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Have you ever gone bird watching? We found out this weekend how fun it can be. The boys took turns using the binoculars to observe the birds. We discussed the colors of the head, breast, wings, tail and legs. Since it was our first experience learning about birds, I didn't go into too many specifics. I try to start with creating interest to learn about the subject before moving on to specific terminology or facts.
I also printed line drawings for the boys to color as they were observing the birds. JR did a really good job without any help. Asher simply scribbled many colors all over the page, but you can tell from his facial expression that he was still concentrating very hard.
Here are the boys showing off their bird study drawings. You wouldn't believe how hard it was to get them both to look at the camera. They were more interested in climbing on the train. Go figure!
Do your children enjoy bird watching?
Bird Resources:
- Discovery Days and Montessori Moments has great bird related trays you can see here.
- Montessori Print Shop has "Parts of a Bird" Nomenclature Cards you can find here.
- Adventures of Bear has a wonderful hands-on activity to learn about beaks here.
- The Work Plan has a great bird unit you can find here.


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You can make your very own LED pop-up card for any occasion. You will see detailed pictures and instructions on how to create your design and circuit. Make away!
This project combines high-tech and low-tech materials to introduce the concept of "making" (technology on your time) to primary school students.
The project has two parts. The first is "engineering" the design of a pop-up card. The second is adding light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to the design with a simple, safe, 3 –Volt battery to power them.
Fold each piece of construction paper in half width-wise, and place one on top of the other.
On the inner card, make two sets of short, parallel cuts along the fold line, each set placed evenly along the paper.
To achieve the ultimate pop-up effect, unfold the inner card that was just cut, and push the flaps in toward the center section of your construction paper, so that two paper "squares" pop out. When you close your card, you will find empty places on the outside of the paper. Opening your card will then give you the beginnings of the pop-up effect.
Next, glue your second piece of construction paper to the back of the first, making sure the papers line up evenly. This second piece will cover the "empty" places that you just cut to create the pop-up effect. Once the gluing is complete, you can set the card to the side to dry.
To add the LEDs, first choose where to place the LEDs on the design–it doesn't matter where they go just as long as you have enough room to place your circuit on the back. Then poke the leads through the construction paper of the design.
Now create the circuit using copper tape. The positive and negative leads will need to reach each side of the battery. The copper tape serves to make that connection.
Use a longer piece of copper tape under the leads farther away from the battery. Make sure the positive leads and the negative leads are grouped together and on separate sides from each other.
Tape down the leads with more copper tape or regular Scotch tape so they lie flat.
Decorate as you see fit! This step can come at any point during your process. The background may be easier to decorate without the pop-up glued to the inside.
• When completing this project with students, it's always a great idea to let them play with and explore how the materials work, on their own. For example, give the students the LEDs and batteries and with out any explanation and challenge them to make the LED light up.
• Let students make mistakes in how to align their LED leads. Show them how to use the battery to test which lead is positive. The positive lead is the one that is touching the + side of the battery when the LED lights up, and also the longer lead on the LED. If that doesn't work, the leads may be reversed.
• Challenge the students to prevent a "short circuit." Tell them nothing from the positive side can EVER touch anything from the negative side. The tricky part is that this includes the battery, itself. When connecting the conductive copper tape to the top of the battery, it usually ends up touching the sides as well, leading to a short circuit unless an insulator is placed on the side to protect it. Hint: regular scotch tape can serve as both an insulator and a fastener to keep the battery attached to the card.
Paving bumps in the road:
So, when I decided to take on the task of creating an awesome pop-up Make Robot card, I came across a few bumps in the road. To make this project easy and simple for you, I am sharing those tricky spots with you in hopes that your project will go smoothly (especially if you are working with students).
• Making tracers for designing the inside of the card can give students more direction when trying to figure out what to make.
• With the design you have chosen, make sure that you aren't making it too big! You will want to measure from your card's bottom cut out (essentially from where you are gluing on your design to the edge of the bottom of your card).
• When creating your circuit, you should note that the adhesive on the bottom of your copper tape could potentially cause your circuit to not work at all. It is working as an insulator and not a conductor. You will know this is the case after you double check to make sure no cross connections have been created (positive and negative leads touching, for example). To resolve this dilemma, take a piece of your copper tape with the adhesive cover still connected, and flip it upside down. Then, take a piece of scotch tape and tape the copper onto the lead. The adhesive side should be facing you. Then tape the other side of the copper tape on the battery. That should do the trick!
The original inspiration for awesome LED-spangled cards is http://pdxyoungmakers.com. You will find the PDF project under the "How To" category. There are many websites and books available on how to design simple and complex pop-up cards. For other pop-up card ideas visit Enchanted Learning.
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Why Are People Shy?
So a lot of the time when I talk about overcoming shyness I talk about first understanding it. So how about we start from the start and answer the question why are people shy?
First of all I just want to clear this up. People are not just 'shy'. Are you shy around your family and best friend? Probably not. You might be shy around strangers or large group but that narrows it down – you're shy in certain situations. So rather than taring the entire idea with 'you're shy because you're a shy person' lets actually look at a common situation where you might feel shy.
Here's a common one – talking to a stranger.
Now some people might not think anything of this. It'll be second nature and some will even talk to a stranger the same as they would with an old friend. But it's a common situation to feel shy in.
Now you find yourself talking to this stranger – why do you feel shy?
We get into this in far more depth in our how to overcome shyness training course but it's basically your caveman brain. It's a little useless these days but try telling it that. The outdated, outmoded part of your brain is still trying to protect you like you're living in a tree at threat from the dominant alpha dog if you act out. Next time you're at the zoo you might see a monkey bending over and raising a hand to the dominant alpha male. It's surprisingly similar to that because evolution just hasn't caught up to civilization that way. We still think there's a threat so we better not draw attention to ourselves.
Feeling shy is the lower levels of your brain trying to protect you from a perceived threat. So for some reason the lower level of your brain is interpreting this situation as a threat and it's because you feel inferior somehow to this person. You might have noticed this yourself but sometimes you don't have a problem talking with some people while you have problems talking to others. Commonly this happens when talking to someone you find attractive but it can actually happen with anyone.
If you're focusing too much on what this person might think of what you say or do then you'll generally find yourself struggling to communicate properly. You might struggle to avoid eye contact, you might start mumbling when talking or even panic and seize up entirely.
So you feel shy because your brain is registering your current situation as a threat and wants to get you out of there. But why is it registering it as a threat in the first place?
Shy People
Well there was a study out a while ago (I've actually linked to it somewhere before but I can't seem to find the link at the moment) which showed a pattern for shyness to be more prevalent for some people. So part of it is down to genetics and some people are born with a higher likelihood for it – but that's not why people are shy.
Whether you were born genetically predisposed for shyness or not. If you feel shy in situations then it's because, at some point during your life, you have learned that it's a situation to worry about. You've learned it through social learning and the lower levels of your brain just remember that perceived threat and want to get you away from it.
It seems people commonly assume this happens during your childhood but actually it can affect you at any point during your life. I know plenty of people that were complete extroverts as children but became shyer later in life. It's hard to determine exactly it happened because it's usually slowly over time.
It can also be easily affected by self esteem problems. In the how to be more social guide I took a closer look at how self esteem issues can affect you and how you can get started to overcome them.
Survival in Evolution
Studies have shown that the same kind of personality present in shy humans is present in various other species from penguins to fruit flies. In this case though it doesn't affect them going to parties or making friends – it a matter of who jumps in first. The shyer animal introverts will tend to use their brains rather than their limbs.
The extroverts will dive straight in and hope for the best while the introverts will think it through or wait for others to go in first and see if it's safe. From a survival standpoint the introverts are at an evolutionary advantage here because, while they might be last to the food, they're going to get eaten a lot less often.
Overcoming Shyness
So you might be the type of penguin who is not going to dive into the water first – but that does not mean you have to feel shy. I don't know if it's possible to remove this genetic predisposition for survival. I don't even know if I'd want to if it was. But it's certainly possible to overcome shyness.
When looking at why are people shy – we've found the root of your shyness. At some point you were extroverted and 'exposed' being active or social – and it was met with a negative response. Probably on more than one occasion. Perhaps you're focusing too much on something which you think everyone else see's the same way and you can't get past that.


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Rangers Square Up the Series
This much has become true of the Rangers and the Washington Capitals and the playoff games they play against each other: One team cannot rid itself of the other.
There are no blowouts in these contests, and little that is one-sided about them. These games are relentlessly compelling, as if both franchises had reached an unwritten agreement to command as much attention from as many people as possible, and after Wednesday night, after the Rangers' 4-3 victory in Game 4 to even this Eastern Conference quarterfinal at two, it would be a disappointment to have this series end in six games instead of the expected seven.
Game 5 will be Friday night at the Verizon Center in Washington.
Wednesday was the extension of the latest narrative thread in this rivalry—one that has seen the teams compete against each other in the postseason four times in the past five years and produce two thrilling seven-game series: Out of nowhere, the Rangers are scoring goals by the basketful (relatively speaking).
After mustering just one goal in losing the series's first two games, the Rangers have scored four to win each of the last two by an identical final score.
It's the first time that the Rangers have scored at least four goals in consecutive playoff games since April 2008, and it's a striking break from their customary style of play under coach John Tortorella, who had demanded that his players defend and check with such vigor that they might barely have enough energy left to shoot the puck on an opposing goaltender.
The contributors to the Rangers' win Wednesday were familiar: Derek Stepan, the team's leading scorer during the regular season, notched his second consecutive game-winning goal, completing a dazzling passing sequence among him, Ryan Callahan and Carl Hagelin to give the Rangers a 4-2 lead with 13 minutes, 58 seconds left in regulation.
Center Derick Brassard, who had a goal and two assists in Game 3, added two primary assists Wednesday, including on defenseman Dan Girardi's power-play goal 59 seconds into the third period.
And Hagelin, who had scored the Rangers' only goal over Games 1 and 2, was a force all night, finishing with a goal and two assists.
The surge in offense allowed the Rangers to overcome the absence of defenseman Marc Staal, who had returned to the lineup for Game 3 after missing two months with an eye injury only to sit out Game 4 when his eye proved too bothersome to withstand game action.
The first 33 minutes of Game 4 marked the Rangers' best extended stretch of play in the entire series. They outshot the Capitals 13-6 in the first period, taking a 1-0 lead on a wacky sequence that Washington goaltender Braden Holtby initiated with a reckless decision. After skating some 20 feet out of his net to play a loose puck with Hagelin bearing down on him, Holtby tried to clear the puck to center ice, but Taylor Pyatt batted it down with his stick. Having doubled back, Hagelin fired a slap shot toward the gaping Capitals net. Defenseman John Carlson blocked it, but Brad Richards snapped home the rebound.
Hagelin gave the Rangers their first two-goal lead of the series midway through the second period, accepting a deft cross-ice pass from Brassard and ripping a slap shot over Holtby's glove.
Rather than inspiring the Rangers, Hagelin's goal woke up the Capitals, and they not only dominated the remainder of the period, they scored twice to tie the game. Mathieu Perreault dunked the puck behind Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist, and Troy Brouwer flipped a backhander past Lundqvist 17.1 seconds before the second intermission, setting the stage for the third period and beyond, for the drama that these teams always cultivate when they take the ice together.
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What are you most proud of? I thought the coasters were a bit too bumpy after I made them, so I blocked them, and they came out much flatter. No problem standing a glass on them now.
What advice would you give someone starting this project? I used to resist blocking because I thought it was too time-consuming. But after HAVING to do it on a few items, I realized it is well worth the effort (which really isn't all that much). I now block most of my crocheted items because I like them to have that crisp, professional look.
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I'm looking for a version of dosbox with print support I saw the answers to this question Using a printer in Dosbox but I didn't manage to make it work
You should be able to use printing with a correctly configured SVN-Daum version of DOSBox from http://ykhwong.x-y.net/
Here's the relevant parts of a correct configuration file to print from Windows 8.1, assuming you want to print to a USB (using the print dialog) and not an actual LPT dot-matrix printer.
Now you can print using the Windows print dialogue. Personally, I print from DOS to PrimoPDF and then printing once I see the outputted PDF.
One thing that messed me up is the fact that
By the way, you set the printer on the SVN-DAUM DOSBox one time using the Windows print dialog box. Then it's the default printer and you won't be prompted by the print dialog again. The default printer resets when you restart DOSBox (
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I find it works as well as printing to LPT1 in Windows XP. (I am sorry to see it go).
This is the answer that worked for me, adapted from http://superuser.com/a/528111/430723
On the DOSBOX support wiki it says that printing is not currently supported. See:
You don't say which operating system you are using. If you're using Windows, you can use CMD.EXE where TheCompWiz's suggestion will work. That will even work with a USB printer (if it supports text printing, i.e. uses PCL as its language) as long as it's mapped to LPT1. And, if you use DOSPRN, you can even print to low-cost USB inkjets. DOSPRN is at
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Timesunion.com is the Web site for the Times Union newspaper in Albany, NY. Our site gets approx 8M page views per month, of which a tiny tiny fraction will end up on our Blogs Section.
We want to create a blog section that is hosted but maintains the look and feel of http://www.timesunion.com. So we will need to create a template.
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School resource officers lead a boxing after-school program in Garland. The program teaches students not only self-defense, but also respect, confidence and teamwork. The program started 19 years ago as an initiative to reduce gang activity. "There is a lot of discipline that goes on here. That is what boxing is. You can't be a boxer and be disrespectful," Garland ISD school resource officer supervisor David Swavey said.
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Over The Shoulder by DiamonEyesWatch
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Still so handsome and love the ink!!
Seriously I have not enough words to describe how perfect this picture is!
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I got a few shots of him playing his banjo that I'll be posting soon too Good to hear from you!
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In an examination of a type of treatment for allergic rhinitis and asthma that is used in Europe but not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, researchers found moderate strength in the evidence from previous studies to support the use of sublingual immunotherapy for the treatment of these conditions.
Sublingual immunotherapy involves administration of aqueous allergens under the tongue for local absorption to desensitize the allergic individual over an extended treatment period to diminish allergic symptoms, according to information in the report, which was published in the March 27 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Allergic rhinitis affects approximately 20% to 40% of the U.S. population. Considerable interest has emerged in the use of sublingual immunotherapy as a treatment, the researchers wrote. Compared with subcutaneous immunotherapy, sublingual immunotherapy is easy to administer, does not involve administration of injections and may be administered at home, thus avoiding office visits. In 1996, the World Health Organizations Task Force on Immunotherapy "cited the emerging clinical data on sublingual immunotherapy, and recognized its potential as a viable alternative to subcutaneous therapy," the authors noted. Some physicians in the U.S. use subcutaneous aqueous allergens, off-label, for sublingual desensitization.
Sandra Y. Lin, MD, of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, and colleagues conducted a systematic review of previous studies to examine the effectiveness and safety of aqueous sublingual immunotherapy for allergic rhinoconjunctivitis and asthma. After a review of the medical literature, the researchers identified 63 studies with 5,131 participants that met the inclusion criteria for the review. Participants ages ranged from 4 to 74. Twenty studies, consisting of 1,814 patients, enrolled only children.
The researchers found strong evidence supporting the idea that sublingual immunotherapy improves asthma symptoms, with 8 of 13 studies reporting greater than 40% improvement versus the comparator. They found moderate evidence to support the idea that sublingual immunotherapy decreases rhinitis or rhinoconjunctivitis symptoms, with 9 of 36 studies demonstrating greater than 40% improvement versus the comparator.
In addition, medication use for asthma and allergies decreased by more than 40% in 16 of 41 studies of sublingual immunotherapy with moderate-grade evidence. Moderate evidence supports the use of sublingual immunotherapy to improve conjunctivitis symptoms (13 studies), combined symptom and medication scores (20 studies) and disease-specific quality of life (eight studies), the authors wrote.
Evidence was similar in strength to support the use of sublingual immunotherapy in children for allergic rhinitis and asthma.
Local reactions were frequent, but the authors found no reported episodes of anaphylaxis, life-threatening reactions or death in any treated patients across studies.
"Our review found moderate strength in the evidence to support the use of sublingual immunotherapy for allergic rhinitis and asthma," the authors wrote. "This indicates moderate confidence that the evidence reflects a true efficacy. However, future research could change the estimate. High-quality studies are needed to answer questions of optimal dosing strategies."
In an accompanying editorial, Harold S. Nelson, MD, of National Jewish Health in Denver, cautioned against a rush to judgment: "Until sublingual immunotherapy gains FDA approval, physicians who choose to administer off-label sublingual immunotherapy will have limited guidance in selecting effective dosing. In addition, clinicians should be aware that the evidence for efficacy of sublingual immunotherapy is derived from studies of treatment with a single allergen extract, not with combinations of untreated allergens."
The study abstract is available at http://jama.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=1672214.


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Goths, emos, women with nipple piercingsis it open season on everybody?
A woman who was forced by TSA security to remove two rings in her pierced nipples in order to pass security to board a flight will hold a news conference with her attorney, Gloria Allred, today…. The woman was given a pair of pliers in order to remove the rings in her nipples. The rings had been in her nipples for many years.


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Released: May 01st, 1996
Running Time: 117
Director: Alexander Borsky
Company: Xcel Films
Cast: Anastania, Andrea Nobili, Max Renna, Sheila (I), Jeane Bryant, Yves Baillat, Armand, Jean Pierre (I), Pussycat, Luana Borgia
Critical Rating: Not Yet Rated
Genre: Film
Two hot-blooded Italian babes encourage the amorous attentions of every man and woman who cross their sex-drenched path, in a film that features well-photographed couplings and performers who are all sexy in a primitive, earthy kind of way. A full-figured brunette with bobbed hair throws her ass skyward for her big-dicked boyfriend's anal assault, and a lesbian trio takes on new dimensions when a stud enters and buttfucks the sole blonde until her freckles seem ready to pop off. The second half features another episode, this time concerning a nympho private eye who has some sordid ways of interrogating her clients. In the best scene, two male thieves are strung up and forced to watch the brunette heroine sixty-nine another dark-haired slut to juicy ecstasy, paving the way for the crooks' own brand of gratuitously oral action. Although an emotionless woman narrates these stories in English, her accent is painfully thick, and her descriptions are sadly rendered senseless. Stock for Italo-sex maniacs.


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Small motor controller/driver with variable speed
By Nicola
November 10, 2008
November 10, 2008
Hello, i'd like to have some small driver/controller like the L293D or similar, but that can run motors at variable speed. Does it exists ? A small and cheap board would be ok.
If it doesn't, how could it be built ?
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I am working on l10n of WP for Hindi. I am running across an issue on the rendering of Calendar on the blog's index page. I guess the present logic is to pick the first letter of Days like S for Sunday. IMHO this would fail for languages like Hindi which are based on double byte characters. I guess if we can have something like Sun, Mon, Tues, or even for that matter S, M, T, W in the .pot file these can be transtlated to corresponding names in the target language.
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Ultimate Calculus Reference
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The Ultimate Calculus Reference was designed to make it easier to find the formulas you need to solve calculus problems quickly. My goal was to create a single searchable reference containing the most needed calculus formulas. The Ultimate Calculus Reference contains well over 250 formulas ranging from limits, derivates and integrals to geometry and trigonometry. It is organized so that you can find the formula you need quickly. You can also take advantage of the search capability. Furthermore,I wanted to make it easier for you to learn the formulas so I included flash cards at the end of each section. This reference guide will hopefully save you lots of time and improve your calculus grade.
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Summer Lemon Sugar Cookies
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 30 mins
I call these "summer" cookies because I made them for a June graduation party. They are very refreshing and light. Top with a lemon glaze and you have perfection! I received this recipe in a newsletter from the Old Farmer's Almanac.
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- 2 3⁄4 cups flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup butter, room temperature
- 2 cups sugar
- 2 eggs
- 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 cup quick oats
- Sift together flour, baking powder and salt.
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar; add eggs, beating well.
- Beat in lemon rind and juice.
- Gradually add flour mixture, then stir in oats.
- Chill dough thoroughly (at least 2 hours).
- Roll level tablespoonfuls of dough into balls and place onto greased cookie sheets, allowing room for cookies to spread.
- Using a flat-bottomed glass or custard cup that has been greased and dipped into sugar, flatten each ball to a 1/4 inch thickness (dip the glass into sugar each time).
- Bake at 375 degrees F until lightly browned around the edges, about 8 - 10 minutes.
- Cool on cookie sheet for 1 minute, then carefully move to wire rack.
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Very good cookies. Made half the recipe and it gave me 33 cookies. Baked them for 11 minutes and they were crunchy on the edges and semi-soft in the middle, just how we like it. The lemon taste was very subtle and next time I will add more lemon juice and zest. When cooled the dough was very stiff but it was no problem to roll the cookies. Did not flatten with a glass, just used my fingers, which by the way I did NOT dip in sugar.........The suggestion from Jamilah.s Kitchen to make some of the batter into a crust is a very good idea. Will try that and make a lemon pie. I am very pleased I found this recipe. Thanks for posting.
These were delicious. I did make a lemon glaze when I first baked these. I liked how the oatmeal added a crunch. I made a batch and froze the batter then later I baked the rest and made it into a crust for cheese cake. It was delicious. Love Lemon thanks so much for sharing this recipe. Mace for PAC Spring 09.
ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL TASTE TO THESE COOKIES! I was going to send some off to work with my other half, but they are so addictive that by the time Monday morning came around most of them were gone! We really enjoyed the lemon flavor & another time I'd like to make it even more intense by taking the suggestion & making a lemon glaze! LOVE THOSE LEMONS! [Tagged, made & reviewed for one of my adopted chefs at the tail end of the current PAC]


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Answers By God! Death: Why You Die, Where You Go, What You Do
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This book explains the true nature of death, why it is necessary for continuing life. I explain what happens when you die, what new dimension you will enter and what to expect when you no longer have a physical body.
I explain what it is like in the "After Death Dimension", how you will materialize a new body, appearing much like the body you left behind, but with far more freedoms and capabilities.
I also talk about how the survival personality can perceive and in many cases, communicate with those left behind in the Earth reality system. I explain the purpose of the "After Death Dimension", and what you will be doing there to prepare yourself for a new life on Earth or in some cases, moving into new and more challenging reality systems.
You will learn why death is a necessity for the continuing evolution and progression of the personality.
I explain the aging process, why you get old and why the aging process is necessary from the standpoint of the Soul and the Entity. You will learn how the time and place of your future death is known from the day of your birth, yet, death is not pre-ordained and can be changed up to the last minute.
I explain what happens between reincarnational lives and why this in-between period is necessary as a place of rest and recuperation after completing a life on Earth, and before returning to Earth once again as a new personality.
After reading this book, you will know everything there is to know about all aspects of the death experience, so there will be no surprises when that time comes, and there will be nothing to fear.
Your identity will never be terminated, extinguished or compromised in any way, and all memories will be retained. Your identity is eternal and it's all Good.
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Follow The Money: Royal Dutch Shell And ConocoPhillips Made A Whopping $35 Billion In 2012
By Noreen Nielsen and Jackie Weidman
Today, Royal Dutch Shell and ConocoPhillips were the first of the Big Five Oil companies to announce their total 2012 earnings, raking in $7.3 billion and $1.8 billion in the fourth-quarter, bringing their yearly profits to a whopping $27 billion and $8.4 billion, respectively.
Despite being some of the most profitable companies in the world, analysts are expressing disappointment with both Shell and ConocoPhillips' posted earnings. According to the New York Times, the lower than expected profits from Shell are "largely due to lower earnings in Shell's core exploration and production business, mainly because of weak performance in the Americas, where Shell's multibillion Alaska drilling program has encountered multiple snafus and delays." Conoco's lower earnings are partly a result of the split last year of ConocoPhillips into two companies — ConocoPhillips and Phillips66 — with ConocoPhillips controlling upstream business, and Phillips66 taking over the refineries side.
Shell and ConocoPhillips, which are ranked as the first and ninth-largest companies on the Fortune 500 Global companies list, continue to receive billions of dollars in taxpayer-funded subsides, while at the same time, funneling millions of dollars toward lobbying against vital environmental and public health protections.
Below are the highlights of where Shell and ConocoPhillips spend their earnings:
Royal Dutch Shell:
- Shell received a $200 million annual tax break in 2011.
- Shell has $18.5 billion in cash-on-hand.
- In the fourth quarter, Shell used $1.7 million of its profits to buy back its own stock.
- Shell's oil production decreased by 3 percent (1.599 barrels of liquids/day vs. 1.644 barrels per day) compared to this time last year.
- Shell was the top lobbying spender of the oil and gas industry in 2012 – spending over $14.4 million in 2012. It also ranked in the Top 20 Lobbying Spenders across all industries last year.
- Questions have been raised that the impetus for Shell to move the Kulluk on New Year's Eve, despite the harsh weather conditions, was an attempt to avoid paying an additional $6 million in states taxes. Company spokesman Curtis Smith recently admitted that a Jan. 1 state tax assessment was "a consideration" in the timing of the rig's move. Shell has a history of tax dodging. For example, it has offshored pre-tax profits to avoid UK taxes.
- ConocoPhillips receives an estimated annual average of $600 million dollars in tax breaks.
- ConocoPhillips spent $3.8 million lobbying Congress in 2012.
- Conoco has contributed over $622,000 to federal campaigns in 2012, with 89 percent of the contributions going to Republicans.
- Conoco is sitting on $750 million in cash reserves.
- Throughout 2012, the company spent 60 percent of its annual profit — or $5.1 billion — buying back its own stock, enriching its largest shareholders and executives.
- Conoco's oil and oil equivalent production is 2 percent higher than this time last year.
- Conoco paid an 18 percent effective federal tax rate in 2011. This is nearly half of the 35 percent standard top corporate tax rate.
- Current CEO, Ryan Lance received over $5.9 million in compensation in 2011. He sits on the board of the American Petroleum Institute, the lobbying arm of the oil and gas industry.
Exxon Mobil and Chevron will be the next of the Big Five Oil companies to announce their 2012 profit earnings on Friday, February 1.
3 Responses to Follow The Money: Royal Dutch Shell And ConocoPhillips Made A Whopping $35 Billion In 2012
You're looking through the wrong end of the telescope. Saying these companies made a lot of money is like saying the Mexican cartels made a lot of money. In both cases, the suppliers made a lot of money because the addicts demanded their products.
Yes, and as I say periodically in these comments, the profit is a lot lower per unit of revenue than the toy maker extraordinaire, Apple.
Why don't the writers at least analyze the profit and revenue over time and then say how we're being screwed?
Apple had a "whooping" 41.66 BILLION in PROFIT in 2012. More than Shell and Phillips combined.
They use child labor in their supply chain and exploit third world countries.
Their products contain a host of toxic chemicals like PCB, lead, mercury, nickel, cadmium, phthalates, and cholorine.
Poor Chinese laborers work like slaves at Apples manufacturing plantations under conditions so harsh suicide has become common place. All while they dump heavy metals and other pollution into the environment.


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Rosy Simas digs into her roots for "We Wait in Darkness"
Still Image courtesy Rosy Simas
"We Wait in Darkness,"
a new work by choreographer Rosy Simas, started when she was stuck in bed for three weeks. Finding herself with a lot of time on her hands, she ended up doing an in-depth genealogy study on her family and the Seneca people. Though she knew quite a bit of her history from stories told to her by her mother, she wanted to find out more about Seneca culture and its matrilineal society. "We get our identity and clan from the female side," she says. "I was interested in unraveling that."
The piece opens this week at All My Relations Gallery as an art installation, with dance, lectures, and panel discussions this month. It will also be shown as a full-length performance piece at the Red Eye Theater in July.
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The opening reception will include a blessing by Dennis Jones; a panel discussion on contemporary Native performance by Marcie Rendon, Heid E. Erdrich, Simas, and Rhiana Yazzie; and time for socializing from 5-8 p.m. Thursday, June 19.
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I laugh at the dB pricing difference fit Laguna Seca; it is sad they have to do that to appease the residents who moved in after the track was built... there's a trace track just down the street -did they expect peace and quiet?!
Thunderhill Raceway Park is a road racing course located 7 miles (11 km) West of Willows, California on Hwy 162. The course is a fast series of twists and turns with minor elevation changes. Thunderhill is owned and operated by the San Francisco Region of the SCCA. It is host to many motorports events for cars and motorcycles. The SCCA uses Thunderhill for its automotive race competitions. The Northern California Chapter of the AFM runs several motorcycle races there every year.
The standard road course at Thunderhill Park is a 3.0-mile (4.83-km), 15 turn course, however the track is configurable and event organizers can configure the course as they see fit.
Thunderhill is the site of the longest automobile race in the United States; the 25 Hours of Thunderhill. The race is held annually during the first weekend in December and is sanctioned by NASA (National Auto Sport Association).


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I have problems defining indexed array with actionscript.
The task is following. I have a board of point objects. I need to store them into one array, so I can access each point using simply it x,y coordinates. for example to get point one I want to be able use points[1][1], etc. I read the doc here http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=10%5FLists%5Fof%5Fdata%5F2.html, and realized that I don't understand how to initialize array for my needs. (Especially when it can contain from 10 to 15 rows and columns, so it will be quite hard to use following notation: masterTaskList[0] = ["wash dishes", "take out trash"];, as suggested in docs.)
What I am doing is:
for (var x:Number = 1; x<= boardSize; x++)
for (var y:Number = 1; y<= boardSize; y++)
var stone:StoneSprite = new StoneSprite();
stone.x = this.x + x*cellWidth;
stone.y = this.y + y*cellWidth;
stones[x][y] = stone;
But it gives me an error:
RangeError: Index '1' specified is out of bounds. at mx.collections::ListCollectionView/getItemAt()[C:\autobuild\3.2.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\collections\ListCollectionView.as:422] at mx.collections::ListCollectionView/http://www.adobe.com/2006/actionscript/flash/proxy::getProperty()[C:\autobuild\3.2.0\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\collections\ListCollectionView.as:698] at components::Board/placeStonesInNodes()[/Users/oleg/jin/goclub/trunk/goapp/usersList/src/components/Board.as:60] at components::Board/creationComplete()[/Users/oleg/jin/goclub/trunk/goapp/usersList/src/components/Board.as:44] at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEventFunction() at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEvent()
Could you please suggest me a way to solve my problem


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SDCC: "Batman: The Killing Joke" Cast & Crew Debuts Film at Comic-Con International
We provided a series of memorable DC moments for you to vote for, we also gave you the chance to nominate other moments (which you then also voted on to get them on to the "ballot") and then you came out in droves to vote for them all! I think it was our biggest turnout yet (as it turns out, more people will vote if they just have to click buttons to vote). So now, we begin the countdown of the Top 75 most memorable moments in the 75-year history of DC Comics!!! Do note that spoilers will almost certainly be present in these moments, and some of them could have come from comics that were intended for mature audiences only. So be forewarned!
Here is a link to #75-66. Here is a link to #65-56. Here is a link to #55-46. Here is a link to 45-36!
And now, here is #35-26!
35 Superman holds "Batman's" corpse (Final Crisis #6 by Grant Morrison, Doug Mahnke and, I believe, Christian Alamy, but it might also have been self-inked)
This image of Superman holding "Batman's" corpse was so powerful they based the entire Final Crisis hardcover design on it!
34 Sue Dibny is killed (Identity Crisis #1 by Brad Meltzer, Rags Morales and Michael Bair)
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The first issue extremely popular Identity Crisis mini-series was capped off by the dramatic death of the wife of longtime Justice League member, the Elongated Man. Not only was his wife murdered, but Ralph was about to learn that his, Sue, was pregnant! This dramatic moment kicked off what was to be a series filled with tragic twists!
33 Rorschach enjoys prison life (Watchmen #6 by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons)
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The sixth issue of Watchmen spotlights Rorschach's prison psychiatrist who thinks that he has won the lottery, of sorts, by being assigned such a high profile case, but as time goes by, Rorschach has more of an effect on him than he ever expected. One of the most dramatic parts of the issue also contains one of the most famous lines of the book – "I'm not trapped in here with you, you're trapped in her with me."
32 Terra reveals herself (Tales of the Teen Titans #34 by Marv Wolfman, George Perez and Romeo Tanghal)
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After a number of months of being slowly absorbed on to the team, Terra finally gains the full trust of the Titans by taking on one of their deadliest enemies, Deathstroke the Terminator, in one on one battle! However, we soon learn that the battle was not as real as it seemed, setting up the series of stories that would ultimately climax in the legendary Judas Contract storyline.
31 Batman duels Ra's Al Ghul in the desert…bare-chested (Batman #244 by Denny O'Neil, Neal Adams and Dick Giordano)
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This really nails the whole "international man of action" vibe that Denny O'Neil and Neil Adams were going for with their take on Batman in this storyline. Dick Giordano does a great job on inks.
This fight has been homaged frequently.
30 Our introduction to Watchmen (Watchmen #1 by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons)
Our introduction to Watchmen comes from Rorschach's somewhat chilling narration as we open the book and see right off the bat that the world of the Watchmen is not a very pleasant place…
29 Hot shot District Attorney Harvey Kent gets a face full of acid (Detective Comics #66 by Bob Kane, Bill Finger, Jerry Robinson and George Roussos)
There's not many SUPERHEROES who have as famous of an origin as the classic Batman villain, Two-Face. This is so dramatic that it was literally used again for the second Two-Face!!
28 Superman reveals his secret identity to Lois Lane (Action Comics #662 by Roger Stern and Bob McLeod)
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More than fifty years in the making, the first time Superman revealed his secret identity to Lois Lane (in a "real" story) sure was a doozy! Very well handled by Stern and McLeod (especially as it followed a not quite so memorable engagement).
27 The Justice League and the Justice Society meet for the first time! (Justice League of America Volume 1 #21 by Gardner Fox, Mike Sekowsky and Bernard Sachs)
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Gardner Fox helped create both the Justice Society of America and then, roughly twenty years later, the Justice LEAGUE of America. And in this classic issue, the two teams meet for the very first time!
26 Frank Miller adds a little extra to Batman's origin (Batman: The Dark Knight #1 by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson)
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This moment from the first issue of Frank Miller and Klaus Janson's Batman: The Dark Knight series features Batman being compelled to return to the streets while he watches the news and hears of horrors that remind him of the fateful night that his parents were killed. Miller added the striking visual of Martha Wayne's pearls being broken during the ruckus that led to the death of Bruce's parents, and that visual has become a key element of pretty much all future re-tellings of the origin, a rarity for origin re-tellings (to have that much of a permanent effect on the origin).
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Wasn't the guy fighting with Robin, Adrian Chase, the "Vigilante"?
I think Terra's battle with Terminator and the treacherous reveal happened in issue 34, not 42 (42 was the first issue of Judas Contract, where she prepares to take the team down, but by then we're well aware that she's a traitor…)
Surprised that Rorshcach's food fight wasn't higher, mainly 'cause, as you write, his last line is so famous.
Yes. That was the storyline leading up to Chase becoming the Vigilante.
figured it would not be long to at least have one moment from both watchman and dark knight returns show up on this list already though watchman could have its own list. as for idenity crisis it showed once again that loved ones of heroes can pay a price and also darken the dc universe more final crisis that image is still creepy mostly because the whole story is still confusing in parts. tera being a traitor shows that one can never know a persons true colors .
Yeah, the Titans scene is the right scene, I just wrote the wrong issue number down. The above scene is from #34.
Wow, there's tons of the moments that I didn't vote for that made this list. but like I said before, none of them (bar 3) were absolute NOs.
I love the Batman shirtless fighting! As I've said before, check out the Kyle Baker Plastic Man issue where he fights Ra's. Great stuff.
I just watched the Watchmen movie this week and, while it was slow enough as it ws, starting with a Matrix fight instead of the pan up was a sin.
Moore was right. It shoould never have been a movie.
#29 – Dunno if anyone's already mentioned this, but notice the surname of the doc who treats Harvey – and of course the name of who played Two-Face in The Dark Knight…
So interesting that one of the two most famous lines in Watchmen isn't spoken on-panel– that is, we don't actually "see" Rorshach say it, but just see it being recorded by someone who heard it from someone who heard it..
You know, the Silver Age proper is going to be wildly underrepresented on this list. Plenty of Bronze Age Batman, plenty of Crisis-and-after, and a solid smattering of the Golden Age, but very little from the 60s.
"29 Hot shot District Attorney Harvey KENT gets a face full of acid"
With a surname like that in the DC universe, a little acid should't be a problem…
I'd say Superman holding Batman's corpse is a "no." We know Batman isn't really dead because that's impossible. In 10 or 20 years, I doubt this would make the list at all. It's there only because it's fresh in people's minds.
I agree Rob. In that series alone Barry's return was more memorable and in Legion of three worlds of course Bart allen mirroring it. Actually the union of the three legions itself is more memorable in the long term. People did get to vote on this though and Barry's return was an option. The power of the batfans prevailed I think.
Yeah, that image of Adrian Chase-Vigilante reminded me of what should be in this list: the suicide of Vigilante after his realization that if he was going to kill all criminals, that would include him.
i think the pearls were referenced from the beginning in Bats' 2-page origin: "I'll take that necklace you're wearing lady!" Miller just focused on that. not really a pure invention
according to who you? the comic code authority?
I agree that the Final Crisis moment will not stand the test of time. About as significant as Gorilla Grodd munching on Ultramarines.
That Superman in moment #35 is really poorly drawn. His face and emotion makes it seem like he himself killed Batman with his heat vision and was proud of it. And his neck muscles are starting to look Liefeldian.
JLA mets JSA for first time should be top 10!
Oh, I'd forgotten Sue Dibny was pregnant. Possibly because I was so "shocked" from the effort of rolling my eyes. Man, Identity Crisis didn't miss a cliche, did it? Right down to "How did you know there was a note???!!! OMG!!!"
Wasn't Rorshach's "You're stuck in here with me." line said earlier by the Punisher during Frank Miller's "Daredevil" run or am I misremembering?
Identity Crisis and Sue's brutal rape and death were disgusting– a low point for DC Comics and the harbinger of all the other brutal, death laden "kick ass" (which I use as a derogative) crap they've published of late….
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Masuk High School coach Dave Strong has won more games than any other girls high school coach in Connecticut, but he may not win any more.
Strong, 66, announced his resignation Monday after winning 704 games in 35 seasons as a head coach. Strong told the New Haven Register that the move was made for health reasons.
"I'm not in danger of dying, but there are some health things I've ignored over the years through coaching," Strong said.
Strong guided Masuk to the state tournament every season since the tournament was formed in 1974. The Panthers reached the state final seven times and won three state titles during that span. Masuk also won 19 league championships.
His daughter, Julia, was part of his first state championship team in 1990.
Strong was inducted into the National High School Coaches' Association Hall of Fame in 2009.
Strong was also an assistant coach with the Masuk boys basketball program for seven seasons. In addition, he served as the school's athletic director for 10 years before he retired in 2005.
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Highlights from last weekend's boys and girls basketball state championship games:
Class LL Boys: St. Joseph/Trumbull coach Vito Montelli collected his state-best 853rd victory when his second-seeded Cadets beat ninth-seeded Fairfield Prep 79-53. Montelli, 78, has won 10 state titles during his 49 seasons as St. Joseph/Trumbull's head coach.
Class LL Girls: Sophomore Nicole Anderson made the second of two free throw attempts with 3.7 seconds left and Nicole Bentley added another free throw as Career posted a 39-37 victory over Mercy, which trailed by 11 points in the third quarter.
Class L Boys: Kris Dunn scored a game-high 26 points to lead New London to a 63-55 triumph over Northwest Catholic and its first state championship since 2005 (Division II). New London, which completed its season with a 27-0 record, lost to Stratford in last year's championship game.
Class L Girls: Hillhouse won its third consecutive title by beating E.O. Smith 77-50. Bria Holmes collected 27 points and 11 rebounds for Hillhouse, which also received 26 points from Hofstra-bound guard Andreana Thomas.
Class M Boys: Kevin Lemeune scored a team-high 17 points and Johnathan Boykin added 14 as Trinity Catholic beat top-seeded Career-Magnet, 57-51. It was the sixth state championship for the Trinity Catholic program.
Class M Girls: Taylor McBride had 10 steals, nine points and seven assists to propel Windham to a 54-46 triumph over Weaver, which committed 29 turnovers in the loss.
Class S Boys: Valley Region won its first state championship by beating Classical, which missed 21 of 23 shots from the field in the first half. Taylor Rioux had 18 points to lead Valley Regional.
Class S Girls: Portland handed coach Nick Chaconis his first state title in 37 years of coaching by defeating Cromwell, 45-41. Lindsey Dionne scored a game-high 14 points for fourth-seeded Portland.
The Fairfield Prep hockey program collected its fifth title in the last eight years when it beat fourth-seeded St. Joseph 5-0 Saturday in the Division I championship game at Yale University.
Second-seeded Fairfield Prep scored three first-period goals.
"We played as well as we can play today," Fairfield Prep coach Matt Sather said. "I don't think there is a whole lot in that game not to be happy about."
Senior Bryan Puffer had two goals and an assist in the victory, which handed Fairfield Prep its 14th Division I championship and 14th hockey championship overall.
It was the most lopsided Division I title game since Fairfield Prep defeated Notre Dame 8-0 in 2001.
Division II: Cheshire 3, Guilford 1
Tyler Violano scored twice as Cheshire won its second Division II championship in the last three years. Tyler Carbone made 18 saves for Cheshire, which also received a goal from Matt Muzyka.
Division III: Watertown/Pomperaug 4, Staples/Weston/Shelton 0
Trevor St. Onge stopped 31 shots to help Watertown/Pomperaug claim the Division III title in its first championship-game appearance as a co-op program. Jack Murphy scored twice for Watertown/Pomperaug, which also received goals from Kevin Murphy and Ryan Borsari.
The final session of Saturday's boys and girls state championship games drew a record crowd of 9,566 spectators to Mohegan Sun Arena. The previous record of 8,422 fans was set last year, also in the Saturday night session.
This year's three sessions also drew a record total of 16,896 fans. Last year's attendance for the three sessions was 16,183.
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How to protect finger tips from needles
I got a strange question. Is there something a knitter can buy to cover the right index finger & the left hand thumb. I ask because when I'm knitting with small needles (that have sharp tips) it kills my index finger especially. You know what I mean.....as your knitting you push the needle with your right index finger to transfer the new stitch to the right needle. I'm doing a cable pattern and it gets VERY tight and knitting the back of a cable row is painful.
I was thinking of a thimble but that would probably come off in a second.
Any other ideas?
Thanks so much!!
i'll be interested to see what people surgesta s well
ETA: Oh wait! I think you mean plasters which is what we call a bandaid right?
I just had to learn not to use my finger tips as much, but there are things available that might work. Take a look at these.
These are in the UK, but you can search the names.
First, get out of the habit of using your finger to push the needle. If you have to, grasp the whole tip with a thumb and finger on either side and push that way. Second, knit looser and your stitches will move along the needle easier so you don't have to push it.
I am just knitting though any pain in hopes they will become slightly calloused...
Every girls dream....callouses....hmmm...
I push until I get a hole then plug the hole with superglue.
I'm also working on cables that can get very tight when crossing 6 over 6.
How do you knit loose enough while staying in gauge and not creating lace and ladders everywhere?
Maybe it's easier for me because I knit on the needles I want, and don't try to knit gauge. I use my own gauge and adjust the pattern.
Mostly I meant don't pull on the yarn after you've made the stitch which makes the stitches tighter. Cables with more sts crossing can get very tight, but that's just from knitting that many out of order, not being a loose or tight knitter. If you only crossed 3 sts, they wouldn't be that tight. Also, the holes in cables disappear and the stitches even out when you wash or block the item when done.
I sometimes use 1/2" or 1" paper first aid tape to cover an area that is subjected to a lot of rubbing or chafing (like when I'm working with a stiff, scratchy fiber). A couple of layers of this might help!
It is very durable, edges don't come up, yet it is easy to remove and leaves no residue.
I normally do one of two things. I either push the needle tip with the other needle, or if I use my finger I do it on the tapered side instead of directly on the point.
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A laboratory study of mammalian predation on termites was conducted using the burrowing mouse (Oxymycterus roberti) and eight species of central Brazilian termites. The results of preference trials demonstrate that Oxymycterus discriminate between termite species and that the eight prey species fall into three groups: least preferred, most-preferred and a group of intermediate preference.
Preferences of Oxymycterus are not explained by the size or the nutritional quality of the termite species. However, three measures of termite soldier-based defense do correlate highly with preference. Termite species with soldiers exhibiting a mechanical or mixed defense are greatly preferred by Oxymycterus over species with soldiers exhibiting a chemical based defense. This chemical defense by termites is effective in severely limiting predation by small mammals.
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Lifetime is soldiering on with a spinoff to its hit drama "Army Wives."
The spinoff, currently in the early stages of development, will center on the character of Pamela (played by Brigid Brannagh).
In the potential new series, Pamela — a former police officer whose husband was a Delta Force soldier — is now divorced and back in her old job as a Charleston, S.C., cop.
Pamela's divorce is a major part of the fourth season of "Army Wives," which launched April 11.
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Pork Au Poivre
- 1 1/4 pounds pork tenderloin
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon black peppercorns, coarsely ground or crushed
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1/2 cup low-sodium chicken broth
- 1/2 cup dry red wine
- salt, to taste
- Step 1
- Slice tenderloin lengthwise, being careful not to cut through to other side. Split meat into one large, flat piece.
- Step 2
- Spread mustard over both sides of the meat and rub in pepper, pressing gently so it adheres well. Cut meat crosswise into 4 even portions.
- Step 3
- In large skillet, heat oil over medium flame. Put tenderloin in the pan and cook for about 10 minutes or until meat thermometer reads 155°F, turning once.
- Step 4
- Transfer meat to a plate and tent with foil to keep it warm. Add chicken broth and wine to pan and cook over medium-high heat, scraping up any bits that have stuck to the pan. Continue to cook for 8 to 10 minutes or until sauce is reduced to about 1/2 cup.
- Step 5
- Pour sauce over meat, season with salt, and serve.
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