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Lemony White Chocolate Cheesecake RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1/2 cup cold butter, cubed
- 4 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1-1/4 cups sugar
- 10 ounces white baking chocolate, melted and cooled
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 4 eggs, lightly beaten
- White baking chocolate curls and lemon peel strips, optional
- Preheat oven to 325°. Place a 9-in. springform pan on a double thickness of heavy-duty foil (about 18 in. square). Securely wrap foil around pan; set aside.
- In a small bowl, combine the flour, confectioners' sugar and peel; cut in butter until crumbly. Press onto the bottom and 1 in. up the sides of prepared pan. Place on a baking sheet. Bake 25-30 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on a wire rack.
- In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Beat in white chocolate, flour, cream, lemon juice, lemon peel and vanilla. Add eggs; beat on low speed just until combined. Pour into crust.
- Place pan in a large baking pan; add 1 in. of hot water to larger pan. Bake 65-85 minutes or until center is just set and top appears dull.
Remove pan from water bath. Cool on a wire rack 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around edge of pan to loosen; cool 1 hour . Refrigerate overnight. Remove sides of pan. Garnish with white chocolate and lemon peel if desired.
Freeze option: Wrap individual portions of cheesecake in plastic wrap and place in a resealable plastic freezer bag. Seal bag and freeze for future use. To use, thaw completely in the refrigerator. Yield: 12 servings.
Sweet White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a sweet white wine such as Moscato or a sweet Riesling.
Reviews for Lemony White Chocolate Cheesecake
"I made this for company, it's delicious! Highly recommend even if it's a little more work.. It's more of a hint of lemon so if you like a lot just add more zest and lemon juice."
"My daughters made this for my birthday just yesterday and oh my...it was absolutely delicious and a perfect cheesecake. And it was their first time making one!"
"This cheesecake is the bomb. Made this for a Christmas dinner party. So light and simply delicious with the lemon and white chocolate. My guests raved and went on and on. One of my guests has daughters who regularly make fabulous cheesecakes. However, she claimed this cheesecake was the best by far she had ever tasted. Trust me, this is the ONLY cheesecake recipe you will ever need. It was just manners listening to all of the praise about how good it was!! Prepare yourself for the compliments. They will come!!!"
"Made this for family from Norway. It was delicious; I would make it again."
"Made this cheesecake for Christmas Day dinner with our future daughter-in-law who hates chocolate. She loved it as did everyone else! Even our family member who usually doesn't indulge in dessert couldn't resist it. Plan to make it for Easter this year too. Didn't change a thing. Thanks for sharing the recipe!"


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Amarillo police were called to a Polk Street club just before midnight Sunday to break up a large fight involving teenagers leaving a late-night club.
The incident took place outside Le Chateau at 711 S. Polk St., which was having a teen dance night.
Some teens were issued citations for curfew violations or taken into custody for questioning, police Cpl. Jerry Neufeld said, adding that police were not clear on how many were involved in the altercation.
"When the officers got there, everybody took off running, which is kind of normal," he said.
Neufeld said fights occur from time to time during late-night hours at clubs and bars.
"I wouldn't say it happens often, but I would say it happens occasionally."
- Staff writer David Pittman
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It's a quiet Tuesday afternoon, my sister came over, so I thought to ask her a few questions about her movie tastes. We grew up watching cartoons, horror movies, action flicks, and westerns. Now that were older, I thought I would see some of her past memories and some of her new favorites.
My sister, Amber Berger, is a mother of a four year old, she's been married for almost six years, and has always had a fondness for watching movies, reading books, and American pioneer history.
So here are the questions that I asked her:
1. What was your favorite movie up when we were kids?
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, and I love the book too of course!
2. As kids, mom loved her horror movies, if your like me then you remember two freaky movies growing up?
"Candyman" and "The Haunted." I find "Candyman" strangely fascinating after watching it three times. Haven't seen "The Haunted," since we were kids, but it still creeps me out. I don't like scary movies as much as my mom and sister.
3. I know how much you love actor Johnny Depp, so I have to ask what are your top five favorite movies of his?
Well I find that he's versatile in these movies:
- "Sleepy Hollow"
- "Pirates of the Caribbean"
- "What's Eating Gilbert Grape"
- "Dead Man"
- "Edward Scissorhands"
4. I think that your film genres have changed some. What genres or movies are you finding that you love now, that you weren't into before?
I love TCM, though I'm not into romantic comedies. I love watching war movies now, and I've fallen in love with Lee Marvin. "Dirty Dozen," is becoming a favorite in my house. Oh big into "Star Wars," thanks to my husband.
5. I like to make watch lists, so have to ask you what is on your list?
- "Nebraska"
- "Frozen"
- "Wolf of Wall Street"
- "Dallas Buyers Club"
6. Anything you want to share with the readers?
Yes, never be closed minded. Just because a movie is black and white, looks weird, please don't judge it by its cover! I regret not watching classic movies, because of the thinking "they were too old." I'm thankful that I have TCM and can make up for lost time.
So thanks to my sister for answering these questions. It's a real treat to here about people's views on cinema, because we're all so diverse. So hope you enjoyed it, as much as did doing it.


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|Probable Pitchers
|Won, 6-5 (11 inn.)
|@ Scranton/WB,
7:05 p.m.
|Ohlendorf (4-5, 4.32) vs.
Cotham (1-3, 7.99)
|vs. Bowie,
7:00 p.m.
|Gilliam (1-1, 4.50) vs.
Jones (3-2, 4.68)
|Won, 2-1 (10 inn.)
|@ Myrtle Beach,
7:05 p.m.
|Schwartz (4-1, 1.51) vs.
Asher (4-3, 2.86)
|vs. Kannapolis,
7:00 p.m.
|Purke (0-0, 4.50) vs.
Cose (4-3, 1.72)
|DSL Nationals
|Won, 6-5
|@ DSL Pirates2,
10:30 a.m.
|TBD vs. TBD
Syracuse 6 Pawtucket 5 (11 inn.)
• Rosenbaum 6IP, 8H, 4R, 2ER, 2BB, 5K
• Roark (W, 3-2) 3⅓ IP, 1H, 0R, 3BB, 2K, 2-0 IR-S
• Brown 4-5, 2R, 2B, 2HR, 2RBI, OF assist at HP
• Costanzo 3-5, 2R, 2B, 2HR, 3RBI
• Marrero 2-5, R, RBI
Corey Brown tied it on offense in the 9th and preserved the lead on defense in the 11th as the Chiefs rallied in extras to win, 6-5. The win ended a three-game slide and prevented a series sweep. Starter Danny Rosenbaum gave up four runs (two earned) on eight hits and two walks while striking out five. Tanner Roark got the win and pushed his IP streak without an earned run to 22⅔ over 11 appearances with three and a 1/3rd innings, assisted by both Brown and Zach Walters on a 7-6-2 play at the plate to end the game. The nos. 4-6 batters combined to go 9-for-15 with four HR, two 2B, and all six RBIs.
Roster moves: LHP J.C. Romero opted for free agency (was on 7-Day DL)
Harrisburg — OFF DAY
After an off day yesterday, the Senators' six-game homestand resumes with a three-game series against the Bowie BaySox. Thanks in part to a six-game losing streak by Erie, Harrisburg is now just three games out of first place in the E.L. West.
Potomac 2 Myrtle Beach 1
• Hill 8⅔ IP, 3H, R, ER, 2BB, 7K
• Selik (W, 1-1) 1⅓ IP, 0H, 0R, 0BB, 2K, 1-0 IR-S
• Martinson 1-4, R, HR, RBI
• Nieto 1-4, R, HR, RBI
Jason Martinson's HR in the 7th tied it at 1-1, Adrian Nieto's HR in the 10th won it, 2-1 for Potomac over Myrtle Beach. Taylor Hill recovered from two disastrous outings to post his best, and the longest of the season for the P-Nats: eight and 2/3rds innings, with one run allowed on just three hits with two walks and seven strikeouts. Cameron Selik got the win by stranding a runner in the 9th and pitching a perfect 10th. Potomac was held to just four hits total with Randolph Oduber the sole P-Nat to get multiple hits with a pair of singles. The victory was the sixth in a row for Potomac, which now has the Carolina League's best record at 32-24 and leads the Northern Division by 1½ games. Roster move: RHP Brian Dupra transferred from Syracuse.
Hagerstown — OFF DAY
After a miserable 1-5 road trip, the first-place Suns return to the Muni for four games in three days against the last-place Kannapolis Intimidators. Officially, today's starter is TBD, but four pitchers have pitched since last Wednesday when Matt Purke
emerged out of hiding was activated from the DL and is therefore listed as the probable.
DSL Nationals 6 DSL Cardinals 5
• Reyes 4⅔ IP, 1H, 0R, BB, 8K
• Feliz (W, 1-0) 1⅔ IP, 3H, 3R, 0ER, 0BB, K, 1-0 IR-S
• D. Rosario 1-2, 2R, 2BB
• Mota 1-2, R, RBI, 2BB, SB
A five-run 5th broke open a 1-0 game as the D-Nats held off a late charge by the D-Cards for a 6-5 win. 18-y.o. Luis Reyes got the start but went just 4⅔ innings, allowing one hit and one walk while fanning eight. 19-y.o. John Feli got the win, giving up three unearned runs on three hits over one and 2/3rds innings. Returnee Dinocio Rosario and 17-y.o. Israel Mota both went 1-for-2 with a pair of walks to lead the offense.
4 Responses to "Tuesday's News & Notes"
I can't imagine Brown has many days left in Syracuse. I hope to the detriment of Tyler Moore.
Also, it looks like the Ryan Perry starting pitcher experiment has ended in failure. As a reliever, I'm not sure he retains much value to the Nats. Kimball too. So there's some room to shake things up on the 40 man if necessary.
Was just thinking… whatever happened to Patterson Segura? I remember him being signed this past off-season. Any chance they think he's good enough to jump straight to the GCL? I noticed he wasn't listed on the DSL roster.
I figured as much.
Hell, half of the guys listed as releases in your big board are still listed as "active" on the Nats minor league teams. I guess it's a manpower issue for MiLB.com.


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Misha Collins makes his directorial debut on "Supernatural" with episode 917, "Mother's Little Helper," for which the CW released an official description on Wednesday, March 5.
If you've been wondering what happened to the Mark of Cain on Dean (Jensen Ackles) on "Supernatural," this is the episode for you. In "First Born," Dean and Crowley (Mark Sheppard) met Cain, who gave Dean the Mark. Meanwhile, Crowley's supposed to be tracking down The First Blade to kill Abaddon, but as the "Blade Runners" promo has revealed, he's a bit too busy with his addiction and the Winchesters are going to have to get him back on track.
However, it sounds like Crowley should be doing well enough by this episode to test Dean, but how exactly is he going to test him? And how exactly will Dean be struggling? What are these "after effects" mentioned? We haven't heard anything about the Mark since Dean told Sam about it.
Also, get ready for some flashbacks and familiar faces in this upcoming episode, as Sam (Jared Padalecki) talks to someone who tells him about the Men of Letters in 1958 – specifically, Henry Winchester (Gil McKinney) and Josie Sands (Alaina Huffman).
Here's the CW's official description of "Supernatural" season 9 episode 17, "Mother's Little Helper," written by Adam Glass and directed by Misha Collins:
"MISHA COLLINS MAKES HIS DIRECTING DEBUT — Dean (Jensen Ackles) struggles with the after effects of the Mark of Cain. Meanwhile, Sam (Jared Padalecki) hears about a case where straight-laced people are turning into violent murderers. Sam suspects possession and suggests to Dean that they investigate, but Dean tells him to go without him. While interviewing the local townsfolk, Sam meets an elderly woman named Julia (guest star Jenny O'Hara), who tells him the Men of Letters came to town in 1958. Josie tells Sam the story of a young man named Henry Winchester (guest star Gil McKinney) and his female companion, Josie Sands (guest star Alaina Huffman). While Sam is away, Crowley (Mark Sheppard) tests Dean."
"Supernatural" season 9 airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on the CW. "Mother's Little Helper" airs March 25. What are you hoping to see in episode 17?
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Heretofore, we have donated primarily to large, high-risk hospitals and regional support organizations that service multiple facilities. It hasn't been intentional; it's just the way it's worked out so far. Many hospitals (I would venture to say most hospitals) do not need a gargantuan supply of micropreemie diapers for their bereavement needs. This little batch of 24 diapers will be donated to the Labor and Delivery Unit of Riverton Hospital. It will meet their needs for quite some time.
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Suuuper cute! I appreciate the neutral ones that Summer brought by as well, but these ones are irresistable :)!
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Jul 12
Posts: 4
Holli101 says:
my pony does this some times but if i have a treat with me he comes fine.
Sep 11
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lilylululoveshorses says:
just because your horse doesnt come to you doesnt mean letting him go.
have you tried parelli ?? it seems that after i did this with my horse he follows me everywhere.
give it a go, good luck.
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LeanneD says:
hav you tried using a bucket ? approch him calmly and dont let him see the head collar or led rope
Aug 11
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HevenzAngel says:
When i first got my horse willow she was kept in all the time so when we got her in the summer she lived out all summer like all of the horses at my yard we could never catch her, i mean for a whole month. We used to spend hours trying to catch her by using treats and she always got turned out with a headcollar on. I just had to keep trying and never gave up becuase ones you start you have to keep going. When i brought her in i played with he rin the school, did allot of work on getting her to follow me aorund the school and stuff so she would learn to trust me.
And now i can turn her out without her headcollar in the big feild and she comes as soon as she sees me becuas she has learned to trust me. Altought she wont come in for anyone else but me or my mum so when the yard needs to worm the horses they need to get me to come up to catch her while she gets her wormer, haha. Dont think that will ever change though but she come to me no problem and is always happy to see me :)
Nov 12
linsalive says:
This is going to sound mad but its worked for me in the past!!! Put a carrot in your pocket When you go into the field with the headcollar . If your horse lets you get fairly close before he makes a run for it, stop & turn your back on him, give him a minute then when you can see him out of the corner of your eye , turn & walk parrallel to him but dont make eye contact stay quiet ,when you're close enough raise your arms & send him away!! You may need to do it a couple of times but eventually he will start coming back in to you ( he may stand a few paces off, but he will come back) judge the moment and walk calmly up to him after you have made initial eye contact keep the halter low, take the carrot out of your pocket & only offer it when you are standing by the side of his head, through the noseband of the halter ....slip the halter over his head...By sending him away you're doing the unexpected & taking over as head of the herd..by keeping him out his natural instinct is to want to come back in....it's security...horse psychology lol...try it, good luck
Jul 08
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tatti says:
To say you would sell the horse becaue you cant catch it, seems madness. If it bucked you off everytime you rode or kicked you in the stable each night, then I would recommend you did. Yes, get everything checked out, i.e teeth, back and tack, just in case he sees being caught means being ridden and, that could incur pain. It sounds to me that he is just being a naughty twat. Some horses are buggers to catch. I woudnt mess around, I would use electric fencing, electrify it with a battery/energiser and have the horse in a small area. You can always move it when the grass gets eaten down. Then the horse doesnt have room to run off. Then you can practise catching him. Different things work for different horses, some with food. I was once told that if you have a horse thats difficult to catch, put them in a small area, then every day go in, catch them, take them out, release them, catch them, take them out, take them back in, just repeat it over and over again, even if you do it 100 times in one day.
Jun 11
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kbrickley says:
When you put him out in field try levthing his head-coller on him. Then when you want to get him in, sit down in the field with leadrope and small bucket of food.
FOOD MEEN GOOD. If in big field cut it in half.
Then try next day same thing but inporten thing not give in.
Over year I have bocken ,school, home. A cob I bort and fort handly but end up being wild 3 year old horse. He more scard of me.
Work on it, thing time. him will to you just my cob.
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DanielleScott10 says:
nothing is acheived through giving up apart from regret...time is all you need. perhaps hes had a bad experience with catching in the past or a stable/gate problem making him to scared incase it happens again...instead of getting angry and anoyed why not try to use the situation to your benefit...a friend of mine had a similar problem with her new pony due to a previous bad experience. all she had to do was spend an hour or two each day just sitting out in the field with the horse so that it got used to her being there, each day she got a little closer (treats or a bucket can help) but no headcollar...only a rope. soon enough the horse seen her as his field companion and began to take interest.
patience is a virtue ;)
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IloveDitty says:
When you feed him, feed him with a bucket. That way he has to come to the bucket. Stay with the bucket until he has come to get it. Then when he comes, stroke him gently and let him eat his tea. Stroke him more and more while he is eating until he gets used to you being there. Once his trust has been built up, just go in the field, catch him, and give him a carrot or a fuss - something he likes. Then let him go. Dont just always catch him to ride him.
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elziexxx says:
This pony at my riding school used to kick and run round for hours and never let you get close, now I turn him out without a headcollar and he canters over:) I just never gave up, outdid him with stubborness;) I used to get a massive bucket with some mix in and crouch down with my back to him playing with the food, feeding the other horses in the field, until he eventually wanted to know what all the fuss was about and as he came near I continued to ignore him and he got jealous of the other horses and annoyed I turned my back on him and then finally I sorta hopped forwards and let him put his head into the bucket and although he was wary and took a few goes he eventually with only dragging me round in a few circles accepted that I wasn't letting go and that he got food so we were even;) Just never give up, be as stubborn as your horse:)xxx
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With the new year already upon us, many are looking to pursue a new career. But what career opportunities are in demand out there? Which one of them are the right career field for you? The Employment Guide website compiled 10 of the most in-demand entry-level jobs for 2014, but we are only going to examine five of them. Here are those positions.
The first entry-level field is within the health market. This field is registered nurses. Their median income is $65,470 with projected job openings to be 1,052,600 between 2012-22. If you're aspiring a career in the health field, definitely consider a career as an RN in a hospital or a medical practice.
The second most in-demand field to look at for the new year are receptionist and administrative assistant careers. This job market is always in demand with projected openings expected to be over 587,000. You could find these people everywhere from a hotel to a business.
The third most in-demand are also everywhere and they are customer service representatives. Their 2012-22 job openings are expected to grow at 941,600. These people don't only work for call centers or other customer-driven companies. They also work from home for companies such as LiveOps.
The fourth job opportunity to consider for the new year are construction laborers. Their 2012-22 job growth looks good. These openings are expected to grow at 489,100 during those years. If you're into buildings and architecture, you will definitely have fun in this field.
The fifth and final in-demand opportunity are nursing assistants. Their job growth is expected to grow at 593,600 between 2012-22. So if you don't want to be a registered nurse but you're interested in the nursing care field, this will be a nice position to consider.
Those are some of the growing job fields for 2014. Only one thing left to do is to get up and pound the pavement in searching for these jobs.


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The New Florence Biennale - IX Edizione 2013
From 30/11/13 to 12/08/2013 will host the ninth Florence Biennale, founded in 1997 by Pasquale and Piero Celona and built within the space of Fortezza da Basso in Florence, which happens to be one of the few events d 'international art structured as a platform-independent and self-financed for contemporary art, where artists from all over the world gather in Florence to live a unifying freely, joyfully authentic and intensely unique.
The mission of the new Florence Biennale, progettualmente called "The New Florence Biennale", while remaining open to artists of all ages is dedicated to young artists UNDER 30, focuses on the Ethics of Art as DNA and promotes the search for a New Art paradigm for the Digital Age.
Commitment that takes on important symbolic value as born and developed in the city that gave birth to personalities such as Lorenzo the Magnificent, the undisputed star of a new patronage and the Florentine Renaissance, Maria de 'Medici, founder ideal of the Louvre, and that has nourished of themselves as artists, to name but a few, Masaccio, Ghiberti, Donatello, Paolo Uccello, Filippino, Verrocchio, Botticelli and Leonardo.
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Salvaged Cedar Longhouse Inspired by Native Architecture
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- First People's HouseThe First Nations community has a new place to gather and celebrate in their beautiful, new center at the University of Victoria, B.C. Christened the 'First People's House', the structure designed by Alfred Waugh Architects is a post and beam construction inspired by traditional Coast Salish longhouses. Clad in salvaged western red cedar and partially topped with a green roof, the new center provides educational space, a ceremonial hall, offices and a student union catering to the native students - or "Canada's First Peoples" - at the university. Moreover, the community center and student hall is already targeting LEED Gold certification.1
- First People's HouseThe new community center was designed and built to provide space for the native students at the University of Victoria.2
- First People's HouseThe design of the building was inspired by traditional native people's architecture, particularly Coast Salish longhouses.3
- First People's HouseThe building includes a student union, elders lounges, study areas, classrooms and ceremonial spaces.4
- First People's HouseThe long house features three distinct forms: the ceremonial hall, adminstrative offices and classroom space.5
- First People's HouseThe surrounding landscape is planted with native trees and vegetation, including Garry oak and Douglas-fir trees.6
- First People's HouseA long curtain wall on both the north and south side of the building allow natural daylight to permeate the space.7
- First People's HouseA large sloping roof drains water into a storm water retention pond.8
- First People's HouseNatural ventilation and materials from local sources play a key roll in the design of the facility.9
- First People's HouseThe ceremonial hall is used for special events for the community and graduation ceremonies for the students.10
- First People's HouseLarge skylights in the center of the hall let in natural light and the room includes a large fireplace and bleacher seating on both sides of the hall11
- First People's HouseAlfred Waugh, who designed the facility is of Chipweyan descent, and his firm has three Aboriginal architects, who assisted with the design.12
- First People's HouseThe educational facility was officially opened in January of 2010.13


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2010 vacation: Spain and Italy. Go.
Having a blast and taking way too many photos. I'll post the albums when I get back.
Monday, June 21, 2010
España y Italia
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Late Night Tales - a mix by Four Tet
Warm weather music. A fantastic mix by Four Tet, volume 12 of the Late Night Tales series.
If you have a short attention span, bear with the first track...
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Monday, May 17, 2010
Backseat Photographer / Car Windows
falling asleep in a car
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Thursday, May 06, 2010
Tuesday, May 04, 2010
"Moment in Time" project by the New York Times
My friend told me about the NY Times' "Moment in Time" project. They want to create a "timely global mosaic, created by all of us", of images from an exact moment in time. That time was Sunday, May 2, at 15:00 hours (U.T.C.), or 10AM Sunday morning for me. So I thought it'd be fun to submit something. Thanks, Keihly!
Bongo managed to sit still for a few seconds during the global "moment" for the photo. Good job, Bongo! Who's a good bwoy!
Bongo managed to sit still for a few seconds during the global "moment" for the photo. Good job, Bongo! Who's a good bwoy!
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Max Richter - Maria, The Poet (1913)
Gotta get out of my own head.
Current directions,
forever in progress.
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
ELECTROACOUSTICS mixtape
Some music that blends electronic/digital characteristics with acoustic elements (whether performed/recorded or sampled) in interesting ways. It's a pretty good cross-section of the stuff I've been listening to at work, as of late.
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The Tournament: Arizona senior Michelle Gough, junior Laresa Marino and freshman Perrine Pernin will compete in this weekend's Arizona State Invitational, Oct. 6-8, in Tempe, Ariz. The field includes players from seven schools; Texas, Pepperdine, Arizona, California, Southern California, San Diego and host, Arizona State. Only San Diego did not finish the 2000 season in the top 25. The singles draw includes 32 particpants while the doubles draw is comprised of 16 teams. Twenty-one of the singles players and nine of the doubles teams earned spots in this year's preseason rankings. The tournament begins Friday with singles play at 8:30 a.m. MST and doubles action to follow in the afternoon.
Cats in the Polls: Arizona's doubles team of senior Michelle Gough and junior Lindsay Blau earned a No. 3 ranking in the preseason Wingspanbank.com poll released Sept. 11. Gough and Blau enjoyed one of the greatest doubles seasons in school history last year. The duo captured three tournament championships, including the Pac-10 doubles title and the ITA Region VIII crown. For their efforts, the pair earned All-Americen honors and a berth in the NCAA Championship. The duo also cracked the preseason polls for the Cats on the singles side. Blau is 46th to open the fall campaign, while Gough enters at No. 64. Last season, Blau highlighted her year with an upset of then top-ranked Kristina Kraszewski and an eventual spot in the NCAA Singles Championship. The versatile Gough upset San Diego's third-ranked Katarina Valkyova at the UA Invitational to cap a year that saw her in the polls for five of the season's eight installments.
Clay Court Championships: Arizona Junior Lindsay Blau withdrew from the ITA T.Rowe Price National Intercollegiate Clay Court Championships, Sept. 21-24, suffering from excessive swelling in her right knee. Blau earned a berth in the Main Draw after enjoying a successful 2000 spring campaign. Thirty-two players rounded out the tournament field, eight of which are in the preseason top 25.
William & Mary Invitational: Junior Laresa Marino's play highlighted what was otherwise a tough weekend for the Wildcats at the William & Mary Invitational. Marino recorded a 3-1 mark and advanced to the championship match of her singles flight. Marino was outlasted by North Carolina's Caroline Hill, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. UA faced some of the toughest compettition in the country. Six of the 10 teams were ranked in the top 50 at the end of last season. Overall, Arizona logged a 13-12 singles record and went winless in four doubles matches on the weekend.
Head Coach: Brad Dancer enters his second season as head coach at Arizona with a dual match record of 10-12 (.455). Dancer played No. 1 singles and doubles at Michigan State, graduating with a degree in business in 1993. In his time at MSU, Dancer was a four-time Academic All-Big Ten member and was selected to the All-Big Ten team his senior year. Dancer's professional coaching highlights include serving as an assistant for the 1996 Fed Cup team. This past summer he coached the Delaware Smash to the World Team Tennis title match against the Sacramento Capitals.
Last Season: In Dancer's first year at the helm, team won 10 matches and earned a top-25 ranking in the final poll of the season. The team posted a 10-12 overall mark and a 3-5 record in the Pac-10, earning a tie for sixth in the conference. A 5-4 victory over sixth-ranked UCLA to start conference play highlighted a solid season for the Cats. For its efforts, the squad earned a berth in the NCAA Tournament and advanced to the regional finals.


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DeLand senior offensive tackle Ben Knox said he recently picked up an offer from Tennessee.
Knox also recently claimed offers from Purdue and Colorado State. He said he also has offers from Louisville, South Florida, Marshall, Utah and Middle Tennessee State.
Knox, who began the season at 6-6, 260, recently tweeted that he is up to 6-6 ½ and 267 pounds.


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THREATS AND RESPONSES: INTERROGATIONS; Questioning Terror Suspects In a Dark and Surreal World
This article was reported by Raymond Bonner, Don Van Natta Jr. and Amy Waldman and written by Mr. Van Natta.
Published: March 9, 2003
CAIRO, March 8— The capture of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed provides American authorities with their best opportunity yet to prevent attacks by Al Qaeda and track down Osama bin Laden. But the detention also presents a tactical and moral challenge when it comes to the interrogation techniques used to obtain vital information.
Senior American officials said physical torture would not be used against Mr. Mohammed, regarded as the operations chief of Al Qaeda and mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks. They said his interrogation would rely on what they consider acceptable techniques like sleep and light deprivation and the temporary withholding of food, water, access to sunlight and medical attention.
American officials acknowledged that such techniques were recently applied as part of the interrogation of Abu Zubaydah, the highest-ranking Qaeda operative in custody until the capture of Mr. Mohammed. Painkillers were withheld from Mr. Zubaydah, who was shot several times during his capture in Pakistan.
But the urgency of obtaining information about potential attacks and the opaque nature of the way interrogations are carried out can blur the line between accepted and unaccepted actions, several American officials said.
Routine techniques include covering suspects' heads with black hoods for hours at a time and forcing them to stand or kneel in uncomfortable positions in extreme cold or heat, American and other officials familiar with interrogations said. Questioners may also feign friendship and respect to elicit information. In some cases, American officials said, women are used as interrogators to try to humiliate men unaccustomed to dealing with women in positions of authority.
Interrogations of important Qaeda operatives like Mr. Mohammed occur at isolated locations outside the jurisdiction of American law. Some places have been kept secret, but American officials acknowledged that the C.I.A. has interrogation centers at the United States air base at Bagram in Afghanistan and at a base on Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.
Qaeda operatives, including Ramzi bin al-Shibh, a suspect in the planning of the Sept. 11 attacks, were initially taken to a secret C.I.A. installation in Thailand but have since been moved, American officials said.
Intelligence officials also acknowledged that some suspects had been turned over to security services in countries known to employ torture. There have also been isolated, if persistent, reports of beatings in some American-operated centers. American military officials in Afghanistan are investigating the deaths of two prisoners at Bagram in December.
American officials have guarded the interrogation results. But George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, said in December that suspects interrogated overseas had produced important information.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld have said that American techniques adhere to international accords that ban the use of torture and that ''all appropriate measures'' are employed in interrogations.
Rights advocates and lawyers for prisoners' rights have accused the United States of quietly embracing torture as an acceptable means of getting information in the global antiterrorism campaign. ''They don't have a policy on torture,'' said Holly Burkhalter, the United States director of Physicians for Human Rights, one of five groups pressing the Pentagon for assurances detainees are not being tortured. ''There is no specific policy that eschews torture.''
Critics also assert that transferring Qaeda suspects to countries where torture is believed common -- like Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia -- violates American law and the 1984 international convention against torture, which bans such transfers.
Some American and other officials subscribe to a view held by a number of outside experts, that physical coercion is largely ineffective. The officials say the most effective interrogation methods involve a mix of psychological disorientation, physical deprivation and ingratiating acts, all of which can take weeks or months.
''Pain alone will often make people numb and unresponsive,'' said Magnus Ranstorp, deputy director of the Center for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence at St. Andrews University in Scotland. ''You have to engage people to get into their minds and learn what is there.''
About 3,000 Qaeda and Taliban suspects have been detained since the fall of 2001. Some have since been freed. The largest known group, about 650, is being held at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba. American officials said the detainees at Guantánamo and similar military-run centers were not regarded as having valuable information.
Senior Qaeda members, however, are interrogated by specially trained C.I.A. officers and interpreters. F.B.I. agents submit questions but do not generally take part, American officials said.
Starving the Senses
Deprivation And Black Hoods
Omar al-Faruq, a confidant of Mr. bin Laden and one of Al Qaeda's senior operatives in Southeast Asia, was captured last June by Indonesian agents acting on a tip from the C.I.A. Agents familiar with the case said a black hood was dropped over his head and he was loaded onto a C.I.A. aircraft. When he arrived at his destination several hours later, the hood was removed. On the wall in front of him were the seals of the New York City Police and Fire Departments, a Western official said.


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Masahiro Sakurai has revealed an Easter Egg in regards to the upcoming "Super Smash Bros. 4" for Wii U and 3DS. According to a report from VG247 on May 12, the game director talked a little more about the wire frame alternate costume for Little Mac, one of the new playable characters. The new look transform the boxer into a transparent figure with gird-like green lines.
The wire frame look actually came from the first "Punch-Out!!" video game. Gaming industry legend, Shigeru Miyamoto, designed the character using graph paper. In "Super Smash Bros 4" for Wii U and 3DS, the development teams decided to use the look again as an alternate costume. You can check out the wire frame version of Little Mac from the official Facebook page of the "Super Smash Bros." series with the image located on the top side of this article. The Easter Egg comments from Masahiro Sakurai is located below:
Here's wire frame Little Mac re-envisioned from the original Punch-Out!! game. The man that actually drew the pixel art wire frame in the original was none other than Shigeru Miyamoto. He said he drew the pixels for the wire frame on graph paper.
Little Mac is one of several characters that will be debuting in the series with the upcoming "Super Smash Bros. 4" for Wii U and 3DS. Although his quick strikes are powerful, he is very lacking when it comes to the air. The boxer also comes with a special meter that, when filled up, will give him the opportunity to deliver a knockout blow to the opposition. Finally, his final smash attack transforms him into Giga Mac, a more powerful form that originated from the Wii reboot of the original "Punch-Out!!" title.
The Wii U version of "Super Smash Bros. 4" will be on display at E3 2014 with a tournament already announced for the convention. A playable demo is also coming to select Best Buy and possibly GameStop stores at around the same time as the event. However, the console iteration won't be shipping until this winter season. On the other hand, Nintendo will be releasing "Super Smash Bros 4" for 3DS in the summer season.
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Kay McMahan Bornemann lives a pretty simple life. Simple, from the standpoint of very little clutter, and no drama. Simple, from the standpoint of identifying what is important in life. Simple, from the standpoint of taking care of family and friends.
Kay McMahan Bornemann was brought up that way.
"It's just the way I was raised. My daddy taught me that you take care of yourself and you prepare for the next generation. You have to plan ahead to give your children opportunities," Kay said.
The McMahan family tree has many branches. Through numerous hours of research, Kay is able to document her great grandfather, Alvin Marr McMahan, participated in the Oklahoma land run of 1889. The McMahan family still owns five homesteads, in the Union City area, her relatives settled in the land run.
"When my parents, Ollis and Jane, got married, they had $22. About six months after they married, they were able to rent a farm from an aunt. They lived their entire lives right here in this area," Kay said.
Ollis and Jane were farmers. Kay was born in her parent's house in 1940. Kay graduated from Union City High School in 1958. That was the same year she married Don Bornemann. Don was a dairy farmer in the community of Banner. After meeting at a 4-H rummage sale, and dating for two years, Kay and Don decided they wanted to marry in the summer of 1958.
"I was farming our land with my daddy and he asked me not to get married until we had the ground worked. That's what we did. I worked the ground with my father and got married in September 1958," Kay said.
The McMahan's were not wealthy people. Nobody in the McMahan family tree was wealthy. They were just honest, hard working people.
"You pay your bills, save some money, try and buy some land, and pass it on, so you can take care of your kids. That's just the way I was brought up," Kay said.
The same simple lifestyle has been passed on to Kay and Don's two children, Ray and LaDonna.
Being a part of the community is another responsibility that comes with being a McMahan. It is a lesson Kay has taken to heart. Kay is president of the Union City Lions Club, and is involved in Farm Bureau, Canadian County 4H, and Extension Homemakers, an education program for women. Kay and Don are active in the Methodist church in Union City.
"My mom was involved in the community all of her adult life. When you grow up with parents that are involved, you just realize it is the thing to do," Kay said.
Life in Union City has not changed that much over the years. Kay doesn't know everybody in town anymore, but the town and character of Union City is about the same today as it was when Kay was growing up.
"The people still care about each other and want to help each other. The faces have changed a little bit, but the cause is still the same. This is a community that cares about each other," Kay said.
Kay has her 55th high school reunion coming up in April. She has missed only one high school reunion since she graduated. Kay doesn't miss much in life, because it is a simple life and a simple life is a good life.
Sometimes less is more. Just ask Kay McMahan Bornemann.
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Slow Cooker Tamale Pie
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- 2 cups chicken broth or bouillon
- 1 cup yellow cornmeal
- 1 tablespoon cilantro, fresh - chopped
- 1/2 pound pork sausage
- 1 pound beef stew meat - 1/2-inch cubes
- 1 onion - chopped
- 1/2 cup celery - finely chopped
- 1 green chile pepper, mild - seeded/chopped
- 1/2 cup sun-dried tomatoes - chopped
- 8 ounces can whole-kernel corn - drained
- 1 can ripe olives, sliced - drained
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Whole or halved pitted olives
Instructions:Bring broth or bouillon to boil in medium saucepan.
Stirring constantly, slowly add cornmeal. Simmer mixture 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Stir in cilantro. Using a greased spatula, spread cornmeal mixture on bottom and about 2 inches up sides of slow-cooker.
In large bowl, combine sausage, stew meat, onion, celery, chili pepper, sun-dried tomatoes, corn, sliced olives, salt and pepper. Carefully spoon into center of cornmeal-lined pot.
Cover and cook on low 7-8 hours. Garnish with ripe olives.
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Cooper Morrison Carlisle
Position: G-T
Height: 6-5 Weight: 295 lbs.
Born: August 11, 1977 in Greenville, MS
High School: McComb
College: Florida (school history)
Drafted by the Denver Broncos in the 4th round (112th overall) of the 2000 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 53 (1285th overall since 1950)
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Ken Belson of The New York Times reports that the Bell Centre, home of the Montreal Canadiens, is the only major league sports site in North America to use only LEDs to light its playing surface. He writes:
"So last year, Mr. Gauthier (GM, Bell Centre) replaced all his older lights with 140 costlier light-emitting diode fixtures, or LEDs, which produce three times as much light on the ice for each watt of energy and last far longer — an investment that he says will take only about two years to pay back. He expects to save about $125,000 a year on electricity, parts and labor."
To learn more about LEDs and why sports arenas are considering this new technology, continue to the article.
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Alfama's New Bread Kiosk Peddles Portuguese Carbs
East midtown gets a new bread shop.
During the hiatus between the closing of his West Village restaurant in 2009 and the reopening of Alfama in midtown, executive chef Francisco Rosa indulged his interest in bread-baking by taking classes at the FCI and CIA. After his sweet and savory creations were a hit with customers at the new Alfama, he decided to start selling his goods. Yesterday, the restaurant rolled out a bread and pastry kiosk where Portuguese breads are the specialty: There's half-corn, half-wheat broa, and coconut-crusted Pão de Deus, plus baguettes and brioche. The shop is situated in the restaurant's entry and is open from 7 a.m. onward, with coffee to accompany morning pastries. See the carb-loaded lineup below.
Pão de Bico Mini baguette (30 gr) - $0.35
Pão de Bico Small baguette (60 gr) - $0.65
Sunflower & apricot whole wheat roll (30 gr) - $0.45
Broa (300 gr) - $4.00
Thyme and olive boule (350 gr) - $4.25
Pão de Forma (1 kg-loaf, white) - $6.50
Brioche (80 gr) - $2.50
Pão de Deus "heavenly bread with a crust of sweet coconut" (80 gr) - $3.50
Mushroom, arugula & shallot focaccia (100 gr) - $2.50
Pastéis de Nata (Portuguese custard cakes) - $1.50 each, $9 for half a dozen, $18 for a dozen


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The ultrasound tech told me my due date is off, and the baby is measuring small for that date?
i was supposed to be 13 weeks along but the tech said 10 weeks would be more accurate, but that would put conception at a time of abstinence. i told my doctor but she agreed with the tech and said im only 10 weeks not 13, but is it possible they could be wrong? could the baby just be measuring small at the time?
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This happened with me with my son. I thought I was 8 weeks based on the lmp date and they measured as 6 weeks. My dr. told me that I might have ovulated late, so you might not really have been "abstinent" during conception. Those sperm hang out for days waiting for that egg! My pregnancy progressed normally, my original due date was 8/28 and adjusted due date was 9/4. My son ended up being born on 9/11 after induction. He is a very happy and very healthy 28 month old. Good luck!posted 01/07/2011 by mary157
ur not preg the first 3 weeks os ur fineposted 01/05/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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The GM Autism Foundation is presenting the Autism Today Conference on May 20th, 2014, in Miami Beach. This groundbreaking autism healing conference features some of the world's leading complementary and alternative medicine breakthroughs in autism treatment. With physicians from around the world sharing their expertise and an open-minded forum for sharing novel approaches, parents and practitioners looking to explore new possibilities for fostering autism recovery will be in an ideal place for learning and discussion, just blocks from the ocean and many South Beach attractions. This event's sponsors include Mercedes-Benz of Miami, BunnieCakes, and Avanti Way. The GM Autism Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to support children and adults with autism and ASD. Their mission statement describes their purpose as follows:
Our mission at GM Autism Foundation is to help and improve the lives of children and adults with autism and their families by providing a range of community based services to meet specific needs by supporting areas of adaptive living and social skills, alternative treatment, behavioral development and recreational opportunities.
We strongly believe that with the right range of therapies and the help of alternative treatments, autistic children and adults alike have a better chance of overcoming their condition and integrate into society as any other person would. We will strive to find and implement ways of closing that big gap that exists between the way autism is conceived and what autism really is by giving our children and young adults that suffer from it a chance of reversing it.
Scheduled speakers at the conference include:
Professor Marco Ruggiero MD, Ph.D., presenting original and unpublished data about GcMAF and its effects on human neuronal and glial cells. He will also present data concerning the nutritional approach to the immunotherapy of autism and neurodegenerative diseases and the relationship between nutrition and immune system activation. Finally, he will present an original, non invasive ultrasonographic technique to detect brain inflammation and neuronal abnormalities in autism and neurodegenerative diseases, a tool that can be exploited for the diagnosis and treatment of these conditions.
Dr. Andreas Ludwig Kalcker, Ph.D., better known for his new medical discovery about using Chlorine Dioxide beyond conventional use (also known as CD protocol or MMS). Dr. Kalcker is a founding member of the NGO Earth-Help-Project focused on helping the third world with alternative energy, water and health. He also lectured at autism conferences in Venezuela in 2011, Puerto Rico and Sofia-Bulgaria in 2012 and in the Czech Republic among many other places.
Mrs. Kerri Rivera, D. Hom, founder of Autism02, a non-profit autism clinic based on what is formerly known as the Defeat Autism Now! approach. Located in Puerto Vallarta, the clinic opened in 2006. Kerri is the clinic's biomedical consultant as well as a consultant for Curando El Autismo (Latin America), and Venciendo el Autismo (Venezuela). She has helped over 6000 families in over 44 countries to improve the lives of their children on the autism spectrum. She has become the foremost expert on the use of CD (chlorine dioxide) for spectrum disorders. Since the addition of CD to the biomedical protocol she has seen 119 children recover from autism in the past 3 years.
Dr. Klaus Schmitz-Abe, Ph.D., a mathematician with a doctorate degree from Oxford University, talking about his most recent discovery - PSD3, an inherited gene in autism. His ample experience derives from working in diverse sectors applying his mathematical knowledge. Currently, he works at Children's Hospital Boston, Harvard University and Broad Institute, in Boston, Massachusetts, applying his mathematical knowledge to sciences and genetics. His main objective and vision is on the understanding of autism.
Dr. Anibal Guiterrez, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at Florida International University and the Director of the Behavior Analysis Autism Research Lab. Dr. Gutierrez is a board certified behavior analyst with experience in the assessment and treatment of severe problem behavior and in the development of adaptive skills for individuals with autism. This talk will give an overview of some of the available treatments and review the evidence supporting their effectiveness.
Ms. Vani Hari, also known as FoodBabe. Ms. Hari is an activist advocating for GMO labeling and she will be sharing her knowledge about what is really in America's food supply and how this affects us all. Vani's activism brought national attention at the Democratic National Convention when she used her status as an elected delegate to protest in front of the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture on the issue of GMO labeling. Some major food companies that have responded to her writings include Kraft, Whole Foods, McDonalds, Coca-Cola, Chipotle, Yoforia, and Moe's South West Grill.
Date: May 20th, 2014, 8:00am-6:30pm
Location: Miami Beach Convention Center, 1901 Convention Center Dr., Miami Beach, FL 33139
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/autism-today-2nd-conference-a-road-to-recovery-tickets-10237084395


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National Geographic's Trails Illustrated map of Logan, Bear River Range in Utah is a two-sided, waterproof map designed to meet the needs of outdoor enthusiasts with unmatched durability and detail. This map was created in conjunction with local land management agencies and is loaded with valuable recreation information. Trails Illustrated maps are expertly researched and frequently updated. The maps are printed in the United States on durable synthetic paper, making them waterproof, tear-resistant, and trail toughcapable of going anywhere you do.
Coverage includes Cache and Caribou-Targhee national forests, Mount Naomi Wilderness, Wellsville Mountain Wilderness, Smithfield, Logan, and Hyrum. Bear Lake is shown completely on the north side of the map. The trails in the Bear River Range from Hyrum in the south to Paris, Idaho in the north are all clearly shown. Includes UTM grids for use with your GPS unit.
Our Trails Illustrated topographic maps are the most detailed and up-to-date recreation maps available for the national parks, national forests, and popular outdoor recreation areas. A necessity for exploring in the outdoors, each map is printed on waterproof, tear-resistant paper.
With more than 250 titles available, Trails Illustrated maps are expertly researched, frequently, updated, and provide exacting detail of premier outdoor recreation areas in the United States and Canada.
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This map is GREAT because it shows the trails in Utah and Idaho. I live in the Bear Lake Valley and normally have to carry two or three maps in order to see all the trails. Multi use information including winter sports is great. I would recommend this to everyone planning a trip to Bear Lake or Logan.
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" If you are a fan of the Shure sound and have a broken pair of Shure SE530, or would like to try custom IEM but stay with a familiar sound signature and not spend 1000$ right away, the SE530x6 is the way to go. I am having a hard time finding anything wrong with them as I do not have better customs, but they challenge the best headphones I have (ATH ES10). These IEMs are quite easy to drive,..." --Mimouille
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Rob Ford Admits to 'Mistakes,' Vows to Drink Less
He didn't say anything specific about crack.
Today, during his weekly radio show, mayor of Toronto and Internet celebrity Rob Ford acknowledged that he has "made mistakes," though he did not specifically say whether smoking crack in front of a video camera was among his many errors in judgement. He did, however, apologize for getting wasted at a street festival this summer and stumbling around city hall with half a bottle of brandy on St. Patrick's Day. "Unfortunately, I cannot change the past," he said. "I can just move forward and learn from the past which I'll assure I am doing."
Ford also vowed to "slow down" on his drinking — and, just in case that doesn't work, he also said that he intends to hire a chauffeur to prevent him from drunk driving all over Canada's friendly streets. Unsurprisingly, Ford maintained his refusal to step down from his job, even though the cops are now in possession of footage of him smoking crack. Interestingly, he did ask Toronto's police chief to release that tape because "Toronto residents deserve to see it and people can judge for themselves." We encourage the authorities to obey that order.


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Stanford Powers Past Wildcats, Wins Series
Stanford erased a five-run, second-inning deficit and rallied with a five-run fourth to overtake Arizona en route to a 12-8 series-clinching victory on Sunday.
Cats Resume Pac-12 Play, Head to the Farm
Arizona baseball, winners in nine of the last 10 games, takes on Stanford, winners in nine of its last 12, this weekend in Palo Alto. The Friday and Sunday games will air on Pac-12 Networks.
Baseball Takes Winning Streak on the Road
Winners of six-straight games, the Arizona Wildcats (21-11, 6-6 Pac-12) travel to Pullman, Wash., for a three-game series against Washington State (17-13, 4-5 Pac-12) this weekend.
Baseball Looks to Snap Skid, Hosts Utah
Arizona returns home to host Utah in a three-game series at Hi Corbett Field scheduled for Thursday through Saturday.
Baseball Hits Oregon Trail, Takes on No. 12 Ducks
Arizona (15-8, 0-3 Pac-12) travels to Eugene, Ore., to battle 12th-ranked Oregon (15-5, 2-1 Pac-12) in a three-game series this weekend at PK Park.
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One of Arizona's top right-handed arms in bullpen, appearing in 23 games ... Served as primary set-up man and occasional closer throughout season ... Posted a 6-4 record with two saves ... Struck out 25 and walked 16 in 35.2 innings of work, allowing 22 runs - 17 earned - for a 4.29 earned run average ... Second-lowest opposing batting average (.241) on the club ... Earned win in relief after allowed two runs on three hits with a pair of strikeouts over 2.0 innings in regular season finale against Arizona State (5/27) that clinched share of Pac-12 Championship ... Two no-decision appearances with 2.0 combined innings and just one run allowed with a pair of strikeouts against Oregon (5/5-6) ... Allowed a run on two hits with two strikeouts in 1.2 innings of relief to earn second save of season against East Tennessee State (4/28) ... Suffered loss despite giving up just one run in 4.1 innings of relief at Washington (4/22). Scattered six hits and three walks while matching career-high with four strikeouts ... Gave up three runs on two hits and two walks in 1.2 innings at Arizona State (4/17) ... Allowed two runs on two hits in 1.1 innings against UCLA (4/15) ... Tossed 1.2 scoreless innings of relief in series-clinching win over Utah 4/7). Suffered tough-luck loss night before to Utes (4/6) after being charged with two unearned runs in 1.1 innings of relief ... Pitched a perfect inning with one strikeout to earn fifth win of season against Stanford (3/30) ... Earned a win in relief despite allowing one run in 0.1 innings at Oregon State (3/24). Suffered loss despite allowing just one unearned run in 1.2 innings of relief with a career-high four strikeouts against Beavers the night before (3/23) ... Suffered first loss of season after being charged with two unearned runs in 1.1 innings against New Mexico State (3/20) ... Picked up consecutive wins in relief in both games of a double-header against Washington State (3/17). Gave up just one run on one hit in 2.1 innings of second game. Allowed a run on three hits and a walk in 1.2 innings of first game ... Recorded first win of season with 2.0 scoreless innings and one strikeout at Rice (3/14) ... Combined to pitch 3.2 scoreless innings with just two hits allowed over two outings against Eastern Michigan (3/9-10) ... Tossed 2.1 scoreless innings with a pair of punchouts against UC Davis (3/6) ... Gave up two runs on a hit in 1.0 innings of relief in second game of double-header against Auburn (2/25) ... Charged with two runs allowed in outing against North Dakota State (2/18). Made season debut day prior with three strikeouts in 2.0 scoreless innings of work against Bison (2/17).
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Appeared in 29 games on the season, tied for second-most on the club ... Finished season strong with just one earned run allowed in final 11.2 innings pitched ... Allowed two unearned runs in 0.2 innings against Baylor at Fort Worth Regional (6/6), suffering the loss ... Struck out one and scattered a hit with no runs allowed in 0.2 innings against TCU in regional (6/5) ... Pitched 3.2 combined scoreless innings in regular season finale series at Oregon State (5/28 and 5/30). Tallied three strikeouts in each game and allowed just one hit on weekend ... Surrendered just one run on five hits in 4.2 combined innings in two outings against Stanford (5/21 and 5/23) ... Pitched 2.0 combined innings with three strikeouts in two games Arizona State (5/15 and 5/17) ... Gave up four earned runs in 0.1 innings against Cal State Bakersfield (5/9) ... Allowed three runs on three hits in 1.2 innings at Arizona State (5/4) ... Turned in 1.2 scoreless innings at USC (5/2) ... Threw 1.1 scoreless innings in two appearances against UCLA (4/24-25) with two strikeouts ... Allowed five runs - two earned - in 1.2 innings at Cal while suffering first career loss (4/1) ... Pitched in three consecutive games against Oregon (3/26-28). Gave up just one run in the 2.2 combined innings on the weekend with two strikeouts ... Issued a walk in appearance against New Mexico (3/24) ... Pitched in consecutive games against Sacramento State (3/20-21), giving up three runs in 1.2 innings in the first game and turning in a scoreless inning the next day ... Struck out three hitters in 2.1 scoreless innings against Wichita State (3/16) to earn the victory in relief ... Earned first victory with three strikeouts in 3.0 shutout innings against Northern Colorado (5/14). Also pitched one scoreless inning with a strikeout the day prior (5/13) ... Turned in a scoreless inning with a strikeout against St. Joseph's (3/10) ... Appeared in all three games against Cal State Fullerton (3/5-7). Gave up a run in 0.2 innings in first game, but pitched 1.2 scoreless innings with three strikeouts in next two outings ... Allowed five runs - four earned - in first inning of first career start against UNLV (3/2) ... Tossed 4.1 shutout innings with two strikeouts in collegiate debut against Utah Valley (2/21).
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Graduated from Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Nevada, in 2009 ... Earned varsity letters under coach Chris Sheff and helped lead team to a fourth-straight state championship in 2009 ... Turned in an impressive 10-1 record and a 1.58 ERA while striking out 84 batters against six walks as a senior ... Named a first team all-state member.
Born in Henderson, Nevada ... Pronunciation: Man-thee ... Son of Rudy and Cheryl Manthei ... Has two sisters, Katie and Elizabeth ... Is enrolled in the College of Science with a major in psychology and a minor in history ... Hobbies includes playing cards and ping pong ... Says his superstition is that he never wears long sleeves with his uniform ... Favorite professional sports teams include the Atlanta Braves and Denver Broncos ... Rooms with teammates David Lopez, Brandon Dixon and Johnny Field.


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Southwest Washington Child Care Consortium has opened a new site at Hathaway Elementary in Washougal.
The site will offer child care before and after school for students in kindergarten through the fifth grade.
Consortium officials say their programs are effective ways to help children gain social competency skills they need for lifelong learning.
"Our philosophy is to enrich the lives of children through play," said Director Kristi Baker. "We provide developmentally appropriate games and activities at an affordable rate."
Hours of operation are 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. and after school until 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Daily rates are $5.40 per hour and $4.70 per hour for each additional sibling attending on the same day. Hathaway's program is also open during nonschool days with a rate of $30 per day.
Many working families qualify for assistance with child care costs through the Department of Social Health Services, which offers subsidies to eligible working families. For more information, call 1-877-980-9180 to see if you qualify.
For more information regarding the program at Hathaway, call 360-954-3889.


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U.S. Coast Guard Awards
Marcus A. Hanna
Awarded 25 April 1885
A gold medal was awarded to Marcus A. Hanna, principal keeper of the Cape Elizabeth Light-Station near Portland, ME for nobly saving two men from the wrecked schooner Australia on 28 January 1885.
The schooner Australia, with a crew of three men, J. W. Lewis, master, and Irving Pierce and William Kellar, seamen, left her homeport of Booth Bay, ME for Boston, MA laden with fish and guano on 27 January 1885. Around midnight a furious gale and snowstorm set in. After losing some of her sails, she attempted to reach Portland Harbor. Making the land to the leeward, she was driven onto the rocks at Cape Elizabeth, near the fog-signal. She struck soon after 8:00 AM on the 28th.
The seas now poured over her, sweeping away everything about decks, including the house. The men had barely enough time to take to the rigging. Even there it was not safe, for in a few moments the captain was washed away and drowned. The sufferings of the other two men were terrible. With the temperature at 10 degrees below zero, they were drenched to the skin. Mrs. Hanna, the wife of the lightkeeper, soon discovered through the driving snow the masts of the vessel. Marcus Hanna had lain down for a nap upon being relieved at the fog-signal by one of the assistants, Hiram Staples. His wife's exclamation of alarm upon seeing the wreck was sufficient to awaken him. Slipping on his coat, hat, and boots, he rushed down to the shore.
Upon reaching the fog-signal he called to Staples to follow and the two were soon abreast of the wreck. Two men could he seen in the rigging. They began shouting for help. Hanna knew it was impossible to launch a boat, but his mind was soon made up. He returned to the fog-signal for an axe, and then hastened to a boathouse three hundred yards distant for a line with which to rescue the men. Finding the door blocked by a great mass of snow, he ran back to the fog-signal and shouted to Staples to bring a shovel. An entrance was soon cleared with the axe and they obtained a suitable line.
Meanwhile. Mrs. Hanna had alarmed the other families at the station. Only Mr. Staples' 15-year old son, however, could render any help. Hanna dispatched him to summon the neighbors. He then got down to his work. Weighting one end of the line with a piece of METAl obtained from the signal house, he clambered down the slippery, ice-coated rocks, almost into the surf, and attempted to heave it on board. His situation was one of great peril. The slightest misstep would have been fatal. The brave fellow had been ill for a week or more, and it was only through the exercise of a most determined will that he was able to stand the hardship and exposure and maintain his footing. After many unsuccessful efforts to reach the men with the line, which fell short, he was compelled to crawl back on to the level ground to warm his hands and feet. He also freed the stiffened line of its coating of ice.
His assistant, Staples, also suffering from the cold, retreated to the signal-house to warm himself, leaving the keeper alone. Soon a wave lifted the schooner and threw her on her beam-ends, thus placing the two men in greater peril than before. Filled with dismay, Hanna again descended the rocks despite the drenching spray. Summoning all his remaining strength, he succeeded in reaching the schooner with the line. One of the men. Pierce, at once tied it about his body, and while he was doing so Hanna crawled back on to the bank and shouted for aid. No response came. As soon as he was ready, Pierce signalled the keeper and cast himself into the icy breakers. He was, with difficulty, drawn out onto the shore. The man's jaws were set and he appeared to be almost gone. Realizing that every moment was precious, Hanna quickly loosened the line from Pierce's body and after a few more efforts, threw it within Kellar's grasp. The process was then repeated and Kellar was nearly ashore when Staples and two of the neighbors came hurrying to his assistance. The rest of the story is soon told. The two sailors were carried into the fog-signal building, where their frozen garments were removed and every possible means was used to warm them up. They were both badly frostbitten, but as the storm made it impossible to remove them to the more comfortable keeper's dwelling until the following morning.
Hanna and his wife nursed the two until the roads were opened and communication with the city restored. When the poor fellows were carried to the marine hospital in Portland for treatment, they soon came round. That these men would have shared the fate of the captain, but for the self-sacrificing devotion of the brave keeper is beyond doubt. His noble conduct was held deserving of the highest form of recognition within the power of the Service to bestow.


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Clear your schedule and charge up your Android device – there is another classic Final Fantasy game out on Android. Final Fantasy VI has arrived in Google Play for the customary $15.99 asking price, but for that lofty sum you get the game you remember from 1994 with a few mobile enhancements.
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- Partnership scope: Global
- Date start: 1 Oct 2005
- Date end: 1 Mar 2010
- More information: http://www.usaid.gov/, http://www.thecoca-colacompany.com/
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Jane Park, 18, of Rancho Cucomongo leads a contingent of five UCLA golfers participating in the 105th U.S. Women's Amateur Championship at the Settindown Golf Club in Roswell, GA.
The stroke play competition concludes Tuesday with the top 64 players advancing to the match play draw.
Park posted a one-under par score of 71 and was tied for 10th place. Tiffany Joh posted an even par 72 and was tied for 16th place, and Ryann O'Toole was tied for 35th place after posting a 74 (+2). All three players are expected to enroll at UCLA next month.
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PHOTOS: Inhabitat Takes a Peek Inside the Panasonic Eco Ideas House in Tokyo, Ja...
BY: Yuka Yoneda
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- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseKonnichiwa! This week, Inhabitat will be reporting from the land of the rising sun, where we've embarked on Panasonic's eco press tour showcasing the electronics giant's newest green innovations - many of which you may never have seen before! Our first stop on this amazing trip was the Panasonic Eco Ideas House in Tokyo, Japan. This modern, virtually zero-emission show home is like a goodie bag filled with the company's most cutting edge technology. From solar panels to fuel cells to an integrated information and electricity management system, click through our gallery for a virtual tour of this light-filled, beautifully appointed, intelligent eco home!1
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HousePanasonic created the Eco Ideas House to show the world how a symphony of their every-saving products working in concert can help consumers realize a zero CO2-emissions home and live a more enriched lifestyle.2
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseThe modern abode stands right next to the company's Tokyo center and has a total floor area of 136.9 sq. meters (the national average home size in Japan).3
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseUpon stepping into the home, we noticed immediately how bright and airy it was.4
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseOur tour guide explained to us that one of the main principles of the design was using nature's blessings to their fullest potential.5
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseBy making the most of natural wind and breezes via a product called the Wind Passage Tower S, which takes cool air in the summer and warm air in the winter from beneath the floor to ventilate and regulate the temperature of the living room, Panasonicwas able to keep the energy needed to cool and heat the space down significantly.6
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseStrategically placed skylights cut down on the amount of lighting needed.7
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseIn addition to strategically placed skylights and windows that maximize daylighting, an intuitive lighting system senses how much natural light is available and adjusts the LED lights in the room accordingly.8
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseDuring the day, most lights are left off and as the sun sets, more lights turn on gradually. The homeowner can also control all of this manually via the Home Energy Management System (HEMS), and can even visualize the amount of energy being consumedat any given moment in the house. The HEMS can be accessed via TV or through a laptop or other smart device, giving the user full control and the ability to understand where excess power is being used and how to save it.9
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseAs if we weren't envious enough of the fictitious homeowner who gets to live in the Eco Ideas House, it turns out that they also own a sweet little EV parked in a snazzy glass-enveloped garage.10
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseAnd as luck would have it, Panasonic doesn't just make smart home management systems, LED lights and water-saving washing machines - they also make residential electric vehicle chargers. We tried this one, which is already on the market in Japan outand were impressed with how easy it was.11
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HousePanasonic explained that in the future, they even envision electric cars as possible backup power modules for homes in case of emergency situations.12
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseOur tour guide shows off a new Panasonic washing machine that uses half the water that a traditional one would just by tilting the drum. A simple idea that results in a big water savings.13
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseWe already saw some of the ways that the Eco Ideas Home saves energy, but in order to become totally emission-free, the home would also need to generate energy.14
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseOur tour guide showed us Panasonic's 3-pronged plan to accomplish this: during the day, solar power would be collected via the home's rooftop array, while at night, Panasonic fuel cells would generate electricity by using hydrogen and oxygen and energy stored in the home's lithium-ion storage batteries could be used.15
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HousePanasonic household storage batteries solve the issue of not having solar power at night.16
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseNext, we actually got to see the home's 5060w solar array in action. The array is made up of 22 Panasonic HIT solar panels, which are slightly translucent and can absorb sunlight via both their fronts and their backs (meaning that if you had a whiteroof, you could collect even more solar power when sunlight is reflected off on your rooftop onto the backs of the panels).17
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseWe were curious as to why the array appeared to be missing two panels (as you can see in the previous photo) and Panasonic Vice President Peter Fannon and Media Relations Manager Akira Kadota explained that the reason was that since the company's latest solar panels are even more efficient, they were able to use less panels and generate the same amount of power.18
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseWith the integration of natural lighting and ventilation, solar and fuel cell power, more efficient appliances and lighting and even electric vehicle charging, we really felt like Panasonic had left no green stone unturned in its Eco Ideas House - until our tour guide took us to the home's awesome e-work office. The office goes even deeper into exploring the ways that people can cut down on CO2 in their lifestyles by creating the perfect work-at-home setup. Working from home obviously saves gas and slashes emissions but it may not seem feasible if your job demands face-to-face meetings with colleagues or the need to show samples to clients in person.19
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseThe Eco Ideas Home's powerful telecommuting office really blew us away with a demonstration where we interfaced with a Panasonic employee in a remote office (no lag whatsoever!). Our tele-colleague even showed us detailed documents in fine print andfabric swatches on our screen and they came through crystal clear. Try doing that on Skype!20
- Panasonic Eco Ideas HouseLast but not least, we took a peek at a technology that is not currently available yet but is in the works. In the future, Panasonic envisions your home being able to offer you eco-advice like the tip seen here based on the weather and other environmental factors. A house that tells you when to do the laundry may not seem a little scary (HAL, anyone?).21