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HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass. – Second Lt. Brenner Campbell, speaks at the Hanscom Chapel Aug. 5. Lieutenant Campbell just completed a 35-day active duty tour as a chaplain candidate. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark Wyatt)
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Posted 8/10/2011 Updated 8/10/2011
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HANSCOM AIR FORCE BASE, Mass.
-- If someone would have told 2nd Lt. Brenner Campbell five years ago that he would be a member of the United States Air Force and working at Hanscom for a summer, he probably wouldn't have been too convinced.
But, as he put it, "God works in mysterious ways," and now here he is as a chaplain candidate at the base chapel, working on Vacation Bible School, giving invocations at base events, counseling those in need and tagging along with the other chaplains to find out what life as an Air Force chaplain is all about.
"I couldn't be happier about it," Lieutenant Campbell said. "I'm serving my country and my God at the same time."
The unlikely journey began for the lieutenant back in 2009. He had just decided to go back to school to pursue a master's in divinity from Truett Seminary at Baylor University. Late in the year, he was visiting with his brother-in-law and cousin in Tulsa, Okla., when his cousin, a member of the Oklahoma Air National Guard, took him to the Tulsa International Airport where F-16s were based.
Lieutenant Brenner already had his private pilot's license and loved being around aircraft. He was even able to get in an F-16 flight simulator during the visit.
"My cousin told me I should look into joining the guard as a pilot," he said. "But, when he found out I was 30 years old, he knew that wasn't an option. However, he did mention that chaplains could join up to 42 years old."
Lieutenant Campbell admitted this possibility did peak his interest so when he returned home to Waco, Texas, he immediately did some research and got in touch with a chaplain recruiter.
"My father was an Air Force officer," he said. "I was born at Luke Air Force Base (Ariz.) and grew up all around the Pacific. His last duty station was Fort Worth in Texas, so serving in the military was something I knew all about. I talked to my wife about it and she was all for it."
By March 2010 he was commissioned and that summer went off to Commissioned Officers Training, followed by the Chaplain Candidate Course at Fort Jackson, S.C.
"The great thing about the chaplain candidate program is it is designed for people that are in school getting a master's degree - which is a requirement," he said. "The Air Force works with my schedule and I am able to make some adjustments as needed."
After finishing up school this past semester, the lieutenant knew his next step would be a 35-day active duty tour (ADT).
"I looked at the map and picked several CONUS (contiguous United States) bases in the north," he said. "I knew it would be 110 degrees in Waco during the summer, so I wanted to go somewhere that wouldn't be that hot."
When he got his orders to come to Hanscom, he was excited.
"From a chaplain's standpoint, this is where it all started," he said. "People came here for religious freedom."
During his time here, the candidate has learned a lot.
"I've done about 47 hours of visitation around the base, visiting units and attending commander's calls," he said. "I've done some counseling -- whether it be personal or marriage. I've gone to dorm dinners, I've preached during the protestant service and, during my free time, I've checked out some of the things Boston has to offer."
Lieutenant Campbell admits he's been busy, but it's also been a good experience.
"The chapel here is filled with people who want to serve," he said. "I'm not sure every base chapel can say that. But, everyone here has a passion to help people."
The lieutenant also appreciates how everyone works together.
"How many other ministers can say they are able to sit down and talk to a rabbi on a regular basis or get to know a catholic priest?" he said. "We all have different beliefs, but the staff here works cohesively to accomplish the mission."
He's also had a chance to make sure the Muslim population is taken care of during Ramadan.
"Although we don't have a Muslim chaplain, we've made sure anyone who wants to does have access to the prayer room during this special time."
Even though his stint at Hanscom is winding down, the chaplain candidate knows he will remember this experience for a long time to come.
From this point, Lieutenant Campbell doesn't know where the next path will lead. He will graduate from seminary in December and must accomplish another 35-day ADT. Then he must reappoint and either enter the chaplain corps as an active duty member or go into the reserves or guard. He must also get endorsements from chaplains he has worked with while completing his ADTs.
"It's a very competitive process," he said. "I was told that last year more than 1,000 people requested to reappoint to active duty and only 25 were selected, and Hanscom was blessed to receive one of those few chosen - Chaplain Gorton."
But, Lieutenant Brenner admits it's a wise process and a very unique thing for the Air Force.
"You get to get your feet wet," he said. "If you don't like it, you can back out or, if you do, you can jump in and swim. It's a great program because the last thing you need is a chaplain who shouldn't be there."
In the meantime, Lieutenant Campbell will return to his family in Texas and prepare to complete his degree. He will also continue running his own real estate development company on the civilian side. He has faith that his next step, whatever it may be, will be the right one, and encourages others to do the same.
"If someone is pursuing an undergraduate degree in religion or thinking of going to seminary, I think the chaplain candidate program is something they should think about, whether they are enlisted, already an officer or not even yet a member of the military."
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"Music's Biggest Night" has always featured a successful slew of multi-genre collaborations to showcase both the direct relationship of many musical styles, while also creating unique ensembles that are only made possible during this unifying broadcast. However, there are always a few acts that miss the mark by relying on mere star power instead of performance, failing to blend polarized artists, or by exemplifying a severe disparity in vocals that is too much for the audience to overcome. These typical three scenarios were present in the 2014 Grammy installation, along with two other disturbing combinations that shouldn't have been off-setting in theory, as it is a show highlighting talent regardless of genre and elevating the performer's work instead of analyzing the garb, but Nine Inch Nails/Queens of the Stone Age/Dave Grohl seemed irrelevant and Pharrell/his "Smokey the Bear" hat seemed über "ridic". These two displays, along with Beyonce/Jay-Z relying on their charms, Metallica blowing the keys off Lang Lang's piano, and Pink/Nate Ruess tipping the vocal balancing act; the 56th Annual Grammys were no exception to a few collaborative fumbles.
1. Pharrell Williams and "Smokey the Bear's" top hat: Let's begin with the elephant- or hat- in the room that was Williams along with his forest ranger headpiece. When first noticing this dreadful piece, many thought it was Pharrell being whimsical or showing solidarity for his helmet-donned Daft Punk counterparts; but when it became a fashion offense by being present during his reward acceptances/performances- it distracted from the audience's sincerity. When watching his stellar concert, with Daft Punk, Nile Rodgers, and Stevie Wonder; the beauty of the music was bogged down by the ugliness/irreverence of Williams' crinkled hat. When walking to center stage with "the Robots" to be their mouthpiece for accepting the "Album of the Year Award", his homely look was a ungrateful representation to the Academy and fans offering the award to his comrades. Hats off to you, Pharrell, for making the audience feel embarrassed and offended by your fashion-backward choices.
2. Nine Inch Nails/Queens of the Stone Age/ Dave Grohl: These three bands/performers are all appreciated in their own alternative-world rights, however, throwing these backburner acts together doesn't create a larger fire; it just dulls each flame slowly. Don't get me wrong, each of these artists are highly talented and musically revered given the appropriate target audience, but to have these acts as the finale for the Grammys, is a perfect concoction to send the audience off to bed. If there was any grungy rocker with mainstream power who could've tied the collab together, it was Dave Grohl; but his lack of stage presence by hiding behind his drum-set, led to the lack of newfound energy this tired audience needed. Those who listen to the 90's rock stations on Pandora would have been in their element, but these are also the same people who avidly boycott popular music events such as the Grammys.
3. Beyonce/Jay-Z: The hip-hop power couple's opening act was nothing more than a predictable extension of the cliché video for the performed song, "Drunk in Love". Like the music video, Beyonce was dressed in a barely-there, S-and-M leotard with her hair drenched and ass bouncing; while Jay-Z was standing suited-up and proper waiting for "the hottest chick in the game " to use his body as a stripper pole. The performance relied solely on their combined stereotypes as an over-sexed diva/regal hip-hop mogul, and their ability to just "show-up" with an overdone act while receiving rave reviews. The couple's star power may have twinkled in the eyes of their fans, but when evaluated in terms of Grammy performances, "Bay" and "Jay" paled in comparison.
4. Metallica/Lang Lang: Due to the success of other starkly different musicians playing nice together throughout the show, many thought this dichotomy of performers could somehow pull-off a successful collaboration. However, it was as awkward as Taylor Swift's dancing. In theory, classical pianist, Lang Lang, could have held his own against typical rock-and-roll rhythmics; but when dealing with Metallica, there are amplifiers and baritone growls thrown in that can drown-out a nuclear bomb. No matter how hard Lang Lang hit the keys and resonated the sound, he could not compete with the band, except when they took short breaks in sound to prove the blue-suited man wasn't a broadcast glitch. But, even if we could hear the piano keys rise above the heavy metal anarchy, it would have added a harmonic element that had no relation-whatsoever- to the style or theme of Metallica's angsty ballads. Swapping his piano for Daft Punk's keyboard would've done wonders in elevating this snubbed musical number.
5. Pink/Nate Ruess: Pink performed a death-defying acrobatic act that would bring cirque-de-soleil to shame, however, the vocal-cracklings of Nate Ruess would replace the infamy of Peter's similar scene in the Brady Bunch. Since Nate has a tenor-like sound, viewers would think he could easily match Pink's musty high-notes during the live performance of their hit, "Just Give Me a Reason"; but his vocals seemed screeched and in need of the auto-tuning their studio-recording obviously required. Pink's projections elevated the song to an emotion-filled anthem, while Reuss' brought it down to a whiny pop-punk manifesto. The performance definitely "gave me a reason" to be disappointed in Reuss' lack of range and vocal- blending needed for the sing-a-long effort audience members desired of this "Top 40" title.


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"There are people who father children and decide to run because they don't want to pay child support," Pataky told county commissioners Tuesday. "This is just another tool we'll have access to in order to establish paternity or get some sort of payments rolling in on a case."
Pataky requested commissioners approve a one-year contract with Appriss, a software development company that would provide access to the JusticeXchange database.
The contract would cost $100 per month plus an annual administration fee of $75.
If Appriss can secure 50 JusticeXchange users from Ohio's 88 counties to also contract with, the price would decrease to $80 per month.
"This is not a revolutionary thing," Pataky said. "This is something we would use when our normal process is slowing down and we're having trouble locating people."
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Anyone have thoughts on Sonoline B Fetal Heart Doppler 3 mhz I figure for under $60 I would give it a try.
I've heard warnings about potential freak outs if I have trouble finding it but the dr found it so quickly I'm willing to try.
I like the idea. However, I know myself... I would become addicted to it. And I would TOTALLY freak out if I couldn't find the heart beat.
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I'm trying to convince DH that we should spend the money on one. His argument is that "it's not like we could actually do anything about it if we don't find the HB this early in the game" and my reasoning "we lost our last baby at 16 weeks so I should get to hear the HB as often as I want this time around" He is fine with the idea of getting one around 27 weeks, but I want to get it now.
My mom gave me some money when I graduated from nursing school and even though I should use it on getting my ACLS (advanced certified life support) certification I'm really tempted to take some of it and spend it on a doppler but I know that would probably upset DH for buying it behind his back.


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I'm gonna guess count-Chocula.
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uuuummmmmm....omg i studyed for this one............ uuuuuuuuummmm gorge washington??
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Hate soccer. Well, at least now - we do it too often.
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I made Football...
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We have no soccor, only Feild Hockey.
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good for you, i hate soccer. every time i play i get hit in the head with the ball.. T_T
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Her brisk confidence and natural air of East Coast privilege—her parents were British actress Elizabeth Inglis and former NBC president Sylvester "Pat" Weaver, who created the Today show and the Tonight Show—make it hard at first to believe Weaver's persistent claims to possessing a loose, playful side. But the proof can be found in a session of phone tag, in which Weaver's messages reveal an affinity for funny voices and self-mocking delivery. Who, I ask her, is that woman on her voice mail who announces in a thick Italian accent, "It's Sig-ORRR-neee WHEE-ver . . . "? "That's me," she says, laughing, "and it's supposed to be Russian."?
Weaver and her husband, theater director Jim Simpson, celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary in 2009, and little about their marriage has changed over the years, she says: "I can honestly say that my husband is still one of the most interesting people I've ever met." She loves that as we speak, Simpson is by himself in the Adirondacks, hiking on unmarked trails, determined to complete a 20-year quest to conquer all 46 high peaks in the mountain range. "So while he's doing that," Weaver says, "here I am learning how to dance the samba. It just has a nice symmetry to it." Reminded that disgraced South Carolina governor Mark Sanford has rendered that kind of trip suspicious for faithful husbands everywhere, Weaver pauses, then smiles. "Well, I think Jim is in the Adirondacks," she says dryly.
Last year, the couple faced their empty-nest anxieties together as they dropped off their cherished only child, Charlotte, at college. "We sort of panicked," says Weaver about the terrible silence they imagined in a Charlotte-less household. On impulse, they drove through the night to a 1,400-acre farm on the shores of Lake Champlain, in Vermont, where they stayed for three days in a Victorian-era inn. "Suddenly we were the happy empty-nesters. Because our daughter was safe, she was doing what she had to do," Weaver explains. "You know, I miss her, but I have to say that I think what you miss is not your grown-up child—I can text her. I miss the companionship of the little person who used to always be with me."
She and Simpson seem to have finally gotten past the overcompensation phase of Charlotte's absence. "We were the busiest people in the world last fall," Weaver says. "Too busy. Now we're trying to figure out how to balance some of these wonderful opportunities with the chance to sort of slow down." One commitment she will always make time for, though, is her work with the Flea, Simpson's 13-year-old award-winning downtown Manhattan theater company. "It's the most important thing I've done on the planet," she says. "I believe Off-Off-Broadway is a little greenhouse for new talent, which sprouts branches to inform the rest of the business." As a founding member of the company, she appears in some productions, rounds up movie-star friends such as Bill Murray for fund-raising benefits and uses portions of her Hollywood paychecks to keep the theater afloat.
Not only is Weaver energized by such a packed schedule, she can't picture herself otherwise. "To find the kind of peace to sit in your garden and just appreciate the day? I'd like to be that person. But it hasn't happened to me yet," she says. "Maybe it will."
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text: Homeland Security is in fact a natural progression from Crime Prevention. By becoming involved in programs such as Neighborhood Crime Watch you can help us meet this challenge and enhance your community. Homeland security begins with you and it includes us working together as a community to make our neighborhood, community, parish, state, and nation secure. I am very proud of the men and women of this parish for their support. Time and again, you have met the call of duty to help us keep our community safe, and we all have worked hard to provide all citizens of Ascension Parish with a safer place to live. I thank you for your continued support as we make our community a safer place to live and raise our families.


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Mondadori managers are often requested to make presentations about the company to universities and master's programs. Some managers also double as professors at universities and postgraduate schools.
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March 14, 1998
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) - There was Stephanie White, making a 3-pointer. There was Ukari Figgs, hitting a breakaway layup. And there was Washington, powerless to stop either of them.
White scored 30 points and Figgs added 29 Saturday as fourth-seeded Purdue beat No. 13 seed Washington 88-71 in the first round of the women's NCAA tournament.
The Boilermakers (21-9) will play 12th-seeded Colorado State (24-5) in the second round of the Midwest Regional on Monday night. The Rams beat No. 5 seed Drake 81-75 in the early game.
Jamie Redd led Washington (18-10) with 30 points. Amber Hall had 13 and LeAnn Sheets added 10.
Purdue led by as much as 13 in the first half, but Redd tied it at 38 on a rebound goal with 16:17 left to play. A timeout was called, and whatever Purdue coach Carolyn Peck said worked.
Michelle Duhart's rebound goal started a 14-5 run that gave Purdue the lead for good. White and Figgs each scored five points during the spurt, including a 3-pointer by White that brought the Mackey Arena crowd to its feet. Washington could do little to stop the spurt, as Figgs and White just ducked under or around the Huskies.
Redd finally ended the run with a jumper that cut the lead to 52-45 with 11:08 left, but Washington got no closer the rest of the game. The Huskies couldn't even capitalize when Purdue went cold. After their run, the Boilermakers managed just one field goal in six minutes.
But Washington was no better, making only two. And while Purdue was cold from the floor, it was 11-of-13 from the free throw line. The Boilermakers were 39-of-43 from the free throw line, setting an NCAA tournament record for free throws made.
The Huskies were a dismal 28-of-84 (33 percent) from the floor, and only 4-of-27 (15 percent) from 3-point range. Purdue was 23-of-50 (46 percent) from the floor.


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President Obama's biggest shortcoming as president has been his failure to use the bully pulpit — the national stage any president has to influence public opinion.
Theodore Roosevelt coined the term early in his administration when describing an upcoming message to Congress: "I suppose my critics will call that preaching, but I have got such a bully pulpit." (Note: Bully at the time was vernacular for "first-rate," akin to today's "awesome.")
Obama is much more reserved than TR, who genuinely enjoyed being president and thought everything was "bully." "I've had a bully time and a bully fight," he declared upon returning from Cuba at the end of the Spanish-American War.
That's not the current president's style. Still, Obama has a golden opportunity to use this evening's State of the Union speech as a platform for drawing attention to the most pressing problem of our time: Rising economic inequality.
A recent survey by the Pew Research Center found that 65 percent of Americans believe the gap between rich and poor has increased markedly in the last decade. That view cuts across party lines, with 68 percent of Democrats and 61 percent of Republicans agreeing.
Party differences appear when responders are asked what the government ought to do about inequality. Nine out of ten Democrats say the government should do "a lot" or "some" to reduce the gap (with 62 percent responding a lot). Only 45 percent of Republicans call for government action to attack inequality (only 23 percent say it should do a lot).
The president is expected to urge action on raising the minimum wage and extending long-term unemployment benefits in his speech. Helpful as those measures would be, he should do more in redirecting the national conversation toward addressing economic inequality and declining social mobility.
The Pew poll demonstrates that there is wide agreement that inequality is a problem, but disagreement about remedies. That's where Obama should use his bully pulpit. He should explain that only government has the resources to solve major social and economic problems; he should note that the Progressive Era and the New Deal were periods of reform in which the power of government was used to close the gap between rich and poor; and he should issue a clarion call for action.
It won't be easy. Congress, under the control of ultra-conservative Republicans won't act on anything the president presents, and while the public may understand intuitively that inequality is the defining issue of our time, there is a reluctance to take drastic action.
Robert Reich, former secretary of labor under Bill Clinton and currently on the faculty of the University of California at Berkeley, recently elucidated the reasons for that reluctance. First, says Reich, the working class fears any radical action will threaten the poor jobs and low wages to which it clings, and there are no longer viable labor unions which for decades were the vehicle for collective action. Second, students, who once were a force for social change, are now so burdened with debt and so terrified of facing a lousy job market upon graduation they don't dare challenge the existing status quo. And third, the American public has become cynical about government and its ability to enact meaningful reform.
So we have a classic dichotomy. Polls shows that while Americans believe only government can undertake major social change, Americans also are skeptical of government's ability to act.
President Obama should use tonight's speech to address that dichotomy, to show that while Americans respect local and community rights, that national problems require national solutions. He should use the bully pulpit only he has to make the case for action.
It may not happen on his watch. But he can and should set the agenda for future action.
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Photographic record of our trip to the Antarctic and our last continent to visit.
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One decision I've made is to get back into my exercise routine that I haven't yet gotten back into since the surgery back in April. I've got nothing planned this week, so I'm going to use this extra time to get back into the swing of things. I've been slacking off, so I just need to do it and get back into it.
The other decision I made is related to work. I still don't have any of my own clients. I've been filling in for other people, but still don't have anyone on a permanent basis. I think I've waited long enough. There are other agencies out there that are hiring, so here's what I've decided - if I don't get at least one permanent client by the end of the month, I'll start sending my resumes out to these other agencies that are looking.
On that note, I need to decide if it would be worth it to stay with this current agency AND take on a new one - or if it makes more sense to just cut my losses and move on. If I kept both, that would be two sets of rules and regulations and time sheets, etc. I'm thinking it would be too confusing to me to try to keep both. I think I will call my boss next week to see if there's anything in the works that would be a good fit for me. What do you think?
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Do what benefits you most. My suggestion is to speak with your employer first about when you might get your own patients. If it isn't what you want to hear, then start looking elsewhere.
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Renewing your commitment to your workout routine is a great step, and it very well might change your outlook on other things. I often find that feelings of frustration are not really about the thing I'm frustrated with, after all, but about my own feelings of restlessness or being anxious about something else entirely. However, I believe when it comes to your career that it is always smart to keep in touch with what else is out there. Not to say you should jump ship constantly and keep moving from one job to another. But you will be happier with your career choice if you regularly assess that it is still the best choice for you. You also might try checking in with your current agency, letting them know that you think things are going well and you are excited to start building your own client base. They might have some helpful feedback for you about how to make that happen sooner. Good luck, and keep up the good work on your fitness and career goals!
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for getting back into the exercise! I know it's hard to restart sometimes...goodness knows it has been for me.
I think I'd see what another agency has to offer and go from there.
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I would go ahead and contact another agency. If you're not exclusively working for this one company, then you might as well test the waters and see what else is available. In this economy, they certainly can't fault you for trying to find a permanent position.
Also, you may just need to be more patient when it comes to picking up clients. You've only had this job for a few weeks. You really need more time to build your reputation. As you become better known, I'm sure you'll get more clients. However, it doesn't hurt to put out feelers to see what's out there.
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Good to hear you are getting back at it. Exercise really helps me feel better. When I can't do it or the thing I love like biking, since I fell off the bike and injured my arm a couple weeks ago-I REALLY miss it. Even my ST can't use weights on that sprained arm.
As far as your job, I can understand your frustration, but to me right now with the economy and lack of jobs out there right now, I would hold on to it until you get a much better offer. I don't think I would do 2 jobs myself, unless you had too. Up to you of course, it is you decision.
Have a great weekend...thanks for the thank you goodie. I am glad I can help! We are all here for each other!
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- Makes 16 bars
- Prep: 35 minutes
- Bake: 32 minutes
- Ingredients
- 4 ounces unsweetened chocolate
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1-1/3 cups sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- 3 eggs
- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 8-ounce package cream cheese, softened
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1 egg
- 4 teaspoons all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla
- Nonstick spray coating
- 1/2 cup semisweet chocolate pieces
1. Preheat oven to 350 degree F. For chocolate batter, in a saucepan melt
the unsweetened chocolate and butter over low heat. Remove from heat. Stir
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3. Spray an 8x8x2-inch baking pan with nonstick coating. Spread two-thirds
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Dollop with remaining chocolate batter.
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If you didn't have the $300 to drop on a name brand Apple, you have probably discovered the disappointment of Instagram not be being compatible with your Android phone. The most frustrating part is when your phone does actually meet the system requirements but still won't allow the download. Never say never, and computers only work as well as we program them. Get Instagram on your Android today in 30 min or less!
1First make sure you have deleted any previous versions you may have attempted to load and sign into your Google account on your phone.
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4If you e-mailed it, now go to your phone and open the attachment in G-mail and your phone should prompt you to download- from there just follow Instagram and your phones instruction for signing up.
5If you used an SD card, load the card onto your phone and again open the file and follow the prompts to signup.
6Focus, Click, Size, Filter, Caption, and SHARE! Annoy your friends and family with grainy, off color, out of focus images of your drunken nights aka super hipster life. ENJOY!
7Laugh in technology's silly face. Cause you just outsmarted a smart phone.
Using Google Play
1If you already have Google play or the play store on your device (Android) then you can skip this step, if you don't, download it.
2Search "instagram" on your device using the Play Store
3Click on the application that comes up and make sure it is not a phony version of Instagram. It should be free, so do not download an app that has to be paid for.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Sandy64 Comunity table I have been looking for a table to ground my conversation space in my small living room. It is big and I was not sure it would work. It was the answer to my search. It is great for sitting and sipping tea with my granddaughters or being the center of attention with a meeting group that needs table space. It's big industrial look is just the opposite of most of my furnishings. Everyone loves it. January 21, 2014
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Sinful and divine, ooey gooey crabby cheesiness sure to turn your significant other into a love slave or at least get them to do the dishes.
Preheat oven to 375F. Set a large pot of water on to boil. Cook pasta for about 5 minutes or until the outside is cooked but the inside is underdone. Drain and rinse, set aside.
Meanwhile, tear your bread into pieces, place in a food processor and process make bread crumbs. Melt 1 Tablespoon of butter and toss with breadcrumbs in a small bowl. Add parsley, garlic powder, Parmesan and 1 teaspoon of kosher salt to the crumbs and set aside. In a small bowl mix the milk and cream together, set aside.
In a medium saucepan over medium heat, melt the remaining butter. Whisk in the flour and cook for 1 minute. Slowly whisk in the milk and cream until the mixture is smooth. Continue to cook and stir until milk has thickened enough to coat the back of a spoon. (Hey! You just made a Bechamel sauce!!!)
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The rivalry between DC Comics and Marvel has been long, occasionally friendly but often ugly. As the two companies have taken to the cinematic arena it's only become more contentious. That competition promised to get cranked up a notch when DC slotted their Man of Steel sequel for May 6th 2016, the same date Marvel pegged for an untitled mystery film. That led to speculation that one of the studios would buckle and move their movie to a different date, but according to Marvel President Kevin Feige it won't be them. He tells Slashfilm....
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**A $2.4 million removal of the athletic museum for new office space in the complex should be completed this fall. The museum will reappear in the basketball arena for the 2010-11 season.
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Take a never-before-seen inside look into the practices of Duke Lacrosse with head coach John Danowski. In the two new lacrosse DVDs; All-Access Duke Lacrosse, Volume I: One-on-One and Team Drills and All-Access Duke Lacrosse, Volume II: Individual Skills and Full Field Drills, Danowski shares the techniques that have helped him accumulate over 250 career victories. Learn some valuable skills and drills that will improve your practice efficiency while enhancing your team at the same time!
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