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Congress feasts on your delicious Congressional ethics
Fans of the Bravo cable network's Top Chef were treated last night to a cringe-inducing exercise as Members of Congress from both sides of the aisle literally dined against a background of Congressional ethical misdeeds.
The TV competition, which pits a group of chefs against one another in a variety of cooking contests, is set in Washington, DC this season. Setting the competition in the nation's capital has led to all manner of ham-fisted competitions – 'bipartisandiwches,' ugh! But at least when they brought the White House chef in, he put an emphasis on healthy food for school kids. Bring a junior Congressman and a first-term Senator in for the show, however, and all they want to do is get fat at the teat of toothpick-sized lobbyist meals and theoretical 'power lunches' with their campaign cash patrons.
First up was Rep. Aaron Schock, an Illinois Republican who is Congress's youngest member (and well known for not wearing a shirt). He judged the show's 'quickfire challenge' in which he made light of the peculiar rules about how lobbyists can serve food to Members of Congress and their staffs. You know, the rules that make it harder for people with deep pockets to wine and dine their way into legislative victory. The infamous 'toothpick rule', which states that lobbyists can only serve bite-sized morsels and not full meals to Congress members, formed the basis for the competition. Schock, alongside Padma Lakshmi, effectively encouraged the chefs to jam as much pricey, fancy food as they could on a toothpick, so that lobbyists can still subtly buy nice meals for their good friends on Capitol Hill.
But it wasn't only a Republican who was snacking in the shadow of prior unethical behaviors in Congress (such as the Charlie Rangel ethics committee hearing that's going on today). No, Top Chef's producers kept it bipartisan. Senator Mark Warner, freshman Democrat of Virginia, was a guest judge in the elimination challenge. He lunched with NBC media types like Joe Scarborough at The Palm, a DC steakhouse that could have been the inspiration for scenes you might have watched in the film 'Thank You For Smoking.' The chefs raced to cook their guests 'power lunches' – the kind where lobbyists talk Senators like Warner into relaxing some regulations and easing off on oversight if they're hoping to get re-elected next time around.
The scenes were made ickier by the real life conflicts of interest posed by the two members turning up on an NBC Universal program. Senator Warner sits on the Senate Subcommittee on Communications, Technology, and the Internet, which oversees the FCC, which regulates media companies like NBC Universal. Rep. Schock sits on the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform in the House. Last year, the committee subpoenaed Tareq and Michaele Salahi, the scurrilous fameballs who crashed a White House party at the encouragement of their mercenary 'Real Housewives of DC' producers – a show that also airs on Bravo.
I hope that the cost of the meals the two Congress critters enjoyed are properly accounted and paid for. No good ever comes from the toxic mix of our political system and reality television's simulacrum of American life. Especially when Congressional ethics are involved. Our political system is not a prop. A conflict-of-interest-free Congress is a bedrock goal of America's constitutional dream, not a snack to be noshed on.
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Unlike much of the Lower 48, Anchorage and surrounding areas are enjoying fairly normal rainfall after a record-setting winter this year. While temperatures soar in down south, things have remained fairly average since the all-time record 7 1/2 feet of snowfall began melting away in March and April.
Anchorage is blessed with a mild growing climate due in part to its northern latitude and it's proximity to the Cook's Inlet which is moderated heavily by the Japanese Current flowing through equatorial regions before turning North along the coast of the U.S. and then swirling up past Canada's British Columbia coast, Southeast Alaska to finally expend the last vestiges of energy milling about the Alaskan Gulf just south of Anchorage and the rest of South-central Alaska. Anchorage proper is protected by the Chugach Mountains and the Alaska Range which help avert severe storms.
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SUMMER FESTIVALS: THEATER; An Abundance of Performing Arts Nationwide
By Ben Sisario
Published: May 9, 1999
Following is a selected list, compiled by Ben Sisario, of events through September. Performances rarely occur every day of the week, and programs are subject to change.
BIRMINGHAM -- Alabama Theater (205-324-2426). July 8-18: ''Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.'' July 29-Aug. 8: ''The Music Man.''
MONTGOMERY -- Alabama Shakespeare Festival (800-841-4273). In repertory, through July 25: ''Richard III,'' ''Troilus and Cressida,'' ''As You Like It,''
''When We Are Married.'' ''Lurleen.'' June 1-July 25: ''Sockdology.'' Aug. 10-Sept. 19: ''Lost Highway.'' www.asf.net
SCOTTSDALE -- Arizona Theater Company (602-994-2787). Today-May 22: ''The Last Night of Ballyhoo.'' June 10-25: ''Picasso at the Lapin Agile.''
LITTLE ROCK -- Arkansas Repertory Theater (501-378-0405). Thur.-May 30: ''Idols of the King.'' www.therep.org
COSTA MESA -- South Coast Repertory (714-708-5555). May 21-June 27: ''On the Jump.'' www.scr.org
LA JOLLA -- La Jolla Playhouse (619-550-1010). Sat.-June 20: ''Oo-Bla-Dee.'' June 8-July 11: ''Loot.'' July 13-Aug. 29: ''Jane Eyre.'' July 27-Aug. 29: ''Pretty Fire.'' Sept. 14-Oct. 17: ''Wonderland.''
LOS ANGELES -- Mark Taper Forum, at the Music Center of Los Angeles County (213-628-2772). Through June 13: ''Enigma Variations.'' June 10-July 11: ''Culture Clash in Bordertown.'' June 19-July 25: ''Hughie.'' Aug. 1-Sept. 19: ''The First Picture Show.''
MISSION VIEJO -- Saddleback Civic Light Opera, Saddleback College (949-582-4656). July 2-18: ''La Cage aux Folles.'' July 30-Aug. 15: ''A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.'' June 12-Aug. 8: ''Back to Bacharach and David,'' a revue.
MOUNTAIN VIEW -- Theaterworks, Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts (650-903-6000). June 23-July 18: ''Sunday in the Park With George.'' July 28-Oct. 3: ''As Bees in Honey Drown.'' www.theatreworks
ORINDA -- California Shakespeare Festival, Bruns Amphitheater (510-548-9666). June 10-July 4: ''The Two Gentlemen of Verona.'' July 8-Aug. 1: ''The Merchant of Venice.'' Aug. 5-29: ''King Lear.'' Sept. 9-Oct. 3: ''The Tempest.'' www.calshakes.org
SACRAMENTO -- Music Circus (916-557-1999). July 12-18: ''West Side Story.'' July 19-25: ''The Most Happy Fella.'' July 26-Aug. 1: ''Bye Bye Birdie.'' Aug. 2-8: ''The Secret Garden.'' Aug. 9-15: ''42d Street.'' Aug. 16-22: ''Carousel.'' Aug. 23-29: ''A Chorus Line.''
SALINAS -- Western Stage, Hartnell College (831-755-6816). June 4-19: ''Golf With Alan Shepard.'' July 9-24: ''Will Rogers Follies.'' Aug. 6-15: ''The Grapes of Wrath.'' Aug. 27-Sept. 11: ''Flower Drum Song.''
SAN DIEGO -- Old Globe Theater (619-239-2255). Cassius Carter Center Stage: July 24-Sept. 4: ''Missing Footage.'' Lowell Davies Festival Theater: July 10-Aug. 14: ''Thunder Knocking on the Door.'' Sept. 4-Oct. 9: ''The Merry Wives of Windsor.'' Old Globe Theater: May 29-July 3: ''Magic Flute'' by Lillian Garrett-Groag. July 31-Sept. 4: ''Cymbeline.''
SAN FRANCISCO -- 42d Street Moon, New Conservatory Theater Center (415-861-8972). Aug. 4-22: ''Sitting Pretty.'' Sept. 8-12: ''On a Clear Day You Can See Forever.'' www.nctcsf.org
Magic Theater (415-441-8822). June 2-July 3: ''Quills.'' members.aol.com/MagicThtre
SANTA CRUZ -- Shakespeare Santa Cruz, at the University of California (408-459-2159). In repertory, July 15-Aug. 29: ''Romeo and Juliet,'' ''Two Gentlemen of Verona'' and Shaw's ''Arms and the Man.''
BOULDER -- Colorado Shakespeare Festival, University of Colorado (303-492-0554). In repertory, June 23-Aug. 15: ''Henry IV, Part 1,'' ''A Comedy of Errors,'' ''The Merry Wives of Windsor'' and ''Henry IV, Part 2.'' www.coloradoshakes.org
COLORADO SPRINGS -- U.C.C.S. Theaterworks Shakespeare Festival (719-262-3232). July 2-Aug. 1: ''Titus Andronicus,'' ''Kiss Me Kate.''
CREEDE -- Creede Repertory Theater (719-658-2540). In repertory, June 10-Aug. 28: ''Destry Rides Again,'' ''Harvey,'' ''I Ought to Be in Pictures,'' ''Dancing at Lughnasa,'' ''Marguerita's Secret Diary,'' ''Bat Masterson's Creede,'' ''The Complete History of America (Abridged).'' www.creederep.com
BRIDGEPORT -- Downtown Cabaret Theater (203-576-1636). Fri.-Aug. 1: ''Damn Yankees.''
CHESTER -- Norma Terris Theater (860-873-8668). Through May 30: ''Both Barrels.'' www.goodspeed.org
EAST HADDAM -- Goodspeed Opera House (860-873-8668). Through July 3: ''On the Twentieth Century.'' July 9-Oct. 2: ''No, No, Nannette.'' www.goodspeed.org
HARTFORD -- Hartford Stage (860-527-5151). July 15-25: ''A Streetcar Named Desire.'' www.hartfordstage
NEW HAVEN -- International Festival of Arts and Ideas, Long Wharf Theater, June 18-July 3 (888-278-4332). June 18-20: ''Short and N.E.A.T.,'' one-act plays by the New England Actors Theater. June 23-July 3: Britain's Royal Shakespeare Company will present, in repertory, ''Troilus and Cressida'' and the American premiere of Brian Friel's ''Month in the Country.'' June 28-July 3: Hugo and Ines, a puppet group. July 2: Cornerstone Theater's adaptation of ''The Good Woman of Szechuan.'' www.artidea.org
Yale Repertory Theater (203-432-1234). Through May 22: ''Hay Fever.'' www.yale.edu/yalerep
STORRS -- Connecticut Repertory Theater, University of Connecticut (860-486-4226). June 4-19: ''A Little Night Music.'' June 25-July 10: ''Once on This Island.'' July 16-24: ''Forever Plaid.''
WATERFORD -- National Playwrights Conference, O'Neill Center (212-382-2790). June 27-July 31: Staged readings of new plays.


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OK, so how would you deal with a shooter in the congregation, and innocents all around?
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OK, so how would you deal with a shooter in the congregation, and innocents all around?
Come on Tom - what about some really hard questions! :biggrin:
Sheesh - this is a real poser of a situation. Much might depend on how fast folks dropped for cover and whether the bad guy stayed standing etc.
If he is right in the thick of a big standing crowd - you would have little choice right then but to observe - no chance to intervene. Hopefully someone would be on cell phone but that ain't gonna save the day.
Probably Tom - this can be classed as a ''nightmare'' scenario. Same could be said for a situation in a mall too in some ways. A ''Rule #4" impossibility.
Depends on the terain.
Bad guy becomes the backstop.
If possible, I would shoot from kneeling, so that if I miss...I miss up.
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In Virginia I'm disarmed in church due to the way they wrote the CHP law. So I guess I would have to draw my knife and bide my time for an opening.
call in a air strike of lightning from above.
"Blessed be the Lord my rock who trains my hands for war and my fingers for battle." Psalm 144:1
Pray and shoot! Pray and shoot! :biggrin:Quote:
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If I had to shoot someone in a crowd, I like KC135's answer. Either that or circle around the BG as best as I can.
My daily prayer used to be and when I remember to pray is "Lord, please make me fast and accurate".
Let's see... With me I run the church audio equipment, so I'm in the Balcony I also have my M6X with me so it would just be put the dot on the BG, and shoot. I have been really expecting an attack on some religious holiday at some church, in some major city, (not where I live), but I have been running the tatical senaro through my head for quite some time now. 30 degrees down angle, tatical advantage of elevation, in isolated area with no way to sneak up on me, and the wife runs the video equipment in front of me and is carrying her .357 with laser grips as backup.
I hate to be a pessimist to this level, but if a shooter is dumping rounds into the crowd, my last worry is going to be over-penetration. Dropping him then and there prevents him from spraying more rounds. I hope nothing I fire goes into people I know, but failure to act means they're at continuing risk as well.
I'd rather act than not.
Not belonging to a "mainstream" religion has it's benefits. Our services tend to be rather private affairs, and given the temperment(sp?) of most Asatruars I know, anyone bent on mischief would have a hard row to hoe. Chances are good that the body would be identifiable only by dental records.Quote:
OK, so how would you deal with a shooter in the congregation, and innocents all around?
As far as tactics go, chances are there'll be an axe within reach. Good for close quarters work. :banana:


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Connectivity Issues for Virgin Media Customers
Posted by Adam on 17 January 2012 04:54 PM
We have received reports from a number of customers with services with Virgin Media that they are having intermittent connectivity issues to our network. We believe that this is an issue within Virgin's network and we recommend that you raise a fault with them.
We suggest that you use WINMTR to gather end to end hop statistics which will help identify where the network issues are occurring.
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Voice Services
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We are currently experiencing an outage on our Voice platform. We are investigating and will provide a further update shortly.
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Unplanned Outage – DC3 Wakefield
Posted by adam.heavens on 21 October 2011 02:24 PM
We are currently investigating an issue with the power at our Wakefield Datacentre (DC3), which may be affecting some customers. We believe that all services have now been restored. Further updated will be posted shortly.
Update 15:14
The root cause of the issue is being investigated and generator and UPS engineers are currently on-site to carry out a full investigation. Once this investigation is complete a full report will be made available. This is the first such occurrence Node4 have experienced since the business started. We take this issue very seriously and apologise for any inconvenience. Node4 technical staff are also available at site if any technical assistance is needed.
Update 15:53
We have an outstanding issue with one of our voice interconnects. During the power issue equipment belonging to one of our voice interconnect providers failed. We have an engineer on site investigating this and hope to restore full service shortly. This is impacting a small percentage of customers who are experiencing issues with inbound calls, and intermittent issues with outbound calls.
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Engineers will be back on site tomorrow morning to complete further diagnostic tests on the generators but we are satisfied that any further risk has been mitigated. We will continue to update this site with any further information and, of course we will issue a full incident report as soon as we can. Customer's affected by today's incident should firstname.lastname@example.com or any ongoing technical problems or your account manager for any other queries.
Server Centre would like to apologise again for the disruption to service that this has caused.
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Connectivity Issues – 01/08/2011 between 10.30 -11.30
Posted by Adam Heavens on 01 August 2011 11:45 AM
Between 10.30 and 11.30 today customers may have experienced issues with Internet Transit and MPLS Services.
The symptoms were slow internet access, web page timeouts and general poor connectivity.
We traced the source of the problem to a 10Gbs Ethernet link between two of our POP's. This link has now been shutdown and traffic has been re-routed via alternative circuits.
Further information will follow later today, and an incident report will be available from your account manager.
Please accept our apologises for any inconvenience this disruption may have caused.
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Network Issues Affecting UDP Traffic
Posted by Thomas Brown on 20 April 2011 11:18 AM
We are currently experiencing issues relating to UDP traffic on our network. Our Network Engineers have restored normal service for majority of our customers, and are currently working on a complete resolution to the issue
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Network Issues Affecting Multiple Services 09/02/11 06:48
Posted by Thomas Brown on 09 February 2011 09:36 AM
Update 10/02/11 12:00:
To confirm, the last service affecting outage occurred at 10.26 on 09/02/11. The 10Gbs circuit has been backup since 18.30 on 09/02/11, and therefore resiliency was restored at that point.
A post incident report is now available to our customers; this can be requested from your account manager or through a support ticket.
Update 10/02/11 06:56:
We received official confirmation of the "all clear" at 21.00 on 09/02/11
Update 09/02/11 18:56:
Work to repair the broken fibre (traced back to Olympic Village) has been on-going all afternoon. The circuit was restored at 18:30 although we are still to receive official confirmation that the circuit has been fully repaired. We have request an incident report from the provider, however it appears to be a case of the fibre cable being damaged by building work. We will produce an official report relating to this incident, this will be available from midday 10/2/11.
Update 09/02/11 10:55:
ETA on the fix of the fibre break is midday.
Update 09/02/11 10:35:
At 03:16 today the 10Gbs circuit between Derby and Global switch London failed. This was raised with the circuit provider and an underground fibre break has been identified.
This failure did not have any significant impact as traffic was automatically re-routed via Telehouse and Manchester, however we have now experienced a number of link flaps on the 10Gbs circuit between Telehouse and Manchester. Unfortunately we can't permit the circuit provider to carry out any intrusive testing while the other circuit is down. The first link flaps were experienced between 06.48 and 07.00, we've seen flaps again at 10.11 to 10.13 and 10.25 to 10.26. We are currently waiting for an ETA on the fix for the fibre break.
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Cheetah comes with a utility
cheetah that provides a command-line
interface to various housekeeping tasks. The command's first argument is
the name of the task. The following commands are currently supported:
cheetah compile [options] [FILES ...] : Compile template definitions cheetah fill [options] [FILES ...] : Fill template definitions cheetah help : Print this help message cheetah options : Print options help message cheetah test : Run Cheetah's regression tests cheetah version : Print Cheetah version number
You only have to type the first letter of the command:
cheetah c is the same as
cheetah compile.
The test suite is described in the next section. The
command will be described in section 4.2,
and the
fill command in section 4.3.
The depreciated
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Gold 'N Hot Professional Conditioning Heat Cap
Condition your hair without the drying effect of traditional hair dryers using Gold 'N Hot Professional Conditioning Heat Cap. Perfect for use with any heat treatments, conditioning creams, lotions, or rinses!
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- Designed for all hair types
- Gentle heat helps activate conditioners
- Assists in restoring damaged hair
- Leaves hair soft and manageable after conditioning treatments
- Three heat settings
- Thermostatically controlled
- Adjustable chin strap
- Do not use for rollers
- 1-year warranty
Rub chosen preparation throughly into hair. Hair may be slightly damp or dry. Place heat cap on head. Fasten chin strap and adjust for comfort. Plug in. Adjust heat control to desired level. Leave heat cap in place from 10-30 minutes, depending on type of treatment. Leaving heat cap in place for longer than 30 minutes is not recommended. When treatment is finished, turn off unit and remove cap from head. Unplug unit. Brush and comb hair.
Note: Be sure hands are completely dry before plugging or unplugging unit. Read all instructions before using.
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What A Joke!This cap is worthless for the money. Very uncomfortable to say the lease. It doesn't get hot and the name Gold N Hot is totally misleading. I had the setting on high and the most I got was semi-warm. My advise is to no waste your money and if you're thinking is purchasing this DON'T. Take your money and run.Jan 15, 2012CherilHAIR TYPENormal Hair / Relaxed Hair
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Cold CapPlease be very very aware that this cap DOES NOT GET HOT! It does not even get remotely warm. What a waste of money. The fit of the cap itself is extremely large it extends forward almost to my nose I have to move the cap up just to put my glasses on. As I'm writing this review the cap has just shut off, it's plugged in. WHAT A JOKE!!Dec 1, 2011Lori / Orange County, CA
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Not Worth $5!Plain and simple it doesn't get hot enough for any kind of condition. Im really hurt that I spent over $30 on this. You would do better putting a hot towel on your head before using this.Feb 9, 2011Janelle A.
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Chicago's New Morgan Station is the First CTA Transit Stop in 15 Years
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- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsChicago's new Morgan Station is the city's first elevated CTA station in 15 years. Situated at the corner of Lake and Morgan streets on the Pink and Green lines, the bright and shiny station provides access to the up and coming Fulton Market art district. Designed by Ross Barney Architects, the station first and foremost provides greater accessibility for mass transit riders in Chicago, but it was also designed with sustainability in mind - read on for a closer look!1
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsChicago's new Morgan Station has been open for a month now, and it serves as a gateway to the city's central Loop. There used to be an old station in the exact same spot from 1893 to 1948 until it was closed due to irregular use.2
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsNow that the Fulton District is making a comeback as an area known for its art galleries, boutiques and lofts, CTA decided to reopen the station.3
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsThey hired Carol Ross Barney (who has worked on a number of other elevated station renovations) to design the sparkly new transit stop.4
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsWorking with a tight footprint, the design team organized a lot of functional requirements into a striking and bold form.5
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsThe new station houses are located at grade level at the corner of Morgan and Lake Streets to maximize station visibility and pedestrian access.6
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsArtist-designed bike racks on Lake Street provide convenient and safe parking for two-wheeled commuters.7
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsGlass, polycarbonate, steel and concrete were chosen to match the character of the surrounding industrial neighborhood.8
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsThese materials were also chosen for their sustainability, as many of them have a high recycled content.9
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsMany of the materials were also regionally sourced - like the polycarbonate panels, granite and glazing.10
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsLightness and openness were high-priority goals that Ross Barney Architects achieved by incorporating translucent canopies, perforated steel panels covered with glass, and a glass-sheathed sky bridge.11
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsMaterials were optimized for lightness in order to reduce resources and minimize costs. New landscaping surrounding the station is drought tolerant, requires no irrigation, and minimizes storm water runoff.12
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsMorgan Station serves as both a literal and metaphorical gateway into the heart of the city and offers beautiful views from the platform.13
- CTA Morgan Station-Ross Barney ArchitectsRoss Barney Architects were aided by TranSystems, Transit and Structural Engineer; LTK Engineering Services, Trackwork and Signal Engineering; OSA Engineers, MEP and Communications Engineer; H.W. Lochner, Construction Manager; and F.H. Paschen / S.N. Nielsen, General Contractor.14


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United States Army
Basic Training Operating Instructions
Family Day
1. Reference: TRADOC REG 350-6; 2-46 IN SOP
2. Soldiers will graduate on Thursday morning or afternoon depending on the availability of the band.
a. If graduation is on Thursday morning then normally it begins at 0900. Family Day will be conducted the day before graduation (Wednesday) and be followed by an on-post pass.
b. If graduation is on Thursday afternoon, then it normally begins at 1300 and Family Day will take place on Wednesday morning.
(1) The Family Day presentation will be composed of funny skits (morning wake up, pugil), a humorous display of PT (at the beginning and end of Basic Training), and bayonet skills, and a drill demonstration by the winning platoon of the March Off. There may be static displays of weapons, NBC and MREs. The company will coordinate for Otto Gym and use its own wireless PA system. Family members show up early, so consider seting up a VCR and TVs to show the cycle tape or, if it is not available, values training videos. The presentation will close with a safety briefing, explaination of guidelines for soldiers on pass and suggested activities. Provide post maps from MWR. Family Day will last no more than one hour.
(2) After the presentation, the soldiers will return to the company, change, pick up a sack lunch, and sign out of platoon for an on post pass. Uniform for on and off post pass is Class A or B (seasonal).
3. During the summer months, graduation will be at Victory Field and in the winter months, it will be at Otto Gym or Sadowski Field House. Lay these facilities on as inclement weather sites.
a. For large fills, Sadowski Field House will be used instead of Otto Gym.
b. Key leader rehearsals will occur on Monday and Tuesday. The entire company will rehearse on Tuesday evening and Thursday morning.
4. If it is a two company graduation, one company will be identified as in charge of the graduation and will arrange for all details including set up and providing the guest speaker.
5. After graduation, soldiers will march back to the company to change and sign out on pass.
a. Only immediate families may sign out for their soldiers for an off post pass immediately following graduation from their drill sergeants. Fiancees, girlfriends, friends are NOT authorized to sign for their soldier - ONLY immediate family.
(1) Drill sergeants will give a safety briefing to all soldiers prior to going out on pass; the commander will give a safety briefing to family members prior to leaving.
(2) Recall formation for those soldiers going off post is at 0400 on Thursday to complete outprocessing and ship (depends on shipping time).
b. Unescorted on post passes are authorized for all other soldiers; their recall time is 2100.
6. Memorabilia Sales.
a. As a courtesy, the company conducts memorabilia sales to soldiers families.
b. No drill sergeant or cadre may sell these items to prevent the appearance of inappropriate pressure on the soldier to buy them.
c. Company family members and cadre from other companies, in civilian clothing, may sell to the soldiers families.
d. Soldiers are not authorized to buy items but may get someone else to buy something for them, such as another soldiers family members.
e. The Supply Sergeant will coordinate with the battalion S-4 to obtain these memorabilia items and the cash box. The Supply Sergeant will also return the cash box and remaining items back to the S-4.
7. The first sergeant will coordinate with other units for assistance in providing soldiers as ushers and awards bearers. The goal is for all graduating privates to participate in the ceremony. If not possible, graduates may be used as ushers and awards bearers but will be on the field and not separate (i.e., roadguards).
8. Get a list from the privates of any special guests (a family member who is an O-5 or an E-8 or above, either currently on active duty or retired, or a civilian of similar position in federal service). These guests are invited to sit in the reserved seating area. Also, soldiers receiving awards should have their families in reserved seating as well.
9. The battalion S-3 shop provides the sound system for graduation. The company uses its wireless sound system for Family Day and Awards Supper.
10. The IET Family Dinner is held at the Fort Knox Leader Club on Wednesday night (Family Day). Invitations are sent directly to family members. This is a nice meal, and the only on post alternative to Burger King or the PX Food Court. It is a full buffet and the cost is around $5.00 for the soldier and $10.00 for each family member. Because invitations are sent directly to family members, the soldiers often do not know about it. The Family Dinner is a unit event, and the Commander is the host. The Commander will attend the dinner to greet family members and ensure the buffet line is well stocked. Cadre members can attend; price for cadre is the same as for soldiers. Uniform for cadre is Class A.
11. All soldiers return to the barracks after Family Day by 2100 hours.
12. After graduation, soldiers may again sign out for an off post pass (if family come to graduation). They must return no later than 0400 Friday morning to ship to AIT. If the soldiers are going to AIT on Fort Knox, they may get a weekend pass that weekend. Call the AIT commander or first sergeant to confirm this before making any promises. Soldiers shipping to AIT on another post (i.e., Aberdeen Proving Ground) usually do not get a weekend pass until their fourth week of AIT.
Note: These Operating Instructions were derived from a set of SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) for a United States Army Infantry Basic Training Battalion. While SOPs might differ somewhat from batallion to batallion, it should give a basic idea of the instructions that Drill Sergeants and basic training staff members operate under.


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The Visiting Artist and Scholar Lecture Series is a collaboration between the School of Art and Blaffer Art Museum to bring visiting artists and scholars to the University of Houston. The organizing theme for the 2012- 2013 series is "Materiality" which is inspired by the School of Art curriculum and by Blaffer Art Museum's twenty year survey exhibition of work by American sculptor Tony Feher.
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Today is Memorial Day in the United States, and as Time pointed out, "It's easy to forget what Memorial Day actually means while you're sitting by the pool and looking ahead at summer vacation—but the day signifies much more than just a three-day weekend." So please, remember all those who have died while serving in the United States armed forces!
After looking at lots of gorgeous photos, I have chosen one of my favorites, (see below), to try my own Memorial Day Nail Art. Here is the link to Manic Talons.
Memorial Day Nail Art
For my Memorial Day nail art, I used all cruelty free nail polish from Milani.
I used Milani Red Label (40), Blue Print (26), and Spotlight White (28) for the Memorial Day nail art.
Clearly, my nail art is not as professional looking as that of Manic Talons. I'll work on it!
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Interesting, to say the least ! Pa
Google has implemented a new feature which enables you to type a telephone number into the search bar and hit enter and you will be given the person's name and address. If you then hit Map Quest, you will get a map to the person's house. Everyone should be aware of this! It's a nationwide reverse telephone book.
If a child gives out his/her phone number, someone can now look it up to find out where he/she lives. The safety issues are obvious, and alarming.
Note that you can have your phone number removed or blocked. I tried my number and it came up along with the map quest and directions straight to our house. I did fill out the removal form for myself, and encourage all of you to do the same. Quite scary.
Please look up your own number.
In order to test whether your phone number is mapped, go to Google http://www.google.com/


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Fred Soriano, Kalai Ki`i Pohaku, carver of stone, celebrates nature, the elements and time as he infuses his work with the philosophy of Zen and "wabi sabi." His carvings of stone lanterns, jizos, buddhas, water basins and Hawaiian deities are bold and thoughtful.
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What an exquisite collection of beautiful photographs and text about an extraordinary sculptor!
Charlene, you did a wonderful job. I am looking forward to having my own copy.
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Avengers Versus X-Men is pure eye candy and fan service. The concept is very simple, the Avengers have beef with the X-Men because the Phoenix force is returning to Earth, and Hope Summers may be the reason why. The Avengers want her but they can't have her so a ton of face punching ensues. It's an excuse to see heroes fighting heroes without the typical super-villain lurking around. AVX: Vs. is just the fights, it's pure action crammed into twenty or so pages. Each issue features two match-ups and the promise that absolutely zero knowledge of the plot is required. I'm not sure if this is a good thing or bad thing, that Marvel's big summer crossover requires absolutely no thought at all. With Versus, "plot" is a four-letter word. Vs. #3 features Colossus versus the Thing and Black Widow versus Magik (aka Illyana Rasputin aka Colossus' little sister).
This issue takes place during AvX #5, which means that the fights are taking place on the moon. It isn't important to know why they are on the moon, just that they are. It makes me want to listen to a song off of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, and I think Us and Them captures the divisive nature of this whole epic crossover. We begin with a face-off between Red Hulk and Colossus, in which Red Hulk throws Colossus across the moon base so that he lands at the feet of Thing. It's dismissive and insulting on the part of Red Hulk, but this does set the stage for the battle against Thing. At this point in the Versus line we've already seen Colossus battle Spider-Man, and now he is going to fight again. So two Colossus battles in three issues means this is a great book for fans of the shiny Russian mutant. Lets not forget that he also happens to be the new Avatar of Cyttorak, which basically means that he is the new Juggernaut.
The fight rages on in the blue area of the moon, where there is apparently a breathable atmosphere. Thing mostly makes jokes, while Jugger-Colossus has angsty thoughts about how he wishes the raging hunger for violence inside him would subside. Well, Piotr, maybe if you didn't sacrifice yourself at every single turn of the page Kitty Pryde would still be dating you. The grossest part of the book appears to be when Thing, after being battered and beat, throws a part of himself into Colossus' mouth… It's super gross, and Thing proclaims that he has never done it before, but that it takes him back to his brick-throwing days on Yancy Street. Whatever, Ben Grimm, that's nasty. Eventually the brawl spills outside of the breathable atmosphere and Thing needs oxygen while the Juggernaut needs nothing. Colossus is a Berserker (by Love Among Freaks). Even though Colossus has won, he feels like he has lost part of his humanity by becoming a monster in order to do so. Waaaaaah (that's the sound of fake crying, fyi).
The second fight of the night, and the second part of the brother-sister double main event, features the recent movie-star Black Widow, against Magik. Magik is Piotr's sister, but she has some crazy powers of her own. She is the Sorceress Supreme of Limbo, can teleport people around and between dimensions, has a sword made out her own soul, and like Dr. Strange seems to know every spell depending on the needs of the story at the time. Like most situations, Black Widow is horribly outclassed, but she is a survivor! This is a match-up between two Russians, but that doesn't seem to come into play at all, as the Avengers and the X-Men supersede the global lines and ties of nationality. When all is said and done, Magik is a Twisted Sister who just wants the Black Widow to Burn in Hell (by Twisted Sister, see what I did there?).
Magik kicks it off by going for broke right away, she opens up a teleportation disc to send Natasha right to Limbo, effectively trapping her there for the rest of the mini-series. But the Black Widow is resourceful and snags Magik with a rope, pulling her in as well. This would appear to be a dumb move, seeing as how Magik is the ruler of Limbo. However, Black Widow is a brilliant tactician or something, I don't really know because half the dialogue is in Russian and I can't read Cyrillic! Maybe I need Marvel's AR (augmented reality) App? Anywho, the battle rages on with Black Widow holding Magik at gun-point and threatening to blow her brains out if she doesn't return them to the moon. With thousands of demons hot on their heels, they return. Black Widow gloats about winning (I think she gloats, again, I can't speak Russian), but then Magik stabs her in the back with her Soulsword. I guess being trapped in a demon-ridden dimension will make you pretty ruthless. Due to the darkness on the moon, and the fact that Ozzy Osbourne is somewhat related to black magic (and reality TV), listen to this badass live version of Shot in the Dark. The only thing more metal than this song is Illyana Rasputin's biography.
The Quick and Dirty
First Section: Pink Floyd – Us and Them
Second Section: Berserker – Love Among Freaks
Third Section: Twisted Sister – Burn in Hell
Fourth Section: Ozzy Osbourne – Shot in the Dark


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Ready to get outdoors and banish the winter blues? What better way to usher in the spring time than to grab the kids and go Easter Egg Hunting!
Deming Park will hold its annual Egg Hunt on April 12th. 2-4 year olds will hunt at 1:00 and 5-10 year olds will hunt at 1:30. Grand prizes awarded for the finders of the special eggs.
Want a Christian spin? Maryland Community Church is also holding an Egg Hunt on April 12th at 10:30. Contact Christen Reed at email@example.com for more information.
Join Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church for their annual Egg Hunt on April 19th at 10:00 AM. Events kick off with lively music, bag decorating, and other events after registration in the Fellowship Center. A message will be given, then children ages infant to 4th grade will divide into age groups and hunt. All those who registered will be entered in the drawing for door prizes. Contact Ginger Pruitt at email@example.com for more information.
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Aug. 14, 2008
BEIJING -- Thanks to mother nature, the U.S. Softball team was forced to play back-to-back games against two historically difficult opponents in Japan and Canada. Team USA responded well, however, and swept the day in dominating fashion.
USA vs. Japan
Team USA smacked an Olympic record four home runs, and Monica Abbott allowed only one hit in a 7-0 five-inning run rule victory of Japan upping Mike Candrea's squad to 3-0 in the Olympic games.
After surrendering the first hit against the U.S. in the Olympics to the leadoff batter Ayumi Karino, Abbott (1-0) retired 15 straight to finish the game with five strikeouts in five innings.
The Americans started off early with leadoff hitter Natasha Watley hitting a long ball followed by a double from former Wildcat Caitlin Lowe. Jessica Mendoza followed suit with a two-run smash of her own to right field.
After Crystl Bustos reached second on an error, Kelly Kretschman plated her with a single to short left widening the margin to 4-0 all before Japan recorded a single out in the contest.
Starting pitcher Naho Emoto was chased in favor of Mika Someya who gave up three runs of her own in the fourth, including Mendoza's second homer down the right field line, followed by a Bustos shot to straightaway center.
For Bustos, the homer was her fourth straight Olympic game with a long ball. Team USA put nine hits on the board to Japan's single hit and error.
UA alums Lowe and Lovieanne Jung both went 1-3 in the contest.
USA vs. Canada
Team USA capitalized on three sixth-inning errors to plate four runs, and Cat Osterman came within one strike of tossing her second no-hitter as Mike Candrea's squad rallied from behind to defeat Canada, 8-1, in the second game of a doubleheader.
Osterman (2-0) was inserted into the lineup before the bottom of the fourth for the United States. Monica Abbott had started the game yesterday, but pitched in the earlier game against Japan. Although Abbott allowed a unearned run before the postponement, she and Osterman held a combined no-no that was broken up in the bottom of the seventh inning.
When the previously postponed match continued in the top of the fourth, the offenses seemed to sputter with the new pitchers dominating the diamond. Lauren Bay Regula held the Americans at bay for two innings before being lifted for starter Dione Meier preceding the sixth inning.
In the top half of the sixth, Tucson native Tairia Flowers found first base when right fielder Alison Bradley dropped a diving catch that was ruled an error. Meier allowed a sacrifice slap from Natasha Watley that advanced Flowers to third and an error on a Caitlin Lowe grounder pushed her to third.
Flowers was gunned down at home on a fielder's choice with Jessica Mendoza at the dish. But after an intentional walk to Crystl Bustos to load the bases, Kelly Kretschman was hit by a pitch on the elbow to plate Team USA's first run and tie the game.
A wild pitch to the next batter, Andrea Duran, allowed the baserunners to advance scoring Mendoza and giving the U.S. the lead. Duran made contact on the next pitch, but Canadian shortstop Jennifer Salling air-mailed the throw into the dugout allowing Bustos and Kretschman to score and give Team USA a 4-1 lead.
An inning later, Watley singled up the middle, stole second and was knocked in by a Lowe single. Mendoza reached base again with a double that scored Lowe from first and widened the margin to 6-1. The United States added two more off a single from Andrea Duran for the final margin of 8-1.
Through two games, Osterman had a combined 10.2 innings of no-hit ball before allowing a two-out, two-strike base hit to Sheena Lawrick. But Osterman struck out Megan Timpf to end the game and improve Team USA's record to 4-0 at the 2008 Olympic Games.
Former Wildcats Lowe went 1-4 with two runs and an RBI, while Lovieanne Jung went 1-3 at the dish. The U.S. scattered six hits off of Canadian pitching.
Up Next: Team USA will take on Chinese Taipei at 9 p.m. on Friday night (Tucson time). Check your local listings for television coverage in your area.


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"This saying is hard"
August 23th, 2015 (see other dates)
Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time
Discussion Questions for Reading 1How do you think Joshua, like Moses before him, shows that he is a wise leader? Why is it important for people to make their own choices about serving God? Why do the Israelites choose to remain faithful to God?
In our society, there are many values and beliefs that go against our belief in God and in what God teaches. What examples can you give of these values and beliefs? In what ways do you choose to serve the Lord rather than the false "gods" of greed, violence, dishonesty, or selfishness?
Reading 1 Joshua 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b
Reading 1 ReflectionParents sometimes use "reverse psychology" to encourage their children to make the right choices. That is what Joshua, the new leader of the Israelites, does in this reading. He wants them to make a firm commitment to serve God alone. So he tells them that they can choose to serve other gods. However, he insists that he and his family will remain faithful to the one God who brought the Israelites out of slavery.
By reminding the people of all God has done for them, Joshua guides the tribes of Israel to be faithful to the Lord. When we remember all that God has done for us, we too renew our faith in the God who saves us.
Discussion Questions for Reading 2What are some of the ways you have observed Christian husbands and wives showing their love for each other? How do they show that they are "subordinate" or subject to each other's authority "out of reverence for Christ"? What do you think are the most important qualities for a Christian husband and wife to have?
How has Jesus shown his love for the Church? In what ways has he demonstrated how marriage partners and family members are to love one another?
Reading 2 Ephesians 5:21-32
Reading 2 ReflectionIf Saint Paul had any idea how much confusion his letter to the Ephesians might cause centuries after it was composed, he might have re-written it. His primary message is that the relationship between Christ and his Church is like a human marriage. Husbands and wives are "made into one," just as Christ and his Church are one body. Marriage partners are called by God to show mutual love, respect and care. In doing so, they reflect the love Jesus has for all who follow him.
When husbands and wives choose to make sacrifices for each other and their children out of love, they are acting like Jesus who sacrificed himself out of love for his Church.
Discussion Questions for GospelWhat disagreements, if any, about religious beliefs, have you ever had with your friends? Why is it sometimes difficult to practice our religious beliefs when others do not share them? How would you describe the way Jesus responds to the disciples who turn away from him? How does he show how important his teaching on the Eucharist is?
What teachings of Jesus have you had difficulties with at times? Who or what helped you to work out those difficulties? How would you describe Peter's answer to Jesus' question about leaving him? Name one way people your age can show the kind of faith in Jesus expressed by Peter.
Gospel John 6:60-69
Gospel ReflectionWhat a sad day it would be if some of our friends suddenly turned against us because of our religious beliefs. Today's gospel story relates how many of Jesus' disciples left him. They could not accept his teaching that he himself was the Bread of Life. They could not believe that his Body and Blood were the source of eternal life. So they turned their backs on him and returned to their old way of life.
However, when Jesus asked the Twelve if they too would abandon him, Peter replied, "Master, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life." We too at times may find some of Jesus' teachings difficult. When that happens, we speak to him honestly in prayer and seek his help.
Proclaiming Faith Activities for Primary Grades
Our God Has Done Great Things for UsIn the first reading, Joshua has the people of Israel make a choice between whom they will serve. The people choose to serve God, listing the many good things that he has done for them.
God has done good things for us, too. Discuss with the children some of the good things God has done for them. Then provide paper, crayons and markers. Encourage the children to illustrate or write about some of the things that God has done for them. Gather these pages together and place them in a binder to create a class book. On the cover of the binder, write "Our God Has Done Great Things for Us."
Building ChurchBuild a class church with ways to serve the Lord. Brainstorm with the children ways to serve the Lord. Write these on construction paper bricks. Each day, select one brick, read what is on it and do that activity. Place that brick on the outline of the church. Watch as the church is built with ways to serve the Lord.
Proclaiming Faith Activities
Acting OutSaint Paul compares human marriage to the marriage of Christ to his Church. Each of these "marriages" is based on mutual love and sacrifice. To illustrate Paul's message, act out the following "What if . . .?" scenarios.
1) What if husbands had to make all the decisions in a marriage?
2) What if wives had to make all the decisions in a marriage?
3) What if marriage partners were not willing to make any sacrifices out of love for each other?
4) What if marriage partners both try to love each other and their children as Jesus loves his Church?
Responding to JesusWhen his disciples could not accept Jesus' teaching about the Eucharist, he asked the Twelve, "Do you want to leave me too?"
Write an e-mail message responding to Jesus' question. Speak to him as you would to a friend who had been rejected by others.
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Hundreds of oncology professionals gathered in San Diego for the ACCC 31st National Oncology Conference, Oct. 8-10, 2014. From sessions on precision medicine to increasing patient engagement to improving workflow, two conference tracks led to one destination: delivery of quality care. An overarching theme across sessions: Regardless of care setting, oncology care providers are facing the same challenges--new payment models, declining reimbursement, increasing competition, quality demands, and rapidly evolving technology. To meet the triple goal of improved quality, reduced cost, and enhanced services, providers will need to work together collaboratively across settings and service lines. Learn more here.
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In the depths of CERN.
By jag on Mar 30, 2008
I was invited by some of the Java geeks who worked there. A lot of software at CERN is done in Java. One of the folks from CERN is going to be showing off some of their toys during my keynote session on the last day of JavaOne - yet another reason to come. JavaOne is stacking up to be great this year: all the early registration numbers show we're going to have another healthy increase over last year. Everyone's into advanced sleep deprivation, getting ready.


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WWE is advertising a 10-man tag team match on Monday's Raw Supershow from Miami, Florida. The match will feature Wrestlemania XXVIII opponents against each other.
Monday's Raw Supershow will take place from the American Airlines Arena in Miami.
Wrestling news, rumors, spoilers and results. We are a leading resource for WWE, TNA and everything related to pro wrestling.
By Richard Gray
I would imagine that Dwayne will not be in that match…..just a guess
You might be wrong, "Dwayne" may just surprise you and all of the anti-Rock "Dwayne callers" and just be involved in this match. Remember last year he showed up the next night on Raw after WM27.
He is already booked for raw after mania, so yea maybe he could be in the match, but i doubt it
PLEASE let A-Ry be in this…
I honestly can't see why he wouldn't be! I mean it's not like he went from feuding with Miz to total no name, lucky to work superstars, barely any ring skills afterthought! I'd even bank he'll be the challenger to the WWE title match at Extreme Rulez!!!!!
A-Ry isn't going to be in that match, if you noticed it said "The match will feature Wrestlemania XXVIII opponents against each other". A-Ry isn't in Wrestlemania.
Why? He isn't on the WM card…
WHat the hell. Are you death. He is not in the WM Card dumbass
Lmao, WTF are you smoking? How would it make any sense to have Riley in the match?
I hop RKO is in it. =)


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On Tuesday, April 6, Safeway officially launched its annual April fundraiser for people with developmental disabilities with its third annual "Media Bagging Challenge." Designed for fun and to highlight the skills of their customer service team, the competition at Safeway matches metro Denver media personalities with some of their associates who are also clients of Easter Seals Colorado and Special Olympics Colorado as they pack groceries, tracking speed, efficiency, tender loving care, and the use of Safeway "green" bags
The event took place at the Safeway store at 14th Avenue and Krameria with an introduction by Scott Grimmett, Vice President of Safeway's Denver division who recognized their other partners for this event, Core Bank and Food Bank of the Rockies, recipient of all the $1000 worth of food used during the bagging challenge. Other Safeway executives then took the lead, rallying the crowd and introducing the "teams" to music and fanfare.
9News celebrity, Gregg Moss and partner Erin Holloway took first place, a great victory for this team that has placed second two years in a row. Moss teased that he left 9News briefly last year "in humiliation" at not having won the bagging challenge. "Thank goodness I came back," he quipped. Holloway is the first Colorado athlete to have placed in the Special Olympics Hall of Fame, having won hundreds of medals in competitions throughout the state and worldwide during her thirty year tenure as a Special Olympian. She has worked at Safeway stores for twenty years and now works at the store in Happy Canyon.
Other celebrities included Super Bowl champion Mark Schlereth who partnered with Safeway's Justin Fields, Special Olympian, for a second place victory. Schlereth's "Stinkin' Green Chile" was one of the products used in the challenge. Denver Post's Claire Martin took third place with Jerry Furman. News 2/Fox 31 reporter and previous champion, Greg Nieto, and his partner, Scott Manning; Scott's twin brother, Eric, partnered with KMGH 7 traffic reporter Jayson Luber; and, KOSI's Murphy Huston with Safeway's Hannah Lowther rounded out the field of competitors. Lowther, who works in the Golden Safeway, became a local celebrity a few years ago as she was the face of the "I'm Different" campaign, celebrating people with intellectual disabilities. She is a client of Easter Seals Colorado.
Lynn Robinson, President of Easter Seals Colorado, expressed gratitude at being one of Safeway's preferred charities with so much competition in Colorado. "Because of Safeway and its employees, we are winners!" Jerry Hamill, Vice President of Development at Special Olympics Colorado, reminded everyone that Special Olympics is "so much more than athletic competition. It changes the lives of people with intellectual disabilities, and ultimately brings so much to all of us."
Last year's Safeway April local fundraising brought in nearly $700,000. All the funds raised in Colorado stay in Colorado. Safeway stores in Colorado employ over 400 employees with developmental disabilities. Safeway employees are asking shoppers at the checkout stands if they would like to donate to the organizations that support people with developmental disabilities throughout the month of April.
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For those with food sensitivities, these desserts have remained a distant dream-until now. Following her widely adored debut cookbook with this delectable and extensive new collection, Erin McKenna, celebrated baker and proprietress of BabyCakes NYC in New York and Los Angeles, satisfies all your food fantasies with fifty recipes for perennial favorites-all created without gluten, dairy, eggs, or refined sugar. In addition to its important primer on key ingredients and easy substitutions, BabyCakes Covers the Classics includes a section filled with Erin#x19;s insightful solutions to frequently asked questions, which will lead you to newfound baking glory. As for the goods themselves, prepare for untold hours of refreshingly simple and undeniably delicious recipes adapted from the ones that sprinkled our collective childhoods. They include: Thin Mints Madeleines Chocolate Chip Waffles Snickerdoodles S#x19;mores Hamentaschen Square-Pan Tomato Pizza Six-Layer Chocolate Cake with Raspberry Preserves Banana Royale Five variations of BabyCakes NYC#x19;s famous donuts & many more . . . BabyCakes Covers the Classics is filled with timeless sweet and savory temptations that vegans, celiacs, and the health-minded can safely indulge in. Erin shows people of all stripes how to take control of a vegan, gluten-free pantry, and she proves that once you do, there are no limitations to what you can bake.


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Winemaker's Notes:
This Padthaway/ McLaren Vale blend of Shiraz offers a lovely toasted spice lift mixed with plums and red berry fruit, along with background hints fresh floral and spearmint characters. On the plate, juicy McLaren Vale berry and plum fruit are initially present, the wine is dense and hints of leather and complimentary toasted spicy notes. The characters of the Padthaway components shine in the mid palate with lively spearmint and lavender that freshen and add length to the wine. The Dead Letter Office has ripe, yet fine, soft tannins - is round and mouth filling, with fresh acidity.


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Tsugawa Nursery: 410 E. Scott Ave., Woodland. Events are free unless noted. Register: 360-225-8750 or http://tsugawanursery.com.
o 11 a.m. Jan. 14: Basics of indoor gardening and seed starting.
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o 11 a.m. Jan. 28: Learn pruning and dormant spraying of fruit trees.
Fruit Tree Stewards program: The program will cover tree biology, pruning techniques, pest and disease management, grafting, native pollinators, fruit thinning and summer maintenance. Class is from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. every fourth Wednesday, January through June; hands-on field session from 9 a.m. to noon every fourth Saturday. Free to Clark County residents in exchange for volunteer time caring for neighborhood trees. Kim Hack, email@example.com or 971-285-7372.
Watershed Stewards Volunteer Training: 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursdays Jan. 26 through March 29 at 78th Street Heritage Farm, 1919 N.E. 78th St. Learn what you can do to maintain healthy watersheds for the community, fish and wildlife and future generations. After training, volunteers will work on a variety of projects with the Watershed Stewards Program and local environmental partners in public outreach and education, stream restoration, water-quality monitoring, classroom presentations and community workshops. Free. Apply or information: http://clark.wsu.edu/volunteer/ws.
All About Lavender: 10 a.m. to noon Jan. 21 at Center for Agricultural, Scientific and Environmental Education, 11104 N.E. 149th St., Room 206, Brush Prairie. Mary Jones, owner of Scented Acres Lavender Farm, will offer information about the smells and feel of different types of lavender used in sachets, cooking and wreath making. Free to NatureScaping members; $15 for nonmembers. Register: firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com.
Harvesting the Rain and Understanding Water Rights: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 28 at Dollars Corner Fire and Rescue Station, 21609 N.E. 72nd Ave., Battle Ground. Learn about water-rights laws and how rainwater can be harvested, stored and used for agricultural and grey-water applications. Fee, $5, includes lunch and packet of resources. Register: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/218755.
Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens: 1 p.m. Jan. 31, 115 S. Pekin Road, Woodland. Business meeting: focus on 2012. Refreshments. 360-606-7359.
Fort Vancouver Rose Society meeting: 7 to 9 p.m. the first Thursday of each month, Clark County Genealogy Annex, 7165 Grand Blvd. Meet rose lovers and learn from experts. Free. 360-696-1331.
Camas-Washougal Community Garden Club: 1 p.m. Jan. 25 at Camas Community Center, 1718 S.E. Seventh St., Camas. Sally Greenlee will talk about care of indoor plants. Refreshments and Share table. 360-210-8012.
Vancouveria Garden Club: 12:30 to 3 p.m. the third Tuesday of each month, Covington House, 4201 Main St. 360-936-6515.
Vancouver Chrysanthemum Society: 2:30 p.m. the third Monday of every month, Heritage Farm, 1919 N.E. 78th St. 360-896-7278.
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The Nina Book, Volume 1 is a collection of picture stories from three milestones in the life of Nina Ingrid Manwani and her loved ones during the year 2008. The stories reflect moments of Nina's encounters with her Baptism into the Catholic church, as well as her Birthday and Easter celebrations.
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Lay in the light is the follow-up to Sunol's debut EP, Ohlone.
Recorded over the course of six months in Brooklyn, New York, the album's ten songs feature a mix of West African instrumentation and percussion with new American folk songwriting and arrangements.
Taking cues from late 1970s California classic rock, every song prominently features layered multipart harmonies. The album's ten original songs range from the electronic folk of the opener, Pendleton waves, to the entirely acoustic arrangement of The oaks and the pines.
Feel free to post any MP3 on your own site, or use a player from our Soundcloud profile. Direct questions to email@example.com.
If you like our music, please click the Facebook Like button in the lower-left corner to share it with your friends, and follow us on Twitter here: @sunolmusic.
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Axel-In-Charge: Facing the 'Divided' Marvel NOW! Future
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Severed #7
One of the most unsettling comic book stories in recent history ends with this issue. Or does it? Mwah-ha-ha-ha!
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Severed #5
Scott Snyder and Scott Tuft continue to offer up turn of the century creepiness in a most unsettling manner here. Just ask Chuck.
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The Bunkhouse once housed ranch hands. It is now a spacious two-bedroom, two-bath casita with central air conditioning, television, a fully equipped kitchen, screened in porch and a charcoal barbeque. One bedroom has a king bed, the other has four twin beds. It is completely self-contained, handicapped accessible and has complete laundry facilities. Pets and children may be allowed. Pets require a refundable $100.00 damage deposit.
Full breakfast is not included, however guests are welcome to prepare their own meals in their fully equipped kitchens. The kitchens are stocked with coffee, tea, juice and abreakfast snack basket. Breakfast at the Hacienda is available with 24 hours prior reservation. The price is $15.00 per person. Children 12 and under are charged $8.00. Maid service is available once a week or, if there are special needs, as requested. Barbeques are provided for guest use. Charcoal is not provided
Rates - $235.00 daily. Single or double occupancy. Extra guests are $25.00. There is no charge for children under the age of six. Maximum occupancy: 6
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Things to see and do - Comiso
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Lawn Square (Piazza delle erbe) :
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Lawn Square (Piazza delle erbe)
Lawn Square (Piazza delle erbe) : Michelin's recommendations
The square is bordered by a three-level façade balanced by the Doric, Ionic and Corinthian pillars of the Chiesa MadreSanta Maria delle Stelle. In the middle of the square there is a neoclassical covered market that now accommodates the Kasmeneo town museum where you can see a bizarre collection of cetaceans and sea tortoises in addition to the Bufalino library, which the writer gifted to the town.
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There are more than 500 independent Waldorf schools in 32 countries. Though each one is unique, a visitor would observe several common characteristics which distinguish the Waldorf approach to learning. Most notable among these would be how the curriculum directly responds to each phase of child development.
During the elementary years, it is the educator's task to transform all that the child needs to know about the world into the language of the imagination—encouraging wonder, curiosity, reverence, and a love of learning. This principle lies at the heart of the most common features which distinguish Waldorf from other forms of education: