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"The Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Dina Manzo has changed her life completely over the past couple of months. Not only did she get herself an apartment in New York, but she also signed on to film the newest season of the show. And now, she is letting the world know that she is ready for yet another thing. According to a new Wetpaint Entertainment report published on Jan. 3, "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Dina Manzo is now revealing that she is more than ready to meet her prince charming.
"Some day my prince...ehem King will come #2014," Dina revealed on Twitter. Of course, she announced her divorce from her ex-husband Tommy last year, revealing that they had indeed been separated for quite some time. Up until recently, the two shared a home in New Jersey, despite being in the middle of a divorce. "We still live together. I announced my separation a year ago, but Tommy and I have a very special love for each other that will never go away. So, we live in the same house," Dina revealed in November.
Since then, she has gained her own apartment in New York. And it sounds like 2014 is starting off right, as she has her own place and is ready for love. She is also filming the newest season of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey." One can imagine that she isn't ready to reconcile with her estranged husband.
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Barrok Obamas there
Oct 6th
whoops stanley cup
Oct 6th
go stanly cup!!
Oct 6th
their all wearing the same 2 outfits! ps read my lotr
Oct 6th
hes missing his own wifes funeral... unusual...
July 8th
Doesn't anyone else notice that the guy sitting next to the main character is waering the EXACT SAME THING he is wearing. LOL
July 3rd
...... good ....
July 1st
The sit? Fourth box, I think it is spelt wrong!?!?
June 26th
i dont like it at all
June 1st
May 31st
Your Missing Your Own Wife's Funeral?? Fail.
May 26th
May 19th
only a "die hard" sports fan would undertand.
May 19th
lol funny but kind of mean
April 21st
Alright, he's out watching the stanley cup finals whilst his entire family are at his wife's funeral, how is that not funny people?
March 8th
hahahahahahahahahahahaha your so funny i can not stop watching your comics
Jan 6th
this is very funny! yes it's rude, but thats part of the humor! well done ovie fan!
August 24th
Whoever groaned needs to get a sence of humor! Its like this email where i guy crashed his golf cart and this girl asked him to go to her house he goes no my wife wouldnt like that. But he goes the the girl asks where is your wife the guy says UNDER THE KART!
August 8th
why did he not go to the funeral and why would obama be at a stanley cup finals??
August 6th
? i dont get it?
July 27th
Kinda funny, kinda sad...
July 15th
I heard this joke before, but still funny!
July 15th
Wow, That's soooooo sad and really rude, you're not much nice at all, Grandpa!
July 14th
awww hes so mean
July 13th
thats soooooo mean why did he not go to the funeral
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Things You Should Know About Laptop Battery Chargers0
by n3rraD
Things You Should Know About Laptop Battery Chargers
There are two types of laptop batteries consist of nickel metal hydride and nickel cadmium. We recommend that you fill in a new battery in cycles of fourteen to sixteen hours. Your battery should be allowed to cool down before charging as overcharging will shorten their lives.
The price laptop battery chargers range from $ 200 to $ 300 and have one year warranty period. Ready access to important chargers for nickel cadmium may suffer from a 'flawed memories".
The owner of the laptop may face this problem if the battery is not fully discharged before charging. A nickel-cadmium battery must be charged only once been completely exhausted. There are two ways to recharge laptop batteries.
First, every time the PC using the AC power, a small electric current to the battery ran called trickle charge. This fee will automatically recharge the laptop battery after it was decided. The second is with external laptop battery chargers. Battery charger plugged into, then the charger is plugged into a standard electrical outlet.
Some chargers are available in the market offering to charge the battery in seven hours, but this can permanently damage the battery. Nickel-cadmium batteries tend to break away, which means they can lose power when they are not being used.
Laptop battery chargers solve this problem by providing a small charge batteries that store the battery fully charged. Nickel-cadmium batteries work more efficiently when they are fully discharged and then recharged.
If the battery is used in a fashion that more little by little and then, sometimes fully discharging the battery before charging to the same increase productivity. Some laptop battery chargers do this automatically, but leave your laptop during the night and charging the battery in the morning also can refresh the battery efficiently.
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A few things you should know about your Laptop Battery
We can see laptops every where, they're becoming more and more popular as they are light, portable and personal to each of us. It is like they are nondetachable part of our daily life.
But behind every Laptop is lying the power source which runs everything from CPU to DVD Rom, laptop battery at the edge of technology which is getting thinner, more powerful and easier to handle everyday thanks to improvements and researches have been made. But do we know enough about them? How to charge-discharge them, how long they will run our laptop and when is the time to replace them…
Hope this following article will help you get a better understanding of a laptop battery and it's functionality:
(1.) Does using the wireless network card drain a laptop battery?
Yes, wireless network cards do reduce the battery run time. It is difficult to quantify the adverse effect a wireless card has on battery run time because it varies depending on laptop model and wireless card. The operating system and the software installed with the card may have utilities for conserving battery life.
(2.) Does disconnecting USB devices from my laptop, help conserve battery life?
Yes, disconnecting USB devices helps conserve battery life. It has also been widely reported that a flaw in Windows XP affects certain Intel based laptops to drain the battery at a faster rate than normal when a USB device is connected.
(3.) How long should my new rechargeable battery last?
The life of a battery under normal use is around 500 to 900 charge-discharge cycles times. This is between one and a half to three years of battery life for the average user. As the rechargeable battery begins to fail the running time of the battery will begin to drain. When a battery can supply only around 30 minutes of charge, it is time for a new replacement.
(4.)What is the run time of a battery? How long will my laptop stay 'powered' with the battery?
Run time varies between each laptop. This makes it difficult to tell exactly how long a battery is will last. There are several other factors that affect a batteries run time:
(a.)The chemistry and capacity of the battery (Li-ion, Ni-Mh, Ni-Cd)
(b.)How old your laptop battery is.
(c.)The number of times a file is saved or retrieved from the hard drive or DVD Rom drive.
(d.)The type of software being run, i.e. some applications such as games, graphical software or wireless networking will dramatically reduce run time.
But for overall, a realistic predict of run-time for our laptops is between 1.5-2 hours (4400mah),3-4 hours(7200amh),5-6 hours(10400mah)…etc
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Things You May Not Know About Laptop Battery0
by Tom Morris
Things You May Not Know About Laptop Battery
As usual, most manufacturers will tell you that a laptop battery can run up to 2 hours, but actually not. After a certain time, the laptop battery will be running shorter and shorter so that we need more often to charge it. Laptop battery degradation will happen overtime. However, we can try to minimize the degradation by knowing some laptop battery information.
We all know that any new laptop battery usually comes empty with the laptop. Thus, it is suggested that you charge the battery at least 4 hours non-stop on the first charging. This can help to prolong the laptop battery's lifespan. Also, it is not suggested that you use the laptop battery at all during the first charging.
Due to that laptop battery types are different, it is important to know how you should charge the battery. Nickel Cadmium laptop battery is an older type. For this kind of battery, it's suggested that you use it until empty, and then charge it to full. Lithium based battery is another type of battery. For this kind of battery, it's suggested that you use the battery until 10%-20% before you charge it to full.
After you have got to know how to charge the laptop battery, it is time to know about effective usage of laptop battery. On Windows base, it's suggested that you use the Power Schemes for Laptop to control how the laptop behaves after a period of inactivity. This can greatly reduce the drainage on the laptop battery. Also lowering the brightness of laptop LCD monitor is a good way to reduce the laptop battery usage.
After knowing these laptop battery information, you should be able to know how to prolong the laptop battery lifespan and also maximize your runtime when running on battery.
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Things to Consider When Buying Laptop Battery0
by liewcf
Things to Consider When Buying Laptop Battery
Having a high-quality laptop battery and charger is one of the most important parts of having a personal laptop. Particularly if you propose to take benefit of the laptop's portability; without a good laptop battery, your laptop would require to be plugged into the wall more often. Modern laptop batteries and charger tend to last three to five hours, it depends on the power require to computer and programs the user runs. Few things could be frustrating as when your laptop battery abruptly won't charge fully or stops holding its charge for as long; when this happens, you would most likely need to purchase a good laptop battery.
Today there are several varieties of laptop battery manufacturers, and especially retailers to purchase your laptop battery from. However, your chief concern in buying a laptop battery would be to select the battery that goes correct your laptop. For this you would further require to know the make and model number of your laptop; if you do now know this cavalier or don't have the essential paperwork, check the inside of your laptop's battery section when the computer is off and unplugged. There you may find your laptop's model number, along with some other data as well. You might as well find the part number of your laptop battery, placed on the casing of the battery itself.
When purchasing a laptop battery, you would perhaps only have one or two options that fit your computer. Choose the battery with the best ever life accessible for your computer. There are numerous different types of laptop batteries available; because the technologies of each are quite dissimilar, a laptop should be considered especially for the kind of battery it uses. Most laptops are only intended to use one kind of laptop battery technology. Regardless of what type you have, it's significant to appropriately care for your laptop battery, in order to get as much life out of it as possible. "Conditioning," which means completely discharging and then fully charging the battery, must be done at least every few weeks, as it upholds the full capacity of the laptop battery.
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What's so special about Gilmour Academy? The list is too long to be contained on this page. But when we asked those on campus, some events and traditions came up over and over.
Courage and competence are the cornerstones of the Gilmour/Holy Cross mission and the foundation for the Initiative for Inspired Leadership. Our goal is to create a culture where leadership skills are shaped and valued, producing ethical and caring leaders who are guided by faith to motivate and inspire people to do their best and to be their best. Learn more
Members of the Gilmour Community of all ages have opportunities to participate in clubs and activities to explore what it takes to start and succeed in business. "It makes us special because not many schools have these kinds of opportunities for careers or hobbies or even just for fun. It also sets us apart by giving us a head start to what our world is, was, and possibly will be." Richard, student
With an emphasis on the formation of educators, students and families, the Gilmour Global Initiative, GGI, supports a world-class educational program that offers mastery of rigorous academic content with a unique global perspective; an intercultural understanding of diversity, exploration of world cultures, economics, languages and history; and immersion in collaborative projects that connect our students around the world in authentic and meaningful, interactions and experiences. It is part of our Holy Cross Mission to make ourselves at home among all different cultures of the world.
The STEAM Program applies skills and knowledge to critical thinking problems by incorporating science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics into lesson design. The infusion of the four disciplines into lesson plans spurs students to weave them into discovering solutions. Gilmour has been applying STEAM principles to teaching for more than a decade. A STEAM consultant visiting campus to give an in-service training said that the Lower School is 10 years ahead of other schools with STEAM, according to Desia Joseph, math and science instructor and K-6 discipline leader.
Every third-grade student receives an HP Mini Netbook operating with Windows 7 and weighing less than three pounds. What might a third grader's day be like using a netbook? Students start the day writing in an online journal and check the weather and news online. Students complete their journals online and several examples are discussed using the SMART board. If an interdisciplinary project is assigned, they gather information from a class web page where the teachers post links to preapproved websites. The students download images and collaboratively write a group narrative on their computers. They graph data comparing dimensions, post maps and prepare detailed reports that include digital photos and history.
National History Day invites students to develop a historical topic and to link its significance to society and history. They examine pivotal people, places, and events in world history through their projects. The program that started with 129 schools in the Cleveland area now attracts 600,000 in the United States and beyond. Gilmour's Lower School students compete in the junior division and have advanced to nationals five times since 2005. In 2011, a performance based on women's voting rights and the Equal Rights Amendment advanced to the national competition. "National History Day teaches students research, writing, product development, technology use and interviewing skills. It is an excellent piece of our curriculum," says Lower School humanities instructor Carmel Fantelli who coordinates the program at Gilmour.
The Boat Float is an integrated art-science project where eighth-graders design scale models in art class and build full-size boats in science class, then race them in the pool as they explore experimental design, density and buoyancy. The students' mission is to design cardboard boats, held together with duct tape that would carry student teams from one end of pool to the other. With the "density-based science project," students are asked to calculate the density of their boats when they build them to make sure that the boats' density will be less than the water's. The engineering design investigation of density and buoyancy helps students understand these influences on how a boat is designed, modeled, tested and built. As part of the science class, students investigate stewardship of water resources and water's chemical properties: surface tension, capillary action and water as a solvent.
Seventh- and eighth- graders have the opportunity to use high tech equipment in the Broadcast Media Center, located in the basement of the Middle School. Built in 2006, the 1,800 square-foot center houses editing and audio dubbing stations, a comprehensive news set, and studio space where students learn to create digital videos using AVID professional film and editing software. One year, the eighth-graders recreated historical television broadcasts. They took viewers to Pearl Harbor, the D-Day Invasion of Normandy, the Battle of Midway, Iwo Jima and the Yalta Conference just as if they were war correspondents. Using the broadcast equipment, students learned how to splice commercials into the broadcasts urging viewers to buy war bonds or boost patriotism through posters of Rosie the Riveter.
Each spring, the Middle School students perform in their annual musical. Open to all Middle School girls and boys, drama is offered as an elective class, not just an extracurricular activity. This program gives students the confidence and skills to passionately express themselves and engage an audience, which leads to success in high school and beyond. Recent productions include "Beauty and the Beast", "The Wiz", and "The Little Mermaid."
In Greek it means "the right or opportune time," or "God's time." This three-day, two-night retreat is planned by seniors in collaboration with faculty members for members of the junior class. The Kairos retreat allows students to escape their daily routine and gives them a chance to examine their relationships with God, others and self. The ultimate goal of this retreat is to help students come to know and experience Christ more deeply, and in response, to live more fully in the spirit of Christ.
The speech and debate program prepares students to become effective communicators, leaders, ethical people and critical thinkers. Gilmour's program has captured 22 Ohio High School Speech League's Northern Ohio District Championships in the last 23 years. In 2008, two Gilmour students, Nathan Blevins '08 and Rachel Kenney '08, took first place at the National Forensic League (NFL) National Tournament. They also were the first NFL national champions in Gilmour's history and from the North Coast District. The speech and debate program is led by Gay Janis, who has been inducted into the Ohio High School Speech League Hall of Fame. Janis has been instrumental in Gilmour's team consistently ranking in the top one percent of National Forensic League (NFL) chapters.
Gilmour offers computer music courses to Upper School students. Each 90-minute class devotes a half-hour to theory – musical notes, rhythm notation, chord structure, musical terms and symbols. Students compose theme music for Gilmour's digital documentary class, create compositions based on a single word that describes the composer, develop music for jokes with sound effects, and complete an original composition – their choice of genre – using everything they have worked on in class. The courses offer students a way to express their creative ideas and for technically savvy students to get involved with music and the arts. The computers are equipped with a double monitor, allowing composers to use multiple programs simultaneously and creating countless advantages of the software. The course goal is for students to take away a solid understanding of different techniques, strategies and ways to compose and to gain a stronger appreciation for music and the process it takes to create it.


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This page will direct you to the latest news and best sites about American Idol 9 contestant Crystal Bowersox
About Crystal Bowersox
Bowersox grew up on a farm in Northwest Ohio and has been playing music since she was 10 years old. She enjoys playing the piano and harmonica and spending time with her son. Her birth date is August 4, 1985. Crystal made the top 12 by performing "Hand In My Pocket" by Alanis Morissette (Feb. 23), "Long As I Can See The Light" by Creedence Clearwater Revival (March 3) and "Give Me One Reason" by Tracy Chapman (March 9)
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When Julia Child and Simone Beck published Mastering the Art of French Cooking, volume 2 in 1970, it received a tremendous reception. Child was already a television celebrity and the book was widely expected long ahead of its publication.
And, as detailed in the charming book, Provence, 1970, Child recognized that while no French woman (or man) would bake their own bread because of the boulangeries in every town and nearly on every corner, American families were not as lucky and bakeries that made this excellent bread didn't yet exist. Today we are a bit luckier, but commercially available "French bread" is a far cry from what Child meant. There are now more boutique bakers making excellent breads, with Wave Hill considered an excellent local example, if you can find it in your store.
Neither Child nor Beck were bakers, of course, and Child spent some weeks taking baking courses and learning how to make French bread and how to explain it Americans. The result was in MTAOFC 2, there is a long and incredibly detailed recipe for French bread, that some critics found, at 24 pages, overwhelming.
Well, the meat of the recipe is actually only 13 pages with many detailed drawings, followed by variations in loaf size and oven types. It's actually quite simple to follow, and you can make it in a day and easily have it ready for dinner.
We took advantage of several modern features to make the recipe even easier and add them into our version below: the food processor, the pizza stone and peel, lava rocks, and a broad Chinese knife for our dough scraper.
One of the biggest problems in cooking in a home oven is producing the steam that makes such a lovely crust on French bread. In a commercial bakery, they have jets of live steam right in their ovens: something that is difficult to accomplish at home. Child and Beck's book suggests heating brick to, say 500º F and dropping it carefully (!!) into a pan of water in the bottom of your oven.
We had no intention of picking up a hot brick and carrying it to the oven: it's just a disaster to be averted. We did, however, find several articles on the web that suggested heating the lava rocks that come for use in a barbecue grill in the oven and then pouring a pitcher of hot water over them just before closing the oven. This worked very well, and is so much safer.
The final dough rise is on a piece of canvas with creases to hold the dough in place. You could use a baker's couche. We just cut a corner from a clean canvas drop cloth.
One of the reason's Child and Beck's recipe is so long, is that she explains ways to make French bread in various forms and shapes. We're skipping that, and are making the conventional long bâtard loaf. The longer, thinner baguette is just too long for a home oven.
Classic French bread is made from just four ingredients: flour, salt, yeast and water, and that is what is in Child's classic recipe, which we describe below, complete with extensive photographs in the accompanying slide show.
- A 4-quart steep sloped mixing bowl
- A food processor
- A Chinese knife or a dough scraper
- A rubber spatula
- A piece of canvas, about 20" x 28"
- Two small rolling pins (or 1" dowels), about 1" long, or other long weights to hold the canvas in place.
- A pizza stone
- A pizza peel
- Lava rocks in a square metal pan
- Corn meal
- A razor blade or fresh bladed utility knive
Making the bread
Start by finding a tall steep sloped bowl for the dough to rise in. The mixer bowl from a stand mixer works fine. If the sides have too shallow a slope, the dough may not rise as well.
Measure out 10 ½ cups of water and mark the side of the bowl at that height. This is how much the dough will have to rise to triple in bulk. Then empty and dry out the bowl.
- 3 ½ cups all purpose flour
- 2 ½ tsp salt
- 1/3 cup warm water (not over 100º F)
- 1 package dry yeast (or 2 ½ tsp from a jar of yeast)
- 1 ¼ cups tepid water, (70º to 74º F)
- Stir the yeast into the ¼ cup of water and let it dissolve while you measure out the other ingredients.
- Put the flour, salt, water and yeast solution in a food processer (use a dough blade if your have one) and mix until smooth.
- Dump the flour mixture out onto a floured board and let it rest for 2-3 minutes
- Using the dough scraper (we used a Chinese knife) lift the side of the dough, fold it over and then slap the dough down on the surface. Repeat several times until the dough is elastic.
- The dough should now be elastic enough to knead. If it is too sticky, knead in a little flour.
- To knead, press it forward with the heel of your hand and then flip it over. Repeat for several minute until the dough is elastic and no longer sticky. Let it rest for 3-4 minutes and then knead again for a minute.
- Place the dough in the mixing bowl you marked, and cover it with plastic and a towel, and let it rise slowly for about 3 hours. The rising temperature should be no more than 70º. If your kitchen is warmer than that (and ours often is) move the bowl to a cooler room. Slow rising develops the flavor, so you don't want to rush it.
- After about 3 hours, the dough should be about 3 times as high. Remove it from the bowl with a rubber spatula and turn it onto a floured board.
- Press the dough into an oval shape and pinch out any gas bubbles, not too roughly.
- Fold the front corner to the top, then do the same with the rear corner and the right and left corners to form a sort of round cushion. Return to the bowl and cover as before.
- The dough should again rise to a little less than 3x in about 1 ½ to 2 hours.
- After the dough has risen, turn it again onto a floured board and cut into 3 equal pieces for the 3 bâtards we will be making.
- Fold each piece of down in half, cover and let rest for 5 minutes.
- Lay out the canvas, and sprinkle it thoroughly with flour so the dough won't stick. The dough's final rise will be on the canvas with creases between the loaves so they don't touch. The canvas holds the dough in its shape, since the bread it baked without a pan.
- Lift one end of the canvas and place one of the rolling pins (or 1" dowels) under it. Leaving room for the first loaf, raise a small crease in the canvas, and then leaving room for the second, raise another crease to separate them. Then pull up a final crease, and brace it with the other dowel (or rolling pin).
- By now, the dough has rested enough. For each piece, pat it into an oval and then fold it in half lengthwise. Then seal the edges using your thumbs. Keep the remaining pieces covered with plastic.
- Roll the dough up so the seam is on top and flatten it again into an oval.
- Make an indentation lengthwise using the edge of your hand and fold the dough over it.
- Then roll out the dough into a long cylinder, rolling it under your palms until it is about 16" long. Place the dough in the first crease on the canvas and cover it with plastic.
- Repeat with the other two pieces so you have three long cylinders of dough in the three creases. Cover them with plastic and let them rise for 1 ½ to 2 ½ hours.
- Place the lava rocks in a metal pan in the bottom shelf of the oven, and put a pizza stone on the upper shelf. Preheat the oven to 450º F, long enough ahead to make sure the stone and lava rocks are thoroughly heated.
- When the dough has risen, place a pizza peel sprinkled with cornmeal at the end of the canvas and remove one of the dowels.
- Then slowly transfer the first loaf onto the peel using a long piece of cardboard or two large spatulas. Make sure the loaves slide smoothly on the cornmeal on the peel so you can quickly slip them into the oven.
- Then, just before baking them, cut several long slashes along the length of each loaf using a razor blade or a fresh blade in a utility knife. They need only go about ½" deep.
- When you have all three on the peel, open the oven and slip them onto the hot pizza stone. Then, quickly pour about 12 oz of water onto the lava rocks to make the steam and close the oven right away.
- Bake for 25 minutes. The loaves should be browned and the bottoms should sound hollow when tapped.
- Let the loaves cool on a rack so they cool on all sides, for about 3 hours. The flavor will continue to develop, so don't rush into them right away.
While this all sounds like a lot of steps, the overall approach is really quite simple, and you can probably do it from memory by the second time you make these delicious loaves. People will love them!
Elapsed time is about 7 hours, but the actual labor takes only about 30 minutes.


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Lenovo launches affordable 8-inch and 10-inch Yoga tablets with unique design
Lenovo unveiled a couple of new tablets late yesterday evening, and they should both be on sale sometime today. They both run Android and are named Yoga. One is an 8-incher and the other is a 10-incher.
The main selling point here (aside from the pricing, but we'll get to that in a bit) is the design. The Yoga tablets feature a exaggerated curve on one side of the case, as you can see in the images below. This serves a lot of purposes. First of all, it houses a very big battery that can power up to 18 hours of use – something of a record for tablets, if it actually pans out in real world use. Then there's also the fact that this curvature hides a small roll-out kickstand, that can be used to either hold the tablet up like a laptop monitor or, if you use it the other way around, make it easier to write on its display. There are a lot of interesting uses for this kickstand/curve combo, and it's definitely good to see a company that tries to truly innovate in tablet design.
Unfortunately though, this unique feature isn't backed by amazing hardware innards. Both tablets feature the same screen resolution, 1,280×800, and they both come with a 1.2 GHz quad-core MediaTek processor based on ARM's Cortex-A7 architecture, 1 GB of RAM, 16 GB of storage, a microSD card slot, a 5 MP rear camera, dual front-facing Dolby-certified speakers, and Android 4.2 Jelly Bean running the show. The 8-inch model sports a 6,000 mAh battery, while the 10-incher has a 9,000 mAh unit.
So as you can see, the specs here are really nothing to get excited about in this day and age. Furthermore, the Lenovo Yoga tablets run a version of Android that's soon to be two iterations behind what's current, and you shouldn't hope for a software update to come and remedy things.
But there's some good news too. The 8-inch Lenovo Yoga will be out today at Best Buy for just $249, while the 10-inch model will get a wider release and will be priced at $299.
Those are definitely good prices for tablets of these sizes. Sure, the Nexus 7 by Asus is $229, but it has a smaller screen and doesn't have as good battery life as the 8″ Yoga, nor the 'curve' thing. Of course, if you're a bit of geek you'll know to choose Google's offering over Lenovo's because of software support and the higher-res screen (even if it's smaller), but for the 'average Joe' consumer category Lenovo's new devices may at least prove interesting. Let's wait and see.
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10 to 12 green onions, chopped
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Dinner Tonight: BBQ Baked Chicken Tacos
10 to 12 green onions, chopped
Posted by Mix and Match Mama at 4:30 AM
Labels: Chicken, Entree, Tacos, Tex-Mex
14 comments:
- Sheaffer {Pinterest Told Me To} said...
Oooooooooooooh! These look so good and so easy! What a fun twist!
- August 20, 2013 at 6:11 AM
- jen said...
I agree w/ your hubby...wonderful idea! Yum!
- August 20, 2013 at 7:17 AM
- Baby Kate's Mom said...
Do your kids eat these? My kids would probably eat them in a soft shell but they aren't too good with crunchy ones! They are 4 & 3 :0)
- August 20, 2013 at 7:23 AM
- Angela Ellingson said...
Already on the menu for week!!! So easy and good!
- August 20, 2013 at 7:46 AM
- Kristin Brandl said...
I had this same idea as a take off BBQ chicken pizza after the spicy baked chicken tacos became a fav in our house- but I was too scared to make something up on my own. Thanks so much for the recipe, we'll be making soon! :)
- August 20, 2013 at 8:18 AM
- aprilparrish said...
These look so delicious!!!! Gonna try this very soon!
- August 20, 2013 at 8:33 AM
- Grace Beekman said...
Amazing! This is definitely on the list to try before summer is over! Love it! :)
- August 20, 2013 at 9:21 AM
- Laura said...
Great minds think alike...almost! Chicken tacos are on our menu for tonight as well, but I'm doing mine in the crockpot {of course I saw it on Pinterest}. I'm going to try your version next time! Thanks for sharing!
- August 20, 2013 at 11:31 AM
- Jen Pogue said...
This is a wonderful recipe that brings together two of our favorites- tacos and BBQ chicken. This will be on the menu for next week!
- August 20, 2013 at 10:42 PM
- Annie said...
Think I could sneak a box of spinach into this one, too, or would the flavors be off?
- August 29, 2013 at 7:37 PM
- Aileen said...
I made these this week and my husband and I both loved them!!! So easy and delicious!
- August 30, 2013 at 8:36 AM
- Lauren said...
Hi Shay! The first time I made these, my hubby wasn't a huge fan of the bbq sauce with the taco shell - so the next time I "mix and matched" it and put the chicken/onions/bbq sauce mixture on top of a store bought pizza crust and made bbq chicken pizza - it was divine! :)
- October 9, 2013 at 11:38 AM
- Natalie said...
I made these for dinner tonight and they were so good! I pre-cooked my chicken in the crock pot per your suggestion on your "perfect chicken" post. It was a quick yet tasty meal. Thanks!
- February 27, 2014 at 8:47 PM
- Lori said...
All 4 of my kiddos loved this!
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A sign of vacation home sales improvement, The Reserve at Lake Keowee will open a second phase of its Village Point neighborhood and open a model home within the Village Point neighborhood this fall. This model home and new development phase – accompanied by completion of a second neighborhood's model home and groundbreaking of a third, new neighborhood – usher in a new chapter of growth for The Reserve.
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Book Review: The Cat's Table, by Michael Ondaatje
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Posted on August 22nd, 2012
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
There are quite a few good reviews on The Cat's Table already, so I am not going to go into explanations about plot, etc. I rarely choose books based on plot, anyway, and discussing it too much bores me. When I do get in the mood to read for plot, I read genre books or popular fiction, not Ondaatje. What I believe brings most of us readers to Ondaatje is his lyrical language, his exquisite prose styling, and his rendering of subtle and complex characters whom one imagines it would be fascinating to know in real life. He rarely fails in any of these aspects, in my opinion.
I finished The Cat's Table just last night, and I ended up really appreciating it, but it was a slow start for me and it took me ages to finish. I kept stopping to read other things. I always find Ondaatje's prose to be pretty much flawless, and his insights subtle, layered, and deeply moving – as one would expect from a celebrated poet. But I found the first part of this book rather exhausting to get through; in hindsight, I believe it is because we are pretty much stuck the whole time with the perspective of a fairly ordinary eleven year old boy – which I got bored with quickly. Ondaatje did not call upon the voice of the adult Michael in the first half of the book all that often, but he is of course, a much more interesting and reflective person than the wild child on the boat.
I can and do enjoy other writers who give us boy child narrators, but Ondaatje is a writer of such restraint that I found this child tiresome. My thoughts on this are that if you are going to use a child narrator, then it might be useful to drop the restraint in your narrative, in order to mirror the natural lack of restraint in children, in general, and in this child, in particular. Other characters report back to the adult Michael that he was "constantly in trouble," "naughty," and even a bit of "a devil" (in Emily's words). Although Ondaatje described the children behaving in reckless and run-amok ways, he did so with such artful and delicate prose that, to me, it muffled the effect of the boys he was describing and kept me at a distance from them. I was vaguely amused but not too interested in them or their antics until halfway through the book.
Once Ondaatje began expanding our social circle, so to speak, I found the book delighted me, both in its character descriptions, and in the way their stories were shared: most especially, the characters of the anarchic and mysterious Ms. Lasqueti, the elusive Emily, and Asuntha, the acrobat child of the prisoner. I felt that bringing the women more into the picture made a tremedous difference in my ability to engage with the book, as I found the narrator at his most tender and eloquent when discussing these characters (and also when discussing Ramhadin – a beautifully rendered character, in my opinion).


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Leading 1100-plus sworn police officers and a large cadre of civilian police personnel in a large metropolis city such as Tampa has catapulted Chief Castor into the public eye often.
Among guiding her law enforcement agency and its personnel through arduous and painful incidents since she became Tampa's police chief, Castor has implemented an array of programs delivered to the community constituency by Tampa police members.
Chief Castor herself is seemingly omnipresent in and around the city of Tampa. Castor runs in many marathons in the county, volunteers her time to the Big Brothers/Big Sisters organization, competes in bowl-a-thons to raise money for community endeavors, talks at local schools, orates at business luncheons, and meets with myriad other groups for varying purposes.
Last week, Chief Castor was recognized by the Florida Holocaust Museum and awarded the Loebenberg Humanitarian Award on March 3, 2014.
As one of a growing number of female police chiefs around the nation, Chief Castor ostensibly sets the bar high and has at her core existence the interests of the community at heart. It stands to reason that the many awards adorning her office walls support the notion...in addition to her 30-year police career and life experiences.
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We've made our way through another year. 2014 showed up right on time, and we are all counting on a happy new year. What we could use from this new year is more snow, but we haven't any control over that. Rats.
The last snow storm is fading into memory land. According to the weather guessers, the next storm isn't quite on the horizon yet. Rats, again.
What about the snow then? Where is that stuff coming from if Mother Nature isn't dropping it?
The ski resorts generally start making snow early in the season. As soon as conditions allow, the snow canons are fired up and a base layer starts to cover the slopes. The enduring hope is that the storms will come in, close behind, and add to the man made stuff.
A robust snow pack is what we all count on, one way or another, either for year round recreation, to water crops, or to simply have enough in the reservoirs to make it through till the next wet season.
Generally, snow making by the resorts is done largely out of sight, at night. The temperatures have to be cold enough overnight to allow the canons to work their magic. The temperatures during the day will then hopefully be cold enough to maintain what was laid down the night before.
It is a fascinating, somewhat complicated, and expensive venture. Snow canons, or snow guns, are a staple of the industry, and cost quite a lot, in the multiple thousands of dollars. There's more than one kind too.
Some of them use compressed air, some use really big fans. They all use water that is under pressure. The water is sprayed into the air, where it changes to snow. The process is much more complicated than that, but it would take more space than I have to go too far into it.
There's simply a lot of science behind the whole venture. It takes around 75,000 gallons (285,000 liters for the metric crowd) to make a 6-inch blanket of snow that will cover an area about 200x200 feet (61x61 meters).
Here's the amazing part: a snowmaking system can turn 5,000 to 10,000 gallons (18,927 to 37,854 liters) of water into snow every minute. That's 30,000 to 60,000 gallons of water every hour.
Most resorts that have extensive snow making systems have access to rather large quantities of water. They either have retention pools, which capture run off, lakes, or great wells to draw from. Heavenly is one resort, among many in the Tahoe Basin, that has extensive snow making gear.
Not everyone uses extensive systems. Some have what are called supplemental systems that are stationed to provide good coverage for certain areas at the resort. Sierra-at-Tahoe uses a very well tuned supplemental system, according to Steve Hemphill, PR Director at Sierra.
Hemphill points out that although it's been a slow start, there's still plenty of snow for skiers and boarders. They get around 480 inches of snow every year, and started out this year with 54 inches. Being at Echo Summit, with a lot of north facing slopes, means the snow that falls tends to last a while.
In an interview few days ago, he said that the long range forecast for January is good, as in wet and snowy. In the meantime, conditions for families is perfect. It's easy to get there, with blue skies and mild temps, and learning to ski, or sharpening your skills, is really good right now.
The economic impact of a good ski season for the Tahoe area? It's huge, but that's another topic for another day.
No matter what, a day on the slopes, even with early season conditions, is a good day, a sentiment conveyed by this writers skiing friends.


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Thursday, September 3, 2009
Saturday, September 5, will be UWG's first home football game in the University Stadium. This is a big event for the university and for the West Georgia community and whether a football fan or not, everyone can acknowledge that the opening of the new stadium is exciting and historic.
With this in mind, UWG and the Wolves Sports Network are hosting its first-ever Pep Growly, what unfortunate Wolves-deprived institutions call a 'pep rally', on Friday, September 4, at 3 p.m. in The Coliseum.
Accompanied by the sounds of the UWG Marching Band and cheers from the top Division II cheerleaders in the nation, UWG Cheer, Wolves fans will be treated to hours of school spirit and fun.
A "Best Howler" and "Craziest Fan" competition, more than 1,200 Wolves Stadium Cups handed out as door prizes, and a best banner contest are just a few of the activities planned for the Growly.
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There are few things that are more important to a ballerina than her pointe shoes. Whether she is a beginner or a professional dancer, the right shoes make all the difference in the world. However, each girl's likes and dislikes when it comes to features of a shoe are as vast and varied as the dancers themselves, making it imperative that a selection of pointe shoes be available so that the girls have the chance to find what truly works for them. The pointe shoe vendors of the small town of Medford Oregon do a notable job of making this wish a reality for it's dancers by carrying a variety of brands from across the country and even Europe.
Studio Roxander, ballet academy and dance shop offers local dancers a number of prominent brands such as Capezio, Repetto, Fuzi, Freed, and WearMoi to choose from. Let's look at the valuable features a few of these brands have to offer.
The inventor of the Capezio pointe shoe was Salvatore Capezio. He hailed from Italy and established his own shoe store in close proximity to the Metropolitan Opera House of New York City at the ripe old age of seventeen. The Studio Capezio, one make of Capezio, boasts the ability to last longer and it sports elasticized binding that eliminates the saggy satin syndrome that dancers abhor. The Aria pointe shoe, another make of the Capezio brand, caters to those dancers who have wider feet. The shoe is also made with material that fights foot stench, a quality that is always appreciated by the wearer as well as the wearer's fellow dancers. To learn more about Capezio pointe shoes visit http://www.capezio.com/about/capezio-story/.
But Capezios are not the only pointe shoes that offer the features that dancers covet. Repettos, which were first created in Paris by Rose Repetto, promise to be quiet when being danced in. No more clunking around the stage when the Nutcracker music reaches a soft section of notes! Repettos also boast another irresistible trait: they are aesthetically attractive on the wearer's foot and every dancer knows that having shoes that make her feet look pretty mean a happy dancer! More information on Repettos can be found at http://www.repetto.com/en/atelier-repetto.html
Xijun Fu, who trained at the prestigious Beijing Dance Academy, offers his Fuzi pointe shoe to dancers worldwide. This shoe works for any dancer's foot arch and also assists the wearer with balancing. To view all of the Fuzi pointe shoe products go to http://www.fuzi.net/about-us/.
These pointe shoe brands and others can be tested by simply visiting Studio Roxander's dance shop. Here one has access to many makes and shoe sizes and will be expertly fitted by instructor and former dancer Elyse Roxander. Contact information for the studio can be found at http://www.studioroxander.com/#!dance-shop/c1w5v.
Dance and Beyond is another of Medford's dance wear destinations that makes brands like Bloch available to it's customers.
Jacob Bloch, founder of the Bloch pointe shoe, was an emigrant from Eastern Europe. He settled in Australia where he began producing his pointe shoes. Reports on this brand declare that due to the snug fit of these shoes, ballerina's will feel as if they could dance in them all day long. What more could a dancer ask for? Go to http://www.medforddancesupply.com/ to find out more about Dance and Beyond and to http://www.blochworld.com/product/bloch-balance-ballet-pointe-shoe for more information on Bloch pointe shoes.
Having just the brand and fit of pointe shoe that a ballerina needs is not a matter to take lightly. That is why dancers are willing to look as far as Europe and China for the right shoe. Medford Oregon makes certain that these dancers, whether student or company member, have access to brands all over the world. It may be a small town but Medford is not short on dedicated dance shops who eagerly assist dancers of all ages in finding the pointe shoes that keep them on their toes.


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I'm currently working on the question:
Suppose that $T:V\rightarrow V $ is a linear map on a 4 dimensional vector space $V$, and that $T$ has 3 different eigenvalues, one of which has a 2-dimensional eigenspace.
i) Must $T$ be diagonalizable?
ii) Can $T$ be diagonalizable?
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College Hockey:Badgers Smother Pioneers, Advance to Final Five
MADISON, Wis. — A backdrop rich with playoff intensity gave way to history Saturday night at the Alliant Energy Center as the fifth-seeded Wisconsin Badgers defeated the sixth-seeded Denver Pioneers 6-2 in the second and final game of a best-of-three WCHA playoff series.
With Wisconsin (20-13-4) ahead in the series 1-0, the visiting Pioneers played the first period with a sense of desperation. And after the Badgers tallied six goals on starting goaltender Wade Dubielewicz Friday, Denver head coach George Gwozdecky replaced Dubielewicz with freshman netminder Adam Berkhoel.
Though Denver (19-15-4) had several chances to take the early lead, Badger goaltender Graham Melanson robbed one Pioneer goal-scoring opportunity after another, keeping the score knotted at zero with 16 saves in the first period.
"He [Melanson] was a huge difference and at this time of year, a strong goaltender helps you advance," Gwozdecky said.
While the first stanza was a defensive dream, the second period displayed each team's underrated offenses.
Not even a minute into the second, Badger forward Kent Davyduke took a pass from Andy Wheeler at center ice. Needing only to beat one Pioneer defender, Davyduke backhanded a shot over the shoulder of freshman goaltender Adam Berkhoel, giving the Badgers a 1-0 advantage. Denver responded to the challenge by tying the game at one when freshman defenseman Ryan Caldwell took a faceoff and blasted the puck from the blue line past Melanson
Ninety seconds later, junior center David Neale found a rebound in the low slot, turned and fired it on net. Melanson was able to get a piece of the puck, but not enough of it as the Pioneers took the lead 2-1 with 12:10 remaining in the second period.
Needing a break, the Badgers' Matt Murray took what seemed to be a broken play behind the net and found the five-hole on Berkhole, knotting the game at two.
Just 30 seconds later, as the crowd was settling down, Wisconsin's Dany Heatley found himself on a breakaway opportunity. The sophomore forward put the puck over Berkhoel's glove, retaking the lead for the Badgers, 3-2.
That span was the turning point of the game, robbing the Pioneers of momentum.
The final period saw the Badgers pull away as Kevin Granato put in an awkward angle shot which found its way between Berkhoel and the post, giving the Badgers a 4-2 advantage.
That was the insurmountable goal Wisconsin was looking for in the final period, and the Badger bench knew it.
"Granato broke [Denver's] back with his goal," Melanson said. "I had a good feeling from that point."
Wisconsin would put the game out of hand with scores from defenseman Jeff Dessner and Davyduke, giving the Badgers a relatively easy victory and allowing the team to use its third and fourth lines more. By doing so, it allowed the first two lines, in particular Heatley, some rest before next week's WCHA Final Five.
"I pulled [Heatley] off the ice both last night and tonight for the last seven minutes because there was no need for him to be out there and get hurt," Badger head coach Jeff Sauer said.
Though the Pioneers played well for a period and a half, senior forward Bjorn Engstrom acknowledged the desire Wisconsin played with when presented with opportunities this weekend.
"I thought we played a pretty good game," Engstrom said. "We had some breakdowns, and that was enough for [Wisconsin] to win."
As far as the history Melanson made, the senior matched a WCHA record for goalies by playing in his 137th game, tying him with Brant Nicklin of Minnesota-Duluth.
Melanson also tied a school record by winning his 80th game, equaling the mark set by Duane Derksen set from 1988-92. The 80 victories also place the senior netminder third all-time in WCHA history, two wins shy of Ron Grahame of Denver.
Wisconsin advances to the WCHA Final Five in St. Paul, Minn., where the Badgers will face either Colorado College or Minnesota-Duluth in the play-in game Thursday.
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2013: As a true freshman, played in all 12 games as a receiver and one special teams ... caught five passes for 84 yards ... long reception of 41 yards vs. Washington State and two catches at Florida State ... also had four tackles on special teams.
High school: Came to Idaho coming off an all-state season at Southeast High School. As a senior, he led his team with 730 yards on 43 catches – 10 of which were touchdowns. Sannon had a career high 169 yards vs. DeSoto County in earning third-team honors on the Florida 5A all-state team. He was chosen to play in the 21st annual Brad Rice Memorial PAL Bowl, which pitted seniors from Manatee County against seniors from Sarasota County. He was honored as a first-team all-Manatee County selection as well as a third-team all-state choice. He also was Manatee's Most Outstanding Offensive Player, as well as Southeast's Offensive MVP.
As a junior, Sannon had 326 yards on 23 catches. His second high was eight catches for 100 yards.
Personal: Son of Myrlene Leccima ... born Aug. 4, 1994.
Career bests
Receptions: 7 (at Appalachian State, Nov. 29, 2014). Yards: 71 (at Georgia Southern, Oct. 11, 2014). Long: 44 (at Georgia Southern, Oct. 11, 2014).


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Hey guys! I had a couple of thoughts, since I started a summer book club, which is now in its fourth or fifth year. The way we choose books is we send out to everyone interested a list of books to choose from, and then the interested parties return to us their top 10 or so books that they'd like to read, and then I compile a list of the books with the most votes, that we'll read this summer. We usually end up with quite a variety of selections, from science fiction to biographies.
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Despite crowning two individual champions, the Iowa Wrestling team finished second to Penn State at the Big Ten Wrestling tournment this past weekend, at Welsh-Ryan arena on the University of Northwestern campus. Penn State had five individual winners, while racking up 139 team points, to Iowa 138, making it the closest team race in the 98 year history of the tournament. The Hawkeyes do qualify 9 to next week's NCAA tourney in Philadelphia.
Just a few random thoughts on the tourney..
Make no mistake, Northwestern has a beautiful campus. Sitting along the shore of Lake Michigan, one couldn't ask for a more picturesque college campus (unless you bring up Pepperdine which sits on the Pacific ocean in Malibu, California). That said, the athletic facilities at NU are easily the worst in the Big Ten. Welsh-Ryan reminds me of the old Iowa Fieldhouse without the pillars. The site lines are terrible, and the seats are uncomfortable. The concession stands are little 'closets' that sit at the corners of the facility. Since that area is so small, the popcorn line for popcorn can stretch out a bit, creating a lengthy wait. The restrooms are terrible, if you can find one. I only saw two, and one was broken down. Someone mentioned that there was one on the other side of the arena, but I didn't see it, and I am not sure anyone else did either. That is because the rest room line was almost like halftime at Kinnick. Plus the restroom line at Welsh-Ryan crosses the line for the snack bar. It's bizarre.
Thing is, the restrooms weren't the worst I have ever seen. That honor belongs to the building next door to Welch-Ryan. That would be the Dyche Stadium, Northwestern's football field. Those were easily the worst anywhere. (If you wish to use the facilities at Dyche, figure a one quarter wait. Not enough of them and the line goes on forever).
One more thing before I leave the arena thing alone. I know Northwestern is huge on academics, BUT. Do they know how to write? Nothing is marked, and you are left to find a security guard to explain where you can sit. It would be so much easier if they had signs that eplained where General Admission was, and where the reserved seats start, and where you need to walk. I had the same experience at Dyche in November also. No one has any idea where they need to be. A sign would be nice.
Anyway. The hotdogs were pretty good, a lot better than Carver which is saying nothing at all. Carver will get my vote for the worst hot dog anywere.
The Big Ten said it was a sellout, and from where I was craning my neck to see, the arena did look full. It almost seemed like an Iowa home duel, as the crowd looked to be 80% Hawkeye. Then maybe 15% Bucky Badger, and the rest were famiy and friends of everyone else.
Last night on the way home, we stopped at the DeKalb travel plaza on I-88 in Illinois for a hamburger. Bad idea, as the place was packed with fellow Hawkeye wrestling fans. You literally couldn't move in the place with all the black and gold. There was one kid behind the counter, and maybe 40 people waiting to order.
Dan Gable was at the tournament, as one would expect. It is funny seeing Dan, as he watches the matches from the stands. He still sweats with the Hawkeyes, worries about what goes on, and complains about the officials. It is like he is coaching from his seat.
One thing I noticed about Gable, is that he is looking older that we all remember. He walks hunched over, as he has had both hips replaced. I think we all still see him as young and energetic, not as a 62 year old icon. We all remember his endless energy 'willing' his team to victory. He still has the energy, but it is harder for him to get around. And he still thinks that Iowa can win every match in every meet.
It was good to see an old friend of ours, Wisconsin coach Barry Davis. Davis is one of the most entertaining people in athletics that you will ever see. He gets very intimated as he is coaching, and it's great watching him. On Saturday, he was standing up at the bench, hopping around on one leg, trying to exhort his wrestler to 'hold on to the guys leg.' After a while you start laughing and realize that Barry hasn't changed since he was a kid. He is still having a good time in the sport he loves.
As far as the meet itself goes, it pretty much went the way it was supposed to. Penn State had five number one seeds, and came out with five champions. Iowa had one seed, and finished with two champions. You know the battle will continue at the NCAA tournament in two weeks.
The team Penn State has now, and will have in the future is kind of scary. Cael has recruited very well, and going into the NCAA, this is a very strong team. And they are young, and will be back. That's the scary part. They have a kid, reshirt freshman David Taylor that's a stud. Undefeated this year. Many experts I have talked to, say he could be another Cael, and not lose his entire career.
Actually, Cael Sanderson did lose once in his college years. Tonight's trivia question...Who beat him?
One last note, and it concerns another Prairie, and University of Iowa friend. Our condolences go to Jim Zalesky and his family, for the loss of his mother last week. Jimmy is one of the greatest wrestlers this state has ever seen (as was Barry Davis) and coached the Iowa team for nine seasons 1997-2006.
Answer...Iowa's Paul Jenn. It happened at the UNI open,during Sanderson's redshirt year. Jenn beat him 8-6. Because it happened during a red shirt year, and Sanderson was competing unattached, it doesn't count on the 'official stats.' Jenn was killed in an automobile accident in 2001.
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Silver plated wine goblet with intricate engraving. Used during the Greek Orthodox Wedding Ceremony, also known as the Common Cup.
THE COMMON CUP: The rite of the crowning is followed by a reading of the Gospel, which tells of the marriage of Cana at Galilee. It was at this wedding that Jesus performed his first miracle, changing water into wine, which was given to the married couple. Wine is given to the couple in remembrance of this miracle, whereby they each drink from the cup three times.
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COACH June Daugherty General Comments: We really dug ourselves an unbelievable hole and hats off to Oregon for how well they played defensivley, they're so big. Their front line, Richards and all those guys, are very tough to score on. I thought they really pulled their health well and they didn't allow us to get the penetration that we normally get. They were just huge on the glass and it makes it tough for us offensivley when those things happen. We just kept talking about stay with it, we're going to get a run and our player to player defense was pretty good to us in the second half and Jill Bell just took it up to a different level and it was fun to see it all happen.
On Jill Bell getting tired: She asked to come out, and twice I asked her if she was ready to go back and she said no but I put her in anyways and she responded. She was a little winded and we run those sets to isolate her in the post and she did a good job of seeing if they were going to double team her at that point and try and find the open player. I thought not just her scoring but her rebounding was phenomenal, she got the stops that we could not get the first half against their size.
On Jill's knee problems: Jill had knee surgery in September she has had numerous knee surgeries. She is just one of those kids who doesn't have good knees, but tonight they were real good to her.
On if other teams are overlooking Jill Bell: Lately all the coaches are watching her statistics, they see they're coming up. She played real well against Oregon, down there, but we're hoping they don't see it and she keeps doing what she's doing because obviously she was the difference tonight.
On what June talked about at half time: It just seemed like we weren't fighting hard, we were getting frustrated on how well Oregon was doing and not converting it into our energy. We made some adjustments defensivly and we just kept saying if we go out there and fight hard and leave it on the court we'll be happy, but if we don't go out there and fight and play team basketball we're going to be disappointed.
On strategy second half: Defensivly we went almost exclusivly player to player and they scored on a backdoor early and an open shot just because we got caught on a screen but after that I thought we really settled down started passing lanes and were able to push them out. It elongated passing lane in the post and allowed us to get around, Richards was killing us. Offensivly we wanted to move more and try to draw a kick. Then obviously once Bell went off it was just give it to Jill, she had the hot hand, so who wouldn't?
Emily Florence On Jill Bell: I always knew she's an unbelievable athlete. In the practices no one can stop her, she has an amazing jump shot and she's just an amazing shooter. She told me because I was getting caught down in the post a little and Oregon has such a big inside game, she said I got you and she just stepped up and was a huge leader tonight and took over the ball game.
Jill Bell On how she felt after the game: It's just really a blur right now, it hasn't sunk in! I'm just really glad we beat Oregon and came back for that win.
On what you think when you're down by 15: I was just thinking on how I could bring us back, I just tried focusing on rebounding and getting those boards so we could get to the other side and try to get the ball in the basket.
On knees: I just have a little trouble with my knees but I've been getting training and rehab and what we've been doing recently I think has really been helping. Hopefully it will continue helping in Pac10s and post season. I think I've had about three or four surgeries.


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Face perception elicits activation within a distributed cortical network in the human brain. The network includes visual ("core") regions, as well as limbic and prefrontal ("extended") regions, which process invariant facial features and changeable aspects of faces, respectively. We used functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Dynamic Causal Modeling to investigate effective connectivity and functional organization between and within the core and the extended systems. We predicted a ventral rather than dorsal connection between the core and the extended systems during face viewing and tested whether valence and fame would alter functional coupling within the network. We found that the core system is hierarchically organized in a predominantly feed-forward fashion, and that the fusiform gyrus (FG) exerts the dominant influence on the extended system. Moreover, emotional faces increased the coupling between the FG and the amygdala, whereas famous faces increased the coupling between the FG and the orbitofrontal cortex. Our results demonstrate content-specific dynamic alterations in the functional coupling between visual-limbic and visual-prefrontal face-responsive pathways.
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This billboard showed up on the streets of some town in Illinois and it was all fun and games. Until the ice settled.
This billboard showed up on the streets of some town in Illinois and it was all fun and games. Until the ice settled.
THE EMPIRE HAS LANDED! And their launching a full out assault on the Olympic games.
Video of a topless Jackie Chamoun landed online this week, causing quite a stir for the beautiful Olympian in her home country of Lebanon.
Figure skaters move as elegantly as any athletes on the planet. So naturally the Internet has added the perfect touch to their performances: fart sounds.
Worried about your roommate or significant other stealing your beer? Well Team Canada does not have to worry about Olympians from other countries stealing theirs.
It's been 90 years since the first Winter Olympics were held in France and a lot has changed since then.
The Olympics are here and this may be Canada's one chance to make a name for itself. But after their recent commercial they may not be welcomed in Russia.
There's a trick to keeping warm that those athletes have known about for some time and I think, given how cold it has been here in Texoma lately, we could all learn a thing or two from these guys.
If you weren't totally pumped up for the Olympics yet, this story is sure to get you going. Mexico will be sending an athlete to compete in the 2014 Sochi Olympics!
Should pole dancing be considered a sport? Watch the winner of the UK's 2012 Miss Pole Dance competition and decide for yourself!
I have a hard time pulling off a shot from 10 feet away. These guys are killing it from the other side of buildings.
The organizers of the London opening ceremony have reached out to British Rock band, The Who, and asked the band's manager, Bill Curbishley, if former drummer Keith Moon would be willing to reunite with the band for the event.


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