nearly shot-for-shot. Dothraki not your thing? You can also learn Valyrian, Hodor, and White Walker (those last two must be pretty easy).
Parody aside, there is in fact someone who knows all the ins and outs of speaking Dothraki. David J. Peterson, who holds a masters in linguistics, was hired by the producers of Game of Thrones to create the whole language and determine how existing words used in the books such as khal and khaleesi should be pronounced (we're all doing it wrong, by the way).
Though we haven't gotten to hear quite as much of it, Peterson also constructed the Valryian language used on the show. Remember when Daenerys says "dracarys," commanding one of her dragons to burn the man selling her the Unsullied to a crisp? That's an example of High Valyrian found in the books, which Peterson expanded on. He is also the founder of the Language Creation Society.
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I am an aspiring photographer. I'm going to high school and college to become a photographer and i'm extremely excited about it. I will mostly put out journals; but if i just so happen to put out art I hope you can help me by telling me what you think. that would be very helpful. :3
Well some things about me.....
my favorite color-red
my favorite thing to do-read books and manga/ play football
known facts about me (w/my friends)- i'm very tomboyish so i play a lot of sports (if i could :C ) i can't really play them because of some self conscious issues that i'm trying desperately to get over, but in any case , i like dying my hair (well that's kinda girly ri-i-ight??) it's more of a hobby/addiction, i just can't stop (he-he that's what she said). i am not perverted i just have dirty thoughts i don't usually act on them so i'm okay for the time being.
current relationship status: SINGLE, X-(, it gets boring w/ nobody to tease but i can live with it.
my favorite things to do(again)- be alone(most of the time), not be annoyed, listen to music, sleep, think about where my future husband is and what he is doing right now and what he's doing that's taking him so d*mn long to find me, draw shit..... not literally, laugh a lot.
I can't really think about anything else but if i do i'll put it on here XDDD
Okay i Love You Beautiful. see you next time