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Petite Medallions Of Beef With Potato Au Gratin
|10 Large, slice
|Parmesan cheese
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Mozzarella cheese
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Garlic cloves
|6 Large, mince
|Dry garlic powder
|2 Teaspoon
|2 Teaspoon
|2 Teaspoon
|Short ribs stock
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), dice
|Red wine
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
1. Preheat oven to 365 Degrees Fahrenheit.
2. For the potato Au Gratin: Grease a baking tray and layer with potatoes.
3. Add 1/2 cup parmesan cheese and 1/2 cup mozzarella.
4. Add a pinch of garlic, dry garlic, salt and pepper.
5. Repeat the same layers starting from potatoes till the baking tray is full.
6. Pop into the oven at 365 degrees Fahrenheit.
7. Check every 20 minutes and cook for an hour and a half.
8. For the filet mignon: Season the filet mignon with salt and pepper.
9. Grill to medium rare or to your preference.
10. For the Demi Glaze Sauce: In a pan, heat the short rib stock and shallots.
11. Reduce the sauce and add red wine and simmer.
12. Add butter and stir and reduce.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4277 Calories from Fat 1182
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 135 g207%
Saturated Fat 80.9 g404.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 391.6 mg130.5%
Sodium 9235.5 mg384.8%
Total Carbohydrates 591 g196.8%
Dietary Fiber 67.5 g270.2%
Sugars 30.4 g
Protein 195 g390.7%
Vitamin A 78.2% Vitamin C 1003.7%
Calcium 401.6% Iron 152.1%
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News Code Geass R2 to Take Three-Week Break on Adult Swim
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Kim Manning, the programming director of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim programing block, revealed on her company's online boards that the Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2 anime series will go on hiatus for the next three holiday weekends. The 6th episode ran last weekend, but Bandai Entertainment will not deliver the next new episode until January 10. In the meantime, Adult Swim plans to run repeats of favorite episodes. This anime sequel premiered on the network on November 2, right after the first Code Geass series ended its run.
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oh here come the Star Wars dorks and Muedede h8rz
Maybe the planet Corellia has a religious system with a concept of hell. There's a lot of different cultures and planets, what suggests that there is one universal dogmatic belief in the sw universe?
Ugh I'm lame.
Or maybe it's just that George Lucas failed to create a coherent world for his movies to exist in. Actually, what seems more likely to me at the moment, given Lucas's legendary inattention to flesh-and-blood actors, is Harrison Ford simply ad-libbed the line and nobody gave it a second thought.
yup. That sounds about right.
Any and all the above could be true.
I'd also like to point out that the "lowly rebel member" mentioned is (to the best of my recollection) Cliff Clavin from Cheers.
why no lohan posts today?
lets discuss the real news.
Because Lindsay is taking her imprisonment like a lady, not whining about it like Paris did - who even called in mommy and daddy's favors.
That's why it's not news.
But, I should point out many more people believe in Hell than believe in Heaven.
Sigh. Hell, a place of punishment in the afterlife, is not a universal concept. Prior to the Babylonian Exile, Jews had no concept of hell. The afterlife was seen as a dark place, a place of sleep, eternal rest. Only after being around all those Zoroastrians and their dualistic ideas did the idea creep into Judaism, where it was inherited by Christianity and Islam.
The existence of hell no more implies the existence of heaven than the existence of Dick Cheney implies the existence of an anti-Dick Cheney somewhere. God exists, and he delights only in our misery.
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Spi·no·zism (sp-nzzm)
A monistic approach to philosophy in which all reality is held to consist of one substance, usually termed God or Nature, of which minds and bodies are both attributes.
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@9 - yes, but if the two could meet, they would cancel each other out.
Maybe he was referring to the vast emptiness of space, the absence of Nature and life as hell. To explode into nothingness, to die in space, in what was then understood to be the ultimate void would be hell indeed according to Spinoza. But maybe it was lack of character development on the part of Lucas.
I agree with Eric F (@3.) I always found the Star Wars films almost unwatchable (especially 1-3) because of the absolutely unbelievable dialogue. George Lucas movies take good actors and make them sound like soap opera stars. Although, Chewbacca's (sp?) lines were always well written.
I noticed something even crazier: Is it just me, or all those wacky dress up Star Wars nerds in the picture, like, pretty hot?
The word "hell" is itself older than Christianity, i.e. the Anglo-Saxons had a concept of hell, as did the Norse, the ancient Romans, etc. The ancient Greeks actually had three concepts of hell (gehenna, tartarus, and the better-known hades), the Chinese have tiyu, etc.
Given the intentional cultural mish-mash that is Star Wars, it is very difficult given the concept of hell in the real world to ascribe any kind of concrete, specifically Christian sense to Han Solo's use of the word "hell."
One of Han Solo's favorite "swear words" is the expression "minion's of Xendor." Perhaps Xendor is something akin to God? I don't know.
Why must all Leia fans wear that demeaning outfit? The point of the outfit is that Leia is a slave! Why not wear the cool, white Princess garb?
Yes, I'm speaking rhetorically. I know the answer. (Dressing like a slave is more fun and the Princess garb comes with stupid hair.)
Never has so much time been devoted to something so silly.
Star Wars is at best a nice diversion and at worst a rather poorly made and acted movie. To attribute anything to the random rantings of those unfortunate enough to act in it is to see agency in what might better be explained by happenstance.
Hell is unrelenting pain. Spinoza attributed pain to actions that moved a person farther from perfection.
Refusing to join Han Solo was an act of profound inadequacy, and would result in profound pain. Aka, hell.
Isomorphisms? What are you some sort of fucking topologist now?
You're all horrendous nerds. And by nerds I mean virgins.
@14: It's not just you. GodDAMN.
What's a concept again?
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The Grammys' Award-Winning Moments
Which of the perverse telecast's random pairings was the looniest—Alicia Keys and dead Sinatra, Alicia Keys and half-dead John Mayer, or Carrie Underwood and the refugees from Stomp? I'll call it a tie—along with the tooth-achingly kitschy Beatles tribute and the three instrumentalists vying for a slot with Foo Fighters whether they wanted it or not. I did get a kick out of Rihanna singing "Please don't stop the music," especially when she lowered the mic and you somehow still heard ". . . the music." But why did they stick her with Jimmy Jam's old friends the Time for one more random pairing? Doesn't Rihanna deserve her own freakin' number already? Tina Turner didn't get one—they trotted out a wan Beyonce halfway through—but the diva was on fire, obviously thrilled that Ike had finally croaked. Meanwhile, Aretha has become Big Bird, Kanye has turned into Eric Clapton, and some of the other tributes were about as imaginative as singing "100 Bottles of Beer" on a road trip. (George Gershwin, anyone?)
But all pop-eyes were on Amy Winehouse to save the night once the very musical Cuba Gooding Jr. announced, "We didn't know if our next artist would be available." Yeah, because she's on major drugs! Well, whatever's in her bloodstream. Ames was absolutely fabulash—retro and future-facing all at once, with some real quirk appeal to counter all the fake weird people in music. She's a dope on dope, but she's totally dope, so kindly let her keep singing ". . .the music."
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From tools like procexp (Sysinternal), we can see and kill various processes who contains the string tortoise or svn. But there are some other running processes that I cannot kill because I do not know their names? I am looking for killing the whole set of SVN processes in the Windows environment?
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Here is a list of all executables that come with TortoiseSVN 1.7.4:
Although I find it unlikely that you would have to focus on most of those. Usually you will only see
Why are you even going after TSVN processes? Usually they shouldn't cause any trouble.


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Exxon Mobil Corp. posted higher-than- expected profit as international sanctions against Russian interests clouded the U.S. oil explorer's efforts to tap some of the world's biggest crude reserves.
First-quarter net income was US$9.1-billion, or US$2.10 a share, compared with US$9.5-billion, or US$2.12, a year earlier, the Irving, Texas-based company said in a statement Thursday. Per-share profit exceeded all 20 estimates from analysts in a Bloomberg survey and surpassed the average by 22 cents.
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Trafigura, the Geneva-based commodity trader, has done something remarkable — it's become the largest exporter of oil from Russia shifting some 9 million barrels of crude out of the country in April.
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I had her representing me in my child custody case, and right before I had to go before the judge to defend a bogus pfa hearing, she walked out on me, over a "petty" issue that was an opinion, and left me to defend myself without legal counsel. And WILL NOT return any phone calls from this incident. I thought an attorney is supposed to stick by your side, and defend you no matter what. Even murders, rapists, and violent criminals have lawyers to DEFEND them no matter how guilty they may or maynot be.
Kim Geombetti has done a good job with my custody case in the past, but this recent issue has me losing faith in this justice system, and her ability to work for you.
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Blame it on cooler temps and department store windows – we're really loving all things pumpkin these days. The evidence: our most recent post with tasty ways to pumpkin-spice up your life. But this fall favorite isn't just for cookies and coffees; it's also perfect for giving your décor that distinct seasonal feel.
Jack-o-lanterns have come a long way since I was a kid. Just ask Martha. But for a look that says more than trick-or-treat, I want to try some no-carve pumpkin decorating this year. Here are seven favorites:
Perfect for those sewing scraps or even an old pair of patterned stockings, this idea has lots of different options. I can see it in white on white, black on orange, or even two layers of colored lace. Click here to check out the tutorial. Sew or no sew, this is a quick and elegant option with no mess.
Tie bows around a few small pumpkins, or hot glue strips along the natural vertical dents in a bigger one. Mix and match with ribbons all in the same color family. No ribbon? Washi tape can give the same effect, and it adheres itself.
Who says gourds can't be glamorous? A little adhesive, glitter and optional paint for the stem and you've got yourself a pumpkin so great even Linus would be impressed. Dust the whole rind, or just the top. I see potential for ombre and colorblocking with this idea!
Crayons aren't just for kids — wax drip canvases in rainbows and monochromatic tones are a new trend in arts and crafts, and at least one enterprising blogger has tried the idea on a pumpkin. Her rainbow on white looks so amazing! Use the little unwrapped crayons the kids don't want for coloring anymore. This craft is even helping you stay organized.
Your pumpkins can greet guests by name or feature a classic jack-o-lantern grin when you cover them in chalkboard paint. Or, you can match those new throw pillows with a chevron pattern.
If you're a gardening guru, why not show off some of your work with a Mumpkin? This tutorial outlines the simple way to get this burst of floral beauty. A nice bonus? The moisture from the pumpkin keeps the mums blooming for a few days.
Pumpkin Supreme
If plain isn't your thing, load up on a few ideas. Layer lace and ribbons for loads of texture. Start with glitter under it all for subtle shimmer. Or, try a paint-and-mum combination. Add buttons and sequins. Paint silhouettes of all your family members (including the dog!).
I can't wait to try a couple of these in my apartment!
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|"Captain Britain & MI13" #10 on sale now
Superheroes come in different flavors. There are those that deal with standard emergencies like evil geniuses robbing banks; others that deal with cosmic-level threats like alien invasions; a few that get tied up with politics and espionage; and a couple that operate with mythic and/or god-like entities.
If youâre a reader who enjoys all of those tasty flavors, âCaptain Britain and MI13â is the comic book for you.
Within the pages of Paul Cornell and Leonard Kirkâs Marvel Comics series, you will find a government strike team that deals with the occult and âweird happenings, features a hero with ties to the King Arthur legend, includes a couple of vampire-related teammates, and is more fun than you can shake an ebony blade at.
Writer Paul Cornell stopped by CBRâs X-POSITION this week to answer your questions about Captain Britainâs team, and he also chats about his upcoming project, âDark Reign: Young Avengers.â So buckle up, things are about to get epic!
CBR: Andre4000 wrote in first with a laundry-list of questions, beginning with the notion that team-talk isnât completely bollocks:
Iâve been curious about the dialogue in âCaptain Britain and MI13.â The characters seem to have more of an American dialect than a British one. Was this a conscious decision you made? Or is it just the way the characters are âspeakingâ to you?
Paul Cornell: I think they sound British to British people. I've been trying to write the way real British people talk, rather than play up the differences. There are loads of American phrases as standard in the UK now. Captain Britain will indeed say, âguys.â And I think he should. He's not trying to play up to some sort of pastiche.
|"Captain Britain & MI13" #11 on sale in March
The look at Meggan that we saw in issue #9 isnât enough! Will we see more of her again soonâ¦please? Will Brianâs brother be making any more appearances as well?
Yes, very soon. And possibly, but not soon.
Many of the stories you write seem to deal with magic and sorcery. What do you use as âsourceâ books for the way magic works? Or have you just created rules in your own mind, and if so, can you share some?
I was a practicing pagan in my youth and have always been interested in how people do magic. A lot of these rules â of exchange and obligation â are just classically how these things are always done.
Iâm excited for your âDark Reign: Young Avengers,â although Iâm a little confused about the status of this team. Do they still exist as a fully-functioning team? Are they just a group of kids who hang out with one another? And what will your story be about?
The original YAs still exist as a fully functioning team. Indeed, they've been brought rather more together by recent events. The new YAs they encounter, though, are a group of kids who hang out together. The story is about the two groups colliding.
Ricky DeMaio is up next and shares how the Captain Britain holds a special place in his heart:
First, let me say I'm a huge fan of CB&MI13. As someone who has just moved from the states to the UK, I canât wait to learn more about the Marvel U on this side of the pond. Hereâs my queries:
Will Tink be making any more appearances? She's too much fun just to stay in Avalon!
|EXCLUSIVE: Page from "Captain Britain & MI13" #11
Nothing planned, but in the fullness of time, it'd be only natural to see her again.
With the end of âNew Warriors,â can we see the English mutant Chamber join the team? He's one of my favorites. And I believe one of his ancestors has had some interactions with Draculaâ¦
We talked about Chamber when the book started, but I think we have our cast changes sorted out now and his natural home is with the X-Men books.
Will we learn more about Faiza's powers? I'm very confused by what she can or canât do.
She can safely open up a body, see what's wrong with it, and sort it out on a subatomic level. This has the incidental effect of halting shape-changers like Skrulls in their tracks (and anyone else who knows what's good for them). She has trouble doing this to magic beings.
Why does Dane still have the fake Ebony Blade? Shouldn't Alistaire be researching it and trying to learn what itâs about?
We just sorted that in issue #10. And I'm sure Al had a look.
You've mentioned that all British superheroes are members of MI13. Is that similar to the Superhero Registration Act in the US (in the Marvel universe), in that all superheroes now must work for the government? Do the British heroes even care (or will they have a âCivil Warâ of their own)?
There was a very watered down SRA in the UK. All Brit heroes being part of MI13 was an emergency measure in the wake of the Skrull invasion, and will probably be stood down as a concept soon. At any rate, Pete has no intention of being heavy-handed with those who don't comply.
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In looking at the recent issue of âCB&MI13,â Husnain Mahomed was curious about certain âguestsâ that might appear in the book soon.
So we just saw Doom and Dracula form an alliance â can we assume that the rest of the Cabal will make an appearance? How about Norman or Emma Frost, please?
Hmm, let's see what happens.
As long as weâre on the topic of the fanged one, Kal was wondering:
Do you have any plans to bring Clan Akkaba into the fold? They are enemies of Dracula from centuries ago, we last saw them in âNew Excalibur,â and they seemed to be in England as well. Surely they would have some objections to Dracula trying to take over.
I'm sure they would. They'll be mentioned if there's a good moment to do it. But as I've found â building stories from continuity â you can't include everyone, and sometimes, as in real life, people just don't show up.
Well, Morgan Piersanti is hoping that a few of his favorite heroes might âshow upâ in the near futureâ
Will other country-themed superheroes like Shamrock or Big Hero Six appear in âCaptain Britain and MI13â anytime soon?
Neither of those two. I keep saying we should do a Scottish hero, so maybe one of those.
|Also by Paul Cornell, "Dark Reign: Young Avengers," coming in May
Closing out this weekâs fun, Caleb Warren sent in the following:
Do you plan on using the Hellfire Club's London branch in any of your stories in âCaptain Britain and MI13?â
It's possible.
In regards to your upcoming âDark Reign: Young Avengersâ miniseries, will Kate, Eli, and Tommy's love-triangle of sorts progress at all during âDark Reign?â
There will be developments there, yes. We're rocking Tommy's world a bit.
What can you tell us about the cast of the Dark Young Avengers? Are these new heroes/villains, or is it the original Young Avengers âgoing dark?â Did you create any new heroes or villains for this story?
These are new heroes/villains/neither/both, not the YAs going dark. The YAs will be comparing themselves to the new guys.
And thus ends our little international tete-a-tete. âUncanny X-Menâ #506 appears in stores this week, so itâs a good thing writer Matt Fraction will be here to answer your questions in our next X-POSITION. You know the drill: read the issue, write down your hopes/thoughts/dreams, and then send us those emails AQAP (as quickly as possible â weâre trying to start a new acronym). Put âX-Positionâ in the subject line, and Iâll send your missive along with warm thoughts and a happy emoticon.


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May Gurney Falls on Waste Contracts as CEO Quits: London Mover
May Gurney Integrated Services Plc fell the most since it sold shares in 2006 after the recycling services and road repair provider said it will "significantly underperform" expectations and the CEO will step down.
May Gurney has experienced "serious operational issues" in two long-term waste and recycling contracts and in plans to exit the facility services business, the Norwich, England-based company said today in a statement. Chief Executive Officer Philip Fellowes-Prynne is stepping down immediately.
The shares fell 41 percent to 130 pence at the close in London. That extended the stock's decline this year to 54 percent and valued the company at 91.3 million pounds ($145 million).
May Gurney said it will take a charge of about 10 million pounds this year to discontinue facilities work. "The group will significantly underperform its original expectations for the current year," it said.
Peel Hunt, the company's house broker, reduced its estimate for fiscal-year 2013 adjusted pretax profit by 17 percent to 25 million pounds, and for 2014 to 26 million pounds from 32 million pounds. Peel Hunt analyst Andrew Nussey cut his recommendation to hold from buy, while N+1 Brewin changed its rating to sell from add.
Problem areas have been "ring-fenced" and the facilities unit's charge is "conservative," Chairman Margaret Ford said in a telephone interview. May Gurney doesn't anticipate that other executive departures will follow Fellowes-Prynne's exit, she said.
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Willie MacDiarmid, a former Scottish Power manager who serves as a May Gurney non-executive director, will act as CEO until a permanent chief is named, the company said. May Gurney also faces declining revenue in its Scottish utilities business because Scotia Gas Networks Ltd. intends to reduce outsourcing, the company said.
Targeted margins for waste contracts that involve sorting recyclables at the curbside haven't been met, and May Gurney is "taking stringent actions" to improve profitability, it said. The contracts have represented 3 percent of annual revenue and are spread over seven to 14 years.
"The underlying performance of the rest of the business is sound, in line with previous announcements, and we are continuing to actively bid for new business," May Gurney said.
The company, founded in 1926, had sales of 695.3 million pounds in the year ended March 31 and has been profitable every year since going public. May Gurney maintains more than 37,000 kilometers (23,000 miles) of roads and more than half a million streetlights and signs, according to its website. The company also does repair work on U.K. railroads and maintains waterways.
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Felix Neureuther wins final World Cup slalomAP Photo
Germanys Felix Neureuther, center, winner of the Sundays World Cup slalom, celebrates with second place finisher Marcel Hirscher of Austria, left, and Croatias Ivica Kostelic, third, in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.
LENZERHEIDE, Switzerland Felix Neureuther of Germany defied the pain of a back injury to edge out overall World Cup champion Marcel Hirscher and win the mens season-ending slalom race on Sunday.
Neureuther, who limped off the course after crashing out of Saturdays giant slalom, said he had three early morning injections to fight his injury.
After the way I felt, to stand here as the winner, its a little miracle that I could do it, said the 28-year-old German, who hung on to his opening-leg lead. I couldnt believe how fast I was.
Neureuther won his second slalom of the season by finishing 0.36 seconds ahead of Austrian Hirscher in a two-run time of 1 minute, 52.20 seconds. The German finished second in the standings.
Hirscher already won the season-long slalom title and ensured he finished on the podium in all nine World Cup races in the discipline.
Im happy with the whole season, said the 24-year-old Hirscher, who matched Alberto Tombas record of top-3 finishes in a nine-race slalom program. The Italian great achieved it in the 1991-92 World Cup season.
Its unbelievable for me to be in the same rank, Hirscher said.
Hirschers dominating season in slalom included the world championships gold medal last month in Schladming, Austria.
Ivica Kostelic, the 2011 overall World Cup champion from Croatia, was third Sunday, trailing Neureuther by 0.51.
The podium placings were the same when Neureuther won in January at Wengen, Switzerland.
In 20 World Cup events, Hirscher had 18 top-3 finishes, and he was set to win the GS at Adelboden, Switzerland, before making a big error near the end. His other miss was a rare start in super-G at Beaver Creek, Colorado, where he placed 32nd.
Hirscher added 80 World Cup points Sunday to complete his season with 1,535 overall. He had 180 more when he won the giant crystal globe trophy for the first time last season.
Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway, who skips slalom races, finished second with 1,226. Ted Ligety of the United States placed third with a career-best total of 1,022.
The giant slalom specialist skied out midway through the first slalom run, one day after winning his sixth World Cup race this season.
Its the story of my slalom season, said Ligety, who has targeted improved results in the most technical discipline to challenge Hirscher next year.
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Celebrating Lakewood's agricultural heritage with an entertaining mix of live performances, activities and tasty harvest treats, Cider Days offers fun and excitement for the entire family! This year's event will again include tractor pulls and vintage power displays, wagon and barrel train rides along with other children's activities, historic demonstrations as well as a unique variety of exhibitors and vendors. A Cider Days festival wouldn't be complete without everything apple – including apple pressing, apple cider by the glass or gallon, an apple bake-off and more. Cider Days hosts the same great experience either Saturday or Sunday, and your admission covers all activities and entertainment.
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Rocky Mountain Cider Association Hard Cider Tasting (Sunday only):
Join the Rocky Mountain Cider Association in Colorado's largest "Hard Cider Tasting Garden". Enjoy delicious hard ciders from over 40 unique producers around the region, and world! Check out our new, increased tasting area for 2015!• Must be 21+ to enter the tasting• $18 unlimited tasting ticket• Tickets are sold inside the Cider Days Festival• Tasting open from noon – 4 p.m., Sunday only• Proceeds benefit the South Jeffco Rotary Club


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Skip to comments.Rosie O'Donnell Calls Ann Coulter 'Angry' and 'Full of Rage'
Posted on 01/16/2009 1:52:13 PM PST by Sub-Driver
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Except the kettle isn't black in this case. Ann does not come across as being angry. Bemused, maybe, but not angry.
There's one thing for certain, rosie oh'dumb*uck would know from rage filled anger.
Keep up the good work Ann! If the hellspawn of the left don't hate you, you know you're doing something wrong.
I never realized how much Rosie looks like Jack Nicholson—especially like his photo shoots for The Shining. Are they related?
Try deep-seated you big cow!
Like a cauldron calling a egg skillett..
after phil donahue?
Rosie, bull dyke. I dislike her lickity split !
Didn't Princess Leia take care of her in "Return of the Jedi"?
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St. Norbert College Hockey School
Become a more dynamic player at northeast Wisconsin's longest running hockey school!
Boys and girls ages 4-12 can develop their skills in this one-week program. At the rink, in the classroom and in the fitness room, participants will learn how to excel on ice.
All scheduled camps to be held at:
Cornerstone Community Center
1640 Fernando Drive
Ashwaubenon, WI
For more information, please call 920-403-3031.
Sessions include power-skating, puck skills and game situations taught for more than 25 years by the area's most experienced instructors. Current and former staff members include:
- Tim Coghlin, St. Norbert Men's Hockey head coach
- A.J. Aitken, St. Norbert Men's Hockey associate head coach
- Mike Szkodzinski, Lawrence University head coach
- Luke Strand, Wisconsin Badger associate head coach
- Current St. Norbert College players and staff
Snacks and a catered lunch will also be provided. Awards will follow a game during the last ice session.
Details for each camp can be found in the tabs below. To register for any of these camps, visit our camps registration website.
Players SchoolNortheast Wisconsin's Premier Players Hockey School
Monday, July 11-Friday, July 15, 2016
- Group 1: Peewees (born in 2004 or 2005), 7:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
- Group 2: Squirts (born in 2006 or 2007), 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
- Group 3: Mites (born in 2008 or 2009), 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Groups are limited to the first 30 skaters per age.
Cost for goalies is $250 or $75, if they are attending the Goalie School and are participating as a goaltender in this camp.
Daily Schedule
|Group I
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|On Ice
|8:35 a.m.
|Off Ice
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|10:30 a.m.
|On Ice
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Hockey School Advantages
Basic fundamentals and skills instruction
Skating, passing, shooting and team play, and the correct methods for receiving and giving stick and body checks. Specialized power-skating training, featuring rigorous, challenging exercises.
Controlled scrimmages
All scrimmages will be instructor-supervised and offer opportunities for application of learned techniques and team concepts.
Game and awards
Regulation game complete with referees, coaches and timekeepers during the last ice session on Friday. Report cards will be awarded to each participant upon the completion of the week.
Skills competition
Competitions will include accuracy shooting, fastest skater and hardest shot (tested by radar). Showdown finals will be during the intermission on game day.
Dynamic video instruction
There will be specialized power-skating training daily. Advanced professional, challenging and demanding exercises will allow each boy or girl to reach his or her potential in this most important area.
Off-ice physical fitness and conditioning
Planned exercises and workouts to improve strength, endurance and general fitness. Calisthenics and circuit training, plus agility activities.
Classroom instruction
Review of proper equipment; care and prevention of injuries; nutrition; and off-ice training. Instructional films as well as individual video breakdown for each participant will also be shown.
Goaltending instruction
A special intensified program offered in morning sessions, featuring individual instruction by St. Norbert goaltending instructors.
Goalie School9th Annual Goalie School
Tuesday, July 5-Friday, July 8, 2016
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Thread: How to become a K9 Officer
How to become a K9 Officer
I'm extremely interested in becoming a K9 police officer. I am currently a senior in college, graduate in the summer and am currently in the applying with local police departments. I also own an 11 week old high drive pure bred German Shepherd Puppy. I have a number of questions regarding all of this:
1. Is there anything I can do now, during the pre-academy/ hiring process to make myself down the line a better candidate for K9?
2. Will my already having a dog and training her possibly for shutzhund make me a better candidate or less likely to be accepted?
3. Knowing the prices of training and all for a purebred german lie dog is, as well as nurturing all the drive and everything is there any small possibility down the line as an officer my own dog could be evaluated to be my partner? I understand the absurdity of the question, but I'm looking at it from the standpoint of essentially a free dog and being curious.
4. If my dog could be considered for K9 down the line, what/how do I prepare her now to ensure she could do the job and be my partner. Yes I said she, I know most K9's are male but she will likely be 80-90lbs, sleek body and hopefully a very high drive.
I appreciate your time reading, and any and all comments. I look forward to being a police officer and cant wait to get hired.
Stay Safe, and Happy Easter,
1. No
2. No effect.
3. The department will provide you with your dog... you don't get to pick.
4. Your dog will never be considered for police work.
Focus on getting into the academy first. Do your best. Then focus on getting hired. Then focus on getting through probation. Then focus on putting in 3-5 years. Then worry about the interview/testing to get a k9. Then worry about being the best k9 guy you can. You have no idea how far your dream is.Certified troll.
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Michigan has done a good job covering this for you. You need to prove yourself as a road officer before you can even think about applying for a K9 position. If you want to be a K9 officer, be a good to great patrolman for a number of years and earn the respect of your fellow officers.
Most of the time you prove yourself as a street cop before being considered for a special position like that. I know, I know, there are exceptions and once every blue moon a magic wand will get waved and POOF Deputy Dimwit just got promoted or became a k9 officer before poeople who should have got the position. Do good on the road and when a k9 position comes open put in for it. In the mean time when your off duty go with them when they train and help out however you can. That way you at least get to know the team and when your name comes up your more likely to get selected then one of the many other names trying to get the position. There was a guy on my shift who did that for the longest time. He was getting upset because some random person got chosen over him while he was coming in on his day off busting his butt helping out the team. Wether it be the guy who ran from the dog with the suite on getting tackled or cleaning up poop out the dog pins. He became all upset and mad saying F'it im DONE. I talked him into putting in one more letter the next time someone left. Sure enough that time he got selected. It eventually paid off and he got his dream job.
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Thanks so much for all the tips everyone. Appreciate it so much.
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^^^^what everyone else said but I will add my .02 as I was a certified handler. In my state, most dual purpose dogs are imported (Malinois). I do know of 1 officer that used his personal German Shepherd but this officer had the dog imported at his own expense. If you were to start training your shepherd not knowing what you are doing, you are highly likely to start extremely bad habits. From my experience, most people who want to become K-9 have absolutely no idea what they are getting into. If I were in your shoes knowing what I know now, I would first get hired with a department. After a couple years, start volunteering to help the K-9 guys. Wear the bite suit, go to the training, then decide if its what you want. Trust me, its alot different than training your pet.
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Holiday Inn Express Sweetwater
Holiday Inn Express Sweetwater
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.6/10
300 Se Georgia Avenue
Sweetwater, TX 79556
Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express Sweetwater
Enjoying their fill of a filling, complimentary breakfast, free Wi-Fi and notably spacious rooms with whopping 42-inch, flat-panel TVs, Priceline guests express thanks to a stellar staff at the non-smoking Holiday Inn Express Sweetwater.
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When it comes to comfort, size and style, the 67 rooms at this three-floor hotel stack up. Highlights include new 42-inch, flat-panel TVs, free Wi-Fi and mini-fridges and microwaves for a little taste of home. Dressed with warm, soothing shades and sleek, clean-lined furniture, rooms are where guests can kick back in style and sleep soundly in high-quality beds with crisp white, triple-sheeted linens. Well-rested guests enjoy a sweet start to their Sweetwater adventures thanks to a complimentary continental breakfast with famous cinnamon rolls. A business center, exercise room and indoor heated pool and hot tub provide plenty of opportunity to work off stress. Parking is free.
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Right on I-20's frontage road, the hotel puts guests a short roll to area attractions. History buffs can explore the lives of hardy Nolan County settlers at the Pioneer Museum, two miles away. Others with their heart set on a seeing a real-deal rodeo are three miles to Nolan County Coliseum. Abilene Regional Airport is 50 miles. Midland International Airport is about 120 miles.
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Excellent and easy. Made this for my Poppie who has stage 4 liver cancer and is rapidly losing his appetite and strength. Very difficult to get most foods down him, but he lapped this up! Used low-sodium broth since he can't have too much salt, pinch less soy sauce (the salt again), a hefty squeeze of lemon juice, as that is supposed to increase the appetite and help with dry mouth, and used chives from my garden instead of green onions for less "mouth feel." Also added a pinch of turmeric for color and health properties. Thanks so much for this. It was a real treat for him and he doesn't get those much anymore.
Sure this is good .I have not tried this one but being half chinese(cantonese) my grandfather use to make a version similiar to this . What youmight want to try is instead of using cornstarch use
a can or two ( depending on how thick you like your soup ) of cream style corn. If you live near an asian grocery store you might also want to pick yourself up some rice noodles .It is delicious in in .
Excellent and easy to make! You could probably add an extra cup of broth without noticing a difference - the two eggs provide a lot of egg threads. My wife and I both enjoyed this recipe.
This was good!! I added a splash of sesame oil and it made it perfect!! Yum!
Who knew it was so easy to make at home! I made this for our Asian themed meal and we loved it. It was very flavorful and tasted just like our favorite Asian place. Thank you for sharing with us.
Totally missed the part where the eggs were supposed to be beaten before added, but delicious nonetheless. Added garlic powder and onion powder.
On Pat's very tempting recommendation I made, thoroughly enjoyed and reviewed Asian Egg Drop Soup #22163 by Chef #27643. I had a big sandwich for lunch and needed a light supper so this was perfect! I hate to brag, but I made it better than the local Chinese restaurant nearby. :D
I tagged this in January Event - Soup is On - on behalf of a friend who had been looking for such a soup (if it didn't work out with her for what ever reason I was going to make it myself - don't have that worry). She just raved about it - she scaled it back for a 1.5 serve but was wishing she doubled it and she reconned its simplicity just made it superb and a delightfully light soup which is a great starter to a chinese banquet. thank you MizzNezz, Made for January Event - Soup is On.
This is what I make when I need a quick soup. I had 1 egg to 3 cups of broth.


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Antiretroviral Therapy for Prevention Is a Combination Strategy
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In the past several years, the debate of "treatment vs prevention" has shifted with the introduction of the concept of "treatment as prevention," (TasP), stemming from a series of compelling observational, ecological, and modeling studies as well as HPTN 052, a randomized clinical trial, demonstrating that use of ART is associated with a decrease in HIV transmission. In addition to TasP being viewed as 1 intervention in a combination strategy for HIV Prevention, TasP is, in and of itself, a combination of multiple interventions that need to be implemented with high coverage in order to achieve its potential impact.
KeywordsHIV Antiretroviral therapy HIV prevention Treatment as prevention (TasP) Global epidemic Combination intervention
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- Antiretroviral Therapy for Prevention Is a Combination Strategy
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Current HIV/AIDS Reports
Volume 10, Issue 2 , pp 152-158
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- 2013-06
- 10.1007/s11904-013-0152-1
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There ain't no tolerance like zero tolerance.
Hers a seattle comedian who could give Mr. richards advice on how to handle hecklers.or maybe not
side note question is it more offensive if a prevaliged white kid plays Ice Cubes ' Here comes the Predator' within ear shot of those offended by the word or is it acceptable if its some homies from the hood in the same scenario.
Have we come to make a word uttered Legal/Illegal for certain races,genders, classes, or occupations of people?
I rolled when I saw a Will Smith interview and he said...
"I do not think the Black community has come to terms if it finds the word offensive or not." we all have to wait till the black community decides to keep the word( as its made a lot of comedians rich and rappers true to the hood with the OG title) or lose it from the vocabulary(plummett in sales of Bling bling rappers and plenty of little demonts and Tanyas getting welts on their asses, my cousins mother used to whoop his ass everytime he said the N word)
Do I have to get rid of all my Gangster rap recordings or will it be acceptable to play them loud and clear in public no less.sigh
this post meant for here.
It seems to me that Wayans was deliberately poking fun at Michael Richards. Whether he meant it that way or not, this is a clear example of the stupidity of banning specific words or forms of speech. Context matters.
I'm offended by reference to white people as "crackers." So, saying "cracker ass cracker" should = $40. And soon we have a new list of banned words. I hope George Carlin has enough money left to do a routine.
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the statement that this church is the largest in canada east of quebec city is not even close to being true. st. michael's seats 1200 people according to this article, and the basilican of st. john the baptist in st. john's, newfoundland seats more than double this number-it is listed here as seating 2500: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilica_of_St._John_The_Baptist
- The statement was true before Newfoundland joined Confederation in 1949.
Correction needed....1, in reguards to above statement. Notre Dame de L'Assomtion in Moncton NB is also larger, yet the article is correct in that is uses the phrasing "one of the largest" 2. This is not part of the diosese of Bathurst. It is part of the diosese of Saint John, NB. (126.96.36.199 (talk) 08:18, 17 March 2011 (UTC))


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In AirMech, I often wants to destroy ground units while flying. Is there a way - perhaps, with an upgrade - to do that?
The Warthog Airmech is capable of Air to Ground damage, Bomber as well. You could also get the unit "bombs" to give any airmech air to ground capabilities.


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LAGOS Nigerian emergency services pulled more bodies out of the still-smouldering, ash-covered wreckage of a plane on Monday that crashed in the commercial hub Lagos, killing all 153 people on board.
President Goodluck Jonathan has declared three days of national mourning and ordered an investigation into the cause of Sunday's accident, in which a McDonnell Douglas MD-83 operated by privately owned domestic carrier Dana Air crashed into the iron roof of an apartment block in the Lagos' suburb of Agege.
"This is really a horrific moment for us here and we sympathise and give condolences to all the victims and families. (There are no) words to express our pain and grief," Lagos state governor Babatunde Fashola said at the crash site.
"It is saddening, it is simply too much."
The airline said on Sunday 147 people had perished, but in a list published overnight, there were 6 crew members, taking the total to 153 killed.
"Seventy bodies have so far been evacuated from the wreckage, efforts are ongoing to remove the remaining bodies," Oke Osanyintolu, head of the National Emergency Management Agency NEMA.L for Lagos state, told Reuters on the scene.
A crane was helping clear away some of the debris.
Search and rescue teams found what they believed to be the plane's black box flight recorder and handed it over to police, said Bankole Abayomi, director search and rescue for NEMA.
The cause of the crash is still unknown.
Though large curious crowds were still gathering around the scene, they were more controlled than on Sunday, when thousands thronged the streets, blocking access to the emergency services.
"This is a crash site, it is an investigation site and we should keep our distance and allow the first responders to do their work," state governor Fashola said.
Among the dead was the spokesman for the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, Levi Ajuonuma, according to a passenger list released by the airline. Ajuonuma was also the only de facto spokesman for the oil minister in OPEC member Nigeria, Africa's biggest crude producer.
Air crashes are not uncommon in Nigeria, Africa's second biggest economy, which has had a poor airliner safety record, although it has improved in the past few years.
Residents who witnessed the crash were still in shock.
"The plane touched this tree here," said Immanuel Shoyimi, a businessman, gesticulating towards a large mango tree in a nearby backyard. "Then it entered into that compound. 'boom!'. I watched for five minutes not knowing what to do. I wanted to call someone, but I didn't know who to call."
The roof of his house was also scraped by the plane on its descent, he said.
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Focusing on states' prescription drug monitoring programs (PDMPs),
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In the aftermath of the June 12 shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has issued a revision to its National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) Bulletin, which promotes public vigilance and awareness. The bulletin describes the government's counterterrorism efforts and ways in which the public can be prepared and stay informed. Individuals are urged to report suspicious activity to local law enforcement.
The recent shooting in Orlando, Florida, reminds all Americans that the threat of violence exists in our communities. The ideology or motivation behind each attack may vary, but in common we have seen an evolution toward more independent, unaffiliated attacks inspired by extremist groups. Extremist individuals can find inspiration and encouragement through social media with geographically dispersed but like-minded extremists.
These tragedies often leave people, and particularly business owners or those organizing public events, wondering what they can do. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Hometown Security initiative was created to share tools and resources for small and medium size businesses as well as people who organize public gatherings that extremists may consider appealing and easily accessible targets. Through this initiative, we encourage community partners to Connect. Plan. Train. Report.
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The 2016 National Forum will be held August 7-10 at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel in Philadelphia, PA.
The New York Police Department has implemented a $160 million mobility initiative that equips all 36,000 officers with a smartphone and every patrol car with a tablet computer. Further plans call for use of body-worn cameras, gunshot sensors, and surveillance cameras. Commissioner Bill Bratton has stated that officers are able to respond more quickly, and he has offered to share the city's software and statistical models with interested departments.
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The latest version of Learning Network Manager (LNM) has been updated and released for worldwide use, on CodePlex. Please direct your thanks to the EMEA team and our Gold Partner, ITWorx, for their years of good work making this application what it is today. This new LNM Version 1.4 includes support for dynamically creating desktop OS profiles (Windows Vista, WinFLP, and XP as examples) at anytime. LNM Version 1.4 is available to download at http://www.codeplex.com/LNM . Placing LNM on CodePlex affirms Microsoft commitment to shared source and promoting community based software development.
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Implemented as a layer on top of Microsoft® Windows Server™2003, Learning Network Manager makes it easy to create and manage end users, computer groups, new PCs, and Internet access. Once installed, it automates many common maintenance tasks including software upgrades, and guarantees a secure, stable environment where privacy of information is guaranteed.
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Note to Microsoft Partners: LNM is now freely available for localization, in the spirit of Community projects please post any localizations back to the LNM CodePlex site so others can benefit.
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Sorry, but I think your hyperlinks are bad, you have to remove the https://emea.mail.microsoft.com/OWA/redir.aspx?URL= before the real url.
Thanks Kingy - updated
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- 2 lbs chicken breasts
- 1⁄2 cup buttermilk
- 2 tablespoons reduced-calorie stick margarine
- 1 2⁄3 cups buttermilk pancake mix
- 1⁄4 teaspoon pepper
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons paprika
- Preheat oven to 350.
- Cut chicken into chunks.
- Combine pancake mix, pepper, salt, paprika into a shallow bowl.
- Dunk the chicken into the buttermilk and roll into dry misture.
- Spray cookie sheet with nonstick spray.
- Place coated chicken on sheet.
- Drizzle melted margarine over the chicken.
- Bake 30 to 45 minutes until lightly browned.
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I made this for PAC Spring 2008, and I'm going to rate it w/o stars b/c I messed up. I followed the recipe pretty exactly, only I was pressed for time, so after I dunked the chicken in the buttermilk, I dumped the chicken and coating in a plastic bag and shook well, like in shake and bake. Well, this coated the chicken so well that when I baked it, anything that didn't get hit by the margarine had a powdery coating on it. The chicken baked up juicy and tender and where the coating crisped, it was tasty. A solid 4* recipe even with my goof, so I'm planning on trying this again.


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Thursday, 28 July 2016
Written by // Bob Leahy - Editor
Categories // International AIDS Conference , Travel, Opinion Pieces, Bob Leahy
I'm back, tired - no, exhausted beyond words – but happy to be home, to see my dogs, my partner and to have survived what turned out to be a sometimes harrowing but hugely adventuresome trip of a lifetime.
A friend of mine who lives in Durban warned me when I met up with him on my first day, "South Africa is not for sissies." There is danger on the streets – one of my fellow Canadian delegates fell victim to that fact – life is hard for many who live there and the nation has a history which personifies oppression and suffering. But it is also a joyful nation, a dancing, singing nation, one that has beaten apartheid and is beating the scourge of AIDS like few others.
So that's the environment one is tossed into as soon as your plane lands while one grapples with the logistics of finding your place in this giant and unruly microcosm of life on this planet. And then joining 17,000 other people from around the world converging in a common cause. That cause has never been more clear – to end AIDS.
This is heavy stuff to navigate. It's natural that at times throughout the week it overwhelms, brings tears to the eyes and ultimately feels heartbreaking to leave.
Many have remarked that the conference was light on real news or scientific breakthroughs. It felt odd. We came a long way to hear little that was new, yet it seemed momentous all the same. Here is how the IAS themselves summarized its key points…
You can tell they are stretching. And yet our collective look at where we are at, where we need to go and how to get there was complete, riveting and inspiring. So too was the awe inspiring march through the streets of downtown Durban led by South African and global activists which, according to AIDS2016, "helped to focus the conference, the city, and the world on the need to redouble our efforts to meet global prevention and treatment targets, accelerate research, fully fund the AIDS response, and honour and respect the human rights of all people living with or affected by HIV."
That march was quite wondrous. We Canadian, wearing blue T-shirts, were lost in a sea of thousands and thousands of white shirted Africans singing dancing and chanting like there was no tomorrow. It was one of the highlights of the conference, I'm sure, for all who participated. Yebo!
Then, as if to illustrate the extremes which percolate this extraordinary country, the sweaty Canadians were off to a swanky beach-side reception to meet the Minister of Health, Jane Philpott over cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. That too made a huge impression. In fact this approachable Minister's ongoing and active presence throughout the conference did not go unnoticed. We knew we had an ally in government who got it. It was deeply appreciated.
But in many ways the highlights of the week were not even related to the conference. The people I talked to, black South Africans in particular who uber-shuttled me back and forth to the conference each day, were warm and interesting and wonderful. They helped me understand South Africa. I learned about the country's history, its politics, its culture, its way of life. And later, I learned about its natural history, which is how I will end this account.
Although expensive for even a one-day experience, booking a safari trip seemed like a must. So I did and saw lion, elephant, zebra, giraffe, rhino, baboons and water buffalo in their natural habitat, some at extremely close quarters. Being in the bush itself was amazing too, but our close (too close) encounter with a hornery male elephant, my photos of which you see here, easily qualifies as one of the most exciting experiences of my entire life. Next day I left for home, feeling drained beyond belief.
What a note on which to leave. What a trip!
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Posted: 07/26/2012 - The results are out for a citizen survey commissioned by the city of College Station -- and it looks like the city is making the grade, but has room for improvement.
Posted: 07/26/2012 - The results are out for a citizen survey commissioned by the city of College Station -- and it looks like the city is making the grade, but has room for improvement.
Posted: 07/25/2012 - The federal government is projecting the record drought gripping half the U.S. will help push food prices up by 3 percent to 4 percent next year.
Posted: 07/25/2012 - Americans bought fewer new homes in June after sales jumped to a two-year high in May. The steep decline suggests a weaker job market could make the housing recovery slow and uneven.
Posted: 07/20/2012 - (City of Hearne Press Release) Union Pacific (UP) is talking with local landowners and officials about its hope to build one of the biggest railroad classification yards in Texas between Hearne and Mumford.
Updated: 07/20/2012 - Robertson County could get a huge economic boost from Union Pacific Rail.
Posted: 07/20/2012 - The company that runs the Suddenlink Communications cable provider has agreed to sell itself to its management and other investors who will invest about $2 billion in the company.
Posted: 07/12/2012 - Residents in Navasota now have more options when it pertains to vision care. Eye Care Center of Bryan is now providing services and expanding patient care for the Navasota area.
Posted: 07/06/2012 - Facebook and Yahoo have agreed to settle a patent dispute. This averts a potentially bitter battle over the technology running two of the Internet's most popular destinations.
Posted: 07/01/2012 - Joel Martinez, director of Waco Regional Airport, confirmed to KWTX News 10 that the last United Airlines commuter flight will depart from the Waco Regional Airport on September 4.
Updated: 06/27/2012 - Unemployment rates rose in more than two-thirds of U.S. cities last month, evidence that the slowdown in hiring last month was felt nationwide.
Posted: 06/27/2012 - With summer temperatures soaring, the Texas Public Utility Commission is set to vote on raising the price cap on wholesale electricity rates by 50 percent.
Posted: 06/27/2012 - The dollar is trading higher, boosted by encouraging - if incremental - news about the U.S. economy.
Posted: 06/26/2012 - n yet another change that upset users, Facebook has replaced the email addresses users chose to display on their profile pages with (at)facebook.com addresses.
Updated: 04/03/2013 - Joe Pool, Jr., attorney and former Texas Supreme Court candidate, endorsed John Devine over the incumbent, David Medina, for the Texas Supreme Court primary run-off election on Tuesday night.
Updated: 06/22/2012 - Texas A&M maintenance, landscaping, custodial, and dining employees met with A&M President R. Bowen Loftin and University System Chancellor John Sharp Thursday morning to learn their fate in the university's plan to outsource their departments.
Posted: 06/18/2012 - Songza, a new online radio service, is leapfrogging Pandora as the most popular free music app for Apple devices.
Posted: 06/15/2012 - Facebook's stock closed with a gain for the week for the first time since its initial public offering a month ago.
Updated: 06/14/2012 - U.S. stocks are higher in morning trading, despite an increase in the number of new jobless claims.
Updated: 07/08/2013 - A new study says women physician-scientists are paid much less than their male counterparts. The salary difference over a career could pay for a college education, a spacious house, or even a retirement nest egg.
Updated: 06/12/2012 - The Bryan-College Station Eagle has been sold to Berkshire-Hathaway Inc.
Updated: 06/08/2012 - (Press Release) Children and teens can easily go over their cell phone data limit playing games, surfing the Internet, and downloading music
Updated: 06/07/2012 - The fastest growing small businesses in the area were honored Wednesday.
Updated: 05/03/2012 - Last September, Texas State Climatologist Dr. John Nielson-Gammon said that Texas as a whole could be in store for a 10 to 15 year drought. After soaking Winter rains, is that forecast still valid?
Updated: 05/02/2012 - If you take the time to look up, you'll see dead and dying trees across the Brazos Valley and all over Texas. While some of the after effects of last years drought are just now showing up, it is not too late to save stressed landscape.
Updated: 05/02/2012 - Coming off the drought of 2011, and with the uncertainty that there could be drought conditions once again this summer, water conservation is highly important -- and important now.