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Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Best Ever Chocolate Chip Cookie (In My Opinion) Spiked With Almond Flavoring!
38 comments:
- Julie Harward said...
What a thing to do...introduce these right at dinner time! They look so so good! I do love almond, going to try these! :D
- January 24, 2012 at 4:46 PM
- Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...
They sound great Jacqueline, wish I had one now:@)
- January 24, 2012 at 4:59 PM
- Lisa said...
Thanks Jacqueline! I love all of your recipes and look forward to trying this one. Thanks for the parchment tip, I alway use Silpat and had wondered if that caused spreading.
Hugs, Lisa
- January 24, 2012 at 4:59 PM
- Jay said...
wow..sounds amazingly tasty
Tasty Appetite
- January 24, 2012 at 5:25 PM
- Kathleen said...
So they don't spread if you use parchment? I have to bake a ton for this week for a party. i usually chill mine so they don't spread, but I will try the parchment.
We like them nice and thick, not thin and crispy!
I am always looking for the perfect cc cookie recipe. Yours look delicious!
- January 24, 2012 at 5:26 PM
- Best Desserts said...
Really these are one of the best cookies and treats to given as gift to colleagues, friends,or family. These cookies looks quite yummy and delicious. Thanks a lot.
- January 24, 2012 at 5:41 PM
- Pamela Bates of Mercantile Muse said...
if i could onl grab one from the screen- that would be so good
- January 24, 2012 at 5:56 PM
- Holly said...
Love that theres almond extract in these. I've got to try these soon! :)
- January 24, 2012 at 5:56 PM
- Gina said...
I do love almond flavor, so I know I would love these. They look fabulous!
- January 24, 2012 at 5:57 PM
- FABBY'S LIVING said...
This cookies look so yummy! I love the almond flavor idea. Thanks for sharing. Your present is on your way. Hugs,
- January 24, 2012 at 6:14 PM
- Sarah said...
Oh, these do look yummy. Thanks for the tip. I never have good luck making CC cookies that don't spread. ;-)
- January 24, 2012 at 6:38 PM
- Marigene said...
- January 24, 2012 at 7:00 PM
- Danielle said...
Wow, these look amazing! Can't wait to try this recipe! YUM : )
- January 24, 2012 at 7:12 PM
- A Hint of Home said...
They look amazing! I do love almond!
I'll have to try them sometime!
Thanks for sharing the recipe!
- January 24, 2012 at 7:14 PM
- Designs By Pinky said...
Oh my, I am making these tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!!!! They sound so good, thanks!!! And, thanks for the parchment paper tip! XO, Pinky
- January 24, 2012 at 7:19 PM
- Sue said...
I have never considered adding almond extract to cc cookies, but I love it so I will sure give it a try! They look fabulous!
- January 24, 2012 at 10:42 PM
- Pondside said...
I can't resist a recipe with the words 'best' and 'chocolate chip' in the title. I'm trying to imagine almond flavouring - love it so will give it a try.
- January 24, 2012 at 11:04 PM
- It's me said...
Delicious darling....seize the day...xxx..
- January 25, 2012 at 12:12 AM
- Castles Crowns and Cottages said...
Hello there dearest! Thank you for visiting me and I MUST SAY that almond flavoring is my favorite, next to vanilla in my baking. I even put a small drop of it in my vanilla yogurt mixed with COCOA POWDER and frozen CHERRIES! Now that is one good combination: cherries, almond flavoring, chocolate. What more could you want every morning? I also add raw oats, almonds and frozen raisins.....now you are making me think of raisin cookies that my mum used to make with chocolate chips...I better get out of here before I get dangerous ideas!!!!!!!
THANK YOU FOR VISITING and be well my dear. Enjoy! Anita
- January 25, 2012 at 3:33 AM
- Sweet Meanderings said...
I have to try your recipe! I never thought of using almond instead of vanilla. What a great idea!
- January 25, 2012 at 4:03 AM
- Sandra said...
How I wish I were your neighbor.
- January 25, 2012 at 4:26 AM
- Rettabug said...
*wiff-sniff* ~Rettabug inhales deeply~~
So THAT's what I'm smelling!! What a great idea to add almond to your cookie dough. I can't wait to try it.
AND why have I NEVER thought to use parchment paper for cookies before? DUH????? Next time, for sure!
- January 25, 2012 at 5:08 AM
- Amanda said...
I just want to thank you so much for your blog and pinterest boards. I am so busy right now raising lots of kids I don't have time to find recipes and ideas, but I did find you! Every post is great and all the ideas wonderful. Thank you so much for finding all these things and graciously sharing them with us.
- January 25, 2012 at 5:14 AM
- Pat@Back Porch Musings said...
Oh my gosh!! Choc Chip is my favorite. These look delicious!
- January 25, 2012 at 6:05 AM
- kitty said...
I love almond & with chocolate...mmmmm!!!
- January 25, 2012 at 6:08 AM
- La Table De Nana said...
Never baked a choc chip cookie w. almond! Thank you..they look delicious and jacques would love them.
- January 25, 2012 at 6:13 AM
- Linda (More Fun Less Laundry) said...
Jacqueline, these look delicious! I love almond flavoring but have never thought to use it in chocolate chip cookies! I am wondering if you use light or dark brown sugar, or if you think it matters? Linda
- January 25, 2012 at 6:48 AM
- Jenny's Heart said...
I am thinking a box of those need to be sent to Virginia....LOL.
Thanks for the recipe, they look great!
- January 25, 2012 at 7:39 AM
- Bonnie said...
So great to hear from you! I think you could sell your cookie pictures for chocolate chip advertisements. That first shot makes my mouth water. It is spectacular.
You always impress me with your cooking. I also loved your post about the Miss America pageant. I have not visited you in a while. It has been hectic lately. I guess I am slower than all of you because it is hard to post, visit and comment as much as I'd like and do life too. Have a great day.
- January 25, 2012 at 7:43 AM
- eileeninmd said...
Oh my your cookies do look delicious. I almost want to grab one right off the screen. The almond flavoring sounds yummy too. Thanks for sharing the recipe. Have a great day.
- January 25, 2012 at 8:57 AM
- Mama Zen said...
These look divine. I must try these!
- January 25, 2012 at 9:53 AM
- Farmhouse Style Living said...
Well let me grab my apron! Jackie just posted another "I GOTTA try this one!" recipe. Those just look too good to pass up. I agree with you on the almond too. I love the taste and smell of it. I just got some almond scented soap that smells so good I have seriously considered taking up swearing in the hopes someone will wash my mouth out with it!
- January 25, 2012 at 11:25 AM
- SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...
There is nothing better than a chocolate chip cookie! I love the sound of the almond flavoring in these. They're beauties.
- January 25, 2012 at 1:09 PM
- Marina {Yummy Mummy) said...
Yep, those look "best ever" to me :)
- January 25, 2012 at 1:42 PM
- pammy said...
Wow thanks so much for this! Gonna give it a try on my next night off. Thanks for the tip about parchment.
- January 26, 2012 at 3:21 PM
- Lisa said...
What a great twist on the chocolate chip cookie.
- January 27, 2012 at 9:24 AM
- scrambledhenfruit said...
I can always make room in my recipe file for a new chocolate chip cookie. I love almond, so I bet I'd love these! :)
- January 27, 2012 at 10:37 PM
- Bartender Certification said...
This really looks delicious. I'm definitely craving for a plate of that right now. Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe. This is definitely a must do recipe this weekend since I got my Food Safety Training.
- January 29, 2012 at 11:28 PM


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Cannella has guided the Minutemen to many of the most successful seasons in program history since being named the head coach on Nov. 9, 1994. The Lynbrook, N.Y., native took the 2006 squad to the NCAA Championship Game and led UMass to the most single-season victories in program history (15) as well as the No. 1 national ranking during the 2012 season, which culminated in the most recent of the team's eight trips to the NCAA Tournament under Cannella.
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Following Massachusetts, the next-most common home state among current Minutemen is New York (10), while no other has more than three UMass men's lacrosse student-athletes calling it home.
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Gianni Bianchin, a 5-foot-10 attackman and midfielder, hails from Stoney Creek, Ontario, but attended high school at Trinity Pawling in Pawling, N.Y. He was ranked as an Inside Lacrosse Top-50 Canadian Player during his scholastic career and was a first team all-league selection in 2012 when he accumulated 77 points. In his native Ontario he was part of the provincial squad that won national championships in 2010 and 2011.
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Oliveri ended the year ranked 12th in goals-against average (8.63) and 16th for save percentage (.559) in the final NCAA statistics release (May 27). With his goals-against number, Oliveri is the only freshman to place among the top-20 in the nation while being one of only five first-year goalies in the same grouping for save percentage.
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Calvello was also one of only three faceoff men in the top-15 competing in his first season as one of the leading specialists on his respective team, joining Georgetown's Tyler Knarr (fifth, .622) and Army's Alex Daly (10th, .586). Calvello's ability to control the X led the Minutemen to own the eighth-highest team percentage in the nation (.576), which was the highest among squads featuring a first-year specialist.
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In 2013, UMass downed a trio of top-20 teams without having the comfort of playing any of those games at home on Garber Field, fighting by No. 4 North Carolina, 12-11; No. 16 Lehigh, 6-4 and No. 20 Hofstra, 9-8.
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Moving to and through St. Augustine, whether in a personal or commercial vehicle, is a challenge. The city's compact historical district's small, narrow streets draw millions each year, and when volume meets capacity, there can be gridlock.
In recent years there have been many studies by governmental and private entities evaluating the existing traffic systems and proposing ways to increase efficiently and the ease of moving around St. Augustine. Some studies focused just on street use, others on pedestrians and bicycles, still others on light rail and shuttle services, but there has not been one with the complete, overall view that is likely to result from the St. Augustine Mobility Institute.
Running September 17- 21, the Institute is a weeklong intensive effort to learn about mobility challenges along the city's three entrance corridors - King Street, San Marco Avenue, and Anastasia Boulevard - and the by week's end propose solutions based on input from a series of public workshops.
The Institute, a partnership between the City of St. Augustine and the North Florida Transportation Planning Organization,(NFTPO) will be managed by the engineering consultation firm of HNTB. It was City Commissioner Nancy Sikes-Kline who, as a member of the NFTPO, became aware of the program and the with the help of the city's Planning and Building Department was able to secure an allocation of $125,000 to cover the cost of the study.
Click here to download and print an one-page flyer with the complete schedule and locations of the meetings as well as general information regarding the institute. The flyer is an easy way to invite others as well as post on community center, church or civic club bulletin board.
The week opens with a kick off meeting on Monday afternoon, September 17 in The Alcazar Room to allow stakeholders an opportunity to provide input on the needs and issues to be addressed. Then on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, public workshops will be held in the neighborhoods of the three entrance corridors: King Street, San Marco Avenue, and Anastasia Boulevard. Finally, on Friday a wrap up session will again be held in The Alcazar Room bringing together the results and recommendations.
The Institute will focus on strategies with the potential of enhancing enhance mobility within St. Augustine specifically addressing:
• Traffic and congestion management,
• Cyclists and pedestrians,
• Transit,
• Multimodal transportation center,
• Private transit and tour vehicles,
• Wayfinding,
• Parking,
• Business access, and
• Economic development.
A Participants" Handbook (download here) is a rick resource book with maps and summaries of a number of transportation plans and proposals already completed. The handbook will be a necessary tool for anyone interested in participating in the institute.
This is a unique opportunity to have input on the shape of the city's transportation future. All meetings are open to the public. Please note that two or more members of the St. Augustine City Commission may be in attendance at one or more of these meetings.
For additional information, contact: Mark Knight, Planning and Building Director, City of St. Augustine, Phn: 904.825.1065, Email: email@example.com.
Kickoff meeting
Monday September 17, 2:00pm - 3:00pm
The Alcazar Room
St. Augustine City Hall
75 King Street
King Street Corridor meeting
Tuesday September 18, 5:00pm - 6:00pm
(regarding King Street between Granada Street and Palmer Street)
The Alcazar Room
St. Augustine City Hall
75 King Street
San Marco Avenue Corridor meeting
Wednesday September 19, 5:00pm - 6:00pm
(regarding San Marco Avenue between Castillo Drive and US 1)
Florida School for the Deaf and Blind
Moore CLD Room (use Macaris Street entrance)
207 N. San Marco Avenue
Anastasia Boulevard Corridor meeting
Thursday September 20, 5:00pm-6:00pm
(regarding Anastasia Boulevard from the Bridge of Lions to Spartina Avenue)
St. Augustine Alligator Farm and Zoological Park
Anastasia Island Conservation Center
999 Anastasia Boulevard
Wrap-Up meeting
Friday September 21, 2:00pm-3:00pm
The Alcazar Room
St. Augustine City Hall
75 King Street
Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability or family status. For complaints, questions or concerns about civil rights or non-discrimination, or for special requests under the Americans with Disabilities Act, please contact Mark Knight, Planning and Building.


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How can I see what is causing this action and kill it?
You can do: if you cant do it in normal startup then do it in safe mode, for safe mode press rapidly F8 (in most cases) during boot time, to see list, and select Safe mode
Option 1
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Nov. 16, 2012
SEATTLE - Stan Pocock, a Seattle native and former University of Washington oarsmen and coach, received the Medal of Honor award from USRowing at their annual Golden Awards Banquet on Wednesday night in New York City. Regarded as the highest honor in USRowing, it is a life-time achievement award given to those who have demonstrated excellence and accomplished extraordinary feats in rowing.
Pocock, the son of Pocock Racing Shells founder George Pocock, was introduced to rowing at a young age. His father taught him how to row and introduced him to boat building when he was just a teenager. Pocock attended the University Washington and was a member of the crew team, rowing two seat on the varsity eight boat that placed third at the IRA Championships under head coach Al Ulbrickson in 1947. He graduated from UW with an engineering degree and joined Ulbrickson's coaching staff in 1948 as the freshman coach. Pocock coached at Washington from 1948-1955. He became the first coach of the Lake Washington Rowing Club when it was founded three years later in 1958.
Pocock also coached several crews that competed in the Olympics, winning multiple medals including a gold in Rome with the men's four.
His innovate ideas in boat design forever changed the landscape of rowing. Working in his father's shop, Pocock was the first boat builder to incorporate fiberglass into a boat design, and in 1961 created the first full fiberglass shell.
As a memorial to his father, Pocock , his sister Patricia, and others in the rowing community established the Pocock Rowing Center--a premier rowing facility located in Seattle in just below the I5 bridge over Lake Union.
On Wednesday night, Pocock was called up to receive his award in front of a crowd that included another former Husky and three-time Olympic gold medal winner Mary Whipple. He received a standing ovation after his acceptance speech.
Also honored as part of Golden Oars ceremony were the fans choice awards. Greg King, a former Husky crew athlete and 2005 UW graduate, was chosen as Junior Coach of the Year. In his first season as head coach of the Washington, D.C. based high school, King's crews dominated on the national stage, winning gold at the 2012 Scholastic Rowing Association of America National Championship Regatta in the women's eight and took silver at the Stotesbury Regatta. The Washington Post named him a 2012 All-Met Coach.
USRowing announced that Whipple and the other members of US women's eight have won the 2012 Ernestine Bayer Award and will be honored at the 2012 USRowing Annual Convention in Oklahoma City, Okla. in December.


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The Council on Foundations wrote to the Department of Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to urge them to prioritize several regulations and guidance documents that impact our members. Each year, the Priority Guidance Plan identifies and prioritizes those tax issues that the agencies should address through regulations or revenue rulings, procedures, notices, and guidance throughout the upcoming year.
Family Foundations
The Council on Foundations defines a family foundation as one whose funds are derived from members of a single family, though this is not a legal term and has no precise definition. The Council on Foundations suggests that family foundations have at least one family member serving as an officer or board member of the foundation and, as the donor, that individual (or a relative) must play a significant role in governing and/or managing the foundation. Most family foundations are run by family members who serve as trustees or directors on a voluntary basis. In many cases, second- and third-generation descendants of the original donors manage the foundation.
Family foundations make up over half of all private (family, corporate, independent, and operating) foundations, or 40,456 out of approximately 73,764 foundations (Foundation Center, 2011). Family foundations make up approximately one-third of the Council's membership.
Family foundations range in asset size from a few hundred thousand dollars to more than $1 billion. The holdings of family foundations total approximately $294 billion, or about 44 percent of all foundation holdings of $662 billion. Despite this, three out of five family foundations hold assets of less than $1 million. Family foundations gave away approximately $21.3 billion in grants in 2011 (The Foundation Center, 2011).
Below is everything on our site for family foundations. You can use the filtering options on the right to narrow these results.
Corporate tax integration ("corporate integration") is a tax reform topic that Senate Finance Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-UT) has been discussing for some time now. Chairman Hatch has indicated his intent to present a corporate integration proposal by the end of June 2016.
What is corporate integration?
Corporate integration is a way of addressing the issue of "double taxation" on corporate income. Under our current system, corporate income is taxed at two levels: the level of corporate profits and the level of shareholder dividends.
Use these resources in your meetings on the Hill and to promote the work back home. Make sure to check back regularly as updates may be released.
Everything you need to know about foundation law in one easy-to-use, regularly updated guide
The Council on Foundations's Compendium of Legal Resources ("Compendium"), is a comprehensive guide to foundation law for the non-lawyer. It is easy to use, self-directed, and regularly updated.
The Council on Foundations partnered with the National Human Services Assembly to provide our members access to the PurchasingPoint® program. PurchasingPoint® is an exclusive discount program for nonprofits that leverages group buying power to access significant savings from your vendors you use every day.
Private-Family Foundation Sessions
Networking Events
Saturday, April 9
All conference attendees are welcome to attend these preconference events.
Networking Reception for Community Foundations featuring The Harwood Institute
5:15-6:15 p.m. — Georgetown, Concourse Level
Advancing Rural Communities' Economic Success Agenda
8:30-9:30 a.m.
Registration and Overview
- Stephanie Powers, Senior Director for Policy and Partnerships, Council on Foundations
- Janet Topolsky, Executive Director, Aspen Institute Community Strategies Group
9:30-10:15 a.m.
This year Philanthropy Week kicked off with the Council's Annual Conference and continued through the week with a host of activities. The conference theme—The Future of Community: Identity. Purpose. Place.—provided a timely and resonant backdrop for Philanthropy Week activities.
Tuesday, April 12
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The "_________s that look like Justin Bieber" meme may be tired, but so what? Who doesn't enjoy looking at pictures of sloths? They're cuter than their name suggests, and they look like agreeable mammals. Right now, some enterprising reader is building a Tumblr of "Lesbian Sloths Who Look Like Justin Bieber." That's gonna be funny.
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Aug. 12, 2008
Brett Newlin Blog
Aug. 11, 2008
On a completely unrelated note, we had Chinese tailors come to the hotel earlier in the week. Many of us jumped at the chance to buy very nice, custom-fitted suits at very good prices. Suits only run about $100...so I got two. They arrived back from the tailors tonight, and a lot of the team is now walking around the halls in their new duds, checking how they look and feel. Our floor could easily be mistaken for a firm of bankers or stock brokers. We look sharp. Everything from pinstripes to tuxes to white linen. You better believe it.


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Metabolic Syndrome and Sugar Addiction
Metabolic syndrome (formerly known as syndrome X) is a term used to describe the inevitable results of the typical high-sugar diet: abdominal fat, elevated triglycerides, high blood pressure, and high blood sugar levels.
Metabolic syndrome should be renamed excess carbohydrate sickness because that's really what it is. Stop eating so many carbohydrates and your syndrome magically disappears!
With a high-carbohydrate diet, the insulin receptors on the cells become less and less sensitive. Because the sugar can no longer enter the cells like it's supposed to, it gets stored as fat instead. Eating a high-sugar diet over time turns your body into a fat-storing factory — you can take in thousands of calories each day, but little of it supplies lean tissue.
Your muscle content drops (which lowers your metabolism), while fat storage becomes more and more efficient. All that body fat increases inflammation, and the insulin resistance refuses to let your body think you've had enough food.
The only way to reverse this downward spiral is to drastically reduce your carbohydrate intake and to commit to some short bouts of high-intensity exercise a few times per week.
The figure shows the current clinical definition of metabolic syndrome set by the International Diabetes Foundation at the time of this writing.


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Aug. 26, 2011
PORTLAND, Ore. - Amanda Frisbee's second half goal was the difference as No. 4 Portland defeated visiting Washington State 1-0 in nonconference women's soccer, Friday night.
Early in the 65th minute, Micaela Capelle created a turnover for the Pilots (2-0-0) near midfield and sent a pass ahead to Frisbee who beat Washington State (1-1-0) goalkeeper Gurveen Clair 1v1 from 12 yards out inside the near left post.
In the fourth minute of the match, Portland missed a chance to go up a goal when Danielle Foxhoven's shot from the top of the box hit the crossbar. For the remainder of the half, Washington State was the more aggressive team as the Cougars outshot the Pilots 3-0, including two on frame, and generated the half's two corner kicks.
Washington State's best chance to net the equalizer was in the 69th minute, when a shot from the top of the box by freshman Jocelyn Jeffers was just wide of the near right post. The Cougars were outshot in the match 13-6, but held a 5-1 advantage in corner kicks. Clair made six saves, all in the second half.
"There are many positives to take from tonight," Cougar Head Coach Matt Potter said. "The disappointment of the loss is obvious and as competitors we are never happy to lose. The response of our student-athletes to execute the plan and the overall team performance gives us a reason to look forward with excitement and optimism.
"To handle the environment with over 4,000 in attendance with such youth bodes well. Portland is No. 4 for a reason. We leave knowing that the difference is in the small details.
"We have to regroup quickly. Sunday presents the next opportunity, with our home opener against Seattle, a team that is 3-0! We look forward to seeing a big crowd and playing in front of our own version of the Portland faithful!"
The Cougars return to Pullman for their home opener, Sunday against Seattle (3-0-0). The match is scheduled for 1 p.m.
Washington State freshmen Korynn Blanksma and Mesa Owsley each came off the bench in their collegiate debut...sophomore Katie Turney was a substitute in her season debut...redshirt-freshman Gurveen Clair made a career-high six saves...freshman Bethanie Skelton recorded her first-career shot...attendance was 4,402, the largest crowd in history for a Washington State road match and the third-largest overall to witness a Cougar soccer match.


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Redick: Donald Sterling 'Didn't Want To Pay Me Because I Was White'
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DURHAM, N.C. (CBS Charlotte/AP) — Los Angeles Clippers guard J.J. Redick says that owner Donald Sterling was hesitant to sign him last summer because he's white.
Speaking to USA Today, Redick went into detail about how his four-year, $27 million sign-and-trade deal almost fell apart despite being initially agreed upon.
"I've been told both ways: one, that he didn't want to pay me because I was white, and that he didn't want to pay me because I was a bench player," Redick, the former Duke University star told USA Today. "I didn't know until after the face. I just got a weird phone call from Doc (Rivers) on July 4, and I got off the phone and said to my wife, 'Something's going on.' He's like, 'You better play for me (expletive).' And I was like, 'Yeah, that's the plan. We figured this out two days ago, right?'
Redick continued: "And then he just rambled a bit … but he never really got into the nuts and bolts of what was happening. And then I got a call about 48 hours later from my agent, and he said, 'We wanted to keep you out of it, but here's what happened.'"
Sterling reportedly almost nixed the Redick deal because of the $52 million he doled out to white center Chris Kaman, who averaged only 11.8 points per game for the Clippers before being traded to the New Orleans Hornets in 2011....


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I'm starting to sound like a broken record here, but it should come as no surprise that for the 11th week in a row, Fifty Shades of Grey is #1 on the New York Times combined fiction and ebook with Darker and Freed following at #2 and #3. What may come as a shocker is that James Patterson, who only has to blink and has a best selling book, usually at #1, didn't unseat Fifty Shades with his first week on the list with 11th Hour.
Fifty Shades 11 weeks at #1, Patterson's book is 11th Hour. Har har. But James is at #1 in hardcover so no tears for him.
One of the many reasons no book can push Fifty Shades of Grey out of the #1 spot from best e-book and best selling trade mass-market, which if you combine those two creates the combine list, is that Fifty is selling hundreds of thousands of books, as well as Darker and Freed.
This article from Publisher Weekly puts many things into perspective, and how because of Mother's Day, Fifty's sales shot through the roof by 40%. Fifty Shades is the perfect Mother's Day gift? Book stores and the like, including the public at large thinks so. Wait until you see these sale numbers.1.5 million copies of the Fifty Shades trilogy was sold in one week:
To the USA Today's charting topping books of the week!
The Fifty Shades trilogy holds the top 3 spots with The Hunger Games trilogy following. Same old, same old.
Big time Young Adult author who has her own roots in the fan fiction community (including some controversy because of that) is at #8 for the first week with City of Lost Souls, the fifth book in Cassandra Clare's Shadowhunter series.
Notable mention just because it has a puppy on the cover and is about a dog: A Dog's Journey by W. Bruce Cameron is at #79.
Synopsis: Direct sequel to the New York Times and USA Today bestselling A Dog's Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron
Buddy is a good dog.
After searching for his purpose through several eventful lives, Buddy is sure that he has found and fulfilled it. Yet as he watches curious baby Clarity get into dangerous mischief, he is certain that this little girl is very much in need of a dog of her own.
When Buddy is reborn, he realizes that he has a new destiny. He's overjoyed when he is adopted by Clarity, now a vibrant but troubled teenager. When they are suddenly separated, Buddy despairs—who will take care of his girl?
I may have to check out Cameron's other books, especially when I see something like this:
Synopsis: After 13-year-old Charlie Hall's mother dies and his father retreats into the silence of grief, Charlie finds himself drifting lost and alone through the brutal halls of junior high school.
But Charlie Hall is not entirely friendless. In the woods behind his house, Charlie is saved from a mountain lion by a grizzly bear, thought to be extinct in northern Idaho.
And this very unusual bear will change Charlie's life forever.
I hope you have enjoyed this overview of the charting top books for the week.


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I received information from the dolphins about training camp. As it was last year, reporters are not allowed to post live from the stands, so you'll undoubtedly see updates from the beat writers hustling back and forth to the media room to provide updates.
But this year they've also told us that fans will not be able to provide any live updates from training camp. They've made it clear that tweeting, blogging, or otherwise just giving real-time updates on the Internet is vetbotten.
I was hoping to provide some updates or perhaps recorded sound clips, but now I have to think about how to work around this - or forget about it.
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District: Suncoast
Date of Meeting: 04/17/2013
Joe Paul APWU Lakeland, Chairperson Rosemary Spade APWU Mid-Florida Dan Spires EAP Consultant Felix Rodriguez NPMHU Mid-Florida, Ad Hoc Ira Edelstein NPMHU VP, Ad Hoc Larry Barron NPMHU Tampa, Ad Hoc Don Nogiewich NALC Clearwater Ellen Wholey Manger Safety, Suncoast District Doug Fiedler Postmaster Clearwater Detlev Aeppel NALC Tampa Leroy Middleton MPOO B1, Suncoast District Judy Farrell Human Relations Manager, Suncoast District
Michael Searle APWU Tampa Eric Siegel EAP Consultant Meridith Fuentes NMPHU Tampa, Ad Hoc Dan Tegreeny NALC Orlando Kathleen Kaplan APWU Maura Solomita EAS
1. Introduce guests 2. Eric Siegel or Dan Spires will give reports 3. Judy Farrell will give a report 4. Review of the March 20, 2013 meeting minutes (attached) 5. You will notice that I have incorporated our EAP QR code (is the term used for 'quick response') on both the Meeting Minutes as well as our Agenda packet on the upper left side of the pages. We will attempt to include this QR code on all of our future projects. 6. Old reports 7. New reports
|Dan Spires handed out his new business cards. He pointed out to everyone that the QR code developed at Dan Nogiewich's suggestion is being used nationally on the back of the new business cards. • Judy Farrell stated that the EAP Coaching information was sent to all EAS employees to encourage them to use it. Information for craft employees will be out soon. Service Talks for craft employees are pending certification. EAP information was sent out via the Suncoast Scoop. Dan Nogiewich pointed out that the QR code was not on the ad. • The minutes from the March 20th meeting were reviewed. No quarterly reports were available for review. Joe Paul stated if Eric will e-mail the report to Joe, he will send it out to the Committee members. • EAP involvement with the Unions was discussed. EAP had a booth at the Florida State APWU Spring Seminar. Dan Spires stated he can also get copies of all the handouts that were at the EAP table at this Seminar. • Members of the Committee were reminded Eric Siegel had requested all members send him a picture so he could update the bulletin board in Tampa. The Committee discussed taking another group picture. • Judith stated that the new EAP talk would be going out on Friday. The EAS talk was not certified, but the craft employees talk would be certified. Whether craft employees are actually receiving the service talks was discussed. Due to understaffing it is difficult to find time at all the facilities to give stand up talks. Employees are being given one on one talks or handouts. • Leroy Middleton is checking on the legalities of having people representing various clubs, being granted access to the have informational booths inside the facilities for "Life Fairs." The Committee wanted to be able to offer employees outlets to assist them with coping the stresses of life. Leroy will speak with Enola. Judy Farrell felt it was not an issue as long as nothing is being sold, though it would be preferable that these events were held outside the buildings. Discussion was held whether to coat tail the Life Fairs of other activities held by the Social and Recreation Committees or to include them with a Safety and Health Fair. • The Committee discussed having a trial Life Fair at one of the larger facilities such as Tampa P&DC. The Committee decided they need to gather ideas to get a rough idea of what type event this will be; the advertising for it, which activities to include, and whether there will be any costs entailed. Also we need to decide what the identity of the event is; i.e., balancing life and work, work and family. Judy will check to see if we can have a Safety and Health Fair and piggyback the EAP event on it. She should know something by the end of next week.
The Committee discussed having a slogan contest to replace "Make the Call." Suggestions could be e-mailed to Joe Paul's personal e-mail address at email@example.com. We could advertise the contest in the Suncoast Scoop and post flyers in all the facilities. We will continue to look into what kind of prize could be offered. • Joe Paul will invite Enola Rice to the next EAP DAC meeting. • Ira reminded everyone that an EAP Consultant should be present at all excessing announcements. EAP was not invited to the last Town Hall Meeting at Mid- Florida to announce an excessing event. • Doug Fielder suggested EAP (Maybe Nationally) send out a message to reassure employees after the Boston Marathon bombing and the ricin incidents.
Agenda items for next meeting:
Advisory Committee questions should be posed to the NJC by calling Deborah Atkins at 202-268-8708. Employees, eligible family and household members with questions about program services should call 800-327-4968 TTY: 877-492-7341.
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It wasn't that long ago when a game called Evolve quietly sprang onto the scene.
Since that moment noise has slowly been building and building and somehow it's grown to be louder than that of other huge titles releasing this fall like Destiny. Bungie's next big thing has $500 million and the backing power of Activision behind it and yet the game has just as much hype surrounding it as Evolve does. But Turtle Rock Studios and 2K Games have been working up to this moment, it didn't just happen by itself.
Details regarding the title have been sparse with the most clarity coming from the media's first hands on with the Goliath and the initial round of four hunters. From that moment on there was a quiet murmur among gamers.
Did you hear about that Evolve game?
When Penny Arcade confirmed that 2K would have the title not only prominently displayed, including a giant statue of the Goliath, but that it would also be playable and many knew they were going to wait in line for countless hours just to play a single round.
After three days and hundreds of matches the buildup for the title had skyrocketed. Ask anyone what titles they'll be purchasing this fall and chances are Turtle Rock's title will be among them.
The developer has had previous success with the Left 4 Dead series, something that reinvented multiplayer gameplay. According to 2K Games Executive Producer Denby Grace, the experience behind making that title has been one of the primary reasons why Evolve is the way it is today.
"I think the guys at Turtle Rock specifically are very original," Grace says. He notes that it's 2K Games that owns the rights to the franchise. "Since 2K has owned the property for Evolve, there obviously has not been any consideration for [Xbox 360 and PS3]."
That is since the project began, "I believe previously it began as a [past]-gen platform," he continues, "but where the game is at now, it really is a truly next-gen experience, especially when you look at things like the environment, the world, how rich it [all] is, how much is going on with the AI we're driving, the wildlife system and how the game looks.
"It really is a dense experience; it can only be delivered on that next-generation of console."
And that's only made even better with a studio like Turtle Rock behind it. "It's a constant effort from [them]," he states, "the guys at Turtle Rock are a very intuitive development team."
The project was actually a perfect fit for the studio due to Left 4 Dead's similar features. "They have the game coach and [in Evolve], the game is watching what you're doing as a player. If you're not doing it, then at that point we show you a message [explaining what you should do]. . .We use this to keep you on [the right] path and make sure you're having a good time. It's using the same game coach system that was used in Left 4 Dead."
The similarity between the two titles means that the studio has had time to iterate on things that fell short in its previous games. Grace also thinks some of this is due to the nature of the title, how it stresses a deeper level of strategy, leaves a positive flavor in player's mouths.
"I think the game is genuinely deep in terms of its mechanics and systems," he adds. "Much like you see from games like Starcraft, strategies change week to week with us. We find a way to beat the people we are playing against, then they find a way to beat that and it keeps happening that way."
There's just so much depth, it's a genuinely unique experience.
Grace injects his personal opinion into the conversation, "For a first-person shooter, it doesn't rely on twitch reflexes, which is something that for me, turns me off to a lot of games nowadays. I use to be a massive Unreal player, but as I've got older and I'm able to dedicate less time to players games, it puts me off playing those twitch reflex games. I just don't like getting hammered by some 14-year old kid, we've all been there."
"Evolve doesn't rely on that, it doesn't rely on your reflexes. It's a lot more about how you are using your brain."
Regardless of everything else, the results at PAX East can not be denied.
"What was really cool was taking the game to PAX and running some 400 games," Grace tells us. "We were actually very pleasantly surprised between [players wanting to play as the monster versus the hunters]. We expected to see more of a slanting towards monsters, but we just didn't."
"In terms of what we saw, there were some features that we didn't see people use that we use [internally].
"Overall, we were super ecstatic about the way things went."
For now, we wait until next week for Evolve to take one more monstrous step towards release.
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THE MASKS OF THE GODDESS, beautifully illustrated with photographs by Thomas Lux, Peter Hughes, Anne Beam, Ileya Stewart and others, documents a collection of 30 multi-cultural masks of Goddesses created by artist Lauren Raine. The collection of masks traveled throughout the U.S, from the Spiral Dance in San Francisco to the Chapel of the Sacred Mirrors in New York City, continually in use by choreographers, ritualists, and storytellers for almost 10 years, as they celebrated the Divine Feminine in myth, history, and within our own lives. The book includes stories of the Goddesses, articles,
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I've been a visionary artist for over 30 years, specializing in community art projects, sacred masks, and visionary arts. I also teach the Art of the Mask. In 2007 I had a fellowship at the Alden Dow Creativity Center to pursue my community arts project "The Hands of the Spider Woman", based upon the Native American legend; in 2009 I will be continuing the project at the Henry Luce Center at Wesley Theological University. May we all become "Beautiful Weavers".
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'Improving crop yields, stopping wastage are major challenges to avoid global food crisis'
Major challenges lie ahead for the global food industry as increasing urbanisation shrinks rural labour forces and non-renewable resources are becoming scarce, according to a leading authority in agriculture and food.
Sudhakar Tomar, managing director of Hakan Agro, the UAE's largest agribusiness trading organisation, said that for the first time 50 percent of the world's population lives in cities, with the overall population growth rate increasing faster than the average growth rate of food production. "As the world's population is expected to reach nine billion by 2050, there will be an extra 2.5 billion mouths to feed, meaning overall food production needs to be raised by 70 percent," said Tomar, adding that reducing wastage, both in the supply chain and on the table, as well as eating smarter will go a long way to satisfying the growing appetites of the world's population.
Tomar will be among an expert panel of speakers at the second edition of SIAL Middle East Conference, where he will highlight the various challenges of global food supply, and the measures to combat these challenges. The three-day conference runs alongside SIAL Middle East Food Exhibition, taking place from 21-23 November at Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (Adnec).
A line-up of 31 high-profile international and regional speakers will join Tomar as they look to address delegates about the pressing issues and opportunities facing the global food industry. The first day focus is on food retail, with the afternoon dedicated to a featured session on seafood from Vietnam. The second and third day will put a spotlight on business and marketing, trends and innovation, nutrition and healthy food, and food security and sustainability, where Tomar will outline how to meet the challenge of feeding a population of nine billion people by 2050. Improving crop yields "To feed nine billion people is difficult but not impossible," added Tomar. "The world can produce enough food to feed everybody now and in the future.
We can solve the global food crisis in our lifetime if we improve our crop yields in the developing world, stop wastage at the farm level in Asia and Africa, stop wasting food on the plate in the first world, and most importantly, if we start eating smart. "At the current farm level in Asia and Africa, 50 percent of crops are lost due to pests, diseases, bad storage and an almost non-existent supply chain. "Furthermore, 40 percent of food is lost or thrown away in North America and Europe between the shop and the dining table." Mohamed Jalal Al Reyaysa, official Spokesperson, Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority and chairman, Higher Organising Committee for SIAL Middle East, said that the SIAL Middle East conference provides an ideal platform to bring together government representatives and the private sector to discuss the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the global food and agriculture sector.
"Due to population growth and increasing per capita income, food consumption will reach 51.5 million tonnes by 2015 in the GCC alone," said Al Reyaysa. "Meeting this increasing demand for food is both a challenge for the GCC governments and an opportunity for private sector players to expand within the market.
The SIAL Middle East Exhibition and Conference provides the all important stage to meet the challenges and capitalize on the opportunities that lay ahead." More than 12,000 trade visitors from 80 countries are expected to attend SIAL Middle East 2011. The trade show will host an exhibitor line up of more than 500 food and equipment manufacturers and suppliers. There will also be 16 national pavilions.
From Turkey, Argentina, Korea, China, Taiwan, Iran, France, Italy, Poland, Vietnam, Thailand, the United Kingdom, the United States, Egypt, Tunisia, and the UAE. 70 percent of the exhibitors and the food products on display will be seen for the first time in the region.
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One of team Garmin-Transitions' younger talents, Danny Summerhill, is just as home off the road as he is on it. As a junior in 2007 he won a silver medal at the cyclo-cross world championships.
This December he added the U.S. U23 national cyclo-cross champion jersey to a closet already packed with stars-and-stripes titles. And as he has done for many years he is spending the rest of the 'cross season as one of the invited riders at USA Cycling's European 'Cross Camp in Izegem, Belgium. Here he hopes to improve upon last year's experience, culminating with the world championships in February.


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PRESQUE ISLE - Neal Bernard Kelley, 89, left this life, Sunday morning, Sept. 22, 2013, peacefully at his home in Presque Isle. Neal was born almost 90 years ago, Nov. 30, 1923, in Limestone, the youngest son of John and Georgiana (Corrow) Kelley.
He grew up in a proud farming family. After graduating from Limestone High School, he attended the University of Maine at Orono where he became a member of Phi Eta Kappa. Interrupting his education for service during
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, returning to graduate with a degree in Civil Engineering from the University in 1948. He married close to home, to his lifetime companion, Marlene (DeLucry) Kelley, formerly of Mapleton. After a brief stint in the Boston area, Neal was employed for many years in Aroostook County businesses and brokerages that brought Maine products to the tables of America. Along with his professional employment, Neal was known for his considerable "fix it" skills at home, at the family business," Kelley's Fabric Care" and anywhere else he was needed. As his family can attest, there were very few "I told you so's." He was an active member of the Kiwanis, a member of Saint Mary's Catholic Church; attaining 4th degree in the Knights of Columbus. He continued to be a proud member of the American Legion and the Probus club. Neal served in a number of leadership capacities over many years of involvement in these organizations. If something needed to be done, Neal could be counted on to do it, in a quiet and understated fashion. Neal enjoyed time on the golf course, a good game of cribbage, and his many winters in New Smyrna Beach, Fla., with many special friends at Moontide. Neal was most proud of his family and their many accomplishments; ancestors and descendants alike.
He is survived by his wife of many years, Marlene of Presque Isle; his six children and their spouses; son, "Neal" Christopher and Alisa (Jackson) Kelley of Barrington, R.I.; daughters, Anne and Larry LaPlante of Presque Isle, Nanette and Robert Balliot of Bristol R.I., Paula and Carl Flora of Presque Isle, Rebecca Morgan-Buccieri and her husband, Steve, of Andover, Mass., and Coralee and Jeffrey Thomson of Kittery; and 15 grandchildren, Caroline, Jackson, and Ian Kelley, Jennifer, Steven, and Andrew LaPlante, Kathleen, Matthew, and Richard Flora, James, Sarah, and Jonathan Morgan, and Patrick, David, and Ellen Thompson. Neal is also remembered by his great-grandson, Luke LaPlante; and many beloved nieces and nephews. All of them will miss their "Dad," their "Pappa," their "Grampy," and their "Uncle." Neal was predeceased by his parents, John and Georgiana; brothers, Linwood, Hubert, and Bertrand Kelley; sisters, Marie Burke, Lena Leavitt, and Loretta Mahaney; and his infant daughter, Deborah.
Friends may call 10 a.m. until time of service Saturday, Sept. 28, at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Parish of the Precious Blood, Main Street, Presque Isle. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated 11 a.m. with the Very Rev. Jean Paul Labrie officiating. Interment with military honors will follow the Mass at North Main Catholic Cemetery, Presque Isle. Donations may be made in his memory to: St. Mary's Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 813, Presque Isle, ME 04769; or to the House of Comfort, P.O. Box 867, Presque Isle, ME 04769. Online condolences may be expressed at
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The Flushing Mall's food court is not long for this world.
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From Beirut to a bicycle village
The Iwens are used to feeling the air move against their faces, and to these new villagers, the air in Yellow Springs has seemed sweet since the first encounter.
A new leader for Methodists
In the last eight years the Yellow Springs United Methodist Church has transformed from a small, aging congregation to an active and renewed church under the leadership of Pastor Charles Hill. As the 76-year-old Hill retires, the church looks to a new pastor, Yellow Springs native Sherri Blackwell, to build on his accomplishments.
CSAs for good food, local focus
Both Smaller Footprint Farm and Heartbeat Community Farm have thrived since going into business in 2006 by growing vegetables directly for their members using a model called Community Supported Agriculture, or CSA for short.
Pastor Hill's Final Sermon
Eight years ago, Pastor Charles Hill came out of retirement to serve at the Yellow Springs United Methodist Church. Today, he gave his final sermon at the church and in his 52-year career as a pastor.
Rodney Bean Day
Yellow Springs Mayor Dave Fobert declared May 28, 2010 to be "Rodney Bean Day," in honor of Bean's 11 years of service as the Executive Director of the Yellow Springs Senior Center.
Benefit honors former YS musician
This Saturday, May 29, Peach's Grill will host a benefit for musician and long-time Yellow Springs resident, J.J. Yates, who was brutally attacked last month in Cincinnati.
Grand Prix Criterium canceled
The Yellow Springs Grand Prix Criterium that was scheduled for Friday night May 21 has been canceled due to scheduling difficulties, according to the Yellow Springs Chamber of Commerce. However, Friday night is still a Third Friday Fling, so from 6–9 Yellow Springs will be lively with music, dancing, wine tasting, gallery openings, shopping and […]
Getting a bigger life, in Cuba
Clinical psychologist Jeanne Lemkau went from a windowless office at the Wright State Medical Center to living with nuns inside a leprosy sanatorium in Cuba, and from a career track in academic medicine to international activism and public education.
Feedback for visioning sought
Yellow Springs and Miami Township community residents are encouraged to take part in an open house, "Shape Our Future," the third public participation phase of the ongoing visioning process that began almost a year ago, and that winds up soon.
Low-income senior housing builder presents to Council
At their May 17 meeting, members of Village Council heard a presentation on low-income senior housing from Lynn Dalton, president of the Franklin Foundation of Columbus. The nonprofit group has built 14 senior communities in Ohio, and is interested in partnering with the Village or local nonprofits to build one in Yellow Springs.


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I have an integral: $$\int_0 ^a\int_0 ^b\int_0 ^a\int_0 ^b \sin(x)\sin(\bar{x})\sin(y)\sin(\bar{y})f(x,\bar{x},y,\bar{y}) \, dx \, dy \, d\bar{x} \, d\bar{y}$$ Where: $$f= \dfrac{\sin(\sqrt{(x-\bar{x})^2+(y-\bar{y})^2})}{(x-\bar{x})^2+(y-\bar{y})^2}$$
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Considering only the $x$ part: $$\int_{-x} ^{a-x}\int_0 ^a \sin(x)\sin(x+u)f(u,v) \, dx \, du$$ Integrating this with respect to $u$ analytically is difficult while with respect to $x$ is easier. But the $u$ limit have $x$ terms. Can I, by any way, make the limits of $u$ as $0$ to $a$ but yet carry a simpler integration with respect to $x$?


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Halcyon and James met at work: "We both really love the depression era, speakeasy vibe style and for us to dress up for a few hours and be like love on the run would be a wonderful and unforgettable experience. We are both from and live in London and therefore a London twist to the photos would be great!"
We had a brilliant afternoon shooting around locations in South London. Our final stop being Bar Story – the coolest bar in Peckham nestled under the railway arches. A special thank you to Ben for your hospitality and behind the scene footage – you were awesome. And congratulations to Halcyon & James, I have no doubt your wedding is going to be amazing!


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State Police in Barbour County are investigating the death of a 2 year-old Belington girl.
Troopers said emergency crews tried to revive the toddler, but she was pronounced dead at Davis Memorial Hospital.
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