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Johanna, do you need a new hobby? ;)
Yes, baking is my hobby
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Youtube videos. I really need a new hobby. :D
Maybe it's just his hobby...ever think of that?
Ima pastry chef, it's my hobby and profession. I can also do savory dishes as well!
Take up a new hobby, get back in shape, and travel more!
Them little photo stands for $3 at a hobby shop, black paint and there you go!
Your son's hobby may defy gravity but it also defies solution,at least for me.Do you have another clue?
Welcome! Yeah, Forums are the best place to learn and participate in any hobby, I guess.
Enjoy it here.
It's just a magnet from the hobby store there strong used to hold down the canopies on remote control airplanes
Welcome to the forum!
Are there any particular types of apps you are looking for. Work related? Hobby related?
Going to hobby lobby today! I'll try not to spend to much money!
Sent from my iPad to here!
Why not? What would you recommend? Poetry? ;)
Have you tried gps4ios.com that seems to be exactly what you are looking for. I have been using it for hobby flying and its been working great.
A great hobby to have. Wish I could know so much about jailbreaking
Sent from my White iPad 3rd Gen. 32gb using Tapatalk
I get lonely if I'm away from it for to long I think I need a new hobby ,,,,,,,,,,, not
my your upside be better then your downside
Nice work - well done.
Not Wham-O and not Hackey Sacks.
This is professional equipment my son uses.
His hobby involves defying gravity.
...your blog link to a friend who is trying to convince her photographer husband to buy one. It would be useful in promoting her jewellery making...
It's my only vice.
Well, I haven't decided if I'm a fan or not but I sure like it thus far! :D Anyway, welcome to the money pit hobby of mobile madness.
Welcome to the forums. I'm a keen amateur photographer myself and am sure you'll have lots of fun with the iPad in support of your hobby.
hi everyone - new to the apple world - iPhone and Mac - new hobby is photography - happy to find this group of friendly help!
Gangs, these are pics from my mom's garden
Growing orchids is my parents hobby, it grows into business...
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It's really great experience with ios remote control helicopter. I am also buying this at Hobby-estore. I am enjoying with this.
hello from Holland
my name is Ronald. big apple fan i got 2 iPhone , iPad 2, macbook, apple tv,and iMac.
games is my hobby
So nice to know you all
I'm a new member here
Name : Suhan Tan
Gender : Male
Age : 30
Hobby : Surfing the Internet World
I think you have an interesting but futile hobby.
I bought my wooden one for $8 today at the hobby store.
Already loving it
Not a pilot but I do follow aviation as a hobby.
I've spent time in (military helos) as a reporter.
The Bell CH-135.
Sent from my iPhone...
...of APPS and such...but love it...
I am a Registered Professional land surveyor and as my hobby, I collect Old Fishing Lures and also love...
I was much found of movies but after my job that's hobby disappear somewhere... but last weekend, I got a chance to watch a movie on my home...
...needs and likes.
I use it for my older photos, family, and odd stuff. I use Aperture for my hobby photography. The tools are much more powerful.
...only got 26 apps.
According to a recent survey the average owner has 60..........too embarassed to confess how many I have, but hey it's a...
...but do no find any way to create ones like " Personal" or " Hobby". Anyone have an answer or is what we got with the Pad all we get?
...using computers since 1960 [IBM 704 in college]. Photography/video hobby and planned to use my 64GB wifi as a photo/video display unit. It sure...
I spend a lot of time on the YouTube app, researching music as a hobby and to a lesser extent for my work.
The NASA and CNBC apps are also...


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14. By 1:00 PM . David had already shoveled 2 driveways , and by 4:00 PM the number as up to 7
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15) The number of U.S residents over the age of 65 was approx. 31 millions in 1990 and 35.8 millions on 2002.
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"In meditation we are constantly discovering who and what we are." – Chögyam Trungpa
For over 40 years, the Shambhala Meditation Center has offered New Yorkers the opportunity to work with their minds and hearts through meditation. Our mission is to inspire an awake and compassionate society through personal and collective transformation.
We offer public meditation classes, mindfulness training workshops, and a wide range of teachings from the Shambhala Buddhist tradition. Come and sit with us.
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John Ankele: Keys to the Kingdom – Podcast 103July 24, 2016
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At their core, world religions share a proclamation that says, in effect, "the kingdom is spread out before you, but you do not see it." How can the path of meditation open our eyes to the riches of this kingdom which is none other than our life?
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Meditation has gone beyond the realm of spirituality, into the realm of science and mental health. Psychotherapist Natalie Baker discusses the latest research, and implications for our personal practice.
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Portland's City Council adopts the city's 2035 Comprehensive Plan
Mayor and commissioners unanimously approve new land use plan to guide growth and development for the next 20 years; acknowledge contributions of community membersRead More…
Phone: 503-823-7700
Curbside Hotline: 503-823-7202
1900 SW 4th Ave, Suite 7100, Portland, OR 97201
Community members invited to testify on Composite Zoning Map at public hearing on July 12
City Council may have adopted the 2035 Comprehensive Plan last week, but there's still more work to be done to implement it. Next up is a Composite Zoning Map, which incorporates new zoning from several Early Implementation projects.
The Planning and Sustainability Commission (PSC) has held public hearings for all of the implementation projects making updates to the Zoning Map, including employment land, campus institutions, residential and open spaces, and mixed use zones. These projects were created to address the most urgent needs to implement Portland's new long-range plan for growth and development.
New "Composite" Zoning Map
Now all of the Zoning Map updates have been combined into one "Composite" Zoning Map. You can view the new map by visiting the online Map App.
The PSC will invite testimony on the Composite Zoning Proposal at a public hearing on July 12, 2016.
Planning and Sustainability Commission Public Hearing
Composite Zoning Map
Tuesday, July 12, 2016, 4 p.m.
Portland Building
1120 SW 5th Avenue, Room C
Check the PSC Calendar one week prior to the scheduled hearing to confirm the date, time and location. Learn how to testify to the PSC; read Tips for Effective Testimony.
The PSC also invites testimony on this proposal through July 12, 2016, in writing:
Note: All testimony to the PSC is considered public record, and testifiers' name, address and any other information included in the testimony will be posted on the website.
Next steps
Following the PSC's public hearing, the Commission will hold a work session on August 2, 2016, and recommend a new Zoning Map to City Council, which will hold additional hearings in the fall.
What's the difference between the Comprehensive Plan Map and the Zoning Map?
The Comprehensive Plan Map depicts a long-term vision of how and where the city will grow and change over the next 20 years to accommodate anticipated population and job growth. The Zoning Map tells us how land can be used and what can be built on any given property today.
For more information, visit the project website: www.portlandoregon.gov/bps/compositezoning
Imagine … 20 years from now, what would Portland look like guided by our new long range plan for a prosperous, healthy, equitable and resilient city?
A little more than 35 years ago, Portland welcomed its first Comprehensive Plan, a blue print for the city that would be admired around the world in the decades to come. In 1980, the population of Portland was 366,000, a little more than half of what it is today.
Back then, Mt St Helens had just erupted, and Supertramp and Donna Summers were all the rage. Smart phones were only on Star Trek, Microsoft had just 11 employees, and a kid could ride a bike without a helmet and get away with it.
Portlanders banded together into neighborhood associations to block the Mt Hood Freeway and ensured those transportation dollars would go toward the construction of the MAX blue line. A downtown parking lot was transformed into Pioneer Square, and the Harbor Freeway into Tom McCall Waterfront Park. And Portland's 1980 Comp Plan directed population and employment growth into a series of "nodes and noodles."
The rest is history.
Fast forward to 2035 ... Nodes and noodles have become "centers and corridors," and Portland's 2035 Comprehensive Plan has helped a mid-sized city grow up. Portland has become a place where most people can live healthy lives, with access to good jobs, safe streets and bikeways, affordable housing, clean air and water, walkable neighborhoods, quality transit service and beautiful parks.
The 2035 Comp Plan built upon the best of Portland's strong planning heritage, advanced a more equitable approach to neighborhood development and leveraged Portland's rapid growth to balance prosperity, human and environmental health, equity and resilience.
Imagine 20 years from now …
… a Portland that has nearly a quarter of million new people living here. Places like Hollywood, the Jade District, North Pearl, and Barbur and Powell Boulevards will be high-functioning mixed use areas with easy access to transit and a range of housing types to meet the needs of smaller households, Portlanders who want to age in place, and an increasingly diverse population.
Imagine …
… a city with 140,000 more jobs. More middle-wage jobs and a balanced economy fueled by the preservation of industrial land, expansion of our colleges and hospitals, a robust Central City, and flourishing smaller businesses in centers and corridors.
… better transit with new routes throughout East Portland, connecting more residents with their jobs; and fewer cars on the road, creating more room for freight, bikes and pedestrians.
… healthier people who have easy, safe and pleasant routes to walk, bike or take transit.
… and a safer and more resilient Portland with well-maintained infrastructure.
Most of Portland's diverse population would live in complete, healthy and safe neighborhoods, close to the amenities they need. Tens of thousands more well-paying jobs would offer residents financial security and a pathway to wealth. Increased housing options would make it possible for individuals and families to create households to their liking. And a robust transit system and greenway network would offer multiple transportation options for Portlanders to get to and from work, as well as other places they want to go.
Sound crazy? It's not. If the 1980 Comp Plan could transform a city suffering from suburban flight and crumbling infrastructure into a destination city for tourists as well as newcomers looking for a place to call home … it's entirely possible that the 2035 Comp Plan — built on the success of previous planning efforts and created with the benefit of more data and public involvement, and inspired by so many other forward-thinking cities — could successfully guide Portland well into the mid-21st century.
Thank you!
With the adoption of the 2035 Comprehensive Plan by City Council on June 15, 2016, Portland's long range plan for a prosperous, healthy, equitable and resilient Portland is on its way to the state for acknowledgement. And, thus, a reality.
Many thanks to the tens of thousands of community members who contributed to the plan. Just as with the 1980 Comp Plan, your contributions will be appreciated for generations to come.
Mayor and commissioners unanimously approve new land use plan to guide growth and development for the next 20 years; acknowledge contributions of community members
At roughly 2:50 p.m. today, Portland's City Council made its final vote on the 2035 Comprehensive Plan, marking the end of an unprecedented era of planning and community involvement, as well as numerous Council and Planning and Sustainability Commission hearings, work sessions and votes.
One by one, Commissioners voted "aye," each of them offering kudos to the plan and the process of its creation. Casting the final vote, Mayor Charlie Hales said, "Comp Plans may be wonky, but it's really important: It determines how our city grows. The impacts of this plan will resonate for decades — even a century. It was critical we got this right, and I think we did. Many, many thanks to our hardworking staff and devoted community members who made this possible."
Portland's new Comprehensive Plan builds on the best of Portland's planning legacy while charting a smart path to a prosperous, healthy, equitable and resilient future. The Plan ensures the city will have more and better housing for residents of all ages, abilities and incomes. It helps increase middle-wage jobs while protecting the environment and human health as well as lowering carbon emissions. And it provides for healthier neighborhoods and improved transit options, particularly in East Portland and other underserved areas.
Growing Up Not Out
Over the next two decades, Portland will welcome 260,000 new residents and 140,000 new jobs. The new plan manages how Portland will grow — leveraging new resources to build more complete neighborhoods. This means well-designed development that complements and serves surrounding neighborhoods, improves walkability and safety, expands housing choice, strengthens business districts, protects air and water quality and our natural environment, and supports our investments in transit and active transportation.
Stated Bureau of Planning and Sustainability Director Susan Anderson, "There's a reason people from around the world are coming to Portland. They want to experience Portland's diverse neighborhoods and vibrant downtown, get around on our great transit system and bike boulevards, and stroll along the river.
"These great places wouldn't be here if there hadn't been a good plan — or several good plans — that articulated a vision for a highly livable city," she added. "The 2035 Plan builds on the best ideas from the 1980 Comp Plan: linking land use and transportation; preserving our industrial economy; creating a strong central city with jobs as well as housing; and enhancing our great neighborhoods and lively business districts."
The 2035 Comp Plan meets 21st-century challenges by:
Process and Public Involvement
"Early on in the planning process — as far back as the Portland Plan and visionPDX — the issue of equity was central to our discussions," explained former Planning and Sustainability Commission (PSC) Chair André Baugh, who presided over most of the PSC meetings during the creation of the 2035 Comprehensive Plan and the Portland Plan. "We wanted to make sure this plan considered the voices of all of Portland's communities and incorporated an 'equity lens' to guide decision-making and land use changes."
Extensive outreach was conducted throughout the multi-year planning process to gather input from Portland's diverse communities, including renters, people of color and other historically underserved populations, older adults and people with disabilities.
As a result, Portland's new Comprehensive Plan has a crisp focus on equity. It features goals, policies and land use changes that address gentrification and displacement, integrate public health, allow for more housing types and create incentives for more affordable housing. The Plan also includes a refresh of the City's public involvement program, adding more emphasis on engaging communities who have been historically under served and under represented such as communities of color, immigrants and refugees, and tenants. This refreshed program builds on Portland's nationally recognized Neighborhood Association system and strong legacy of public involvement.
The new plan also acknowledges the importance of economic development in order to create jobs and maintain a healthy local economy. In particular, the plan calls for the City to maintain manufacturing and distribution jobs, because they serve as an upward mobility ladder for a large sector of the population — especially people of color and people without a college degree.
"Engaging with the business community and residents to create this plan has been exciting and gratifying," said Katherine Schultz, current PSC chair. "Together we've focused on how to spur economic development in the Central City, along our main streets and in the industrial areas. We've also had many discussions about how to make Portland's neighborhoods meet the needs of our growing and increasingly diverse population."
What now?
With Council's adoption, the plan moves onto the state for "acknowledgement." This means that the Department of Land Conservation and Development will review the goals, policies and land use map to make sure that they comply with state land use goals. Implementation of the new plan is expected in early 2018.
Early Implementation projects for the new Comp Plan are moving through the Planning and Sustainability Commission. This includes updated zoning codes for commercial mixed use areas, and for college and hospital campuses. A public hearing on a new Zoning Map will be held on July 12. Check the PSC calendar for details.
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Final vote on Portland's new Comp Plan | Review the proposed Community
Commissioners made key decisions about land for jobs, middle housing and historic preservation
On Thursday, May 19, 2016, the Portland City Council held its final work session on Commissioner-sponsored amendments to the draft 2035 Comprehensive Plan. Key votes included:
With these actions and a few others, Council completed the new Comprehensive Plan. You can view the Council work session on the Auditor's website.
Next Commissioners will review "findings" and receive revised ordinances on June 9, followed by a final vote to adopt the City's new Comprehensive Plan on June 15.
What's a "finding"?
Oregon land use law requires that cities address multiple goals when creating or updating their comprehensive plans. For instance, Goal 1 addresses public involvement; Goal 9, employment land; and Goal 10, housing. Over the past several years, Portland's planners have researched existing conditions and trends to determine the amount of land needed to accommodate housing and employment growth, and the transportation projects and other infrastructure needed to support this growth. Planners also looked at the amount of land that should be set aside for open space and the protection of the environment. Each of these examinations is guided by one of Oregon's statewide planning goals.
The findings are "proof" that Portland's new Comprehensive Plan meets statewide planning goals. The findings contain the facts and reasons explaining why the City Council adopted the plan it did.
Upcoming City Council Actions
Accept Findings and Revised Ordinances
June 9, 3 p.m.
Council Chambers, City Hall
1221 SW Fourth Avenue
Adopt the 2035 Comprehensive Plan
June 15, 2 p.m.
Council Chambers, City Hall
1221 SW Fourth Avenue
Please check the Council website to confirm dates, times and location.


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A Do-It-Yourselfer Takes On Home Depot
By CLAUDIA H. DEUTSCH
Published: July 29, 2001
ATLANTA — Walk into a Home Depot ( news/quote ) during the day, and one thing may strike you by its inescapable presence, another by its conspicuous absence.
There will probably be a big display of energy-efficient wares right up front, under a colorful sign urging you to buy the products to prevent soaring energy prices from siphoning off your tax refund. But there will probably not be many forklifts clogging the aisles, or employees restocking the shelves.
Robert L. Nardelli, who left General Electric ( news/quote ) to become chief executive of Home Depot in December, has engineered both. He has also made sure that Home Depot's people are clear about his time frame.
"He tells us, `I'm not looking at the calendar; I'm looking at my watch,' " said Bryant Scott, president of Home Depot's chain of Expo Design Centers. These days, Home Depot restocks at night.
And it does seem that everything at the company is moving faster these days. Mr. Nardelli, who calls himself the "consummate do-it-yourselfer," has spent the last seven months installing management systems that Home Depot had never before imagined, and pressing the fast-forward button on ones it had just begun to consider.
Using news about oil prices and tax cuts to push products? His idea. The push to restock shelves at night? Home Depot had been trying it out in a couple of stores, but Mr. Nardelli insisted that every store do it, and by year-end.
"We'd have done all this anyway, but Bob really shifted us into high gear," said Gary Harvin, a regional vice president for Home Depot's mid-South operations.
The company may be hitting high gear just in time. It is facing a big challenge from Lowe's, a fast-growing home-improvement chain based in Wilkesboro, N.C.
Changes at Home Depot's headquarters here are even more drastic. Mr. Nardelli has wiped out a swath of group presidencies and placed several deposed chiefs in charge of areas he wants to see move even faster.
Home Depot had been shuffling toward Internet sales and purchases, but it is now barreling ahead, under the aegis of Rebecca Bass, a new vice president whom Mr. Nardelli hired from a local dot-com.
And he is codifying procedures that were generally seat-of-the-pants under Bernard Marcus and Arthur M. Blank, Home Depot's revered co-founders. There are now formal councils, with members from all levels of the company, to assess and improve how Home Depot handles inventory control, accounts payable and vendor relations.
"He is preserving and nurturing those things that made Home Depot what it is," said Kenneth G. Langone, chairman of Invemed Associates, an investment banking firm, and a member of both the G.E. and Home Depot boards. "But he is bringing in Six Sigma, e-commerce, succession planning, coaching and training systems — all the things that G.E. is noted for and famous for."
HE pace of change is dizzying — but analysts and Home Depot aficionados alike say it is exactly what the company needs. The chain has retailing expertise in abundance, they say. But its return on equity was just 18.9 percent in fiscal 2001, which ended on Jan. 31; a year earlier, it was 22 percent. Operating margins, meanwhile, were down to 9.16 percent, from 9.87 percent, while net margins dropped to 5.65 percent from 6.04 percent.
What Home Depot needs now, analysts figure, is more than a soupçon of G.E.-style efficiency.
"There are embedded costs in this organization, and Nardelli has the skills to drive them down," said David A. Buchsbaum, an analyst at Wachovia ( news/quote ) Securities.
Home Depot, which earned $2.6 billion on $45.7 billion in sales last year, has grown less by planning than by sheer momentum and, often, happenstance. For example, the company's chain of 32 — soon to be 34 — Expo Design stores, which stress home decor more than two-by- fours, originated in 1991 not as part of any grand plan, but because there was a plum piece of real estate near a Home Depot store in San Diego that the company wanted to keep out of the hands of competitors.
"It was too close to open another Home Depot, so we figured we'd experiment," Mr. Scott, the president of the Expo chain, recalled.
But such serendipitous choices are unlikely to carry the company much further. Home Depot, which pretty much created the big-box category of home improvement stores, is facing increased competition just as the economy is faltering. Until recently, it generally had the biggest markets to itself, with Lowe's, its closest rival, appearing content to operate in smaller suburbs and towns.
But lately, Lowe's has been opening stores in Dallas, Houston, Boca Raton, Fla., and even on Peachtree Street, the main drag in Atlanta, Home Depot's hometown.
"If both those companies keep growing, you'll soon reach a point where there are just enough home improvement stores out there," said Daniel Binder, an analyst at the Buckingham Research Group.
Through a spokeswoman, Lowe's declined to discuss its competitive stance, but Lowe's stores have wide aisles, bright lighting and other cosmetic niceties that appeal particularly to women, a growing factor in the home improvement market.


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Associate Professor of Low Brass
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Dr. Graydon McGrannahan is Associate Professor of Low Brass at Drake University where he teaches applied trombone, euphonium, and tuba, and teaches courses in music education. In demand as a soloist and clinician, McGrannahan regularly performs recitals and master classes throughout the United States as well as internationally.
Dr. McGrannahan was a member of the Civic Orchestra of Chicago, Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra, Tallahassee Ballet Orchestra, Reno Jazz Orchestra, Salem Brass Quintet, and Turner Center Jazz Orchestra. He has performed with the Reno Philharmonic Orchestra, the Columbus Indiana Orchestra, the Nevada Ballet Orchestra, and along artists such as Johnny Mathis, The Temptations, Davis Gaines, Toni Tennile, and Michael Davis. McGrannahan was the trombonist for several National Broadway tours such as: Wicked, The Book of Mormon, South Pacific, Chicago, Legally Blonde, White Christmas, and Young Frankenstein.
McGrannahan gave the world premiere performance of Jim Stephenson's "Arch Rhapsody" for Bass Trombone and Winds in 2014. He was a featured soloist on the Drake University Wind Symphony recording, Collage (2009), performing Fryges Hidas' Rhapsody for Bass Trombone and Wind Ensemble. McGrannahan published The Pedagogical Contributions of M. Dee Stewart to the Study of Trombone in 2011 and has contributed to the wind band series, Teaching Music Through Performance in Band.
Dr. McGrannahan earned the Bachelor of Music Education degree from Indiana University, the Master of Music degree in trombone performance from Northwestern University, and the Doctor of Music from Florida State University. Past teachers include: Mack McGrannahan, M. Dee Stewart, Charles Vernon, Michael Mulcahy, John Drew, and Peter Ellefson.
McGrannahan holds memberships in the International Trombone Association, the National Association for Music Education, the Iowa Bandmaster's Association, the American Federation of Musicians, Pi Kappa Lambda, Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia, and Sigma Alpha Iota.


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Phil standing above my tracks at the top of Cabin
With Sarah on the disabled list with some busted knee caps, I finally convinced Phil to try out his knuckle-dragging skillz at Silverton by dangling the carrot of a bluebird powder day in front of him. Despite my best efforts to kill him, he managed to escape alive. I think he just might have enjoyed himself.
Watch out for that pine tr... Too late.
Phil is all smiles after making his first turns of the season.
For our second run, we hiked up the ridge to the first Rope Dee chute. The views helped distract us from our screaming quads.
looking down Rope Dee #1
In typical snowboarder fashion, Phil drops the cornice from his rump.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - State records show that more people in Alabama are using food stamps as the price of groceries has gone up.
The number of food stamp recipients in Alabama increased by 6 percent between May 2007 and May 2008, with nearly 31,000 more
getting the aid for a total of 541,000. The amount of food stamp dollars paid monthly in Alabama increased by 11 percent between May 2007 and May 2008, going from about $49.7 million to $55.3 million.
Senior Alabama Arise policy analyst Ron Gilbert said greater use of food stamps can be one of the most sensitive indicators of a troubled economy.
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Creamy Chicken Casserole
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 30 mins
this is very flexible, you can use any cheese or pasta you like, or whatever you have on hand, you can also add or change veggies based on taste, very easy and filling, good with rolls or biscuits, pretty good the next day also
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 (12 1/2 ounce) cans chicken
- 1 cup chopped white onion
- 2 cups chicken stock
- 2 tablespoons flour
- 2 tablespoons margarine
- 1 cup diced tomato (canned is fine!)
- 1 cup shredded cheese (any kind)
- 3 cups cooked egg noodles (or spiral pasta)
- pre heat oven to 350.
- in large pot saute onions in margarine untill browned.
- add flour and cook for about 2 minute.
- add chicken stock and stir untill thickened.
- add tomatoes, chicken and cheese, stir untill cheese is melted.
- combine with pasta and transfer to casserole dish.
- top with more cheese or breadcrumbs if you like.
- bake for about 30 minutes or untill top is browned.
- let stand 5 minutes before serving.
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I was looking for a recipe to use up some leftover tri-color fiori (noodles). I used leftover chicken, homemade stock (which was quite flavorful), cheddar cheese. I really didn't measure anything but the stock, flour and margarine and it turned out great! Warm comfort food. Left out the tomatoes and used dried minced onions so kids would eat it. This could be done on the stove in an iron skillet and then popped into the oven. I think 20 minutes would be plenty, esp. if using cooked chicken. Next time I would add mixed vegetables or peas and carrots for added nutrition. Thanks Jesse. This is quick for lunch.


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Braised Leeks
- Yield: Makes 4
Source: Everyday Food, October
- 4 leeks, root ends trimmed
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/4 teaspoon coarse salt
- 1 1/2 cups Homemade Chicken Stock
- 1 lemon, sliced crosswise, 1/8 inch thick
- 4 sprigs thyme
Preheat oven to 450 degrees with rack in the center. Peel away and discard the outer layer of each leek. Place leeks on work surface with the white end pointing away from you. To remove the dark-green parts of the leeks, slice a section of each off at an angle. Roll each leek a quarter-turn and repeat the same cut. Continue rolling and slicing a few more times in this manner until the tapered pale-green ends resemble a sharpened pencil. Discard the dark-green trimmings.
Cut the leeks in half lengthwise, wash well, and pat dry. Place the leeks, oil, and salt in a 9-by-13-inch baking dish, cut-side up (it is important that they fit snugly). Add stock, and arrange lemon slices and thyme over the top. Cover with plastic wrap, and then aluminum foil. Bake until tender, 35 to 40 minutes. Remove from oven. Remove the foil, puncture the plastic to release steam, then remove plastic.
Return baking dish to oven, and bake until leeks are dark golden brown, and the liquid is reduced, 30 to 45 minutes more. If there is a lot of liquid left in the baking dish, remove the leeks, and transfer the liquid to a small saucepan. Place over medium-high heat, and cook until reduced and slightly thickened. Drizzle over leeks. Can be made ahead and stored, covered, in the refrigerator. Reheat in a 325 degrees oven before using.


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Assistant Professor Sara Hughes has a recent article publiushed in the SAGE journal titled: The Politics of Urban Climate
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Welcome to the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto Mississauga.
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Please take the elevator up to the 10th floor of this beautiful building and walk with me down to the end of the long corridor. Make a short right turn and you will notice a set of double glass doors with the gold-leaf lettering that reads, "Office of Government Waste.We Never Close!"
My desk is way over in the corner near the window. That is right. It is the one that is piled high with loads of paper, envelopes, business cards, You name it, it is there. Please don't touch anything. I know where everything is. In that pile are some notes that I may use for today's column, such as…
The Environmental Protection Agency of our great United States gave away $141,000 to fund a Chinese study on swine manure. No! I'm not kidding. A Chinese study. We borrow money from China and then give it back to them. Are we stupid or what?
This wasteful stuff is all over the place and from loads of credible sources. Bernie Goldberg tells us, "We may not have enough money to let little kids from around the country tour the White House, but we have $27 million to fund — ready for this? — pottery classes … in Morocco."
Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma is annoyed that $181,000 are being used to fund a program that is studying the effects of cocaine on the reproductive habits of Japanese quail. Please note – that we are talking about Japanese quail here, and not even American quail. The Washington knucklehead bureaucrat that approved that one was probably high, high, high on coke at the time.
David Montoya, the inspector general of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, tells us about $700 million in missing taxpayer money that Louisiana homeowners were given in the wake of Hurricane Katrina for the purpose of elevating and protecting their homes from future storms. Since 24,000 homeowners received grants of up to $30,000, and very few homes were actually renovated, he was asked where the money went. The inspector general responded with a rather unintelligent, "Your guess is as good as mine."
And this guy is in charge?
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Here's more waste:
• $939,771 was spent on a study that concluded male fruit flies are more attracted to younger females more than older ones. Why? Who cares?
• $325,000 was spent for researchers to build a robotic squirrel to test if they are attacked by rattlesnakes the same way real squirrels are. You can file this one under "Why? Why? Why?"
• A whopping $35 million in federal funds will be spent on the construction of an old-fashioned trolly car system that will run on a 2.2 mile line. It may be a very nice tourist attraction, but to build it while the U.S. is deeply in debt is a very bad decision.
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No column on government waste can be complete without at least one comment about food stamps. Improper recipients of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program accounted for $2.5 billion in waste, including one exotic dancer who reported earning $85,000 a year.
Included in that "improper recipients" list are some 2,000 residents of New York and Massachusetts who passed away last year but continued to receive food stamps. Where are they going to use them?
The pile of notes on this subject stands almost 18 inches high and we have hardly cracked half an inch. Oh well. I guess we could look forward to another column on the matter. I am StanGershb
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17 March 2016
Immunisation as the gateway to health: why women hold the key in Pakistan
Gavi's Deputy CEO Anuradha Gupta reflects on gender-related barriers to immunisation in Pakistan
09 March 2016
Pakistan progressing on immunisation efforts
High level mission praises country's efforts and calls for increased commitment to reach every child
12 November 2015
Measles vaccination has saved an estimated 17.1 million lives since 2000
New data released by the World Health Organization (WHO) for the Measles & Rubella Initiative, estimates that 17.1 million lives have been saved since 2000, largely due to increased vaccination coverage against this highly contagious viral disease.
20 August 2015
More than four million children per year in Pakistan to benefit from new injectable polio vaccine
Polio-endemic country takes another step towards a polio-free future as it introduces IPV into its routine immunisation programme, as part of largest globally coordinated vaccine introduction in history (joint press release Pakistan MoH, UNICEF, GPEI, WHO, Gavi).
12 August 2015
More than 200,000 Papua New Guinea children to be protected with the new polio and measles-rubella vaccines
In a landmark step to help accelerate the global eradication of polio and protect its children against measles and rubella, Papua New Guinea introduces the inactivated polio vaccine (IPV) into its routine immunisation programme and launches a nationwide measles-rubella vaccine (MR) campaign.
17 July 2015
New coverage figures show more children than ever being reached with immunisation in poorest countries
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26 June 2015
Enhanced polio protection to reach 650,000 Côte d'Ivoire children every year
Côte d'Ivoire is introducing the inactivated polio vaccine (IPV) into its routine immunisation programme.
28 April 2015
More than two million Congolese children per year to be protected against polio
Democratic Republic of Congo to introduce Inactivated Polio Vaccine with Gavi and partners' support.
23 April 2015
Pakistan vaccinators' salaries
Clarification from Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
20 March 2015
Children in Bangladesh to benefit from dual vaccine introduction
More than three million children to be protected against polio and the leading cause of pneumonia (joint press release Gavi, UNICEF, WHO, GPEI).
19 February 2015
Immunisation leaders call for increased political support for immunisation in Pakistan
High-level mission shines spotlight on challenges facing immunisation services in Pakistan.
18 September 2014
Nepal becomes first country to introduce IPV with Gavi support
Nepal is one of 25 countries who have received approval to begin using IPV with Gavi support. Afghanistan and Pakistan are also planning to introduce IPV by end of next year.
20 May 2014
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28 February 2014
GAVI Alliance complements global polio eradication effort
Countries eligible for GAVI Alliance support invited to apply for funding for inactivated polio vaccine until 2015.
07 December 2013
Pneumococcal vaccine to protect more than a million children in Afghanistan from leading child killer
Pneumonia accounts for 25% of deaths of children under five in Afghanistan each year.
22 November 2013
GAVI Alliance to support introduction of inactivated polio vaccine in world's 73 poorest countries
Alliance Board selects additional vaccines to include in its portfolio.
09 October 2013
GAVI welcomes Canada's support for measles vaccines
GAVI welcomes Canada's US$ 20 million pledge to accelerate access to measles vaccines.
12 July 2013
Zambia protects children against two major diseases
Pneumococcal and measles second dose vaccines to reach more than 360,000 infants in next 12 months, part of global acceleration in rollout of life-saving vaccines in developing countries.
03 June 2013
Angola begins protecting children against major killer disease
Angolan children begin receiving protection against the world's largest killer of young children as the country introduces the pneumococcal vaccine. The introduction marks a crucial moment for child health in a country that emerged from a quarter of a century of civil war just over a decade ago.
14 May 2013
Rotavirus leading cause of diarrhoea
The largest and most comprehensive study of childhood diarrhoea has confirmed rotavirus as the single biggest cause of diarrhoea-related death and illness in developing countries. This latest evidence suggests that a large number of children are dying from this vaccine-preventable pathogen, and supports the decision by the GAVI Alliance to prioritise rotavirus vaccines.
24 April 2013
Children in Somalia to receive new vaccination against deadly diseases
The Somali authorities launch a new five-in-one-vaccine against several potentially fatal childhood diseases, which could save thousands of lives [Somali].
23 April 2013
Immunisation in Islamic countries
Marking World Immunisation Week, pictures from GAVI's exhibition at the UK Houses of Parliament show the value of immunisation, the need for life-saving vaccines, ways in which the medicines are delivered and the challenges of delivery in Yemen, Zanzibar-Tanzania, Pakistan and Sudan.
11 April 2013
GAVI signs-up to Polio Declaration
Scientists, doctors, experts from 75 countries highlight achievability of polio eradication
10 January 2013
GAVI recognised for effectiveness and focus on results
In its first ever Multilateral Organisation Performance Assessment Network (MOPAN) review the GAVI Alliance has been commended for its effectiveness in increasing access to immunisation and for its focus on results.
18 December 2012
WHO, UNICEF and GAVI condemn attacks on health workers in Pakistan
The World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF and the GAVI Alliance join the Government of Pakistan and the provinces of Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in condemning the multiple attacks that have killed six health workers in the past 24 hours.
03 December 2012
Pakistan tackles top child killer - Pneumonia
Pakistan was the first county in South Asia to launch a vaccine against one of the leading cause of pneumonia among children under five.
The introduction of pneumococcal vaccines is an important milestone in the fight to reduce the burden caused by pneumonia in Pakistan. The partnership between the Government of Pakistan and the GAVI Alliance – which includes UNICEF, WHO and civil society, among many other partners - to deliver this life-saving vaccine to Pakistan's children, as well as a renewed commitment to strengthening the current routine immunisation system, provides a solid foundation for a stronger, healthier nation.
28 November 2012
01 – CSO Forum 'All Together Now': civil society and GAVI partners RISE up in cooperation
Partners Forum 2012 - Session summary
16 – RISING up! Advocacy for immunisation
Partners Forum 2012 - Session summary
30 – Civil society: bridging communities and health systems to reach the unreached
37 – Faith and the drive for equity in immunisation
Partners Forum 2012 - Session summary
12 November 2012
Vaccines to prevent pneumonia deaths reaching poor countries in record time
A vaccine against the leading cause of pneumonia is protecting millions more children in developing countries, according to figures compiled to mark the fourth World Pneumonia Day.
24 October 2012
World Polio Day
There's a lot to celebrate this World Polio Day. In all but three countries of the world, polio has been eradicated with the support of WHO and its partners in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative. This year, fewer children (171) have been paralyzed by this crippling virus, in fewer parts of the world than ever before.
09 October 2012
Pakistan pneumococcal vaccine introduction
EPI officials, GAVI's Deputy CEO Helen Evans and Mir Hazar Khan Bijaroni, Minister of the Inter Provincial Committee, talk about the impact of Pakistan's rollout of the pneumococcal vaccine and the difficulties of ensuring all children are protected from pneumonia.
Pakistan is first South Asian country to launch vaccine against childhood pneumonia
Mir Hazar Khan Bijrani, Minister, Inter Provincial Committee (IPC) announces the introduction of a new vaccine to protect Pakistani children from pneumonia – a disease that takes the lives of approximately 1.3 million children globally before their fifth birthday.
14 June 2012
Child Survival Call to Action, conference goal
High-level conference on child survival kicks-off with a goal of ending all preventable child deaths around the world in a generation.
Hillary Clinton, birthplace should not affect survival of a child
Addressing a gathering of global leaders on child and maternal health, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton describes the child mortality gap between rich and poor countries as "shocking".
13 June 2012
GAVI boosts global response to measles outbreaks
New investment tops year of progress in providing world's poorest children with equitable access to life-saving vaccines.
10 May 2012
Diary of a vaccine monitor
As a programme officer with the GAVI Alliance, Nilgun Aydogan is responsible not only for helping south Asian countries apply for funding to introduce life-saving vaccines but also for monitoring the effectiveness of their immunisation programmes.
24 April 2012
USAID's Shah calls for zero preventable deaths
Launching the "Every Child Deserves a Fifth Birthday" social media campaign in Washington, the head of the United States Agency for International Development gives a sneak peek of his vision for a world with zero child deaths from preventable diseases.
12 January 2012
India's progress on polio highlights potential of immunisation
Statement by GAVI Alliance CEO, Seth Berkley MD on India's success in staying free of polio for a year and its renewed commitment to immunisation.
24 October 2011
Polio eradication will highlight the power of immunisation
Feared for centuries because of the death
and paralysis it causes, polio is finally on the edge of eradication.
26 January 2011
GAVI welcomes a new global commitment to vaccines
A new partnership marking broader global collaboration around vaccines injects needed funding into the GAVI Alliance's efforts to help save millions of children and hopefully inspires other philanthropists to invest in childhood immunisation programmes.
14 September 2010
The unfinished business of immunisation
New vaccines against the pneumococcal bacteria and rotavirus could save more than one million children's lives each year, but a US$ 4 billion gap in funding threatens these and other immunisation programmes, a report published jointly today by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) and the GAVI Alliance, said.
23 August 2010
GAVI offers sympathies to Pakistan
With 1,500 dead and 15 million people directly affected by Pakistan's worst ever floods, I would like to convey GAVI's deepest condolences to the Pakistani people.
15 January 2009
Bangladesh introduces new vaccine to prevent severe forms of child pneumonia and meningitis
Today, Bangladesh introduces a new combination vaccine that will protect its children against five killer diseases in one injection, including, for the first time, the deadly bacterium Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) that causes some severe forms of pneumonia and meningitis.
28 June 2007
Hib vaccine - critical in Asia's effort to reduce child deaths
New study shows Hib vaccine protects children from significant burden of life-threatening pneumonia and meningitis.
04 October 2005
Immunization maintains strong performance made in last quarter century
Immunization at the global level has progressed very well during the past 25 years, but further increases in coverage would save the lives of millions more who do not yet benefit from this protection, said a group of immunization partners at the World Vaccine Congress in Lyon, France.
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Female fans of Seth Green might soon be green with envy: The actor is engaged to model/actress Clare Grant, PEOPLE has confirmed.
Green, 36, and Grant, 30, attended the Tarina Tarantino Sephora launch party in Hollywood Wednesday and were seen cuddling at the valet stand, but were tightlipped about details of their upcoming nuptials, according to E! News. A source tells PEOPLE that despite reports, the couple did not get engaged on New Year's Eve.
Green is the executive producer and co-creator of Robot Chicken for which Grant also does voice-overs. The actor, who was an original cast member of Family Guy, will next appear in Disney's Mars Needs Moms.
Grant, who attended the University of Memphis, appeared with Christina Ricci in Black Snake Moan and stars in the new MTV series $5 Cover.
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Robert Charles Jacoby, 51, of Bertram, died Monday, Nov. 20, 2006.
Funeral services were held Wednesday, Nov. 22, at 10:30 a.m. at Vanderveer Church of Christ in Burnet with Tim Denton officiating. Interment followed at 3 p.m. in the Stonewall Community Cemetery in Stonewall.
Arrangements were under the direction of Edgar Funeral Home of Burnet where visitation was held Tuesday evening, Nov. 21.
Jacoby was born in Fredericksburg on Sept. 21, 1955, the son of Roy E. Jacoby and Erna Besier Jacoby. After attending St. Mary's and Stonewall schools, he graduated from Fredericksburg High School in 1973.
Jacoby was a businessman, rancher and community leader.
In his younger years, he was an accomplished bull rider.
A homebuilder, he was owner and operator of Jacoby Construction Co., Inc. He also raised hogs, cattle and Angora goats.
He was a member of the Texas Pork Producers Association and was involved with his children's 4-H and FFA activities, serving several terms as president of the Burnet County 4-H and FFA Livestock Show Board of Directors.
He married Holly Ruth Hoffman on April 15, 1978, at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Stonewall and she survives.
In addition to his wife, Jacoby is survived by one son, Trace Robert Jacoby, and two daughters, Randi Ruth Jacoby and Darcy Rae Jacoby, all of Bertram.
Additional survivors include his parents, Roy E. and Erna Jacoby of Stonewall; seven brothers and three sisters, including Dr. Roy A. and Fran Jacoby, Houston; Joan (Jo) and Charles (Fuzzy) Jenschke, Fredericksburg; Barbara Jacoby, San Antonio; Peter and Jean Jacoby, Spring; Daniel (Louie) Jacoby, Fredericksburg; Carolyn and Curtis Garner, Bogalusa, LA; Thomas Jacoby, Andrew Jacoby, Patrick Jacoby and Ross Jacoby, all of Fredericksburg.
He is also survived by his mother-in-law, Ruth Hoffman, Phoenix, AZ; and sisters and brothers-in-law, Laurel and Bob Barord, Phoenix, AZ; Laurie Clem, Scottsdale, AZ, and Steve and Maryfrances Hoffman, Memphis, TN.
Jacoby was preceded in death by his grandparents, including George and Dora Herbort Besier, Orwin Jacoby and Cornelia Peese Jacoby Rech; step-grandfather, Willie Rech; father-in-law, Gene Hoffman, and brothers-in-law, Jeff Hoffman and James Hoffman.
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An opinionated guide to cultural and recreational goings-on around the state this week. To submit items for consideration, write to On the Towns, Sunday New Jersey Section, The New York Times, 229 West 43d Street, New York, N.Y. 10036, or send a fax to (212) 556-7219.
BERGEN MUSEUM Roy Meyer Swingers, a 15-member vocal group, will perform big-band dance music and holiday songs. Today at 2 P.M. Donations accepted. 327 East Ridgewood Avenue, Paramus. (201) 265-1248.
BRISTOL CHAPEL ''The House of Winter: A Modern and Ancient Christmas,'' with Fuma Sacra, an early-music choral ensemble, featuring works of Hassler, Taverner, Schutz and Bach. Next Sunday at 8 P.M. Tickets: $12; $10 for students and the elderly. Westminster Choir College at Rider University, 101 Walnut Lane, Princeton. (609) 921-7104, extension 260.
CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION The 30-member New Jersey Chorale presents Handel's ''Messiah'' Tonight at 7:30. Tickets: $15; $10 for students and the elderly. 29 Jefferson Avenue, Emerson. (201) 262-1122.
CRESCENT AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ''Yuletide Candlelight Concert,'' with carols and an instrumental interlude for string, flute and bassoon ensemble. Today at 5:30 P.M. Free. 716 Watchung Avenue, Plainfield. (908) 756-2468.
CRESCENT THEATER The Greater Trenton Symphony Orchestra and the Voices Chorale will perform works by Bach, Bizet and Handel. Today at 4 P.M. Tickets: $10 to $25. 50 North Clinton Avenue, Trenton. (609) 394-1338.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Handel's ''Messiah,'' Part 1, with orchestra and soloists. Next Sunday at 7 P.M. Donations accepted. 255 Harding Road, Red Bank.
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J.C.C. ON THE PALISADES Hanukkah with Shirah, a community chorus, featuring music in Hebrew, English, Yiddish and Ladino. Tonight at 7. Tickets: $15; $10 for members. Eric Brown Theater, 411 East Clinton Avenue, Tenafly. (201) 569-7900, extension 435.
MONTCLAIR HIGH SCHOOL The Masterwork Chorus and Orchestra presents Handel's ''Messiah,'' with Joyce Chandler, soprano, Natalie Arduino, mezzo-soprano, Rockland Osgood, tenor, and Steven Condy, bass. Friday at 8 P.M. Tickets: $25 to $33. 100 Chestnut Street, Montclair. (201) 442-2004.
NEW CITY LIBRARY All Seasons Chamber Players perform works by Schubert. Today at 2 P.M. Free. 220 North Main Street, New City, N.Y. (914) 634-4997.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Holiday concert with the Montclair Chamber Ensemble and the choir of the Presbyterian Church, featuring Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, Vivaldi's ''Gloria'' and carols. Today at 3 P.M. Tickets: $15; $7.50 for students. 53 Norwood Avenue, Upper Montclair. (201) 744-7716.
RICHARDSON AUDITORIUM Chamber Symphony with Juliana Gondek, soprano, in Canteloube's ''Songs of the Auvergne,'' Philip James's ''Christmas Overture in Olden Style on French Noels'' and Rimsky-Korsakov's ''Christmas Eve Suite.'' Today at 4 P.M. Tickets: $21 to $24; $19 to 22 for the elderly; $8 for students. Alexander Hall, 126 Alexander Street, Princeton. (609) 258-5000.
RICHARDSON AUDITORIUM Handel's ''Messiah,'' presented by the Princeton Pro Musica Chamber Chorus, with period instruments and soloists: Julianne Baird, soprano, Jeffrey Gall, countertenor, Frederick Urrey, tenor, and Jan Opalach, bass. Friday and Saturday at 8 P.M. Tickets: $22 and $28; $20 to $22 for the elderly; $6 to $10 for students. Alexander Hall, 126 Alexander Street, Princeton.
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ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH The St. Dominic Academy Glee Club will perform Britten's ''Ceremony of Carols.'' Today at 4 P.M. Tickets: $5. Westside Avenue and Lincoln Park, Jersey City. (201) 434-5938.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Service of Lessons and Carols, with the Choir of Men and Boys. Today at 4 P.M. Tickets: $10. 215 Lafayette Avenue, Passaic. (201) 779-0966.
ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Christmas concert, with Velina Spearman, soprano, Philip Mentor, baritone, and Trude Super, organist, with music by Bach, Handel and Menotti, spirituals and carols. Today at 4 P.M. Suggested donation: $8; $4 for children. 210 East Fourth Street, Roselle. (908) 245-0815.
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH ''Peace and Joy,'' featuring Frank Patterson, an Irish tenor, accompanied by Eily O'Grady and the Little Gaelic Singers of New York. 2 P.M. Tickets: $20; $15 for the elderly. Ocean and Bramshall Avenues, Jersey City. (201) 435-4847.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH Handel's ''Messiah,'' the Christmas portion, with instrumentalists. Next Sunday at 3:30 P.M. Tickets: $7; $6 for students and the elderly. 31 Throckmorton Street, Freehold. (908) 431-8383.
SECOND REFORMED CHURCH Chancel Choir, children's choir and handbells, featuring Shaw's ''Many Moods of Christmas. Today at 4 P.M. Free. Union, Anderson and Ward Streets, Hackensack. (201) 343-7550.
STATE THEATER ''Holiday Celebration,'' with Hesperus, a folk instrumental ensemble, and The Western Wind, a 10-member vocal group, performing medieval and traditional music, featuring Hanukkah, Sephardic, Colonial American, Spanish and American Indian songs and British wassails. Today at 2 P.M. Tickets: $16 to $25. 15 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick. (908) 246-7469.


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Valve has joined the nonprofit Linux Foundation which is dedicated to accelerating the growth of Linux.
Valve recently announced its plans to expand its Steam platform with its Steam Machines which will be powered by the Linux-based Steam OS.
"Joining the Linux Foundation is one of many ways Valve is investing in the advancement of Linux gaming," said Mike Sartain of Valve in the press release. "Through these efforts, we hope to contribute tools for developers building new experiences on Linux, compel hardware manufacturers to prioritize support for Linux, and ultimately deliver an elegant and open platform for Linux users."
"Our membership continues to grow as both new and mature entities embrace community development and open technologies," said the foundation's CEO, Mike Woster. "Our new members believe Linux is a strategic investment that allows their markets to evolve as quickly as possible to achieve long-term viability and competitiveness."
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Akismet and Bad Behaviour are both installed and doing a great job of keeping away spam, however, when Akismet catches and marks spam it is still showing up as a comment on the side bar of the blog. The comments are showing up in the Dashboard under Akismet Spam, not under moderation or comments, but they are visible in the sidebar under "recent comments" on the actual blog.
Does anyone know why it would still show up on the blog instead of needing to be moderated or automatically deleted after 15 days? I have been having to manually delete everything.
The blog address is http://www.seweasysewing.com/WordPress/. I just deleted the newest spam so there probably aren't any currently visible.
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Jennifer Garner in Rag & Bone The Skinny in Wonderland
Out with her family, Jennifer Garner was photographed while picking up some items at a local farmer's market. She has been busy filming her new film, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, in Los Angeles. It must be nice for Jen that she doesn't have to leave LA to film!
While out with her family, she wore a pair of Rag & Bone the skinny jeans in Wonderland with a green sweater and brown boots. I really like the color of the green sweater with wash of the jeans. You can buy Rag & Bone jeans online with Shopbop.com.
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Can you guess whose butt this is in Mother Skinny Jeans?
Can you guess whose butt this belongs to in a pair of Mother skinny jeans?
Jennifer Garner in Current/Elliott Rolled Skinny Jeans
Jennifer Garner and her daughters were spotted running errands before heading to a ballet class. I wonder if one of her kids has a birthday coming up because later Jennifer was photographed buying some balloons.
Jennifer wore a brand that we haven't seen her in, in quite some time, Current/Elliott. She wore a pair of their rolled skinny jeans with a simple blue shirt and sandals. Although we frequently see her re-wear pairs, I wonder how many pairs of jeans Jennifer owns? You can buy Current/Elliott online from Shopbop.com.
Jennifer Garner in a Denim Shirt
Jennifer Garner was pictured while shooting on location in Hollywood, California for the new film 'Imagine'.
Jennifer wore a light wash denim shirt with a skirt and flats while making her way to the set after grabbing lunch. I really love denim shirts for summer, I think they are such a nice way of making your skirts and dresses more casual.
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Name: Mégane
Game type: DM / TDM
Version: 1.0
Players: 6 - 12
Requirements: UT3 + patch 2.1 + Titan Pack
Story / Histoire:
Following the deconstruction of an office building, the board of directors of Mégane city decided to sell the site. The city approved several private companies to build a underground housing project. Therefore, countless fights took place between the different companies. Following their endless quarrels, it was decided by the board to abandon the idea.
Suite Ã* la déconstruction dâun édifice Ã* bureau, le conseil dâadministration de la ville de Mégane a décidé de vendre le site. La ville a donné son approbation Ã* plusieurs entreprises privées de construire un projet domiciliaire souterrain. Hors, dâinnombrables disputes ont eu lieu entre les différentes entreprises. Par conséquent, suite Ã* leurs querelles interminables, il a été décidé par le conseil dâadministration dâabandonner lâidée.
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Extract the archive into :
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For this theme, Itâs the first time I use a combination of brick and techy meshes & materials. My inspiration come from stock maps but as always, I use my own style of mixing the assets to obtain a different look and atmosphere. I also want to obtain an UT99 feel to it. The blue and red colors are pretty much dominant in UT99. My goal is to obtain the classic look and feel by using colors and no saturation. The main color is yellowish and all areas use little spots of blue and/or red colors like in the old times. Expect contrast and darker lighting in many spots, like in real life.
The features:
- Many broken / rotating fans
- A custom emitter for the dark smoke
- A garage door that move up / down
- A huge hi-tech tower with 2 rotating sections
- A platform of crates that goes up
- A yellow vibrating machine
- 2 floating / moving barrels in the water
- Red flashing lights for some defective machinery
- Many custom made materials (made for all buildings outside the play area, all floors, etc) and 3 custom meshes
- Enhanced many stock materials by adding more details maps, tweaking specularity, etc
- The map as been optimized for TDM


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She was born Oct. 1, 1943, in Salina. She was the daughter of Robert J. and Anita (Railsback) Kelly.
Barbara grew up in Salina and graduated from then Marymount College in Salina.
She worked at the Kansas State University Veterinary College as a microbiologist in the diagnostic laboratory. Following her retirement she worked part-time for the Kansas Department of Fish and Wildlife at the Tuttle Creek State Park River Pond area.<
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- Studio: Emerging Pictures
- Release Date: Dec 28, 2007
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JayH.Jun 19, 2008Lackluster period detail and a very slow moving story hinder this from working well. The acting is quite good at least, but is a bit melodramatic. Rather talky which makes at at times tedious.
Honeydripper is classic Sayles cinema: an insightful sketch of assorted common folk whose criss-crossing dreams and agendas unfold against larger, more powerful (and sometimes crushing) sociopolitical and cultural forces.
His heart -- and musical soul -- is in the right place, but the film makes you at times uncomfortable with black and Southern stereotypes that may hinder some from fully enjoying an otherwise benign and cheerful tall tale of the Saturday night when rock came to rural Alabama.
The result is one of Sayles' best films. The music, a mix of blues, seminal rock and newcomer Gary Clark Jr.'s performance, will be an obvious draw, as will the performances by some leading African-American actors.


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Bleach Randomness by Electric-BananaWatch
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A random pic I decided to make. Enjoy!
XD i love ichigos expression....and im not addictsed to Bleach... >.> and even if i am, its much better than twilight or bieber >:C
And old picture is old. xD
And old picture is old. xD
Now available at the Urahara Shop! LOL
that was very funny
does anyone know why its actually called bleach
that was very funny
does anyone know why its actually called bleach
YEEESSS!! ha ha! the one joke that we all knew was there but no one had the guts to attempt
Pure Awesomeness dood
Pure Awesomeness dood
lol! I love!... does any one even know why the show is called bleach? I haven't figured it out yet...
i think its called bleach because ichigo has bleached hair colour. a lot of people do...... ichigo, toshiro, grimmjow, etc


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Hope everyone loves it as I did ! :D
Purchased these earphones from you. Firstly, the service & delivery was bang on, very impressive. As for the product, decided to buy it after reading the reviews posted in the site & i must tell you i did'nt go wrong . Great Eardphones , anbody looking to buy earphones PLEASE go ahead & buy em . You will simply fall in love with their perfomance , design & comfort. Check The Pouch out !
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The tekfusion headphones are very good . They gave different set of ear-buds also and the packing and the pouch are also great. The earphones also deliver every minute detail of the music beats but you may feel that the bass-output is a bit low
great earphones for the price range but seriously lacks depth in bass though packaging claiming it to be extra bassy .quality of the vocals and the music is good n clear .headphone build quality is excellent too. pricier headphones like klpisch s4i perform far better .... but still this headphone is a steal at the price .
I have been using these headphones for past 6 months and these are the best in its class,BEST BASS and BEST NOISE ISOLATION.I have used Sony and panasonic but these are far best then those two however its built is bit different and its heavy and longer then expected so bit inconvenient at times overall i will give it rating 9 out of 10.


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In Heartbeat, can I configure it so virtual IPs on different interfaces are linked together when it comes to failover? For example with:
foo1 188.8.131.52/24/eth0 10.0.0.1/24/eth1
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1st Annual Weiner Dog Weiner Nationals to help benefit Franklin County Humane Society. This event includes: dachshund races, talent, and costume contest. Watch as these adorable animals run their hearts out to get to their masters or wherever their hearts takes them. Registration begins at 12 noon with the event starting at 2pm $5 prior to event or $6 day of the event per dog entered (for one or all of the events). Refreshments will be done to benefit the local Food Pantry. Registration forms can be picked up at PetCo in Washington.cost
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Cerberus continues to move forward with a bid to take over Supervalu (SVU +4.1%), according to Reuters. Knowing that Cerberus probably plans to sell off pieces of the supermarket operator itself, the board of Supervalu is considering if it could achieve the piecemeal sale on its own.
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The only piece of value is its Wholesale/Independent business the banners have not kept pace with the rest of the markets they operate in. They could have really had a push if they would have regionalized its operations once the down turn began instead of centralizing. Now they are just out of touch with their customer base in the regions they serve.
The last thing in the world this board should do is try and auction off the pieces of this thing. Sell it all to Cerberus. The board is incompetent. If they handle this we're likely to end up with a debt free company that owns a half dozen money losing, non competitive store names spread across the country and a bucket load of pension obligations.
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Speech recognition apps maker Nuance (NUAN +0.2%) hits a 52-week high, exceeding the prior $20.60/share peak. And UBS is upbeat about the firm, seeing benefits from speech adoption acceleration in handsets, cars, and among mobile health care workers. Nuance shares spiked last year on a rumor Apple (AAPL) would buy it.
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Discord Self-portriat by bakkiWatch
©2013-2016 bakki
Some test one autotrace, didn't come out so well but good enough I guess?
well the picture.. is for..
well the picture.. is for..
GREAT xDDDDD
0-0 you're are seriously awesome at drawing
I want this in my wall
love dragons
You know Discord is a chimera, right? Just asking but I'm laughing now cause I did a double-take on him to make sure! XD
luna? you okay
a great artist no doubt! =O
Hmm, I always figured Discord for being more of an abstract artist instead of impressionist.
This is hanging above Discord's mantle .
Hahaahahaha!! xDD just Awesome xDD!!!
Lol, Luna joined in. That's cute.
yea, discord looks so klassic great ^^
lookin' classy, Discord
this picture is awsome
Sweet it's like a Boss Discord.
Figures Discord would make himself look so cool while Luna remains in...wait what's she doing there ?
*puts on his own monocle and then takes a sip of tea* Simply Smashing!
What do you bet he drew that?
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Wei Lim
Audio Fields:
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Job Duties:
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Lim, Wei is a graduating senior pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Sound Engineering under the Performing Arts Technology program, and a Bachelor of Science in Brain, Behavior and Cognitive Science under the Department of Psychology at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Originally from Singapore, Wei takes particular interest in recording, mixing and producing music. His works span a variety of genres, including pop, rock, classical, ethnic and electro-acoustic.
As a musician, Wei plays the piano, a variety of Chinese plucked-string instruments and the Javanese Gamelan. H?is most recent academic dabbles are in creativity, decision processes, and the cognitive aspects of auditory processes. In his free time, Wei explores the realms of print and web design, photography, and advertising.
Lim, Wei is a recipient of the National Arts Council (Singapore) Overseas Scholarship and the School of Music, Theatre & Dance (University of Michigan) Merit Scholarship. He is currently the Chairperson of the Audio Engineering Society (University of Michigan's Student Section), and actively collaborates with budding musicians from around Ann Arbor.
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26 Oct 2011 8:55 PM #1
[PR1] Selectfield CSS too narrow on iPad
When working with a Selectfield, on an iphone the picker takes up a nice portion of space at the bottom of the phone.
On the iPad however, the picker is not the same. Looks like it's using a sheet to pop up a modal-like selector, which is less width than the iPhone!
Doesn't make any sense at all. I fixed it on mine by adding the following CSS, but something like it should probably be added to the base distro.
.x-select-overlay { width: 50%; }
28 Oct 2011 5:30 AM #2
The iPad has enought space to show more picker items. Should be used.
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Sounds reasonable.


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I want to make a rotating banner. I know how to do that using ACF's module, using custom image fields. BUT, what if I wanted to actually use the featured images from posts that had the right tag on them, and make those into a rotating banner.
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I found an example, kind of but it used custom fields the person had built into their theme using theme options and I don't want to do that.


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Released: Feb 13th, 2008
Running Time: 150 Min.
Director: Mark Wood
Company: Red Light District
DVD Extras: Behind the Scenes, Cumshot Recap, Still Gallery(ies)
Cast: John Strong, Chris Charming, Lena Hawkins, Rachel Milan, Isabella Cruz, Mark Wood, Evie Delatosso, Steven French, Rosario Stone
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Gonzo
Mark Wood delivers a quintet of gorgeous Latin girls to keep this title at the top of the genre's heap. Every scene is a winner, and most of the girls are relatively new to the biz.
Lena Hawkins, a newcomer from Dallas, receives a steady pounding from Mark Wood. Wood returns to sample another noteworthy newbie, Isabella Cruz, who spends most of the time with her face planted in the couch cushion. Petite busty bombshell Evie Delatosso rides John Strong. Steven French yanks Rosario Stone by the hair. And petite cutie Rachel Milan gets double-teamed.
Pre-nom: Best Ethnic-Themed Release - Latin. Best Ethnic-Themed Series - Latin.
Retailing: A highlight for the Latina section.