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On the eve of World War II, with the Nazi flag fluttering over Wimbledon's Centre Court, America's tennis champion took on Germany's. One man played for his country, while the other, hounded by the Gestapo, played for his life. A third, perhaps the greatest player of them all, saw his own double life reflected in the contest. Book jacket.
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The Future Generations Tournament for the benefit of The First Tee of Brunswick County is June 1 at St. James Plantation.
It's a world of fun for a great cause and the biggest charity golf event in the region, so come on out.
Imagine 540 golfers playing simultaneously on the 81 holes at St. James Plantation—and playing 18 holes in just more than four hours. Then, imagine those people, plus volunteers and guests (more than 600 of them), getting their food served to them in fewer than 20 minutes.
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It's the hottest selling golf item in Brunswick County: It's The First Tee player card.
The 2013 edition of the player card has been on sale for 12 weeks and thousands already have been sold.
"We're fast hitting our limit with not many left to sell," said Rebecca Albin, executive director of The First Tee of Brunswick County. "Since we started selling them in December, they've been flying off of the shelf."
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March 20, Tiger's Eye at Ocean Ridge, $45, 8 a.m. sign-in, 9 a.m. start. Price includes cart fee, greens fee, cart attendants, refreshments and prizes.
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The Beachcombers played the last of their four-round old vs. young tournament Friday at Cypress Bay and old guys were victorious for the fourth straight year. Gross: Reese Evans 85, Stu Cleveland 87, Bob Byrne, Jim Fitzner and Gary Gutheil 89. Net: Stu Cleveland 64, Ed Nocella 66, Tom Culverwell and Hal Riebesehl 67 and Bob Byrne 68. Ed Nocella is golfer of the week.
Coastal Carolina University is one of 19 schools in the country that offers Professional Golf Management as a degree option. This is an intense 4½-year program wherein the student graduates with a B.A. and a PGA certification at the same time.
I drove down to CCU last week to speak with Charles Thrash, director of the PGM program at CCU.
The Ocean Ridge men's golf league played its annual four-man team Stableford Tournament Feb. 18 and Feb. 20. The two-day event had 52 participants (13 teams) and played Lion's Paw and Panther's Run.
The scoring was based on all four players counting -1 for a net double bogey or higher, 0 points for net bogey, 1 point for net par, 3 points for net birdie, 5 points for net eagle and 8 points for a net double eagle.
The Beachcombers played a rain-shortened (nine holes) cha-cha-cha tournament Friday at Crow Creek. The winners with a score of 64 (-12) were Bob Brownley, Jim Ritter, Ed Nocella and Gary Gutheil. Second were Reese Evans, Bob Smith and Stu Cleveland at 72 (-4). Bob Brownley short a 47, net 30, and is golfer of the week.
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TUCSON, Ariz. – Head coach Rich Rodriguez and the University of Arizona football program continued spring practice on Monday at Kindall Field/Sancet Stadium. The 2014 Cats worked out in shorts and helmets for two hours. Below is a transcript of Rodriguez and senior free safety Jourdon Grandon's comments following practice.
Head Coach Rich Rodriguez
On spring practices so far:
"The scrimmage was better offensively than defensively but I think we've made some progress. We only have five practices left. We could use five more but I'm sure every coach would say that because there are a lot of young guys that are making some steps and I don't know if we have enough time this spring to know if they're going to be ready. It'll be a big summer for a lot of them."
On cancelling the Phoenix practice:
"From a meeting standpoint, the meetings are so critical right now. We need that meeting time and everything we have set up here with our two full practice fields, which we won't get if we go on the road. That's all on me. Hopefully the fans will come down to the spring game."
On what is stressed with only five practices left:
"Just getting better. The guys understand our practice tempo now. As I told them, we have to make some hard decisions in the next five practices. Not so much with the depth part but with getting an idea of which young guys are going to be ready to play or not. This may be the first time that I will have to cut some players, some walk-ons that didn't make the roster."
On what makes the offense ahead of the defense at this point in practices:
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Five-year letterwinner at West Boylston (Mass.) High School ... As a pitcher, went 57-11 with 653 career strikeouts ... Faced 441 consecutive batters in her junior season before issuing a walk ... Had a career .400 average including a .425 clip during her senior season ... Maintained a 0.45 ERA with 220 strikeouts as a senior ... Team was two-time district champions ... Led team to the Division 3 State championship game as a senior ... Was a four-time League All Star ... Two-time Central Massachusetts Worcester Telegram & Gazette All-Star ... Two-time League and team Most Valuable Player ... 2004 recipient of the Brian Piccolo Award for Central Massachusetts' Outstanding High School Athlete of the Year ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Also earned five letters in field hockey.
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Dark Orbit
- Release Date: Dec of 2006
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- Genre: action
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Dark Orbit is a free browser-based space shooter MMO that takes players into the interstellar battles. Select one of three companies, pilot your spaceships to battle against NPC aliens or take on other players, and work for your own interest and in the service for your company. PvP-oriented as it is, the game presents a vast galaxy and leaves it as the play ground for all.
To start with, you don't create characters, but just select one company – MMO, EIC or VRU – to join. Three companies resort to different means yet their ultimate goal is the dominance over the galaxy. So is described in scripts, but the selection of faction doesn't make much difference to the combat. Once the choice is made, you will enter an overview interface that displayers in-game profiles and icons leading to different game functions such as quest, hangar, galaxy gate and in-game currencies, etc.. Players can just sum up by a quick glance and jump into the game.
Before players start to complete the first assignment, a screen shows up to teach the basics covering how to operate ships (all start with the same basic starjet Phoenix), shoot down aliens and enemy ships to collect xp and collect ores to exchange for credits at the space station. Then you are good to go. The space is expansive and scarcely populated by static planets, leaving the much room as battlefields. As your Phoenix slowly moves around, it will encounter passing raw resources and glowing bonus boxes which offers a way to earn credits and some items, and AI-controlled enemy ships which exist mainly for you to finish quests and accumulate xp and cargo boxes. These ships are rather passive that they only fight back when you shoot them in the first place. In the beginning, you are safe doing bland tasks, but you bet that's only a prelude to the challenging PvP ahead.
You can attack other players anytime as freely as they could do to you. That creates the tense ambience and the necessity of teamwork and better ships. Your initial slow Phoenix with its weak ammo for laser and rocket perhaps makes do farming NPC vessels. But it's better to have a more powerful ship with better engine, shield and ammo to confront real players. In shop, you can find ten different types of ships and quite a lot of items to boost the ship configurations, such as drones, generators, P.E.T. and AI Protocols, to speak nothing of the weapons and ammo. Since credits only get you basic weapons, Uridium, the hard-gained premium currency that is needed to buy more powerful items or repair damaged ships, is certain to tilt the level play ground. Group fight is fun; and the fact that every ship can move around freely during battles adds a layer of strategy in teamwork. There are also clans that can be joined or created, offering various help at the cost of some credits (as tax or membership fee).
Besides the quest line and open PvP, Dark Orbit also provides special events at times to spice up the gameplay. The very first event, for example, is the Jackpot Battle which encourages all participants to fight each other to be the only survivor so as to win real cash based on the number of Jackpot dollars collected during match. Afterwards, there are a rich variety of activities such as the Team Deathmatch, Capture the Beacon (like the capture-flag) and Invasion and so on.
Dark Orbit is a space shooter with really simple and direct style. From the interface to the space combat, none is rendered with complexity. Generally speaking, graphics and combat can fall flat due to the lack of variety; quests are bland and PvE contents are limited; but the rich PvP as well as the special events really makes the game. Overall, it's a nice pick-up that is best enjoyed with short rounds of play every day.
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The Journal of Fluency Disorders just published a touching tribute to SLHS faculty emeritus Gerald M. Siegel. Please see the article online here, or download a print version.
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To put things in perspective, the "Wish I Was Here" interviews took place in the ballroom of the hotel. I was expecting a gathering of people of sorts or maybe a reception, but there weren't even a dozen people total. There were maybe three or four other press members there besides myself as Donald Faison and Zach Braff were each kept separate in their own room. I interviewed Donald first and then Zach. Zach even said as I came in, "Welcome to our own private ballroom."
Zach was also quite funny and easy to talk to. He fidgeted a lot during the interview; folding the edges of a piece of paper as he spoke over and over again. Being given permission to pick the brain of a talented writer, director, and actor for just a brief moment to not only peak behind the curtain but also tell them what I took away from their film was a completely new and refreshing experience for me. I know I thanked them in person, but it was a privilege to be able to speak to both of these very talented individuals.
"Wish I Was Here" opens in select theaters July 18. A Houston date is currently TBD.
Chris Sawin: The "Garden State" soundtrack introduced me to The Shins, basically. So thank you for that. How did you go about picking what would be on the soundtrack for "Wish I Was Here" ? Did anything not make the cut that you wish would have?
Zach Braff: Well, this was really cool because this time I got to go to bands I love and show them the movie and say, "Would you consider writing original music?" We have an original Shins song. We have an original Bon Iver song. We have an original song by Coldplay that Cat Power sings. So that was extra cool this time because the idea of collaborating with artists you love and having them write music that was inspired by their viewing of the movie--that's just like..for someone who loves music there's just nothing cooler. In terms of the other music, what we do is me and my editor assemble this massive playlist of probably a couple hundred songs and those songs come from our own libraries, from friends, we have lots of people who love music, we have a music supervisor that sends breaking music from the labels--they're all pitching. And so we just amass this giant playlist and then we try it in different spots and wait until something gives us goosebumps. You can have a song you love more than anything and try it everywhere in the movie and it just doesn't work, but when you get goosebumps on your arm or a chill, you say okay that's a candidate. I like it. That made me feel something in the right way. So we just keep auditioning, auditioning, auditioning for months until (snaps fingers) the perfect song lines up. Fortunately, these artists, we don't have much money to pay them but they like my work, they liked "Garden State." A lot of them ended up seeing this movie and then approving it for an affordable cost.
Chris: There had been some online backlash regarding you using Kickstarter for the film. Has it affected the film in any way? Do you plan on using Kickstarter again?
Zach: It didn't affect the film at all because 47,000 people got and are getting exactly what they signed up for. In fact, that's why we're here in Austin because for one of the most fun things is I get to not only sit with the people who backed the movie and show it to them a month and a half early, but then do a Q&A with them and answer any bizarre questions they have. Then bring Donald out and answer "Scrubs" questions or whatever they want. So we had people on set, we promised T-shirts. Anything and everything that we promised we've followed through and are following through on times ten including this crazy private website for them where we share backer/insider videos and all this stuff. The backlash on the web was frustrating because I felt like it was almost like a political conversation where the facts weren't being debated correctly or like when the science guy debated the creationist. It was a little like alright this is going to be a hard debate if we're not working off the same set of facts. I remember Bill Nye going like, "There are trees older than you think Earth is," and sometimes that's how I felt with the Kickstarter debate. Finally they released a statement saying not only is this the most traffic we've ever had on the site, but these people, Kristen Bell/Zach Braff fanbase, they go on to donate an insane amount of money to other projects. I think at the time it was $200,000 that he quoted and that was like while my campaign was still going, I think. So that quieted a lot of it down. Any time new things happen and something breaks there's always going to be people or detractors who are upset about it, but it doesn't seem to be hurting them. Levar Burton is going to break all records with this one. It's unbelievable. He actually has a cameo as you know in my film. I think you saw it, right?
Chris: I did, yeah.
Zach: When the right project lines up with a creator who has a fanbase who has a project they want to get made but no one else will make...you can have success and Levar is going to break all records.
Chris: There had been a couple of early reviews for the film that were saying it was too similar to "Garden State." How would you describe the differences between the two films? Are there any similarities at all other than the obvious?
Zach: Well I think A: quoting reviews out of Sundance is not wise because anyone who is reviewing has seen it at Sundance and you've seen a very early cut and to go and blog about a review out of a festival is...it is what it is. There's been tweaks to it since the festival. I wasn't really done with it yet. It was just a festival cut of it. But fortunately we had a standing ovation and sold it to Focus, so I guess in the end we won out. If that is a criticism that it's too similar to "Garden State," I'll take it because I aspire to have my films have a vibe the way that all my favorite filmmakers have a vibe. You watch a Woody Allen movie, you know it's a Woody Allen movie. You watch a Hal Ashby movie, you know it's a Hal Ashby movie. Fincher, Spike Jonze, Wes Anderson, you name it; they have an oeuvre. I've only made two films but I aspire to have them have a vibe, so I'll take that criticism as a compliment.
Chris: I love that...I enjoyed the film. That was just a...
Zach: Make sure you put your article next to that comment. (laughs)
Chris: Without giving too much away, would you explain what you were going for with the sci-fi sequences in the film?
Zach: I had this idea of like what is a heroic man in 2014? What does that mean? We're all obsessed with "Game of Thrones" and a lot of us are obsessed with video games, heroic movies, and a lot of people are into comic books. As a child I was obsessed with cops and robbers and being the bad ass cop that came to the rescue; being the knight in the forest that came to the rescue. I had this kind of idea that what would it be like if that childhood idea manifested itself with an adult's manifestation and it served almost like a Greek chorus to who he was now. Now he's not a hero. He can barely get a job, he's not providing for his family, everybody is mad at him, he's selfish, he can't make money to save his life, and he's just lost. He's lost track of everything. He's the anti-hero. He's his own worst enemy, in fact. And so, I liked the idea of this sort of metaphoric Greek chorus kind of guiding him and having that be the childhood fantasy of who he daydreamed he'd be; this great, heroic, futuristic knight. It served as kind of a touchstone for him. He doesn't really know what it means. He just sort of daydreams about it and he gets a sense that maybe it's a form of spirituality for him. Since he has no touch with any sort of spirituality. Maybe this can be a means of spirituality. I guess it's a bizarre way of saying or a surreal way of saying that spirituality can be anything you want or need it to be as long as it helps you.
Chris: (nods, goes to move on to the next question) Um...
Zach: Did you get any of that out of it? What did you think it was?
Chris: (nervously laughs) I mean, I understood it but at the same time it felt like there was this cohesive story moving along and then the sci-fi sequences seemed to kind of throw it off track a little bit. But at the same time I understood why they were there.
Zach: That's a fair criticism and I'm sure I'll get that, but I just I liked the idea of those things that guide us in life. We're so driven by what's in our head, what we end up doing, and what we don't end up doing and the choices we make. In cinema, I thought it was interesting to have it manifest as a fantasy. I thought it was cool.
Chris: It was. I mean, it was very different. Which is something not a lot of movies can say these days. I did enjoy that.
Zach: Thanks.
Chris: You were able to put together a pretty incredible cast for this little film. What was it like working with them?
Zach: It's really cool. Mandy Patinkin is from "The Princess Bride" to Broadway and musicals, which is something I like a lot. I'm doing one now. To "Homeland," he's been a lifelong hero of mine. I think he's a phenomenal actor. As much accolades as he's getting for "Homeland" now, I think he's an underappreciated actor because he's such the real deal and I was thrilled he said yes. And Kate I've known for a long time and she does these big romantic comedies because she's pretty and funny and they do well, but I just fell in such love with her with "Almost Famous." In my mind I thought like I want to bring her back to just...take all the makeup off, don't straighten your hair, just be a normal--obviously you're going to be a pretty woman but don't be a movie star (laughs). Just be like a normal person because she's such a good actress and she really allowed me to do that. She really allowed me to just like strip it down. And that scene between her and Mandy in the hospital, she's f---ing so talented. It's just two people sitting across from each other. Talking. Camera is barely moving. And you see how talented she is. And I really wanted to get that...tease that out of her.
Chris: This is the last film James Avery was credited for. How was he on the set and what was it like working with him?
Zach: Well, he made up that joke. My joke was...first of all I wanted there to be two recognizable character actors in the scene just because I thought that would be funny. One was Leslie Baker, Stanley from The Office, and the other was him (James Avery). I wanted the audience to go, "Oh, those are famous black character actors." And when Leslie brags that he did Othello, James says, "We all did." And he said wouldn't it be funny because if you're a black actor, you played Othello in college. (laughs) I remember that day was so stressful and I was racing around. I was like, "Maybe James. That is funny. I'm going to try to get it in there," (Zach said all of this really fast) because that's how you are on set. I kept thinking about it in my head. And I said, "You know what? That is funny, James. Try it." He says it and the whole f---ing crew starts breaking out laughing, so it was a home run. Then we added the guys doing that mumble of acknowledgement, so then it got even funnier. To his credit, may he rest in peace, not only did he go out on a laugh but he went out on a laugh that he improvised himself.
Chris: My girlfriend likes to wear and has a large collection of wigs. I was wondering if anything in particular inspired you to write the sequence for Grace or if it was something you thought up on the fly?
Zach: I always have thought that that orthodox tradition is really bizarre, which is a real thing; the women shave their heads and then put on a wig and the shaels as we discussed in the movie. I just thought that was a really...everyone has their weird traditions but that one always struck me as odd. And then Joey King was in the Batman movie ("The Dark Knight Rises"). She was the...when Christian Bale is down in the pit and you think it's a little boy, but it turns out to be a girl.
Chris: Oh! Yeah.
Zach: That was Joey. When she came to do "Oz," she was the China doll and I was the monkey ("Oz: The Great and Powerful"). She had that shaved head, so she was always wearing wacky wigs because she likes wacky wigs too. And then I always imagined the character to look like Natalie Portman in "The Professional," so it was a hybrid of all three: Natalie Portman in "The Professional" meets Joey King loving to wear wigs because she shaved her head for Batman meets the odd orthodox tradition. That's where it came from.
(our time ran out right around here)
Zach: I think that's it.
Chris: Oh, alright.
(Zach glances at my questions and sees the one about Guy Love)
Zach: Do we still sing Guy Love? Yes, we do. (laughs)
Chris: (chuckles) I was going to ask that, too.
Zach: We're singing it tonight, actually.
Chris: Yeah, that's what Donald said.
Zach: Nice talking to you, man.
Chris: Nice talking to you, too. Thank you.


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Both modules seem to require the drupal file handling to be set to "private" (admin/settings/file-system). You can tell it's working with the private files because the url changes and ends up something like /system/files/myfile.dat rather than /files/myfile.dat
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What Economic Recovery?
You have to know that the Obama administration has run out of excuses for destroying the U.S. economy when it starts to blame it on the weather.
According to the Commerce Department, the economy based on its Gross domestic product–the value of its goods and services–fell at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 2.9% in the first quarter of this year. That was the largest recorded drop since the end of World War II in 1945!
The June 20 edition of The Wall Street Journal's article, "Economy Shrank Rapidly in First Quarter" led off by reporting that "Weather disruptions at home and weak demand abroad caused a contraction in the U.S. economy in the first quarter, renewing doubts about the strength of the nation's five-year-old recovery."
What recovery? When the economy stays in the basement for five years you are looking at an on-going stagnation based on too much government interference with growth, the decline of the nation's middle class, the lack of new start-up businesses, and the reluctance or inability of consumers to spend money, if they have any to spend.
In May, writing on his blog, Economic Collapse, Michael Synder pointed to "27 Hugh Red Flags for the U.S. Economy" noting, for example, that according to government numbers, "everyone is unemployed in 20 percent of all American families." The other indicators include:
# Sales for construction equipment were down 13% in April and have been down for 17 months in a row.
# During the first quarter of 2014, profits at the office supplies giant, Staples, fell by 43.5%
# Foot traffic at Wal-Mart stores fell by 1.4% during the first quarter of 2014.
# It is being projected that Sears will soon close hundreds more stores and may go out of business altogether.
# Existing home sales have fallen for seven of the last eight months and seem to repeating a pattern witnessed back in 2007 prior to the last financial crash.
# The home ownership rate in the U.S. has dropped to the lowest level in 19 years.
You do not have to be an economist to understand that President Obama's economic policies are flat-out failures that include a "stimulus" that wasted billions of taxpayer dollars without stimulating the economy, nor that having a $17 trillion debt means anything other than a nation teetering on a massive economic collapse.
In May, CNSnews reported that "A record 92,594,000 Americans were not in the labor force in April as the labor force participation rate matched a 36-year low of 62.8 percent, according to data released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics."
This is not my definition of a "recession" although we are told that it ended in 2009. This is a "depression" for millions of Americans. The labor force participation rate has gone from 63.5% to 63.3%, the lowest since 1979, but the Obama administration keeps telling us that it is "improving."
Consumer spending is down. Exports are down. Employment is barely increasing. The only thing that is up is inflation.
Edward C. Prescott, a 2004 Nobel Laureate in Economics and Lee E. Ohanian, a professor of economics UCLA, writing in the June 26 edition of The Wall Street Journal, noted that the declining GDP rate was "the worst productivity statistic since 1990.
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Bo Altobelli Added to Johnny Bench Award Watch List
April 14, 2011
LUBBOCK, Texas - Texas Tech sophomore Bo Altobelli is one of six catchers who have been officially added to the 2011 Coleman Company Johnny Bench Award Watch List, the Greater Wichita Sports Commission announced Thursday.
The Bench Award is given annually to the nation's top collegiate catcher.
Altobelli (Plano, Texas) is among team leaders this season batting .386 (27-for-70) with 17 runs, six doubles, 17 RBI and 12 walks with a .477 on-base percentage. Behind the plate, Altobelli has yet to commit an error with 123 putouts and 20 assists on the season.
Altobelli has nine multi-hit games, including one three-hit game and one four-hit performance. He started out the season batting .643 (9-for-14) during his first six games played. He continued his hot bat batting over .400 through the halfway point of the season.
In addition, he leads the team with 11 infield base hits and with five bunt singles.
Altobelli is one of only seven sophomore catchers in the nation who have been named to the award watch list and is one of only four catchers in the Big 12 to land on the Bench Award watch list.


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This February will be an unstable month because of the current planetary combinations. It is obvious that these astrological circumstances will reflect on our day-to-day life, not necessarily influencing it in a good way. Therefore, this month should be a time of increased focus, attention, and discipline so that we may avoid conflicts.
However, not everything has a negative effect on people. For example, Mars will put all its energies in the service of Earthlings, trying to help them in each and every area of their lives. Even if you don't have a specific task to focus on at the moment, the energy of Mars will flow to you without losing any of its strength because this planet has incredible power. Therefore, you can rest assured that Mars will assist you in February.
Another planet works in favor of us all. Saturn brings a concentration of energy in the areas of entrepreneurship and business. Although a strong ally, Saturn is also a demanding partner. If your potential business partner doesn't have the qualities demanded by this planet – in other words, if they aren't well-prepared and dedicated –, then you shouldn't dream of achieving success. On the other hand, in the case of those who have always lived with honor and followed strong principles, more planets will come to their aid.
February is marked by one trigon, that of Fire which comprises Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius. This trigon will combine its forces and energies with the Air element of Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius. This Air trigon will benefit from the aid of the Sun, the unmatched leader of the heavens, which will grant to this trigon an increased flow of positive energy. As a result, Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius individuals will come across unique possibilities and opportunities, circumstances being in their favor.
However, in order for all these signs to receive this energy, they have to act decently and use in an intelligent manner the respective energetic gift. The trigon of Earth, formed of Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn, will experience an overflow of love and affection due to the patronage of Venus. Therefore, it is most likely that all Earth signs will overcome any barriers in terms of relationships. Concerning the Water signs – Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces –, their celestial leader will be Mercury, patron of business and trade. Individuals born under any of these Sun signs must pay attention to the fact that the energy of Mercury is rather unstable, so any business-related decision and/or action should be handled with increased care.
There are only two planets that will negatively impact all people in February. One of them is the Moon, which will prove quite aggressive, exacerbating chronic diseases. The other one is Jupiter, planet which will play a major role in the lives of entrepreneurs. If you are the owner of a business and you want to make an important decision this month, get more information about Jupiter's position and how it may influence you.
This being said, February will be a month of contrasts, on one hand beneficial in terms of relationships and business, and on the other hand, unpredictable and challenging. It all depends on the Sun sign under which you were born. Regardless of astrological circumstances, positive energy and thoughts always win.


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U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz on Sunday urged his supporters to come to the defense of fellow Texan Gov. Rick Perry.
Perry was indicted on Friday for abuse of power. He is accused of vetoing funding for the Travis County District Attorney's office after unsuccessfully seeking the resignation of District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg, who had been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.
Cruz called the indictment by the Travis County Grand Jury a politically motivated prosecution, and added that Perry has the right under the state constitution to veto legislation.
Cruz's comments were contained in an email message to his supporters, which included a link to Perry's old gubernatorial campaign site asking for messages of support.
The page does not include an appeal for campaign contributions. Perry is not a candidate for re-election as governor.
Although Cruz refers to Perry as "my friend" in the email, the two are not allies, historically. Perry supported Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst in the 2012 U.S. Senate primary that Cruz ultimately won. The two are also potential rivals for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
According to an average of opinion poll results maintained by Real Clear Politics, Cruz ranks fifth and Perry ranks sixth among potential 2016 GOP presidential candidates. No clear favorite has emerged for the nomination. New Jersey Gov. Chris Chris Christie is first with an average poll result of 11.5 percent; former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is second with 10.8 percent, Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky is third with 10.3 percent, U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin is fourth with 9.3 perent, Cruz has 8.8 percent, Perry has 8.3 percent, Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida has 7.5 percent, Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin has 5.3 percent, former Sen. Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania has 2.8 percent, and Gov. Bobby Jindal has 2.3 percent.


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- 3 pounds pork sirloin cutlets
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped roasted sweet red peppers
- 6 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1/2 cup minced fresh basil or 2 tablespoons dried basil
- 1/2 cup balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 package (16 ounces) egg noodles
- 1/2 cup half-and-half cream
- 1/4 cup grated Romano cheese
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- Dredge pork cutlets in flour. Heat oil and butter in a large skillet over medium-high heat; add pork and brown in batches. Set aside.
- Add onion and red peppers to the pan; saute until onion is tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Add the broth, basil, vinegar and pepper. Return pork to the pan, layering if necessary.
- Cover and cook over low heat for 15-20 minutes or until meat is tender.
- Meanwhile, in a Dutch oven, cook noodles according to package directions. Drain; stir in the cream, cheese, butter, pepper and garlic powder. Serve with pork. Yield: 12 servings.
Reviews for Balsamic Pork Scallopine
"De loved the meat, but didn't care for the noodle mixture."
"Yum! My family loved this! Easy, different, and delicious! I added a bit of cornstarch to thicken the sauce, but followed everything else to a tee. I will definitely make this again."
"wonderful flavor! definitely a keeper!"
"Extremely delicious dish! Difficulty level is minimal, and my kids really liked it."
"This recipe was so delicious! I am not much of a meat eater. However, this was tender and juicy and did not taste like pork. We also prefer our meat extremely tender so simmered this on low heat for 7 hours or so. The noodles were also terrific. There were tasty enough to be served as a dish standing alone, or perhaps be topped with other dishes like goulash or spaghetti. The only deviation from the recipe as written was the use of a low fat pork roast which I sliced myself. This goes in the family favorite recipe archives!!"


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Tonight was the big finale of "The Voice" on NBC. It was down to just three artists but that didn't stop them from showing viewers three hours of the show. The first hour was a recap of what you might have missed last night. On Tuesday night, "The Voice" finally crowned a winner for this season. It was a great season of the show.
The first part of the night was full of performances. Christina Grimmie got the chance to perform with Ed Sheeran. He has been on the show to help out before and it was a great song. He also performed by himself tonight. Justin Moore and Tim McGraw also performed on the show tonight. Jake Worthington got the chance to perform with Alabama. Josh Kaufman got the chance to sing with Robin Thicke. It was a great night full of performances from super stars and the contestants from this season of the show.
People shared the winner right after the show. It was down to just Christina Grimmie, Jake Worthington and Josh Kaufman. In the end, Carson Daly announced the big winner of the show and Josh Kaufman was the winner of "The Voice" 2014! This means he got a recording contract but will also be headlining a tour this summer with other contestants from the show. The other two finalists will be with him even though he is the one who gets to headline. This was a great win for Team Usher!
"The Voice" has been renewed for another season. It will be a bit different next season though. They will have coaches Blake Shelton and Adam Levine returning. You can also see new coaches Pharrell Williams and Gwen Stefani. This will be the first time that both of these coaches are on the show. The show will be back in the fall and fans can't wait to see who wins next time on "The Voice."
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Richard Jaworski will join the Diplomat in Residence team for the Southern Mid-Atlantic region on September 4, having recently completed an assignment as minister counselor for management affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq. As the principal management officer for the U.S. Mission in Iraq – the largest U.S. foreign mission in the world – he was responsible for a Department of State budget exceeding $400 million and a staff of over 3,000 U.S. Government and contractor employees under Chief of Mission authority.
As a senior foreign service officer, Mr. Jaworski had the honor to serve as minister counselor for management for the U.S. Mission in Turkey (2010 to 2013) and deputy executive director of the Bureaus of European and Eurasian Affairs and International Organizations Affairs (2008 to 2010).
He served previously as minister counselor for management at the U.S. Embassy in London (2005-2008) and Warsaw (2001-2005); director of operations for the Department of State's Office of Foreign Missions (1997-1999); senior general services officer in Tel Aviv (1994-1997); director of the Helsinki Support Activity for U.S. Missions in the Soviet Union (1990-1994); and he held additional consular and administrative positions in Moscow, London and Washington, D.C.
Before joining the Foreign Service he worked for several years with the Department of Defense and before that as a crisis intervention and foster care counselor for runaway teenagers in the Detroit area.
Mr. Jaworski received a B.A. Degree in Philosophy from the University of Michigan and an M.S. Degree in National Strategic Planning and Resourcing from the National Defense University, Industrial College of the Armed Forces. He has studied Polish and Russian at the Department of State's National Foreign Affairs Training Center.
Mr. Jaworski's wife, Linda, is an elementary school teacher who had the pleasure of teaching in a variety of schools overseas throughout their postings. After thirty years of teaching Linda accepted her first position with the U.S. Government to accompany Richard and work in the Regional Security Office at Embassy Baghdad. They have three adult children who thoroughly enjoyed traveling and growing up overseas.


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Longtime Goldman Spokesman Lucas van Praag Is Leaving
He regrets nothing.
"It's not like, if we had ten other guys handling our press, we would have ended up in a much different situation," Goldman COO Gary Cohn told us last year, when we asked rather bluntly why the firm had not gotten rid of its spokesman, Lucas van Praag, whose deliciously mustache-twirling rebuttals to reporters did little to burnish the beleaguered firm's image at the height of the financial crisis. "We have our team," Cohn said, "and we stick with our team."
But loyalty, apparently, only goes so far at Goldman Sachs. Bloomberg reported this morning that the bank was in talks to replace van Praag, and Daily Intel can sadly confirm that he has been asked to leave, for reasons that include his baroque vocabulary. According to a source, the twelve-year company veteran has been in the firing line for quite some time, but the higher-ups feared a switch mid-maelstrom would seem desperate: Not a look the storied investment bank likes to cultivate.
Van Praag's likely* replacement will be Richard "Jake" Siewert Jr., who hails from the office of Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. Van Praag's boss and longtime nemesis, John F.W. Rogers, who is said to be behind the decision, did not return Daily Intel's calls for comment. When reached by e-mail, van Praag simply replied, "C'est la vie."
*Siewert has not yet committed to the bank, but a source tells us it's his "most attractive option."


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Windows 7 is "back by popular demand," announced HP, finally realizing that Windows 8 has resulted in decreased sales of PCs. On its website, HP is offering "Back by popular demand. Customize a new HP PC with Windows 7 and save up to $150 instantly." According to a Jan. 21, 2014, The Guardian report, HP's move away from Windows 8 to Windows 7 comes after PC sales slumped by 10% in 2013.
The Windows 7 "back by popular demand" offer by HP reflects the disappointment that many PC users had with Windows 8 and its updated version Windows 8.1. Both systems lag well behind Windows 7 and Windows XP when it comes to sales.
Windows 8 was introduced by HP in October of 2012 with a lot of exciting media press but in reality, Windows 8 turned out to be more of a nuisance than an improvement for most PC users. While Windows 8.1 tried to bring back some features left out from Windows 7, it was evidently still not enough to bring back customers who would bother with the Windows 8 features that no one really uses.
In response to HP's Windows 7 "back by popular demand" offer, many PC users actually wish that HP would bring back Windows XP. Windows XP was released in the fall of 2001 while Windows 7 was released in October of 2009. In comparison to Windows XP and Windows 7, Windows 8 was the most radical change to the operating system in the past two decades. Windows 8 was supposed to optimize the software for touchscreen devices, but the change backfired.
As part of HP's Windows 7 "back by popular demand" program, HP, which is the world's second-largest maker of PCs, is pushing the sale of new computers with Windows 7 and is offering additional savings. HP has also sent out email flyers to PC customers to tell them about their return to Windows 7.
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Tania Raymonde Movies and Career Information
Mar 22, 1988
Los Angeles
Mar 22, 1988
Los Angeles
Tania Raymonde is an American actress. Raymonde's first prominent casting role was the recurring character of Cynthia Sanders in TV series Malcolm in the Middle between 2000–2002, followed by a popular role as Alex Rousseau in the ABC series Lost from 2006 to 2010. She portrayed Carla Rinaldi on MTV's Death Valley. She appeared in the Lionsgate feature film Texas Chainsaw 3D, which was released in January 2013.
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To look at director Bryan Singer's recent films, such as this summer's blockbuster, "X-Men: Days of Future Past," or "Superman Returns," one might think his talents are limited fare designed for a teenage demographic. But the 1995 Oscar winning crime thriller "The Usual Suspects," one of his earliest films, shows just how versatile the director can be.
In "The Usual Suspects," Roger "Verbal" Kint (played by Kevin Spacey), a lower echelon con man afflicted by with cerebral palsy who is brought to a Los Angeles police station for questioning following a huge and deadly boat explosion in the San Pedro Bay. The frightened hoodlum tells the police a complicated story of how he got involved with a group of criminals: Keaton (played by Gabriel Byrne), McManus (played by Stephen Baldwin), Fenster (played by Benicio Del Toro), and Hockney (played by Kevin Pollack). They met several weeks earlier when they were wrongfully arrested in New York. After their release, they plan revenge on the police. Their revenge plan works well and attracts the attention of Keyser Soze, a dangerous and brutal crime boss whom some believe to be real and others believe to be a fictive.
"The Usual Suspects" has a very intriguing screenplay, which won an Academy Award. It is unpredictable and has a memorable twist ending. Also, it makes Keyser Soze a memorable character. As we watch the film, we are not sure if he is real or not.
The movie also won an Oscar for Kevin Spacey, who is excellent as a seemingly average criminal. Another nuanced performance is given by Chazz Palminteri, the determined U.S. customs agent who is questioning Verbal. The late Pete Postlethwaite is also memorable as a lawyer who claims to work for Keyser Soze.
"The Usual Suspects" is a must-see for fans of crime thrillers. It is easily Bryan Singer's best film outside of the "X-Men" franchise.


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I really wanted to love Big Fatty's Catering Kitchen, located in West Knoxville. I was left with mixed feelings about this funky and fun looking restaurant.
My husband and I set out with Big Fatty's Catering Kitchen as a destination. I had been there once before with one of our neighbors and we had had a pleasant experience. I was too busy talking to really notice the food and fairly evaluate the restaurant.
The parking lot is odd, but that is not unusual on Bearden Hill. Naples Italian Restaurant, which is a half of mile down the road from Big Fatty's has an even stranger parking lot. Plus, the traffic on Kingston Pike is such a nightmare that you take your life into your hands getting into and out of the parking lot.
Once inside Big Fatty's, I like the decor with the graffiti style art and the tchotchkes hanging from the ceiling, mismatched tables and interesting lighting. At Big Fatty's, you seat yourself and the table was already set with wrapped flatware and menus. We were greeted immediately and our drink order was taken.
We ordered Big Fatty's Nachos and they were delivered swiftly to our table. The chips were average, but I loved the chill on top. I really loved the relish and huge onion pieces. Sour cream was served on the side. When we order nachos as an appetizer, usually about half is left. We ate every bite on the large oval plate.
We both ordered burgers and fries as our main course. My husband got the generous 8 ounce Black Angus Burger topped with bacon and barbecue sauce on the side and an order of fries and I got an Ocean Burger Pita with fries. The Ocean Burger Pita comes with lettuce, tomato, shredded cheddar cheese, onions and Ranch dressing.
The french fries seemed like store bought frozen crinkle fries. Here is the thing: I would rather a restaurant serve frozen crinkle fries than try to hand make them and fail. The portion of fries was quite large.
Both my husband and I really enjoyed our burgers. The toppings were generous and fresh. The barbecue sauce had a nice hint of brown sugar.
Big Fatty's carries several deserts including Red Velvet Cake with Cream Cheese Icing, but we were too full to be tempted.
Our billing including tip was $43.00. Two drinks, two burgers with fries and a plate of nachos for $43.00. It was good but no that good. $43.00. I really wanted to love Big Fatty's, but $43.00, including tip, left me with mixed feelings.


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Dry itchy skin on your dog can be a minor case of dryness or an inherited skin disease known as atopy of the skin. There can be many varying causes that leads to atop of the skin. Dry skin is a common problem in the winter months but your dog can contract atopy from an allergy to a substance in the air; something absorbed through the respiratory tract or direct contact on the skin. It is difficult to notice your dog experiencing such discomfort through continual itching. If your dog is uncomfortable and you have tried to get it relief without success, contact your local Rockford-area veterinarian as listed below or one closest to your home to get a diagnosis and specific treatment plan for your pet's skin distress.
Atopy of the skin on dogs is the second most common skin problem, next to flea allergy dermatitis. Secondary bacterial affections are common with atopy. A dog suffering with the condition will show symptoms as early as 6 months to a year, since this is thought to be an inherited problem. The condition may seem seasonal at first, showing up when allergens are more prevalent, but as the the dog ages, it can be allergic to more substances, presenting a year-round concern.
The most common symptom of atopy is an itchy, uncomfortable feeling, especially affecting the ears and feet areas. You will note red, irritated skin, often inflamed, due to the constant scratching. If you suspect a problem, monitor your dog for signs of chewing on the paws, shaking the head, scratching its muzzle area and ears. Treatment for atopy usually requires veterinary medical intervention.
When bringing your pet to the vet, diagnostic tests will be performed to pinpoint the real problem for a definitive treatment option. Such tests may include a completed medical history and thorough exam, especially checking the paws,in between the toes, muzzle area and ears. Many times, the obvious problem is not visible and may require skin scrapings, skin or blood testing and fungal cultures. Without getting a definitive diagnosis, treatment may alleviate some of the symptoms of the skin problem without remedying the underlying issue. Shots that work to modify the immune system to allergens is most often considered the best treatment for atopy in its moderate to severe stage.
Once diagnosed, your doctor may prescribed such treatments as fatty acid supplements, antihistamines, soothing shampoos, antibiotics to treat a secondary bacterial infection known as pyoderma, cyhclosporine and corticosteroids. Cortisone type drugs should be used only short-term as directed by your vet. These options do not cure atopy but can relieve the discomfort and symptoms. When it comes to severe cases of allergies, you can have your dog tested to find out what types of foods and substances to stay away from although a dog with atlopy will increase in allergies over the years. Just stick to the prescribed plan by your doctor and monitor any issues on a regular basis.
Since this is an inherited disorder, it is difficult to prevent. Airborne allergens exist everywhere, making them difficult to avoid. You may have less of a problem if you live in dry climates with high elevations. Just be patient, follow doctors orders, monitor its environment and report any changes in skin early on to get the best, quickest treatment. The sooner you can treat your pet, the less discomfort will it experience from such a debilitating condition. You can help your pet feel its best.
If you are looking for wholesome, natural and homemade treats for your favorite canine best friend, Led foot's Pet Bakery near the Rockford area is happy to meet your needs. Check out the website at Ledfoot Bakery. Contact Susan Weitzel at 815 784-6358, Ledfoot Bakery Contact.
If you are seeking Veterinary assistance in the Rockford area, you can check out one of these at - Rockford Vet Clinics, Bellwood Vet, Rockford Veterinarians, Perryville Veterinarian , Cat Veterinarians Specialists
For all your pets needs and accessories in the Rockford area, go to your local PETCO - 6305 East State Street, Rockford, IL 61108, (815) 229-0184 - Petco or your local PETSMART - 6320 East State Street, Rockford, IL 61108, (815) 397-7880 - Petsmart -Petland, (815) 332-4200 - Petland
For many of your pet essentials, visit your local Rockford-area CVS pharmacies. There are four convenient locations - 3134 11th Street, Rockford, IL 61109, (815)398-0048 - 110 S Alpine Rd, Rockford, IL 61108 - 3718 Main Street, Rockford, IL 61103, (815)877-9620 - 2454 S. Alpine Rd., Rockford, IL 61108, (815)399-5421 - CVS Pharmacy
For the grooming needs of your Chihuahua in or near the Rockford area, you can contact Sue at email@example.com for further information.
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No SockpuppetingBy Rick Griffin on December 18th, 2009
Posted In: News
I would just like to say that sockpuppeting is NOT ALLOWED in the comments section no matter how unpopular your opinion is, thank you.
I would just like to say that sockpuppeting is NOT ALLOWED in the comments section no matter how unpopular your opinion is, thank you.
what is sockpuppeting??
i concur, what is sock puppeting?
Thanks for the illumination
Why the hell do people do that anyway.
I have no idea what sockpuppeting is…it sounds amusing but im guessing it likely has more to do with snarkhunting…
Well I suppose to make their opinions look more appealing and to create a jump-on-the-bandwagon scenario. And that just makes me wonder what snarkhunting is.
ah, ive seen people do that on the forums I admin (TheBetterMod Forums)
people would make a dozen gmail accounts just to sockpuppet and troll…never knew what they were doing was called. I usually delete the posts and ban the puppeteer.
is Sockpuppeting against ISP terms of service?
it should be against ISP TOS….then I can report em and get thier internet shut off…
Why? All it is is annoying, not malicious. If it were being used to perform DOS attacks, then there'd be a good reason.
People do it cause they know their stuff might be bad to a lot of Critics.
I honestly wouldnt Bother doing it. Nice Avatar by the way Rick.
Who in the world was sockpuppeting? I haven't seen any evidence of that anywhere.
ok. I won't ever sockpuppet…again.
jk…or am i?
*cue eerie music*
what's an IsP, and top btw???
Internet Service Providers and Terms Of Service
I run a small blog site that i have to scan for idiots that do that sort of thing. I ban whole IP addresses though not just the account or email. You wouldn't believe the sorts of emails i get for it.
Of course, that mian problem is, sometimes you do actually get two users from the same IP address with the same opinion, because theyre related. If they make exactly the same spelling errors though, thats a bit of a givaway. I recall once A forum I was on had the same guy posting under 40 different account names. I cant imagine how he kept them all straight!
the mods developed a system where the same ip couldnt reply to their own posts.
The problem with that is occasionally you may get someone from the same IP. I only block it, if it is a continuous thing where the same IP is replying to itself over and over again. once is fine, but twice is shut down.
Rick Griffin is AWESOME!!!
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Mod Edit-Not cute.


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Cornbread is a southern treat that has been around for many, many years. People can and will eat cornbread with or in a glass of milk, with pinto beans, or on the side as a bread for many delicious meals.
Cornbread is a grainy (corn) bread to eat, but have you ever tried the honey cornbread? It leaves you with a full feeling of sweet bread that is no longer a grainy taste.
To learn how to make my easy honey cornbread, follow the steps in the photo listing.
Corn bread/muffin mix
Begin your process of making the honey cornbread with a box of corn bread/muffin mix. I prefer to use the "Jiffy" brand, simply because all you need to do is add several ingredients.
Combining the ingredients
Place the box of corn bread/muffin mix into a medium bowl. Add per the box instructions. Normally it takes one egg and a 1/3 cup of milk.
Adding honey to the mix
In this step you want to add 1/2 cup of pure honey. Store bought kind is fine, but fresh mountain honey is the best to use in any recipe. Mix thoroughly until blended.
Pour into pan
After your mixture is thoroughly blended, pour into a greased pan. I use the spray olive oil to help keep down the health issues of vegetable oil.
Place into oven
Have your oven preheated to 350*F. Place the pan of batter into the oven on the top rack. If you have a timer, set it for 30 minutes or you simply keep an eye on it until it is golden brown.
Checking to make sure it is done
After the time is up and the bread is golden brown, take the pan out of the oven and place on a heat resistant mat or the stove top. Take a butter knife and stick it down into the middle of the bread. If it comes out clean, then the bread is completely cooked. If it comes out with some batter on it, then place it back into the oven for an additional five minutes.
Finished honey cornbread
After cooling, have yourself a glass of milk and chow down. This bread goes right along with any meal including any type of beans, pork, chicken, greens, etc...