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Rubin Carter
Position: NT-DT
Height: 6-0 Weight: 256 lbs.
Born: December 12, 1952 in Pompano Beach, FL
High School: Stranahan
College: Miami (FL) (school history) (Carter college stats)
Drafted by the Denver Broncos in the 5th round (121st overall) of the 1975 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 68 (635th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Father of Andre Carter
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Grants for pre-K expansion announced
The recipients of grants to expand pre-kindergarten in Maryland have been announced.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, Charlene Dukes, the president of the Maryland Board of Education and Dallas Dance, the Baltimore County superintendent of schools announced the $4.3 million in grants Monday Perry Hall.
"Every child in Maryland deserves to be able to climb the ladder of opportunity towards success, and expanding access to quality early childhood education is a critical part of our effort to close the achievement gap throughout our state," said Lt. Governor Brown.
The grants will be distributed to 24 providers statewide.
"Baltimore County has been, and continues to be a leader in early childhood education, and this $770,000 in State funding for pre-kindergarten expansion recognizes our ongoing commitment and will make a real difference in our communities," said County Executive Kevin Kamenetz.
Lawmakers approved the grants in this year's legislative session in an effort to expand full- and half-day pre-K to 1,500 more children.

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"Simon Says" is tonight's episode of "Almost Human." Beware this article contains spoilers for tonight's episode. To review the last case file, click here. "Almost Human" airs Monday nights at 7 on Fox.
Note to self: don't let a random guy in the alley wash your windshield because he will knock you out, and you will wake up with a bomb collar around your neck. This is definitely a thrilling case. The writers do a good job of showing the police side of things, but also taking the time to show Simon watching and everyone's comments on the livestream. While it is helpful at times to follow Detective Stahl and Captain Maldonado around in the precinct, at times it is a little boring. Nothing is really revealed, all that happens is they are watching the livestream. When John is collared, it is helpful to be in the precinct because Maldonado provides insight to Richard and Dorian. Did you enjoy the case?
It's not hard to get swept away in the suspense of this episode. John and Dorian jump into this while the first victim is still alive and collared. The writers set up the case in an intriguing way. They could have had the police not come into play until after the first victim dies, but it would not have been as suspenseful or intriguing. One surprising aspect of the case is that John and Simon have something in common. The conversation between the two of them when John is collared is absolutely fantastic. It allows the viewers to see a different side of John. It is a good character moment for him, as well is the chat between him and Maldonado. What did you think of John during this episode?
Every synthetic needs to be charged before going out on duty for the day. Unfortunately in this episode, there is a bit of a power shortage happening, and so Dorian does not get to be fully charged. This causes some absolutely hilarious moments because a less than fully charged Dorian equals mood swings. He punches Richard! This is a great side storyline to have during an intense episode like this one. Dorian provides more comic relief than usual, and it is hilarious watching everyone react to him. I don't know about you, but I want to see more scenes between Richard and Dorian. They are quite a pair. Did you enjoy Dorian's mood swings and outbursts? Are you excited to see Dorian and Rudy living together?
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College Hockey:BC, MSU, Michigan Lead Preseason All-USCHO Teams
MINNEAPOLIS — Hockey East favorite Boston College had three players named to the preseason All-USCHO teams, while CCHA contender Michigan State placed two players on the first team as announced Sunday by USCHO.com.
Spartan forward Jim Slater and his teammate, defenseman A.J. Thelen, were joined on the first team by Boston College's Patrick Eaves and Michigan Tech's Chris Conner at forward. Noah Welch of Harvard was a first-team pick at defense, and Maine's Jimmy Howard was selected to man the first-team nets.
Among the second-team picks were BC blueliner Andrew Alberts and two standouts for preseason No. 1 Michigan: netminder Al Montoya, who returned to college after his well-publicized NHL selection by the New York Rangers, and forward T.J. Hensick.
The rookie team included two North Dakota skaters in forward Travis Zajac and defenseman Kyle Radke. The WCHA dominated the freshman selections with four of the six picks.
Complete All-USCHO teams, as well as honorable mentions and the All-USCHO rookie team, appear below.
All-USCHO First Team
F Jim Slater, Michigan State
F Chris Conner, Michigan Tech
F Patrick Eaves, Boston College
D A.J. Thelen, Michigan State
D Noah Welch, Harvard
G Jimmy Howard, Maine
All-USCHO Second Team
F Evan Schwabe, Minnesota-Duluth
F T.J. Hensick, Michigan
F Lee Stempniak, Dartmouth
D Mark Stuart, Colorado College
D Andrew Alberts, Boston College
G Al Montoya, Michigan
All-USCHO Third Team
F Brady Murray, North Dakota
F Ryan Shannon, Boston College
F Jon Smyth, Colgate
D Brian Yandle, New Hampshire
D Andy Greene, Miami
G Bernd Bruckler, Wisconsin
Honorable mention: Barret Ehgoetz, Niagara; Nathan Oystrick, Northern Michigan; Brett Skinner, Denver; David McKee, Cornell; Steve Silverthorn, Colgate; Matt Jones, North Dakota; Michel Leveille, Maine; Kevin Croxton, Rensselaer
All-USCHO Rookie Team
F Travis Zajac, North Dakota
F Chris Bourque, Boston University
F Kris Chucko, Minnesota
D Kyle Klubertanz, Wisconsin
D Kyle Radke, North Dakota
G Cory Schneider, Boston College
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March 25th is International Waffle Day, called Våffeldagen, originated in Sweden. The holiday coincides with the Feast of the Annunciation, which takes place nine months before Christmas. Yes, it is nine months until Christmas. The Feast of the Annunciation is when the Archangel Gabriel told the Virgin Mary she was pregnant. Swedish families also celebrated the beginning of spring with waffles.
National Waffle Day is August 24. It celebrates the first patented waffle iron. The patent was submitted by Cornelius Swarthout in 1869. His iron sat on top of wood or gas stoves. The cast iron plates were joined by a hinge that swiveled in an iron collar. Lucky Americans get two waffle days.
When I make waffles I always add extra spices; this is one of my recipes:
· 2 cup all-purpose flour
· 1/2 cup dark brown sugar
· 1 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
· 1 teaspoons cinnamon
· 1 teaspoons ground ginger
· ¼ teaspoon nutmeg
· ¼ teaspoon ground cloves
· 2 eggs
· 1/3 cup butter, soft
· 1 cup milk
· ½ cup molasses
Preheat a waffle iron. Spray the iron with nonstick spray, if needed.
In a large mixing bowl, stir together the flours, sugar, baking powder, and spices. In a smaller bowl, whisk together the eggs, butter, milk, and molasses. Mix the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients. (I use a whip or my mixer.)
Fill your waffle iron with batter according to the manufacturer's instructions. Cook until crisp and browned.
Serve immediately with pure maple syrup, and butter. Repeat with remaining batter.
Children Waffle books:
· Everything on a Waffle Paperback
· by Polly Horvath
· The Adventures of Waffle Man and Butter Boy by Harper, Kyle
· If Waffles Were Like Boys by Charise Mericle Harper and Scott Magoon
· Waffles Every Day by Kim W. Tolbert and May Artt
· Mrs. Postikit and the Waffle Emergencies by Stephen Fordenbacher (
· Waffle by Chris Raschka
· Early Reader: Awful Waffles by Deborah Holt Williams
Waffle Recipe books:
· Waffles: Sweet & Savory Recipes for Every Meal by Tara Duggan
· Waffles: Sweet, Savory, Simple by Yanagihara, Dawn and Schaeffer, Lucy
· Waffle Recipes: Wonderful Waffles and Syrups Cookbook by Hupp, Katherine
· Waffles: From Morning to Midnight by Dorie Greenspan
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Waffle facts:
• The word "waffle" is from the Dutch, meaning "wafer."
• Liege waffles were invented by the chef of Prince-Bishop of Liege in the 18th Century. The waffles are richer,denser, & sweeter.
• Liege is a city in Eastern Belgium.
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• In the late 1800's, Thomas Jefferson returned from France with a waffle iron.
• In the US, we get TWO chances to celebrate waffles! National Waffle Day is August 24! It celebrates the first patented waffle iron. The patent was submitted by Cornelius Swarthout in 1869
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• The ice cream cone was invented at the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904 when an ice cream vendor ran out of cups and asked a waffle vendor to help by rolling up waffles to hold ice cream.
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• Eggo Waffles were introduced in supermarket freezer sections in 1953.
• The first Waffle House restaurant opened on Labor Day in 1955 in Avondale Estates, GA.
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• Since its founding in 1955, the Waffle House chain has sold more than 500 million waffles
• Each year Waffle House customers eat more than 334,000 pounds of pecans in their waffles. That is more than 21 million pecans.
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• Brussels waffle Invented in 1839 didn't make it to the United States until 1964 making its premier at the World Fair
• Maurice Vermersch sold his wife's fluffy Brussels Waffles at the 1964 World's Fair in New York. Since he didn't think anyone knew where Brussels was, he dubbed them "Belgian Waffles."
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• The Belgium waffle is originally know as a Brussels waffle. The waffle is a thicker waffle with deeper pockets.
• There are several types of waffles – American, Belgian, Scandinavian, Liège, Hong Kong, and Dutch stroopwafels.
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Waffle irons come in a large variety of choices. Waffle irons can make a very thin waffle, capable of making waffle cones or Pizzelle. There is no set standard for waffle shapes or thicknesses, models that fall within the most common shapes and thicknesses are often labeled as "traditional" or "classic". Models that make thicker and/or larger pocketed waffles are often labeled as "Belgian" waffle makers.
You can make waffles for anytime day or night.
• If you make too many, you can always freeze leftover waffles and reheat in the toaster or toaster oven.


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Douglas E Befroy, DPhil
Visiting Research Scientist in Radiology and Biomedical Imaging and Research Scientist in Medicine (Endocrinology)
Research Interests
Heart; Liver; Metabolic Diseases; Muscle Contraction; Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy; Exercise; Metabolic Networks and Pathways
Research Organizations
Internal Medicine: Endocrinology | Liver Center
Bioimaging Sciences: Magnetic Resonance Research Center
Research Summary
My research focuses on the development of novel Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (MRS) techniques to investigate muscle and liver metabolism in vivo. MRS is a unique tool because it enables a variety of parameters of metabolism to be investigated, including metabolite concentrations, cellular oxygenation, and the rates of different metabolic reactions. At present, I am interested in the regulation of muscle mitochondrial function versus capacity, and how this is affected by conditions known to modulate metabolism - e.g., endurance training, aging, and diabetes. To investigate this effectively requires the development of robust MRS biomarkers of mitochondrial metabolism, which is the current target of my research.
Specialized Terms: Development of novel Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (MRS) techniques
Selected Publications
- Assessment of in vivo mitochondrial metabolism by magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Befroy DE, Falk Petersen K, Rothman DL, Shulman GI. Methods Enzymol. 2009;457:373-93. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3077057/?tool=pubmed
- Magnetic resonance spectroscopy studies of human metabolism. Befroy DE, Shulman GI. Diabetes. 2011 May;60(5):1361-9. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21525507
- DE Befroy, KF Petersen, S Dufour, GF Mason, DL Rothman and GI Shulman. Increased Substrate Oxidation and Mitochondrial Uncoupling in Skeletal Muscle of Endurance Trained Individuals. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 105:16701-16706, 2008. PMID: 18936488. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18936488
- DE Befroy, CS Choi, R Codella, S Kim, RM Reznick, YJ Hwang, ZX Liu, HY Lee, A Distefano, VT Samuel, D Zhang, GW Cline, C Handschin, J Lin, KF Petersen, BM Spiegelman, GI Shulman. Paradoxical Effects of Increased Expression of PGC-1 on Muscle Mitochondrial Function and Insulin Stimulated Muscle Glucose Metabolism. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA. 105(50):19926-31, 2008.
- DE Befroy, KF Petersen, S Dufour, GF Mason, RA de Graaf, DL Rothman and GI Shulman. Impaired Mitochondrial Substrate Oxidation in Muscle of Insulin-Resistant Offspring of Type 2 Diabetic Patients. Diabetes 56:1376-1381, 2007. PMID: 17287462. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17287462
- KF Petersen, D Befroy, S Dufour, J Dzuira, C Ariyan, DL Rothman, L DiPietro, GW Cline and GI Shulman. Mitochondrial dysfunction in the elderly: possible role in insulin resistance. Science. 300:1140-1142, 2003. PMID: 12750520.
- KF Petersen, S Dufour, D Befroy, Rina Reyes and GI Shulman. Impaired mitochondrial activity in insulin-resistant offspring of Type 2 diabetics. N. Engl. J. Med. 350: 664-671, 2004. PMID: 14960743.


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Casper Mountain Sled Dog Races This WeekendCasper Mountain Sled Dog Races kick off this weekend.
It's a sport that these huskies were bred to do.
And it's safe to say, after spending some time with them, it's what the dogs, as well as the mushers, love to do!
Everyone has the chance this weekend to check out the sport.
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The Galbani Buffalo Italian Heritage Festival takes place Thursday through Sunday, July 17th through 20th along Hertel Ave. in Buffalo, with live entertainment, contests, cooking demonstrations and plenty of delicious Italian food.
Entertainment on the Frankie Scinta Stage includes performances by Gianni Russo (Thursday at 7:45 p.m.), Poperazzi (Friday at 7:45 p.m.), Big City Horns (Saturday at 7:45 p.m.) and Hit n Run (Sunday at 7:45 p.m.) among many others. The festival also presents the Dancing Under the Stars competition featuring local radio and television personalities as well as local dignitaries; Dancing Under the Stars begins Friday at 4:30 p.m.
Other activities include the Buffalo Italian Idol competition, the annual Bocce Tournament (Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.) and demonstrations on the Galbani Cooking Stage throughout the weekend.
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He Wants Everyone to Know About SAVE
Now Settled in, a SAVE Client Concentrates on His Next Goal
SAVE Inc. Staff Members Play Key Roles in ResidentsÆ Lives
New organization forms to spearhead 2015 LGBTQIA ōMid-America Prideö in Kansas City
ACLU Files Lawsuit for Same-Sex Marriage in Kansas
Judge Rules that Missouri must Recognize Same-Sex Marriages from Outside the State
What Will HMCÆs New Season -- and New Leader -- Bring?
Activism Through Music
LGBT History Month Turns 21
CampBiz - October, 2014
GOING / LOCAL : Sen. Jolie Justus Hopes Her Next Stop in Politics is City Council
Decision Expected Soon in Missouri Same-Sex Marriage Case
CampBiz - September, 2014
Attorney Madeline Johnson Shares Her Journey of Transitioning into Happiness
AIDS Bicycle Cruise set to roll Sept. 14
Cowboy Connections
Wearing Denim and Flour
In its 6th Year, Latino Gay Pride KC Adds a Day to Festival
Sprucing up at Passages
Missouri GSA Network to Host Fall Summits
Roeland Park Passes Anti-Discrimination Ordinance for the LGBT community
The Bears Are Coming to Kansas City
HOTEL / PHILLIPS : Paul Passig Helps / Create Memorable Events
CampBiz - August, 2014
Roeland Park Council Votes Down Anti-Bias Ordinance
National Gay Blood Drive Held in Kansas City Today
Argosy CasinoÆs John Chaszar Offers a Peek Into the Gaming Industry
LIKEME Lighthouse Provides a Place to Gather a Group or Meet New People
CampBiz - July 2014
Two Additional Lawsuits Challenging Marriage Equality Filed in Missouri
Four Same-Sex Couples Wed in St. Louis MayorÆs Office
Gay Marriages Performed in St. Louis City Hall
2nd Annual St. Joe Pride Fest Is Set for June 20-21
CampBiz - June, 2014
Pride Fests Around the Midwest
In Memoriam Lenn Matthew Hunter
Liberace, Quixotic and Vegas!
With Roots in Kansas City, He Serves in California
COMMUNITY / DRIVEN: Kevin Moncke of Entercom Talks About the Importance of Local Focus in Radio
CampBiz - May, 2014
Walkie Talkies, Golf Carts and Envelope Stuffing
A Strong FundraiserÆs Advice: Keep at it
Using Unique Talents for Fundraising
From Plumbing to Sweets, Mother and Son Share a Business Savvy
Local Activist to Attend Lady GagaÆs Youth Retreat
Missouri Representative Mike Colona Files Marriage Bill
MORGAN / STANLEY : Kathleen Kunkler Moves Easily Between Offering Financial Advice and Rocking Out
Make Enthusiastic Consent Our New Standard
Fred Phelps is Dead at 84
CampBiz - April, 2014
Two MenÆs Choruses Unite to Celebrate Harvey Milk
Who Was Harvey Milk?
A Milestone for Missie BÆs
LGBT-Welcoming Congregations and Ministries of Kansas City
CampBiz - March, 2014
Kurt Krieger Starts a Group to Build Community
Local Tax-Based Firm SmartSpot Brings Clarity and Creativity to Numbers
Historic News in Missouri
Communion Denied to North Missouri Same-Sex Couple on the Occasion of Mother's Death
Step by Step, Through the 2014 AIDS Walk Events
A Fresh Perspective on Gaining LGBT Rights in Missouri
CampBiz - January/February, 2014
Six Same-sex Couples and Equality Florida Institute File Lawsuit Seeking the Freedom to Marry in Florida
Albers Specialty Pharmacy Caters to HIV/AIDS Patients
UMKC to Host Largest College LGBTA Conference Feb. 7-9
Desirée Luv Visitation and Funeral Service Set for Friday in Ohio
Missouri Gay and Lesbian Couples Filing Joint Tax Returns Challenged in New Lawsuit.
Following Her Entrepreneurial Dream
Headline for online: DiversityÆs Good for Business, Hallmark Foundation VP Says
Pastor Moving to Help Senior Adults
EQUAL to Protest æOnethingÆ Conference
CampBiz - December, 2013
Equality Kansas Files Kansas Suit Against Secretary of State Kris Kobach
New LGBT Entertainment District Based On Hamburger MaryÆs KC Relocation
A Night of Laughter for the LIKEME Lighthouse
Inaugural Mark Dreiling Award to be Presented at World AIDS Day Luncheon
Country Hill MotorsÆ Danny Zaslavsky Focuses On Hard Work and Being Fearless
CampBiz - November, 2013
Key Facts & Figures About SAVE Inc.
Out in the Crossroads - Appearing on Stage
Out in the Crossroads - October 4 & 5, 2013
An Event for Potential Parents Considering Foster Care or Adoption
CampBiz - October, 2013
A Chance to Stand Up for a Child
Passages Youth Center, Now in its 23rd Year, Wins 2 New Grants
Associates at Cerner Can Bring Their Whole Selves to Work
Nuts & Bolts Is Starting an Underwear Revolution
HIV Testing Sites and Related Events in the Area ¢ Download the lists!
æOUTSpoken KC Love and MarriageÆ Will Voice Our Local LGBT Heritage
Allies in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS
CampBiz - September, 2013
Latino Gay Pride Is Ready for its Fifth Festival
Moving On
Changing Focus
HitchFit Owners Enjoy Seeing Clients Transform
Missy Koonce is the New Leading Lady with the AIDS Service Foundation
CampBiz - August, 2013
Senate Committee Advances ENDA
Chamber Board Member Kay Barnes Shows How Advocacy Is Done
CampBiz - July, 2013
Kevin Deen, Artist Ambassador for the Hotel Phillips
Starting in 2014, Boy Scouts WonÆt Bar Openly Gay Youth from Membership
A Local Eagle ScoutÆs Perspective
Break Out - The Business of Being True to Yourself
FBI Seeks to Build Relationships with Communities it Serves
Rebecca Caster, Bringing LGBT Pride to the KCPD
How I Became a Gay Athlete
CampBiz - June, 2013
Salut! It's A Very Good Year.
CampBiz - May, 2013
With Your Input, Calendar Could Help Unite the Community
A Change in Plans for Hamburger MaryÆs KC on Pride Weekend
KC Pride Planners Have a Local Focus
In Memorium - Richard Leslie Farmer
æAuntie MameÆdÆ Parodies the Original Classic
HereÆs Why One Team Leader Walks Each Year
CampBiz - April, 2013
AIDS Walk Dollars Also Fund Community Grants
She Wants to Share the Power of a Good Bike Ride
The Advocacy? ItÆs Mutual
CampBiz - March, 2013
LIKEME Lighthouse celebrates One Year anniversary
Homosexuals During the Holocaust
Kansas City Bar Coalition Sets the Stage for June Pride
From Apathy to ģ Neon Nights!
After a Casino Night, MAGLCC Will Turn to Jewelry
CampBiz - February, 2013
The Gay Dad Project Offers a Resource for Families after One Parent Comes Out
Jeanne Manford, Founding Mother of PFLAG, Dies at 92
CampBiz - January, 2013
Anti-Bullying Boxing Group for Youth Welcomes All
Neon Nights at Val-O-Ween
Bands Will Battle at the Cashew in HRC Event
CampBiz - December, 2012
Still Pressing æPlayÆ
How Language Can Divide the Transgender Community
MAGLCC to Host its First Business Equality Conference
Anti-Violence Group Helps Victims Cope and Works Toward Prevention
A Time to Mourn, and a Time for Action
CampBiz - November, 2012
LGBT History Month Icons
Hamburger Mary's - 40 Years Old...But STILL Hot As Ever!
October Offers Plenty to Celebrate
A Welcoming Young Chorus
A Reporter Shifts His Role
CampBiz - October, 2012
One ABC Organizer Shifted to Bicycling Just 3 Years Ago
Kansas City Latino Gay Pride Set for Sept. 8
CampBiz - September, 2012
æOur Family Gathering
Our Family Gathering ¢ Regional United Methodists Working Toward Full LGBT Inclusion
LGBTQ Disabled Support Group to Screen "Milk"
Protest at Chick-fil-A
Hamburger MaryÆs serves up ōHate-Freeö Chicken Sandwich
CampBiz - August, 2012
LGBTQ Health Equity Summit Coming to Kansas City
An Activist Fighting for LGBTQ Health
CampBiz - July, 2012
Spirit of Hope MCC to Mark Its 40th Anniversary
CampBiz - June, 2012
This Time, TheyÆve Created Wonderland
æIn the LifeÆ Turns 20
Kansas City's Gay Bars: Here for the Community
Kansas CityÆs New LGBT Chamber of Commerce
HRC Corporate Equality Awards in Kansas City
CampBiz - May, 2012
Show Me Pride Presents "Power of Pride"
More Than a GSA Network
PROMO Applauds Representative's Courage to Come Out
Missouri HB 2051 Threatens GSA's and LGBT Education in Missouri Schools.
Where to Get Free or Low-Cost HIV Tests
The People Behind the Scenes of AIDS Walk
CampBiz - April, 2012
In Lawrence, Kan., Fund-Raising Walk Comes in the Fall
Kansas Bill Would Undo Local Non-Discrimination Laws
CampBiz - March, 2012
It Does Get Better
Local Couples Tell Us About Their Families
Picnics, Playmates and Resources
New Analysis Looks at Same-Sex Parenting
CampBiz - February, 2012
He Spreads His Message of Prevention
Columnist Dan Savage to Narrate at æWhen I KnewÆ HMC Concert
æGod vs. GayÆ Author to Speak in Kansas City
New Changes in 2012 for the Kansas Equality Coalition
Youth and Young Adult Links
Media Should Show More Respect in Reporting About Killing
CampBiz - January, 2012
Resources for LGBT Youth of Kansas City
Tom Atwood May Want to Take Your Picture
Centralia Considers Nondiscrimination Ordinance
CampBiz - December, 2011
On Second Sundays, PFLAG-KC Opens its Doors Wide
Fritz and Etta Mae Mutti to Speak at PFLAG-KC Meeting
Using His Knitting Techniques, He Made ToastyBrain
CampBiz - November, 2011
Val-O-Ween Launches Its 2012 Event with a Halloween Tea Dance
Entertainer and Activist Returns to Town
Striving Together to Make Congregations LGBT-Welcoming
LGBT History Month Icons
CampBiz - October, 2011
See the Sights in Kansas City!
How Ross Freese Came Aboard to Lead Trolley Tours
Midtown Electronic Waste Collection Event
Equality Forum to Present 31 New Icons for LGBT History Month
Magazine Reaches Out to Find Its Next Athlete of the Year
Local LGBT-Welcoming Ministries and Congregations
CampBiz - September, 2011
Russ Duncan
Tina Singleton
Organizer Ready for His Third Annual Latino Gay Pride
Passages Youth Center: A Place of Acceptance
A Life Remembered: Julie Geis
Census Analysis Brings Same-sex Couples in Missouri and Kansas Come into View
The 10-Year Shadow of Sept. 11
Back on the Bikes: ItÆs Time to Ride for AIDS
CampBiz - August, 2011
Bear Coffee: A Monthly Event in the Crossroads
News from Spirit of Hope and KC Clergy
Therapeutic Connections
Midwest QueerFest Coming to Washington Square Park
CampBiz - July 2011
From Pride to Freedom
Hello LGBTIQA Pride Festival Attendees:
æWe Had to Take Care of the Most VulnerableÆ
Pride in Our Businesses
A Look at the Local LGBT Archive
Watch for Changes at the Pride Festival
CampBiz - May, 2011
Federal Health Officials Focus on LGBT Community�s Well-Being
Tackle Football in the Spring � It�s All About the Women
CampBiz - April, 2011
Andre du Broc�s Recipe for Fundraising: Make a Batch of Cookies � 175 Times
One Quilt at a Time, They Help Fight HIV/AIDS
National AIDS/HIV Advocacy Summit Coming to K.C.
UMKC Hosts Discussion on Youth and the Kansas City Pride Festival
CampBiz - March, 2011
Two Chances to Get Together and Learn
Kansas Equality Coalition Speaks Out Against the Kansas House Bill 2260
Kansas City LGBT Political Clubs Announce Feb. 22 Endorsements
CampBiz -February, 2011
KC Hospice to Offer Free LGBT Grief-Management Group
Her Grief Yields Help for Others
Ideas for Things to Do (and Love) in February
Who Helps �The Tenth Voice� Be Heard?
SpeakOut: The Pride Festival's History and Hopes
CampBiz - January, 2011
CampBiz - December 2010
2010 Brought Fresh Changes
Let Us Value the Lives of LGBT Youth
CampBiz - November, 2010
Trolley Tour to Benefit Archive
UMKC Keeps the CollectionÆs Papers and Publications
Spotlight on Melinda Ryder
Melinda RyderÆs Gowns Add Some Sparkle to LGBT Archive
CampBiz - October, 2010
Meet 3 New Leaders in Kansas CityÆs LGBT Community
Leading the Rodeo, In and Out of the Arena
Safe Places to Live
CampBiz - September, 2010
The Close Ties Behind a New Creative Triumvirate
CampBiz - August, 2010
Supporting Love and Marriage Ś by the Busload
Organizers Have a Firm Grip on ABCÆs Handlebars
KC Carnivores: A Rugby Team, Not a Barbecue Joint!
Special HIV and STD clinic set for Saturday, June 26
Fun Gay Things to Do This Summer
CampBiz - June/July 2010
Rep. Ike Skelton District Office Protest on June 17
Protest Group Plans Parade
2010 Pride Parade Cancelled
Hello LGBTIQA Pride Festival Attendees:
CampBiz - Pride 2010
MAFA: Where LGBT Families Support, Share and Socialize
A Baby Girl Comes Home
When Two Partners Are Committed, ItÆs Time to Think About ģ Taxes!
PFLAG-KC Hosts Regional Conference
CampBiz - May, 2010
A Message of Pride
The Paths That Led Them to Fighting AIDS
Dab the AIDS Bear Project
A Place That Cares For HIV/AIDS Patients
CampBiz - April, 2010
"Actual" People
CampBiz - March, 2010
DonÆt Ask, DonÆt Tell: Two VeteransÆ Stories
PROMO's New KC Field Organizer Settles in.
A Tribute to Steve Brown
SAGE to Help Set Up a National Resource Center on LGBT Aging
LGBT Maturity Mix
In Memorium - Steve Brown
LGBTQIA Students of Color Share Ideas Toward Progress
CampBiz - February, 2010
Resources for LGBTQ Young People in Kansas City
CampBiz - January, 2010
Missie B's Changes Things Up a Bit
Get Set: Here Comes Gay Men's Volleyball
The News, the Masses and the Spectacle of 2009
Missing Person Alert Update
LGBT-Welcoming Local Holiday Services
Organizers of New Archive Want to Hear Kansas City's LGBT History
CampBiz - December, 2009
Bistro 303 Wants to Reward Patron's Loyalty - and Inspire More
CampBiz - November, 2009
Behind the Money: How the AIDS Service Foundation Works
Millennial League Declares Code Red Again
In Memorium: Miss Mae, Longtime Friend of the Rodeo
The Logo channel celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month!
CampBiz- October, 2009
National Coming Out Day: October 11
In The Formative Stage. PerformOUT KC will give 14- to 20-year-olds a safe place to express themselves.
EQUAL: A Short Primer on Kansas City's Gay-Straight Alliance Network
A Hate-Free Zone. Passages gives LGBTQA youth a place to socialize on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
CampBiz - September, 2009
Latino Gay Pride: Once Solely a Feeling, It's Now an Event
For Hispanic Heritage Month, Let's Define Our Terms
As Student and Employee, Miguel Morales Does His Part to Bring Diversity to JCCC
Register Your Views in the 2009 LGBT Survey
CampBiz- August, 2009
AIDS Bicycle Challenge Will Take It To the Streets in September
Minister Wants the Black Church to Help Fight for LGBT Rights
A Youthful Group, Looking for Growth
In Memorium - Donald Lee Kerr
Gay Pride Organizer Sees Possibility for a Small Profit
CampBiz - July, 2009
Gay Couple Create Media Storm -- and Change -- Over Wedding Announcement
Five Years of Changes at 'Camp'
CampBiz - June, 2009
Gay Pride Recap
From Parable to Practice: Kansas City's Good Samaritan Project
Download and Print the 2009 Pride Schedules
Presenting...Kansas City Gay Pride Scholarships.
The Law's on Their Side. Lana Knedlik and Aaron House lead KC Legal, an LGBTA group of legal professionals.
Lesbian Cancer Project Helps Women Find Lumps
Pride Across Missouri
Spirit of Hope MCC Ministers to Everyone
Shane Cohn, St. Louis Alderman, 25th Ward
Pride St. Louis 2009 Awards
With Open Arms, MCC of Greater St. Louis Grows
Lisa Wagaman Lifetime Community Service Award
Pride St. Louis Crowns Its First Youth Royalty
The March with the Dirty Name
Young and Looking for Things to Do? Check These Out.
CampBiz - May, 2009
Iowa Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Same Gender Marriage
Volunteer Innovations: Jeans and Fudge Golf Balls
CampBiz - April 3, 2009
Summit Helps Youth Activists Show Their Strength
On College's Stage: 'Angels in America'
William Jewell's Widening Embrace. How the college founded by Southern Baptists has treated sexual orientation.
Must We Fight Over Labels?
How the Stimulus Bill Will Affect Your Taxes
Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index Awards
CampBiz - March, 2009
A Trip for Obama.
In Combat With Anti-LGBT Violence
Loving Words to Help Fund a Year of Advocacy
CampBiz - February, 2009
Kimberli Kircher: 'I'm not your typical pageant girl'
Bill Wolfe: æI love meeting all of the various peopleÆ
Fresh From the Inauguration
Two New Places to Meet
CampBiz -January 16, 2009
KCÆs First Red-Light Camera: Southwest Trafficway and W. 39th Street
Kansas Citians Protest DOMA
How Realtors Can Help in Tough Times
Free HIV Testing at UMKC
Looking for an LGBT-Welcoming Local Holiday Service?
CampBiz- December 19, 2008
Life's His Game
Lessons on Change from a Wrongfully Convicted Man
For 2009, the Economy Matters Most to the Transgender Community
MILK movie promotions
CampBiz -December 5, 2008
How Christmas Has Morphed. Here's a hint: It's taken more than 12 days.
Looking Within - Kwanzaa focuses African Americans' attention on families and community
In Memorium - Paula Calvillo
A Ceremony to Remember Transgender People Who Were Slain
CampBiz - November 14, 2008
Echoes of Late Night Theatre at the Unicorn
Shall the Following Be Adopted?
CampBiz -October 31, 2008
Planting Seeds of Learning and Friendship
Women Who Married Men Find Support as They Come Out
A National Foray For Daisy Bucket'
Obama Talks; McCain Balks
A Toast To Bar Natasha
Gay State University: A New Social Group for Men
Protest Planned for HRC Fundraiser at the Uptown
The Scaffolding Behind Save's Work
Collaboration of Friends Leads to 15 Years of Corroboree
Safe Shelter
Heard of Cropsey Place? Here's the man behind the name - and his story of dedicated service.
Healthy Living Promotes HIV Prevention in JoCo
CampBiz - September 12, 2008
American Idol: Friend or Foe?
Sarah Nicole Coty, Dec. 3, 1961-Aug. 21, 2008
A Safe Space to Grow
Pridefloat 2008
Kansas City Gay Pride 2009 Election
Bear Hugs From the Kansas City Cave Bears
CampBiz - August 15, 2008
LGBT on Campus
CampBiz - August 1, 2008
CampBiz - July 18, 2008
The Boys and Girls of Summer - Heart of America League Aims for the Gay Softball World Series
How One Team Was Built
Youth Leadership Institute Tackles Oppression, Advocacy
Immersed in Leadership
For the First Time, a Congressional Hearing Focuses on Transgender Discrimination
H&R Block Makes Amends to Gay Couples
CampBiz- June 27, 2008
Elms Resort Plans Benefit for LGCC
K.C. Black Gay Pride Committee Talks About Event's Comeback
Who Are You?
While You Scratch Your Pet Between the Ears, Read These
No More Homeless Pets: Its Name Matches Its Mission
CampBiz - June 13, 2008
Download and Print the 2008 KC Pride Schedule
The Metro Can Make Showing Pride Easier
Planning Takes Shape for Black Gay Pride
Donna Ross, a Voice for the Transgender Community
Lesbian and Gay Community Center Closes One Door and Opens Another
Mike Gonzalez Finds His Place in Activism
EQUAL Empowerment Summit: Fomenting Queer Youth Activism
From K.C to D.C. - What I Learned in My Few Days as a Lobbyist in Washington
CampBiz - May 2, 2008
Bikes, Buses and Feet - How to Make Alternatives to the Car Work for Kansas City
CampBiz - April 18, 2008
Same-Sex Unions Prove Elusive; Looking Back and Forging Ahead in the Struggle for Equal Rights
AIDS Walk Honorary Co-Chairs Bring In More Corporate Sponsors
One Family Among Many
In Loving, Purposeful Memory: The AIDS Walk Kansas City Memorial Project
A Teaching Moment at MCC; Biology Instructor Encourages Her Students To Walk
Anniversary Boosts Hopes for AIDS Walk in 2008
Passage of Transgender Law Shows How K.C. Has Evolved
A Great Moment for K.C. Transgender Community
For Loved Ones Left Behind, Focus on AIDS Can Be Tough
New AIDS Benefit in Missouri To Depend on Pedal Power
Don't Sign Anti-Affirmative Action Petition
Kansas City, Mo., City Council Adds Gender Identity to Nondiscrimination Ordinance
Let Her Know What You Think - Listen to Okla. Legislator's Anti-Gay Remarks and Take Action
Million Fag March in Topeka To Respond To Phelps' Church
Smoking Restrictions, Bus Tax and School Issues on April Ballots
CampBiz - March 28, 2008
New PROMO Director Takes Charge
Preventing Violence and Supporting Survivors - KCAVP: A Unique Social Agency for the LGBT Community
CampBiz - March 14, 2008
Creating Change: Bickering Only Blocks Our Progress
Kansas Legislators Bounce Bill on Domestic Partner Registries
NewsBriefs - February 29
NewsBriefs - February 15
CampBiz - February 15, 2008
Creating Change: Notes From the Front Line
CampBiz - February 1, 2008
100% Nonsmoking - How Two Bars Handle Bans on Lighting Up
CampBiz - January 18
Thou Shalt Not Smoke
NewsBriefs - January 18, 2008
Two Professional Groups Are in the Works
NewsBriefs - December 21, 2007
NewsBriefs - December 7, 2007
A Session About How Congregations Can Include LGBT People of Faith
Disaster? Hate Crime Would Qualify, Students Decide
Missing ? and Dearly Missed ? Since 2000
Why So Few LGBT Topics at Mayor Meeting?
Research Center Testing - New Drug to Battle HIV
Activities Planned to Observe World AIDS Day
NewsBriefs - November 16, 2007
Rise Up: Black Leaders? Message on Education Should Speak to All
Scholarship to Honor a 40-Year Church Leader - The Rev. Wallace S. Hartsfield, an AIDS Advocate, Retires From Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church
Local LGBT Cases and the ACLU
ACLU to Honor Attorney as Advocate of the Year - Lisa Brunner Helped Change Missouri?s Foster-Care Guidelines
Rodeo Organizers Wheel Around and Prepare for Convention in K. C. ? The International Gay Rodeo Association Convention and Dance Contest Will Be Nov. 8-11
NewsBriefs - November 2, 2007
Magic Johnson Helps a Friend - and Many Others
Here's Your Chance to Meet the Mayor
Employee Resource Groups Try Unity at Get-Together
NewsBriefs - October 19, 2007
Out & About in October
NewsBriefs - September 28, 2007
The Value of Volunteering? There?s Plenty to Go Around
How to Give Hands-on Help to SAVE Inc.
Partners in Life and Volunteerism
An AIDS Survivor Who Makes No Excuses - Why Trish Steen Rides in the AIDS Bicycle Challenge
HIV Education and Testing ? HIV Community Expo To Offer Free Information
Witnessing History: Kansas Governor Signs Anti-Discrimination Order
Coming Soon: Out in Westport
NewsBriefs - September 14, 2007
Led by Youth, EQUAL Links Gay-Straight Alliances - The New Network Stretches Across the Kansas City Area
Matthew Shepard?s Mother to Appear at Fund-Raiser - An Interview with Judy Shepard
NewsBriefs - August 31, 2007
Clinic Helps HIV Advice Spread From Peer to Peer
Presidential Forum Replays
Support FightBackKC at Outa Bounds August 11
NewsBriefs - August 10, 2007
New PROMO Director Prepares For Missouri?s Election Prominence
Big Hair and Generous Hearts Easy to Find at Zoey Awards
NewsBriefs - July 27, 2007
NewsBriefs - July 13, 2007
Employee Resource Groups Celebrate Diversity in June
Welcoming Congregations of Kansas City - Central Presbyterian Church
NewsBriefs - June 29, 2007
HRC Gospel and Soul Unity Event this Sunday
Out and Athletic in Kansas City
Heartland Men's Chorus on PBS June 12
NewsBriefs - June 15, 2007
Terry Newell Reports
Print the 2007 Pride Schedule
Taking Care of You: Part One
The Renaissance of RAD-KC
FloÆs mother tells all
K.C. members explain their loyalty to PFLAG
Feeling the love of PFLAG
About the Gay Pride Cover
Honor All Veterans / Watch Life
KCMO Pools and Spraygrounds
NewsBriefs - May 18, 2007
AIDS Walk will be a team effort at Metropolitan Community College
Together, They Support the Many Ways to Make a Family
MotherÆs Day Checklist
Saturday on the Eights
NewsBriefs - April 27, 2007
Free Medical Care Symposium
Foundation Looks for Donors Who Want to Give From Estates
Powerful Lessons, Taught Tile by Tile
Welcoming Congregations of Kansas City - Broadway Church
NewsBriefs - April 13, 2007
Monty Lemrick ¢ In Memoriam
LGBT Advocates Stage Sweeping Protest of IHOP
NewsBriefs - March 30, 2007
AIDS Walk, KU Pride Week
Restaurant Asks Women to Leave
Spirit of Hope Celebrates
Ann Coulter Calls John Edwards a Faggot
HIV/AIDS Groups, LGBT Community to Honor Mayor Barnes on March 22
Doctor and Patients Battle Medicare Over Immune Globulin Therapy
Welcoming Congregations of Kansas City - Congregation Beth Torah
Blades of Glory free movie tickets!
19th Annual St. Paddy's Wagon
Soulforce Q Equality Ride Events - Thursday and Friday
NewsBriefs - March 16, 2007
Filing early has its benefits:
OutFront: Building LGBT Faith Alliances
Fight Back Kansas City Raises
Where to Celebrate St. PatrickÆs Day
AIDS Walk Events Start Off Spring Calendar
NewsBriefs - March 2, 2007
2007 Equality Ride
Black Church Week of Prayer Returns
All Political Roads Lead Through the Community
HIV/AIDS and Older Adults
NewsBriefs - February 16, 2007
Check The Pulse Campaign receives Healthy Diagnosis
Check the Pulse: KC's New LGBT Community Health Survey
NewsBriefs - February 2, 2007
FREE Flu Shots, One Day Only!
Welcoming Congregations of Kansas City - Country Club Congregational United Church of Christ
NewsBriefs -- January 2007
Help stock SAVE Inc.'s Closet
Keeping the Promise: World AIDS Day Luncheon
Feast of Fools: The Fiercest Gay Podcast in the Universe
ItÆs Just Not Christmas Without a Tree
Conversation with Cynthia Levin, Producing Artistic Director for the Unicorn
Welcoming Congregations of Kansas City - Abiding Peace Lutheran Church
NewsBriefs - December 2006
Creating Change Still Needs Volunteers
Download Endorsements for Tuesday's Election
Rick McAdams, The Silent Communicator
He was an Icon - Buck OÆNeil Dies at 94
Welcoming Congregations of Kansas City - Rime Buddhist Center
Creating Change is Calling YOU to Join in the Fight for YOUR Rights!
Kansas Democratic LGBT Caucas Announces Endorsements
Election Countdown - Voter Registration
KC Health Department to offer Flu Shots
Out in October
Ten Years of Service: Hope Care Center
Welcoming Congregations of Kansas City - Trinity United Methodist Church
2nd Annual AIDS Bicycle Challenge Set for October 7!
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
NewsBriefs - October 2006
Jimmy Hoschek, a SAVE Inc. Client for a Decade
When Housing Is a Matter of Life and Death
What in the World is ōCorroboreeö?
SAVE Home: Now About Living
Shades of Gray¢Kansas Equality Coalition of the Flint HillÆs 2nd NCOD Annual Film Festival
Creating Change Conference to Feature a Racial Justice Agenda
Welcoming Congregations of Kansas City - Kansas City Coalition for Welcoming Ministries
Congressman Barney Frank Speaks for Cleaver
NewsBriefs - September 2006
The San Antonio Rodeo: MandyÆs Diary
History of MGRA
Show-Me State Rodeo Has Been Showing Us for 14 Years
Late Bloomer of the Rodeo Circuit
Where Have the Cowboys Gone?
Congressman Barney Frank to appear at Cleaver Fundraiser
With the Cunning Use of a Flag
Cross Dressing, Myths & Truths An Interview with Petra Monroe
Joe Solmonese: Leading the Fight for Equality
More Than 70 Countries Show Their Pride at Chicago Gay Games
The Gay Games: A crazy but fabulous week in Chicago!
Welcoming Congregations of Kansas City - St. MaryÆs Episcopal Church
LGBT Political Groups Step Forward
NewsBriefs - August 2006
Chicago Welcomes the World ł Gay Games VII, July 15 ł 22, 2006
The truth hurts:
Gay Games Chicago 2006
OutGames Montreal 2006
Let the Games Go On!
KC Health Department Wins Award
Creating Change Host Committee Invites Everyone to Register for the Conference
National HIV/AIDS Testing Day on June 27
Little Pride on the Prairie
Why Is There No Black Gay Pride?
Creating Change 2006 Calling All Local Activists
Corks and Canvas 2006
Heartland MenÆs Chorus: 1986-2006
News Briefs - July 2006
Stay Healthy This Summer, and ōCheck The Pulseö
OutThere, More Than Cards and Gifts
Reduce the Stress: A Fun and Easy Way to Enjoy Pride 2006
The 18th Annual AIDS Walk is a Success
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Jolie Justus ¢ MO State Senate ¢ 10th District
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Gay Pride Festival Only Weeks Away
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Game of the Day: SAFC 1 Liverpool 0
by Ashley Houghton
Bendtner fires the winner at the SoL.
Sunderland 1 Liverpool 0
10th March 2012
Nicklas Bendtner scored the only goal as Sunderland defeated League Cup winners Liverpool at the Stadium of Light.
Bendtner converted on the hour mark to pile the misery on the Reds as their bid for a top-four finish took a huge dent.
The Black Cats' cause was aided by another fine defensive performance against a Liverpool outfit who were restricted to only a handful of shots on target.
Sunderland created the early chances, with John O'Shea flicking Seb Larsson's free-kick over the top nine minutes in.
Another Larsson set piece caused more problems soon afterwards, as Fraizer Campbell headed his corner back across goal for Bendtner to test Pepe Reina with a low shot.
Liverpool's Dirk Kuyt created his side's first chance of the game just after the half-hour when he met a cross from the right with a flicked header which was easily claimed by Simon Mignolet.
The Black Cats gained the advantage when Campbell turned smartly on the edge of the box and stole a yard on Martin Skrtel before firing in a shot which struck the post, hit the diving Reina on the head and struck the upright again before bobbling loose.
The Stadium of Light held its collective breath as the onrushing Bendtner bore down on goal, and the Dane, completely unmarked, smashed the ball high into the net to give his side the lead.
It was Sunderland's sixth home win of the season as they went on to finish 13th in the Barclays Premier League.
Sunderland: Mignolet, Bardsley, Bridge, Turner, O'Shea, Larsson, Gardner, Colback, McClean, Campbell (Vaughan, 75), Bendtner (Wickham, 83).
Subs not used: Gordon, Kilgallon, Kyrgiakos, Meyler, Elmohamady.


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I am interested in a circular equivalent to the classical CLT. Is there a necessary and sufficient condition telling when a normalized sum of circular distributed random variables converges to a WrappedNormal distributed random variable? That is, what conditions do circular i.i.d. random vectors $X_i$ have to satisfy in order to ensure $$\frac{1}{\sqrt{n}} \sum_{i=1}^n X_i \mod 2\pi$$ converges to a WrappedNormal distributed random variable. Is there a similar result for (hyper-)spheres?
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Nembhard Named Conference Rookie Of The Week
Freshman Deshawon Nembhard Registered Two Assists In The Win Over Hartwick
2013 (Fr.): Was named the American Athletic Conference Rookie of the Week on Sept. 16 ... Played in all 17 matches, including 13 as a starter ... Led the team with three assists (Hartwick (2) Sept. 13, Cincinnati Oct. 12) ... Registered five shots and two on goal ... Logged 1,225 minutes of action on the backline for the Mustangs.
Prep: Played for Solar Chelsea U18 in the United States Soccer Developmental Academy and Saint Mark's School of Texas ... Helped guide Solar Chelsea to a second place finish in the Central Conference of the USSDA in 2013 ... Took All-North Zone Honors in high school ... Led the Solar Chelsea 95 squad to state, region and Classic League titles in the U17 division... Named to the 2012 USYSA National Tournament Best Eleven.
2013 American Athletic Conference All-Rookie Team
2013 American Athletic Conference Rookie of the Week (Sept. 16, 2013)


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Which Rice Makes the Best Risotto?
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Which kinds of cheese are best?
What Other Ingredients Can be Added?
Recipe: Risotto Alfredo With Chicken And Peas
Use This Type
Not This Type
Short grain white
Long grain white
Risotto is quick and very versatile dish. It can be a side dish, a one
pot meal, or dessert, depending on the added ingredients. It's also a great way to use up little bits of leftover meats, veggies
or fruits. Risotto, the popular creamy Italian rice dish, is made from short grain Italian
type of rice like Arborio, carnaroli and vialone nano,
which are the
classic Italian risotto rice varieties and the best choices for an authentic
dish. You need a high starch content rice
to make. it. The longer the grain, the lower the starch content. he most important criteria are that the grains should be
plump and white, medium or short-grain varieties. This ensures that plenty
of starch is released from the rice while cooking, helping to give the dish its
proper creamy texture, and that the grains absorb plenty of stock and wine to
give a lovely flavor. Other rice types are more readily available and make suitable substitutes. T
One of the secrets to making good risotto is the pot in which you cook it. The pot should have a dense bottom
so that the heat is evenly dispersed throughout the rice. A good, stainless steel Pressure Cooker
with a 3-ply base makes a quick
risotto without having to stand over a hot stove, stirring for 20-30 minutes.
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The most important ingredient in this dish is obviously rice, but with risotto, only a few specific types of
rice can be used. Only certain strains of short grain rice can be used because it has the highest content of the
glutinous starch, which is what produces the creamy texture associated with traditional risotto. The most popular
strain used is the Italian-grown Arborio rice, which is a strain that's widely available in most areas. Other strains
of short grain rice that can be used are Vialone, Carnaroli, and Baldo rice, which can be used interchangeably
for Arborio in risotto recipes. All these rices have subtle differences in grain size, cooking time, and texture,
so if you desire, you can test all of these to find your personal favorite. Although it's best to stick with the
Italian-grown rice, if you're unable to find any of the above varieties you can substitute with American short-grain
rice, California-grown Arborio rice - Cal-Rose is widely available, or try "pearl" rice.
The rice is done when it is just al dente. Bite into a
grain; you should see a white pin-point dot in the center. To test the consistency
of the finished risotto, spoon a little into a bowl and shake
it lightly from side to side. The risotto should spread out very gently of its
own accord. If the rice just stands still, it's too dry, so add a little more
stock. If a puddle of liquid forms around the rice, you've added too much stock.
Spoon some liquid off, or just let the risotto sit for a few more seconds off
the heat to absorb the excess stock.
Because it adds more to risotto's taste than anything else, it's very important that you use a very well-flavored
and seasoned (but NOT too salty or overpowering) liquids. Depending on what extra ingredients (see below) you're
going to add to your risotto, you can use wine
and broths made with vegetables, chicken, beef, fish, or shellfish. It's
obviously best to make your own fresh broth, but try
instant bouillon cubes, or canned broth in place
of plain water. For
dessert risotto add fruit juice,
milk or sweet dessert wines.
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The most popular cheese used in risotto is the Italian parmigiano-reggiano (otherwise known as "parmesan").
This is almost always stirred in last, adding to that richness and creaminess of the dish. Other cheeses can be mixed or substituted with this also, like
mozzarella, goat cheese, or any of your other favorite cheeses.
A small amount of oil is always used in the first part of making risotto, and the best oil used for this, because
of its unique and excellent flavors, is an extra-virgin olive oil. Other oils, such as canola oil, can be used
in its place, but will not add any flavor to your risotto like olive oil would. Butter
may be used alone of with oil for added flavor and
to enhance the flavor and creaminess of risotto.
Here is where your imagination comes in. All the previous ingredients are included in almost every risotto you'll
find, but to make it all the more special you can add your own touch to the dish. The list goes on and on, but
I'll list a few to get you thinking: mushrooms, spinach, almost
any vegetables, and
sun-dried tomatoes. Meat, fish, and poultry are excellent additions to risotto as are lobster, shrimp, sausage,
etc. You can even make sweet risotto with fruit, which would be good for breakfast or a dessert.
Almost all these ingredients can be precooked, and can be added on top of or stirred into the risotto right
before serving to avoid overcooking them.
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoons butter
1 small onion, minced
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts cut in 1 inch pieces
1 cup Arborio or short grain white rice
2 (14 ounce) cans chicken broth
1/4 cup white wine
1 cup frozen green peas, thawed
1 cup bottled or fresh Alfredo Sauce
salt and pepper to taste
1/3 cup freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
Heat the oil and butter in the cooker and saute the chicken
pieces, garlic and onions over medium-high heat, stirring frequently, until they
start to turn a nice golden color. Add
the rice, stirring to coat with the oil. Let the rice cook in the oil for about
2 minute, stirring constantly until it begins to look translucent. Add the
broth and wine. Lock the lid in
place. Bring to 15psi over high heat,
immediately reduce the heat to the lowest possible setting to stabilize and
maintain that pressure. Cook 7 minutes. Remove
from heat and use the cold water release method before opening the lid. The rice will be a bit al dente and should have
a creamy consistency. Bring to a simmer
and add the green peas, Alfredo Sauce and cheese. Stir until heated through and
adjust salt and pepper to taste.


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AT COLORADO: This Season (Soph.)-Enters the fall listed third at left defensive end. The position is limited on players with game experience so he has a chance to establish himself. He had a solo tackle and a quarterback hurry in the three main spring scrimmages.
2008 (Fr.-RS)-He did not see any game action but dressed for seven contests. He added 10 pounds to his frame between his first and second years in college.
2007 (Fr.)-Redshirted; practiced the entire fall at defensive end after joining the team as an invited walk-on for August drills.
HIGH SCHOOL-A three-year starter and letterman in football, he earned second-team All-State honors as a senior at defensive end, leading his team to an undefeated season and the 2A state championship. He recorded 57 total tackles (34 solo), including 12 for losses with eight quarterback sacks. He also forced a fumble, had a fumble recovery and broke up three passes on the year. As a junior, he recorded 48 tackles, including 13 for a loss and seven sacks, with a forced fumble and a recovery and three pass deflections. As a sophomore, he recorded 24 tackles, including six for losses and four sacks. Under coach Blair Hubbard, Faith Christian was 13-0 his senior season (state champs), 10-2 his junior season, and 11-2 his sophomore season (state champs). He also lettered twice in basketball (center).
ACADEMICS-He is majoring in History at Colorado.
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I just had a look at the IAM user guide. Looks like the EC2 section is very short and not really detailed.
Are there any IAM Policy Actions for creating/deleting EC2 insance tags? Something like ec2:CreateTags or ec2:DeleteTags?
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I learned the basic of crochet and knit a few years ago but as of right now I'm into crochet. I ventured and did a CAL of a vest and I loved it and now I'm hooked with learning how to crochet garments. :)
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Le Reverie rocks . . . plain and simple. Remember, your precognitive penman was one of the first to tout the torrid, tuneful talents of Le Reverie and also note the numerous possibilities in their often macabre music. Now the rest of the world is starting to catch up with yours truly as the L.A.-based Goth-metal band's "Le Reverie (The Dream)" has been chosen as the theme song for the upcoming horror movie thriller Lake Eerie starring veteran actor Lance Henriksen. But first, for those not up on their indie artists, Le Reverie is: Allie Jorgen (lead vocals and songwriting), Roc (drums, electronics and songwriting), Jeff Mallow (guitar) and Daniele De Cario (bass and keyboards).
"Le Reverie (The Dream)" aka "The Dream" was specifically selected for the film Lake Eerie which was written and directed respectively by Meredith and Chris Majors and is set for a summer 2014 release. The film focuses on a young widow who moves into an old house on Lake Erie to recover from her spouse's sudden death. The woman quickly becomes enveloped in a wicked whirlwind of terror and tragedy and must defend herself and discover the dark truth before it is too late.
"Le Reverie (The Dream)" is off their noteworthy disc Dark Symphony. It's the band's theme song and serves as an apt intro to the band's signature sound which is a musical mélange of metal, Goth, prog rock and classical symphony. In Jorgen's own words: their music is "powerful and able to reach people on an emotional level. It is about everyday situations that we all go through and not sugar coated."
The band is very excited to be involved in this project. Jorgen took time out from her busy schedule to discuss the event.
Jorgen stated: "Le Reverie is very honored to have (the) song 'The Dream' selected as the theme song for the new Gothic thriller movie Lake Eerie. Lake Eerie is an amazing Gothic thriller created in the style of the true classic horror films. We are proud to be part of such an incredible team!"
Fans of Le Reverie should especially enjoy the upcoming film Lake Eerie.
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Dr. Dre seems to be in trouble. Just ahead of his headphone company's $3.2 billion sale to Apple, Dr. Dre and that same company are being sued for $20 million-plus by a former employee, according to a The Wrap report on Thursday.
David Hyman, the founder of the online music subscription service MOG, has named Dre's Beats Electronics in his lawsuit alleging the company fired him before he could receive any of the benefits of his incentive plan after MOG was purchased for $14 million.
Though Beats Electronics is known mostly for their headphones and speakers, they also offer Beats Music, which was created after the acquisition of Hyman's MOG. In 2012, MOG was purchased by Beats and Hyman and much of the MOG team was brought aboard Beats Music, with Hyman serving as CEO. The suit lists Daisy, LLC as a co-defendant, but Beats Music was code-named Project Daisy before its official launch.
According to the incentive plan, Hyman was entitled to 2.5 percent of the company's equity interests, with 1 percent being due on Hyman's first work anniversary and he then would be paid more in the following months.
But Hyman never made it to his first work anniversary. According to the lawsuit, Hyman was fired to trying to fire a 'problematic' employee. But the lawsuit also states that the company fired him in bad faith, knowing that he wouldn't receive the compensation he should have. Its unclear right now how Hyman landed on his $20 million-something figure that he's seeking for compensation.
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At right tackle for Bills, it looks like Jordan Mills' job to lose [1:59 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"Right now, it's a case where Seantrel's sick and Mills has started at Chicago for me and started for us this year," offensive line coach Aaron Kromer said. "He's doing a solid job. He understands what to do and how to do it."'
Zoo visit gives Bills rookies a chance to be kids again [1:58 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The event was part of the new NFL Rookie Transition Program hosted by each of the 32 clubs for drafted and undrafted rookies. The program replaces the Rookie Symposium, which was held in a central location (most recently in Ohio) and was open only to drafted rookies. The new program, which has the players hearing all sorts of cautionary tales about life as an NFL player, runs through this week, providing the rookies a chance to get to learn more about the communities in which they play and to give back.'
Dezmin Lewis gains ground, Karlos Williams gains weight, Tyrod Taylor shines [1:57 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'EJ Manuel and Cardale Jones both struggled in the practices open to the media. Manuel threw multiple pick-sixes and was hesitant in 7-on-7 drills, a familiar sight. Jones unleashed one eye-popping throw deep, yet floated several passes high and short in addition to footwork problems in other drills. One play, he smashed into his fullback. Jones is clearly a project. Granted, a lot of teams would be waving the white flag if their starting QB went down but the back-up plan is especially worrisome here in Buffalo.'
Vic Carucci's Bills Wake Up Call: If it can happen in Cleveland ... [1:56 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'If nothing else, the hope might feel a little more real than it did before. For many people, that will do. For now.'
Rex, Rob, and Dennis Thurman provide some clarity, and more mystery, of roles [1:55 AM]
WGR-AM reports: 'All three coaches were asked about the situation and their roles after the team's final minicamp practice last week. Here's what each of them said...'.
Familiarity pushes Bills QBs forward [1:54 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: '"There's a good reason he's here," said Lee of Manuel. "He's here because we still believe in him. The general manager believes in him, the head coach believes in him, I believe in him, Greg does. He's got a big arm. He's one of the finest people I've ever met in my life. He's such a great person, and he studies he does everything right.'
Bills WR Watkins expects to be ready for camp [1:59 AM]
TSN reports: '"For training camp, I think I'll definitely be available," Watkins told TSN.ca. "I might sit out two or three days. It's all about how I feel within those days. The goal is to come back and be prepared for training camp."'
WR Dez Lewis: Pray more, worry less [1:58 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: '"It's always good to be big and use my size to my advantage, so that's the main thing. Just trying to stay big," Lewis said. "My main thing is to give (the coaches) options, so that's why I continue to stay in the weight room over the offseason and workout."'
A vote to stick with Rex [1:59 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'You can roll your eyes and shake your head. You can sigh, smirk, sneer, sniff, spit. Do whatever you like to express your disgust because your football purity has been violated by the suggestion a coach should stick around simply because he's great copy. But that's exactly what Rex is, and it's exactly what those of us who are expected to produce more and more Bills content need. Desperately.'
Reggie Ragland has plans for his NFL break: Keep working [1:58 AM]
Birmingham News reports: '"This is the most important time for football players, especially in the NFL," Ragland said. "During the break, the guys who are going to stay disciplined are the ones that are normally successful during the season. So you've got to stay disciplined, get the extra cardio in, make sure you're ready for the conditioning test. Because when training camp comes, the next thing you know, a couple of weeks of training camp you're right into the preseason, and once the preseason's over, there goes the season."'
Laughs and competition: New Bern native Reddick conducts local camp [1:57 AM]
New Bern Sun Journal reports: '"It's important, especially growing up here and knowing how it was when I was coming up," said Reddick, who plays for the NFL's Buffalo Bills. "We didn't really have this but it's good to be able to come back and do this."'
Athletic TE Blake Annen making his presence felt [1:56 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: '"He's a very gifted athlete," said Bills tight ends coach Tony Sparano Jr. "His speed, his athleticism are there for all to see. But the fact that he's able to pair that with his work ethic and with being as coachable as he is and being a student of the game that he is, is why I'm a big believer in his ability and his potential."'
Q&A with Bills QB Tyrod Taylor: 'I play this game to be one of the greatest players to ever [1:59 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'I'm just trying to better myself. At the end of the day, I play this game to be one of the greatest players to ever play. I have goals for myself and I feel I can meet those goals if I do the things necessary. I take it one day at a time, just keeping a level head. Never getting too high. That's what I did last year—never getting too high, never getting too low. Just staying even keel through all situations.'
Rex & Rob Ryan go viral ... on a tandem bicycle [1:58 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'You probably have seen the tweet.'
Gilmore standoff, Rex's psychology & Reed's read [1:57 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'But the point is, the Bills don't have to go to wall for Gilmore. Nor should they. He's a top-level cornerback, a critical component of a defense that requires its corners to constantly play man-to-man coverage. But just because he wants to use Norman as the standard for his salary doesn't mean the Bills have to.'
Bills' Ryan is selling title hopes in summer ... again [1:56 AM]
Erie Times News reports: 'He's dressing up average and calling it exceptional. It's a lot of hot air floating even more hope.'
Offensive tackle signed by Bills after minicamp tryout [1:55 AM]
AP reports: 'Renfrow was one of seven players the Bills brought in on a tryout basis to their three-day mandatory practices, which ended Thursday.'
Bills add T Renfrow to roster [1:54 AM]
The Sports Xchange reports: 'Buffalo also designated safety Phillip Thomas as waived/injured.'
Bills Top 20 Talents in 2016: No. 1 - WR Sammy Watkins [1:53 AM]
WKBW-TV reports: 'The Sammy Watkins watch will be on during the summer at St. John Fisher College. Watkins underwent offseason foot surgery and the Bills have yet to release a firm timetable as to when he's expected back in action. The Bills don't believe he's in any jeopardy of missing time in the regular season, but at the very least, it's a situation worth tracking. Once he's back on the field, Watkins hopes to combine with starting quarterback Tyrod Taylor to top the marks they had together over the final nine games in 2015. If they can recapture the magic, the sky is the limit for Watkins in 2016.'
Bills Top 20 Talents in 2016: No. 2 - DL Marcell Dareus [1:52 AM]
WKBW-TV reports: 'For Dareus, it's a bit of a scheme switch for him in the upcoming season. However, with how the Bills have shown through minicamp that they're going to make their defensive linemen essentially interchangeable, Dareus won't be stuck at either nose tackle or at five-technique defensive end. Instead, they can find the weakness on an opponent's offensive line, stick Dareus there and exploit it all game if they so choose. With a healthier and talented front-seven around him, expect a few more flash plays from Dareus in the upcoming season.'
Bills Top 20 Talents in 2016: No. 3 - CB Stephon Gilmore [1:51 AM]
WKBW-TV reports: 'Following the conclusion of minicamp, the outlook for Stephon Gilmore this season is looking a little murky. Clearly not happy with only a one-year contract, Gilmore abstained from all 10 session of Organized Team Activities, and only watched practice from the sidelines during the three-day, mandatory minicamp. He even hinted that he might hold out from training camp if the two sides don't have a new deal in place. The short-term isn't looking good for Gilmore. However, if/when he gets back on the field, he's immediately one of the best the Bills have.'
7 Bills thoughts & 3 random thoughts, too [1:50 AM]
WKBW-TV reports: 'Listen, as far as OTAs and minicamps go, we've all fallen into the trap of being fooled by standout play. The truth of the matter is this: offseason practices are a watered down version of football. There isn't any hitting and contact is minimal, which allows some players to shine through. But with Tyrod Taylor, his offseason matters, and here's why: Even in these few workouts, Taylor just looks different.'
The Bills' Ryan brothers, a tandem bike, and Delaware Park [1:49 AM]
WKBW-TV reports: 'Some pictures are worth 1,000 words, and then there's this one.'
Bills CB Mario Butler loves to give back [1:48 AM]
WJXT-TV reports: '"A lot of times kids in the inner city don't get enough credit," said Butler. "I was one of those kids that went against the grain but was able to come out positive. Now I want to be a positive impact on my community."'
Tryout player Renfrow signs with Bills [1:47 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'An undrafted prospect in 2014 out of Miami, Renfrow has been on the roster of four different NFL teams over the last two years, but has not appeared in any games. A former defensive end early in his college career, Renfrow is still young at the offensive tackle position and is likely seen as a developmental prospect.'
What we learned about the Bills in offseason practices [1:46 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'Whether it's been throwing needle threader passes, directing traffic pre-snap or providing feedback or counsel to a teammate, Taylor knows all the requirements of the job and is delivering on each and every front.'
Bills HC Rex Ryan: 'We've won the off-season. I would challenge any team' [1:59 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"It's really so much further along than where we were," he said. "Almost, individually, you can see it that this guy's getting better."'
Rob Ryan seeing what his brother likes so much about coaching the Bills [1:58 AM]
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Johannesburg - Jacques Rogge believes there is a "genuine desire" from South African politicians, including President Jacob Zuma, to bid for the Olympic Games.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) chief, speaking after closing of the organisation's 123rd Session in Durban, hailed the way the week-long event had gone.
Rogge said South Africa was ready to follow in the footsteps of developing countries like Brazil and South Korea in launching successful bids.
He, however, said he understood the reservations of government, who have publicly stated they will not bid for the 2020 competition and instead invest the money involved with bidding in basic service delivery.
"Definitely, I think you have proven in the FIFA World Cup that you are ready for a major event," said Rogge.
"You are in a way, as a nation, ready to host the Olympic Games, but it's up to you to decide.
"I respect the decision of the cabinet and the government to focus on other tasks before that.
"But at the same time, I felt speaking with your politicians that there was a desire to host in the future.
"It might not be 2020, it might be 2024, but I felt a genuine desire speaking to all the politicians, including your president, that they would want to bid in the future and I think the nation is ready for that."
The IOC president described the session in the east coast city as "superb".
He also said the selection of Rio de Janeiro for the 2016 Summer Games and Pyeongchang for the 2018 Winter Games, a decision taken during the past week, were prime examples of where good bids could lead to.
"It all depends on the quality of the bid," he said
"We had Rio and now we have Pyeongchang, but I would like to remind you that the first prerequisite and the first condition is quality.
"If the quality is not there, we will not elect.
"We have seen this with Rio and Pyeongchang, this is their third attempt.
"The first bid was not good enough, the second bid was a bit better, but still not good enough, and the third bid was a good one."
Amongst key decisions made this week were the confirmation of three new events for the next Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia -- the ski slopestyle, snowboard slopestyle and snowboard parallel special slalom.
The IOC's Executive Board also agreed on a shortlist of eight sports that will be considered for inclusion in the sports programme of the 2020 summer Olympics -- any one of which could be added.
Three new members were also elected, Jose Perurena (Spain), Gerardo Werthen (Argentina) and Barbara Kendall (New Zealand).
South African IOC member Sam Ramsamy described the IOC Session as a "real success" calling it the "biggest moment in the country's Olympic history".
But he was hopeful that South Africa's highest authorities would reconsider their stance on 2020.
"We know what government has said and we have to respect that," said Ramsamy.
"But most people believe we should bid and as the saying goes 'strike while the iron's hot'.
"I've been talking with the Sports Minister [Fikile Mbalula] and he is going to check with the president whether we can revive that bid.
"But at the moment our hands are tied and we have to wait for the decision of government."
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