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Geraldo Rivera Blames Trayvon Martin Killing on a Hooded Sweatshirt [Updated]
Eminent journalist has a theory about the Trayvon Martin tragedy.
Fox and Friends, that venerable staging ground for pathbreaking political commentary, had Geraldo Rivera on this morning for a rousing round of victim blaming. Essentially, one of the nation's best known journalists believes that Trayvon Martin was shot because he was wearing a hooded sweatshirt. "You going to be a gangster wannabe?" Rivera said. "Well then, people are going to perceive you as a menace."
Rivera, sometimes looking directly at the camera, called upon all black and Latino parents to stop their kids from wearing hoodies. Running the numbers, he confidently claimed "I'll bet you money, if [Martin] didn't have that hoodie on, that nutty neighborhood watch guy would have never responded in that violent and aggressive way."
And yes, there was more. Not wanting to miss an opportunity to take on Occupy Wall Street, Fox and Friends host Steve Doocy took aim at Wednesday's "million hoodie march" for justice in the Martin case. "You're not helping," Doocy and Rivera agreed. "You cannot rehabilitate the hoodie."
This is good news for George Zimmerman and racial stereotyping, who can pass the blame to a hooded garment. Unfortunately, it's very bad news for monks. They've been sporting the style since the middle ages.
Gangster wannabes ...
Update: We can't tell for sure, but it looks like Lebron James and the Miami Heat have come down on the hoodie issue that Geraldo Rivera so trenchantly raised this morning. James just posted a dramatic picture on his Twitter of he and his teammates sporting hoodies. The tweet bore the hashtags #Stereotyped, #WeAreTrayvonMartin, #Hoodies, and #WeWantJustice.


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(Des Moines) – The Mercy College of Health Sciences Medical Assisting Program has just been awarded continuing accreditation for seven years, the longest possible, by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) on recommendation of the Curriculum Review Board of the American Association of Medical Assistants' Endowment (AAMAE). Graduates of the program are eligible to sit for the Certified Medical Assistant Exam administered by the American Association of Medical Assistants. The next comprehensive evaluation of the program will include an on-site review and is scheduled to occur no later than March 2015.
Medical Assistants prepare patients for examinations by taking temperature, weight, blood pressure and pulse, and then aid physicians during exams and treatments. They may also give injections, draw blood, prepare lab specimens, and conduct evaluation testing. In addition, they also have administrative duties such as billing and collections, scheduling appointments, maintaining files, preparing reports, and establishing office procedures.
Mercy College is the only Catholic college in Central Iowa and is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA).


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Over the last few years criminals in the border areas in Guangxi have adopted many methods to traffic Vietnamese women into China. In 2005, China and Vietnam launched a joint campaign over two months, and over 100 Vietnamese women were rescued and repatriated. One of them was a 19 year old girl called Ruan Shihua. In June 2005 she went to Dongxing city in Guangxi for a relative's wedding. Afterwards, five men who were pretending to be police came to the house to check documents, and as she did not enter China legally and did not have any identification, she was taken away. In the course of investigating a prostitution case, the police not only successfully rescued Ruan and apprehended two suspects (one Vietnamese and one Chinese), but also rescued another 10 Vietnamese women trafficked into China for prostitution.
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What are Painkillers?
Painkillers refer to a wide array of medications, including over-the-counter drugs. The common element of all the medications is the reduction of pain, though the specific ingredients and the impact on the body can vary.
Although painkillers are a common medication to handle discomfort that ranges from generalized headaches to severe pain after an injury, all of the medications have certain risks and dangers that are associated with taking the drugs.
Overdose Risk
A major danger that is associated with any painkiller, including the over-the-counter drugs, is the risk of overdosing. Although the term is often associated with illegal or prescription medications, it is possible to take too much over-the-counter pain medication and face danger.
The symptoms of an overdose on painkillers include:
- Disorientation
- Dizziness
- Nausea
- Fainting
- Hallucinations
- Lethargy
- Seizures
- Trouble breathing
- Death
While symptoms include a wide range of different problems, any painkiller can have dangerous effects on the body and mind. The specific dangers will depend on the drug and the dosage that was taken.
Overdosing on a painkiller is only possible when the medication is taken in large enough doses to cause damage. While each individual will have different reactions to the medication, taking the medication as directed on the bottle or by a medical doctor will reduce the risk of taking too much.
Developing a Dependency
Developing an addiction
to painkillers is a risk that every individual takes when the medication is used. Even though prescription pain relievers have a higher chance of developing an addiction, it is possible to face dependence or challenges associated with over-the-counter medications when it is used daily.
Chemical dependency
is a challenge that doctors face when patients are struggling with severe physical pain and discomfort. Accidentally becoming addicted to the drug is a growing problem as individuals take medications to fight pain from accidents, injuries or physical discomfort from age-related illnesses.
Due to the risk of developing an addiction to pain relievers, doctors take measures to reduce the risk by slowly reducing the dosage after a patient heals from an injury.
When a chemical dependence develops after a medication was provided for legitimate medical reasons, it is best to seek professional help to overcome the challenge before it can become a severe addiction.
Chemical dependency is often the first step onto the path of addiction. When a doctor prescribes an opioid medication, it is best to discuss any concerns about developing a dependency or addiction to the drug so a doctor can take measures to reduce the risk.
Heart Attacks
Heart health is a concern for many men and women throughout the country.
The risk of a heart attack increases when certain non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or NSAIDs, are used on a regular basis. Although the medications are over-the-counter drugs that are available in many grocery stores and pharmacies, it is possible to face heart problems that develop as a direct result of the drug.
The risks to the heart vary based on the particular medications. Certain NSAIDs have a higher risk of heart attacks than others, but many of those medications were removed from the market due to the evidence of health risks.
Although heart health concerns have become a concern, the risk is variable based on the medication and certain pain relievers do not have a high risk of heart attacks. The risk is also directly related to the amount of medication used, so occasional use of the medication will not have as high a risk as regular use of the drugs.
Interactions With Other Medications
The possible problems that an interaction might cause include:
- Shaking
- Hallucinations
- Seizures
- Difficulty concentrating
- Difficulty breathing
- Death
Depending on the medications and the other dietary concerns, the exact impact and risk will vary. Before taking any medication that is prescribed by a doctor, patients should inform a doctor about other drugs or herbal remedies that are used. Even a herb used for good health can cause a serious reaction when it mixes with the wrong medication.
Drug interactions can occur with over-the-counter and prescription medications, so patients should always ask questions about the possible interactions before taking a new medication with over-the-counter pain relievers. It is better to ask questions than the face the possibility of a dangerous interaction when alternative pain relievers might not have the same impact.
Side Effects
The side effects are often overlooked when it relates to pain relievers, but they are a serious concern for some individuals. In many cases, the side effects of an over-the-counter medication are mild.
Common side effects that might occur include:
- Dry mouth
- Dizziness
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Bleeding
- Swelling
- Itchiness
- Hives
- Rashes
- Shaking
- Seizures
- Allergic reactions
The side effects will depend on the individual. To avoid side effects that are related to known allergies, patients should always discuss allergies with a medical professional before taking a new prescription pain reliever. It is also wise to read the ingredients in an over-the-counter medication to avoid any medications that have ingredients that are known to cause allergic reactions.
Even over-the-counter medications will have side effects. The intensity and particular impact will depend on the drug and personal body, but every individual should expect some discomfort from side effects after taking any medication. The labels or dosage instructions will provide a list of possible side effects that are common to the specific medication and the side effects that are most dangerous.
No Painkillers are Really "Safe"
Taking any medication means that an individual is taking certain risks. Although the specific dangers will depend on the drug and the dosage, it is a fact that every pain reliever is potentially dangerous.
The key is taking the time to learn about the specific medication and then taking measures to reduce the risks that are associated with the drug.
Even the over-the-counter drugs that are used for small discomforts or unexpected small pains can have a dangerous impact on the body.


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Lenovo only just whipped out its card to buy Motorola Mobility from Google for $2.91 billion last week, but now the Chinese giant is reportedly in talks with Sony about a possible joint venture to take over Sony's struggling VAIO PC business.
Japanese broadcaster NHK is behind the juicy news, with Sony saying in a statement: "Sony continues to address various options for the PC business, but the press report on a possible PC business alliance between Sony and Lenovo is inaccurate". Sony says it has plans to revamp its VAIO line of devices, which has been slammed by the smartphone and tablet business.
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Sometimes, "P" is for fantasy. This column recently reviewed the first "Pirates of the Caribbean" film and "The Princess Bride". Whereas the former is an action film and the latter is a romance film, 2003's "Peter Pan" is a family-oriented movie, based on a now 110-year-old play that first proved that audiences would embrace sophisticated folly.
"Peter Pan" is based on the story by Scottish playwright J.M. Barrie. The curious tale centers on the imaginative Wendy Darling (played by Rachel Hurd-Wood). She lives with her brothers in London and likes telling them fantasy stories. This practice does not sit well with her aunt (played by Lynn Redgrave), who feels that this is not proper behavior for a young woman of Wendy's station in life. One evening, she is visited by the mischievous Peter Pan (played by Jeremy Sumpter). Peter is a boy who refuses to grow up. He comes from the unfamiliar territory of Neverland. Peter takes Wendy and her brothers to his home. Once they are in Neverland, Captain Hook (played by Jason Issacs) and his crew work hard to find them. Hook wants revenge since he lost his hand to a crocodile while battling Peter. Wendy and Peter fight Hook with assistance from other characters familiar to the story: Tinker Bell and the Lost Boys.
"Peter Pan" is a very good version of the classic story. It is a little darker than the animated Disney film. We feel sorry for Peter because he can never grow up. Although this version, like other versions of the story, shows that he does not want to grow up, it shows subtle glimpses of a life he cannot have.
Rachel Hurd-Wood is great as Wendy, who has a lot of imagination and is good at telling stories. Jeremy Sumpter is equally good as Peter, who finds himself attracted to her. Jason Issacs is perfectly cast as Hook. He makes a great villain.
"Peter Pan" is one of the best versions of J.M. Barrie's classic tale.


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And I was starting to think I was the only hillbilly that liked sasafrass tea. It has to be dug by yourself though, that stuff they sell in the store is crap.
most everything needs water to survive, so I would look for water first. If you can't find water, make a place for water to gather. I once seen a show where a guy dug a ditch in a desert, laid a tarp in the ditch, poked a hole in the middle of the tarp, and put a can under the hole. After morning, the dew gathered and ran down the tarp into the can. It was enough to get a good drink from. Granted you need these supplies, but I bet you could compensate.
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What about warmth?...I haven't tried this yet, but it sounds clever. After you establish your fire, gather rocks. Put the rocks in the fire to heat up. Dig a small ditch about 4-8 inches deep (enough to cover said rocks) and as long as you are. Put the rocks in after they are HOT. Cover with earth from the digging, and set your sleeping bag over the trench. The earth will insulate the rocks and keep the heat in. No sleeping bag?, gather leaves and test temp. so you don't burn your ass:)
I too have eaten fresh water messels, and crawdads. Both were terrible! I am sure that both would taste much better with a little more effort than I gave it, and a "survival appetite". Dandelion greens seem good to me, but I always drain the first boil water, then add new water and bring to a simmer. It seems to rid most of the bitterness, and some salt&pepper helps out, too.
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A friend of mine that was Chinese has said " if it has four legs and isn't a table, if it swims in the ocean and is not a submarine and if it flys in the air and is not a plane, EAT IT"
can some deer meat, i have some that's 6 years old and still tastes good. you can can anything almost, even bread.
if the SHTF, don't count on there being too many large sized animals left around for long. A buddy of mine, his dad grew up during the depression. He said the first year wasn't such a big deal becuase everyone hunted. he said the second year there wasn't a deer or squirrel left....
Could you imagine if everone hunted, what it would be like now? I'd bet after the second year there wouldn't be too many two legged creatures left!
remember cold-blooded critters don't have worms or several other nasties that live in warm blooded critters
remember...if you can't eat it, lick it so fast they think you're eatin' it..


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You've seen others like it, sailing across lanes of traffic, snagged in trees, fences, and fields, or sliding silently down creeks and flooded roadsides. Plastic bags, much like take-out containers and plastic water bottles, are single-use items, meaning they're designed to be used once, disposed of, and forgotten. At best, they're recycled into more bags or plastic lumber. At worst, they blow out of your car, your garbage bin, or off the top of the landfill. They wave, wiggle, and wander their way into every nook and cranny of civilized and uncivilized life. Despite their prevalence, or perhaps because of it, we ignore them.
Most people don't even know that plastic bags can be recycled, either at grocery stores or at drop-off centers. Others don't realize that all kinds of plastic wrapping and film and bags can be recycled, not just the two-handled variety. Others still don't know that a majority of the bags you put in the recycling bins don't make it all the way to becoming something new. If they aren't bagged together or tied in knots, they tend to blow away before ever making it to a facility. In commingled, or single-stream curbside recycling, loose bags can gum up the sorting and processing machines. Recycling is a great idea, but it doesn't work well for everything. Like cigarettes and high-fructose corn syrup, some things we just need to cut back on, no matter how addicted we are.
I'd wager that few people know that the Park City and Summit County councils actually passed a joint resolution "encouraging the utilization of reusable bags" in August, 2013. It's an official way of sounding like something's being done, when really they're just maintaining the status quo. It's like saying, "Hey guys, let's try to do better, okay?" No carrot, no stick, no teeth.
It's time to quit plastic bags. Bans and fees already affect 20 million people in towns, cities, and counties across the country. It's going to come to us eventually, so why not get a head start? If Dallas, Tex. can support a 5-cent bag fee (yes, Dallas! A petroleum industry hub!), and Austin can get behind a bag ban, I think Salt Lake City can handle it. And Park City, even with your reusable bag resolution, you're seriously lagging behind some of your biggest rival towns, like Aspen, Telluride, Truckee, South Lake Tahoe, and Santa Fe. Believe it or not, tourists who are seeking out mountain activities, film festivals and art havens also enjoy having views untarnished by the modern-day tumbleweed. So put some teeth into your next resolution and make a real difference.
When we discuss a plastic bag ban, we're not talking about an all-out war against anything remotely convenient or useful. We're talking about cutting back on a substance that is doing more harm than good, and one that we can do without. So unless you want to salute that beige plastic flag waving from the bushes, it's time we said no to plastic bags.
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Paper: Primarily an Arches 100% cotton acid free French-made paper called Rives Heavyweight. I have bought this paper from Daniel Smith, New York Central Art Supply, and Orange Art.
Pigments: Mostly from Guerra Pigment and Kremer Pigment. McLain's sells an Aqua Kolor line of pigment which are fine. Gouache or watercolor pigments print fine.
Rice paste: Rice starch for museum mounting from Talas, or Lineco. Rice flour will work. Other possibilities include wall-paper paste, gum Arabic, methyl cellulose, and a ready to use nori paste from McLain's.
Carving tools: Micro-gouge sets from Woodcraft. Don't forget to order the pouch.
Carving blocks: Shina plywood from McLain's. Other possibilities: Baltic birch plywood, mdf board, various plywoods or boards. I carve on solid blocks mostly made up here in the shop from lumber I have harvested (basswood, birch, poplar, and cherry).
Brushes: mostly from McLain's, or Woodlike Matsumara.
Barens: from McLain's or Woodlike Matsumara. McLain's offers a baren recovering service.
Woodlike Matsumara, a hardware store owner in Japan who specializes in tools and materials for hanga printmaking. They sell some nice brushes, barens, takenokowa skins for your baren, carving blocks, and more. Look for English section of site at www.woodlike.co.jp/.
Guerra Paint and Pigment, 510 East 12th St., NYC, 10009. (212-529-0628) Water dispersed pigments and other products for making your own paint and inks.
Kremer Pigments, 247 West 29th St., NYC, 10001. (800-995-5501) German company importing highest quality artist pigments: mica, rice paste.
McClain's Print-making Supplies, P.O. Box 40163, Portland, Oregon, 97240-0163, (800-832-4264) importer and supplier of Japanese tools and materials for use in hanga print-making: brushes, barens, paper, carving blocks. They have a great catalogue and web-site. Go here for supplies and materials first!
Daniel Smith, 4150 First Ave., Seattle, Washington, 98124-5508. (800-426-6740) supplier of artists tools and materials : papers, barens, inks and additives.
Hida Tool and Hardware, Inc., 1333 San Pablo Ave., Berkeley, CA 94702. Carving tools.
Graphic Chemical, 728 North Yale Ave., P.O. Box 27, Villa Park, IL 60181. (800-465-7382) Print-making supplies: inks, brayers, paper, carving blocks I have never used.
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Adam McKay, "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy" (2004).
I've come to realize that Will Ferrell's secret comic weapon is the dullness of his eyes. No, really, bear with me here: he's mastered the art of the blank stare, a look that seems to suggest that something you said just isn't quite sinking in. (Which is why his Saturday Night Live impressions of George W. Bush were painfully on target.) It only serves to heighten the effect of his buffoonery; in the excellent Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, Ferrell employs that slow-witted stare along with a clueless arrogance and precise comic timing, often a few significant seconds off. That stare — plus his total lack of shame about removing his shirt and showing off that worryingly hirsute barrel chest — is what makes this Ferrell's movie.
Anchorman revolves around the all-male KVWN Channel 4 News Team, headed by the obnoxiously narcissistic Ron Burgundy. But their boys' club is threatened by the new hiring (to comply with "diversity" standards) of the ambitious Veronica Corningstone (played by a very good Christina Applegate). It's a satire, to be sure, but arguably director and co-writer Adam McKay is far too polite about who and what he skewers — '70s machismo, the idiocy of local television news, the insufferableness of San Diego as a whole — to cause any discomfort. (McKay isn't a satirist like, say, Dave Chappelle.) Indeed, there's something almost touching, if you will, about all the masculine anxiety on display.
McKay isn't even much of a social observer. For a film about a newsroom, there's little about the rhythms of news-gathering. There's a good reason, for instance, why Mike Judge's Office Space is still so revered in certain quarters today: for an ostensibly trifling comedy, it's also frighteningly accurate about the details of work.
Anchorman, on the other hand, is set in no known reality; it's a universe where people play jazz flute at the drop of a hat, dogs talk to bears, and reporters are dismembered, Lancelot du Lac-style. What makes the film shine is the rate at which the absurdities and non sequiturs are lobbed at the audience, with Ferrell (who's also the co-writer) as the main pie thrower. In this respect, Ferrell is really more of a clown, but a clown — and this is the crucial part — who's too dumb to recognize his own silliness.
Ferrell is surrounded by a fantastic ensemble cast, which includes Paul Rudd and Fred Willard. Their performances are one-note — particularly in the case of Steve Carell's character, a simpering moron of a weatherman (oops, I meant "meteorologist") — but they're close to a kind of perfect pitch. (Watch for a cameo-laden extended joke towards the end about a showdown between rival news teams; it's excruciatingly funny.)
Anchorman is fairly shapeless; it really is just a collection of sketches, loosely organized around a mere skeleton of a plot. Even before you see the outtakes during the closing credits, you can kind of tell which scenes are ad-libbed — probably most of them, if I could make a guess, because the lines are sometimes so fascinatingly random. But if anything, the looseness is something of a virtue in this case. You can detect the seams of the film's haphazard construction more clearly: as a series of situations and riffs. But it's not a series of gags, as in a Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker movie like Top Secret!; there's far more willingness in McKay's film — and again, this is crucial — to dare to make no sense.


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|Lynn Dale Blackwell b. 1 August 1925, d. 7 March 1993
|Phillip Dwight Blackwell b. c 1948
|Sue Ann Blackwell b. c 1950
|Bernice is the daughter of Paul A. Brown and Ina McQueen.1
|12 August 1926
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name: Lynn D Blackwell
event: Marriage
event date: 09 Mar 1947
event place: , Dekalb, Indiana
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registration place: , Dekalb, Indiana, United States
marriage license date: 06 Mar 1947
residence: Auburn, , Indiana
gender: Male
age (estimated): 22
number of prior marriages: 1
race: White
birth date: 01 Aug 1925
birthplace: Butler, , Indiana
father's name: Warner Blackwell
mother's name: Mabel E Hermance
spouse's name: N Bernice Brown
spouse's residence: Garrett, , Indiana
spouse's gender: Female
spouse's age (estimated): 21
spouse's number of prior marriages: 1
spouse's race: White
spouse's birth date: 12 Aug 1926
spouse's birthplace: Champaine, , Illinois
spouse's father's name: Paul A Brown
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MEDINA —A judge will hear arguments at 9 a.m. Tuesday from two newly elected Westfield Township trustees who seek to block an out-of-court settlement that would allow commercial development on a 105-acre lot on Greenwich Road.
The property now is zoned primarily for rural homes, but Timothy and Linda Kratzer filed a lawsuit in August to overturn a decision by the township Board of Zoning Appeals that barred the couple from building.
A possible settlement between the Kratzers and the current trustees is set for announcement Friday, but trustees-elect William Thombs and Michael Schmidt — who will take office Jan. 1 — filed a "motion to intervene" on Thursday requesting a judge delay the Friday meeting.
Medina County Common Pleas Judge Christopher J. Collier said he plans to make a ruling in time for the meeting.
The settlement is supported by trustees Gary Harris and Ronald Oiler, who voted in favor of rezoning in 2012 and were defeated by Thombs and Schmidt in the November election. Thombs led a November 2011 referendum decision against the rezoning, and Schmidt served on the zoning appeals board that rejected the variance in July.
Thombs and Schmidt accuse Harris and Oiler of trying to get the case settled before they leave office.
Five township residents who own land near the lot, at 5669 Greenwich Road, have also filed motions to intervene, saying building commercially on the land would impede work on nearby farms, reduce property values, increase police and fire taxes and would make flooding more likely.
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Katie Hazelton joined the Duke swimming and diving staff as a volunteer assistant diving coach in September, 2013. She assists head diving coach Nunzio Esposto in overseeing the Blue Devil divers.
In 2014-15, MaryEllen Targonski wrapped up an impressive rookie campaign by representing the Blue Devils in the ACC platform championship final. She went on to final on the platform and on the 1-meter springboard at the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships. All four Duke divers qualified for the Zones meet, and the group also combined for 61 points at the conference championship.
In her first season at Duke, Hazelton saw Nick McCrory capture his fourth NCAA title in men's platform diving and a pair of All-America accolades. Four of the Blue Devil divers competed at the 2014 NCAA Zone B Diving Championships, with McCrory winning the 1-meter and platform events.
A native of Harpenden, Hertfordshire, England, Hazelton joined the Blue Devils after serving as the program director for the Duke Diving club team for the past year. Prior to coming to Durham, she was a diving technical operations manager with the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, overseeing planning and development for the 2012 Summer Olympics.
Hazelton also worked as an aquatics officer with the American Swimming Association from 2010-11 and was previously a diving talent development officer with the organization from 2007-10.
A 2005 graduate of Leeds University in Leeds, England, Hazelton earned a bachelor of sports science and physiology degree.
She is the daughter of Jackie and Brian Hazelton, who are both involved with diving in Great Britain.
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Kevin Nash recently did a radio interview with Chad Dukes of 106.7 The Fan DC's Lavar Arrington Show. In it, he teased a possible match with CM Punk.
As I mentioned in today's Ask WNW, Nash is still with WWE and I fully expect him to re-appear on television.
Thanks to Wrestling News World writer Rick Craig for his help with this story.


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Iyaden Video Shows Some Rules
The New Iyaden Supplement is out and here is the video!
The New Iyaden Supplement is out and here is the video!
Gamers Sanctuary in Flint, Michigan hosted Fresh Coast 40K for The Big Game III.
As promised this is the video from our 6k game check it out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVbSPIwSA9Y
This is absolutely BRILLIANT!
Gothic Power Generator Secret Weapon Miniatures has released a video with its upcoming releases.
Playing against your old army is an interesting experience. There were several times I almost reached for the wrong model. However, in the end, I remember that I was playing my Angels of Vengeance Deathwing army as I took on the Angels Encarmine commanded by Snake-Eyes. Enjoy the video!
Spring Fever was April 8-10th. This is the video for day one.
Here you go, our weekly battle report. This time it features my Angels Encarmine Vs. Obi-None's Chaos Space Marines. The game was played at 1500 points as we were planning on playing the next round of our campaign. However, the campaign has sputtered and will be flushed; a new campaign however will take its place…more on to come on that tomorrow. Anyways, here is the video.


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Moraine Park Technical College is hosting a seminar that will help area businesses learn how to market to the federal government on Wednesday, Nov. 10 in West Bend, 2151 North Main Street. The training session will be conducted by the Business Procurement Assistance Center (BPAC).
Marketing to the Federal Government will be held in the morning from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Attendees will learn how marketing to the federal government differs from marketing in the commercial sector, how to develop a marketing action plan, various strategies on partnering and networking and marketing tips and techniques. The fee for this seminar is $35 per person.
Registration for this seminar is required and can be done online at http://madisoncollege.org/bpac-wi. For questions, contact BPAC at email@example.com or call 608-243-4490.
The United States government is the largest purchaser of goods and services in the world. Knowing how to market to a federal agency and how to submit a compliant and responsive proposal to a government solicitation gives your firm a competitive advantage in selling in this vast federal market.
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Newspapers collection (18th-20th C.)
The collection comprises original and microfilm copies of newspapers from around the world, dating from the 18th century onwards. The collection includes a wide-ranging section of 19th century British newspapers (including, for instance, the Illustrated London News, the Graphic, and Punch); a diverse section of 20th century European newspapers, mainly from France, Spain, Germany, and Italy; and an international section with a focus on newspapers for the American Welsh, such as Ninnau and Y Drych. Cardiff University student newspapers are also included in the collection, from the early days of the College Magazine in the 1880s, through to present day issues of the Gair Rhydd.
A very broad range of Welsh newspapers is included in the collection, with titles ranging from the Aberystwyth Times to Yr Ymofynnydd; the collection is strong on 19th century local papers from around Wales.
A range of Indian newspaper reports, for the 1860s-1940s is also of significance.
Date range: 18th-20th century.
Strengths: Welsh local newspapers, 19th century British illustrated newspapers, student newspapers
Size: c. 140 Welsh titles, 80 British/Irish titles, 40 continental titles, 20 overseas titles.
Languages: Welsh, English, French, Spanish, German and Italian
Keywords: Welsh newspapers, British newspapers, European newspapers, student newspapers, American Welsh.
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For a bounded subset $B$ of $\mathbb{R}^n$, its inner Jordan measure is defined as $$ m_*(B)=\sup_{S\subset B} m (S) $$ and its outer Jordan measure as $$ m^*(B)=\inf_{S\supset B} m (S) $$ where the infimum and supremum are taken over simple sets $S$ and $m$ is the volume function of simple sets. The definitions are from Wikipedia.
I am considering this question: are Jordan inner and outer measures outer and inner measures respectively?
Jordan inner measure satisfies null at empty set and superadditivity, but can it fail "Limits of decreasing towers" and "Infinity must be approached"?
Jordan outer measure satisfies null at empty set and monotonicity, but can it fail the countable subadditivity?
If they are not outer and inner measures, what kinds of set functions are they? Thanks in advance!


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Stratford (5-1, 1-0) at Canadian (6-0, 1-0), 7:30 p.m.: No. 1 Canadian has won 19 in a row. No. 8 Stratford seems to win every big game it plays. Get there early.
Boys Ranch (4-2, 1-0) at Bovina (3-3, 0-1), 7:30 p.m.: Boys Ranch and coach Mike Lozano continue their quest for the first playoff berth in school history against Bovina.
Caprock (4-2, 1-0) at Dumas (4-2, 1-0), 7:30 p.m.: Nobody predicted this District 3-4A football game would have playoff implications, but this battle of organge does.
Midland High (5-1, 5-0) at Amarillo High (4-2, 3-2), 7:30 p.m.: The Sandies were impressive in beating Monterey. Midland High has been impressive since the first practice.
River Road (2-4, 0-1) at Highland Park (3-3, 0-1), 7:30 p.m.: Neither had won a game when they met last year. The winner needs two more W's for a playoff berth.
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I purchased this dress just a couple months ago, it was the first dress I tried on and I loved it. However for the last few years I've had a picture on my phone of what I call my "Dream dress", I never thought I would find this dress but low and behold I did just recently online. My fiancé said that in order for me to buy the dream dress, I must sell the first dress I purchased. Needless to say this dress has never been worn, the tags are still attached!
- Alterations: I have made no alterations to the dress, ironically the week before I went to do alterations I found the other dress.
- Preservation Method: It is still in all the packaging as when I purchased it, I have not taken it out at all since the day I tried it on and made the purchase.
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To Salzman, the movie "Don Jon" helps to reinforce the message that sexual addiction is a real psychological disorder — whether or not mainstream therapists agree.
Not the whole story
But not everyone believes that "Don Jon" strikes the right balance. Hollywood films that explore pornography addiction frequently show sexually explicit content.
Jessica Mockett, who is in the process of filing a documentary about sex and pornography addicts, said she laughed at Gordon-Levitt's treatment of pornography. "He made some comments about how he wanted to bring awareness to sex addiction," she said. Then, as if addressing Gordon-Levitt, "yet you are showing vast amounts of pornography in your film. Anyone struggling with pornography is going to be massively triggered by the imagery in your film."
Mockett stumbled across the subject of her documentary when she began to talk with friends and co-workers about the problems of pornography. "I quickly found that as I was talking about it in this open, nonjudgmental forum, people would respond and tell me a little bit about what they were going through," Mockett said. " I quickly found that I did know people who had or were struggling with pornography addiction."
"And as soon as you educate yourself, you realize how many people around you are struggling with this addiction," Mockett said. Her film, tentatively titled "The Heart of the Matter," aims to explain the nature and recovery of pornography addiction.
Todd Blaquiere, Marketing Director at Fight the New Drug, criticizes the false parallelism in "Don Jon" of comparing pornography addiction to other habits. For example, obsessing over love of romance and romantic movies is likened to pornography, as Don Jon compares his new girlfriend's love of romance to his relationship with pornography.
"It comes down to the neurology of it," Blaquiere said. "If you look at what recent studies on how pornography affects the dopamine system, pornography becomes addictive because it actually hijacks your dopamine system. It brings you back. You know the substance is harmful and you don't want to be a part of it, but you keep coming back. It also increases in severity over time. My wife likes romantic movies but she doesn't seem to want to watch 50 of them a day, so I don't see any escalation there. This is not the same thing: it doesn't affect the brain the same way."
Sex addiction is real
The over-sexualization of entertainment and media in general rarely presents the audience with the truth about addiction. But these latest films did get a couple things right. Characters may not always be labeled "addict" in fictionalized portrayals of pornography and sex addiction, and that is also a reflection of their real-world counterparts.
"A lot of people have this assumption that when somebody actually becomes addicted, all these red flares go off and all these signs pop up saying this guy is now addicted, he's now crossed the line and he's addicted," Pipanne said. "Addicts assume that, at some point I will know that I'm addicted. And it's the same thing with the people that surround the addict, that at some point, we'll realize he's addicted, but now he's just on a course towards danger."
Signs of addiction are present in the films, if not specifically called out.
"There's a part in the movie where she comes back to his place, they're intimate, she's sleeping and he goes into another room where there's a computer and starts looking at pornography," Pipanne said. "And that, I think, is a realistic portrayal of a sex addict, where the relationship with the real person is right there and yet he still goes back to the pornography."
Perra said there is no profile of a typical addict. Anyone can be affected.
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Rising energy costs, health care and employment are main concerns on the minds of millions of Americans this upcoming election. They are also issues that hit close to home for South Central Kentuckians.
Republican incumbent Rep. Ed Whitfield and democrat Tom Barlow are running for Kentucky's 1st Congressional District seat. Kentucky's 1st Congressional District is the largest in the state and domestic issues are vitally important for residents across this 34 county area.
Both Whitfield and Barlow said employment is one of their main domestic issues of this election term, but they see Kentucky's employment status from two different views.
Whitfield said 15 foreign companies have put plants in the 1st District and attributes Kentucky's quality of life and tremendous workforce training program for this economic development, but Barlow said there is a lack of technical education in Kentucky.
Health Care
Health care is another major concern on the minds of Kentuckians.
Both candidates said they are aware of the more than 500,000 Kentuckians without insurance and plan to change this staggering statistic.
Barlow said a productive bi-partisan effort is needed for improvements. While Whitfield said important strides have already been made as far as medicare and medicaid go, but efforts need to be focused on those who fall in the cracks.
Even though prices at the pump may be relatively low right now energy remains a concern for Kentuckians and a hot topic of debate for these candidates. Barlow said democrats are the reason for the recent reduction in gas prices, but Whitfield attributes the sudden downward trend to recently passed legislation. Whitfield also said although there remains a lot to be done progress has been made.
Both candidates agree looking for alternative fuel sources is the best way to combat the nation's dependence on foreign fuel, and they both also say securing bio-diesel production plants will ensure farmers agricultural productivity.


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2008-09 (Sophomore): Outdoor Track: Saw limited action in the 800 meters and 1500 meter dash... Ran the 1500 meter dash in 5:12.90 at the Larry Ellis Invitational (4/17)... At the UConn Invitational (4/4), finished the 800 meters in 2:43.47... Indoor Track: Competed in the 1000 meters three times... Posted her best time of the year (3:15.01) at the Great Dane Invitational (1/23), taking 19th place overall.
2007-08 (Freshman): During the indoor season, teamed up with Liz Fisk, Gina Perno, and Jen Curtain to finish 14th in the 4X800 meter relay at the New England Championships (3/1) with a time of 9:43.35 ... At the URI Invitational (2/2), finished the mile in 5:30.30 ... Posted a time of 3:20.08 in the 1000 meter at the URI New Year Classic (1/11).
Before UMass: A 2007 graduate of Weymouth High School where she was a four-year letterwinner in cross country and track ... Cross country captain as a senior ... A two-time cross country all-conference performer and named the High School's Female MVP in 2006 ... Holds personal-best times in the 1,000 meters (3:07), the mile (5:40), the 800 meters (2:21) and the 5,000 meters (20:04) ... An honor roll student all four years.
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Nater, U M; Hoppmann, C; Klumb, P L (2010). Neuroticism and conscientiousness are associated with cortisol diurnal profiles in adults-Role of positive and negative affect. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 35(10):1573-1577 .
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A substantial body of research on the pathophysiology of negative health outcomes has focused on dysregulation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis. Maladaptive and adaptive personality features have been discussed to be associated with health outcomes. In the current study, we investigated the association of neuroticism (N) and conscientiousness (C) with diurnal cortisol levels in 102 working parents (M age=37 years; 50% female). Further, we examined the impact of daily positive and negative affect on this association. During a 6-day time-sampling phase, cortisol was measured at awakening and after that within intervals of 3h. We found a positive association of N with cortisol levels throughout the measurement period, but no association of C with daily cortisol. When accounting for daily positive and negative affect, individuals with high scores on C displayed reductions in daily cortisol concentrations that were driven by positive affect compared to individuals with low C scores. No such association emerged for N. Our findings might further elucidate the role of personality in HPA axis regulation and improve our understanding of the association of endocrine states and health outcomes.
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Getting a haircut in a foreign language can be an adventure, and leave you looking cartoonish. Should you try to be modernilla or stick with your style from back home? Cassandra Gambill reports.
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Jan. 20, 2013
HONOLULU, Hawai'i -- Washington women's tennis improved to 3-0 with a shutout of Cal Poly to complete a perfect weekend in paradise. A day after the Dawgs shutout Hawai'i, Washington did the same to Cal Poly, losing only a single set.
Washington began the day by winning the doubles point, winning two of three matches. Riko Shimizu and Elianne Douglas-Miron won at No. 1 doubles, beating Alexa Lee and Sophia Bott of Cal Poly, 8-4. Grace Ysidora and Natali Coronel clinched the point, winning at No.2 over Gabrielle Gatewood and Louise Oxnevad, 8-5.
Julija Lukac and Andjela Nemcevic dropped their doubles match to Jenifer Cornea and Ane McPike, 8-5.
In singles, Ysidora improved to 3-0 at No. 1 singles, beating Oxnevad, 6-4, 6-1. Nemcevic followed that up with a win over Cornea, 6-4, 6-1.
Other winners in straight sets were Lukac, Capucine Gregoire and Shimuzu. Lukac defeated Bott, 6-0, 6-1, while Gregoire defeated Webb, 6-4, 6-2. Finally, Shimuzu beat Gatewood, 6-3, 6-4.
Douglas-Miron was the lone Dawgs to need a third set, but she completed the shutout, defeating Lee, 3-6, 6-4, 1-0.
Next up for the Huskies will be the ITA National Team Indoor Qualifying. Washington will head to Los Angeles to face USF on January 26, at noon. If the Huskies win that match, they would face either UCLA or San Diego in round two the following day.
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No. 47 Washington 7, Cal Poly 0
1. Riko Shimizu/Elianne Douglas-Miron (UW) def. Alexa Lee/Sophia Bott (CP), 8-4.
2. Grace Ysidora/Natali Coronel (UW) def. Gabrielle Gatewood/Louise Oxnevad (CP), 8-5.
3. Jennifer Cornea/Ane McPike (CP) def. Julija Lukac/Andjela Nemcevic (UW), 8-5.
1. Grace Ysidora (UW) dev. Louise Oxnevad (CP), 6-4, 6-1.
2. Andjela Nemcevic (UW) def. Jennifer Cornea (CP), 6-4, 6-1.
3. Elianne Douglas-Miron def. Alexa Lee (CP), 3-6, 6-4, 1-0.
4. Julija Lukac (UW) def. Sophia Bott (CP), 6-0, 6-1.
5. Capucine Gregoire (UW) def Kathryn Webb (CP), 6-4, 6-2.
6. Riko Shimizu (UW) def. Gabby Gatewood (CP), 6-3, 6-4.
Natali Coronel (UW) def. Ane McPike (CP), 7-5 (def.).
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Samsung F480 review
Samsung F480 "Tocco", Player Style, TouchWiz or whatever it's called in your country, is yet another cardphone from Samsung with a big touchscreen, done in the typical candybar form factor. It supports 3G and HDSPA and is capable of making video calls.
Samsung F480 comes with a leather battery lid that also covers the front of the phone in order to protect its display; alternatively, you can use a simple metallic battery cover. The back of the phone has a textured metal finish; the lens of the built-in 5 megapixel camera is located at the top left side.
The metallic battery lid can be replaced with a leather cover that also protects the display from scratches:
The front panel is taken up almost entirely by the big display (which is prone to finger smudges like any other touchscreen). Samsung F480 has a memory card slot (hot swap enabled) on the left side, and the data/headphone ports on the opposite one. The hold button for blocking touchscreen input is located at the top edge, and the Accept/Deny as well as one additional button for launching the menu are just below the display.
SGH F480 has a big, 2.8″ touchscreen display:
The memory card slot is conveniently located on the side, enabling you to replace memory cards on the fly:
The phone is surprisingly thin for a candybar and fits in your hand nicely. It is also easy and comfortable to use, as we've learned in our testing. The vibration force feedback of the touchscreen helps a lot in this area.
Samsung F480 would probably be nothing more than yet another touchscreen phone from Samsung, if it weren't for the highly customizable desktop. A number of widgets (profiles, player, time, carrier logo, time, events, radio, applications, gallery, and games) can be accessed from the sidebar on the left and moved to any location of the desktop using drag-and-drop. Naturally, the player can be controlled straight from the desktop; profiles can be changed on the fly, and so on. This way the user can customize the desktop however he wants – by putting all the needed functions there, or even emptying it entirely. While this is really great, there are only a limited number of widgets (the ones listed before) and you cannot add new ones.
From left to right: desktop with drag-and-drop widgets; using Hold key to lock the touchscreen; main menu (white background is also available):
Another good news is that F480 is apparently the first touchscreen phone from Samsung which is capable of running Java applications. These can also run in background (that is to say, they can be minimized) and you can launch multiple apps at once – multitasking works perfectly. You can control the applications by means of virtual keyboard that appears at the bottom of the screen.
The additional button that we mentioned earlier brings the 'fast launch' menu to the screen which lists shortcuts to the music player, messages, call function, internet and the main menu. It can be called from any screen or application, which is a great feature. Same can be said for the keyboard blocking button which again can be used no matter what screen or menu you are in.
From left to right: music player; fast launch menu; camera interface:
The main menu is a standard-looking 4×3 grid, which lets you access functions like call list, phone book, music player (which is rather convenient, by the way, and supports Album Arts too), browser (great and easy to use), camera, bluetooth, applications (both standard ones like FM radio, World clock or Music recognition and Java applications installed by user), alarms and settings.
The Bluetooth menu deservers a separate note – all the devices the phone was connected to are displayed in a nice graphical visualization that both looks cool and is very fun and easy to use.
The 5 Mpx camera has both autofocus and face recognition features, and can be controlled comfortably with touch. The quality of the photos isn't bad either.
Samsung SGH-F480 turned out to be a fashionable, interesting and attractive multimedia phone. It will undoubtedly be sought after thanks to its great features and positive user experience.


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Lycoming T53-L-13 (LTC1K-4) Turboshaft Engine
In July 1952, Lycoming was awarded a contract by the Air Force Air Materiel Command to develop a free-turbine turboshaft engine designated LTC1 (military designation T53-L-1). The first production engine was delivered in 1959.
The T53's front-drive, concentric-shaft arrangement set a widely accepted U.S. design standard for turboshaft engines, and gave Lycoming its start in the aircraft gas turbine business. It was a key technology contributing to expansion of Army aviation's air-mobility during the Viet Nam War. Airframe applications were the Bell UH-1 Iroquois (Huey) and AH-1 HueyCobra helicopters and Grumman OV-1 Mohawk aircraft.
Development of the T53-L-13 (LTC1K-4) series began in 1959, and the engine first ran in 1960. Qualified in June 1966, the first production engine was delivered in August 1966. The L-13 series powered the Bell HU-1C/D/H Iroquois and the Bell AH-1G HueyCobra. This Lycoming LTC1K-4 (Air Force Model No. T53L1B) turboshaft engine powered a U.S. Air Force Kaman HH-43B helicopter.
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Power rating: 1,044 kW (1,400 shp) at 1,250 rpm
Compressor: 5-stage axial and 1-stage centrifugal
Combustor: Annular
Turbine: Single-stage axial gas generator, single-stage axial-flow free power
Weight: 249 kg (549 lb)
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He won an Oscar playing a country singer, so it comes as no surprise that Jeff Bridges has the best country show on the road.
At the first of two SRO gigs Tuesday night at City Winery, Bridges reprised his big songs from Crazy Heart—starting his set with "Fallin' and Flyin'"—and added memorable songs from other cinematic high points, most notably the Creedence Clearwater Revival classic "Lookin' Out My Back Door" from The Big Lebowski--an expressed nod to his career-defining role.
Indeed, Bridges continues to embody the immortal "Dude" physically, at least, and retains his wonderfully laidback ease. But he also resembles the washed-up Bad Blake Crazy Heart character, who sang country music as real as it gets--as does Bridges today.
With his raspy, whiskeyed voice, rugged yet comfortable, Bridges also evokes Kristofferson, both vocally and in grizzled look. Fielding a first-rate country band (the Lebowski-invoking Abiders, with lead guitarist/background vocalist/keyboardist/harmonica player Chris Pelonis, drummer Tom Lackner, bassist Randy Tico, pedal steel player/lap guitarist/electric and 12-string guitarist/accordionist Bill Flores), Bridges, who also played guitar and keyboards, ran through most of his forthcoming album Jeff Bridges & The Abiders LIVE, out Sept. 30 on Mailboat Records.
Also from Crazy Heart came "I Don't Know," in which Pelonis mixed Cajun, Tex-Mex and zyedeco accordion stylings. From his unforgettable 1992 film drama American Heart soundtrack, Bridges, at the piano, sang Tom Waits "I'll Never Let Go of Your Hand," capably approximating Waits' low and gruff tones.
Bridges even gave a shout-out to the fans of his father Lloyd's 1950s underwater adventure TV series Sea Hunt—in which he occasionally appeared as a youngster. Speaking of the love for showbiz that he inherited, he acknowledged its darker side, than delivered a tune about it written by his childhood friend John Goodwin, "Van Gogh in Hollywood."
But Hollywood doesn't seem to have darkly affected Bridges. At City Winery, he plugged his involvement in the anti-child hunger Share Our Strength organization's No Kid Hungry Campaign, for which he's a spokesman. "They're our future," he said, noting New York City and State's woeful record in feeding school children. "When they succeed, we succeed."
Recalling his favorite New York film shoot, he dedicated the show to Robin Williams, with whom he starred in The Fisher King. And for his encores "The Weary Kind" (from Crazy Heart) and The Byrds' classic "So You Want to Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star," he brought back Jessie Bridges, who had opened the show with a four-song set.
Jessie did her father proud with thoughtful singer-songwriter fare ("When Today is Tomorrow" stood out). He clearly passed on both talent and affable charm: She sweetly asked everyone to come up and say hi to her during the brief set change.
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By The_Weatherman on 5/19/2012
Stopped in Pukk a number of times with friends... cozy... inexpensive... and more importantly, some spicy and delicious vegetarian dishes. This is a great little place with modest prices... lots of choices.
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TERRIBLE - lustre has worn off a once-great restaurant
By yannikyriazis on 7/4/2011
PUKK used to be great - every detail in presentation and cuisine was outstanding, and the management really cared. NO LONGER the case. The idea of great Thai veggie cuisine is so appealing - yet, everything we have eaten at PUKK over the last year is something Mrs. Jones' Third Grade Class in Paducah could whip up on "Asian Night" in the basketball court/auditorium. "Chicken" nuggets - which used to be so incredible - are available at any health food store or vegetarian Asian store. I have the same things in my freezer this moment! Great at home, but not at a restaurant. Sauces are BLAND - and that is being kind. Food literally comes from the frozen food section of the Asian veggie store down the street from my flat. PUKK is fine if you are hungry and don't care what you eat. But why eat the food prepared by a kitchen which simply doesnât care? There were two large dead cockroaches on the floor and not one server even noticed. The place is now filthy and the bathroom, which once was so beautiful, is now disgusting. Light bulbs are burned out, and I watched as staff entered and exited the bathroom throughout our meal. Not one of them replaced a light bulb or cleaned the filthy surfaces. It breaks my heart - this used to be my favorite veggie restaurant in NY - but I'd rather eat a veggie burger at Odessa (a scary thought) than eat this catsup infused bland deep fried garbage again. Owners of PUKK - you should be ashamed.
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By sofiabesyakov on 1/12/2011
Hi, just wanted to drop a note to all the people around the area and recommend that you guys come to the restaurant. I've been eating there for last year and a half, and it is my favorite CHEAP veggi restaurant. Enjoy
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Worth every penny...
By LinLaLiLa on 5/23/2008
...and we didn't spend many pennies at Pukk. The food is great for the price. I live around the corner and come here often. The food is really quick and always tasty. I love to get many dishes and have it served family style so my friends and I can all pick on everything. You must be prepared for the use of protein substitutes, I'm not a vegetarian but don't mind them and think the protein duck is much better that the chicken. RECOMMENDED DISHES: Spinach Toast!, Curry Thai Pancake, Fresh Roll, Thai Papaya Salad, Duck Salad, Pineapple Red Curry with Duck, Pad See Ew with Vegetables
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College Hockey:U.S. Developmental Team Rolls over Holy Cross, 9-2
Flynn Records Four-Point Night for U.S.
ORONO, Maine — In the consolation game of the Black Bear Classic at Alfond Arena on Saturday, the U.S. Developmental Team used a pair of shorthanded goals and a four-point night by Rob Flynn to crush Holy Cross, 9-2.
"Playing Maine last night prepared us very well for this game," said U.S. coach Mike Eaves. "We came in to this game confident and getting out of the gate early helped us as well."
The U.S. jumped took the lead on a strange play at the 7:59 mark of the first.
With the Crusaders on the power play, Holy Cross goaltender Rick Massey skated toward the left-wing boards to collect a clearing attempt. Massey was forced to hurry due to an aggressive forecheck by U.S. forward Ryan Murphy. Massey fell and Murphy centered the puck off Crusader defenseman R.J. Irving's skate and into the empty net.
U.S. defenseman Matt Gens notched his first of two goals on the night eight minutes later for a 2-0 lead.
Holy Cross cut the lead in half when Tim Coskren one-timed a Glen Crane centering pass at 16:43 of the first.
However, the U.S. scored four unanswered goals in the second period to put the game away.
The flurry was initiated one minute into the period, when U.S. forward Justin Maiser picked up a loose puck with Holy Cross on the power play and scored unassisted.
Seven minutes later the U.S. got a pair of goals 10 seconds apart by Brady Leisenring and Lee Faldareau, increasing the lead to 5-1. Late in the period, Gens added his second of the evening to all but put the game away.
"We worked very hard on the forecheck tonight," said Eaves. "We were able to create a lot of transition chances because of that and we made the most of them."
Crusader forward Brian Akashian scored early in the third, but the U.S. answered with three goals in two minutes to slam the door shut.
Jesse Lane scored on the power play at 5:10, Eric Nystrom netted his fourth of the season a minute later and Rob Flynn scored, adding a marker to his three assist on the night.
"This gives us confidence," said Eaves. "We emphasize how important it is to play 60 minutes, especially against the college teams. It's where these kids are heading and they need to see what is waiting for them."
The U.S. team travels to Rochester, Minn., for a United States Hockey League game on Friday. Holy Cross opens league play on the road next weekend with games at Mercyhurst on Friday and Canisius on Saturday.
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Joshua Aaron Allen, 30, of Cedartown is currently housed at the Polk County jail for court. See also (12/22/2011)
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Seattle, City of Literature
Ryan Boudinot is on a mission to get Seattle recognized as an official UNESCO "City of Literature." There are just a handful of cities world-wide who have earned this distinction, and Boudinot thinks we could (and should) be next. He's holding a series of conversations on how the process might work, and as part of the planning, he's asking for your help.
"Here's my request to you. Start taking photos like this, and send them to email@example.com. Pictures of a book you're reading, with some part of Seattle in the background. I believe in creativity through imposed restrictions, so let's say no Space Needle, no Pike Place Market. Think about places you love in Seattle that wouldn't ever appear on a postcard.
Hold out your book, take out your phone, snap a picture, and send it. Let's see your books!"
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Maria Menounos, who will be inducting Bob Backlund into the WWE Hall of Fame Saturday night, wrote the following on her Facebook page:
I know some of you don't understand why I'm inducting Bob Backlund into the WWE Hall of Fame. Here's a quick history… I met Bob when I was 19-he starred in my movie, he supported me when I competed at Miss Mass USA pageant and I helped him run for congress. He's a dear friend of 14 years and I'm honored to be a part of this historic moment in his career and with the WWE.
The 2013 WWE Hall of Fame Ceremony will take place Saturday, April 6, 2013 from Madison Square Garden in New York City.