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An original Teatro ZinZanni cast member, the Ukrainian-born illusionist known as Maestro Voronin is appearing in his 23rd show created for the spiegeltent on Mercer Street. During "When Sparks Fly," the popular dinner-and-a-show theater becomes a laboratory devoted to mad and magical science. As always, acrobatics are done with the greatest of ease while the "minions" create comic havoc between the courses.
Voronin's children also appeared at ZinZanni earlier this summer, performing in the company's "Dream On," a daytime show for younger audiences.
Although Voronin stays silent when performing as part of his character, he was willing to answer a few questions via email with the help of translator Julia Ochs.
Growing up, who were the magicians that you most admired?
Well, at the time there were two names: Igor Kio and Arutyun Akopyan – well-known Soviet/Russian circus performers and illusionists. There were a couple of magazines, "Yunyi Technic" ("Young Technician") and "Nauka i Zhizn" ("Science And Life") in which sometimes those two disclosed the technique of some of their tricks. I used to collect the clippings from those magazines.
What trick would you like to see over and over again.... but also want to keep mysterious, and not actually know how it was done?
Huh, they asked Akopyan a similar question once, and he described a trick he saw. Whoever performed it, would light up a cigarette, then put it out and throw it in an ashtray. The cigarette gets right in the ashtray. Then he would step a few meters away and light up another cigarette, put it out and throw it in the ashtray and the cigarette gets right into the ashtray. He then stepped even further away from the ashtray and repeated the whole routine. Every time the cigarette would get right into the ashtray – no matter how far he was from it. I did not see it myself and I did not know how it was done, I remember I was watching the interview and I immediately started thinking about ways to do this trick. You see, even if I don't know the exact secret, I can always come up with my own technique. But there are times when I just want to enjoy the trick even when I don't know how it's done. Right now there is one trick, it's a manipulation done by a Korean magician, and I don't know yet how he does it, I am sure I'll learn it at some point, but for now I just like to watch it, admire and enjoy.
When your children come to you for advice about performing, what do you tell them?
I try to be very careful with criticizing them, so they don't get discouraged. The thing is I am just happy to see them perform. For me, as a father, this is the greatest joy to come to a kids' show and see my kids perform in it. In general we always tell them that on stage one has to be an individual. Every performer has to be able to be creative and original, has to develop his or her own technique, and express his or her individuality. I explain to them that confidence is key. You have to be confident. If you lack confidence, play off of it – exaggerate it to the level where it becomes funny, then you get into this clown character, who is not sure of what he is doing and therefore makes everyone laugh. Once you exaggerate and over-play your self-doubt to the grotesque degree, it goes away and you start feeling confident. Another piece of advice I give them is to work hard on their tricks and techniques and come up with ideas now while they are young and have the time. The older you get, the less time you have for practicing and inventing. So, now for them is the time, and the more you work on your technique, the more confident you get.
You've traveled the world but returned many times to Seattle. What do you like the best about the audiences here?
The Seattle audience is wonderful. I like their response and reactions. I enjoy their simplicity and innocence. They are very appreciative and emotional and I like that. In general, Americans as an audience are very grateful and they are not afraid to show it.
"When Sparks Fly" continues through Sept. 21 at Teatro ZinZanni, 222 Mercer Street. Check the company's website for times and ticket prices.


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The animation was created as a final project at High School of Applied Cybernetics. I wanted to show all the skills I had learnt in 4 years of studying at that university. Because i am interested in graphic design and typography, I decided to present font called Clarendon. I like classics and font Clarendon is definitely included. It was made in 1845 by Robert Basley. Everybody will picture this font when they think of the word "Western" which shows Wild West.
What's going on is a specific style of motion graphics, when a person plays with 3D or 2D the way to get an attention of the audience and to show them everything he/she is able to do. It´s something like when we are watching a person juggling with lighted chains, he also creates an abstract image, which is watched with enthusiasm.
I used Cinema 4D and Adobe After Effects. I was making the animation for 10 days.
To lacerate the letter "r" I used cloth simulation. I wanted to get the majority of a natural effect, that´s why there was a need for the letter to have enough of polygons, which I was slicing by hand the way I wanted to get as much of irregular effect as possible.
Ink flow
I was recording ink at home with my camera, doing it in CG wouldn't be that good. The work got a particular diversification. I took a paper, I put a glass and eyedropper from a nose spray on it and i created few abstract pictures.
When a font is being created, it´s created step by step. A person gets an idea what shape the font could have. They create the first letter and then the other ones are generated in the same style. I created "r" as the first letter. I choose a combination of 3D and a real video.
The scene, in which the word "English" grows up, is symbolizing the birth of the font. Roots growing from the ground around characters stand for the life and show the growing of something new. For creating these roots I used An Ivy generator. This scene took the longest time to render, single frame took 30-45 minutes!
The whole animation was rendered in the basic Cinema 4D render engine and it was enlightened only by GI. Following colourisation and adding of effects was done in After Effects.
The whole animation was being made and rendered on 2x Intel Xeon 3.6 Ghz, 16GB ram and graphic card Nvidia Quadro 5600 Fx.
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I am trying to get Apache to run a cgi executable in my "project" directories. It should respond to HTTP requests at:
However, it should not respond to http requests at
To that end, I have created an Apache configuration file which contains:
ScriptAlias /doc_cgi/ /long/path/to/cgi/DocCGI.haskell/
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/packages/?$ /doc_cgi/packages/ [L,PT]
<Directory "/long/path/to/cgi/">
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
AddHandler cgi-script .haskell
Options +ExecCGI
The cgi program is invoked when I make http requests to localhost/doc_cgi/, as expected. But it appears the rewrite rule is not being triggered when I make requests to
for I get 404 errors, and the log says:
[Wed Jul 20 12:29:42 2011] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: /var/www/packages
For completeness, here are the relevant parts of the configuration file which defines how I handle requests to localhost/packages/PackageName/etc:
AliasMatch ^/packages/(.+)/(.*) /development/code/haskell/packages/$1/dist/doc/html/$1/$2
<Directory /development/code/haskell/packages/*/dist/doc/html/*/ >
Options Indexes
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
This does work as expected.
Can anybody help me figure out why my rewrite rule isn't being triggered? Or some hints on how to figure that out myself?


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the same day we went to the gardens, we also went to a tea house in Pasadena for lunch, they served just enough to fill us up each two people shared a tiered platter of sandwiches, scones and desserts
they even decorated the dessert plate with chocolate sauce in swirls
and they served 6 different flavors of teas in these cute teapots
as you can see we didn't leave much behind
although I didn't eat all of my cookie (I decided it didn't taste good enough for the empty calories).
Next we went to the Wrigley Mansion in Pasadena (of wrigley chewing gum fame), this is one of 6 mansions they owned, but this is where Ada Wrigley decided to spend the last of her days, and she had a beautiful view of the parade route for the Rose Parade from her bedroom window. It was deeded over to the Tournament of Roses to be used for their meetings and events with the Queen and her court, all the rooms we toured (we didn't get to see all 22 rooms) have names on the doors. Here is the front of the home and note the front door (I'll get closer in a moment)
it's very ornate, large and heavy, but...it is so perfectly balanced, you can open the door with barely pushing with one finger
this is the front porch
the right side had a rose garden with new experimental roses and my favorite flowers impatiens
and the left side of the house has a fountain and a group of just one type of rose
and the back of the house is now parking areas, so let's go inside. I love all the crown moldings and curved ceilings in some of the rooms. It has been updated to electric from gas lighting
on the stair landing is a portrait of the current Rose Queen
they have a lot of memorabilia so it also serves as a museum as well as offices they have photos of when the Rose Bowl was originally built (which was a horseshoe shape, it later became an enclosed oval)
archive of all the rose bowl games
the directors room used to be Ada's bedroom now it's a conference room with this memorabilia
all the past parade Grand Marshals (Shirley Temple did it 3 times)
back in the day it looked like this
and check out the bathroom
we had to head across here to get to my favorite room
the queens don't get to keep those crowns they wear, they are each worth thousands of $$$
I loved the bathroom and the green colors of the room's design
a big difference between the current queen and her court
and those of yore
and this one was married and in her 40's
this bathroom was hidden with furniture and a false wall when the redecorated they noticed the dimensions seemed off a bit, they took down the thin wall and there it was originally joining two rooms
now the dining room
it hasn't changed a lot
however you can see this room changed a lot
looking the other way you can see the massive fireplace
and would you like to clean this chandelier ?
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even has it's own...
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this is the room with the view to the fountain and pink roses
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NEW ORLEANS – Leading up to Tulane football game days at Tulane, Thursdays will be the day that preparations for kickoff will begin to take place around campus.
Here at TulaneGreenWave.com, we will highlight the changes that students, staff, faculty and fans at Tulane will see on the Uptown campus leading up to a typical Saturday game day during the first football season on campus since the 1974 campaign.
Typical Game Week Happenings (Thursday)
After the campus lies typically dormant for the first three days of the school week, Thursdays will be the day that faculty, staff and students may begin to see a few changes occurring on the 110 acres of Tulane's campus.
"Right now, the plan we are working under – aside from week one – is that we will start at 8:00 a.m. on Thursday morning and set things up through noon on Friday," said John Lange, Tulane's Game Day Manager.
The first thing that those walking on or around the LBC and Newcomb Quads see are the tents that will be used for tailgating. To be known as Tailgate Village, these two quads will serve as the heartbeat of a typical Saturday afternoon prior to Tulane football on campus.
Tailgating will be allowed for the general public in designated areas on the LBC Quad, with spaces available on a first come, first served bases. The tents that are put up on Thursdays will generally be placed on the Newcomb Quad, which will serve as a tailgating area for eligible donors to the Tulane Athletics Fund.
Additionally, many of the typical game day essentials will be delivered to campus on Thursday afternoon. Port-o-lets, light towers and crowd pleasers – which are trailers with air conditioning, hot water and toilets – will be delivered and dispersed throughout the campus on Thursday.
But those who walk through the oak-filled campus of Tulane on a regular basis need not worry: all outside gear brought in for game days will be sent back to their respective rental companies the day after the football game.
"By noon on Sunday, it's our goal to have the campus back to use for its regular activities," added Lange.
Friedrichs, which produced the first interlocking barricades for the City of New Orleans over 45 years ago, will deliver their product to the campus the Wednesday prior to the Georgia Tech game. These will be placed throughout campus to keep certain areas undisturbed. Unlike other rented materials for game days, the barricades will remain on campus throughout the entire season, but not in sight of the general public.
"Facilities and I will work together to find a place to store them," stated Lange. "We will padlock them in groups, and where they are placed will be 'out-of-sight, out-of-mind.' We will use those places as a distribution point (for future games)."
Other than a few things popping up here and there in preparation for a Saturday game, Thursdays – while busy for Lange, the Athletic Department and all else involved in making sure the game day experience is up to everybody's expectations– will not be as intrusive to the Tulane community as it can be at other schools around the country.
For more information regarding the Game Day experience, please view our Game Day Fan Guide.
Special Events Leading Up to the Sept. 6 Game (Thursday)
The two Thursdays prior to the first game at Yulman Stadium will feature exciting activities that revolve around the opening of the 2014 Tulane football season.
On Thursday, Aug. 28, Alumni Affairs will hold a Tailgate Training at the Alumni House from 6-9 p.m. The event will be held indoors and outdoors with a 'beer garden' and several large-screen TVs set up to allow fans attending two view the opening game of the 2014 season against Tulsa at 7 p.m. Prior to the game, Sodexo personnel will demonstrate how to properly cook for a tailgate party while providing tailgating tips. Commemorative t-shirts and tank tops will be given away, and there will be opportunities to purchase tickets to future football games at Yulman Stadium.
"This will truly be a tailgate training," said Deputy Director of Athletics/Chief Operating Officer Barbara Burke. "I think this will be very neat. Folks will be able to watch us play Tulsa in our opening game while we share with them our vision of Yulman Stadium."
The same night at the Rat in the LBC, a 'Watch the Wave!' party will be held for first-year students in order to introduce them to their first experience of Tulane football. The Tulane Marching Band will be in attendance, and cheerleaders will help the students learn the Tulane alma mater and Hullaballoo cheer. Free food and soft drinks will be provided while fans have the opportunity to cheer on the Green Wave as they take on Tulsa.
"This event will be predominately for our student body," added Burke. "This will coincide with the Expo that will be going on at the LBC Quad. We will have a tent set up there where students can come and get their game ticket, and we will also have some posters and schedule cards there so we can help create a spirit of what we expect to see on game day."
On Thursday, Sept. 4 – just two days before the grand opening of Yulman Stadium – Tulane faculty, staff and graduate and professional students will have an opportunity to engage and enjoy refreshments at an Open House. All attending will have the chance to purchase tickets and Tulane gear while sipping on wine and beer with a jazz duo performing in the Wilson Center atrium before the tours of the stadium.
"What we wanted to do with all of these events was to hit all of our different groups," mentioned Burke. "I think (professional students and graduate students) are just another group of folks that we want to engage to come support Tulane athletics."


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MEDINA — A suspended University of Akron football player from Montville Township has pleaded no contest to robbing a glass water pipe from a Brunswick tobacco shop at gunpoint in May.
Medina County Assistant Prosecutor Michael McNamara and 22-year-old Seth Cunningham's attorneys — Joseph Salzgeber and father-daughter pair Gerald and Melissa Piszczek — agreed as part of a plea deal on the minimum prison sentence of six years.
But county Common Pleas Judge Christopher J. Collier said he doesn't have to go along with the agreed sentence.
"I'm not on board," Collier told Cunningham, "so you could get significantly more" prison time.
The judge requested a pre-sentence investigation and scheduled Cunningham, of 3175 Central Park Lane, for sentencing on April 14.
Cunningham, who changed his plea from not guilty on Monday, is charged with aggravated robbery, a first-degree felony, and two gun specifications that extend prison time and make it mandatory. The specifications charge him with brandishing a weapon while robbing the store.
He was a senior at the University of Akron on May 13, when he was arrested an hour after a robbery at Twilight Boutique, a 24-hour shop in Brunswick's Archway Plaza. Workers said a masked man in a camouflage jacket and armed with a 9mm handgun came in just after midnight and stole a "glass water bong" priced at $447.
While searching for the robber, a Brunswick police officer said he saw a black pickup pull into the driveway of a home he was familiar with. He said he approached the vehicle and found Cunningham crouched inside with a camouflage jacket, a gun and a bong.
According to police, Cunningham admitted almost immediately that he stole the bong.
The change of plea followed a ruling by the judge that Cunningham's initial confession was inadmissible in court because it was obtained before police informed the man of his rights to an attorney and to remain silent.
Cunningham's attorneys had also argued through a motion to suppress evidence that police had no reasonable suspicion to approach his vehicle, but the judge denied that portion.
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SANTA BARBARA, CA - August 16, 2010 - The military continued to fire mission-critical specialists for being gay in fiscal year 2009, according to new data released today. The data show that gay discharges included 8 linguists, 20 infantrymen, 16 medical aides, 7 combat engineers, 6 missile artillery operating crew members, and one member of the Special Forces, among others.
According to Aaron Belkin, "These data show, yet again, that 'don't ask, don't tell' undermines national security. Why are we firing linguists and infantrymen in the middle of two wars?" Belkin is Director of the Palm Center, the research institute at the University of California that released the data today. A sample of the new data is here. The complete set is here.
The data confirm a long-term trend, and a 2005 Government Accountability Report found that the military fired 757 mission-critical specialists, including 322 linguists, in the first decade of "don't ask, don't tell." JD Smith, co-Director of OutServe, said that today's news shows how "don't ask, don't tell" jeopardizes the safety of the troops. "These discharges put our lives at risk," Smith said. "As leadership continues to fire gay service members in critical career fields, it is the troops on the ground who will pay with their personal safety." OutServe is the first-ever organization made up exclusively of currently-serving gay and lesbian troops. It now includes more than 500 members.
The new data were collected by the Defense Manpower Data Center and made available by the House Armed Services Committee. They were submitted to the Committee in compliance with current law which requires each of the services to disclose on an annual basis the number of service members who have left the service, why they left and what jobs they performed.
"The next few weeks will determine the future of 'don't ask, don't tell'" stated Christopher Neff, Palm Center Deputy Director. "After 13,500 discharges, hundreds of millions of dollars and 17 years, it all comes down to the Senate." The Senate is expected to address the policy shortly after it reconvenes from the August recess on September 13.
The Palm Center also noted that the data showed disproportionate discharges on the basis of race and gender. In the Navy, two officers were discharged in FY 2009 and both were Asian. In the Army, of the five Officers discharged, two were African American, one was Asian and two were white.
Although women comprise only 14% of the Army, lesbians received 48% of the Army's "don't ask, don't tell" discharges in FYI 2009. In the Marines, women comprise just 6% of the force, but received 23% of discharges under the policy. The numbers represent a dramatic shift from the previous year, when women received 36% of Army discharges and 18% of Marine Corps discharges. In the Air Force, women comprise 20% of the service but received 51% of "don't ask, don't tell" discharges in FY 2009. Women comprise 14% of the Navy but received 27% of the discharges last year.
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This book, the third in Chuck Miller's art and photography series, features photographs taken in the final year that the iconic Kodachrome slide film can be professionally developed. From fireworks to flowers, from skylines to skyscrapers, Chuck Miller's book features the beauty of the saturated film, as well as the imagery and beauty that has captured photographers and shutterbugs for seventy-five years.
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July 12, 2013
IRVING, Texas - Tulane track and field star Brian Lozes and volleyball athlete Amber Bennett were among sixteen Conference USA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) members who volunteered their time Friday morning at the North Texas Food Bank, announced the league offices.
The group made the visit as part of their annual meeting at the C-USA offices and led the conference's continued efforts to become the best Division I-A collegiate conference in athletics, academics and in the community.
Members of the SAAC group and their advisors split into two groups and helped sort produce for needy families. By the end of the shift, NTFB Director of Corporate Engagement Elizabeth Liser told the group they had boxed more than 300 containers, weighing 12,000 pounds and providing 10,000 nutritious meals.
Following the work, the group received a tour of the North Texas Food Bank facility and learned how they could best execute their annual campus food drives as part of their "Let's SAAC Hunger" campaign held each fall.
Tulane was the lone Conference USA school with two representatives.
Joining Lozes - a national SAAC representative - and Bennett were Charlotte's Natalie Capone (softball), ECU's Jill Jelnick (softball), FIU's La'Shae White (track and field), FAU's Amanda Odato (soccer), Louisiana Tech's Mary Kate Hays (cross country), Middle Tennessee's Zane Gibson (basketball), North Texas' Zach Orr (football), Old Dominion's Ashley Betz-White (basketball), Rice's Christal Porter (basketball), Southern Miss' Dasman McCullum (football), Tulsa's Michael Mudoh (football), UAB's Kaycee Ike (football), UTEP's Hunter Nix (football) and UTSA's Eric Soza (football.)


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Hope Lyda, author of the "One-Minute Prayer" series, encourages and reassures with scriptures, prayers and meaningful reflections in One-Minute Prayers for Comfort and Healing. They are especially useful for times of emotional turmoil that leave us emotionally spent, without words, unable to pray.
That's not an uncommon occurrence today as our nation adjusts to the "new normal" caused by the housing bubble and collapse of the U.S. economy in the 2007-2008 Financial Crisis. Since then foreclosures are common, jobs lost, never to be regained and many continue life in a whirlwind of loss, grief and unanticipated change. Others struggle with health diagnoses like cancer, Alzheimer's or degenerative heart disease that cause fear of the unknown, emotional stress and anxiety that disrupts marriages, families and meaningful relationships.
These one-minute prayers and scriptures offer comfort and hope with relevant Bible verses, brief readings and prayer, inviting readers to pause and "experience the still and quiet voice of God."
For example, the reading titled, "Holding On" is from James 5: 7-8 about God, timing, patience and trust. The reading concerns our witness to others when we encourage them to pray and wait patiently on the Lord for His answer. Yet, when it's our turn to practice what we've preached, we're at a loss for words and want the Lord to fix the problem or take it away. Then the reader is prompted to listen to that still inner voice that says, "You too must be patient and stand firm."
If a friend or family member is going through tough times, focused on surviving, in need of comfort or healing, Hope Lyda's, "One-Minute Prayers" is an inexpensive gift choice. The attractive padded hard cover and small size fits nicely into purse, bag or travel bag.
"One Minute Prayers for Comfort and Healing," by Hope Lyda, Harvest House, 2014, 176 Pages, 978-0736956925, $9.99
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One Minute Prayers for Comfort and Healing, by Hope Lyda
Are you journeying through unexpected changes, personal struggles, or heavy-hearted days? Experience God's hope and provision in healing prayers written especially for times like these.
Hope Lyda, author of more than 20 encouraging and insightful prayer books and devotionals, combines two of her most popular titles One-Minute Prayers for Those Who Hurt and One-Minute Prayers for Healing, in this attractive, padded hardcover volume filled with:
- personal healing prayers
- comforting verses
- meaningful reflections
When words are hard to come by, these simple and soulful prayers lift up deep needs and daily needs and lead you to God's abundant care and lavish grace.
This Little Light of Mine, by Hope Lyda & Kelly Rae Roberts
Kelly Rae Roberts' unique and compelling art inspires all women to shine in all that they do and all that they become. This delightful treasure will be received with a bright smile by women embarking on new ventures, honoring friendships, and igniting dreams.
The engaging paintings of popular artist Kelly Rae Roberts illuminate this colorful celebration of hope, faith, kindness, courage, and gratitude. Inspiring quotes and reflections of possibility invite readers to explore their personal adventure of life and joy.
One-Minute Prayers for Young Women, by Hope Lyda
A relevant and refreshing book of prayers for teen girls is the latest addition to Hope Lyda's popular One-Minute Prayers series (more than 825,000 copies sold). Rich with language and examples reflective of their daily life, this gathering of heartfelt prayers will encourage teens to lift up their every need and hope to God.
More than 150 prayers will lead young women to
- give their cares to God and know they are heard
- reach out to others with compassion and kindness
- experience God's forgiveness and share it
- discover and celebrate their uniqueness
- direct their actions and attitudes toward God's purpose
Like a great conversation with any friend, this book will keep young women talking. And they'll be talking to God about everything that matters to them as prayer becomes a natural and incredible part of their lives.
A Still and Quiet Place: Gentle Words to Calm Your Soul, by Hope Lyda & Darrel Bush
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Inspirational author Hope Lyda invites readers to take a leisurely stroll through painter Darrell Bush's beautiful, wooded landscapes. As she describes walking the path along a peaceful river, feeling the first light of an autumn dawn, and experiencing the perfect stillness of a heart at rest, readers are encouraged to step away from their cares and enjoy God's splendor and the beauty of nature. Lovely quotes add to the book's quiet ambiance and bid the reader to breathe deep, relax, and settle into a moment of sweet peace.
This beautiful gift book leads the reader on a refreshing journey through a still and quiet place, making it a splendid gift to give on any occasion.
Prayers for My Dear Friend, by Hope Lyda
My dear friend,
lifting you up to receive God's tender care is such a privilege...
Hope Lyda's inspirational prayers reflect the faithful, compassionate heart of one friend praying earnestly for another. She pulls from her rich life experience to pray for peace and provision for the friend who tends to worry... purpose and passion for the one who faces a crossroad... and courage and confidence for the soul who is discouraged.
Award-winning Annie LaPoint's beautiful watercolors are a cheerful backdrop for these loving prayers and inspirational thoughts. Women of all ages will find many reasons to give this gift of faith to one another.
One Minute with God for Women Gift Edition, by Hope Lyda
Hope Lyda, author of the well-received One Minute Prayers series (more than 700,000 copies sold), releases a padded hardcover volume that combines her popular devotionals One Minute with God and One Minute with God for Women. This treasury is priced and packaged for gift giving or self-pampering and overflows with
- brief devotions to explore the intricacies and wonders of life and faith
- heartfelt prayers to delve deeper into personal needs and hopes
- points for reflection about contentment, purpose, and belief
This gathering of insights and mediations will encourage women in all seasons of life to pursue connection and communion with God.
One-Minute Prayers for Men, by Hope Lyda
Readers have loved Harvest House Publishers line of One-Minute Prayers. And now the popular One-Minute Prayers for Men is available in an attractive and expanded gift edition.
This collection of prayers and Scriptures encourages men to:
- define success on God's terms
- acknowledge their talents and strengths
- seek God's leading for all relationships
- achieve a life of integrity and fulfillment
- witness God's purpose in every situation
These brief themed prayers draw men to the feet of Jesus where wisdom, direction, and guidance are offered. The format is ideal for businessmen, travelers, and men ready to develop the discipline of prayer.
Tea Light Moments for a Woman's Soul: Meditations to Inspire Your Day, by Hope Lyda
Author of the bestselling One–Minute Prayer Books and One–Minute with God Devotions (combined sales of more than 550,000) Hope Lyda invites women to light a candle, take a deep breath, and shape an in–between moment of the day into a time of inspiration. This gathering of devotions offers a sanctuary filled with:
- First Light: Quotes from Scripture and literature to refresh readers
- Meditations to explore wonder, contentment, purpose, faith, and much more
- Questions to illuminate every woman's journey
- Brief prayers to lead readers to conversation with God
- Afterglow: Encouragement to take into the day
Tea Light Moments for a Woman's Soul is perfectly sized to complement any gift to a friend, to take along for refreshment throughout the day, and to keep and revisit when a spark of restoration and celebration is just what a woman needs.
Prayers of Comfort for Those Who Hurt, by Hope Lyda & Annie LaPoint
If you've ever sat down to write a get-well card or a "I hope you feel better" note to someone you care about yet can't come up with the words, you're not alone. It's also hard to talk to God when we face our own difficulties. What shall we pray for? What can we say? How can we seek direction and find hope?
Hope Lyda's heartfelt prayers and inspiring verses from Scripture make this collection of comfort an ideal gift for those traveling through the dark times of life as well as for those who need their own daily dose of encouragement amid life's pressures and problems. The soothing watercolor art of award-winning painter Annie LaPoint echoes the message of hope and healing through the trials and tribulations of this world.
Ideal for those times when you don't know what to say or for when you need a touch of empathy and compassion to feed your own soul.
On the Go: One-minute Prayers for Families, by Susan K Leigh
Make prayer part of your daily routine!
You rush out the door, jump in the car, buckle your seatbelt, and head out for the day. During those last few minutes when we're preparing to leave home, whatever the reason, our mind is filled with checklists turn out the lights, grab the keys, remember the backpack and lunch box, coats and gloves. Did someone feed the dog and take out the trash? Did I unplug the iron? The clock is ticking. There is no time to waste. But there is time to pray. It takes only a minute.
Perfect to read aloud by the parents in the driver's seat before driving away or the child in the back seat, these prayers remind families that we should at all times give praise to the Lord.
Includes classic, daily, special day, school, feelings and situation prayers, Scripture passages and well known hymns.
Its small convenient size allows for easy storage in the glove box, car door pocket, purse, or briefcase.


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The University of Arizona softball program completed the 2010 season with an overall record of 52-14 and was the 2010 WCWS Runners-Up! Head Coach Mike Candrea has led the Wildcats to 22 Women's College World Series appearances in 23 years. During that span, Candrea has won eight NCAA national championships and finished as runner-up five times. Candrea has compiled a 1229-259-2 (.825) overall record in 35 years as head coach. Learn how he has developed a championship program:
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The University of Arizona (coached by Mike Candrea) and the University of Florida (coached by Tim Walton) both advanced to the 2010 Women's College World Series. Arizona (48-11) enters the WCWS for the 22nd time in the past 23 years by defeating BYU in NCAA Division I Super Regional play. Florida (48-8) enters the WCWS for the third consecutive year (2008-2010) by defeating Arizona State in the NCAA Division I Super Regional.
The University of Arizona (coached by Mike Candrea) and BYU, both 46-11, will square off in Super Regional play of the NCAA Softball Championships. Arizona defeated Cornell and Hofstra twice in regional play, while BYU defeated #12 Texas and East Carolina twice. Competition will begin in Tucson on May 28. The winner will advance to the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City, OK.
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Mike Candrea is the Head Softball Coach at the University of Arizona who is currently ranked #2 in the USA Today/ NFCA Top 25. Candrea has guided the Wildcats to 8 NCAA Championships and was the 2004 and 2008 US Olympic Softball Coach.
Tim Walton is the Head Softball Coach at the University of Florida who is currently ranked #3 in the USA Today / NFCA Top 25. Walton has guided the Gators to the 2008 and 2009 Women's College World Series where his teams advanced to the semifinals and finals.
The NFCA has recently released the 2010 Preseason USA Today / NFCA Division I Softball Top 25 Poll. Defending national champion, Washington, will start the season as the #1 team in the country. The complete Preseason Top 25 includes:
1. Washington
2. Alabama
3. Florida (Coached by Tim Walton)
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Dan Nailen's Lounge Act: A musical with some meat to it
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The Ogden Music Festival celebrates its seventh year with an outstanding lineup of national and regional artists. Read More
tUnE-yArDs headlines The Urban Lounge Tuesday night. Read More
Haim headlines Thursday at The Depot Read More
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Trio Band of Skulls headlines Saturday night at In The Venue Read More
The "Gods, Heroes and Monsters" show opens Saturday night. Read More


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TEMPE, Ariz. — The Utes lost for the fifth time in seven games as 21 turnovers and shooting 35 percent from the field weren't enough on the road in a 59-51 loss to Arizona State on Saturday.
Michelle Plouffe had 15 points and seven rebounds for Utah (9-9, 2-5). Janita Badon added 12 points and eight assists, while Taryn Wicijowski had 10 points and nine rebounds.
Kali Bennett had 12 points, nine rebounds and a school-record-tying seven blocked shots to lead Arizona State.
Deja Mann had 17 points and Kimberly Brandon added 12 for the Sun Devils (13-5, 4-3 Pac-12), who have won three straight after losing three in a row. Bennett tied the blocked-shot record set by Kym Hampton against Washington on Jan. 19, 1981.
The Sun Devils opened the second half with an 8-1 run to take go on top 30-20. The Utes missed their first six shots after the break and four minutes into the second half were 8 of 39 from the field.
Utah got within four points after Badon made a steal and found Plouffe for a jumper to cut the lead to 43-39 with 6:47 to play. However, Utah coach Anthony Levrets thought Plouffe had also been fouled on the play, and was called for a technical foul, leading to two Sun Devils free throws by Mann. She hit a 3-pointer on the subsequent posession and Arizona State held on.
Bennett had six points and six blocked shots in the first half as Arizona State took a 22-19 lead at the break.
The Utes missed 14 of their 23 shots in the first 20 minutes but outrebounded the Sun Devils 24-15 to stay close.
It was the first meeting in nearly six years between the schools, the last being Utah's 86-65 win over Arizona State in the second round of the 2006 NCAA tournament.
UTAH STATE 91, NEVADA 69: At Logan, Devyn Christensen produced 22 points while Ashlee Brown had 12 and seven boards as the Aggies held a 52-24 advantage in the paint and 39 points from the bench while Nevada's reserves managed 15.
SUU 80, IPFW 68: At Cedar City, the Thunderbirds snapped an eight-game losing-streak and earned their first Summit League victory of the year even though leading scorer Hailey Mandelko left the game in the first half after colliding with a defender.
Fellow starting guard DJ Norman picked up the slack with a career-high 22 points.
The T-Birds (5-14, 1-7) started the night 3-for-3 from the floor to record the first six points of the ballgame. Norman, Mandelko and Carli Moreland all collected early baskets to help SUU claim the 6-0 lead.
IPFW (7-12, 4-4) answered with nine unanswered, including back-to-back 3-pointers by Haley Seibert, to go up 9-6 at the 16-minute mark. Tayler Anderson then scored two straight baskets as part of 6-0 run that saw SUU go back up by three. After a pair of Mastodon free throws Mandelko knocked down a shot from the outside to give the Thunderbirds a 15-11 advantage.
IPFW came back with four straight to tie the score at 15 but a 3-pointer by Norman would then put SUU back out in front. The Mastodons were able to level the score once again as Anne Boese connected from the outside to knot the score at 18.
Andrea Jones then added a third consecutive 3-pointer to spark a 10-0 run for SUU. The Thunderbirds outscored the IPFW by a count of 15-3 over the final eight minutes of the half, eight of which came at the free-throw line, to take a 33-21 lead at the break.
Southern Utah went 3-5 from the outside in the opening period and outrebounded IPFW 22-12. Norman led the Thunderbirds with nine first-half points while Seibert had seven for the Mastodons.
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Greenwood Avenue Commercial Building Fire Determined to Be Accidental
January 3, 2013- A Seattle Fire Investigator determined the cause of a fire at an occupied commercial building to be accidental. The fire was caused by creosote buildup in ductwork which most likely was ignited by an operating generator and convection oven.
At 12:04 p.m. on Wednesday January 2, 2013, the first 911 call came in reporting a fire at a 2-story business located at 10500 block of Greenwood Avenue North. Northgate Ladder Company 5 arrived first to find smoke coming from the rear of the structure. The firefighters quickly extinguished the flames in the outside generator. The flames traveled through the building's ductwork. It took just over a half-an-hour to completely knock down the fire.
The damage was limited to the ductwork and the roof of the building. The damage estimate is $40,000 to the structure and $10,000 to the contents.
There were no injuries.
Posted: January 3rd, 2013 under Battalion 4 (NW Seattle), Fire Line, Fires.
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Don't close the door on your wide-eyed, whimpering pup before going out to eat. Bring Rover along for a dog day afternoon on a local patio. A few area restaurants are encouraging doggie dining and even offer a few special canine treats.
Dog Days of Summer:
Aug. 15 & 22, 2-8 p.m. Typically not open Sundays, the brewery lets owners relax with a beer while their dogs enjoy massages, treats and pooch contests. 2516 Market Ave., 216-771-4404 greatlakesbrewing.com
Bow Wow Brunch:
Sundays 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Pups can order off a special organic menu that includes canine casserole, bow wow burgers and Fido's fish and potatoes. 6605 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, 216-920-0600 luxecleveland.com
Sunday Brunch:
10 a.m.-1 p.m.
During warm months, patrons' pooches can get treats such as cookies, yogurt or chew sticks. 1313 Linda St., Rocky River, 440-799-4300 winebarrr.com
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What is Kennel Cough?
As a boarding kennel owner and a vet, I am often asked about this illness. From my point of view it has an unfortunate name, which implies that it only occurs in kennels. In fact an outbreak can occur in any area, and because it spreads rapidly, sooner or later an infected dog is bound to enter the kennels. Outbreaks are more common in the summer months, but there have been several cases in my area recently. Perhaps the mild autumn we have had has provided the right conditions for spread.
Kennel Cough is a contagious illness of dogs, the main symptom of which is coughing. It should correctly be called Infectious Canine Bronchitis, or Infectious Canine Tracheobronchitis, but it is often known as Kennel Cough because of the fact that it spreads most readily when dogs are in close contact with each other. As well as in kennels, this would also occur at dog shows, training classes, veterinary surgeries, grooming parlours and many popular exercise places eg parks, beaches etc.
The infection is spread by air-borne droplets, like colds and flu in humans. Another similarity with flu in humans is that there are many different strains of infection, making it difficult to prevent entirely by vaccination.


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Paying for success: On the cutting edge in early childhood education
Stuart Johnson, Deseret News
When Salt Lake City's Granite School District wanted to expand its successful early childhood education program it dialed up one of the world's largest investment banks for a loan.
Goldman Sachs said yes, launching the first "social impact bond" aimed at early childhood education. The program will be administered by the United Way of Salt Lake, and the state will repay investors based on carefully measured costs of avoided special education expenses down the road.
If the results aren't achieved, Goldman Sachs gets nothing back.
Social impact bonds, or as they are often called, "pay for success loans," are a new concept of blending public purposes with private resources and approaches.
The idea is to set out a measurable and achievable social objective. Private investors fund the project, while an experienced nonprofit organization implements it. A third party measures the results, and if results meet or surpass expectations investors get paid.
The Salt Lake bond is the world's first focused on early childhood education. The two previous bonds — in England and New York City — both focused on reducing prisoner re-offending.
While some are skeptical about whether injecting complicated third-party deals into government social policy can save money, the idea's supporters see it a way to test and develop ideas that otherwise get lost or mishandled in a bureaucratic morass.
"Social impact bonds completely disrupt the normal pattern of funding," said John Hoffmire, director of the Center on Business and Poverty at the University of Wisconsin and director of the Impact Bond Fund at Saïd School of Business at Oxford University.
"They gives us an opportunity to change the role of government. We are no longer taxing people to pay for social programs," Hoffmire said. "Instead, investors fund social programs, and if they continue to work they will continue to fund them."
Building on success
In 2012, when the Rikers Island project was launched in New York, it was the first social impact bond project in the U.S. Last summer, the Salt Lake early childhood project became the second. Today, Hoffmire said, there are 18 SIBs functioning worldwide, and at least 100 more being considered.
The Salt Lake project builds on some solid data. From 2006 to 2009, Granite School District tracked its preschool program. It first proved that 33 percent of low-income students would need special education without the early education program. Then it established that with the program, only 5 percent ended up needing special education.
The Granite school program had a waiting list of 400 kids, and it needed to expand the program but didn't have the money. If the program were fully implemented, school officials estimated the state would save $2,607 per child for 12 years.
But with state and local budgets stretched tight, the resources to fund the expanded program weren't there. In this case, even though the idea was proven to save money, the state remained skittish about funding expansion.
Goldman Sachs was impressed with the success of the current work in the Granite School District, said Andrea Phillips, vice president in the Goldman Sachs Urban Investment Group.
The Granite program uses a standardized pretest and then tracks kids from kindergarten through fifth grade: "They have had incredible results keeping these kids on track," Phillips said.
The evidence was strong enough for Goldman to take the risk, Phillips said, helping the district scale its program and prove its results.
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Open all year round. This spa dates back to 1836; it was closed for a long time due to restoration works that have retained its original liberty style and reopened to the public in 2003.
The center is divided into 4 sectors with over 30 different amenities:
- Giardini di Venere (Gardens of Venus): an open-air route, ideal for regenerating body and mind. It is exposed to the sun all day long. You can plunge into the natural hot springs of the thermal park and then lie in the sun while breathing the fresh crisp mountain air.
- Grotta di Nettuno (the Grotto of Neptune): A detoxicating route through a modern and functional minimalist tunnel built in 2004 that connects the semi-basement to the gardens outside. It is equipped with specific amenities for the improvement of body circulation and deep cleansing of the skin.
- Bagni di Giove (Jupiter Baths): Indoor water route, ideal for revitalizing, regenerating and tonifying the body. The route traces back to the 800s and runs through the semi-basement under vaulted arches where the first thermal establishment of the New Baths was situated.
- Torre di Cupido (Cupid's Tower): an ancient hexagonal tower dating back to the 18th century with two thermal baths. The internal bath offers you the opportunity to enjoy your immersions in total privacy, while the external one offers a breathtaking view of the park of the Resort.


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Mason Wins 400 Meter Hurdles, Both Relays Advance
Jamele Mason captured a win in the 400 meter hurdles Friday at the Penn Relays.
April 27, 2012
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Texas Tech continued its success at the 117th Penn Relays on Friday as senior Jamele Mason captured a first place finish in the men's 400 meter hurdles and both Red Raider relay teams qualified for the Championships of America.
The Red Raider 4x100 relay team qualified with a seventh place finish and a time of 40.40 while the 4x400 relay team placed fifth with a time of 3:10.06 to also qualify. The Championships of America will be held Saturday at Franklin Field on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania.
"I'm very pleased with our performance today," head coach Wes Kittley said. "Jamele [Mason] started the day with a great win and we had two great relays that qualified for the Championships of America tomorrow."
Mason opened the day for Texas Tech by capturing the win in the 400 meter hurdles early Friday morning. Running in a tough wind with the temperatures in the mid-40s, Mason finished with a time of 50.72. The win marked his fourth in as many 400 meter hurdle races this season.
"He just ran a great race," Kittley said. "I'm very proud of him."
Mason, who entered the Penn Relays ranked No. 2 in the country in the event, edged out Jermaine Lower of Pittsburg in the second heat. Lower placed second overall with a time of 51.36. Mason later helped the 4x400 relay team qualify for the Championships of America.
Precious Nwokey finished eighth in the women's 100 meter hurdles to also qualify for the Saturday finals with a time 13.59. It marked her second best time of the season.
Meanwhile, freshman Avril McGhee earned a fifth place finish in the triple jump with a wind-aided mark of 12.36 meters (40'-6.75").
In the 100 meter dash, Cierra White placed 18th overall with a time of 11.93. She was followed by teammate Tara Thomas who placed 21st with a time of 12.12.
Texas Tech will resume action at the Penn Relays tomorrow beginning at 9 a.m. with the men's triple jump.


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Houston Dash rookie forward Kealia Ohai's first career multi-goal game sparked the Houston Dash to a 2-1 come from behind win at BBVA Compass Stadium om Friday night. Houston's second home win of the season moved the Dash into a seventh place tie with Sky Blue FC and five points clear of NWSL cellar dweling Boston.
Houston fell behind early in what head coach Randy Waldrum ad told his players was a must win game if they expected any chance of reaching the playoffs in their inaugural season.
"I pressured the players the week," Waldrum said telling them that this was a must win game. Despite the preaching Houston fell behind five minutes into the match when Boston forward Katie Shoepfer intercepted a clearing deep in the Houston end and rifled a shot past a stunned Erin Mcleod. It was the only marker McLeod would allow as the Dash defense tightened and the Houston netminder produced one dazzling save after another in the late going.
Ohai, Houston's first pick in the 2014 NWSL College Draft just missed connecting with an Ari Romero service into the box for the game's equalizer in the 33rd minute of play.
Instead the 22 year old saved her best moments for the second half. In the 56th, the 5'5" speedster raced down the far sideline with a Kelly McFarlane pass before cutting into the top corner of the 18 yard box and ripping a right footed blast by a Boston double team going top shelf inside the far post.
Five minutes later, Ohai was at it again. This time the former North Carolina All ACC forward streaked through the heart of the Boston defense before lacing the game winner by a helpless Alyssa Naeher.
Waldrum who called Ohai one of the best forwards in the nation on draft day was effusing superlatives once again following the match.
"She's been our best player since probably Washingtonwhen we lost that late minute game," gushed a proud Randy Waldrum. "I think she's just been tearing it up so it was great to see her get rewarded for the work she's put in."
Houston (5-10-1 16 points) missed a golden opportunity to ice the game in the 83rd minute when Naeher stopped an Ella Massar penalty shot from the spot keeping the deficit at 2-1.
After turning away the Breakers on successive corner kicks in the 85th minute, McLeod stopped Nkem Ezurike from point blank range six yards out in the final minute of regulation.
With four minutes of stoppage time added on, McLeod continued to dazzle turning away Jazmin Reeves from close range as the clock wound down preserving a much needed Houston win.
Waldrum was ecstatic about the team's fifth win of the season.
"Obviously, I am extremely excited," said a happy but tired head coach. "It's been awhile since we won and only the second time at home.I thought the girls gave a great effort especially in the second half. I am extremey proud of the effort. To be down at halftime and to come back speaks to the effort of this team."
Houston forwards Nina Burger, Ohai and newcomer Melissa Henderson combined for six shots on target and two goals. Ohai was quick to credit Henderson with just a day of training under her belt after being acquired from FC Kansas City on Wednesday with being instrumental in the success of the Houston offense.
"One thing I noticed about Mel," said Ohai. "was that every attack seemed to begin with her having the ball and finding the right pass."
With seven games left in the regular season, Houston looks to extend its "must win" home streak when they return to the pitch on Thursday night July 17, 2014 against the Washington Spirit. Kick-off is set 8:00p.m. CDT.
Ohai's brace sparks a Houston Dash 2-1 must win comeback
Houston Dash rookie forward Kealia Ohai's first career multi-goal game sparked the Houston Dash to a 2-1 come from behind win at BBVA Compass Stadium om Friday night. Houston's second home win of the season moved the Dash into a seventh place tie with Sky Blue FC and five points clear of NWSL cellar dweling Boston.


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"Will They Or Won't They" – Done Right
With this week's episode, The Locomotive Manipulation, The Big Bang Theory's Sheldon Cooper and Amy Farrah Fowler officially became one of my favorite couples ever.
I've been a fan of The Big Bang Theory from episode one, appreciating the quirky characters and silly humor supplied by producer Chuck Lorre, the amazing writing staff, and the hugely talented cast of actors. But it was the introduction of Mayim Bialik's Amy Farrah Fowler as a romantic foil for the seemingly asexual Sheldon Cooper (played by the exquisite Jim Parsons) that really kicked the show up a notch, if you ask my opinion. The evolving relationship between these two characters has proven an absolute delight, and I would say it is one of the best examples ever of the will-they-or-won't-they tease ever depicted on a TV program. Continue reading
Easy, Ugly Cube Steak Casserole
I chose another dish when I submitted my "Winter Warmer", cold weather, stick-to-your-ribs recipe – but this one ran a close second. Its delicious, easy and filling, but man, is it ever ugly. I'll provide the ingredients and directions, and you can decide the quantities. Continue reading
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Why are they so special? First, they're perfect leggings, extremely narrow legged with a band of rubber at the ankle that keeps them from riding up under boots. They're reversible so you can wear them with either a matte or shiny side out. Best of all is the fit. Being menswear they're very long in the leg, and being fitness wear they're very stretchy and don't bag at the knee by noon. They're also much warmer than your typical legging or jegging.
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Winter Warmers – Chicken Roast
This delicious, easy chicken dish is made on the stovetop, similar to the traditional pot roast. You have control over quantity, so you can feed two or a holiday crowd.
Boneless Chicken Breasts (3-6 or even more. I use tenders)
Minced Garlic
Chicken Broth (bouillon OK)
Potatoes (chopped into pieces)
Onions (minced or fresh, chopped)
Carrots (peeled and cut. I use packaged baby carrots)
Vegetable oil
Salt and Pepper
Bay leaf (optional)
Heat a couple of tablespoons vegetable oil in a dutch oven on medium. (I use a nonstick spray first)
Brown thawed breasts.
Add garlic and onion, salt and pepper to taste
Add carrots
Fill pot 1/2 way with chicken broth, add water if needed until carrots are just covered. Cook on high to boiling and then reduce heat to slow simmer. Cover and cook for 30 mins or until carrots are about halfway done.
Add potatoes and cook until all vegetables are tender and ready to eat, adding broth or water as needed.
I didn't provide measurements because the amount needed is subjective. If you're cooking two breasts, obviously the pot you use and the amount of vegetables will be much smaller than if you're feeding a large group. That's the great thing about this dish. I've cooked it in everything from a sauce pan to a huge stock pot, as needed. It can be dressed up when serving or dumped into one bowl.
However you treat it, this meal will stick to your ribs!
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Winter Warmers: Ad Hoc Scalloped Potatoes
A lot of my recipes are those I've sort of made up through goofing around in the kitchen, not really having the ingredients I'm supposed to have to make the recipe I've got in mind to cook. So what starts out to be something out of a cookbook turns out to be a variation on a theme. My scalloped potatoes is one of those recipes.
You can make this in a deep baking dish (which I usually do) or in a lasagna-type pan (which I've done when the baking dishes aren't washed and I'm too lazy to wash one by hand).
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
6-8 potatoes washed and sliced into about 1/4″ pieces (I leave the skins on since I heard that skins are good for you, but you don't have to)
large onion or a bunch of green onions cut into bite-sized pieces
ham slice cut into bite-sized pieces (I usually use ham and about a third of a summer sausage cut into bite-sized pieces because the summer sausage adds some of its own spice, but this isn't absolutely needed)
dill or another spice either fresh or dried, to taste
2 cups milk (I've used whole, 2 percent, and skim at one time or another; all work)
1/4 cup flour
1/4 butter or margarine
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I despise dealing with car repair, don't you? I'm not completely ignorant about how they work, but I'm certainly not interested in fixing them myself, which means depending on a service technician. The problem there is finding one that you can trust. I've been burned so many times! Continue reading
Summer Recipes: Jean's Random Dressings
Summer is salad season for me. Period. It's been less salady this year than other years because we had one heat wave of unending discomfort for two weeks, and everything else has been sub 30, and mostly sub 25 C. (Sorry for all the Americans out there, but I can't do Fahrenheit. I can't.)
Anyway, when I do bring out my trusty chopped salad (= chop random veggies in the fridge and toss) I start experimenting with dressings. I'm not too imaginative with the salad ingredients because I tend to be conservative in my grocery shopping (= cheap), except when it comes to cheese. So the salad dressing is where I can shell out a bit more, because it goes a long way, and try different things.
Here are my three staple salad dressings, which I just dump over salads, and often other random dishes. Everything I do is guesstimated, with a dash here and a pinch there, and I use dinner spoons to dollop things out. BS = Big Spoon, and LS = Little Spoon. (I'm low tech in the kitchen. This is why I'm crap at baking.) Hope you enjoy them!
– Jean AAR
In or Out?
I cook a lot, especially during the summer. Weekends find me doing breakfast (egg sandwiches, biscuits, gravy, bacon and eggs or some sort of casserole), lunch which can be anything from sandwiches to a full four course meal and dinner, which normally comes from the crock pot. I also customize a lot – adding mac and cheese to the menu to accommodate a fussy eater or cooking a quick pizza for the kids while my husband and I eat Thai food.
All that cooking means when I get the chance to eat out I am delighted. However, in a recent conversation with some new friends my husband talked about how he really didn't enjoy eating out. He far preferred to eat at home, even when the at home meal was just sandwiches and a side. Part of that might be that he rarely cooks But I do have several friends whose husbands also feel that way. For them the wholesomeness and simplicity of home fare wins out over polishing off their company manners and heading to a restaurant for fancier fare.
Even among my friends that do enjoy eating out there is some debate about what kind of meals should be eaten when away from home. I don't eat burgers that aren't homemade and won't even eat a salad from McDonald's. Their food just doesn't agree with my digestive system and I prefer to eat a quick sandwich at the house than eat there. One of my friends recently went to one of the more pricey restaurants in our town and disliked the way everything was a la carte. I hate to experiment with my food and tend to eat only dishes made from familiar ingredients and spices. I like family restaurants such as Olive Garden or Red Lobster. I rarely feel like truly "fine dining".
So, different strokes for different folks. What about you? Do you prefer to eat in or go out? What restaurants do you like?
– Maggie AAR


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U.S. alpine skiing star Lindsey Vonn, who hoped to rehab her injured right knee enough to compete at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi in February, has officially opted out of the Winter Games, according to a Jan. 7 announcement made via her official Facebook page.
Vonn, 29, tore two ligaments in her knee in February of 2013 on the opening day run of the super G at the Alpine Ski World Championships in Austria. After having the knee surgically repaired, a Nov. 20 training accident at Copper Mountain, Colo. resulted in yet another partial ACL tear and more time away from the slopes.
Although Vonn was "devastated" to give up her spot on the U.S. Olympic ski team, her disappointment was tempered by the knowledge that one of her talented teammates would take her place and "go for gold." Still, her absence from the U.S. roster leaves the sport without its ostensible cover girl, although teen Mikaela Shiffrin is well on her way to establishing herself as a bona fide international competition threat.
A four-time World Cup overall champion, Vonn made history at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver by becoming the first U.S. woman to ever win downhill gold. She also claimed the bronze in the super G.
Women's alpine skiing action at the 2014 Winter Olympics begins Feb. 10.
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