text:
Family-Favorite Italian Chicken RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
4.5 11 12
Crispy chicken is treated to a jazzed-up sauce in this simple main dish that's oh, so comforting and good. —Carol Heeren, Parker, South Dakota
- 2 cans (8 ounces each) tomato sauce
- 2 teaspoons dried basil
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 3/4 cup dry bread crumbs
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 large eggs
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1/4 cup shredded Parmesan cheese
- Hot cooked angel hair pasta
- In a small saucepan, combine the tomato sauce, basil and garlic powder; heat through.
- Meanwhile, flatten chicken breasts to 1/4-in. thickness. In a shallow bowl, combine the bread crumbs, oregano and salt. In a separate shallow bowl, whisk eggs and water. Place flour in another shallow bowl. Coat chicken with flour, then dip in egg mixture and coat with bread crumb mixture.
- In a large skillet, cook chicken in oil in batches for 4-6 minutes on each side or until juices run clear. Spoon sauce over chicken; sprinkle with cheeses. Serve with pasta. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Family-Favorite Italian Chicken in Simple & Delicious December/January 2011, p29
Medium-Bodied Red Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a medium-bodied red wine such as Chianti, Sangiovese, Malbec or Zinfandel.
Reviews for Family-Favorite Italian Chicken
Please Log In or Join to add a rating and review.
Click stars to rate
Any changes to your rating or review will appear where you originally posted your review
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2015
"Great flavor!! My "I don't like chicken" 6y had 2 servings!!"
Reviewed Jun. 11, 2014
"Very good. Next time, after browning the chicken, I would bake them with a slice of mozzarella cheese on top so it melts easily with a little sauce on top for a few minutes"
Reviewed Apr. 27, 2012
"LOVED this! the best chicken parm i've made. i browned the chicken on both sides, then put them in baking pan, spooned sauce on sauce, topped with parm - then baked uncovered at 375 for 15 min. turned out fabulous!"
Reviewed Jun. 6, 2011
"two thumbs up! this dish is wonderful!!"
Reviewed May. 2, 2011
"I baked this instead of frying it, still very good. I would have liked more sauce to accompany the pasta."


text:
All things Mother Earth Living
by Robyn Griggs Lawrence, Editor at Large
I just got this great email from a good friend of Natural Home & Garden, Debbie Hindman:
Robyn—it's such a great experience when we are forced to step outside of our everyday existence and the realization hits us—I am not alone, I am not the center of the universe, and the planet continues to breathe and hum along with out me! How short-sighted we can become as we fill our days (and sleepless nights) with never-ending to do lists and deadlines to meet. Your experience at Maho Bay reminds me of similar occasions when I am faced with my own immortality, and quickly I gain new perspective.
How to create space in my life to allow that shift to occur naturally and keep me in alignment with the heartbeat of the planet—keeping this thought uppermost in my mind is my goal. Seeing all the wonders of Spring growing before my eyes helps my focus . . . appreciating the earth's ability to spring up and grow and create beauty is inspiring! I want to create beauty and grow too! If that is my goal, how can the world around me not be served and therefore those around me too?
Pay Now & Save 58% Off the Cover Price
Copyright 2016, All Rights Reserved | Ogden Publications, Inc., 1503 SW 42nd St., Topeka, Kansas 66609-1265
Special Interest Websites : Community Chickens • Good Things to Eat • Keeping Backyard Bees

subset: commoncrawl


text:
According to Comic Book Movie on Saturday, screenwriter of "X-Men: Apocalypse" Simon Kinberg explained that the comic book movie would entail a Roland Emmerich disaster-like format that will to be analogous to the "Independence Day" film. The Apocalypse character would also be responsible for the contribution of converting other characters to the whims of a justifiable belief system. Kinberg mentioned that Apocalypse would be on an even more grander scale than the Magneto character.
In an interview with James McAvoy at the black carpet event premiere of the film "X-Men: Days of Future Past" in New York, he had mentioned he had never been in contact with Kinberg about his vision of Apocalypse. The Professor Xavier actor does have the belief the sequel will contribute to a situation that is "biblical" in nature. This film would likely give a vision of how the mutants can tend to date back to the "origin of the species." Kinberg also talked about how this could lead to the introduction of more younger versions of the "established X-Men characters."
Producer Hutch Parker also mentioned the comparison between "X-Men: Days of Future Past" and "X-Men: Apocalypse" as far as how one introduces a plethora of characters to the film and what they are able to do as opposed to a film that entails an epic, disastrous situation where the stakes are considerably high. Kinberg mentioned that Apocalypse isn't destroying the world for the sake of doing so, but for the sake that he deems it serves a reasonable purpose.
This is par for the course of most villains in films these days, but the 5,000 year old mutant is so philosophical in nature that his beliefs may influence other characters. Magneto even gives convincing arguments to Professor Charles Xavier proving him numerous times that humans have an extreme prejudice against their own kind. It's no wonder even the audience may sympathize with Erik.
"X-Men: Days of Future Past" is open in theaters everywhere and "X-Men: Apocalypse" is scheduled to be released May 27, 2016.
Suggested Links
- Marvel's script rewrite and Edgar Wright's separation from the 'Ant-Man' movie
- 'Star Wars 7' not involved with Jim Henson's Creature Workshop
- Behind the scenes with James Gunn and the cast of 'Guardians of the Galaxy'
- A good look at Ronan the Accuser in James Gunn's 'Guardians of the Galaxy'
- Jesse Eisenberg stays away from social media since being cast as Lex Luthor


text:
Last week, Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi stated, "We have to vote for the bill so you can see what's in it."
This week she said, "Once we kick through this door, more reform will follow." Many believe the reform that follows will have the effect of government takeover of health care. The more statements the Speaker of the House makes, the more she reveals the liberal progressive agenda.
Rasmussen reports that the opposition and approval numbers have remained the same over the past 6 months.
"A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 43% favor the health care plan proposed by President Obama and congressional Democrats, while 53% oppose it. Those findings include 23% who Strongly Favor the plan and 46% who Strongly Oppose it."
Will the Obamacare bill reduce costs? Taxes will rise on medical devices, and those costs will be passed to patients. As Paul Ryan, member of Ways and Means Committee points out, double accounting is inherent in the bill where savings and offsets provide smokescreens. AMA supports the bill, but many physicians do not. Flooding the health care market with 26 million people without an immediate increase in doctors means long waits for appointments. A poll last September revealed that many doctors would consider leaving medicine if the health care reform is passed.
Many experts, including Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin demonstrate the holes in the argument for this current legislation saying, "This bill adds a new health care entitlement when we have no idea how to pay for the entitlements we already have," Rep. Paul Ryan (R) of Wisconsin said at a health care summit Obama convened last week.
Our economy is shaky and out national debt and deficit has hit a new high. The current health care insurance reform bill will consume one sixth of the US economy, but Congress has to vote for it so we can see what's in it. Or they might try the Slaughter option.
To conclude: White House adviser David Axelrod said, when questioned about cost savings, "We don't know how the cost savings will work yet."
Remember Obama said he wouldn't sign a bill that would add one dime to the deficit. What about millions of dimes?


text:
Meet the new docs
We'd like to introduce you to eight physicians who have joined us in the past year…
Rebecca Armendariz, MD. is a palliative medicine specialist. She specializes in the treatment of musculoskeletal, myofascial and neuropathic pain. She also focuses on improving patients' functional deficits and enhancing quality of life goals for patients and their families.
After graduating from Creighton University School of Medicine in Omaha, Dr. Armendariz completed an internship in internal medicine and her residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation at Virginia Commonwealth University Health System in Richmond. She also completed post-graduate training in oncology pain and hospice/palliative medicine at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.
"I believe cancer care is multidimensional and includes treating the physical, social, emotional, cognitive and spiritual symptoms that affect a person's life," she said.
Julie Billar, MD, board certified by the American Board of Surgery, specializes in breast and lymph node surgeries.
A graduate of the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, Dr. Billar completed her internship and residency in general surgery at Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education in Scottsdale, where she received the General Surgery Peer Service Excellence Award. She also completed post-graduate training in breast surgical oncology at the John Wayne Cancer Institute in Santa Monica, Calif.
"As a fellowship-trained breast surgeon, my practice is solely dedicated to patients with breast disease," she said. She relies on "a multidisciplinary approach to breast cancer care so each patient leaves with a solid understanding of what to expect and knows her plan."
Daniel Chamberlain, MD, specializes in treating head and neck, lung and gastrointestinal cancers. A board certified radiation oncologist, he is a graduate of the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York. Dr. Chamberlain completed his internship at the Mayo Graduate School of Medicine in Scottsdale and his residency at the Yale-New Haven Medical Center in Conn.
"I chose to work at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center in Gilbert because I wanted to be able to offer my patients the best care available," Dr. Chamberlain said. "When I heard that Banner Health was partnering with The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center to form a new cancer center in Arizona, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to offer world-class care here in the Phoenix area."
Philippe Lanauze, MD, is an interventional radiologist specializing in diagnosing cancer.
He completed a fellowship in vascular and interventional radiology at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, St. Luke's Hospital and Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston and his residency in radiology at MD Anderson.
Anna Likhacheva, MD, is a radiation oncologist who specializes in treating breast cancer, gynecologic malignancies and lymphoma with radiation.
A graduate of the University of Arizona College Of Medicine, Dr. Likhacheva completed her internship at The University of Texas Medical School at Houston and her residency at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.
"I know that Banner MD Anderson brings the values of caring, integrity and discovery to the care of cancer patients in Phoenix," Dr. Likhacheva said. "I am very fortunate to work with a tremendous team of physicians, physician assistants, nurses and therapists here whose dedication ensures a positive experience for patients who come through our doors."
Jignesh Patel, MD, specializes in women's imaging, as well as body and cardiovascular MRI and is board certified by the American Board of Radiology
A graduate of Rutgers Medical School in New Jersey, Dr. Patel completed his residency at the University of North Carolina and his internship at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia.
Winner of the Alexander R. Margulis First Time Presenter Award, Dr. Patel's goal is simply "to provide the best radiologic services possible in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer."
Santosh Rao, MD, specializes in medical oncology, breast oncology, survivorship, cancer prevention and integrative oncology. He wants to help those with cancer or at high risk of developing cancer to confront this disease.
"I believe in a holistic approach to cancer care prevention as well as secondary prevention, focusing on all aspects of care," he said. "I believe that no matter the circumstance, as caregivers we can offer hope and support and educate patients how they can participate in their own care."
Board certified by the American Board of Integrative and Holistic Medicine, Dr. Rao is a graduate of the University of Michigan and completed his residency and internship at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia.
Matthew Ulrickson, MD, specializes in hematology, oncology and stem cell transplantation, treating various types of lymphomas and leukemias.
Dr. Ulrickson completed a hematology/oncology fellowship at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center at the University of Washington in Seattle. He completed his internship and residency at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. He received his medical degree from The University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston.
"I want physicians in the Phoenix area to know that I believe reputations are earned. I want the opportunity to prove that I will take excellent care of their patients. I want physicians to know that if a patient is referred for stem cell transplant, I will make every effort to return the patient to their care as soon as it is appropriate."
He is a member of the American Society of Hematology, the American Society of Clinical Oncology, the Society of Hematologic Oncology and the American Society of Blood and Marrow Transplantation.


text:
Can hip hop improve US-Pakistan relations? (BBC)
16 November 2011
US State Dept. sends Chen Lo to Vietnam
US consulate sponsors hip-hop programme
HCM CITY — Three hip-hop performers from the US will conduct training programmes in Ha Noi, Hai Phong, HCM City and Can Tho between May 9 and 22.
Break dancer Brandon "Peace" Albright, rapper Chen Lo and DJ Scan will take part in the programme sponsored by the US Department of State and the US Consulate General in HCM City.
The programme is part of a series of events which the consulate organises to promote cultural exchange and mutual understanding between the people of the US and Viet Nam.
American hip hop is at the centre of a worldwide music and fashion trend that crosses social barriers and cuts across racial lines.
The group will conduct a two-day training and exchange programme (May 17-18) at the Dance School of HCM City for 35 local break dancers, rappers and DJs.
The training will include a brief history of hip hop and hands-on demonstrations of artistic techniques.
After HCM City, the group will travel to Can Tho City to conduct a similar programme on May 20 – 21 at the Can Tho Cultural Centre.
Each American hip-hop envoy has previously participated in US Department of State cultural exchange programmes in other countries.
US Embassy Sponsors Hip Hop in Nepal
From the
From March 1-6, the U.S. Embassy sponsored Hip-Hop themed workshops, master classes, and concerts, reaching more than 2,500 Nepali youth.
The U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu sponsored three hip hop artists from the Global Block Foundation targeting youth in Pokhara (approximately 200km west of Kathmandu) and the capital Kathmandu from March 1 to 6, 2010. This program was a part of the State Department's Performing Arts Initiative.
In Pokhara 90 hip-hop enthusiasts attended workshops and more than 1,000 students enjoyed public exhibitions at their school premises. In Kathmandu 320 youth hip-hop enthusiasts attended six different workshops, master classes and lectures with themes ranging from "Origins of Hip-Hop" to "Basic Rhyme/Positive Expression." In addition, 600 students in Kathmandu enjoyed an interactive public exhibition at their school. The group also participated in a jam session with local musicians in front of 250 music lovers. The Global Block Foundation's program culminated in a night concert in conjunction with local artists and musicians with 300 audience members.
The participants were principally youth (particularly high school aged students), musicians, educators, rappers, and dancers. Approximately 30% of all participants were female.
Very glad to see Terry White keepin Hip Hop Diplomacy alive wherever he goes. More on this soon…
My name is Khan and I'm not a terrorist
And, in the great tradition of art imitating life, this point proved true last summer when Shah Rukh Khan, the actor who plays Khan in the film, was
By the end of the 2.5hr film, Khan has also journeyed to a poor village in the deep South and helped save a Black church after a Katrina-esque hurricane, establishing an interesting link between Muslims and African-Americans and setting up the requisite happy ending (a natural law in Bollywood) in which the newly-elected President Obama awards Khan for his heroism and says to him, "Your name is Khan and you are not a terrorist!". Then everyone in the crowd joins hands to sing "We Shall Overcome" and we all live tolerantly ever after.
But only in the movies. In the real world, President Obama has fallen well short of the promise he made last April, in
Meanwhile, the White House recently announced the
In honor of all the Khans in the US and abroad who are not terrorists, I will withhold my applause until Mr. Obama and his special representatives actually get on the stage and start singing the song they promised us all we would hear. They may not know the exact words yet, but it couldn't hurt to take a cue from one very hopeful Hindi film and just start humming "We Shall Overcome".
Here's a teaser from the official website with a familiar melody…
And here's the full trailer with English subtitles


text:
Agency Trading Desks Demystified
February 1, 2012
A new ANA white paper brings to light the essentials of an emerging audience purchasing model. While trading desks have been around for about four years, little has been done to educate the marketing community about their potential benefits.
Members Only Content
This content is available to ANA Members only. Please login below or create an account.
You may already be a member. Find out if your company is already an ANA member.


text:
- Research
- Programs
- News
- Events
- White Room
- About Us
California Launches Largest Energy-Efficiency Effort in U.S. History
Published by the Environment News Service, October 1 2009
The California Public Utilities Commission says it wants to make energy efficiency a way of life in California, and on Thursday, the commission put its money where its mouth is by approving the largest energy-efficiency program in American history.
The commission approved an energy-efficiency budget of $3.1 billion for Southern California Edison, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San Diego Gas and Electric Company, and Southern California Gas Company, which will cover the three-year period from 2010 through 2012.
This is the largest commitment ever made by a state to energy efficiency and further confirms California's leadership, the commission said in a statement, adding that the funding from this decision can create between 15,000 and 18,000 skilled green jobs.
For full article see:www.ens-newswire.com/ens/oct2009/2009-10-01-091.asp


text:
Lost brain cell function, a precursor to schizophrenia and cognitive disability has been found restored, to a degree, in mice who have been given an anticancer drug that contains p21-activated kinase (PAK) inhibitors.
PAKs are expected to work for negative conditions in the brain like cancer, Fragile X Syndrome, Neurofibromatosis (both type 1 and 2), and a number of Autism Spectrum Disorders.
A study by Johns Hopkins Hospital finds promising potential for this experimental drug to be developed for use as a therapy for schizophrenia in humans.
The results of the experiment are not conclusive as there are not enough studies conducted so far, however behaviors in rodent-type schizophrenic symptoms have been reduced and normalized. The sample of mice used were those considered 'teenagers".
There is potential, also, for this drug to not only reverse but also block future incident of damage. Johns Hopkins representative Sawa says that this drug has that potential.


text: Age: 66 Address: Spring Creek Rd, Bakersville, NC Date of Death: Wednesday, August 6, 2014 Arrangements: Henline-Hughes Funeral Home Arnold Buchanan, age 66 of Spring Creek Rd, Bakersville, NC passed away August 6, 2014 at his home. A Native of Mitchell County, NC he was a son of the late Virgil R. and Maggie Buchanan. He was retired as a Radio Broadcaster with WTOE Spruce Pine, NC and WECR Newland, NC. He was a Veteran of The United States Army and was a member of Cane Creek Baptist Church. Survivors include his brother, Carl Buchanan, of Bakersville, NC, a sister, Mabel Stamey, of Spruce Pine, NC, and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his sisters; Hazel Wyatt, Belle Jones, and Rachel Buchanan, and brothers; Brown, Coleman, Earl and Buster. Funeral services will be held Sunday, August 10, 2014 at 3:00PM in the chapel of Henline - Hughes Funeral Home with Lonnie McClellan and Tim Watson officiating. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. Interment will follow at Buchanan Cemetery (Roan Mtn#2). Henline - Hughes Funeral Home is assisting the Buchanan Family.


text:
Home » Unlabelled » Fumbles
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
Posted by David Kennedy
In the NFL, a player fumbles when he drops the ball or gets it pulled or knocked out by his opponent. The quarterback is the exception, because the ball can only be fumbled before the pass actually starts. When the pass starts is determined by the point at which his arm is all the way back, and he starts a forward motion. After the forward motion starts, a knocked out ball is an incomplete pass; before it is a fumble.
In the Jets game, we had such an occurence. Brett Favre dropped back to pass, and was stripped of the ball by Matt Roth. As you can see - and the official saw from the replay - Favre's arm was back when the ball came out, so it was indeed a fumble.
But, what the officials missed was this: the ball was stripped at the 28, but was recovered at about the 10 by Miami. Now, its not that unsual for a ball to "squirt" out and bounce around.
But, take a look at what Favre is doing in this snap. He's reaching for the ball, and in our opinion trying to bat it (swat it) forward to create something. Maybe his team recovers and gets a first down? It struck me at the time that this was a crafty move by a veteran.
The problem is that this is an illegal play. Favre should have been flagged for illegally batting the ball forward. Typically, this would be a 10 yard penalty from the spot of the foul. But, the question is how would they enforce the penalty? The rule states that the defense would take over at the spot of the infraction; that is it would be Miami's ball at about the 18.
The officials blew this call, I think.
[our respects to CBS, the NFL, and the Dolphins]
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Mr. Nobody Showtimes and Tickets
Read Movie Reviews about Mr. Nobody Write a Movie Review for Mr. Nobody
Release Date: 2013-11-01 (Limited)
Genre: Drama, SciFi/Fantasy
Rating: R
Duration: 2hrs 18min
A young boy stands on a station platform. The train is about to leave. Should he go with his mother or stay with his father? An infinity of possibilities rise from this decision. As long as he doesn't choose, anything is possible. Every life deserves to be lived.
Cast and Crew
- Starring
Jared Leto, Rhys Ifans, Sarah Polley, Diane Kruger, Chiara Caselli, Daniel Mays, Natasha Little, Linh Dan Pham, Juno Temple, Valentijn Dhaenens, Linh-Dan Pham
- Directed by Jaco Van Dormael
- Produced by Philippe Godeau
- Written by Jaco Van Dormael
Search For Theaters
Write a review for Mr. Nobody
Login to write review:


text:
Architect designs stylish racks for pickup trucks
Racks mounted above the bed of a pickup truck are a great way to carry a kayak to the river or pipes for a plumbing project on the construction site. Great, that is, if unsightly. Nothing says "work truck" quite like a traditional, scaffold-style rack.
But a retired architect from Atlanta, Georgia, launched the Kramer Rack Plus, the "sport utility rack with style."
"I was getting to retirement time and thought I was going to retire and enjoy life," said Jerry Kramer. "Then I got the idea for this rack and it kind of swallowed me up. I'm working now more than I was before."
Kramer invested four years in design, development and patent procurement, but finally has his rack in production.
"I wanted something that looked like it was part of the truck, like it belonged on the truck, and I wanted it so the truck would still fit into a standard 7-foot garage," said Kramer, whose son was one of his first customers. Kramer's son has a home remodeling business. "He was always hauling long things, but didn't want the frame-look rack on his truck," Kramer said. "He also wanted his truck to fit into the garage."
Kramer has designed his rack so it not only is stylish, but adjustable in length and width and thus can fit virtually any mid- or full-size pickup truck, from Ford Rangers to Chevy Silverados and everything in between, and both domestic and foreign nameplates.
He's now working on a series of attachments designed for specific applications, from carrying surfboards to the sort of loads typical in the construction trades.
The Kramer Rack Plus is made from reaction-injection molding, a process in which steel is molded into shape, then polyurethane is injected into the mold to encase the steel core. Kramer says he uses the same durable polyurethane as is used for truck bumpers. His racks are produced in Indiana and are rated to carry 1200 pounds. The racks are available in gloss black or a ready-to-paint finish.
A Kramer Rack Plus retails for $1,295 and is available from www.kramerrackplus.com.
Click here for more product reviews and do-it-yourself articles.
No spam ever, we promise! Unsubscribe anytime. See a sample.
Privacy Policy • Terms and Conditions • Listing Agreement
Sign Up For Our FREE Newsletter
Get the latest blog articles, eye candy and listings from ClassicCars.com delivered directly to your inbox!


text:
Share |
2013: Game-by-Game stats ... named All-Pac-12 honorable mention ... also earned spot on Capital One Academic All-District 8 Team ... Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team selection ... named Pac-12 Player of the Week on Sept. 24 after posting back-to-back shutouts of College of Charleston (9/20) and Colgate (9/22) ... named Top Drawer Soccer's National Player of the Week and to the outlet's National Team of the Week on Nov. 26 after his performances in the NCAA Tournament against Loyola Marymount (11/21) and Cal State Northridge (11/24) ... started all 21 matches and played all 1983:02 of the campaign ... owned a goals-against average of 1.13 and posted five clean sheets ... also picked up an assist ... chalked up first shutout in 1-0 win at Santa Clara ... made five saves in 2-1 overtime win at UC Santa Barbara (9/27) ... turned away seven shots, including a penalty kick, in 1-0 loss at No. 1 California (10/20) ... stopped two shots in 1-0 shutout of Oregon State (11/10) ... assisted on the equalizer against Loyola Marymount in the NCAA Tournament First Round (11/21), then, in the penalty shootout made Stanford's final spot-kick then stopped LMU's last chance ... made one save in shutout of Cal State Northridge in the second round (11/24).
2012: Named to Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team ... started all 18 matches, 17 in goal and one in the field ... logged just over 1,565 minutes in goal ... posted five shutouts and shared another while owning a goals-against average of 1.21 ... earned a rare assist at California (11/9) ... started at defender in 3-2 win over Oregon State (10/18) ... in goal, earned first shutout in 1-0 opening-day win at San Francisco (8/24) ... made three saves and shutout No. 11 UC Irvine (9/7) ... turned aside seven shots in 2-0 shutout of California (10/4) ... made four saves at No. 25 UC Santa Barbara to earn second away shutout of a ranked team ... stopped four shots in 4-0 win at San Diego State.
2011: Split time in net with Jason Dodson, earning playing time in seven matches, including six starts ... compiled an impressive record of 3-2-1 ... played 613:16 minutes, allowing just eight goals ... finished with a goals against average of 1.18 ... made 16 saves on the year.
2010: Played 79 minutes in relief of an injured Jason Dodson in a 3-0 loss to California (10/2) ... allowed three goals and made two saves in his only game of the season ... finished his rookie year with a record of 0-1.
High School/Club: Played his club soccer at YMS Xplosion and won Pennsylvania state titles in 2005 and 2009 ... anchored the back for his club during Pennsylvania Region-1 premier league titles in 2006, 2007 and 2009 ... led Pennsbury to Suburban One League titles in 2006, 2008 and 2009 ... three-time all-conference selection at goalkeeper and named the All-Southeastern Pennsylvania Team in 2009 ... named to the Philadelphia Golden Team in 2009 ... an Adidas ESP All-Star Selection and a top-100 player on TopDrawerSoccer.com's list of 2010 players to watch ... represented the United States in several national training camps during his U-14 and U-15 seasons.
Personal: Major is undeclared... given name is Alexander, but goes by Drew ... son of John and Carol Hutchins ... has two older brothers who also played collegiate soccer ... oldest brother John played at Brown, while middle brother Sam played at Drexel.
Career Stats:


text:
Home / Class Resources
There are various resources that provide definitions of terms, authors who write about, and overviews of topics related to social media, including encyclopedias in the Reference Collection on the main floor of Cook Library, as well as online encyclopedias and research databases. Some sources that might be useful are listed below.
For a list of additional sources that available in print on the main floor of the library in the Reference section, See: Social Media: Additional Resources.
There are numerous databases in different disciplines that will provide articles on various aspects of social media. Probably the most useful for this course will be a combined search using: Academic Search, Communication & Mass Media Complete, PsycINFO, Social Sciences Abstracts and SocINDEX, which are all EBSCO databases, so they can be searched simultaneously
The URL for this Web page is http://pages.towson.edu/sara/social_media.html
Home / Class Resources sfn 2/21/12


text: I am in LOVE with this shot of the mini Faberge Egg cake from Z Molu Photography for a feature on Wedluxe. The shoot was based around a Black Swan inspired ( in a non literal way) wedding. You must take a look of the full feature on Wedluxe and the rest of the fabulous team that put the whole look together.


text:
I'm going to make use of the series $\displaystyle \sum_{n=0}^\infty \frac 1{n+1}$.
and that $\displaystyle \int_0^\infty \frac{ \sin^2 x} x \, dx = \sum_{n=0}^\infty\int_{n\pi}^{(n+1)\pi} \frac{ \sin^2 x} x \,dx$
If I use variable substitution $t=x-n\pi$ it gives
$$\tag 1 \sum_{n=0}^\infty\int_0^\pi \frac{\sin^2 t }{n\pi+t}dt $$
$$\tag 2\frac 1 \pi\sum_{n=0}^\infty\int_0^\pi \frac{\sin^2 t }{n+1} \, dt$$
$$\tag 3 \frac 1 \pi \int_{n=0}^\pi \sin^2 t \;dt\cdot \sum_{n=0}^\infty \frac 1 {1+n}$$
I don't really know how to explain this or what i have done. If someone knows how to solve this.


text:
Liberty Partnerships Program
Program History
Services for High School Students
Services for Parents
How to Sign Up
Contact Information
Program Brochure
The program provides academic and personal support services to at-risk youth in grades 7-12 in the Rochester City School District (RCSD). LPP offers academic enrichment, tutoring, college and career exploration, life skills strategies, counseling, community service opportunities, social and cultural experiences, as well as activities for parents.
LPP recruits from six RCSD target schools. A part-time on-site advisor is assigned to each target school to provide case management and academic support. After-school tutoring is held at the Damon City Campus – the downtown campus of Monroe Community College.
Contact information
Liberty Partnerships Program
Monroe Community College
Damon City Campus
Susan Gunther – Program Director
228 Main Street East
Rochester, New York 14604
Telephone: (585) 262-1690
Fax: (585) 262-1680
E-mail: email@example.com
What can LPP do for you as a high school student?
Academic Enrichment Services
- After-school tutoring
- Academic support services provided by on-site advisors
- Study skills and test-taking workshops
- Access to computers for homework and research projects
College and Career Exploration
- College tours
- College preparation workshops presented by MCC Admissions Personnel
- Speakers' Bureau to highlight various professions and occupations
- Career exploration workshops
- Career shadowing opportunities at area businesses and organizations
Life Skills Strategies
- Workshops presented by community-based organizations
- Job-readiness skills training
- Time management and organizational skills seminars
- Conflict resolution and anger management workshops
- Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens curriculum
Social and Cultural Experiences
- Field trips to museums, theater performances, and athletic events
- Tours to local historical sites including the Riverwalk Underground Railroad, Susan B. Anthony House, Mt. Hope Cemetery and the George Eastman House
- Recreational activities including ice skating, movie days, scavenger hunts and game days
Community Service Opportunities
- Volunteer experiences at local sites including FoodLink, Open Door Mission, Maplewood Park and LifeSpan
LPP services for parents
- Open House and tours of MCC's Damon City Campus
- Workshops on educational advocacy, credit counseling and parental empowerment
- Social and cultural opportunities
History of the program
The Liberty Partnerships Program (LPP) was started in 1988 by the New York State Department of Education to reduce the high school dropout rate. We are one of many partnerships affiliated with colleges and universities serving students throughout New York State. Our vision is to ensure that LPP students graduate from high school and enter post-secondary education and the workforce as highly competent adults
Partners include:
Monroe Community College is the lead agency of the consortium of businesses, colleges and community based organizations that support the Liberty Partnerships Program.
- Action for a Better Community
- American Red Cross
- Center for Dispute Settlement
- City of Rochester
- Eastman Kodak Company
- Family Learning Center (RCSD)
- M & T Bank
- Nazareth College
- Parent Action Center (RCSD)
- Rochester City School District
- Rochester Institute of Technology
Contact Information
Damon City Campus
5th Floor, Room 5081
(585) 262-1460


text:
2008 All Over Again
The Most Important Election of Your Life Is Not This Year
Donald Trump Frees Us to Vote as We Wish
Betraying Progressives, Democratic Platform Panel Backs Fracking, TPP and Israel Occupation
Politicon 2016: Sarah Palin Hails the Rise of 'Golden Wrecking Ball' Donald Trump (Video)
By Daniel Domscheit-Berg $15.64
E.J. Dionne $28.50
Now that Bernie Sanders has a "massive national and indeed international profile," MSNBC host Rachel Maddow asked in an interview with the candidate's wife recently, "Do you see an organization being formed out of the Sanders-centered movement that has sprung up around his campaign?"
Donald Trump now is portraying himself as the peace candidate and a great unifier. But don't believe the propaganda. He is as divisive as ever.
On the most recent episode of "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" the comedian released what MSNBC's Rachel Maddow called Monday "an asset in our nation's arsenal in how to cover civics." And by "asset" she means clips of every Supreme Court justice in the Roberts court as a dog. Yes, a dog.
Truthdig Editor-in-Chief Robert Scheer and the other "Left, Right & Center" panelists ask whether Syria can be solved and respond to a new study that finds it's no harder to climb the economic ladder today than it was 20 years ago.
On her program Tuesday, the MSNBC host recounted her many years of friendship with the young but accomplished journalist who had died in a car crash in Los Angeles earlier that day.
A look at the day's political happenings, including three whistle-blowers testify before a House panel on September's attacks in Benghazi and Michele Bachmann sees more trouble related to her 2012 presidential campaign.
A look at the day's political happenings, including Michelle Obama's social media foray and word on Karl Rove's future at Fox News.
A look at the day's political happenings, including speculation about actor Ben Affleck's political future and Rachel Maddow's sounding off on the government's weak gun regulation efforts.
A look at the day's political happenings, including the unofficial winner of the state of Florida and the question being asked about Diane Sawyer after election night.
As host of her very own MSNBC program, the loquacious Rachel Maddow pretty much always has something to say about the day's issues. But occasionally, even Maddow gets tongue-tied. Like, for example, when she tried to explain actor Clint Eastwood's dialogue with an empty chair at the Republican National Convention.
The image of a coat hanger has symbolized the kind of back-alley abortions that were common before Roe v. Wade made the medical procedure legal in this country. But perhaps now that gruesome image can be replaced with a new, more modern one.
A look at the day's political happenings including Mitt Romney's new campaign strategy and a key Obama campaign adviser makes his VP prediction.
A recent anti-abortion bill signed into law by Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant threatens to close the state's only abortion clinic. That, in turn, could force women to turn to dangerous alternatives, including "coat hanger" abortions.
Dr. Robert Spitzer, the psychiatrist who published a study in 2001 that claimed it was possible to "cure" homosexuality, has renounced his controversial work.
The demise of the European Union has begun with riots; scholars afraid of repression are creating alternate Internets; meanwhile, the Occupy Wall Street protests are starting to get some traction with the mainstream. These discoveries and more after the jump.
Jon Stewart sat down for a lengthy talk with MSNBC power host Rachel Maddow on her eponymous show Thursday night to talk about politics, punditry and, once again, his recent "Rally to Restore Sanity." Lest anyone have the wrong idea ... (continued)
There's nothing unfair, disrespectful or manipulative about what the MSNBC host does here. She simply asks these Joe Miller supporters in Alaska to explain why they're so upset and ... they can't.
AP / Rob Carr
It's comforting for liberals to view the conservative world through the MSNBC bubble and mitigated by the opinions of Chris Matthews, Keith Olbermann and Rachel Maddow. But it's not the real world.
By Mr. Fish
Talk about aftershocks: The politically charged commentary flowed freely from certain media-friendly sources following Haiti's giant earthquake, and according to Jon Stewart's assessment, Rush Limbaugh is missing a key organ, Pat Robertson needs to watch his "pie hole" and Rachel Maddow isn't very good with the whole timing thing. Watch and learn, pundits!
What have you been doing all weekend? If the answer isn't reading about Fox's goofy polls, the man who hid 44 lizards in his pants and great moments in Orwellandia, hop on past the jump for the weekend list and catch up.
Rachel Maddow sets the record straight on reverse discrimination and corrects some of the "facts" Pat Buchanan spewed on her show in a heated debate the two had on affirmative action and race. Watch this clip from last night's "Rachel Maddow Show."
Fun fact about Good Ol' Dubya: Our former president has been hanging on to the heat of his one-time nemesis—Saddam Hussein's 9-millimeter Glock 18C. According to The New York Times, it may be one of the many classy artifacts to be displayed in the George W. Bush Presidential Library, set to open in 2013 in Dallas.
New declassified information reveals that the CIA's torture programs produced false information. September 11th mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed admitted he made up stories under torture, refuting a long-standing and still-used Bush administration argument that harsh interrogation yields highly valuable information. Rachel Maddow provides the details.
On Wednesday, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow revealed the ties between Scott Roeder, Dr. George Tiller's alleged assassin, and the extremist anti-abortion group Operation Rescue, and how Roeder repeatedly got away with violating federal laws protecting abortion clinics.
So, Rush Limbaugh's got his knickers in a twist about Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, calling President Obama's pick of a Latina an example of "reverse racism." This clearly amuses MSNBC's resident smartypants Rachel Maddow, who's at the ready with a zinger or two for Limbaugh in this clip from Tuesday morning's newscast.
Everyone's favorite client No. 9 is making the rounds of the cable news shows and is actually dropping some interesting takes on the economy and Wall Street regulation. Check out his two-part interview with Rachel Maddow.
MSNBC's resident smartypants, Rachel Maddow, paid a visit to "Late Night With David Letterman" on Monday to guesstimate the size of Keith Olbermann's coconut, describe her rise to the heights of punditry and opine about how Wall Street is like a bumper-car ring.
If you didn't catch it already, take a look at MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow's reaction to Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal's disastrous speech Tuesday night. This is what is known as good television.
View the most popular tags overall?
View all tags?
Posted on Jun 27, 2016
A Progressive Journal of News and Opinion
Publisher Zuade Kaufman | Editor Robert Scheer
About Us | Contact Us | Advertise on Truthdig | User Agreement | Privacy Policy | Comment Policy
© 2016 Truthdig, LLC. All rights reserved.
Website development by Hop Studios


text:
Fox News ran a late breaking news banner under the cartoon series 'Family Guy' which said Rand Paul, Mitch McConnell and Speaker of the House John Boehner decided to support 'Obamacare' and legislatively close any discussion of a vote to repeal the president's signature healthcare initiative.
Speaker Boehner said, "Mr President, the 50th House bill to repeal it was an aberration. We should have never taken that vote. People need healthcare."
"Wow" said the President in a midday press conference as he grinned ear to gigantic ear, "I can't believe they are finally on board with the program. If this continues, we'll allow them to sign up."
Senator Ted Cruz, speaking through a spokesperson, "I agree with my colleagues, "I've had just about enough of this negative politicking. I'm going to resign my seat and write a book on acupuncture. He laughed, "The first thing I'll do is stick a needle in my brain and see if there's any feeling."
Just as Obama was finishing up the question portion, an aide rushed up and whispered in his ear. "I've got some startling news ladies and gentlemen" he said, "Russia has started to pull its troops back from the Crimea region and promises to never breach another border!"
In other news, a tweet from Mary Barra, auto giant GM's CEO, was posted today with the headline 'Only Kidding!!!' Don't bother bringing your car in for a callback. It was a joke that was started by a disgruntled employee.
In a communique from North Korea's Kim Jong-Un, the Democratic People's Republic head honcho for life and Queen of the May, all men attending university will now have to get their hair cut in the same style as Kim. Women still have 18 styles they can choose from, but men will now only have Un.
The States of South Carolina and Texas now say they will not try to inject their version of the creation of the planet whether it was 6,000 years ago or the four and a half billion as scientists say. "We'll move on to other battles" says Governor Rick Perry of Texas, "Like whether to give women the vote."
It is April Fool's Day, yet one of these stories is true.


text:
If a refreshing beverage sounds pretty good to you right about now, slip on your Manolo Blahnik designer shoes and get ready to raise your martini glass. May 7 is National Cosmopolitan Day!
Created by freelance writer, cocktail enthusiast and the "Queen of Holidays," this "spirited" holiday celebrates the sophisticated yet simple-to-make and delicious to drink, Cosmo cocktail.
Cosmopolitan Cocktails
While its origins are debatable, the drink has been around for decades.
- "The Pioneers of Mixing at Elite Bars: 1903-1933" published a Cosmopolitan Daisy recipe that called for gin, Cointreau, lemon and raspberry syrup.
- In 1985, The Strand's head bartender, Cheryl Cook, created a "new drink for the Martini glass." Cook combined the new product, Absolut Citron, with triple sec, Rose's Lime Juice and a splash of cranberry juice and named her new concoction after the stylish Cosmopolitan Magazine.
- But when the Cosmo became the cocktail of choice for the fabulous ladies in the fictional Sex and the City television series, the Cosmopolitan became a cocktail sensation around the nation.
Typically made with vodka, lime and cranberry juices, today there are many delicious variations of the Cosmo. In honor of the occasion, why not invite a few of your favorite BFF's over for a Cosmopolitan party and shake up one or two of the fabulous Cosmo cocktail recipes listed below?
20 Fabulous Cosmopolitan Cocktail Recipes
- Classic Cosmopolitan - This classic recipe calls for vodka, Cointreau, cranberry juice, lime juice and crushed ice for this classic drink from Taste.
- Cosmopolitan - This recipe calls for vodka, triple sec, 100 percent unsweetened cranberry juice and Rose's lime juice.
- Cosmopolitan - This version, from Ina Garten, calls for vodka, triple sec, fresh lime juice and cranberry juice.
- Lady's Leg Cosmopolitan - This drink is a real kick! No wonder it's one of the 10 most amazing cocktails in the world! Instead of cranberry juice, you'll need homemade cranberry sorbet, sparkling champagne, orange zest, crushed ice and a fabulous leg-shaped shaker.
- Cosmopolitan #6 - You'll need vodka, watermelon vodka, triple sec, Rose's Lime Juice, sweet and sour mix and cranberry juice for this variation.
- Absolut Cosmopolitan - This cocktail recipe calls for Absolut Citron, lime juice, orange liqueur, cranberry juice and a twist of orange.
- Easy Frozen Cosmopolitan - This frozen cocktail recipe calls for cranberry juice, fresh lime juice, orange or citrus vodka, triple sec, lime wedge and ice. You'll need a blender for this one.
- Cranberry Cosmopolitan - This recipe, from Martha Stewart, calls for Cranberry and Orange Vodka, cranberry juice, fresh lime juice, Cointreau, orange peel and cranberries for garnish.
- Chambord Cosmopolitan - This popular recipe calls for Finlandia Vodka, Chambord, orange liqueur, cranberry and lime juice.
- Rediscovered Cherry Cosmo - You'll need Smirnoff Black Cherry vodka, white cranberry juice, Cointreau and a splash of fresh lime juice for this white version from Cosmopolitan Magazine.
- Cucumber Cosmopolitan - This pretty drink calls for gin, Cointreau, cucumber juice, fresh lime juice, cranberry juice and a slice of cucumber for garnish.
- The French Cosmo - This recipe calls for vodka, pineapple juice, cassis and a pineapple slice for garish.
- Pear Cosmo - Pear-flavored vodka, Cointreau or Triple Sec, fresh lime juice, white cranberry juice cocktail, ice and a slice of fresh pear.
- Very Berry Cosmo - You'll need Van Gogh Acai-Blueberry Vodka, Chambord, triple sec, cranberry juice and fresh blueberries for this cocktail from Colleen Graham.
- Rosemary Infused Cosmopolitan - This version includes a rosemary simple syrup.
- Upgraded Cosmopolitan - This refreshing recipe calls for citrus vodka, cranberry sorbet, Cointreau, fresh lime juice and Brut sparkling wine.
- Blood Orange Cosmopolitan - You'll need vodka, Cointreau, fresh lime juice, bitters, cranberry juice and Schweppes Agrum Collection Blood Orange for this drink from Cocktail Revolution.
- Kombucha Cosmopolitan - This drink calls for citrus vodka, orange-flavored liqueur, plain or cranberry kombucha, pure cranberry juice and fresh lime juice to taste.
- Cosmo Cocktail Sausages - Just in case you're hungry!
- Cosmo Cocktail Cookie Bars - Yep, these delightful cookies have a splash of vodka in them! 'Nuff said!
Happy National Cosmopolitan Day! Cheers!
And as always, please drink responsibly!
Suggested Links
- National Teacher Day: 22 adorable handmade teacher appreciation gifts
- Enjoy National Have a Coke Day: 26 Coca-Cola dishes, drinks and cocktail recipes
- Red Wine Day: Enjoy the health benefits of red wine with 20 red wine cocktails
- National Moscato Day: Twitter Parties celebrate 'spirited' wine holiday online
- Celebrate Mimosa Day with refreshing Mimosa cocktail recipes: Cheers!


text:
Review: Bridgetown's Banquet On A Bridge
Allen Newton Who was the bright spark that decided it would be a good idea to celebrate winter with lunch outdoors on a bridge over the Blackwood River at the end of July?
My Kitchen Rules' Kelly Ramsay gets a real cooking job
Allen Newton WA contestant in Channel Seven's cooking show My Kitchen Rules, Kelly Ramsay has made a reality of her professional cooking dream.
Perth's My Kitchen Rules contestants 'hung from a tree' on social media
Allen Newton They've been cast as the bad guys on reality series My Kitchen Rules, but Perth pair Kelly Ramsay and Chloe James, say they are shocked at the venom shown to them on social media.


text:
Ramon E Carazo, PGA
Main Address:
Sorrento, FL 32776-7746
Ramon Carazo is a PGA Professional in Sorrento, FL. The PGA of America comprises 27,000 men and women professionals with one singular goal in mind - to make the game of golf more enjoyable for you.
Services Offered:
- Play Golf of America Participant
Welcome to Golf Month
Professional has not entered award information.
Home » Golf Courses » Florida » Sorrento » Ramon E Carazo, PGA
PGA of America Championships
Harbor Shores
Benton Harbor, Mich.
Sahalee Country Club
Sammamish, Wash.
Baltusrol Golf Club
Springfield, N.J.
Hazeltine National Golf Club
Chaska, Minn.


text:
Dina Lohan reportedly took a small jab at her ex-husband Michael Lohan on Father's Day according to reports on Sunday, June 15 from Radar Online.
There is no denying that Dina's praise on Father's Day for single moms was meant to be a blow towards her ex-husband Michael Lohan.
Dina wanted to show her full appreciation of single moms, who, have been both mother and father to their children throughout their lives.
This is a definite message that Dina Lohan wants Michael to know that their feud is still alive between them,and that there is no forgive and forget in the near future where it comes to him.
Lindsay Lohan's father, 54, recently confirmed to RO that his now jailed girlfriend, Kate Major are expecting their second baby together.
Dina Lohan posted her message on her Facebook page posting along with a photo of herself as a dedicated mom with her and Michael's kids Lindsay, Michael Jr., Ali, and Cody when they were all very young.
The family photo was captioned,
"Happy Father's Day to all the amazing dads and the single moms, like me, who played both role[s] to our amazing children xo,"
It has been no secret with the public that Lindsay Lohan was raised in a very dysfunctional family setting when she was a child.
Lindsay has also revealed many times throughout her career that her father was NOT present during her childhood.
But Michael has always disagreed with these types of comments from Lindsay and Dina and claims he "took care" of the entire family all his life.
Looks as if it is just to late for Michael Lohan and his first family with Dina, but he has a second chance to redeem himself.
Michael has been awarded the sole custody of his son Landon, 16-months while his mom Kate, 31 is incarcerated serving an eight-month prison sentence.
Major was arrested in March of this year for probation violation, DUI charges. Major is currently three-and-a-half months pregnant with their second child, and could possibly have to deliver the baby in prison at this point.
Do you believe Dina Lohan will ever get over slamming Michael Lohan and move on with her life, or is Michael doomed to get dissed at every turn for eternity?


text:
There will come a time when we look back at the found footage run with either great appreciation or utter sadness. For most it will be the latter, but for some they will remember the true guerilla styled influence that allowed aspiring filmmakers with no budget an outlet. While the times are changing into a more viral display with things such as the "Slenderman" epidemic there are still a few FF films having their run. One of these is the bigfoot creature feature from Justin Steely, Hunting the Legend. If any subject in horror or science fiction can be fully exploited in this format then the case of bigfoot, sasquatch, or yeti is that subject.
Personally I have always been curious to what took so long for films like this to develop. Outside of ghost hauntings, searching for myths and legends should have been leading the subgenre since in a sense, looking for these creatures was our true first glimpse into found footage. From aliens to the Loch Ness Monster we all have one time in our life been presented with the notion that we are not alone. Unfortunately it's the conspiracy theorists that live in the desert or mountain folk that have given us our accounts and to most..well... it's just hard to believe.
Enter the story of Chris Copeland. As a young man he witnessed his father being taken away and killed by one of these creatures during a hunting trip. Since no one will believe him he takes it upon himself to see if the legend is true. Five years after the disappearance, presumed death of his dad, Chris searches for the creature with the help of his best friend Jeff Causey and girlfriend Hannah Wallace. Along with videographer (who happens to be the director) Justin Seeley with his audio guy Alex Ballew. The five of them embark on a journey through the woods of Alabama in search of this modern day legend and get a little more than they bargain for.
It's imperative to mention that this is one of the few found footage films where the director is also in the film. That was very welcoming as usually the guys with the camera are just background fodder until the climax when they are perished (come on you guys know who these work by now). Another thing worth mentioning is this film is set in the south which reminded me tons of the classic yeti movie The Legend Of Boggy Creek. The film starts off like most with all the detailed accounts of sightings and back story then leads into a pilgrimage in the woods that is very reminiscent of the Godfather of found footage The Blair Witch Project. Similar to that iconic film as time goes by small things irritate the group but there is still much more to be desired. At a moment when things heat up and conflict arises is when things turn for the worse. Although jumbled in small moments its a very straight forward film. The issue is like most films of this caliber it's just a little too late for it's time. Not that it's not entertaining by any means. The cast does a very good job of keeping you engaged, but only a handful of viewers will appreciate a group of kids arguing in the woods all day.
Hunting the Legend is short and sweet and has more of a documentary feel than most. With that being said its still hard not to believe the impact it could have achieved if it came out just five years earlier. Case in point if you are a fan of myths and legends then you will find this an entertaining ride. On the other hand if you are completely fed up and done with the found footage movement then this will be one you want to pass up on for sure.
Hunting the Legend is now available on DVD and Digital Download. It is directed and written by Justin Steeley and starring Christopher Copeland, Hannah Wallace, Jeff Causey, Alex Ballew, and Stan Copeland. It is being distributed courtesy of Image Entertainment.


text:
Can't post links, but soon I'll put up mine
Great work btw guys, really loving the minimalistic ones! Inspired me alot.
Can't post links, but soon I'll put up mine
Great work btw guys, really loving the minimalistic ones! Inspired me alot.
I would make the cast bar and holy shock buttons bigger. Same with power auras but I am picky and could prolly easily change those myself. That being said your concept is sexy as hell and I drooled the entire video.
EDIT: Plz hurry lol I can't wait to play around with it
Last edited by silverhatred; 2011-11-02 at 01:03 AM.
Last edited by Velystia; 2011-11-03 at 04:22 PM. Reason: Same screenshot twice.
There is very little difference between healbot and other addons like it.
Sure there are little things that are visual, but from an actual gameplay point of view there is no difference. I wouldn't listen to anyone telling you healbot is a bad addon.
have made new ui ... no more hunting of "pixel precise minimalistic ui" idea. Simple one with just few needed addons.
"Ubi sementem feceris, ita mettes."
This is my druid's new UI. I'm using art from Wildheart UI, it is available on GiganticTexturePack. Power auras: Green leaves are SM and WG and the one in the middle is Harmony uptime. White "pergaments" are cooldowns; innervate, LB, tranq and NS. And there is also OoC proc, that is blizzard aura. In 25-man setup Vuhdo will rise and fill cap between art and castbar.
I'm not sure how to make buttons look better, since there is no "grid" for them. I tried all clean icon skins(thin, square and original), but none seems to fit.
Edit: found masque skin, picture updated.
Last edited by Iryne; 2011-11-12 at 06:50 PM.
http://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/...ight=Kaytemoss maybe there are still some issues that are being worked on so that the finished product performs just as awesome in the video?!
btw i can't find it on wowinterface....i've been looking
Approval pending on WowInterface... Stay tuned =)
Kaytemoss UI, to be released soon (TM)
UI now available for download on WowInterface
Enjoy and please keep the constructive feedback coming
Last edited by Kaytemoss; 2011-11-15 at 07:03 AM.


text:
Prepare your mice, as Blizzard has announced the launch date of Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls. March 25, 2014 is the day, with the click-fest launching on both the PC and Mac.
The Standard Edition will let you play the game, costing $39.99. The Digital Deluxe Edition will be priced at $59.99, including a spectral hound minion for Diablo 3, a treasure goblin pet for World of Warcraft, and portraits for StarCraft 2. There's also the Collector's Edition which is priced at $79.99, and includes everything the Digital Deluxe provides, as well as an Angel of Death mouse pad, art book and behind the scenes Blu-ray/DVD.


text:
Meet LCF
LCF Team
Lemur Colony
Myakka City Reserve
Tampolo Forest Reserve
LCF Publications
LCF News
Madagascar News
Contact Us
Research and Internships
Field Training
Research at the Reserve
Mianatra Center for Lemur Studies
About the Center
Education Outreach
Anne & Walter Bladstrom Library
Library Home Page
LCF Art Collection
Lemur Links
For Kids and Teachers
Lemur Shop
Malagasy Lemur Shop
Lemur Jewels Ltd.
Lemur Art Ltd.
Support LCF
LCF Wish List
Members Only
LCF Documents Portal
Would you like to make a big impact on our organization and mission? The following items, new or used, will make a big difference! Gift Cards to Home Depot, Lowe's or Tractor Supply are always welcome. Did you know that Gifts-in-Kind are tax deductable? Please contact us for information about in kind donations at 941-322-8494 or
contact us
by email.
commercial grade freezer
push mower
wood chipper
electric golf cart
computer server
small backhoe
leaf blower
Animal Care
platform top stat spin centrifuge
heart monitor and/or blood pressure monitor
microscope with 100X lens
radio collars
radio collar receiver
dome construction
kong toys / jolly balls
heavy plastic toys like 'Little Tykes'
Researchers' & Interns' House
towel sets
dinner service, Booths'Chinese Tree pattern
glassware and dishware
outdoor/patio furniture
4-drawer lateral file cabinet for library files
small book cart for library
LCF In Tampolo
2 night vision binoculars
2 waterproof stop watches
video camera for night filming
field notebook computer
GoPro Video Waterproof Digital Camera
field camera with motion sensor
HoBo weather trackers
imac or ipad with imovies for video content editing
PC table
solar panels for forest lemur domes
Staff Education
Tuition for staff professional development training and professional conferences with AZA
Frequent Flyer miles or travel funding for LCF Myakka City staff to work directly with our sister reserve in Tampolo
General Supplies
general cleaning supplies (green products preferred!) - detergent, bleach, windex, soap, sponges, paper towels
postage stamps
general office supplies - photocopy/printer paper, file folders, pens, highlighters, paperclips, post-its, legal pads,etc.
Contribute to the Canopy
We are planting native Florida trees and shrubs in our forests for future generations of lemurs to enjoy. The new trees are carefully selected to suit the terrain and to make the lemurs happy. A healthy forest canopy is vital to the lemurs' survival. If you would like to be a part of our long-range forest management plan by contributing a tree, please contact us and we will provide you more information.
P.O. Box 249, Myakka City, Florida 34251 | 941-322-8494 | copyright ©2009 Lemur Conservation Foundation
comments and questions
alginate casting


text:
This book is a result of a visit at The Luftwaffenmuseum at Gatow, Berlin.
It is also a result of my great interest in aircraft.
Comment posted.
keldkh says Thank you very much, Ladyfire. Really appreciated.
posted at 09:29AM Sep 27 PST
ladyfire3374 says You have done a wonderful job interpreting these aircraft and their significance
posted at 06:15PM Aug 22 PST
keldkh says Thank you very much, Redtreeme. Much appreciated.
posted at 11:11PM Aug 18 PST
redtreeme says Seriously cool machines in this book. Bravo.
posted at 01:28PM Jul 29 PST
Log in or create an account to post a comment.
Walking Alone Published July 20, 2009


text:
Certificate of Arts and Design
National Qualifications Framework (NQF) Level: 5
NQF Credits: 120
EFTs: 1.0
Exit qualification: Certificate of Arts and Design
Qualification Code: PC1008
Duration: 1 year, Full Time
Next Intake: February
Preferential Applications by: 31 October - Late applications considered.
Maximum Places Available: 120
Campus: Main Campus, 24 Balfour Road, Parnell, Auckland
Programme Summary
The Certificate is based around three practical core subjects of Objective Drawing, Expressive Drawing and Design. Students are required to do one term each of Photography and Photoshop. Students must also complete courses in Cultural Studies and Visual Theory. Visual theory introduces the vocabulary of art theory and art history and ways of looking at art and design. Cultural studies looks at origins and ethnicity and how this feeds into creativity. The remainder of the programme is made up of four one week intensive workshops and four electives which students may choose from a extensive list of courses in Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Fine Arts, and Photography, Film & Video. During this year, students must decide which of the four disciplines available that they wish to major in for their Bachelor of Fine Arts.
Your Papers/Classes
10172 Folio Presentation Workshop 4
1051 Cultural Studies 12
1091 Orientation Assessment and Advising 4
1097 Introduction to Visual Theory 12
1420 Design 1 16
1492 Introduction to Photoshop© 4
15002 Photo Studies 4
1712 Expressive Drawing 16
1716 Objective Drawing 16
W11-14 Four workshops 4 credits each 4x4
1101 Fashion Studies - Introduction 4
F1101c Introduction to Sewing Methods - Elective 4
1405 Introduction to Graphic Design 4
1520 Introduction to Video Image 4
1535 Introduction to Painting/Photography 4
1536 Introduction to Intermedia 4
16002 Elective Painting 4
16252 Mixed Media 4
1715 Anatomy 4
17232 Figurative Studies - Introduction 4
1735 Visual Research 4
1780 Spatial Dynamics 4
1802 Screen Printing - Introduction 4
1804 Etching 4
Total Credits 120
2014 Year one elective guide
To read the guide outlining the Year 1 elective choices for 2014 Click Here
Minimum Requirements
17 years of age during the year of commencement. International students must turn 18 years old during the year of commencement.
NCEA University Entrance or equivalent CIE/IB award (preferably including practical art and/or design and English). Discretionary Entrance is available to students who have gained exceptional marks in NCEA Level 2/Year 12 and wish to embark on higher level study. These students must display a high level of motivation and maturity. Students who do not meet these requirements are advised to undertake the Foundation Certificate in preparation for application to the BFA programme.
Students who have successfully completed the 6-month or 12-month Certificate of Arts and Design (Foundation) programmes will be considered for entry into the first year of the BFA.
For students 20 years or older, the above qualification requirements may be waived by the Admissions Board if the applicant demonstrates suitable equivalent experience.
Portfolio required.
Programme Outcomes
This broad-based programme develops practical and theoretical skills and knowledge. Students gain core skills in design, representational drawing, expressive drawing, visual theory and cultural studies.
Through studio elective courses students are also introduced to the Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree majors; Fine Arts, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, and Photography.
Students who exit after successful completion of the first year of the BFA gain the Certificate of Arts and Design.
International Students
English Language Entry Requirements
Whitecliffe expects all students to be proficient in English to an academic level. All applicants whose first language is not English will be required to provide satisfactory evidence of their proficiency in English in the form of a recent IELTS (International English Language Testing System) or TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score from an accredited organisation/ institution. Both IELTS and TOEFL are standard. For a list of testing stations near you, visit www.ielts.org, or contact the Admissions Office.
The Certificate of Arts and Design (Preparatory) requires the equivalent of a minimum IELTS score of 5.0, and the Certificate of Art and Design requires the equivalent of a minimum IELTS score of 6.5. At postgraduate level a minimum IELTS score of 7.5 is required for entry.
Recognised Prior Learning (RPL)
Advanced standing may be granted to students with experience of prior tertiary training or professional experience in art and design. Click here for the admissions process
BFA Application process
Bachelor of Fine Arts degree applicants must:
- Complete the Whitecliffe Application Form (including statistical information), checking all sections and signing the declaration.
- Attach relevant academic records, resumes or references, passport size photo and documentary proof of residency, age and citizenship.
- Forward the application, with application fee payment, as soon as possible (although late applications may be accepted if there are places available). Upon receipt of an application form and application fee payment, Whitecliffe will schedule an interview.
- Bring your portfolio to your scheduled interview at Whitecliffe.
Admissions Board Selection meetings occur regularly, so applicants should receive notification within three weeks. After interviews, applicants will be contacted regarding the decision of the Admissions Board.
The preferential application deadline for all years of the BFA is 31 October. Late applications considered.
Click here to view work by BFA Year One students.


text:
iHerb Customer Reviews
Savings of: $4.51 (38% off)
Sorry, this product is no longer in stock.
My life is complete!
Posted by currency on Sep 15, 2015
This is the best psyllium husks I ever used (and I tried 4 other commercial brands). This makes me so regular, and guarantees that my toilet time is reduced to within a minute or two. Yep, it's that fast! I definitely can't stand the the psyllium powder coz it clumps up and gets stuck in my throat. This one is perfect! It's finer and the husks tastes milder. I've already purchased multiple quantities. Even my family loves it. I feel like it takes all the nasty gunk out of my body and keeps the bloating away as well. One chug of a tablespoon in a cup of water is all I need. Goodbye constipation, you will not be missed!
it worked
Posted by Reviewer1174069 on Feb 10, 2010
well I have tried other cleansers and I have to be on it for a week in order for it to work. With this product on the second day I found myself getting regular and having a large amount extract with every bowl movement. I like it and will continue using it. The taste is blanned and course but it works.
Posted by Reviewer1904402 on May 21, 2014
I read description carefully before ordering this product. Today I got it delivered and what I found on the bottle was shocking note - all psyllium husk products, and most agricultural products, contain some chemicals that the plants absorb from the soil. Warning - this product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Would be good to see the WHOLE description of the product online.
Best fiber supplement
Posted by 5092987972235075090 on Jan 29, 2015
I have been constipated practically my whole life and this product has helped me become regular in a unaggressive way.
Psyllium whole husks
Posted by 5626289774864581613 on May 09, 2015
High quality fiber at a bargain price. Mixes easily with little or no lumps.
Add to 12 oz water in cup, shake, drink, wait until morning and . . . KABOOM !!
Posted by Reviewer3343479 on May 09, 2013
The great scientist Dr. Linus Pauling pointed out that fecal matter, if it is not passed through promptly, releases gases and particles through the colon wall and IT CAN BE DETECTED ON THE BREATH! Avoid countless potential hazards by consuming this daily! I add a heaping TABLESPOON to a 12 oz disposable coffee cup of water / OJ mix. Then I cap it with the disposable plastic coffee cup top, seal the two openings in the top with my thumbs, shake it thoroughly and presto! It's ready to consume.
Great Product
Posted by 5282947138168356695 on Aug 22, 2012
Add a spoon full in my Macro Greens and get some extra fiber for the day.
Best Psyllium Period
Posted by Reviewer2413048 on Nov 08, 2012
I have been using the Yerba Prima Whole Husks Psyllium for years now and it has always been of the highest quality and delivered in the most effective medium available, whole natural Psyllium. I have tried powders and pills etc. and it was all worthless in my opinion. I put the Yerba Prima Psyllium in a small jar of juice, cap it, shake it up and down it every morning and it WORKS GREAT! iHerb delivers on time internationally and at a great price. I couldn't be happier.
Works fine
Posted by Reviewer2074898 on Mar 01, 2010
Product dissolves quite well but some does tend to float, so you have to keep swishing the glass. It's FAR superior to Metamucil. Has a very mild taste/odor.
Yerba Prima, Psyllium Whole Husks
Posted by Reviewer2472799 on Jan 06, 2010
This is the only product my husband will use.


text:
Tag Archives: Batman & Robin
Secret "Batman Incorporated" Storyline Leaks
Souce ComicBookResources
Following the piracy of "Batman" #17 in advance of its release date earlier this week, DC Comics has another leak on its hands. A photo of variant covers for "Batman, Incorporated" #8 has surfaced, nearly two weeks prior to the comic's February 27 release date. The photo shows three variant covers homaging Grant Morrison's "Batman: R.I.P.," with Damian Wayne's Robin standing in for his father, the Dark Knight. Additionally, the letters "R.I.P." appear at the bottom, using Robin's "R" icon, revealing a major spoiler for Morrison's upcoming "Batman, Incorporated" arc, which has been kept under tight wraps by DC. Damian's death as the focus of Morrison's newest arc has been a popular theory on Internet message boards, as Damian is nowhere to be found on the covers for May's Batman-related issues, even on the cover of "Batman and Robin" #19.
The photo comes from the Twitter account of retailer Al Mega, who posted an auction on eBay for "Amazing Spider-Man" #700 weeks before its scheduled release date. Mega's Twitter feed indicates he has access to advance copies of DC's books — on February 8, he posted a photo of a number of issues not set to release until February 20 including "Justice League of America" #1, "Justice League" #17, "Green Lantern: New Guardians" #17 and more.
When approached by CBR News about the leak, DC representatives replied, "No comment."
"Batman Incorporated" #8 is far enough from its release date that retailers shouldn't have received copies from Diamond yet. Retailers who opt-in to Diamond's early delivery typically receive issues on the Tuesday before release, which makes how Mega obtained the issues somewhat of a mystery. Timing-wise, the leak syncs with the "Amazing Spider-Man" #700 leak last year, when scans of the issue popped up online 12 days early, exactly the same amount of time before the issue was scheduled for release.
At the time, Marvel Comics Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso stated the publisher was investigating the matter.
"It's always disappointing when someone decides to spoil a big story by posting it on the torrents," Alonso told CBR. "Piracy affects fans, creators and retailers who look forward to a big comic book to put some cash in their registers — which 'Amazing Spider-Man #700' definitely will do. The fact that physical copies of the issue exist, but are accessible to a select few, is, of course, alarming."
Home Turf Is Live!
From dcuo-
Home Turf Is Live!
DC Universe Online is proud to present Home Turf, our sixth DLC Pack! Home Turf introduces customizable Player Bases, powerful new abilities provided by your Base's Mainframe, action-focused one on one Player vs. Player Lair Battles, engaging new solo story content in iconic Gotham City and Metropolis locations, and loads of new gear and rewards. Watch the brand new trailer below, then log in and start building your very own Base today!
A Romance Is Revealed
Direct from DC Blog-
SPOILER ALERT: If you have not read JUSTICE LEAGUE #14 yet and do not wish to know what happens, stop reading this post now (major spoiler alerts ahead!)
Earlier this week, we teased that JUSTICE LEAGUE #14 would reveal the fate of the transformed Superman after being bitten by the Cheetah. Well if you picked up the issue when it hit stores this past Wednesday, you now know exactly what we were talking about!
In JUSTICE LEAGUE #14, the League continues their battle against the Cheetah and Superman, while simultaneously trying to protect the Man of Steel from the wounds inflicted upon him. Deep in the forest, they meet the tribe that the Cheetah was meant to protect. The head of this tribe details the long history of the Cheetah and reveals that the root of the problem is not that the Goddess of the Hunt is evil. Instead, it's the woman possessed by her who is!
After being captured by the tribe, Superman is cured, and Cheetah gets locked away in Belle Reve. But once behind bars, the villainess begins to talk to an unseen source, revealing that her imprisonment was all part of a larger and mysterious plan. Meanwhile, on the Watchtower, the League tells Diana that Barbara Minerva is a lie. She is actually a wanted criminal who continues to switch identities to escape the authorities. Hurt by this news about the woman she once called her best friend, Wonder Woman seeks comfort in the Man of Steel.
Much to the surprise of the local customers, Superman takes Wonder Woman to the Smallville Diner in an attempt to help her regain some incentive to be the superhero that she is. Afterwards, he takes her on a tour of the Kent family farm and the duo share another passionate kiss.
Little do these lovebirds know, someone is watching their every move! It's their teammate, Batman. And judging by the look on his face, he seems less than thrilled about his friends' developing romance. How will the Dark Knight's knowledge of Wonder Woman and Superman's relationship impact it? And more importantly, what will this mean for the Justice League itself? Place your bets in the comments section!
Below, take a look at the final pages of "The Secret of the Cheetah" as Superman and Wonder Woman kiss under the watchful eye of Batman. Setting the stage for next month's epic crossover event with AQUAMAN, "Throne of Atlantis," JUSTICE LEAGUE #14 comes to you from the creative team of writer Geoff Johns and artists Tony S. Daniel, Matt Banning, and Sandu Florea. Pick up the issue, in stores now!
We are back from SOE Live from Vegas!!! It was a great time and event from SOE and we give you the latest run down of our experiance at this years SOELive event. We also go into detail about our talk with DCUO devs and info on the new DLC home turf and the future DLC for DCUO in 2013.
So join us as we dive into to DCUO AT SOELive 2012!
We are back!!! Podcast 62 we dive into the latest news from DCUO and talk about SOELive!! Join us for this exciting new episode.
Podcast 60 is now live and we get you caught up on dc universe online update 17 and a few more surprises in store. Along with the latest news we also have some community news and shoutouts. So join us as the unlimited crew holds court.
SOE Live 2012 Registration is Now Open!
From SOE-
Calling all Heroes and Villains. Become the Next Legend at SOE Live! Join us at Bally's Las Vegas this October for a jam-packed weekend of DC Universe™ Online. Meet members of the DCUO development team, participate in live DCUO events and contests, party into the wee hours with fellow players, and hear the latest and greatest about the game. SOE Live, formerly known as SOE Fan Faire, is a celebration of ALL SOE games and gamers alike, with activities planned for players of ALL ages. With so many legendary events planned, your weekend will be a nonstop adventure!
Word came out via Variety that Warner Bros is looking to tone down the violence in the new cartoon series "Beware" (of the Batman).
Enlightened by the events following the Colorado shootings, WB wants to take a closer look at the series. They've asked for a review of the show's content to ensure they are socially considerate after the tragic events that happened during a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises.
Now, no one from WB has commented, but you can rest assured meetings and phone calls have taken place.
My Thoughts: It is a show for kids. But remember, when we were kids we knew when Elmer Fudd was trying to shoot Bugs Bunny it was all fun and games. Do not insult children by treating them with kid gloves. The gunman was clearly not in his right mind and needs psychiatric help.
But I do see WB's side in this situation. They are sensitive to this traumatic event & don't want to draw any bad publicity. It's a tough situation that can put WB between a rock and a hard place.
I love Batman! Many of us do because there is something about a guy dressing up in an outfit and fighting crime that amazes us. The cowl, the cape, the Batmobile, the Batcave, the Joker, Catwoman, etc. There are so many iconic things that draw us to the Caped Crusader.
As the credits for Dark Knight Rises roll, you will see the usual acknowledgment that Batman was created by Bob Kane. But what if I told you that all the things that you love about Batman were not even created by Bob Kane? Would you be mad? Would you feel like you've been lied too?
Gotham News Radio Special – The Dark Knight Rises Review
Join us as we review the latest movie based on the Batman Franchise. Warning: We did experiance some audio issues with Shawn and Terran. We discuss the story, the characters and things you might have missed. We also give our take on Nolan's Batman trilogy.
GOTHAM NEWS RADIO 3 is here and we got all the news about batman from San Diego Comic Con. We get you caught up on hot batman team Scott Snyders and Greg Capullo's take on Joker's upcoming story arc "Death in the Family". We also got video game news and of course a preview of The Dark Knight Rises.
Excited? Well hit the play button damn it!
Earlier today, we told you about our panels at San Diego Comic Con this weekend. Now, take a look at the schedule for signings with our talent at the DCE booth!
But that's not all! As a special treat, Jim Lee and Chris Daughtry will be doing a signing together on Friday at 7:30 at the Michael J. Wolf Gallery! And what's more, the first 50 people in line for this signing will get a free autographed lithograph, drawn by Daughtry and inked by Lee!
Please note that the Geoff Johns, Jim Lee, Scott Snyder and Anthony Bourdain signings will require wristbands. Wristbands will be available at the beginning of each day at the DCE booth for that day's signing.
Here are the latest Panels for DC Comics at SDCC by the DC Blog-
10:30–11:30am DC: Talent Search Orientation Session
Moderator: Mark Chiarello
Join DCE's VP – Art Direction and Design, Mark Chiarello, for an informative orientation session that will explain how DCE's Talent Search works and discuss the different needs of the DC Comics, Vertigo and MAD Magazine brands. If you want to learn what DCE looks for in artists and how to improve your chances of becoming a working professional, then this is the panel for you! In order to have your work reviewed, attendance at this orientation session is mandatory. (Please note: Not all attendees are guaranteed a one-on-one review.) Room 4
From DCUO page
Watch live video from sonyonlinetv on TwitchTV
Atlantean and Mutineer frigates in the waters of Metropolis for the summer event, Tides of War!
Coming in Game Update 16, the NEW Legends PvP 5v5 Moon Map!
Snyder Gets Under Joker's Skin In "Batman: Death Of The Family" , CBC Interview
On the long list of DC Comics' villains and super villains, the Joker is undoubtedly one of the publisher's best-known antagonists. An iconic Batman bad guy who has appeared in comics, film, TV, video games and pretty much any type of media featuring the Caped Crusader, "Batman" writer Scott Snyder finally takes his long-awaited shot at writing Gotham's maniacal clown in a new October-launching story arc titled "Death Of The Family."
The Joker debuted in 1940 in the pages of "Batman" #1, beginning his 70-odd year life as a criminal psychopath and one of Batman's most dangerous archenemies. In the relaunched New 52 DC Universe, the Joker was first and last seen in writer/artist Tony Daniels' "Detective Comics" #1, getting a face lift from the villain the Dollmaker — quite literally, as Dollmaker peeled Joker's entire face off and tacked it to the wall.
Mysteriously and noticably absent since that issue, Snyder's "Death Of The Family," drawn by regular "Batman" artist Greg Capullo, will be the first to touch on the character fully since last September as the Joker returns, gunning for Batman and all the Bat allies.
Amidst all the buzz surrounding the recently announced storyline, CBR spoke directly with Snyder about his new story, how Joker will look sans-face, and the Joker crossover brewing among the rest of the Bat books.


text:
2013-10-14 / Sports
Lady Patriot Volleyball Tames Wildcats On Senior Night, 3-0
The Owen Valley Lady Patriot volleyball team hosted its final home match of the season Thursday evening, celebrating Senior Night as well. On the strength of excellent play not only by the seniors, but also by the entire squad, the Lady Patriots won the contest by scores of 25-6, 25-15, and 25-23.
The full version of this story is only available to online subscribers.
© 2009-2016 Spencer Evening World, Inc. | Privacy Policy
No commercial reproduction without written consent.
Electronic reproduction of any kind forbidden without written consent.


text:
Office of the Provost is located in Alderman Hall, Room 111
Interim Director of Centro Hispano
Natalie Picazo has been named Interim Director of Centro Hispano, in the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion. Her appointment was made effective August 1, 2013. Picazo previously served as lecturer at Watson College of Education during 2008-2012, facilitating courses on understanding the diverse needs of English Language Learners in North Carolina.
Picazo holds a Master of Arts in Teaching from East Carolina University, a Bachelor of Social Work from Appalachian State University, and English as a Second Language teaching Licensure from North Carolina State University. She has worked in the field of education, serving Hispanic immigrant students in North Carolina, for the past seventeen years. Thirteen of those years were spent working in Pender County Schools, where she was able to directly serve Hispanic students and their families.
Picazo is a member of the North Carolina Association of Educators and has presented workshops on SIOP (Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol) and WIDA standards (World Class Instructional Design and Assessment). She has served as Board Member and Treasurer of HOLA (Helping Our Latin Americans), as a translator in the Rotary International Discovery Team in Lurin, Peru, and as a Rotary Volunteer in Barcelona, Spain at an after school center for children of immigrants. She has aided in supporting an orphanage in Lurin, Peru for more than 20 years and continues to appreciate global diversity through travel.
Picazo has nine years of residency in Peru and Bolivia, native fluency in speaking, reading and writing Spanish, and deep knowledge of North Carolina's Hispanic culture, as well as Hispanic cultures in the Caribbean, South America and Spain. She is strongly positioned to promote the understanding and appreciation of diverse Hispanic cultures within UNCW's student body, faculty and staff. Picazo looks forward to serving the UNCW family and working with the community to advocate for and support the growing number of Hispanic students applying, attending and completing degrees at UNCW.


text:
Hi -- I'm a Jewish music-leader for two synagogues in Portland and am getting back into more music-making these days.
Also training to become a cantorial soloist (basically someone who can perform many of the service-leading duties of a cantor without the ordination). I use guitar a lot in my work and work as a songleader for both youth and families.
Looking forward to sharing tips and learning new things. --beth
Views: 38
Mazel tov, Beth.
Just found this forum myself.
© 2016 Created by Acoustic Guitar. Powered by


text:
The city of Orange CA is a mecca for thrift'n-istas and antique hunter alike. The old-fashioned Orange circle is its heart- ringed by antique places, great eateries, and for thrift shopping, a beloved dependable Assistance League of Orange store. Orange has so many thrift stores to visit it is hard to list them- the historic Lutheran High School Thrift Store (over thirty years of thrift offerings) and the Now and Then Second Hand store of TV's "Storage Wars" fame are just a very few.
So it was with great interest that I heard about The Orange Peel, a relative newcomer to the thrifting community of Orange. It is located on 217 South Tustin Street (near the Chapman/Tustin intersection) in a nondescript strip mall. I had a great first impression of the place though. How can you not love a shop whose owner is the tattooed guy energetically waving a placard for his store on busy Tustin Street to beckon visitors inside? The Orange Peel has lots of enthusiasm behind it, and there are bargains to be had here, despite the store's diminutive dimensions.
The chalkboard sign on the wall lists the prices: Shirts $2, Shorts/Skirts $3, Pants/Slacks $4, Jackets $5, Shoes/Purses $3 etc. Bookworms- take happy note, all books are .25, and there was a nice collection when I visited. Baby items are an absolute steal. The clothing items are clean and organized and the staff is helpful.
There are always upcoming sales- I (sadly) recently missed a 50% off sale of everything in the store. For all tech-savvy folk, the Orange Peel also utilizes Facebook to list their special items that become available. Though the store is small, there seems to be a good turnover and new stuff pops up. This makes it a thrift shop to come to on a regular basis- also since there is a nice large Salvation Army across the street that make this stretch of Tustin Street worth a regular visit. A final note for bargain shoppers- The Orange Peel only accepts CASH.
So check out the Orange Peel on 217 South Tustin Street in Orange or call for hours or donation information at 714-633-7335. You will likely "unpeel" some great bargains there!


text:
Browse Collection
3 of 436
Click to hide image
Click to hide image
15th century
Gold iconographic ring, the double bezel engraved on one side with the Trinity and on the other St.Barbara; inside is a black letter inscription EN BON AN
16.71 mm internal ring diameter; 4.47 g weight
Bought in London
Presented by Dr C.D.E. Fortnum in honour of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, 1897; WA1897.CDEF.F584
Scarisbrick and Henig, Finger Rings, 2003, pl. 12.2


text:
Weather changed from warm sunshine to a foggy and snowy mountains in day five of the 2014 Sochi Paralympic Games bringing new challenges for the Paralympic athletes. For the downhill, low visibility hindered skier's ability to see not more than a two gates ahead. In cross-country skiing, new snow created glide resistance requiring extra effort by the athletes.
Team USA gained 2 medals to their cache, complements of two women skiers. This brings the USA totals to 4 silver and 4 bronze. The medals were won by Tatyana McFadden for the 1 KM cross-country sprint and Laurie Stephens for the sitting slalom.
Tatyana McFadden's lead the way to the finish line in the cross-country, but was challenged in the last sprint by Norway's Mariann Marthinsen. The competition was ski tip to ski tip until Marthinsen just edged ahead by only 0.1 seconds, leaving McFadden with a silver medal. Russia's Marta Zaynullina was third with a time of 2:46.6, and American Oksana Masters, also looking strong at just one second short of a bronze with time of 2:47.6.
McFadden is a seasoned summer Paralympian, competing in track and field and has won ten medals in the wheel chair competitions. This is her first winter Paralympics, but amazing she has medaled after only training for cross-country skiing a year ago. Her medal win today solidifies her place in the Winter Games.
The trip to Sochi, Russia for Tatyana also represents a family reunion. Tatyana was born in Russia with a birth defect of spina bifida (undeveloped spinal cord) that left her paralyzed below the waist. Her parents had to give her up for adaption. Unfazed, Tatayana amobized by learning to use her arms as legs by walking on her hands for the six years she spent at the orphanage. In 1994, Debbie McFadden, visited Tatyana's orphanage during a business trip. Upon meeting Tatyana, she felt a connection and decided to adopt Tatyana and bring her to the United States. Debbie encouraged Tatyana to participate in sports, to help maintain her strength and keep healthy. Tatyana enjoyed the activity and pursued competitive sports, leading her to her first Paralympic games in 2004. Now in Sochi, Tatyana was re-united with her Russian family , who cheered her on along with her American parents.
The second medal for day five was won by Laurie Stephens as she continued her streak with a bronze in the women's sitting slalom, adding to the downhill and super-G bronze medals that she already won. This gives Stephens life total of 7 medals. The win is welcome for Team USA, as teammates Alana Nicoles and Stephani Victor experienced crashes at the Super-G and sustained injuries preventing them from further competitions.
Stephens, born with spina bifida, but started skiing at age 12 and was racing by age 15. Her debut in the Winter Paralympics started at the 2006 Torino Paralympic Games. She also competes in swimming and wheel chair racing.
In the slalom ski visually impaired class Danelle Umstead and her guide Rob Umstead finished fourth, 7.65 seconds shy of third place. Heavy fog may have been a factor, as the athletes due use some of their visual capability to see their guide and gates. Danelle's guide is her husband Rob, who made their debut at the first husband-wife team at the 2010 Vancouver Paralympics. Also competing on Team USA in the visually impaired class was Staci Mannella with guide Kim Seevers who placed in sixth.
As the downhill competition continued, ruts formed around the course, increasing the difficultly. Team USA's entry for the standing classification included Stephanie Jallen and Allison Jones, who could not finish due to on-course falls. That left the burden to Melanie Schwartz, who was able to finish at 10th place.
Tomorrow, March 13th, the men will compete in all classifications of the ski slalom.


text:
Friday, July 1
There are no openings scheduled for this date.
Museum Wiesbaden
Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 2 / +496113352250 / museum-wiesbaden.de
Tue 10am to 8pm, Wed - Sun 10am to 5pm
Nassauischer Kunstverein
Wilhelmstraße 15 / +49611301136 / kunstverein-wiesbaden.de
Tue 2pm to 8pm, Wed - Fri 2pm to 6pm, Sat - Sun 11am to 6pm
Anna Zacharoff Anna Zacharoff / Regular Co.
May 21 - Jul 3, 2016
Anna Zacharoff works across a broad range of media - a recurring theme of her output features life on the ocean floor.
Valentin Beinroth Valentin Beinroth / In the Field
May 21 - Jul 3, 2016
Beinroth playfully questions the authority seemingly objective methods of science and museum presentation conditions.
Wael Shwaky NKVextra Wael Shawky / Carbaret Crusades: The Path to Cairo
May 21 - Jul 3, 2016
With his epic video trilogy Wael Shawky recounts the history of The Crusades from an Arab perspective.


text: Oct 14 , 2009 The Daily Fetch Vaccine reactions: What your vet may forget to tell you by Jane Harrell, senior producer iStockphoto Lately there's been a lot of discussion about cat and dog vaccines — when people should vaccinate, whether they should, and what kinds of vaccines are necessary to keep pets safe. (Check out the comments on vet blogger Doolittler's recent post on the rabies vaccine.) Vaccines protect pets from … Permalink | | Read More


text:
The story of my lashes will soon be shaped into a Hollywood blockbuster! In fact, I bet your bottom lash that Tinsel town's finest crop of celebrity are already blinking with pleasure and just like the A-list I'm delighted to have found Mylash too! – Well! What can I say? Great lashes do think alike!
And that's longer, thicker and darker lashes! – I can vouch for that!!
1. Clinically proven with trails conducted for the American Government.
2. Prescription included from a British, fully GMC registered doctor.
3. The only clinically proven treatment available that will grow your eyelashes longer, thicker and darker.
4. Easy to apply and doesn't interfere with mascara or extensions.
Written by Alice Howard,
founder of Celebrity Beauty Stalker and Salon Manager of the VIP Beauty Centre, St Johns Wood, London.