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Jan. 25, 2013
|East Carolina vs. UTEP
Jan. 26, 2013 | 7 p.m. EST
Greenville, N.C.
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Things To Know About The Game
East Carolina is off to a 3-2 start in Conference USA following its 91-85 victory at UAB on Wednesday night. UTEP is 4-1 in the league and hasn't played since last Saturday, Jan. 19.
East Carolina is 10-1 at home this season, while UTEP is 1-3 on the road. The Pirates have won their last three C-USA home games dating back to last season (Marshall, UCF, Houston). ECU trailed by double digits in all three of those games.
The Pirates have scored 88 or more points in three of their five C-USA games and been held under 60 in the other two (both on the road). ECU ranks 17th in the nation in scoring (78.2 ppg), while UTEP ranks third in the conference in scoring defense (60.5 ppg).
UTEP ranks 11th in the league in scoring (63.2 ppg) and ECU is 10th in scoring defense (70.9 ppg).
East Carolina has a 2-1 record against the Miners inside Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum compared to an 0-4 mark at the Don Haskins Center in El Paso.
A different player has led ECU in scoring each of the last three games (Maurice Kemp - 30 vs. Houston; Miguel Paul - 17 vs. Marshall; Ty Armstrong - 18 vs. UAB).
The Pirates are 6-1 at home against its "West Division" rivals under coach Jeff Lebo.
The two teams combined for a trio of league leaders. ECU's Maurice Kemp leads C-USA in scoring (17.7 ppg) and Akeem Richmond tops the league in 3-pointers per game (2.6). UTEP senior Jacques Streeter has the best assist-to-turnover ratio in the conference at 2.6.
Series Notes
The home team has won six of the seven games played in the series. The lone road victory was recorded by UTEP in 2009 (88-67).
Five of the seven meetings have been decided by double figures.
East Carolina earned its only Conference USA victory of the 2006-07 season with a 79-78 win over UTEP on Senior Day as senior Courtney Captain sank a 3-pointer with 10 seconds remaining for the victory. Captain scored 24 of his 29 points in the first half as ECU built an 11-point halftime lead.
UTEP's Stefon Jackson scored 41 points against the Pirates in 2008, tying him for third for most individual points scored by an ECU opponent. His 21 made free throws were also an ECU opponent record.
Notes, Streaks And Trends
East Carolina is the highest scoring team in Conference USA, averaging 78.2 points per game. The Pirates rank 17th in nation in scoring (through Thursday's games).
The Pirates have scored over 80 points in each of their last four home games. ECU is averaging 83.0 points at home this season, but just 78.9 against seven Division I opponents.
After yielding 50 percent shooting against UCF and Houston, the Pirates have held each of their last two opponents under the mark.
The Pirates have handed out 20+ assists in seven of the last nine games. ECU currently ranks fifth in the NCAA statistics with 17.7 assists per game, tops in Conference USA.
East Carolina has a higher free throw shooting percentage on the road (.711) than at home (.668). The Pirates have shot over 75 percent at the foul line in five of its seven road games, but only three in 11 home games. ECU has shot 73.9 percent or better at the charity stripe in four of the last five games.
Senior Maurice Kemp has scored double figures in 12 straight games and lead C-USA in scoring (17.7 ppg).
Senior Miguel Paul has scored double figures in six straight games, his longest streak of the season and handed out double figure assists twice in the last four games. The Pirates are 2-4 this year when he was four or more turnovers, but 8-1 when he has three or less.
Junior transfer Ty Armstrong has played over 20 minutes in five straight games after seeing 20 minutes of action just once in non-conference play. He is also averaging 11.2 points and 8.4 rebounds in conference play.
Junior Robert Sampson is nearly averaging a double-double in C-USA play with 9.8 points and 9.6 rebounds per game.
Leftovers From The UAB Game
East Carolina improved to 4-12 all-time against UAB with a 91-85 victory Wednesday night. The Pirates won for a second consecutive season at Bartow Arena and for the third time in nine visits.
The Pirates' 91 points tied the program record for most points scored in a C-USA game, but most in a regulation game. ECU scored 91 points in an overtime win against Rice in 2009.
Junior Ty Armstrong recorded his first career double-double with a career-high 18 points to go along with 10 rebounds.
Senior Miguel Paul tied the ECU record for most assists in a game with 14.
ECU posted season-highs for field goal percentage (.552) and 3-point field goal percentage (.588), despite tying its season-high for turnovers with 20.
Sophomore Paris Roberts-Campbell scored a season-high 16 points and tied his career-high for 3-point field goals made with four.
Score, Score, Score
East Carolina ranks among the top 20 NCAA Division I teams in scoring this season, averaging 78.2 points per game.
The Pirates are averaging their most points in 35 years. The last time ECU averaged 78 or more points in a season was 1977-78 when they averaged 81.0 points per game.
ECU has scored over 80 points in 10 games this season and topped 90 points three times. It had scored over 80 points just nine times in the two previous years combined.
The Pirates have put up 50 points in a half five times and topped 60 twice.
The Pirates' 64 first half points against St. Andrews matched a school record for points in a half (64 vs. Atlantic Christian, 1968). Its 61 second half points vs. North Carolina was the most points ever allowed in a half by a Roy Williams' coached UNC team.
Up Next
ECU return to Williams Arena at Minges Colisum on Wednesday, Jan. 30, against Memphis. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. All fans are encouraged to wear gold as the game has been designated as a Gold Rush.


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Nola Nadine Rector was born in Peggs, Oklahoma on September 4, 1929 to Ruby Grace Tyler Kiddy and William Worley Kiddy. Her birth was followed by Dale Kiddy and Loy Kiddy and her sister who is now deceased, Gazelle Kiddy Johnson. Her father was an itinerant preacher and her mother was a seamstress, a cook, a homemaker and a loving Christian. She recounted many instances of people having illnesses or injuries and her father praying and their being healed.
She spent her growing up years in many different towns and states but she loved the mountains of Arkansas and said it felt more like home than anywhere else. She also thought of her best friend from Arkansas Betty Webb most every day of her life.
She loved cats, dogs and all animals. Nadine had a hand towel in her kitchen that read "Love every living creature." And she lived it. She had compassion on every kind of living creature.
She was an excellent artist and loved to draw for endless hours. She especially loved to draw faces and portraits, especially those of her granddaughters & grandsons.
Being Black Dutch and Irish, she had a flair for the dramatic. She just had a flair. She may have been Pentecostal but she liked wearing flashy colors. She loved shiny things and things that sparkled. She had an artist's eye and she loved beauty and color. In her last weeks, she couldn't take her eye off her daughter's striped purse!
She was headstrong and independent. After graduation from high school, she left her family under her father's protest and, on her own, moved to the Big City of Tulsa into the YWCA where she made many friends and got a job as a telephone operator.
She was Beauty Queen beautiful, but had absolutely no interest in marriage until a tall, dark, handsome Cherokee man took her on a blind date. He had a friend from Cherokee country, who married a friend of Nadine's. Nadine set up her friend Maxine with Clifford's baseball buddy Milo on a blind date and the rest was history. They set a double wedding but Maxine and Milo jumped the gun, getting married before them. Clifford went to his boss and asked for a couple of days off. It was his boss who had to say, "Clifford, are you getting married?" To which Cliff, or "Tip" shyly admitted. On September 9, 1950, Nadine became Mrs. Clifford Rector.
They had four children, Leta Marlene, Curtis Douglas, Daryl Brian a daughter-in-law Teresa and Mark Wayne Rector. She especially loved children. She said she never particularly had any interest in children until she had her own. Then she was unstoppable, in love with all children! And all children in love with her!
She worked as a home health nurse at Bartlett Memorial Hospital in Sapulpa. She was fun-loving and high-energy. One of her great attributes was that she never excluded anyone. She loved everyone, including the unlovable. It was a common occurrence to see her walking up to strangers and sharing the Gospel with them.
Nadine sang well. She loved music and transferred that love to her daughter, starting her in voice lessons as a teenager. Her favorite song was "I Come to the Garden."
She was a fighter and never let the disease dictate her life. She fought to stay awake, she fought to hold her head up, she fought to remember, she fought to hold her eyes open, she fought to talk.
She was also hilarious, had a great sense of humor, was very witty and had a real way with language. She could even make a joke about herself. Not bent toward the domestic, one of her favorite T-shirts read "Dinner's ready when the smoke alarm goes off." Up until Sunday, the day before her graduation to heaven, she was cracking jokes. She said, "I love you" and identified her "Mama and Daddy" in a photo.
She loved Jesus above all and trusted Him and took her children to church and led them to eternal life. Her true passion in life was saving people for heaven.
She has five grandchildren Jennifer Ashford and husband Dennis, Christopher Rector and wife Heather, Kim Rector, Amber Watts and husband Jeff and Jeremy Rector. She has five great-grandchildren Taylor Watts, Julia and Trenton Ashford and Raegan and Morgan Rector.
Thursday, January 8, 2009 at 2:00 PM
Cathedral of Praise
Sand Springs, Oklahoma
Green Hill Memorial Gardens
Sapulpa, Oklahoma

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Boston Magic: The Gathering Examiner David Leavitt heads to Byron Glacier in Girdwood, AK to crack a pack of Magic 2015.
Related: "Magic 2015" beach crack a pack
You can watch the attached video and read results here for yourself:
- Oppressive Rays
- Welkin Tern
- Accursed Spirit
- Vineweft
- Ornithopter
- Negate
- Rummaging Goblin
- Sanctified Charge
- Invisibility
- Blastfire Bolt
- Hot Soup
- Cone of Flame
- Altac Bloodseeker
- Haunted Plate Mail
Our rare, Haunted Plate Mail, is a bomb in limited. It transforms any mundane creature into an amazing threat, and in a pinch can become a threat on its own should your opponent have answers for all your other creatures.
No other card in the booster pack has quite the impact that Cone of Flame does though. Cone of Flame is an absolute MVP that can blow out games. It'll almost always result in a two for one plus a damage to your opponent's head, and in rare instances Cone of Flame can be an amazing three for one. Now that's card advantage.
Speaking of card card advantage, Rummaging Goblin isn't a high pick however it's one that's quite often overlooked. You'll gain value be transforming your dead lands into business spells, improving the overall quality of the cards in your hand. This Magic player is a huge fan of looter effects, and if you like to play more control oriented decks with grindy games that go long Rummaging Goblin makes an excellent mid to late pick.
Altac Bloodseeker is most likely the third best card in the pack.
Both Negate and Ornithopter see constructed play, and are worth drafting just to add to your collection, if you don't already own a playset of each.
Do you agree with our choices? Which card would you first pick? Please let us know in the comments, and feel free to reach out to us via social media.
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Marja Suomaa was awarded the Joel Magisos Exceptional Service Award at the 2014 IVETA Conference Awards Luncheon in Nashville. The award is given to an IVETA member for long-term support to the continuing development of IVETA. Marja Suomaa is Manager for International Affairs at AMKE International Oy. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Philology. AMKE, the Finnish Association for the Development of Vocational Education and Training, joins more than 90% of all VET providers in Finland. In her position Marja is responsible for international activities, networking and communication. She supports the Finnish VET providers in carrying out and developing of international cooperation and activities and thereby the development of VET in international context. AMKE hosted the IVETA 2014 International Conference and Marja was the General Secretary of the Conference in Finland. Marja Suomaa is experienced Project Manager and has together with VET institutions implemented several projects focusing on international mobility in adult VET, development of immigrant language and vocational training as well as development of VET in Russia. She speaks fluent Russian. Before joining AMKE, Marja Suomaa worked in international logistics, warehousing and transportation business.
Robert D. Cain Business/Organization Award is given to a company, government agency or educational institution for continuing new or specific support to IVETA such as sponsorship conference activities, work release, publicity or publication assistance. For 2014, this award was made to The Center for Vocational Education and Training Studies in Moscow for their sponsorship of the Moscow portion of the August 2014 International Conference and their long term support of IVETA.
Silvius-Wolansky Award to an Outstanding Leader in TVET, (not necessarily a member of IVETA) for their contributions to the advancement of technical vocational education and training locally, nationally, and internationally. This coveted award is sponsored by IOWA State University and includes a monetary award. The 2014 award winner is Mari Kontturi who is not only a long term member of IVETA as Vice President but has worked tirelessly to support IVETA and Vocational Education Internationally.
Mari Kontturi serves as manager of international affairs in Luovi College, the largest special needs education provider in Finland. She is involved in the work of European Platform of Rehabilitation as a centre coordinator and active in several networks in Finland. Mari Kontturi has qualification for teaching, too (vocational teacher).
Before working in the field of vocational education and training Mari Kontturi worked as a lawyer in the labour administration and in the banking sector and she has also trained on the bench. She has also experience in working in the field of organizational activities in the Pulmonary Association Heli. She has been involved in international cooperation since 1997 and taken part in numerous projects.


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Photographer Makes Amazing Desserts Inspired by Famous Artists
"You don't necessarily get to be super creative when shooting a recipe, but I want to see how far I can push this."
New Yorkbased photographer Sarah Anne Ward works with clients like MoMA and J.Crew, but it's her side project that's captured Grub Street's attention: Ward combines a love of desserts with an extensive art-history knowledge to create mind-blowing sweets like a Jeff Koons balloon dog made out of Twinkies, or abstract expressionist Rice Krispie treats, à la Jackson Pollock. "I don't even remember how I first got the idea for this project," she tells Grub Street. "But the Rothko ice-cream cake was my first in the series." Take a look at more pics from the series, straight ahead.
Ward says much of her inspiration comes from research: "When approaching each dessert, I always pull out my good ol' art-history book and dive in." Then Ward recruits one of her food-stylist friends, who make sure everything is edible. "These are ways that you can actually prepare food for people," she explains. "It's not just making the picture with the food; it's making it in a way that it can be served, eaten, and also recognizable."
Ward says she's next working on making a Calder mobile out of rock candy and a Salvador Dalíinspired s'more with oozing marshmallows. While she has no plans to turn this side project into an exhibit, prints are available upon request. "You don't necessarily get to be super creative when shooting a recipe," she says. "But I want to see how far I can push this."
Related: Photographer Christopher Boffoli Uses Art to Underscore America's Obsession With Food


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Money is being talked about everywhere. From the end of tax breaks to cutting back and living frugally, people all over the world are more money conscious now than they have ever been.
What does net worth and your spiritual/emotional/mental worth have in common? More than you can imagine.
Louise Hay states " [p]rosperity or lack of it is an outer expression of the ideas in your head."
If you believe you're worthless or lacking in some way, then your money habits and bank account statement is a telltale sign of that. If you are a collector of things and rarely let anything out of your control, then your money habits and bank account is evident of that as well.
Whether you hold on to it with all of your might or whether you spend it faster than you earn it, money is one of the fastest way for us to manifest our beliefs about ourselves.
When we feel less than or empty inside, it's easy to go on shopping sprees and buy expensive things that occupy our time for a moment. However, once the spending high has subsided, your bank account is at zero, your credit cards are maxed out, and you feel crappier than before.
The one way to stop this madness is to stop.
Stop and listen.
The Stop and Listen Exercise
If you're having money issues, get clear what those money issues are. Is it overspending? Is it hoarding money and not enjoying it? Is it living outside of your means? Is it making bad investments? Is it giving too much to charities, churches, and other causes? Is it depending on someone else to take care of you?
Once you've identified your money issues, it's important to ask yourself why. Why am I overspending? Why am I hoarding money? Why am I choosing to live outside my means? etc.
When you get clear as to your reasoning for creating your money issue, ask yourself why again. For example, if you said that you overspend because you're bored, ask yourself why are you bored. If the answer to that is, I don't know, you need to ask why again. Become an annoying 3 year old that will not stop asking why until you give an answer that satisfies its young mind.
You ask why until you get to the core issue. How will you know the core issue? When you feel so vulnerable that you hope no one ever finds out this issue or if you begin wanting to weep, you've hit the issue.
This Stop and Listen exercise is a great to do in a journal. It may take some time, so it's important to make sure you have no distractions while you do this.
If you want to increase your net worth, get out of debt, or just simply stop living paycheck to paycheck, you've gotta get clear about what your money habits are trying to tell you. Whatever is going on in the inside of you is manifesting outside of you in your relationships, your career, your emotional well-being, and in your money.
Don't go another day being pimped by unconscious living. We're all wired to live abundantly just as we are right now. Our job is to get clear as to how we are blocking ourselves from this abundance.


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Hi, welcome to Angry Birds Wiki! Thanks for your edit to the Category talk:Candidates for deletion page.
Please leave a message on my talk page if I can help with anything! -- 127.0.0.1 (Talk) 19:45, July 10, 2011
Hello Poptropica. My name is Shrev64. Firstly, I'd like to congratulate you on your Navboxes, they're very helpful and look nicer than the old ones. Secondly, when you mark a page for deletion, please do not clear the content of the page, rather, just put the deletion tag at the top. Please note that this is not a warning of any kind, rather, it is a kind reminder. Thank you, and keep up the good work! :) Shrev64(Talk • Contribs) 00:04, August 18, 2011 (UTC)
- I really hope you don't mind me asking, but can you see what you can do with this navbox? It's a very crude way of incorporating a navbox within a navbox, but it gets the job done. If you are busy, don't worry about it, I'll see what I can do. Shrev64(Talk • Contribs) 00:08, August 18, 2011 (UTC)
ANNOYING ORANGE WlKl BREAKING NEWS:
NO POPTROPICA411 and KOOKOOMANGUY
http://i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff258/truckthis/emoticons/themoticon-0159-music.gif Mystery UkuleleMan | Talk | Blog | Subscribe | 2nd/test account | 02:30, August 19, 2011 (UTC)
The best person to ask would be Superjustinbros., as he is the only crat here. Shrev64(Talk • Contribs) 16:50, August 20, 2011 (UTC)
Admin rights
Sure, I'll give you admin status. Just keep doing what you're doing :). Superjustinbros. 00:56, August 21, 2011 (UTC)
Hey Pop, congrats on your promotion Qazqaz555 01:53, August 21, 2011 (UTC)
- Hey Pop, just noticed you got promoted to admin. Congrats! :) Shrev64(Talk • Contribs) 02:39, August 21, 2011 (UTC)
Hey Pop, regarding Billy the Pig, on the page, it should be clearly stated, at least in the first sentence of the page, that it is an achievement, and not an actual pig. Also, I'd like to point out your edit to the "Angry Birds: The Series" page. Please don't clear the content with the delete tag, just leave the content as is and put the {{delete}} tag at the top of the very page. Also, now that you're admin, you can easily delete it yourself. If it doesn't have any references of any sort, then it's good as gone. Shrev64(Talk • Contribs) 21:00, August 21, 2011 (UTC)
Hey Pop, could you please tell me what your favorite bird (or pig) is? Please list a couple. Thanks! Shrev64(Talk • Contribs) 07:08, August 28, 2011 (UTC)
Slider Images
Hey Pop. I've noticed the slider images that you've been putting up. Next time, could you please tell me that you want to put a new image in the main page slider, as well as giving me the image that you want? Once I get the good resized image up, then you can replace the old image. Shrev64(Talk • Contribs) 16:17, September 3, 2011 (UTC)
For the first question, I am male (read the my user masthead). As for the second one, I made the table intending it to only have active admins on it (I provided an edit summary). If an admin isn't active, they won't be there. I'll define active later. Shrev64 Talk Contribs Master Thief 23:33,9/14/2011
Hey Pop, thanks for rooting for me in the admin debate. You did this the most of everyone! star kirby12 Talk Star shop CPAQ,Star shop,Library| {{ subst: #time: H:i,n/j/Y }} 06:45, October 2, 2011 (UTC)
Warrior Cats Roleplay Wiki
Hey Pop, there's a wiki out there called Warrior Cats Roleplay Wiki and they want to be allies with us. I'm sending this message to every admin and bcat, and I'm waiting for everyone's ok.
If you don't know WCRW, they were a wiki that we had problems with, but now we're friends. We learned things from each other, and it turned out ok. Qazqaz555 00:33, October 3, 2011 (UTC)
Pop, pop, you're missing the point. It's the staff, not cats. Qazqaz555 23:52, October 4, 2011 (UTC)
You know what, pop? You're asking for it. I know you're on here, and that remark wasn't funny. Try to be a wise guy again. I dare you. Because you're being an a-hole right now. Qazqaz555 21:51, October 10, 2011 (UTC)
- I don't know how this makes me an "a-hole". Whatever I said was not meant to be taken as an offense - it's just I dont know what it is. Please, show some respect, I don't know what I did wrong, if I offended you in anyway, I'm sorry. Poptropica411 Just call me Pop 22:13, October 10, 2011 (UTC)
- You've got some nerve telling me to give you respect. If you're going to say something ridiculous like that, why bother? It's obviously not the subject of the wiki we're allying with, and I don't know why you would interpret it that way. And I mentioned what the wiki we're trying to become affiliates with above, and if you still didn't understand what it was, couldn't it hurt to ask the URL or go there for more information instead of ignoring me? This is what responsiblitiy is, so you can stop relying on other people so much. Qazqaz555 23:48, October 10, 2011 (UTC)
- Both of you guys, calm down. Qaz, you've made some good points, but it could've been said in a much calmer manner. And Pop, please consider what Qaz is trying to say in future issues. Thanks. Shrev64 Talk Contribs Master Thief 00:49,10/11/2011
- What was the past issue? Answer that while I look over on the Wiki. Please, don't let this conflict be like it is. I'm sorry. Life's been pretty rough lately...I have a secret with my health that I shouldn't say right now...anyway, just calm down guys and let's not cyberbully. Anyone have a link to the Wiki? --Poptropica411 Just call me Pop 02:14, October 11, 2011 (UTC)
- Qaz thought you were being a smart aleck by saying what you thought; that affiliations only had to do with the subject, but they don't. Don't worry about it too much, we all have issues. As for your health problems, as harsh as this may sound, I'm not going to have too much sympathy for you; it's best to keep your real life issues out of your virtual life. As for the link, I believe this is it: http://warriorcatsrpg.wikia.com/wiki/Warrior_Cats_Roleplay_Wiki. (And how did I forget my sig?) Shrev64 Talk Contribs Master Thief 03:36,10/12/2011
I give them an OK, I haven't really checked it out that much, but yes, I'll let them be allies with us. --Poptropica411 Just call me Pop 23:29, October 27, 2011 (UTC)


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My boy was fascinated with trains since a very young age. He loved playing with Thomas the Train and all of the Thomas friends. For Halloween, he didn't want to be just another Thomas the Tank Engine, he wanted to be THE railroad crossing. Thank goodness, Mom is crafty!
The complete costume came together fairly quickly. Supplies needed include:
1. White foam posterboard (for crossing and crossing bar)
2. Two battery operated tap lights
3. Black foam
4. Scissors, hot glue
5. White and black felt or fleece
6. Dark gray or black sweatsuit
7. Red tape
8. Black baseball cap
9. Thick Styrofoam
10. 2" Letter stickers
11. Elastic
12. Staple gun
13. Red acrylic paint
14. Two red reflectors
To make the crossing sign, use the white foam poster board cut to size and then add letter stickers on each piece. Cross the foam pieces and glue with a hot glue gun. Then, cut a square piece of thick Styrofoam and clue one side of the foam piece to the baseball cap, the other side to the crossing you just made.
For the sweatshirt, I used white fleece and took it to a screen printer to have them print "Do not stop on tracks" on it. The screen printer suggested fleece instead of felt since the felt could melt in the process. I then cut strips of black fleece to outline the screen printed fabric so it looks like a "sign".
For the arm crossing, cut another piece of white foam board to fit the length of the child's arm. Add red tape slightly at an angle throughout the length of the foam board. Hot glue the red reflector lights to the back of the foam board. Then, staple elastic to the back side of this piece so the child's arm could slip in easily.
For the lights, disassemble the tap lights so you have just the covers. Paint the covers using red acrylic paint. Cut two large circles out of the black foam (I used a large can of coffee as a stencil to make the circles perfectly round). Cut two smaller half circles to use as the "covers" for the lights. Once the tap light covers are dry, assemble the covers and be sure to include the batteries! Then, glue the large round circles to the back of each light. Then, place the ½ circle pieces on top of each light as a "cover". Once the lights were complete, I attached the lights to a belt using elastic and staples. The belt made dressing up even easier!


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Triveni Digital has announced that users of the MediaStar Suite of program management tools from Broadcast Interactive Media (BIM) can leverage Triveni Digital's GuideBuilder metadata platform to support both fixed and ATSC Mobile DTV services.
GuideBuilder's open standards approach can be integrated into any infrastructure and workflow, accepting schedule data and other inputs from the MediaStar Suite, and generating the metadata and signaling required for inclusion of electronic program guide (EPG) and other schedule information within both fixed and mobile transmission streams.
GuideBuilder supports traditional broadcast transmission as well as new mobile services — all from a single platform and workflow. Broadcasters can leverage their existing GuideBuilder systems along with their MediaStar data services to extend their service offerings with mobile services.
The GuideBuilder metadata platform provides mobile service support with electronic service guide (ESG) functionality, including signaling, announcements and conditional-access signaling. It is engineered in accordance with the ATSC Mobile DTV standard (A/153) to ensure up-to-date scheduling and tuning managed through the operator's existing workflow components.
The transparent flow of data between the MediaStar Suite and GuideBuilder enables broadcasters to leverage their Program and System Information Protocol (PSIP) and ESG data simply and cost-effectively in both their fixed and mobile services, thereby boosting revenue opportunities and viewer engagement.
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Briana Glass Table Lamp Base
- Overview
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Lehigh's Tenley Halaquist
Nov. 30, 2011
By Justin Lafleur
This summer's one-two punch of Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee made its mark on the East Coast, leaving buildings destroyed due to winds and flooding. For Lehigh softball senior Tenley Halaquist, it hit close to home. With her town of Windsor, N.Y. battered by flooding, Halaquist took action to help her hometown, while also helping spread the Lehigh name.
"It was heartbreaking that my town was flooded and I think it bothered me the most because I wasn't there to help," said Halaquist. "I went home to help my sister and they were pumping out water. A bunch of other houses were still flooded and they couldn't get in until probably a week later."
Halaquist's hometown is located just 16 miles east of Binghamton, which received historic flooding as well. Windsor was also flooded in 2006, but luckily for Halaquist, her house wasn't damaged either time since she lives on a mountain.
"It happened the same way this year as it did in 2006," she said. "It ran off the mountain; it was a little river, but it just missed our house. We were really thankful."
It all started towards the end of August when Hurricane Irene struck the East Coast. Then, Tropical Storm Lee followed barely over a week later. The ground was saturated as is, especially after Irene, but it was Lee that seemed to push everything over the top.
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College Hockey:Badgers Escape with One-Goal Victory, 3-2
Heatley Credited with Game-Winner vs. Mankato
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin survived two early goals by Minnesota State-Mankato on Friday night in a 3-2 victory over the Mavericks to move to 3-0 in the WCHA and 5-0 overall.
"We played well enough to win," Badgers coach Jeff Sauer said. "That is the important thing."
Mankato (0-3, 0-3) opened the game's scoring at 4:48 in the first period with a power-play goal.
On the play, Mavericks wing Tyler Baines put a wrist shot on net from just within the circle that was deflected by wing Tim Jackman over Wisconsin goalie Graham Melanson's shoulder on the glove side.
"The guy got a stick on it and I didn't think he was going to get a stick on it," Melanson said. "If I could substitute an expletive in here I would because that is what kind of goal it was."
The Mavericks nearly added another goal with about nine minutes left in the first period, when a shot trickled off Melanson toward the net. Wisconsin wing Matt Doman, though, was able to get his stick on the puck just as it touched the goal line, allowing Melanson to cover.
Eight seconds into a 4-on-3 power play, Mankato executed a beautiful backdoor play to make the score 2-0 at 15:29 in the first period. The Mavericks were able to find a gap in the Badgers defense as wing Nate Mauer found wing Jesse Rooney just outside the crease. Rooney fed a pretty pass through the crease to defenseman Joe Bourne for a point blank one-timer that found the back of the net.
"I think if I would have pulled Rooney on the side there; I kind of let him sit there too long and he made a great pass," Melanson said. "But that was a play that should have been broken up and that is what happens when you let it go too long."
Wisconsin nearly got a goal on a power play at the 17:54 mark in the first period when defenseman Brian Fahey's wrist shot was deflected in front by Matt Doman. However, Mankato goaltender Todd Kelzenberg, who was playing in place of injured No.1 goalie Eric Pateman, was true to the test.
"I don't think we were prepared for their tenacity and their aggressiveness," Wisconsin wing Dany Heatley said. "They were really hungry in the first and came out really hard and I think it caught us off guard. We made the adjustment in the second period and started to get to the pucks first, and I think that is when the game started to change."
Wisconsin got on the board on the power play at the 8:49 mark in the second period when defenseman Alex Brooks found Heatley for a one-timer from the bottom of the circle that beat Kelzenberg on the short side.
"I think [that goal] changed things for us," Heatley said. "We got the power play going a little bit and Brooksie made a hell of a play and luckily I buried it."
Just 15 seconds later, the Badgers nearly tied the game when defenseman Dan Boeser fired a slap shot from the high slot area and beat Kelzenberg five-hole. The shot, however, deflected off the Maverick goaltender's skate and off the post. The puck then came out of the crowd in front of the net and out to Badger wing David Hukalo, whose wrist shot went high and wide of a virtually empty net.
The Badgers tied the game at two at the 12:30 mark in the second period when freshman center John Eichelberger's centering pass deflected off Kelzenberg's stick and then deflected off the shaft of Wisconsin wing Dave Hergert's stick and into the net.
"That was a beautiful goal that Hergert scored," Sauer said.
With about 13 1/2 minutes to play in the third period, Mankato nearly took the lead when wings Tim Jackson and Jesse Rooney skated in on a 2-on-1. Jackson skated toward the crease and froze the Wisconsin defenseman, then deked past Melanson. Jackson's shot, though, trickled through the crease toward Rooney, but the Maverick forward deflected the puck just wide of the net.
Wisconsin took the lead at 11:30 in the third period when defenseman Alex Brooks fired a slap shot from just above the circle that somehow deflected off Heatley, who had been knocked to the ice on the play just above the crease, and found its way between Kelzenberg's legs.
"It went off Heatley's butt," Sauer said. "The winning goal against Mankato was in the net and that is the important thing."
"I guess it hit me," Heatley said. "I felt a bunch of stuff. I don't know. I'll take it though."
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The thermometer read a meager 9 degrees, as hundreds of determined souls braved the Vermont winter and made their plunge into Lake Champlain.
A large audience dressed for a day on the slopes, waited for their friend or family member with cameras and recorders in tow.
Some of the Penguins dressed in colorful, animated outfits, while others wore surprisingly little. All the Penguins were sponsored to plunge, and the proceeds benefited the Special Olympics.
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I've owned seven generations of Latitude laptops, from a D610 through my current E6430.
At one time one of the thoughtful design features of the Latitude series was a power adapter designed to wrap the power cord(s) around with a velcro or rubber strap to secure it.
It was very easy to package to go back into your laptop bag, but I know it had a specific issue - the continuous bending of the cords eventually resulted in a failure where the cords go into the transformer block. I've had several replaced under warranty which can't have been good for Dell, and probably explained why the E6430 came without the "wrappable" power adapter. They now have a velcro strap for the low voltage cable (to the laptop) and no strap for the main power cable (the one which goes to the wall outlet).
It would be a good thing if Dell were to reengineer the adapters to allow the cord wrapping again while avoiding the bending by having the cords enter the transformer block in a different way - perhaps by having a detachable low voltage cable that can be inserted into the block in different orientations so the bending stress is not always in the same place in the same direction? I know that there are versions of the wall outlet cable that insert into the block and turn 180 degrees in the plug so any bending happens when the cord wraps around the other end of the block, with a larger radius and some variability in where the bending happens.


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Twenty years ago today, the internet as we know it was born when CERN released the technology that made the World Wide Web work. It has been a long battle, but for the most part, the internet has remained open and free as its creators intended.
To commemorate 20 years of free and open information sharing, CERN has recreated the first website ever published. This is an effort to preserve the humble beginnings on which the modern and future internet was founded. CERN is also working to refurbish the original servers used as well to further preserve the history what could be the greatest invention ever.
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March 9, 2012
Three members of the men's track and field team were in action on day one of the NCAA Indoor Championships in Nampa, ID. Marcus Nilsson was competing in day one of the heptathlon, while Mike Woepse competed in the pole vault and Dustin Fay was in the 5000m.
Nilsson, who came into NCAAs ranked 14th in the heptathlon, ended day one in 16th-place with a four-event total score of 2908 points. He started off the day with the 15th-fastest 60m time, a lifetime-best run of 7.34 (765 pts.). Nilsson then finished 13th in the long jump with a mark of 22-6.50 (783 ts.). In the shot put, he threw the eighth-best mark (42-11.50) for 673 pts. He ended the day with a clearance of 6-1.50 in the high jump for 687 points.
Competition concludes on Saturday with the 60m hurdles, pole vault and 1000m.
In the pole vault, freshman Mike Woepse finished 14th overall and will earn second-team USTFCCCA All-American honors. He opened up the competition with a clearance of 17-0.75 on his first attempt. Woepse then cleared 17-4.50 on his second attempt, but could not clear the next bar, which was 17-8.50.
In the 5000m, freshman Dustin Fay had to drop out of the race due to a foot injury.
Nilsson, along with sophomore Alec Faldermeyer will be representing the Bruin men on Saturday. Faldermeyer will be going for the second indoor All-American honor of his career in the weight throw.


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(1) Prove that the Groetzsch Graph is not planar.
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closed as off-topic by Dan Rust, T. Bongers, Serkan, Eric Naslund, Bruno Joyal Nov 25 '13 at 3:36
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
For (1) recall that a graph is non-planar if and only if it contains a subgraph that is a subdivision of either $K_5$ or $K_{3,3}$. So can you find such a subgraph? (Hint: $K_5$ works for this case).
Something seems to be wrong with (2). Consider three "countries" where each two share a border (e.g., Oregon, Nevada and California). You clearly need three colors.


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The Sunnyslope Homemakers met at Mary Lushenko's last week. They all told what they'd been doing through the summer. There were 3 visitors and a couple of members couldn't attend. They all enjoyed Mary's Juneberry pies!
Thursday Rodney Kastner of Bemidji, Minnesota visited at Lila Fannik's home. He is a Missionary in Zimbabwe and teaches at the Rusitu Bible College. Before this he was a Missionary in Nigeria. He has lived in Africa for half of his life! Rodney spoke at Bible Study held in Lila's home Thursday evening. Everyone enjoyed the evening with Rod.
Margaret and Gene Zaderaka spent a good part of Sunday with Gary, Darlene, and Kayla Rose at their home south of Rugby. Gary is the new Maintainer fellow there now and loves his work. Darlene keeps busy sewing lap robes and crocheting walker bags for the Nursing Home there. Kayla will be returning to college in Bismarck shortly where she is close to graduating as a lab technician/chemist. Kayla and her fiance', Sam Unruh, a high school math teacher, will be married on December 19th. Jenny lives and works at Streeter, North Dakota.
The Monday, August 17th update from Sharon Strilcov says she is done with her chemo and will be taking pills for a week before her first round is completed. She is staying with her sister, Jan, and her husband Don Meronuck in Fargo and has her treatments and doctor appointments at the Roger Maris Center there.
There has been a problem with some of Sharon's mail being returned so they advise you use this address:
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On Monday, August 17th, Ethel Hauf had several celebrate her birthday with her.
Next week school starts in Max. On Friday of next week, August 28th, the Over 55 Club will hold their August potluck and meeting at 6 p.m. Again, the Centennial Cafe hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday. They are closed on Sundays. The cafe is for sale so please contact Kristin Haynes Splichal or anyone else in the Haynes family for more information. The cafe's phone number is (701) 679-8268 and the address is 2835 Highway #83, Max, N.D. 58759..
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A late-season winter storm is winding down across the Middle Atlantic states after dropping 6 to 12 inches of powder on Washington DC, Baltimore, and Annapolis. Just two days ago, these areas were basking under sunshine and 70 degrees with the promise of spring in the air, but a surge of arctic air set the stage for the development of low pressure to the south and the result was a blanket of snow across Maryland, northern Virginia, southern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, and Delaware. The storm brought the seasonal total at Baltimore (BWI) to nearly 40 inches.
Snow flurries began falling on Sunday afternoon with the air temperature near 40 and a dew point temperature in the 20s. However, within a few hours the mercury had dropped into the mid 30s and light snow was picking up across the region. Snow began to accumulate on unpaved surfaces from 8 p.m. to midnight with a couple of inches at most locations. However, as the precipitation intensified and as the temperature dropped into the 20s, snow began covering walkways and roads. Additionally, snowfall rates increased to 1" per hour at times. The heaviest snow fell from midnight through 6 a.m. followed by a few hours of light snow or flurries. Although final totals are still coming in to various NWS outlets, it appears that a general 6 to 12-inch swath of snow fell over the Middle Atlantic states with the heaviest falling over Washington DC and Annapolis MD. Unlike many late-season snowfalls that are heavy and wet, this storm produced a more powdery snow that swirled off rooftops in the gusty wind and sub-freezing temperatures.
The forecast for the rest of the day calls for a mostly cloudy sky with cold temperatures as highs struggle to reach the freezing point. A gusty wind from the northeast will make it feel even colder. The high March sun angle will help to melt snow on the main roads, the fresh covering of late-winter snow will hold on for another day as Tuesday is expected to be another cold day.
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That's right, the muse decided to escape quickly from Tomb Raider to shine in a digitally distributed game by Square Enix. Guardian of Light tries to innovate in a variety of gameplay mechanics, starting with the isometric view. Sadly, gamers do not see up close the beautiful character of the game developed by Crystal Dynamics. As usual, Lara goes in search of an ancient artifact. The story revolves around an object called Mirror of Smoke, which held an evil being known as Xoxolt. The enemy is released from his prison, but fortunately he was not alone. The old warrior Totec (responsible for the imprisonment of Xoxolt) appears to help Lara. The new information revealed by Gamespot site refer to the cooperative mode, in which a pair of players can enter and Totec Lara in an attempt to exterminate hordes of enemies along the way. The details suggest that the experience with a friend can be much more rewarding than the single player gameplay.
Players will have no difficulty in defeating opponents, because of the traditional control scheme: PC, mouse and keyboard; a pin moves the character and the other directs the sight. A separate button changes the weapon to be fired. Lara and Totec can use two pistols, shield/spear, assault rifles, flamethrowers and grenade launchers. With the exception of the first two sets of weapons mentioned, the other equipment don't have infinite ammo. Only those who like to shoot many bullets against the walls will have no problems with the ammunition limit, as there are boxes everywhere. Even amazing creatures - such as giant spiders - may demand a lot of shooting, the amount of bullets should not disturb the players during the action. But spend it with precision, since your partner may be leading to more number of points acquired. Of course, this little "competition for points" is not the focus of the experience. Puzzles very well prepared should be solved together. Overcoming the challenges occurs through a wise use of the abilities of each of the protagonists. A bit different from what occurs in the Tomb Raider franchise, which many of the games require the player to lose hours trying to get an artifact in a hidden temple.
Want an example? There is a seemingly unattainable treasure in a higher place. The solution is to literally act with your partner: Totec throws several spears into a wall that Lara can climb and collect the reward. The warrior's shield is also used on occasion as well as the Lara's hook , which can be thrown to serve even as a temporary bridge to Totec. It became clear that sometimes the action is replaced by the ingenuity of the puzzles. How about finding a safe path across platforms without being trapped by prickly obstacles or killed by the spines?
Lara Croft and The Guardian of Light, despite being presented in a simpler way than previous Tomb Raider games, promises to offer great challenges to the players. It is also noted that Lara Croft doesn't carries the Tomb Raider brand anymore, which can be either good or bad. Nonetheless, the innovative cooperative mode seems a good addition to the game. The title should emerge on the PC (via digital distribution), Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network on the end of 2010.
If you want to discuss the game in the forums, please head over here and share your opinion with your fellow gamers.
Seems different than the usual Tomb Raider but it should be fun to play. Nice preview. Sorry I had to edit the title. Perhaps you can attached this thread at the bottom of at article. Will be a nice practice. Nice preview btw. It's nice seeing you back with your usual writings.
You probably don't have the NoobFeed watermark template. I will email you the psd for your future articles.
aha!!! very nice preview!! yup its gonna be pretty innovative!!! this is what i call one of the most anticipating DLCs to come. however i dont like the idea of sticking the franchise to this type of gameplay. it can ruin the franchise itself as the game mechanism which made TR famous can be lost.
Nice preview. I had my eye on this game for while now. Even though I'm not a big fan of this series, I want to give this game a try.
Excellent preview Marco. I can't wait for this game :D
@RON : Thank you. I was going to suggest the same thing to Marco :)
It's been years since the last time Lara actually interested me.. in fact, it's the first time lol. I never liked Tomb Raider, never found them to be anything else but a character for which teenage boys fell for back in the days and so they played the game, but this one title caught my attention. Although I'm not much of a lover for an obligatory second character (I don't like playing online much for co-op, yet I hate when you have to carry an AI around since AI's well.. it's an AI, you know how that is), but it will still be worth checking out.
Great work, I got around to reading this and was impressed. Can't wait to have you back writing features, which I feel is where your strength is.


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I have a large equation that essentially takes two variables and returns a real number. I know that the two values are real numbers between 0 and 10. Is there a standard way to numerically find the minimum point on the surface?
I'm multiplying two Poisson distributions together to get the probability of two independent events happening. I have some real world data that I'm trying to model and am trying to find the two lambda values for the distribution that best models that real world data.
I have a cost function that gives a cost for any specific two lambdas and am trying to find the 2 values that minimize that cost.
So the equation is more or less the sum of[((two poisson distributions multiplied together) - (some value measured from the real workd))^2]
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NEW YORK (AP) - Phoenix forward Candice Dupree was suspended one game by the WNBA for making contact with an official during the Mercury's game against Indiana on Saturday.
The contact with official Lamont Simpson occurred with 1:48 left in the second quarter, and Dupree was given a technical foul on the play. Simpson was wearing the new referee camera attached to eye glasses, which showed the bump up close in the nationally televised game.
The Mercury went on to win 82-67 for their first victory of the season.
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A Modest Proposal Regarding Debt-Like Preferred Stock
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Several provisions of the Internal Revenue Code act, in targeted circumstances, treat limited classes of preferred stock as not being stock. These provisions have in common that they target preferred stock that is thought to be very debt-like. This Article applies two important insights from finance theory to the interpretation and administration of these provisions. The first is that the ability to create synthetic positions to reproduce any desired combination of debt and equity positions makes the distinction between debt and equity an artificial one, and therefore an exercise in line-drawing. The second finance insight is the fundamental risk-and-return relationship exemplified by the Capital Assets Pricing Model. The application of these insights leads to a proposal explicitly to interpret the provisions in terms of risk and return relationships, to the extent that the statutory language will permit it. The result is to replace an open-ended facts and circumstances test with a closed risk-and-return test that would bring beneficial simplification and certainty to this area of tax law.
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On what basis the numbering less than 20, the fraction 17/6 (base 10) does not generate a regular tithe?
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The terminating decimals (though that term should be reserved for base 10, but I have no better) in any base are precisely the fractions whose denominator has every prime factor represented in the factorization of the base. So in base 10, it is fractions with denominators of the form 2^x*5^y, where x and y are allowed to be zero.


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"Cat like typing detected." To unblock, click on the "let me use the computer" button or type "Human" into the box at the bottom of the screen.
A perennial problem if you share your home with a cat is often the illicit use of your computer by said fur-friend. Microsoft Windows has over 200 keyboard shortcuts built into its software and a cat is guaranteed to find them with absolutely no effort at all. How many people have had lost or damaged files, the computer crashed or the screen froze because kitty walked on the keyboard? Remembering to slide the keyboard drawer back under the desk or placing a rigid cover over it doesn't always happen or may be inconvenient. What other options are there other than barricading kitty from the room? PawSense a computer program by Tucson, Ariz. based company BitBoost.
Not a new product, PawSense was first introduced in the 1990s; it is an inspired program for detecting and blocking cat typing. It also helps encourage kitty to stay off the computer keyboard altogether.
How does it do this? BitBoost's website explains:
"If you carefully measure cat paws, you will find that practically all cat paws are significantly larger than a typical keyboard key. When a cat first places its paw down, the cat's weight plus the momentum of the cat's movement exerts pounds of force on the keyboard, primarily through the cat's paw pads. The cat's paw angles and toe positions also undergo complex changes while the paw lands on the keyboard. This forces keys and often key combinations down in a distinctive style of typing which includes unusual timing patterns. Cats' patterns of overall movement in walking or lying down also help make their typing more recognizable."
Once kitty is detected the computer makes a kitty-unfriendly noise and PawSense blocks the cat's keyboard input. The cat can no longer enter commands to your programs or operating system, go online to purchase catnip and tuna, or email the tom up the street.
PawSense has a library of sounds to choose from or, if preferred, a personal message or noise can be recorded that is particularly abhorrent to a specific kitty. As an added bonus, if in earshot it soon becomes apparent someone is somewhere they should not be and the appropriate action can be taken. It doesn't matter if kitty is deaf, PawSense will still block any cat typing once detected whether kitty hears the noise or not.
The program is already smart enough to recognize human typing errors and that sometimes people hold keys down to type repetitive characters. If an application demands it, it can also be configured to ignore combinations of keys that the program normally considered a cat-like combination.
The program uses very little memory: The BitBoost website claims:
"Except while playing a sound (when a cat is detected) PawSense occupies less than 79K of RAM. Even on a computer with only 16 megabytes of RAM, PawSense uses less than 1/200th of that RAM. PawSense does not use any non-system DLLs such as MFC, VBRUN, etc. that cause some programs to take up too much memory. PawSense uses very little time as well: typically less than 1/1000th of the available CPU time. When your computer is busy PawSense somewhat reduces its CPU usage accordingly. An installation of PawSense takes up less than 2 megabytes of hard drive space. While installing it may temporarily use as much as 4 megabytes of hard drive space."
PawSense is available for Windows Vista, 7, XP and 2000 operating systems but is currently not available for Mac. It can be purchased from the BitBoost website.


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When it comes to Thanksgiving, there is really one true star of the show: the turkey. And though it can be fun to play with different cooking methods and ingredients, there's something to be said for playing it straight. After all, guests are looking for a Thanksgiving roast turkey that's beautifully golden brown on the outside, plump and juicy on the inside.
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Baste turkey with herb-seasoned stock during roasting for a moist and delicious bird.
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Grace Parisi blends ingredients into a butter that she rubs all over the turkey. In addition to this one with lemon, other creative ideas are Roast Turkey with Fried Sage and Pecans and Roast Turkey with Pickled Jalapeno-Paprika Gravy.
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It's almost time for the big feast. We hope you have a list of everything to buy and a count-down plan, from the make-ahead side dishes on down to the Big Bird itself. If there is one American holiday that is more traditional than any other, Thanksgiving must be it.
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Roast Turkey with Fried Sage and PecansFood & Wine
Grace Parisi blends ingredients into a butter that she rubs all over the turkey. In addition to this one with sage, other creative ideas are Roast Turkey with Lemon and Chives and Roast Turkey with Pickled Jalapeno-Paprika Gravy.
Thanksgiving for Kids: Gobble Gobble Turkey
Let's face it: what's Thanksgiving for kids? Trick-or-treating is long over, and Santa's just a glimpse in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Kids might not appreciate all the good food that'll be at your table, but you can still whip up a fun turkey that they (and maybe some adults) will enjoy!
Easy Thanksgiving-Themed Kids Dinner: "Turkey" Chili
The holidays are upon us, and it's time for turkeys, pumpkin pie, hot apple cider, bonfires on chilly nights and being grateful for family and friends. Speaking of chilly nights, here's a simple, hearty meal that will warm up a little one's tummy and bring a smile to his or her face! What You'll Need:chili (turkey chili or not, your choice)cheese (both white cheese and yellow cheese)corn chips To Make "Turkey" Chili:Ladle chili into a bowl.
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The Big Day -- Thanksgiving -- is almost here at last. Hope you've gotten all the pumpkin pies baked and checked out our handy checklist of how to handle your Turkey Day schedule. Hey, it's not too late to make a few make-ahead dishes, saving tomorrow for just the turkey and stuffing.
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The battle has been raging for weeks now -- and we've all been barraged with negative advertising, insistence that only one way is the right way, and the pervasive hope that if we just make the right choice, everything in the country will be perfect. I'm not talking about the election, Skippy. I'm talking about how to cook a turkey.
Roast Turkey BreastFamily Circle
Every day is a special occasion when you serve this roast turkey seasoned with lemon and Italian spices. Homemade gravy adds a special touch to this dinner recipe.
Creole Butter-Roasted TurkeyThe Food Channel
This rich juicy Creole butter-roasted turkey, with a crispy golden brown skin, tastes incredible! Rubbing seasoned butter under the skin of the turkey before roasting ensures a moist, flavorful turkey.
Roast Turkey with Cranberry-Apple GlazeHeart-Healthy Living
Fresh orange, onion, sage, and thyme are stuffed in the turkey as it roasts for this holiday recipe. A fruit glaze on the outside finishes off the turkey.
Turkey with Cranberry Pecan StuffingSwanson Broth & Stock
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These reflections are taken from the book "Pro-Life Reflections for Every Day" by Fr. Frank Pavone which is available for purchase at: ProLifeReflectionsForEveryDay.org
Come to me, all you who are weary and overburdened, and I will give you rest – Mt 11:28
Reflection: The burden Jesus is talking about is not just that you have bills to pay, tasks to accomplish, or busy schedule to keep. He is speaking about the burden we feel when we see the rights of our brothers and sisters ignored and innocent blood shed. He is speaking of the work we do to correct these injustices and build a culture of life.
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(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) – The City of Lawrenceburg is again helping out Dearborn County's three school districts.
Lawrenceburg City Council this week approved its annual school grants. The city budgets $2 million each year for the grants. The amount was equally distributed – $657,966 to each of the three school corporations, plus a smaller amount for Saint Lawrence Catholic School in Lawrenceburg.
Lawrenceburg Community Schools will use its grant money help fund the Plato Learning/Credit Recovery program, math and reading programs, and Project Lead the Way staff salaries, and membership fees for the Ripley-Ohio-Dearborn Special Education Cooperative for special needs students.
The city 's grant to South Dearborn Community Schools will be used for a technology expansion to bring wireless internet to all schools, RTI staff salaries, payment to the Ripley-Ohio-Dearborn Special Education Cooperative, and salaries for four teachers involved in Project Lead the Way.
Sunman-Dearborn Community Schools is using its share to pay most of the salaries for nine guidance counselors district-wide in 2012-13.
The remaining amount of $26,000 went to Saint Lawrence. The money will be put to use upgrading computers, software licensing fees, and tools for accelerated math classes.


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Kris Chatterson photo blogs installation photos from the exhibition Angular Seduction curated by Vincent Como at Tiger Strikes Asteroid, Brooklyn through February 17, 2013.
The show features work by Maya Hayuk, Jason Karolak, Anna Kunz, Karl LaRocca, Melissa Oresky, and Kirk Stoller, artists who "Painters who are each navigating space through color, shape and line, at times even breaking free of the planar reality of pictorial space to enter the Z-axis, or rather, the world of three dimensions with the rest of us. The differences in these collected works come out of the handling of materials, whether clean and exacting with pure color, a sharp demarcation of elements, or transparent and loose with areas of paint bleeding over/into others. While owing a debt to Color Theory as well as the Hard Edge painters and Minimal artists each of the works on display in Angular Seduction simultaneously bastardize and push the boundaries of those very traditions in an attempt to bring the work to another level of existence and thus lure the unsuspecting viewer closer through their wanton displays of geometric persuasion."
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Escape From The Daily Grind With A River Cruise Along A Magnificent European River
Spring, TX —Europeanbarging is offering special summer packages that range from 5-18 day river cruises. These luxurious European Cruise packages can be booked with Europeanbarging anywhere between the dates of April, 20th 2013-September, 30th 2013.
You can select from their featured cruises such as the Rhine River Cruise, Danube River Cruise, and the Rhone River Cruise. All of the Arosa ships feature French balconies, 180 sq. ft. cabins, and each have a swimming pool, sauna, whirlpool, and spa facilities. Each cruise includes a round trip transfer between the Cologne or Passau train station and the ship, as well as the port taxes.
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While onboard your river cruise you will enjoy a multitude of amenities including 1 each of bottled water, sparkling wine, fruit and chocolate, mineral water with meals and coffee, tea and juice with breakfast. You will receive 30% off spa treatments, some excursions are included in the summer package, free use of available bicycles, and free Wi-Fi.
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Thursday, May 22, 2014: Sensitivity is the keyword for today. So how you interact with others is important. Adopt a modest attitude, ignore irritants, focus on what really matters, blend in and work quietly and efficiently.
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Monday, April 14, 2014: Today you can be extraordinarily funny, interesting and creative, just take care that you don't drift into exaggeration, impracticality, impulsiveness and/or frustration.
The road might be bumpy and you may feel a bit edgy and impatient. Anticipate mood swings, yours and others, but try to view any inconvenience as an opportunity to learn. Choose your words carefully, don't jump to conclusions and think long and hard before offering opinions and advise. Make this week's mantra: "If I can't say something nice it's best that I say nothing at all."
Keep in mind that over the coming few week what it may all come down to is this: The best action is no action. As much as possible simply allow what is to be. If you should find restraining yourself a bit difficult, try beginning and ending each day imagining a choir of Angels quietly singing "Let it Be".
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Mother Mary comes to me
Speaking words of wisdom, let it be
And in my hour of darkness
She is standing right in front of me
Speaking words of wisdom, let it be
Let it be, let it be
Let it be, let it be
Whisper words of wisdom, let it be
"Let It Be" by The Beatles. McCartney and Lennon
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Last night's episode of "Chopped" offered four home cooks an opportunity to compete for the $10,000 and the very elusive title of a champion in this episode titled, "Ambitious Amateurs."
The judges for this episode are: Geoffrey Zakarian, Alex Guarnaschelli and Scott Conant. The host, as always is Ted Allen.
Competing in this episode are: Jackie Khanich, an entertainment attorney from California. Jaime Montalvo who is also seen as Soraya Sobreidad a cable-access cooking host. Tommy Werther, a retired police detective whose career ended when he was hit by a car, is now a stay at home dad. y, Dinah Suhr is a hospital administrator, who won several cooking competitions.
The first round appetizer mystery box contained: Chicken Tenderloins, Paprika Peppers, Fennel and Ginger Preserves. Dinah made Korean Fried Chicken using cayenne, paprika and rice flour. Tommy made chicken fennel and paprika dumpling using soy sauce, fish sauce and pizza dough. Soraya made relleno de papa with chicken using potato and cumin. Jackie made ginger middle eastern chicken salad using coriander, cumin and garlic. Soraya was eliminated from this round because all the ingredients did not come through, and the ginger was left out completely.
The entree round contained: Tikka Masala Sauce, Asian Long Beans, Hanger Steak and Serrano Ham Croquettes. Dinah made tikka masala marinated hanger steak using brown sugar and olive oil. Tommy made cognac-balsamic hanger steak using olive oil and balsamic vinegar. Jackie made tikka masala agnolotti with ground steak filling using ricotta, parmesan and tomatoes. The chef who was "Chopped" in this round was Jackie, who left the steak off her plate.
The dessert round included: Guava Shells in Syrup, Cottage Cheese, Couscous and Candied Chickpeas. Dinah made couscous pudding with chickpea almond crumble using milk, eggs and sugar. Tommy made guava cottage cheese ice cream with caramel sauce using milk, sugar and cream.
The winner of the $10,000 and "Chopped" amateur champion was Dinah, who will use the money to take her mother to Korea.
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Poetry For You: Pictures in Visions is the first book published by Marc Duggan, and was inspired by people and events throughout his life.
This book Includes 13 bonus poems not found on the PoetryForYou.com website, including "Dreaming of You", "Blood" and "Enlightenment".
I would like to thank you for deciding to visit. My deepest intention is to have the opportunity to move you, to inspire you, to touch parts of your spirit you may or may not know existed and to enable you to communicate with those in your life in a way you may or may not have been able to before. Thanks for being a part of my life and allowing me the privilege to be part of yours.
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House Painting Colors
Can you imagine a world without color? What a drab and dreary existence! What about your home? Is it lackluster and lacking in color, or still sporting the colors of decades gone by? The beauty of paint is that it can literally be changed every day if that is what suits your fancy. There is no quicker way to transform and update your house than by applying a fresh coat of paint.
Choosing paint colors should be a fun adventure. Begin by educating yourself on the current colors; what was popular only a year ago may already be outdated. Don't be afraid to experiment with color. Sure, white is the safest, but also the least exciting! The following collection of articles touches briefly on choosing color for each room in a house. Using paint, learn about maximizing the space and lighting in a small bathroom, creating your own luxurious retreat right in your own master bedroom, or bringing vibrant joy to your children's rooms.
Color is a wonderful thing, infusing our lives with never-ending, illustrious beauty. Just as the black and white movies of the old days, so is a house without color. FIll your home with color and read on to learn about painting your kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, and the exterior of your home.
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Elegant Bedroom Statements
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Elegant Bedroom Statements
Serene Furnishings creates beds that never fail to bring effortless elegance to bedrooms. Whether your design eye favours the traditional metal frames, the luxuriant button upholstery or faux leather designs, there is something here to please.
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