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- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca
- 1 cup chopped peeled tart apples
- 1 cup chopped fresh or frozen rhubarb
- 1 cup each fresh or frozen raspberries, blueberries and sliced strawberries
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 1 egg
- 1/4 cup cold water
- 2 teaspoons white vinegar
- 2 tablespoons half-and-half cream
- 2 tablespoons coarse sugar
- In a large bowl, combine the sugar, cornstarch, tapioca and fruit; let stand for 15 minutes. In another bowl, combine flour and salt; cut in shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Combine the egg, water and vinegar; stir into flour mixture just until moistened.
- Divide dough in half so that one portion is slightly larger than the other. On a lightly floured surface, roll out larger portion to fit a 9-in. pie plate. Transfer pastry to pie plate; trim pastry to 1/2 in. beyond edge of plate. Spoon fruit mixture into crust.
- Roll out remaining pastry to fit top of pie; make a lattice crust. Trim, seal and flute edges. Brush with cream; sprinkle with coarse sugar.
- Bake at 375° for 45-55 minutes or until crust is golden brown and filling is bubbly. Cool completely on a wire rack. Yield: 8 servings.
Sweet White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a sweet white wine such as Moscato or a sweet Riesling.
Reviews for Five-Fruit Pie
"My husband and I Love Love Love this pie. It is our all time favorite from now on. I am not a good pie maker and this one came out perfect. Really delicious."
"I made this pie with a premade pie crust and used egg whites to brush the top. I had a larger pie pan, so I doubled the pie crust as well as the fruit. Since some of the fruit was frozen and some was fresh, I drained off the frozen and added extra cornstarch and tapioca. Family loved this recipe, and requested I make it again."
"I made this pie just as directed in the recipe. It was wonderful, everyone loved it. I will for sure make it again."
"I've been making this pie for over 40 years only our family calls it "fruit of the forest" and gets all sorts of compliments. You can also substitute your favorite fruits for the one's used in this recipe. I've used pears, peaches, blackberries, in combination with these in this recipe."
"I used a premade crust, but my family loved this pie. Even the "non" pie eaters liked it!"


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Halloween jewelry always looks so distinctly Halloweenie, and we feel like it's hard to find something we'll wear again. Throw us a bone, jewelry designers! Oh, hey! Look at this! There's no bones about it, this Low Luv Bone Stack Ring ($35) makes us wanna bone.
I love this ring, so cute, and yes it totally makes you want to bone!
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ASB: NYC Performing Arts
The Alternative Spring Break: New York City Performing Arts is a six-day, multidisciplinary program of events focusing on professional performing arts in New York City. Over the course of the program, students will attend 5-6 quality performances spanning the disciplines of theater, music, and dance. A professional performing arts group will be in residence on campus during the program affording participants access to their artistic process. We will attend talkbacks from leading practitioners and participate in workshops covering a wide variety of topics from creating new work to running an arts organizations in New York at a professional level. Students will also have the opportunity to reflect on their own work and how they can use their Spring Break experience to affect the performing arts community on campus.
2016 ASB: NYC Performing Arts Specifics
When: Friday, March 11 – Wednesday, March 16, 2016*
There will be one mandatory orientation for accepted students taking place prior to March 11, date and time TBD.
*Participants are expected to participate in all ASB:NYC activities; this is an intensive program and participants should NOT expect to be able to participate in other meetings/events/plans during this period.
Where: Venues throughout New York. CC/GS/SEAS students are able to stay in their University housing; BC students should work with their respective housing office to ensure they will have access to housing over spring break.
Who: Students with a passion for performing arts – with any (or no) amount of experience. We would like the group to represent the wide range of student experience and interest across our campus. We are thrilled to offer this program up to undergraduates in all four schools (Barnard College, Columbia College, Columbia Engineering and General Studies).*
*As the program is highly subsidized through the separate colleges, there are a limited number of spaces available for participants from each of the schools.
How much: Students will be asked to contribute $200 for the six-day program. If providing the student contribution proves difficult for some students, financial aid may be available. Please note, this contribution does not cover the cost of meals or transportation.
How to apply: The ASB: NYC Performing Arts Application is available online. Should you have any questions about applying or the program in general, please email David Milch, Associate Director, Student Engagement.
View as sample program from last spring: Schedule2015ASB
About the Glicker-Milstein Theatre
The Glicker-Milstein Theatre is a state of the art black box theatre that provides located on lower level 2 of the Diana Center at Barnard College. The state of the art technical equipment and setting of the theatre provides the ideal intimacy and ambiance for proformences, productions and film screenings .The theatre functions as an artistic space and provides priority access to the Barnard College Theatre Department as well as SGA recognized organizations and is also available for programming to other Barnard/Columbia academic departments as well as outside/off campus groups.
Reserving the GMT
Programming For Summer (mid-May to mid-August)
Monday-Friday: 6pm-12am
Saturday: 9am-12am
Sunday - closed
Programming for Academic Year (mid-August to mid-May)
Monday-Friday: 9am-12am
Saturday: 9am-12am
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Nicholas Kristof, a renowned journalist and New York Times columnist is on a visit to Israel. In his recent article, "The Two Sides of a barbed-Wire Fence", Kristof wrote about the electrified poultry farm on one side of the Israeli fence and the Palestinians, who live on the other side of the fence and who are denied access to electricity. Unbelievable but true - chickens are indeed getting more electricity and water on one side of the fence than Palestinians on the other side. Kristof has captured the plight of Palestinians in one simple yet powerful sentence.
Two generations of Palestinians were born and have lived in intolerable conditions. Sixty years of failed leadership, occupation, Arab neighbors providing just lip service, violence, loss of life, and denied hope of a better future – Palestinians have enough reasons to complain. But Palestinians are not chickens. They have realized the futility of such efforts.
Instead of whining and resorting to violence, they are focusing now on building their nation. Instead of waiting for a peace deal with Israel, Salam Fayyad, Palestinian Prime Minster and the President Mahmud Abbas are building schools and hospitals, constructing roads, and developing an independent judiciary and an effective police force. The new generation of Palestinian leaders in West Bank are attracting investment from Europe, bringing economic assistance and leading the way towards establishing an independent Palestinian State.
Youth without opportunities for education and employment are easy victims for militant ideology. The only long term, sustainable solution to extremism is to eliminate the root causes. Access to education, employment, and a safe living environment are essential ingredients for success, and Fayyad and Abbas are creating this environment in West Bank. This alone still won't solve the Palestinian problem. They need their own state to live like anyone else in the world. Unlike Hamas, Palestinians in West Bank have accepted Israel and understand co-existence. It looks like Palestinian leadership is on track to announce Independence in 2012.
The current Israeli leadership led by Netanyahu and Avigdor Lieberman, who view the Palestinians as unsophisticated, illiterate and violent, have to grow up and accept the new reality. Netanyahu is not the only one who obtained a US education. Fayyad holds a PhD degree from the University of Texas. In addition, Fayyad worked for the World Bank and International Monetary Fund before becoming the finance minister of Palestinian territory. The new leadership in West Bank reflects the changing realities in the Middle East.
A weak Palestinian state with hopeless people glorifying suicide bombing won't create a stable and peaceful Middle East but a strong Palestinian state that can govern itself well.
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A ticking time bomb in the heart of Israel - Avigdor Lieberman
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Sofia Valentine is a Euro porn babe originally from the Netherlands. She was born August 8, 1982. Sofia Valentine started with Reality Kings in 2008 when she appeared in her first episode on Euro Sex Parties. The following year, she made an episode on Mikes Apartment. She has cat-like, green eyes and long, straight black hair. Sofia Valentine is 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighs 110 lbs, and her incredible body measures 34D-24-34.
Site: Mikes Apartment
Date: Wednesday, July 22, 2009
The sexy, Sophia, came to stay at the apartment. She was looking hot in that tight dress. She had beautiful eyes and a very naughty smile. She already new the deal and was ready to pay with the special payment. She was not tired and was very enthusiastic about making the payment with a hot sex show. She slowly undressed and revealed her juicy tits and luscious ass. Then, she stuffed that cock down her throat for some excellent deep throat. He dove his face right into that sweet muffin and got it ready to get pounded. Then, she got her pussy drilled from various angles. I especially like watching her succulent ass bounce on that cock. She got buttermilk all over her juicy tits and she got to stay for free.
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What makes a hotel green? Many hotels have answered that question in the past 8-10 years in different ways: handling waste management, installing LED lights, conserving water and electricity, and continuously raising guest awareness by requesting their participation (an essential part of maintaining a green property)..
The luxury, boutique Lenox Hotel is ideally located in Copley Square, right next to a strategically positioned Lindt chocolate shop, and has been one of the first hotels in Boston to employ aggressive green initiatives. In fact, they have a Director of Green, who told me that the Lenox (Saunders Hotel Group) has been committed to sustainable operations since 1992. I hadn't really known that the hotel was so green when I chose to stay there and experience the property this past month.
I stayed in a spacious, beautifully renovated historic junior suite. You would not know that a luxurious, traditional looking room would offer all these modern, green initiatives, but I would like to outline some of them (there are too many to list!). Guestrooms at this award-winning, four diamond property, and also noted in Travel + Leisure's Top 500 World's Best hotels for 2010, include the following:
- In-room recycling
- High quality low-flow toilet, showerhead and faucet in bathrooms
- 4,800 energy-efficient compact fluorescent bulbs installed throughout the property
- State-of-the-art heat pumps quietly provide customized climate control
- Environmentally friendly cleaning products that enhance indoor air quality,
- A dedicated Eco-Channel on the TV lineup
- Super insulated windows
- FSC Certified wood used in their renovations
- Dry cleaning done without toxic PERC
Lenox Hotel, 61 Exeter St, Boston's Back Bay
Reservations: 800.225.7676
Didi's Note: Aside from fabulous and eco-friendly Aveda toiletries, and the freshly baked cookies at the front desk every afternoon, I especially appreciated that my room offered complimentary use of an in-room refrigerator and two water bottles. Kudos!


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How to Get the Dates of Future Earning Reports
Original post by Jonathan Langsdorf of Demand Media
The quarterly earnings reports are the primary, and sometimes only, time a corporation puts out real numbers concerning revenues, expenses and profits. All of the news in the three-month period between reports is mostly noise. An earnings release tells investors what really happened over the last three months for a company. Earnings report releases can produce significant changes in stock prices as investors and market analysts compare the actual results for a company to the estimates for earnings and sales and react to positive or negative news.
Step 1
Make a list of the stocks for which you want a list of earnings release dates. Each stock will have four dates per year, so a spreadsheet file would be a good choice to track the stocks and record the earnings release dates.
Step 2
Find the investor relations webpage of each company. On the investor relations page will be a link or choice for news releases or financial releases. Review the list of press releases and note the date of the four previous quarterly earnings reports. Repeat the process for each of the stocks on your list, completing your database of earnings release dates.
Step 3
Sign up for email notification of news or press releases on the investor relations page of each company. An email subscription will send the notification of pending financial and earnings release announcements directly to your email account.
Tips & Warnings
- The actual date of each quarterly earnings release may vary by a few days from year to year. Companies will send an email announcement a few days to a few weeks before the next financial results release.
- Use a computerized calendar to track earnings releases and provide a visual reference for upcoming dates.
- Wells Fargo: Wells Fargo & Company Quarterly Earnings
- Intel: Financials and Filings SEC Filings
- Intel: Investor Alerts
About the Author
Jonathan Langsdorf has been writing financial, investment and trading articles and blogs since 2007. His work has appeared online at Seeking Alpha, Marketwatch.com and various other websites. Langsdorf has a bachelor's degree in mathematics from the U.S. Air Force Academy.


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Attendance was up 22% percent over 2003's Las Vegas show and exhibitor participation was up 55% percent over last year.
"Joining with the Dessert Expo was a tremendous risk for us, however preliminarily, but we are glad we did," said David Heilbrunn, Coffee Fest show manager. "It seems as though our attendees and exhibitors were pleased with the combined experience in Las Vegas."
Awards were given for the best new products on display and Porter Products took home the first place prize with their innovative "Double Shot." Second place went to Caffe D'Amore, for their "Dulce De Leche", and PetPuccino received the third place prize for their new "PupPuccino Dog Treats."
The second annual Las Vegas Millrock Latte Art Competition was a success and featured many of the top baristi from throughout the southwest. Twenty-two barista competed in preliminaries on Saturday and Sunday. On Monday the stage was set for the Millrock Free Pour Latte Art Championships with 10 finalists.
Daniel Wayne from Lux Coffee Bar in Phoenix, Arizona was crowned champion and awarded the $1,000 top prize. While others came close, Daniel displayed a clear advantage over all other competitors in both the preliminary rounds and then again in the finals. Second place went to second time competitor Jared Mockli, representing the Seattle Barista Academy in Seattle, Washington. James Kellum of Coffee Klatch Roasting in San Dimas, California, took third place. James showed the most creativity by successfully pouring an elephant's head in the final round but chose a rosette as his judging submission. While we will never know if the elephant would have taken top honors, it was great to see the creativity begin to emerge in the competition.
Coffee Fest Las Vegas 2005 is scheduled for June 3-5, 2005 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Tel: (1)(425) 283-5058, ext.13, Web site: www.coffeefest.com.
SIG Pack is a manufacturer of packaging machines and systems. The product range comprises horizontal bag forming, filling and sealing as well as flat bag machines, wrapping machines and robot technology for the food and confectionery industries. The Swiss company has a work force of approximately 1,540 and generates sales of about 230 million Euro annually.
Bosch enhances the position of its Division Packaging Technology amongst the packaging machine manufacturers in a strongly fragmented market, taking a step to becoming a supplier of comprehensive solutions. There is only a slight overlapping in the product ranges.
Bosch Packaging Technology designs, produces and sells packaging machines and lines for coffee and tea. In the decision process of divesting the division, considerations other than price alone were taken into account. It was important for the board of directors and the group executive committee that the traditional business of packaging machines for dry goods should be transferred to the right new owner. Roman Boutellier, c.e.o. and president, said: "Selecting the new owner, SIG was conscious of needing to be fair to all parties involved. In addition to our shareholders as well as customers and suppliers, this was particularly applicable to SIG Pack employees. The SIG management is convinced of having found an ideal partner in Bosch, who will continue to develop and expand the business activities of SIG Pack."
Beat Kalin, c.e.o. of SIG Pack, confirms this. "The time of uncertainty for our employees and customers is over. We are pleased that we are able to face the future with a large and strong industrial partner. Particularly for the Systems unit in Beringen, this new environment will present new opportunities," he said.
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simethicone, Phazyme, Flatulex, Mylicon, Gas-X, Gas X Extra Strength, Mylanta Gas, Gas-X Ultra (cont.)
Pharmacy Author:
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Dr. Ogbru received his Doctorate in Pharmacy from the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy in 1995. He completed a Pharmacy Practice Residency at the University of Arizona/University Medical Center in 1996. He was a Professor of Pharmacy Practice and a Regional Clerkship Coordinator for the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy from 1996-99.
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Jay W. Marks, MD, is a board-certified internist and gastroenterologist. He graduated from Yale University School of Medicine and trained in internal medicine and gastroenterology at UCLA/Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
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GENERIC AVAILABLE: Yes
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PREPARATIONS: Liquid drops: 40 mg per 0.6 ml. Chewable tablets: 40, 80 and 125 mg. Capsules: 125 and 180 mg.
STORAGE: Preparations should be stored at room temperature, 15 C - 30 C (59 F - 86 F).
DOSING: The recommended dose for relieving gas is 40-125 mg 4 times daily after meals and at bedtime. The drops can be mixed with water, infant formula or other liquids for use in small children.
DRUG INTERACTIONS: There are no known drug interactions with simethicone.
PREGNANCY: Safety during pregnancy has not been adequately evaluated. Simethicone is generally considered safe during pregnancy because it does not cross the placenta.
NURSING MOTHERS: Simethicone is considered safe during lactation because it is not absorbed into the body and infants are often treated with simethicone.
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MySQL choosing subversion for version control?
With all the noise regarding bitkeeper no longer being able to be utilised by Open Source projects, MySQL are looking at using the Subversion version control software.
infoworld caught on that other open-source projects are facing a decision about bitkeeper besides the linux kernel. while the article mentions we're looking at subversion as an alternative for mysql server development, i don't imagine that will be our long-term solution. distributed version control is just too nice. but our gui team has been using subversion for their projects for quite a while, and we are using it in many other places.
You have to love Larry's marketing spin on the saga that is brewing.
The Subversion Development Team explain why Subversion is not right for Linus and Debunking BitMover's Subversion Comparison.


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The National Science Foundation (NSF) provides funding for both fundamental research and educational programs in the non-medical sciences and engineering. In fact, NSF funds approximately 20% of all federally supported basic research conducted by U.S. colleges and universities. If you conduct research in the sciences (which for NSF purposes include biological sciences, computer science, math and physical sciences, as well as the social, behavioral, and economic sciences), NSF may have a program for you! In addition to funding for basic research, NSF also has specific award programs for educational (pre-K through all levels), curricular, and other projects. SUNY Oneonta faculty have a good track record in receiving both basic science and programmatic funding in the past, including awards for activities like renovations to laboratory space, the SUNY Oneonta Noyce Scholars Program, and purchase of scientific instrumentation. Visit one of two workshop sessions to be held on Thursday, December 6 in 104 Morris Conference Center to learn more from staff members in the Grants Development Office about navigating the application process. Two one-hour sessions will be held: one at 8:30 a.m., and the second at 3:00 p.m.
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With all the speculation of what direction the Houston Texans will go in this year's upcoming draft, one Texas A&M supporter is hoping his message to owner Bob McNair is read loud and clear.
Attorney Tony Buzbee hopes his billboard, sways the decision of Texans ownership to draft quarterback Johnny Manziel number one.
Buzbee told ESPN, "to win in the NFL, a team must have a quarterback with strong leadership skills, a winning attitude and lots of talent. Johnny Manziel is a winner and he is a unique talent. College football has never seen anything like him."
Many are in agreement with that decision to draft Manziel, including college football expert Mel Kiper Jr. of ESPN.
Buzbee even spent time and money in creating a website dedicated to keeping Manziel in the state of Texas, DraftJohnnyManziel.com.
We'll find out on draft day or close to it, the direction the Texans will go in. The smartest thing this team could do, is draft Manziel for so many reason on and off the field.


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UCLA Head Coach Steve Alford
December 16, 2013
on the upcoming matchup against Duke
"There's always a little extra when you are playing at Madison Square Garden and you get a matchup like UCLA and Duke. I hope that we prepare and get ready for every game the same way so that guys get consistence in hwo we approach things. With that said, it's over the holidays and this is a game that we scheduled so we are excited about this game. It gives us about as good of a measuring stick as we could get. We have had Missouri, our first road test, and now a top 10 or 15 team in the country. It gives us two really good litmus tests of really where we are before we go into conference play in about two weeks.
on his view of Duke had coach Mike Krzyzewski
"One of great respect. He played for Coach Knight, so I've got great respect for him, from his heritage. And then as a coach, as somebody who has been at one place – I've been in this business for a long time, and to stay at one place is not easy. To have the consistency and success over decades that he has had, graduating his players and doing it the right way. He's one of those guys that I follow from afar. I've watched not just a lot of films that he's made, but an awful lot of game tape over the last 15 years of the Duke way of doing things. There is great respect on my end of how he goes about running his program.
on the process involved in lining up this game
"I can't remember who the exact contact was. But we were contacted, and Duke's name was brought up with a possible neutral game in New York City that was very appealing. Obviously, it's a long way for us. It's a great distance for us to cover here. But to be able to play Duke in a neutral building and to get our guys in Madison Square Garden to take somebody like Kyle [Anderson] back closer to home is always big in recruiting, when you're recruiting nationally to get guys back closer to their homes. So it's just a great game and a game that was already needed for our schedule that was already done. We felt like we needed a game like that."
on Duke freshman Jabari Parker
"He's been tremendous, obviously, for a freshman to be putting up the numbers that he is putting up. It speaks volumes. There are not a lot of freshmen doing that. He's very skilled. He can beat you in transition. He can beat you in the low post. He can shoot the three. He can beat you in just a variety of ways."
on how UCLA plans to defend Jabari Parker
"We are still going through that. There will be multiple guys defending him at the same time. But, it's not like you can send two or three guys at him. You've got guys like [Rodney] Hood and [Quinn] Cook and a variety of other guys. They are making eight threes a game. They do a very good job. I think Coach Krzyzewski over the years has done a masterful job of understanding spacing. I've always thought, in my background, that the most important part of offense was spacing. Duke has as good of spacing as anybody that we're going to play all year long. So, with that you have to guard more wood. When you guard more wood there is a lot more room for mistakes. That's why our young defensive team is going to be put to a great maturity test with how far we have come in the last 10 games."
on Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski
"He has been very consistent. There have been subtle changes to where he knows what he believes in. Off the floor and on the floor, offense and defense, and he has stayed true to those things and he has recruited that way. Once he started to have success, he got some of the best players in the country. He has consistently over time put his mark on the program, and they have consistently been winning and that is not easy at this level."
on the program that Coach Alford intends to build at UCLA
"We are 10 games in and barely months into what we are trying to put into place. I will say, I am ecstatic with what our guys are doing. They are listening. They are teachable and coachable. They have been tremendous on the court, off the court, done a tremendous job in the classroom. But we are young. We are taking small steps in the right direction. What we are trying to instill in our young men right now is to develop habits. We are in that period of the year, one third of the way done, a third of the way through our season. You are going to develop habits now that are going to be good or bad. You are not going to be able to turn on a switch. Over the next two weeks, we have to develop habits so that once we get into conference play we don't have an ebb and flow of inconsistency. We know who we are. We know our identity, and we have created very good habits at both ends of the floor."
on UCLA guard Kyle Anderson
"I think there were a lot of questions at the beginning of the season, and we are only 10 games into it. Offensively, we are top 10 in just about every category offensively, we are averaging about 90 points a game and shooting the ball at a high level. But, I think the biggest not so much surprise but something I'm most pleased with is how we are valuing the ball. We are averaging 19 assists to 10 turnovers. There aren't a lot of teams in the country doing that. We are going to get a big test this week [with] Duke's pressure defense. It gives us a different defense to attack but we have a lot of guys. Kyle, his assist to turnover ratio is 8 to 2. Bryce [Alford] coming off the bench is like 3.5 to one. We are really doing a good job valuing the ball, and that always starts with the guy who has initiated your offense and Kyle's had a lot to do with that."
on possibly bringing guard Zach LaVine into UCLA's starting lineup
"Unless I'm going to go really small, Kyle is going to start, Norman is going to start and Jordan is going to start. Those three guards are terrific. Zach has gotten off to a tremendous start in his freshman year. But Norman is playing extremely well, Jordan is our leading scorer and Kyle is our catalyst in running the how. I'm not really ready to go to a small four guard lineup. I like our pace and I like our rhythm. I really want to see our team mature defensively right now."
on UCLA guard Kyle Anderson's versatility
"He's very versatile and we still play him at the small forward spot or big guard spot when we go to four guards and we sub. He immediately goes to a big guard when we have Bryce and Zach. We knew from day one that we wanted to put him at the point guard position. It gives us something very few people in the country have and that's somebody who is 6-9. You are preparing for a 6-9 point guard. Now you may think you can get up in him, but you have to prepare for somebody who is 6-9. We can post him. We can do an awful lot out of him. We can see over people. He thinks pass first. We have wanted him in that position since day one. Through 10 games, he has done an outstanding job proving that he can play that."
on playing at New York's Madison Square Garden
"Well, it's not New Castle Chrysler Fieldhouse, but it's one of those special places that I grew up watching. Sunday afternoons, you come home from church and I can remember sitting with my family watching the NBA games. At that time, way back when we wore short shorts, TV coverage was a little different. There was one game a week. And that was on Sundays. You could almost bet every other week that the premier game was going to be at the Garden. As a youngster, you grew up understanding what the Garden was all about. I was very fortunate to have played UCLA in the Garden. Reggie Miller's team beat us in the championship my sophomore year in the NIT Finals. So I got a chance to play in Madison Square Garden. And then a few years later I had the chance to play in Madison Square Garden in the league for four years. It's just a very special place because of the players and coaches and the tradition that's gone through that building. It's nice to know that there is enough tradition in our country in basketball to where you still have buildings like that where you still have basketball being played in them because it's such a special place."
on UCLA guard Kyle Anderson's ability to hit the three-pointer
"Kyle's next step, growth when it came to his offense, was the ability to make shots. He didn't really have a hitch, but it was a very slow release. He's done a very good job at working on that so that it's a one-piece release. Once he starts it, he goes with it. He's got the elbow lift. It's hard to block his shot or get to his shot. We have tried to get with him to not lean back on things. He's shooting the ball at a really high level right now. That's going to make our offense roll because if you have to worry about Kyle Anderson at the three-point arc, you are going to have a lot of concerns. He does so many good things inside the arc. [His shot] It's all one motion. I think looking at him preseason, it had a little bit of a hitch to it and now it's all free flowing. He's got a lot of confidence right now. He feels good about it, because it's all one smooth happening. I think that he's got that right now."
on what he would like to see from the game against Duke
"We have to mature defensively. The habits that we have to form and work on are on the defensive end. We have to become tougher-minded. We have to be concerned about getting more stops. We took some steps forward with Prairie View. We had 30 really good minutes defensively and then 10 where we kind of went through motions. We can't do that. We still have work to do. We saw progression from Missouri to Prairie View, just attention to that defensive end. If we can do that against a team like Duke, then that is going to really help us in January and February."


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Beginning on Friday, the best junior high and high school cowboys and cowgirls will don their best cowboy hats and boots, grab their lassos and compete in their respective finals rodeos.
The Junior High Finals Rodeo, which begins May 30, will be held primarily in Oakley at the Recreation Complex, while the High School Finals Rodeo, beginning June 3, will be held at the Wasatch County Outdoor Arena in Heber.
Contestants will compete in barrel racing, pole bending, goat tying, breakaway roping, cow cutting, bull riding, bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, tie down roping, steer wrestling and team roping. They'll also have rifle and trap shooting contests at Big Hollow Range and the Heber Valley Gun Club.
Local cowgirl Rylee Dick from South Summit will be competing to win her third-straight All-Around Cowgirl title. The senior said she's looking forward to ending her high school rodeo career on a high note.
"I'm just looking forward to taking the last memories in and making it the best I can," she said.
She'll have a busy schedule ahead of her, as she's competing in barrel racing, goat tying, breakaway roping, team roping and cow cutting. Last year, she won the girls' cow cutting event an event girls didn't compete in until recently.
She said if she's going to defend her cow cutting title, she'll have to perform even better than last year, since the quality of competitors in on the rise.
"There's definitely a lot more competition closer in quality," she said.
Check-in for the junior high rodeo begins at 9 a.m. on Thursday at Cattleman's Hall in Oakley. The first junior high performance will be at 5 p.m. on Friday in Heber. There will be two performances on Friday, the second overall performance at 9 a.m. and the championship round performance at 4 p.m., with awards presentations to follow.
The high school rodeo will feature seven total performances, one at 10 a.m. and one at 7 p.m.
The championship performance will be held Saturday, June 7, at 6 p.m.
The first go round of cow cutting is scheduled for 1 p.m. that Thursday, with the second go round at 1 p.m. Friday and the championship round at 1 p.m. Saturday.
The queen coronation ceremony will be held at 5 p.m. on Wednesday.
Other contestant-only events include three dances, a sand volleyball tournament, a yearbook pizza party and a slideshow presentation.
Dick said she can't wait to get the week started and try to make the most of her last finals rodeo.
"I'm pretty excited," she said. "It's always a stressful week, but it's a lot of fun and it's one of the best rodeos of the year."
The Wasatch County Outdoor Arena is located at 415 S. Southfield Road in Heber. Call 435-657-3335 for more information about the rodeos.
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College Hockey:Morrisville coach Grady steps down after five seasons
Morrisville head coach Brian Grady has announced his resignation after five seasons at the helm of the Mustangs' men's team.
Over his tenure, Grady posted an overall record of 35-88-3 and went to the SUNYAC playoffs twice.
Morrisville went a season-best 11-13-1 record in 2010-11 and 8-7-1 in SUNYAC play that same season, reaching the conference tournament for the second time in the program's brief NCAA history.
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College Hockey:Mercyhurst gets the Cup, and goalie Tibbett gets a needed boost
As I watched the Lombardi Trophy being carried onto the sidelines during the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl (it was more skulked than carried, by a lone white-gloved guy who kept looking over his shoulder like he expected to be mugged), I thought to myself, "Nice try, but that's no Stanley Cup."
The one and only Stanley Cup (OK, there are actually three) spent last weekend in Erie, Pa. It was there for Mercyhurst trainer Mike Folga, who was on the staff of the New York Rangers when they won the Cup in 1994. For whatever reason, Folga never got his day with the hockey's biggest prize. Until last Saturday.
Watching @HurstMensHockey and what shows up? @the_StanleyCup!! Time for a picture. #becauseitsthecup pic.twitter.com/iTIu8lRRV0
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"They made a wrong a right," said Lakers coach Rick Gotkin. "It took a while, but Mike finally got to lift the Cup."
And share the moment with 1,800 people at the Mercyhurst Ice Center.
"We all had our pictures taken with it," said Gotkin. "Our players, Bentley players, families of players. It was pretty special."
Gotkin said junior defenseman Tyler Shiplo should get a lot of the credit for getting the Cup to Erie.
"Tyler knows people in Toronto associated with the NHL," he said. "He's been working on this for a while."
Oh, yeah. There was some hockey, too
Besides Folga, the happiest guy in the building last weekend probably was redshirt junior goaltender Jordan Tibbett. Tibbett was the opening day starter for Mercyhurst, but soon lost the job to Jimmy Sargeant, who was Tibbett's backup last season.
Sargeant was putting up all-conference numbers in net before getting sidelined with a lower-body injury midway through a game with Canisius on Jan. 25. The Lakers were winning 3-1 at the time, and Tibbett, in relief, allowed five consecutive goals by the Golden Griffins and that 3-1 lead turned into a 7-4 loss.
"That was tough on Jordan," said Gotkin. "It was obviously a difficult position to be in. To come in cold, with no expectation of playing because the other guy had played every game for the past couple of months, and boom, now he's in there. It was a rough start. We didn't help Jordan much."
Gotkin, knowing that Sargeant was not going to be able to play for an extended period, stuck with Tibbett despite his struggles.
"We talked about it as a coaching staff, and leaving him in was the decision to get some of that rust off of him. He had a very good week in practice after that."
Tibbett shined in the first-place Lakers' showdown with second-place Bentley last weekend, making 69 saves on 72 shots to lead Mercyhurst to a tie and a win against the Falcons.
"It was really great hockey played by two really good teams," said Gotkin. "It as an unbelievable atmosphere.
"I have to hand it to Jordan. When we needed him most he was at his best."
The Lakers travel to Air Force this weekend. Mercyhurst leads Bentley by four points and fourth-place Air Force by seven points with eight games to play. The Lakers are looking for their first regular season title.
"Like a lot of teams we're just taking it one game at a time," said Gotkin. "We all know how good Air Force is. They're one of, if not the premier team in the league over the years. We don't expect it to be easy."
West is (still) best
Last weekend saw the last "crossover" games on the Atlantic Hockey schedule, i.e., pairings between the east and west scheduling pods. The final four weekends of the regular schedule will be made up exclusively of intra-pod play.
The east pod teams (American International, Army, Bentley, Connecticut, Holy Cross and Sacred Heart) had their most successful year against their western counterparts (Air Force, Canisius, Niagara, Mercyhurst, Robert Morris and Rochester Institute of Technology) since the league began employing the current scheduling system back in 2010. But the west teams still held a significant edge.
Here's the breakdown, west vs. east
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With the departure of Connecticut for Hockey East, we'll have a different scheduling system next season.
It's getting to look a lot like award season
With four weeks left in the regular season, the various award committees are beginning to compile their lists of potential recipients.
Out east, Beanpot tournament time also means the release of the list of 16 semifinalists for the Walter Brown Award, given annually to the top American-born college hockey player in New England.
Bentley's senior forward Brett Gensler and sophomore defenseman Steve Weinstein are among the semifinalists, the only two from Atlantic Hockey. Gensler won the Walter Brown in 2012, becoming the only AHA player to do so in the 62-year history of the award.
Fantastic frosh
At this point in the season, rookies almost aren't rookies anymore, with 25 games or so under their belts. Who will be named rookie of the year in the AHA? I think the winner will be among the following:
Justin Danforth (Sacred Heart): Danforth has 20 points to date on three goals and 17 assists.
Max French (Bentley): French is looking to become the third straight Bentley player to win the award. His eight goals lead all AHA freshmen. He has 17 points to date.
Vince Muto (Niagara): Muto's 13 points (three goals, 10 assists) are fourth in the nation for rookie defensemen.
David Norris (American International): Norris leads all AHA rookies with 23 points (three goals, 20 assists).
Todd Skirving (Rochester Institute of Technology): Skirving is second in the league in goals (seven) and points (20) for a freshman.
Am I leaving any strong candidates out? Perhaps one of the four rookie goalies (RIT's Mike Rotolo, Niagara's Adrian Ignagni and Jackson Teichroeb, and Hunter Leisner from AIC) who have played significant time in net? Let me know in the comments.
Upon further review
In this week's blog, I discussed video review and how it's applied (or not) in Atlantic Hockey. The first usage of video review was in last year's Atlantic Hockey semifinals and finals. This season, five schools are employing video review: Air Force, Army, Bentley, Holy Cross and RIT.
I had omitted Holy Cross from my list of schools that are using video review, but the school contacted me this week to let me know it's also employed at the Hart Center. Next season, all 11 AHA schools will have video review.
Among the other things you begin to see as the season draws to a close are records set and milestones met.
Last weekend, Bentley's Gensler scored his 150th career point, moving him into second place all-time at the school. He's current at 151, 22 behind all-time leader and Bentley coach Ryan Soderquist, who racked up 173 points during the school's Division II/III era.
Also, Holy Cross senior Adam Schmidt reached the century mark with his second goal of the game in a 4-2 win at RIT. Schmidt became the 11th Holy Cross player to reach 100 career points.
USCHO weekly awards
I'm throwing in one addition to the official awards given out by the league:
Players of the week — Cody Wydo (Robert Morris) and Nardo Nagtzaam (Mercyhurst): Wydo had three goals and two assists to pace the white-hot Colonials in a sweep of Army. My addition is Nagtzaam, who returned from injury to make a major contribution for the Lakers, scoring a goal and adding three assists last weekend.
Goalies of the week — Jordan Tibbett (Mercyhurst) and Terry Shafer (Robert Morris): We've already outlined Tibbett's exploits, and Shafer also turned in a stellar performance, posting a 23-save shutout against Army on Friday.
Rookie of the week — Jackson Teichroeb (Niagara): The rookie posted a 1.58 GAA and .952 save percentage for the Purple Eagles in a split with Sacred Heart.
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An all-you-can-eat authentic Japanese buffet lunch at only $14.90++? No, you're not mistaken. The Osaka based Chiso Zanmai buffet is now here in Singapore and going for that irresistible price!
Located at Clarke Quay Central, Chiso Zanmai, which is well known for its seafood offers a wide spread of more than 100 seasonal selections including sushi, sashimi, yakitori, okonomiyaki and desserts.
Chiso Zanmai's entrance
The buffet is categorised into four sections – sushi and sashimi, cold section, hot section, and desserts. Spoilt for choice? We help you to narrow down to some of their specialty items, namely the Hokkaido salmon hotpot, okonomiyaki and matcha tofu.
The salmon hotpot was brimming with ingredients such as salmon, oysters, mushrooms and carrots. A flame under the pot helped the miso-based soup stay piping hot.
Hokkaido salmon hotpot
The okonomiyaki pancake fried with seafood, pork or vegetables is prepared ala minute. We liked that the outer layer was not too thick so we could taste the filling, which was drizzled with a sweet sauce, with every bite.
However, we found the hot section, which had dishes like chicken karage, grilled skewers, fried skewer vegetables and chicken stew to be rather disappointing. Ironically, the dishes were all only lukewarm. The desserts seemed to have been left out in the open for too long, the mochi balls, for instance was dry and rubbery.
Japanese okonomiyaki pancake
While there were some hits and misses in the food quality, its wide variety and reasonable price makes Chiso Zanmai a place to get one's fill on Japanese food.
Lunch is priced at $14.90++ on weekdays and $19.90++ on weekends and public holidays. Dinner is at $24.90++ and $29.90++ respectively.
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Lo has had eggs several times mixed in foods (pancakes, breads, etc.). He has never had a reaction.The first time I gave him straight up eggs was a couple of weeks ago and they were scrambled. He had no reaction. Last night he had scrambled eggs again and his face became red and blotchy around his mouth for about half an hour. I did not feed him anything new or allergenic other than the eggs. I called the nurse and she was a bit baffled as to why he would suddenly be sensitive to eggs if he's had it several times. The only other possibility is that used a spray canol oil that has soy lecithin in it, altough I read that it's unlikely to cause an allergy. I'm calling his pedatrician when they open today, but I'm just wondering if anyone knows what this could be, or if it's possible to suddenly be sensitive to eggs? Thanks!
Rash on baby's mouth after eating eggs?
You did NOT cause your child to be allergic to eggs. If I wasn't on my phone I would find you some links but I'm sure you can if you look it up.
I know this is late, but II just wanted to thank everyone, especially to pp who posted the article. I knew about the recent research and that's why I decided to go ahead and give him eggs at 11 months, but dh wishes I would have consulted the doc first anyway. He's super ultra cautious about everything, but I think he could tell how bad I felt, so he's been trying to reassure me that it was probably just a sensitivity. Anyway, we're going to go ahead and wait until his 12 month appointment before giving him anything with eggs in it, and talk to the doc about allergy testing just to be on the safe side. Thanks, everyone!
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We boy decided on the potato and leek soup which was pretty tasty although the smallest serving of soup we've ever had. A thumbs up.
I chose the chicken dish and hubby chose the pork disk. The sauce that the chicken came in was disgusting with a strong fish smell and taste. I couldn't eat it at all. I ate the Luke warm potatoes that came with it. The pork was pink. One hubby can eat a fairly rare beef steak but he couldn't eat rare pork! And of course we stupidly couldn't bring ourselves to complain which is our own fault. We just expect chicken and pork to always be cooked well.
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"Making revolution is not a crime!" This catchy turn of phrase is often attributed to Jian Qing, otherwise known as Madame Mao, otherwise known as one of the notorious Gang of Four – the group of former Chinese leaders who stood trial in 1980 for launching the devastating and discredited Cultural Revolution in China.
I've always found this quotation very unsettling. Not that it is always wrong; it is just that it is pretty clearly not always right. On the surface, these words seem like the perfect battle cry for the downtrodden to stand firm against oppression. But at a closer look, this philosophy comes with some bold assumptions. The statement would seem to allow any would-be revolutionary to operate without hindrance of any particular legal code – so long as their actions occur within the course of making revolution. But what is a revolution – and what is a crime? The quote appears to leave such things to the eye of the beholder.
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Personnel: Willie Nelson (vocals, guitar); Waylon Jennings, Chips Moman, Johnny Christopher (guitar, background vocals); Reggie Young, Grady Martin (guitar); Mickey Raphael (harmonica); Jon Marett (saxophone); Bobby Wood (keyboards, background vocals); Bobbie Nelson, Bobby Emmons (keyboards); Mike Leech, Bee Spears (bass); Gene Chrisman, Paul English (drums); Toni Wine, Lisa Silver, Sherry Huffman, David Allan Coe, Gary Talley (background vocals).
Engineers: Chips Moman, David Cherry, Larry Greenhill.
Recorded at Moman's Studio, Nashville, Tennessee and Pedernales Studio, Spicewood, Texas.
Like many of Willie Nelson's mid-to-late-1980s efforts, TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT is more pop than country. Slick production, complete with lush background vocals and saxophone solos, creates the setting for the disc's ten songs. The material leans toward dramatic ballads such as the title track (a Seventies hit for the Eagles) and "We Had it All." TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT also includes cover versions of Simon and Garfunkel's "Homeward Bound," David Allen Coe's "Would You Lay With Me (In a Field of Stone)," and a mellow re-recording of Rodney Crowell's "Till I Gain Control Again," which previously appeared on WILLIE AND FAMILY-LIVE.
Although Waylon gets equal billing on the album cover, he only sings on half the tracks, best among them the title track and a cover version of George Jones' 1950s first hit, "Why Baby Why." Those expecting a reprise of 1978's WAYLON AND WILLIE, a classic of "outlaw country," may be disappointed by this highly polished production, but fans of 1980s hit country radio should enjoy it.
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- The Highwaymen (Cash, Johnny)
- Last of the Breed (Haggard, Merle)
- It's Magic (Cherry, Don (Vocals))
- Willie and the Wheel [Digipak] (Asleep at the Wheel)
- Willie and the Wheel [Deluxe Edition] [Digipak] (Asleep at the Wheel)
- Men of Country: Triple Feature [Digipak] (Cash, Johnny)
- Outlaw Reunion (Jennings, Waylon)
- Country Outlaws (Haggard, Merle)
- Live! At the US Festival 1983 [DVD] (Jennings, Waylon)
- Live! At the US Festival 1983 [DVD] (Jennings, Waylon)
- Live! At the US Festival 1983 [DVD] (Jennings, Waylon)
- Cash & Nelson (Cash, Johnny)
- 6 Best Friends: It's Magic (Cherry, Don (Vocals))
- My Kind of Music: The Kings of Country (Cash, Johnny)
- Playlist: The Very Best of Waylon Jennings & Willi (Jennings, Waylon)
- The Ultimate Doubles (Jennings, Waylon)
- Outlaw Reunion, Vol. 2 (Lee, Johnny)
- Every Song Tells a Story (Cash, Johnny)
- Country Legends [ZYX] (Williams, Hank)
- Django and Jimmie [Slipcase] (Haggard, Merle)
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Shea On Jaggassar: "A seasoned veteran who has played in every kind of situation ... we look for her to be a leader in the backfield ... brings a high level of intensity that will help bring the young team along."
As A Senior In 2006: Played in 14 of the 18 games this season, starting seven of them ... Has taken two shots this season, one of which was on goal.
As A Junior In 2005: Played in all 10 games, starting 5 ... Tied for seventh on the team with seven points on two goals and three assists ... Took 34 shots, 22 of which were on goal for a .647 shot on goal percentage ... Also made one defensive save ... Scored one goal against Boston College (8/30) and La Salle (10/14) ... Dished out assists at Vermont (9/10), vs. West Chester (10/16) and at Saint Joseph's (10/21) ... In A-10 only games, tied for ninth in assists (2) and tied for 10th in assists per game (0.29).
As A Sophomore In 2004: Started in all 22 games ... Dished out one assist on the season against Boston College (9/1) ... Also took one shot.
As A Freshman In 2003: Named to the Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll and the UMass Athletic Director's Honor Roll ... Played and started in 19 games ... Tallied one shot on the season.
Before UMass: Attended St. Augustine's (Trinidad & Tobago) Girls High School ... Played club field hockey.
Personal: Kwylan T. Jaggassar ... Born October 15, 1984 ... Daughter of Herbert and June Jaggassar ... Sister, Kerry Ann, is a graduate assistant coach at UMass ... Also has a brother, Kevon ... A Mathematics major.
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Origami DIY
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Kimono Gown Flowers
iPod Cake
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Kimono Ribbon
Flower Ring Cushion
Oh the wedding was such great fun! We had a real live ring bearer. Notable because we attached the real rings to the hand beaded silk dupioni cushion.
So many times I've been to weddings where the rings were the thin costume jewelry type that you buy at the local craft store. You can get a big bag of them for a few bucks.
But since our ceremony was indoors and the Matron of honor was his mom I figured the rings would make it up to the alter ok.
The kimono print ribbon flower is one I made and the gorgeous thin ribbon used to tie the rings to the cushion is a special and kind of pricey from Japan.
The tiny seed bead border is one of those things that isn't difficult to do, just very time consuming.
The back of the cushion has a small pocket that he was able to use to hold the cushion in place.
The colors were bright and cheery and kept in theme with the rest of the wedding. Our little guy did a great job and looked adorable in his snappy little tie he chose himself for the occasion.
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The defending gold medalists, Canada got quite the scare from Latvia during Wednesday's quarterfinal matchup.
Despite outshooting the Latvians 57-16, Canada only managed two goals. Goaltender Kristers Gudlevskis gave the performance of a lifetime, taming the potent Canadian attack.
"Their goaltender played awesome," said Canadian goaltender Carey Price. "That was one of the best goaltending performances I've ever seen in a long time. He played a heck of a game."
Canada did get on the board first, when Patrick Sharp scored his first goal of the tournament in the first period.
Latvia answered two minutes later with a tally of their own, as Lauris Darzins beat Price to knot the contest at one.
And that's how it would stay until the third.
The pesky Latvians played physical and punished Canada's forwards in front of their net. Unfortunately, it was the same truculence that kept them in the contest that would ultimately bring their demise.
Defenseman Georgijs Pujacs broke a Canadian stick with an ill-advised slash and was sent to the penalty box. Off of a slick Drew Doughty pass, defenseman Shea Weber blasted the puck past Gudlevskis; who never saw the shot due to a screen.
Worrisome for the Canadians is the lack of scoring from their forwards. With the Weber goal, Canadian defenseman (Weber and Doughty in particular) have now accounted for seven of Canada's 13 goals in the tournament.
Also worrisome is the injury to Jonathan Tavares. Third in NHL scoring, the New York Islanders captain left the game in the second period and did not return.
"He's got a leg injury, he's out for the tournament," said Canada coach Mike Babcock. "He'll be re-examined by the New York Islanders people and I'm sure they'll have an announcement."
Canada will now face the United States in the semifinals on Friday, in a rematch of the 2010 gold medal game.
"Obviously, we play against them in North America, so we're familiar with those guys," said Weber. "It's going to be a great game. They've played a great Olympic tournament so far, and it's going to be exciting."
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- Drew Doughty carries Canada past Finland in overtime thriller
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- Canada begins gold medal defense with surprisingly close win against Norway
- Latvia surrenders late goal in heartbreaking loss to Switzerland


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State of Florida vs Michael Dunn: Friday, February 7, 2014 - Day 2, Room 406. The case has only just begun, but this was a deep look at a full day in a murder trial. Take a look at some of the documents in the links of Day 2 part I to get some more insight.
3:25 p.m. – Alissa Le Blanc is an elementary school teacher who lives in JAX, went to dinner at the Loop Pizza Grill in the plaza that is close to the GATE. She went with her family and her roommate. She heard gunfire from the GATE and then a red SUV speeding towards her as she was leaving the restaurant.
She saw 2 people, in the front seats of the Durango, get out and remain there about 1 minute. Nothing was ever removed from the vehicle. Alissa's brother called 911 and she spoke with police some time later where she gave her statement. Her 911 conversation was played for the court.
Defense estimated that December 4 (2 weeks later) she spoke with detectives. He questions her about the red Durango and the passengers who get out of the vehicle; she could have missed something. Her priority was probably on the safety of her family and not what came from, or didn't come from the Durango. Her brother could not have seen anything either due to taking care of the baby.
3:50 p.m. – side bar. 4:08 p.m. – court resumes. Alissa did not know that bullets ad riddled the SUV.
4:09 p.m. – Christopher LeBlanc 26 years old and brother of Alissa. His son was 2-years-old at the time. He too heard gunshots from GATE. It was established that the 2 people in the front seat of the SUV did not get rid of anything from the Durango. Christopher also was on a portion of the 911 call.
Defense tells Christopher that he could not have seen anything concerning the Durango. He was also preoccupied with situating his son in his sister's car. He met with detectives on December 3rd to sign a sworn deposition.
4:35 p.m. – Approach the bench.
4:40 p.m. – Christopher had a warrant for a suspended license and now has a valid drivers license without any preferential treatment from the Prosecution.
4:45 p.m. – End of the day. Tomorrow court will resume at 9:00 A.m.
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We all drool over the super-expensive clothes, shoes, and accessories featured every month in fashion magazines, but how many of us can actually afford that $800 jacket, or those $300 jeans? Yeah, we thought as much. So, we're bringing you $100-or-less versions of some of this fall's hottest styles! Today's pick: Fall Florals
Rachel H., Outblush Operative, writes: Everything is coming up roses (among other varieties of flora) this Fall - on your dresses, scarves, jewelry, and maybe even... bloomers! If you're into bloomers. Anyway... when I wear this trend this season, I'm going to draw inspiration from this plate I found (pictured, center) and posted on my blog, Found of You. I'm going for darker florals to pretty up my black boot n' cardi collection. You'll feel like a budding genius at budgeting for this trend when you put the petal to the metal in a few of these pieces, all freshly picked at $40 or less.
1 - Modcloth Frolick in Floral Top ($38)
2 - Forever 21 Floral Field Earrings ($4)
3 - Wet Seal Fingerless Lace Glove ($5)
4 - Digital Floral Scarf ($10)
5 - Flutter Floral Dress ($14.00)
6 - Asos Floral Plaited Bracelet ($10)
7 - Delia*s Amie Skirt ($40)
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[artist id="1021″]Tupac Shakur[/artist] has made quite an impact on pop culture since his death in 1996, so we shouldn't be too surprised that his eye-popping and downright magical materialization at the Coachella music festival on Sunday night alongside Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre is dominating the headlines.
The spectacular surprise has caused such a stir that there's a chance we might be seeing a lot more of this "new" Tupac very soon. According to a Wall Street Journal interview with Ed Ulbrich of Digital Domain Media Group Inc., the visual-effects house responsible for making the rapper's image (as well as the virtual versions of Brad Pitt in "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button"), there are plans to take the 2-D image on tour. (Although 'Pac's ghostly figure has been widely reported as a hologram, Ulbrich told the Journal that its technical description is a 2-D image and not a hologram, which is 3-D.)
Moving forward with discussions of a tour are representatives for Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg who, according to a source close to the project, will be meeting to discuss the logistics involved in scheduling a string of performances with the virtual Tupac. The report cites one option would be to tour in stadiums and involve other hip-hop stars like Eminem, 50 Cent and Wiz Khalifa. Another option is a limited tour that would only feature Dre, Snoop Dogg and the virtual Tupac in smaller arenas.
"We worked with Dr. Dre on this, and it was Dre's vision to bring this back to life," Nick Smith — president of AV Concepts, the San Diego company that projected and staged the image — exclusively told MTV News on Monday (April 16). "It was his idea from the very beginning and we worked with him and his camp to utilize the technology to make it come to life. … You can take their likenesses and voice and … take people that haven't done concerts before or perform music they haven't sung and digitally re-create it."
"This is not found footage. This is not archival footage. This is an illusion [and] this is just the beginning," Ulbrich told the Journal. "Dre has a massive vision for this."
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Don't dime out dat boy, he didn't do anything wrong!
by angelav October 03, 2008
used by will smith in his show The fresh Prince of Belair meaning selling some one out.
"man why did you dime him out like that to his parents?" (dime out goes around the person)
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Should you go vegan? Or Paleo? Cut your carbohydrates or count calories? According to Joel Fuhrman, M.D., it doesn't matter what type of diet you choose as long as you emphasize nutrient-dense foods. In an exclusive interview on Jan. 21, Dr. Fuhrman explained how a nutritarian diet has been shown to help reduce cravings and food addiction.
Rather than obsess about portion control or calories, Dr. Fuhrman says that you can achieve weight loss by emphasizing primarily plant-based, nutritionally dense foods in your diet. It's all laid out in his book "Eat to Live: The Amazing Nutrient-Rich Program for Fast and Sustained Weight Loss."
What's unique about this approach: "You will eat more food than before, instead of constantly trying to force yourself to eat less of the same addictive foods," Dr. Fuhrman explained to me.
For those who have struggled to stay on diets but given up as a result of cravings and hunger, Dr. Fuhrman says that his approach ends those problems.
"There is no hunger and no deprivation. Meeting the body's micronutrient needs helps to suppress food cravings and high-nutrient foods do not produce dangerous addictive cravings," he adds.
Foods featured in the "Eat To Live" diet include vegetables, fruits, beans, nuts and seeds. Dr. Fuhrman notes that these choices also "improve immune function and prevent later life diseases, such as heart disease and cancer. Achieving a favorable weight is the beneficial side effect."
And for those who have resolved that 2014 will be the year when they finally win at weight loss and keep off that weight, Dr. Fuhrman offers these tips:
1) Eat G-BOMBS every day: Greens, beans, onions, mushrooms, berries, and seeds. That means the first step is to eat at least one large salad every day.
2) Understand H=N/C. That means Health = Nutrients/Calories. Eat more leafy green vegetables, followed by other non-starchy vegetables, beans, fruit, nuts and seeds.
3) Stick with it. "The weight loss will begins immediately, which will help motivate you to persevere and stick with the program. Preferring healthful foods is a skill, and skills take practice and perseverance to develop.
And although the "Eat to Live" diet emphasizes plant-based foods, Dr. Fuhrman notes that you don't have to be a vegan.
"One can be a vegan and eating a health-promoting, high-nutrient diet, but one can also eat a small amount of animal products while following a Nutritarian diet and still live a long, healthy life," he adds.
In past years, the question of whether food addiction is valid has been raised. Dr. Fuhrman believes this condition results from the typical American diet components: Salt, sugar and saturated fat.
"The idea of food addiction is becoming more widely accepted among scientists, with good reason. Research now strongly suggests that the excessively sweet, salty, and/or fatty foods of the standard American diet produce addiction-like effects in the pleasure pathways of the brain, resulting in loss of self-control, overeating, and weight gain," says Dr. Fuhrman.
"The only way to break an addiction is to abstain from the addictive substance. It may seem difficult at first, but eating more high-nutrient foods reduces the desire for low-nutrient foods; it becomes easier with time," he adds encouragingly.
Dr. Fuhrman also is the author of "Eat to Live Cookbook: 200 Delicious Nutrient-Rich Recipes for Fast and Sustained Weight Loss, Reversing Disease, and Lifelong Health."
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The Good Oil - Issue #28
24 December 2012
All commercial vessels operating in New Zealand waters are required to comply with New Zealand's environmental regulations and adhere to generally accepted international environmental practices.
These regulations exist to ensure that the riches of the sea are managed in a sustainable manner; achieving a balance between environmental and commercial interests, in order to maintain an unpolluted, bountiful marine environment.
The routeing of ships operating in and around New Zealand's coast is subject to a voluntary code, to prevent or reduce the risk of pollution or other damage to the marine environment.
As well as voluntary routes around the New Zealand coast, there is one precautionary area (the extended Taranaki offshore) and two further areas to be avoided (Three Kings Islands and Poor Knights Islands areas).
Learn more about New Zealand's ship routeing measures
The requirements applying to operators of tourist vessels in New Zealand waters are available at the link below. Topics covered include:
Operating tourist vessels in New Zealand waters
This page provides an overview of the requirements that apply only to commercial vessels. Many requirements however apply to commercial vessels, recreational vessels, offshore installations and ports. For the requirements that apply across all of these, please use the link below.
Requirements for vessels, installations and ports
A certificate of insurance provides evidence of owners and operators holding public liability insurance that will cover costs of potential damages caused by oil pollution. Ships of 400 gross tonnes and above that enter or leave any port in New Zealand or New Zealand marine waters are required to hold a certificate of insurance.


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EUGENE, Ore. -- Two weeks removed from a brilliant season-opening tournament, the University of Oregon men's tennis team aspires to similar results at a competitive Intercollegiate Tennis Association regional this week. Oregon will be in action at the USTA/ITA Northwest Regional Championship, hosted by St. Mary's College, from Oct-18-22.
Head coach Nils Schyllander's squad opened the season with a combined 21-10 record at the UC Davis Aggie Invitational, winning both the main singles and doubles brackets. There's plenty more work on the table for the Ducks now, competing at an ITA regional that will draw elite talent from the west coast.
Action will be held at the Timothy Korth Tennis Complex in Moraga, Calif.
"We want to have a lot of success at regionals," said associate head coach Jonas Piibor. "We haven't had many good tournaments there in the past. I want to see if we have guys that can make the finals. In our goal meetings with the guys, a lot of them said there goal was to make finals. This will be a good test for them."
The ITA regionals serve as a precursor to the prestigious USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships, with bracket winners in regionals advancing to nationals.
With a talented lineup featuring an even mix of savvy veterans and promising newcomers, the Ducks are setting the bar high for this week's competition, as well as the season. Senior Robin Cambier, juniors Michael Schaeffer and Daniel Sardu, sophomores Sam Bush, Kevin Farin and Brent Chin, and freshmen Alex Marcincowski and Jayson Amos will be in action this week.
"We're going down there with high expectations," said Schyllander. "We have good athletes that want to win and advance. That won't come easy – there is some serious talent down there."
Oregon likely won't be flying under the radar at regionals after its statement performance to open the season. Top-seeded Robin Cambier went 5-0 in singles and claimed the Flight A bracket with a dominating performance. The Ducks also claimed the doubles title as Cambier and Kevin Farin went 4-0 as the No. 2 seed to best the field.
The Ducks went a combined 14-6 in singles action and 7-4 in doubles play. Despite the great marks, the Ducks kept their noses down and were eager to get back to work.
"I want to make progress every single day," said Piibor. "I know every coach says that, but we really need it. I want our guys to be focused and to make each practice the best one of the season. We can't be satisfied by having on okay practice."
In last year's regional, the Ducks furthest advancing players came in doubles. Cambier and former Duck Jeff Mullen advanced all the way to the quarterfinals before falling 8-4 to a team from Saint Mary's.
Draws for the 2013 USTA/ITA Northwest Regional Championship are yet to be released. Recaps following each day of action will be posted to GoDucks.com.
Following regionals, the Ducks continue their fall season with the Easley Memorial Classic from Nov. 1-3 in Las Vegas, Nev.


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Pleading with Washington to help stop the violence spreading across Ukraine, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov asked the U.S. to exercise its leverage on Kiev's pro-Western regime. Lavrov's request put the West on notice that it bears responsibility for growing anarchy, driven by Kiev's post-revolutionary leaders 49-year-old President Oleksandr Turchinov and 39-year-old Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. Both leaders came to power after a Feb. 22 coup that toppled the duly elected government of Moscow-backed Viktor Yanukovich. Lavrov asked the U.S. to exert more influence on the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe [OSCE] to prevail on Kiev's new leaders to stop the "terrorist purges" in Eastern Ukraine. Turchinov and Yatensyuk have branded unrest in Eastern Ukraine as "terrorist" operations, blaming Russia for the lion's share of unrest.
Lavrov expressed his concerns about growing unrest in Eastern Ukraine to German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeir, concerned about Kiev's threats to mobilize the Ukrainian army. Watching growing violence in Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odessa, Moscow has continued to warn Kiev that more violence could trigger the Russian army, now poised along the Ukrainian border to cross into Ukraine to stop growing violence. Calling pro-Russian separatists terrorists, Kiev justifies mobilizing the Ukrainian military, even re-upping the draft to regain control of areas now under pro-Russian separatist control. Concerned about an impending assault by the Ukrainian army on the city of Slavyansk, Lavrov wants Washington to prevail on Kiev to show the restraint demanded by the April 17 Geneva Accord, expecting all parties to refrain from unnecessary provocation.
Ukraine's post-revolutionary leaders don't enjoy much support in Crimea and Eastern Ukraine, now controlled by pro-Russian separatists. Oleksandr and Yatsenyuk showed no signs of stepping down for the good of Ukraine so that U.S. allies could find better consensus leaders going forward. Threatening to re-institute the draft, Oleksandr senses his days are numbered, pushing for an all-out military assault on pro-Russian strongholds. Condemning the spreading violence as "unacceptable," the White House nuanced its message, urging the Ukraine and Russia to work out their problems. Calls by conservative on Capitol Hill, largely from Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), for more U.S. involvement fell on deaf ears, as the White House starts to understand that Kiev's post-revolutionary leaders aren't backed by a majority of Ukrainians, certainly not in Eastern Ukraine.
Instead of blaming only Russia for unrest in Eastern Ukraine, the White House has finally got two sides of the story. Most Russian-speaking citizens in Crimea and Eastern Ukraine don't back the Feb. 22 coup that drove Yanukovich from power. Watching 31 bystanders go up in smoke in Odessa shocked Washington into the very real possibility of civil war. Lavrov's call to the U.S. to stop Kiev's current march toward civil war offers what could be the last ditch attempt to avoid more bloodshed. Two more Ukrainian soldiers killed in Slovyansk attests to the bitter divisions among pro-Russian separatists that don't accept Kiev's authority. "Today the international community must stand together in support of the Ukrainian people as the cope with this tragedy," said State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf, refraining from the kind of finger-pointing that irked Moscow.
Telling Ukraine and Russia to work out their problems is a pivot for Washington that took Kiev's side until recently. When conservatives pushed for U.S. military intervention, the White House realized that there's two sides of the story. When Russian President Vladimir Putin sat with his hands tied during the Sochi Olympics watching the anti-Russian coup Feb. 22, the U.S. automatically backed Kiev's new pro-Western leaders. After over two months of blaming Moscow, the White House finally recognizes that Kiev's current leaders don't represent the vast majority of Ukrainians. "The violence and mayhem that led to so many senseless deaths and injuries is unacceptable," said Harf, refusing, for the first time, to assign blame. Secretary of State John Kerry has refrained from his critical barrage against Putin and Lavrov, seeing a more balanced view of Ukraine's crisis.
Resisting calls to escalate the conflict from Capitol Hill, the White House finally pivoted in the right direction, refraining from pointing fingers at Moscow. Lavrov's call for White House help to restrain Kiev may be too late as Turchinov and Yatsenyuk look more desperate trying seize control over Eastern Ukraine. "We call on all sides to work together to restore calm and law and order, and we call on the Ukrainian authorities to launch a full investigation and bring all those responsible to justice," said Harf, referring to recent deaths in Odessa. Calling on Kiev to do its part to halt the violence, the White House put Turchinov and Yatsenyuk on notice to stop the provocation or face a halt to U.S. support. Blaming only Moscow for current unrest denies the fact that Kiev's post-revolutionary leaders don't enjoy wide popular support. "The violence and efforts to destabilize the country must end," said Harf, putting Kiev on notice.
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Pregnancy rumors are becoming a favorite pass time for royal gossips. They have been squinting in hopes of seeing a second Kate Middleton baby bump. Their wish may be coming true. It is being reported that Kate Middleton's former friend, Jessica Hay, has revealed that there is another baby on the way. As the Sydney Morning Herald noted on July 15, 2014, "the tabloids are in a tizz." While news from the United States and abroad heats up, the palace remains mum over the pregnancy news.
However on July 14, 2014, Vogue Australia reported that they were sifting through the various rumors claiming, "Kate Middleton is pregnant." They are citing Hay as a source. Most remember her as the woman who correctly spilled the beans about the first baby two weeks before the royal announcement.
Why does Jessica Hay seem credible?
It was in December 2012 that you read here that the baby buzz was not going away. The tabloids were talking about parenting and a Christmas baby announcement. The gossip all stemmed from a former school friend of Kate's, Jessica Hay, as Entertainmentwise and Female First initially reported. We began hearing about baby news ever since the royal wedding, but it heated up in December. We wondered then if Hay continued to blab if she would be banished from the inner circle.
By the next day, ABC News reported an official palace announcement noting that "'The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to announce that The Duchess of Cambridge is expecting a baby.'" That was back in 2012. What about now? Is it all just gossip or is the little Prince George about to have a brother or a sister?
What's the real story?
Is the Duchess of Cambridge really expecting? As always we await news from the palace. However, the rumors will continue. Some sources are suggesting that Kate's sister, Pippa, may have inadvertently spoken out of turn. But thus far, the news is swirling through news and tabloid sources including the National Enquirer, which has been questionable.
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