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Ironclad Art: The Motorcycle is a family friendly event using the outdoor Sculpture Park at Cedarhurst as an exhibition area to recognize the motorcycle as a sculptural object and a vehicle for self-expression. This event is unlike any other bike show in southern Illinois as it strives to capture the history and culture of motorcycling.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Annual Halloween Parade & Fall Festival Craft Fair
The Fall Festival has so much to offer including a huge parade, chili cook-off, mini train rides, haunted house, craft fair, food and a car show.
This craft brewery will satisfy the thrist of beer drinkers looking for locally brewed IPA and other house specialties.
A KR is a 2-seat composite home built aircraft, and is named KR after the names of the first builders. Each year enthusiasts, builders, and pilots travel to the KR Gathering to exchange ideas, to learn more about the KR, talk to pilots and other builders, take pictures to assist in the building process and to see friends from past gatherings.
CITY:Mount Vernon
This weekly market is all about showcasing locally grown and produced products to help build an entrepreneurial community. Friday's will run from May - September each Friday from 3 – 8 p.m. at the Broadway Market. Enjoy local beers & wines, prepared foods, locally raised beef & pork, produce, plants, baked goods, live artist demonstrations, handmade goods, community activities each week, and a kids area.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Winery, restaurant, and lakeside event pavilion. Lots of outdoor seating. Great place for a relaxing day away or to gather with friends.
Midwestern Herb and Garden Show
Come to a garden oasis in February! With vendors throughout the midwest, nationally known speakers, exhibitors, and topics from water gardening, herb growing, bulbs, bird items, topiaries and antiques; there's something of interest for everyone!
CITY:Mount Vernon
Serving a wide variety of fresh, made-to-order Southwest fare in a welcoming environment.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Authentic Italian food with great atmosphere at affordable prices.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Cedarhurst Craft Fair Preview Night
Every year visitors look forward to the Cedarhurst Craft Fair Friday evening preview, featuring jazz, great food and beverages, and first choice among hundreds of vendors' merchandise.
CITY:Mount Vernon
South Marcum Campground sits along the banks of Rend Lake in the heart of Southern Illinois. With plenty of unobstructed views of the water, campers are able to take in scenic sunsets as well as enjoy activities such as bank fishing, right from the campground.
6 back-in sites, 4 cabins, 42 shady drive-thru spaces for RVs, with water, sewer, electric hookups. Clean restrooms with showers and automatic laundry. Dumping station, propane fill station, and tent sites available. Picnic tables on site. Free wifi at the Welcome Center. Pets are permitted and reservations are accepted.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Come to the huge fireworks display at the Mt. Vernon Airport for July 4th. This event also includes live entertainment, children's area, food vendors, and much more!
CITY:Mount Vernon
A retreat center and summer residential camp with 1 and 2 week summer sessions for 2nd-8th graders just 2 miles southeast of Rend Lake.
Full of hospitality and free of highway noises and crowds. Come hunt whitetail and upland birds in a variety of settings.
Balloons Over Mt. Vernon & Fly-In
The event will host over 15 hot air balloons including a 140 foot Shark balloon that goes by "Sharky" taking flight October 14, 15 & 16, 2016 at the Mt. Vernon Outland Airport. There will be a balloon glow, tether balloon offering paid rides, a Vietnam Veteran's Reunion, VIP seating, sponsor booths, family activities, vendors, crafters, inflatables and much more family fun.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Famous for mesquite-grilled steaks, and "Texas-sized" portions, Lone Star Steakhouse restaurants deliver an authentic Texas themed experience, offering truly unique and flavorful food and outstanding service to every guest. The menu offers great variety beyond steak … salmon, ribs, sandwiches, burgers and more.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Ryan's Family Steakhouse - Mt. Vernon
Buffet, sit down restaurant. Family styled restaurant centered on steak. Dine in or carry out. Buffet everyday with an array of delicious foods to choose from. Children's priced buffet too.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Antiques & Vintage, furniture, jewelry, seasonal decorations and items. On the Benton Square just 5 miles south of Rend Lake.
Plane & Pilot Midwest LSA Expo
At the Plane & Pilot Midwest LSA Expo, you'll find Light Sport Aircrafts lined on the tarmac of the Mt. Vernon Airport. Also find LSA's for sale, ancillary equipment and related services.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Furniture, home décor, collectibles, antiques and jewelry. Just 5 miles south of Rend Lake, 1/2 block off the Benton Public Square.
Illinois State Museum-Southern Illinois Art Gallery
A museum gallery featuring theme-based exhibits of works created by past and contemporary Illinois artist and artisans. Less than 1 mile southeast of Rend Lake.
A family owned farm provides a safe, family-friendly atmosphere. Features a general store, barn-o-rama, seasonal activities, and home grown pumpkins, and enjoy you-pick or pre-picked farm fresh strawberries and blackberries. Only 7 miles south of Rend Lake.
American diner with Greek offerings.
The winning Pride of Super 8 Salem, IL is conveniently located at I-57 and US Why 50 in beautiful Southern IL. We are centrally located between Stephen A. Forbes State Park, Carlyle Lake and Rend Lake. Enjoy our many festivals and small town hospitality, such as the annual Bluegrass Festival, Antique Power Days, Centralia Balloon Festival and Salem Super Car Cruise. The Super 8 Salem is within minutes of the William Jennings Bryan Home and Museum.
Papa Z's Ice Cream & Sandwich Shoppe
Visit Papa Z's in Mt. Vernon for home-made fudge and home-made hand dipped premium ice cream. Featuring over 20 flavors, and a variety of sherbet and sorbets. Papa Z's also serves frozen custard, ice cream sodas, sundaes concretes, and shakes! Don't forget about the fudge!
CITY:Mount Vernon
Hoffman House offers delicious food in a casual, elegant atmosphere.
Family restaurant with country cooking.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Home to outstanding food and drinks, a great atmosphere for sports and families.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Dine in or carry out of Bar-B-Que, ribs, chunk cod fish, steaks and chicken.
Chinese food served in a family atmosphere.
Sandwiches, snacks and drinks. Located inside a bowling alley.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Barbeque is the specialty here.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Old-fashioned farm market specializing in fresh vegetables, fruits, deli and meat counter, candy, honey, nuts, Amish jams and jellies, and much more.
American family-style dinners served 24 hours a day. Senior menu. Also full bar and lounge.
Mexican hospitality with fine Mexican food. Bien venidos, amigos.
Located in downtown Mt. Vernon. 36-room facility
CITY:Mount Vernon
Country cooking.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Buffet style restaurant inside Mt. Vernon Airport
CITY:Mount Vernon
Motel located near I-64/I-57 Interchange offerning wireless internet and free coffee.
CITY:Mount Vernon
The Frosty Mug Bar & Grill is a great place to bring the whole family for lunch or dinner. Located in Mt Vernon, IL, the Frosty is a restaurant and bar with daily lunch specials at affordable prices. Stop in for a great meal served by a friendly staff and see what you've been missing!
CITY:Mount Vernon
Offers full lunch and dinner menu along with homemade desserts. We specialize in hand-cut steaks.
Newly remodeled rooms. Under new management. King size beds. Ground level parking. Direct dialphone. Cable color tv. Accept all major credit cards.
63 rooms located close to I-57.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Mexican Restaurant. See other locations.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Beautiful, modern 4-story motel, located in downtown Centralia, across from the historic bell tower. Walking distance to several good cafes and shops.
Chico's menu is full of delicious south of the border favorites.
Motel that features 24 rooms.
Home of the Uncle Joe's All Purpose Sauces. Located at Exit 83 on Interstate 57 near Rend Lake.
Greek restaurant with homemade desserts, soups and dishes.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Prepare for a summer adventure at the full-service marina offering long term slip rentals and transient rentals. Water-ski, cast a line from a fishing boat or join friends on a pontoon boat.
Located at the Rend Lake Resort, this friendly restaurant offers fine regional cuisine with a waterfront view. Try the Sunday afternoon all-you-can-eat fried chicken buffet.
Located just off I-57 at Benton Exit, this modern motel extends the traveler 48 clean rooms, free morning coffee and convenient restaurant and lounge on premises. Special packages for hunters and fishermen.
Located in a rustic log cabin in the woods near Rend Lake, a large tasting room, huge stone fireplace, and a wraparound deck provides a great place to sample Pheasant Hollow's award-winning wines. Only 1 mile east of Rend Lake.
101 rooms located near I-57. Indoor pool, spa and exercise room. Rooms with whirlpool tubs available.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Homecooking away from home. Daily lunch specials.
Craig-O's Pizza, Pasta & Hot Oven Subs
Craig-O's offers an assortment pizza, pasta, sub-sandwiches and more.
Come experience a variety of exciting and entertaining events. Live theater performances, sporting events, comedy shows, great music and more. Located just 5 miles south of Rend Lake.
236 rooms located near I-57. Large banquet and meeting facilities. Restaurants inside hotel.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Bar & grill.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Enjoy affordable rates in a convenient location when choosing the Quality Inn® in Mount Vernon, IL, ideally located off of Interstate 57 near many area points of interest.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Conveniently and centrally located the Americas Best Value Inn proves to be a great starting point for those visiting historic Mt. Vernon. The property is a four story, exterior corridor facility with spacious guestrooms.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Tequila Mexican Restaurant offers delicious Mexican food at a great price with fabulous, fast, and friendly service.
Close to Interstate 57/64
CITY:Mount Vernon
Conveniently located off Interstate 57 on U.S. Route 50 the hotel is less than 3 miles from Bryan Memorial Park. Carlyle Lake and Forbes Lake are minutes away and offer swimming, hiking, boating, hunting and fishing. Stephen A. Forbes State Park is about 20 minutes from the hotel. The birthplace of Miracle Whip and the GI Bill of Rights, Salem is also the birthplace of William Jennings Bryan, one of the greatest politicians in United States history. This hotel offers many amenities including free breakfast, wifi, 24hour coffee & juice and free local calls. Enjoy the relaxing in the indoor heated pool. Travelers appreciate conveniences like computer hook-ups and copy/fax services. All guest rooms have coffee makers, hair dryers, irons, ironing boards & cable tv. For families, the hotel has special family rooms with three queen beds and separate rooms with a television for mom and dad. Smoking and non-smoking rooms are also offered.
Historic, elegant, fine dining featuring steaks, fresh seafood, exquisite entrees, cocktails and fine wine. Open for lunch, dinner and banquets for 100+.
120 camping sites with electricity and 8 tent sites on beautiful Rend Lake. Full hookups on selected sites. Beach.
Newly remodeled rooms at budget rates. Children welcome.
Family atmosphere with home cooked meals. Full menu. Two banquet rooms.
Fish with an "old Tavern recipe". Upscale decor with mid scale prices. Tropical theme with crawdads once a month & other fish dinners plus chicken and pork.
A state-licensed hunting preserve, we provide hunters with a good environment and quality deer management. Also quail, pheasant,chukar and dove hunting available. Package prices available upon request for walk-in hunts, corporate & business hunts.
25 rooms, pets allowed
Conveniently located near I-64/I-57 Interchange with 24-hour indoor pool, fitness center, free hot breakfast, and business center
CITY:Mount Vernon
Illinois State Museum - Southern Illinois Art Gallery
A museum gallery featuring theme-based exhibits of works created by past and contemporary Illinois artists and artisans. Less than 1 mile southeast of Rend Lake.
Newest motel with friendly, clean, and quiet lodging.Good service plus a good nights sleep.
At Season's enjoy either casual or semi-formal dining at its best. Full service bar, seasonal favorites and specials with a beautiful view of Rend Lake golf course. Meeting and banquet rooms for up to 250.
Our menu features everything you love about country cooking, plus a few items that might just surprise you.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Beautiful campground on Rend Lake with 118 sites with electricity. Full hookups available on selected sites. Three picnic shelter areas (wheelchair accessible). One group area with 21 wooded campsites for $100 a day.
Downtown Mt. Vernon (The District)
Visit Downtown Mt. Vernon for a variety of shops, including a kitchen store, photography studio, musical instruments, clothing, fine jewelry, scrapbooking supplies, and gifts.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Largest privately owned antique shop in Southern Illinois. General line of antiques and collectibles, glassware, primitives, old toys, old tools and lamp parts.
Country Cooking Restaurant
CITY:Mount Vernon
Strong's Gifts and Collectibles
Gifts for all occasions, name brand collectibles, greeting cards for all holidays.
Camper and tent sites, approx. 60 hookups; shaded, family-oriented camping. Only 2 mi. to Rend Lake.
Chili's Grill & Bar - Mt. Vernon
Mexican food.
CITY:Mount Vernon
Martin's Restaurant & Catering
Family atmosphere. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Daily specials. Everything's homemade. Large variety of sandwiches available. Call ahead for group, seating for 65.
Low daily, weekly rates, located near fast food, stores, and laundry mat.
Sam Dale Lake Conservation Area
Multiple-use recreational area with a 194-acre lake. It provides habitat for shore birds and upland game and offers camping, hunting, hiking, fishing and horseback riding.
Located on the west side of Rend Lake off of Route 148. Offers electricity, water and sewer, shower house, bottle gas filed, dumping stations as well as campers to rent. Owners: Robert and Angela Holder.
Fine antiques, furniture, and collectibles in old historic building on Main Street of Sesser.
20 sites, big rigs welcome.
Located near I-57 & I64
CITY:Mount Vernon
General line of antiques, collectibles, glassware, furniture, primitives, crafts, records, and books. Call for appointment.
Chinese Buffet 7 days a week, featuring the best Hunan, Szechwan & Mandarin Cuisine in the area. we also offer carry out, buffet to go, lunch specials, and a seafood buffet on Friday & Saturday. Located on the beautiful Benton Square.
A Comfortable and Affordable Lodging Experience The Guesthouse Inn & Suites Salem IL hotel offers the convenience of a Denny's Restaurant and Cocktail lounge on site. Our Salem Hotel offers a 24 hour front desk service, free local calls, parking, USA Today Newspaper, coffee, hot chocolate, tea, and complimentary popcorn. We are a pet friendly Salem Inn, pet fee apply.
Kaskaskia College's Blue Devil Gymnasium has hosted NJCAA tournaments, as well as many youth and all-star events. This full-size college floor can handle a pair of basketball or volleyball courts. On the exterior, the complex features a baseball field with batting cages, two softball diamonds and a full-size soccer field.


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Hailed as a shoe that trains your foot, the Nike Free 4.0 V2 Women's Running Shoes have a barefoot feel allowing natural movement of your toes, a lightweight Phylite midsole for comfort, and a waffle patterned rubber outsole providing enhanced traction. Overall the Nike Free makes for a comfortable and highly flexible shoe ready for training at the gym or casual outings.
Since its original release in 2004, the Nike Free has become a colossal franchise for Nike, transcending into the flexible and casual alternative that is both fashionable and functional.

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Eric C. Driggs, 44, of Sardis, died Wednesday (Dec. 5, 2012) at Camden-Clark Hospital in Parkersburg.
He was born July 19, 1968, in New Martinsville, W.Va., the son of Donald and Naomi Wichterman Driggs, also of Sardis.
Eric was a delivery manager at Lowe's Home Improvement store in Vienna, W.Va..
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Carl and June Myers Wichterman; paternal grandfather, Ernest Driggs and paternal grandmother, Ruth Hunter.
In addition to his parents, survivors include two brothers, Lee (Annika) Driggs and Michael Driggs, a sister, Michelle Driggs, all of Sardis; and five nieces and nephews, Gage Driggs, Hunter Driggs, Jessie Driggs, Kaitlyn Driggs and Rylee Driggs.
Family will receive friends on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m. at Grisell Funeral Home & Crematory, 37234 Mound St., Sardis.
Private services will be held at the convenience of the family.
Sympathy expressions at grisellfuneralhomes.com


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Broad Spectrum
Curated by Molly Donovan, Associate Cuator of Modern Art, National Gallery, D.C.
broad-spectrum adj. (orig. U.S.) of a drug, effective over a wide range of diseases or micro-organisms.
1952 Sci. Amer. Apr. 49/3 They are known as the broad-spectrum drugs, because each of them attacks a wide range of infections.
1954 S. DUKE-ELDER Parsons' Dis. Eye (ed. 12) x. 121 The 'broad spectrum' antibiotics, are clinically effective against both Gram-positive and Gram-negative organisms.
1969 Times 3 Mar. 5/8 The new concept of integrated pest control was discussed... It means avoiding the broad spectrum chemicals and changing lines of attack.
Art can cure whatever ails us. It improves our lives. Art is also preventative and keeps us from acquiring negative effects, whether social, psychological, or physiological. Art is extensive, and thereby capable of treating a wide variety of issues. Perhaps, most importantly, art is inclusive. The term "broad-spectrum" applies to this selection of works at the Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts (DCCA) because it includes different expressions, materials, and subjects.
Taken on its own, the term "broad" applies to the mission of the DCCA to "extend innovative programs to a diverse community." The word "spectrum" also refers to a wide range of characteristics, most appropriately those (multicolored or dark) defined by a light source. So too, this term speaks to the purpose of DCCA to give "exposure to the creative process." For an exhibition opening in summertime, Broad Spectrum operates as a metaphor for art as an ointment that offers value and protection, a sunscreen that enables the goodness of the light to get in, while keeping the harmful rays out.
-Molly Donovan
Associate Curator, Modern Art, National Gallery
Congratulations to the 2013 Member's Juried Group Exhibition Artists:
Edwina Brennan • West Chester, PA
Nancy Breslin • Newark, DE
Linda Celestian • Wilmington, DE
Steven Dobbin • Mt. Airy, MD
Edward Evans • Stroudsburg, PA
Daniel Gerwin • Philadelphia, PA
Lorraine Glessner • Rockledge, PA
Mia Halton • Baltimore, MD
Florin Hategan • ON, Canada
Laura Beamesderfer Havlish • Philadelphia, PA
Joseph Iacona • Philadelphia, PA
June Julian • New York, NY
Dean Kessman • Washington, D.C.
Jack Knight • Long Neck, DE
David Knopp • Baltimore, MD
Patrick Koziol • Philadelphia, PA
Bradley LaMere • Wilmington, DE
Jae Hee Lee • Columbia, MD
Nicole Lenzi • Baltimore, MD
Paulo Machado • Landenberg, PA
Charles Mintz • Cleveland, OH
Matt Neff • Philadelphia, PA
Jack Schneider • Jamaica Plain, MA
Constance Simon • Wilmington, DE
Carol Taylor-Kearney • Wenonah, NJ
Sabina Tichindeleanu • Philadelphia, PA


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University of Maryland Eastern Shore
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Faculty Members
Dr. Joseph Arumala
is a Civil/Structural Engineer and a Professor in the Construction Management Technology Program. He teaches several courses including Structural Analysis and Design and Surveying. He is the Faculty Advisor for the UMES Chapter of Sigma Lambda Chi, the International Honor Society for Construction and is actively involved in Community Development projects and in research into sustainable Alternative Building Materials and Renewable Energy Use in Buildings.
Dr. Leon Copeland
is an Emeritus Professor in the Department of Technology. He has an Ed.D. in Occupational and Technical Education from Virginia Tech. Dr. Copeland has a wealth of experience in curriculum development and program administration. He has received grant funding from the National Science Foundation, The Federal Highway Administration, The State Highway Administration and the Maryland State Department of Education. Dr. Copeland teaches graduate and professional education courses.
Dr. Derrek Dunn
is currently a tenured Full Professor and Chairperson of the Department of Technology in the School of Business and Technology at University of Maryland at Eastern Shore (UMES). Dr. Dunn has taught college level courses in such areas as Wireless Communication Systems, Computer Networks, Telecommunication Management, Global Positioning Systems, and Optical Systems.
Dr. Dunn received his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from North Carolina A&T State University. He also received a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, Master of Science in Mathematics and a Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Dr. Dunn brings nearly 15 years of experience in teaching and research on learners and learning at a distance, and experience in the use of distance education in technology and engineering.
Dr. Kenny Fotouhi
is a Professor in the Electrical Engineering Technology program. He has a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Missouri. Dr. Fotouhi has been actively involved in a joint research project at the University of Maryland College Park developing new semi conductor materials. Dr. Fotouhi teaches courses in circuit analysis, advanced computer networks, logic and switching, and circuit design.
Dr. Tyler Love
is an Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the Technology and Engineering (T&E) Education program. He has a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in Integrative STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) Education from Virginia Tech. Dr. Love received his Bachelor of Science degree from UMES in Technology Education. As an undergraduate student he was a member of the UMES Honors Program and played baseball for the Hawks. In 2015 Dr. Love received UMES's Ductus Exemplo "Leadership by Example" Distinguished Alumnus honor. He specializes in research focused on designing safer STEM education laboratories, and examining T&E educators' Pedagogical Content Knowledge. Dr. Love teaches undergraduate T&E and professional education courses.
Dr. Thomas Loveland
is a Professor and coordinates the M.Ed. Program in Career and Technology Education for the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. He has a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction: Vocational Education from the University of South Florida. Dr. Loveland has twice been a Fulbright Foundation Recipient and received the Lockette/Monroe Humanitarian Award from the International Technology and Engineering Educator Association.
Dr. Jeffrey Molavi
is an associate professor in the Construction Management Technology program. He has a Ph.D., a M.S. degrees in Civil/Construction Engineering and Management, a Master of Architecture, a certificate in Urban Design and Planning all from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Dr. Molavi teaches courses in environmental technologies, construction methods and equipment, site development, green buildings, construction materials, and computer applications in construction.
Dr. Carlos Salgado
is an Associate Professor and Coordinator of the Construction Management Technology program. He has a Ph.D. in Construction Engineering and Management from the University of Maryland College Park, and a M.S. degree in Construction Engineering Ohio State University. Dr. Salgado teaches courses in quantity surveying, estimating planning and scheduling, construction contracts and specifications, project management, and microcomputer applications.
Mr. Bijan Shapoorian
is the Interim Program Director for Construction Management Technology program at Shady Grove. Mr. Shapoorian holds a Bachelor's in Environmental Design, Bachelor's in Architecture, and Master's in Regional and City Planning from the University of Oklahoma. He has over twenty years of experience in building design and construction management in residential and light commercial construction in addition to land and neighborhood developments.
Dr. Emin Yilmaz
is a Professor in the Mechanical Engineering Technology program. He has a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering from the University of Michigan. Dr. Yilmaz has broad and comprehensive knowledge in various engineering and technical disciplines including computers and data acquisition. Dr. Yilmaz is a P.E. (Professional Engineer) and he teaches strength of materials, applied dynamics, design technology, and computer integrated manufacturing.
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Recipe: Shaved Brussel Sprout Salad
For the Salad:
2 cups fresh Brussels sprouts, shaved on a mandolin or chopped with a knife
1/4 small-medium red onion thinly sliced
2 Tablespoons Spanish Marcona almonds
2 Tablespoons dried cranberries
Lemon Honey Mustard Dressing:
Whisk together:
2 shallots
4 cloves garlic
1 Tablespoon Dijon mustard
2 Tablespoon honey
2 teaspoons lemon juice
Slowly blend in 1 Cup olive oil/canola oil mix until incorporated, add salt and pepper to taste. Toss in 3 T fresh parmesean cheese and serve.
Optional: add 3 slices cooked and crisp bacon


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This ice-cold treat has a twist--and a tail--just right for quenching an explorer's thirst.
Weekdays on Nick Jr.
Place the template on a cookie sheet and cover with wax paper.
To make the tail, melt the chocolate chips in a medium microwavable bowl until smooth, about 25 to 30 seconds. Stir in a pinch of cocoa powder to tint to an off white. Spoon the mixture into a plastic bag.
Snip a small corner from the bag and pipe the tail on the wax paper using the template as a guide. Sprinkle the top end with the yellow sprinkles. Make two tails. Place the cookie sheet in the refrigerator until set, about 5 minutes.
To make the shake, combine the ice cream, milk, and crushed ice in a blender. Process until smooth. Add more evaporated milk if necessary. Divide the mixture into two tall glasses. Carefully peel the tails from the wax paper and insert into the shake. Sprinkle the tops with some ground cloves.
Dora takes the cake. And in this case, she IS the cake!
Get a taste of the tropics with this healthy, fruity drink!
Thanksgiving guests will want to swipe every last piece
Make this a-DORA-ble autumn treat for the apple of your eye!
Kids will go bananas for Boots' yummy baked treat!
Turn breakfast into an adventure when you make Dora pancakes!
Present your pie with your preschooler's favorite explorer!
Dress up sugar cookies in Dora's festive and fruity attire!
Bake up purr-fect cookies for your Halloween fiesta!
Make this a-DORA-ble sandwich for your sweetheart!
Charm loved ones with Dora's dainty cupcake rings on Valentine's Day!
Warm their hearts with Dora's favorite drink!
Kids will get a kick out of making Boots from bread and bologna!
You'll be a star in your preschooler's eyes when you make these stellar yet easy treats!
Bake up Boots with your little kitchen helper!
Your little star will love exploring this healthy pasta salad!
Share this snack with your little explorers. They're sure to swipe it right off the kitchen table!
Make a cake fit for a princess!
A homemade holiday tradition with a delicious Dora twist!
Summon a sea filled with sweet starfish covered in icing
Treasure the smiles when you make these cupcakes for your little pirate!
A royal recipe with a sweet surprise!
Ahoy! It's Dora in her pirate gear
Wishing Backpack could join your birthday party? Here's how he can!
Kids of all ages will swipe these cupcakes faster than you know who!
Dora on a cupcake? Delicioso!
Dora's dessert is a garden of delights with fruity flowers & sweet pudding!
Kids will have fun in the kitchen making these bubble bites just right!
Fishin' for a quick and easy treat for your Bubble Guppies fan?
Create a snack your kids won't be able to keep their paws off!
Make this snack in a snap & watch them disappear like magic!
Thanksgiving guests will want to swipe every last piece
Surprise party guests with this pair of costume-clad bunnies
Make this a-DORA-ble autumn treat for the apple of your eye!
Present your pie with your preschooler's favorite explorer!
Let Max wish your little bunny a happy Valentine's Day!
Turn plain pound cake into bite-sized cake pops that look like Little Fish!
Pizza for dessert? It's umirrific!
Little drummers everywhere will love these sweet treats
Make this tasty treat any day of the week--it's simple!
Kids will want s'more of this chocolate and marshmallow-filled treat!
Your kids will love keeping track of this colossal cookie that's perfect for sharing!
You'll be a star in your preschooler's eyes when you make these stellar yet easy treats!
Take their taste buds on an ice cream Arctic adventure!
Try a festive party mix that's packed with nutrients
Getting hot out? Chill out with these strawberry cream treats


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DENVER - Authorities say they have found a capsized boat on Turquoise Lake near Leadville, but the man believed to have been fishing from it is still missing.
The Denver Post reports Anthony Pacheco left his home with his dog at about 8 a.m. Saturday, and his family reported him missing when he hadn't returned by 10 p.m.
Lisa Burke, a spokeswoman for the Lake County Sheriff's Office, says it was very windy on the lake Saturday.
A dive team is searching the lake, but the operation is still considered a rescue attempt.
The dog has been found alive.


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Need to know the difference between the Lindy Hop and the swing? Ask a local elementary kid.
For the past six weeks, students at Red Hill Elementary School have been learning the paces of not only those popular ballroom dances, but also the tango and the waltz. Their efforts culminated last Friday night at the Dancing with the Bear Cubs - a special evening of dance with a special purpose.
The event was a fund-raiser for RHES student Maddie Fetterolf who lost her mother Robyn earlier this year. The gym was standing room only for Dancing with the Bear Cubs. Before the kids took the floor, Maddie's grandmother spoke about how special it was to celebrate Robyn's life with music, dance and joyful children. The event raised $6,000 for Maddie's scholarship fund and donations will still be accepted through Friday, Feb. 17.
"We taught the four dances for six weeks, spending about a week and a half per dance," said Shaina O'Sullivan, RHES music teacher. "The student's favorite dance was the swing. It was fun and energetic."
After teaching the kids basic moves, the students were let loose to come up with their own routines and tricks.
O'Sullivan said a few simple rules helped the elementary kids overcome their natural aversion to physical contact with the opposite sex.
"We talked a lot about ballroom etiquette in class, and how to behave in the ballroom," O'Sullivan said. "Girls were not allowed to say 'no' to someone who asked them to dance, and boys only had one minute to find a partner. Also, we switched partners every two minutes so that they were always with someone new."
O'Sullivan said the kids also talked a lot about making new friends, learning how to work with different people, and how to be a good partner by helping those who are having a hard time learning the dance during the ballroom lessons.


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specifically, is it possible for a browsable folder to have cover art, as opposed to the folder icon? i mean the actual folder, not the movie files contained inside of it. when i put a folder.jpg inside a folder, it just applies that jpg as the cover art to all of the files in the folder. i gather that's what it's supposed to do.
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Lanlivery Holiday Cottages
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Dotted about a moorland parish, our Lanlivery holiday cottages offer a relaxing escape close to some of Cornwall's top attractions. The village is made up of a handful of cottages, a welcoming 12th Century inn and a pretty church.
Out and about from our Lanlivery holiday homes
Explore the wild landscapes of Bodmin Moor and the wetlands of Helman Tor, a sweeping region rich in wildlife, dominated by huge stone boulders - head up to the rocks for sensational views. Stomp along the Saint's Way, an ancient pilgrim route linking Padstow and Fowey, or the trails of the Luxulyan Valley World Heritage Site. Or opt for leisurely strolls along the banks of the River Fowey.
At the end of the estuary sits the harbour town of Fowey, jostling with yachts and fantastic places to eat and drink. Other points of interest include St. Catherine's Castle, Readymoney Cove and a Literary Centre celebrating the works of Daphne du Maurier. St. Austell, the Georgian village of Charlestown and Mevagissey are also nearby.
Once the county's capital, the historic town of Lostwithiel is another interesting place for our Lanlivery cottage holidaymakers to visit, crammed with antique and interior design shops and guarded by the ruins of Restormel Castle.
And don't forget the Eden Project, a short drive from our Lanlivery holiday properties and known for its award-winning global gardens, housed in tropical biomes amid a crater as big as thirty football pitches!
Evenings bring board games and banter in your Lanlivery holiday rental. Or walk to the charming pub, with its beamed ceilings, crackling fires and pretty beer garden.
Please find below a selection of self catering holiday cottages to rent in or near Lanlivery.


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WILLIAMSTOWN - Fenton Art Glass Co. is introducing the Eternal Hope handcrafted glass bead that will benefit breast cancer research.
This bead, in the spring 2013 jewelry collection, has a special message: "Touching lives with hope. . . mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends. . . let's give them our love and support." One dollar from the sale of each Eternal Hope bead will be donated to breast cancer research, Fenton officials said.
Terry Ellen Nutter, online marketing manager, said the new beads are available at the Fenton gift shop and online. She said the beads are just now being shipped to stores across the country.
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Fenton Art Glass Co. is introducing a handcrafted glass bead that will benefit breast cancer research. The bead is called Eternal Hope and is available at the Fenton Gift Shop and online. Shipments to retailers have begun, company officials said.
This soft pink handcrafted glass bead has the word Hope on the front and a handpainted Hawthorn blossom on the back, designed by Truda ''TJ'' Mendenhall. Each handpainted bead is initialed by the artist who completed it.
George Fenton, president of Fenton Art Glass Co., said the company has made a number of special beads and the Eternal Hope bead was suggested by customers. Fenton said reaction from the public to the new beads has been positive.
"I talked with a customer a few days ago and she was happy to hear we would focus on research, saying she felt that was where money is needed," he said. "It made sense to us."
Fenton said the company has made other special edition beads. The Eternal Hope beads will have a suggested retail price of $35 and $1 from each sale will be donated to breast cancer research, Fenton said.
"It is selling in the top five of our new introductions," he said. "That's a good thing."
It has not been determined which organization will be the recipient of part of the beads sales, but it will be specifically for research, Fenton said.
Fenton said the company has made special beads before.
"We did some beads for CASA last year and they were successful," he said. "We plan to do a commemorative bead for the West Virginia Art and Craft Festival in Ripley this year."


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Pass the mustard and UP THE REVOLUTION!
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Hmmph. Even the newbies have nothing to contribute to this thread.
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It's all goin on over there! Ain't nothing goin on here....
this threads continues to excel in being the Wonder bread of threads.
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Between this and the "mumblings thread", it's fairly obvious constant intellectual discourse is not pursued by all. Small talk is how people get to know one another also, IMO.
Nothing is below small talk.
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The Pinal County Sheriff's office says in a release that inmate Joseph Andrew Dekenipp was caught a few hours after he escaped Friday from the county detention center.
The office says he would undergo treatment for serious cuts he got from the wire before being returned to the lockup.
The Arizona Republic reports that the 40-year-old Dekenipp was arrested without incident after he arrived at a Coolidge saloon and grill where he was to meet his girlfriend. Coolidge is about 35 miles southeast of Phoenix.
Dekenipp has been in jail since his arrest Jan. 10 on suspicion of vehicle theft, trafficking in stolen property, unlawful flight, and driving on a suspended license.
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Thursday, 05/16/1991
The Sting, New Britain, CT
Set 1: Buried Alive > GolgiGolgi Apparatus, Foam, Cavern, DividedDivided Sky, Forbin'sColonel Forbin's Ascent > MockingbirdFly Famous Mockingbird > CDTChalk Dust Torture, YEMYou Enjoy Myself, Magilla[1], Llama
Set 2: Runaway Jim, Dinner and a Movie > Bouncin'Bouncing Around the Room, LandladyThe Landlady, CoilThe Squirming Coil, Tweezer, MSOMy Sweet One, LizardsThe Lizards, GTBTGood Times Bad Times
Encore: Sweet Adeline
[1] Bryan Smith on trombone.
· Rhythm-A-Ning tease in Magilla
Average Song Gap: 2.19
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon, Bryan Smith (Guest)
Notes: Magilla featured a guest appearance from Bryan Smith on trombone and a Rhythm-A-Ning tease from Trey. Adeline was chosen as the encore because of curfew issues.
Song Distribution:
6 A Picture of Nectar
5 Junta
3 Lawn Boy
3 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
2 Stash
2 The White Tape
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Okay, not "Alaska" cold, but cold enough to bundle up!
I live in a high desert area and am needing some running pants that'll keep me warm in cold temps...we'll say around 32 degrees - I'm not sure if I'm brave enough to run when it's below freezing outside! ha ha
I'm fairly new to running and I don't want to break the bank. Does anyone have any suggestions, favorite brands, or favorite features you'd recommend?
Jenn / BradenMommyof5
At 32 degrees, you should be able to get by with just running tights for your legs. All the major brands sell them and I'm guessing they're less money than running pants.
Gloves for your hands and an unlined windbreaker will come in handy as well. If you buy a windbreaker, be sure to buy one with a full length zipper, you can use the zipper to help control body temperature if you start to heat up.
For me, just one tech shirt under the windbreaker works fine at your temps. Lastly, a hat will help keep you warm also.
Good luck!
Enjoy life, this ain't a rehearsal...
Hi Jenn,
There are a lot of quality brands offering thermal wear, and I like the options from Nike because they have a good variety of dri-fit options, balancing polyester/spandex fabrics. Champion is another favorite brand for tights and/or pants (they are economical, warm, flexible and highly durable). I prefer the pants with zippered legs because they allow a tighter, lower-leg fit that works great with blocking out the wind and covering compression socks.
I am always looking for bargains also because running gear can be very expensive, so try looking at Ebay...I highly recommend that..I have identified some great finds that way, including new items at about half the retail price.
P.S...If you have regular sweats, make sure to wear a wicking layer underneath. Anything 100% cotton will quickly become soggy, stick your body and cause you to freeze.
Stay warm and best wishes!
For me, temperatures at home in Los Angeles rarely go below 40 deg. However, when I travel back east in late fall/winter/early spring, I'll run outdoors in 30-40 deg. For those temperatures, I use thin long leggings (a bit looser in the legs than tights, just my preference), and a long sleeve T-shirt under a lightweight polypro fleece. I bought the leggings at Sports Authority and they were quite reasonably priced. The fleece is from a local university store, but places like Sports Authority and the like sell similar ones. If you use a fleece, make sure it's polypro or comparable synthetic fabric that will insulate when wet. Mine happens to have a half-length zipper, which works well, although I agree a full length zipper would be ideal. Also a lightweight wool hat and middleweight (polarfleece-type) gloves - I like to keep my hands warm. Finally, don't forget your feet at those temperatures. Lightweight wool socks work well. Make sure to try them on with your running shoes before buying, since they're thicker than normal running socks and will fit a little differently.
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@ 5K: New Balance Palm Springs 5K, Palm Springs, CA, 24:32
Angels Baseball Foundation 5K, Anaheim, CA, 24:24
Pride of the Valley, Baldwin Park, CA, 24:28
@ 10K: LA Chinatown Firecracker 10K, Los Angeles, CA, 52:15
Great Race of Agoura - Old Agoura 10K, Agoura Hills, CA, 51:40
Fiesta Days Run, La Canada, CA, 49:57
These winter running pants from Sugoi have been getting some nice reviews.
I live about 5600 ft elevation, so it gets below freezing in the winter. I haven't invested in the name brand running tights or cold gear yet, so I really don't have much to compare. I will say, however, I was desparate the other day for a quick fix as the temps are well into the upper 30s to low 40s and I needed something warm fast. I went to Target to see what they had. I bought the Power Core running tights.They are slightly thicker than my regular running tights from New Balance. I have run in the Target brand several times and have been pleasently surprised at how comfortable and warm they are. And they weren't that expensive.I also bought their running gloves and headband that covers your ears and has a whole for a ponytail. Cheap investments for a good return.
Good Luck to you
Just want to say thanks for asking the question BradenMommyof5, and thanks for the helpful answers everyone! I have been a treadmill newbie runner for about forever, and am kind of eager to do some winter running (I run fairly hot and get cranky when I get hot while running), but in generally damp, cool-not-cold Washington DC's weather, I've been unsure what to think about wearing.
I plan on checking out my local RoadRunner Sports store, the Sports Authority store near me, and Target this week, but will definitely look at eBay (it's icy rain today so that may be my "shopping" for today). If I find any surprises I'll post some more.
Thanks again!
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First run OUTDOORS - Club Fun Run 1.75 mile circuit time 26:06:72 on 7/29/10
Proud C25K Grad, 8/7/10
College Park Cares 5K Sponsored by Vecna Technologies, Inc. 9/25/10 44:04.4
Fell off of the regular running routine, experienced the DC Derecho Disaster, and now aiming to get back on track!
Jug Bay Run for Wildlife 5K 11/3/12
Well, for what it's worth, will soon be running at dawn in my 30-40 deg gear - but right outside my front door. Even in suburban Los Angeles! Area forecast from Accuweather.com
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@ 5K: New Balance Palm Springs 5K, Palm Springs, CA, 24:32
Angels Baseball Foundation 5K, Anaheim, CA, 24:24
Pride of the Valley, Baldwin Park, CA, 24:28
@ 10K: LA Chinatown Firecracker 10K, Los Angeles, CA, 52:15
Great Race of Agoura - Old Agoura 10K, Agoura Hills, CA, 51:40
Fiesta Days Run, La Canada, CA, 49:57
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SAN JOSE -- Tonya Shepherd spent a wonderful Mother's Day surrounded by a garden of roses, drinking in every moment as her young children played among bubbles and baby parachutes.
On Monday, she begins chemotherapy for Stage II lymphoma.
Shepherd, 39, the mother of 3-year-old Reilly and 9-month-old Lauren, received her cancer diagnosis two weeks ago. Instead of surrendering to anguish, she decided to hire kiddie photographer Stephanie Grace to document Mother's Day 2013 at San Jose's Rose Garden "before my hair falls out."
No matter what the future holds for the family from San Jose, Shepherd and her husband, Chad, 41, wanted to spend their Mother's Day surrounded by roses.
"We're trying to capture a moment in time," Tonya Shepherd said as her family romped amid the hundreds of varietal rose bushes in the popular midtown San Jose park.
Dads can be easily bought off on Father's Day with little more than a barbecue, beer and a ballgame. And often, the barbecue and ballgame are optional.
But Mother's Day is different. It has become a heartfelt annual occasion of expressing love and special appreciation. It has become the busiest day of the year for florists and restaurants across America.
Showing gratitude
While untold families celebrated Sunday over pancakes and eggs Benedict, the Rose Garden was the place to be for a few hundred moms, their moms and their offspring, who strolled the grounds in 70-degree weather talking about what it means to be -- and to have -- a mom.
Marianne Dizon, 37, of San Jose, chased her 3½-year-old son, Maui, around the Rose Garden's fountain as her mother, Merly Lindog, 59, kept up.
Even as the oldest of four children, Dizon grew up with little appreciation of the dedication and hard work required by her mom to raise her family.
Now with just one boy, Dizon told her mother on Mother's Day -- in a private conversation between the two of them -- that she finally realized the sacrifices that Lindog made for her and her siblings.
"I told her it's a nice feeling to be a mother and to think of your child first," Dizon said. "I told her that now I appreciate her more for her hard work and how hard it is to raise children."
Dizon recounted her mother's brief but tender end of their Mother's Day conversation:
"She said she was grateful to hear that."
Libbie Kline, a third-grade teacher at Noble Elementary School in San Jose's Berryessa district, left her two sons at home and packed homemade tuna sandwiches for her first Mother's Day with her mom, Rita Jacoby, in 27 years.
Jacoby, 83, just moved to San Jose from her home in Long Beach, where she raised Kline and Kline's two older siblings.
But after all these years, some things never change for a mother on Mother's Day.
"Libby's still the baby," Jacoby said.
As a Mother's Day class assignment, Kline had her 25 students write cinquain poems to their mothers. The children, in turn, insisted that Kline write one for her mother, too, for their first Mother's Day celebration since 1986.
It read:
"Mother sweet, wise smiling, hugging, teaching many pearls of wisdom mama"
'Little moments'
The American phenomenon of Mother's Day still takes some getting used to for Andrei and Victoria Lazarchuk, who moved to Sunnyvale from Belarus two years ago.
"No Mother's Day," Andrei Lazarchuk said. "We have International Women's Day instead, on March 8."
So on Sunday, "It's not a real holiday in our country," Andrei said. "It's just a nice weekend."
But Andrei still used the occasion of the American Mother's Day commemoration to snap photos of his wife holding their young son, Edward, in front of a background of roses.
"He's 7 months old," Andrei said.
Victoria, ever the mother, could be excused for correcting her husband on Mother's Day.
"He's 7 and a half months," she said.
For Tonya Shepherd, Mother's Day was a time to reflect, worry over an uncertain future and think about her own mother, Helen Vu, back in Orlando, Fla.
Being separated from her grandchildren, only to learn that her daughter has lymphoma 2,500 miles and a continent away, "has been really rough on my mother," Shepherd said.
But for one special Mother's Day, at least, Shepherd will have photographs and memories of her children laughing in the sun, embraced by their mother in a garden of roses.
As her son Reilly chased a stream of bubbles and his baby sister belly-laughed, Shepherd said, "These little moments go by so fast. I don't think I realized how much my own mother sacrificed."
Contact Dan Nakaso at 408-271-3648. Follow him at Twitter.com/dannakaso.


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Better living through nature
by Susan Melgren, Web Editor
natural health, health, herbs, turmeric, curcumin, arthritis, cancer, liver, cuts, wounds, antioxidants, brain, brain health, stomach, digestion, inflammation, anti inflammatory, anti bacterial, inflammatory bowel disease, IBD
Known for its bright yellow color and warm, bitter taste commonly used to flavor curry, turmeric has long been used in ancient Ayurvedic and Chinese medicines to cure a number of ailments ranging from arthritis to liver problems. Although this perennial shrub (native to Southeast Asia and a relative of ginger) can grow up to five feet high, turmeric's medicinal and culinary benefits are derived from its roots or rhizomes. Curcumin, the active ingredient in turmeric, is responsible for this herb's healing powers. This powerful antioxidant has been shown to have a number of health benefits.
Turmeric, a spice commonly used in Indian curry, contains curcumin, which has a number of health benefits. Photo By Carlos Lorenzo/Courtesy Flickr.
Arthritis: In addition to being an antioxidant, curcumin has anti-inflammatory properties, making turmeric useful for treating inflammatory diseases such as arthritis. An Indian study at the Central Drug Research Institute in Lucknow, India found that curcumin can ease some symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis. Patients participating in the study reported an improvement in morning stiffness, joint swelling and pain. Liver cleanse: In addition to its antioxidant properties, curcumin also enhances the body's ability to detoxify by increasing the liver's ability to remove toxins. Studies have also found that curcumin can decrease liver cholesterol and increase the secretion of bile, which aids in digestion and the flow of toxins out of the body.Cuts and Wounds: Because turmeric has antibacterial properties, when applied topically, this herb can prevent cuts and wounds from infection and therefore speed up the healing process. Cancer: Like other antioxidants, curcumin's ability to fight free radicals can help prevent certain types of cancer. In addition to helping the liver remove toxins from the body, curcumin can also interfere with the development, growth and spread of cancer. Human studies of turmeric's ability to waylay cancer are only in the early stages, but past research shows that curcumin might be helpful in preventing breast, colon and prostate cancers. Although additional research is still needed, turmeric appears to have some positive effects on cancer.
The rhizomes of turmeric produce a distinctive yellow-orange color commonly seen in curries. Photo By Howard Walfish/Courtesy Flickr.
Brain health: By reducing a buildup of plaque in the brain, turmeric can enhance cognitive function and improve brain health, including preventing Alzheimer's disease and even offering some antidepressant effects.
Digestion problems: Turmeric supports the digestive system in several ways. By increasing the flow of bile, turmeric helps to keep digestion on track. This herb also contains essential oils that can prevent gas. Turmeric can also help with more serious problems such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). This disease, which includes Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, causes the digestive tract to be inflamed, leading to symptoms of abdominal cramps, fever and weight loss. Because turmeric has anti-inflammatory properties, this herb can reduce the weight loss and internal inflammation caused by IBD.
Because the body does not easily absorb curcumin, turmeric must be consumed in large quantities to experience curcumin's health benefits. However, taking too much turmeric can upset the digestive system. Play on the safe side and follow these recommended doses for daily intake of turmeric, courtesy of the University of Maryland Medical Center.
For adults:
• Cut root: 1.5 to 3 grams per day
• Dried, powdered root: 1 to 3 grams per day
• Standardized powder (curcumin): 400 to 600 mg, 3 times per day
• Fluid extract: 30 to 90 drops a day
• Tincture: 15 to 30 drops, 4 times per day
For more on the health benefits of turmeric, read the article "Ancient Medicine."
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HOUSTON – The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi volleyball team bounced back in the final match of the Rice Invitational I with an exciting five-set victory over UALR to win 3-2 (20-25, 25-21, 22-25, 25-21, 16-14) Saturday evening at Tudor Fieldhouse. The Islanders hit a season-match high .268 and had four players finish in double-figure kills. Ivy Baresh earned a spot on the All-Rice Invitational I team.
Ashley Phelps had a career night with 14 kills and Brianna Brink also tallied a season-high 14 kills to lead the Islanders (2-4), who matched a season-match high seven blocks. Sarah Sanchez had a solid match with a season-high 10 kills and she matched her career-high of five blocks while Baresh collected 12 kills. Logen Bourque ran the Islanders' offense with a season-high 50 assists. Hailey King also finished in double digits with 19 digs.
In the first set, UALR (2-4) built a 16-13 lead until the Islanders pulled within one on a Trojans' error and a kill by Bourque. UALR rallied ahead on a 3-0 run to push ahead 20-16. After trading kills, the Trojans scored a pair of points to make it 23-17. Brink and Sanchez answered with back-to-back kills to trim the lead to four. After trading points, an Islanders' attacking error finished the first set with UALR in front, 25-20.
The Islanders responded back in the second set with a 25-21 victory. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi received a huge spark by Sanchez. She hit .556 in the set with six kills while the Islanders hit .483 as a team. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi and the Trojans tied nine times in the set until the Islanders built a 19-15 lead. During the run, Shaquinn Parker and Brink each added a kill. The Islanders stayed out in front the rest of the way with Phelps finishing the set at 25-21 with a kill.
The Islanders gained momentum out of the break to take a 5-0 lead in the third set, but eight kills by the Trojans' Sonja Milanovic and six kills by Edina Begic lifted UALR to a 25-22 third-set victory. The Islanders stayed with the Trojans until a 3-0 run by UALR gave them a 21-18 advantage. Both teams traded points back-and-forth until Milanovic finished the set with a kill and a 25-22 Trojan victory.
Texas A&M - Corpus Christi fought back to secure the next two sets. In the fourth set, the Islanders hit .440 and received solid play by Brink and Phelps. With both teams even at 15-15, Brink slammed down a kill and Baresh followed with an ace to push the Islanders ahead 17-15. After a Trojans' timeout, UALR knotted the score at 18-18 with back-to-back kills. The Islanders then built a 21-18 lead on a pair of kills by Brink and an attacking error by the Trojans. Out of an UALR timeout, both teams traded points back-and-forth until consecutive errors by the Trojans sealed a 25-21 fourth-set victory for the Islanders.
The Islanders carried over their momentum into the final set to propel to a 16-14 victory. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi opened the set with a 4-0 lead and never trailed until a late surge by the Trojans tied the set at 13-13. After an Islanders' attacking error, UALR took their first lead of the set with a 14-13 lead. However, an attacking error by the Trojans knotted the score at 14-14, and the Islanders followed with two straight points to capture the set and the match, 16-14.
The Islanders will return to the Coastal Bend to host its first home match of the season on Monday, Sept. 9, at the Dugan Wellness Center. The Islanders will host UTSA at 7 p.m.
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MARIETTA - After less than an hour of deliberation, a jury returned two guilty verdicts in Washington County Common Pleas Court Wednesday for a Marietta man accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old family member.
Daniel R. Hess, 46, of 728 Mount Tom Road, and his live-in girlfriend, Lacey K. Day, 30, were accused of engaging in sexual acts with the girl on three occasions in early 2010.
Day pleaded guilty to one third-degree felony sexual battery charge and was sentenced in August to two years in prison.
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Daniel R. Hess, 46, of Marietta, is handcuffed after a Washington County Common Pleas Court jury found him guilty of two third-degree felony counts of sexual battery.
However, Hess has maintained that his encounters with the girl revolved around his religious belief, which enables him to engage in purely psychic sexual encounters, explained Washington County Assistant Prosecutor Kevin Rings.
"He is a shamanistic pagan psy vamp, which stands for psychic vampire," said Rings, recounting Hess' testimony from Tuesday, when the trial began.
Hess testified he had the ability to engage in sexual relations by transferring psychic energy and therefore never touched the girl, said Rings.
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Timeline of Events
* Early 2010: Daniel R. Hess, 46, and Lacey K. Day, 30, of 728 Mount Tom Road, reportedly engage in sexual activities with Hess' 15-year-old female relative.
* March 2012: The victim reports the encounters to a school official.
* March 28: Hess and Day are arrested and charged with sexual battery, a third-degree felony.
* April 1: Hess and Day are indicted on two counts each of sexual battery.
* Aug. 10: After pleading guilty to one count of sexual battery, Day is sentenced to two years in prison.
* Wednesday: Despite Hess' insistence that he only engaged in psychic exchanges with the girl, a jury finds Hess guilty on both third-degree felony counts of sexual battery.
However, the victim's testimony on Tuesday described touching, fondling and traditional sexual intercourse, Rings said.
After the girl came forward, more than two years after the first incident, detectives from the Washington County Sheriff's Office recorded a conversation the girl had with Hess. That conversation was also of an explicit sexual nature, Rings reminded the half-male, half-female jury, who had listened to the conversation on Tuesday.
"On the tape they talk about sex ...he even gives her advice. They never talk about energy sex or being a psy vamp," he said to the jury.
Hess' public defense attorney Jack Blakeslee suggested the victim's long delay in reporting the encounters called her accusations into question.
"This is someone who hated (Hess)," he said.
Blakeslee also questioned the mental health of the victim.
"'I have seen shadows turn into people. I can feel and hear things differently than other people. I thought I was going crazy,'" he said, quoting her testimony.
But the jury found the victim's testimony credible enough to find Hess guilty on two charges of sexual battery, both third-degree felonies.
The victim's mother hugged her family as the sentence was handed down.
"We are extremely happy," said the victim's mother, who added she had been confident of a guilty verdict after Tuesday's testimony.
Day's brother, Charles Day Jr., said he was also satisfied with the verdict. He also indicated he would not be surprised if more victims come forward resulting in more charges for Hess.
"There's way more to this that hasn't been seen yet," he said.
Though adamant that he did not condone his sister's role in the matter, Charles Day asserted Hess is a manipulator and has preyed on other victims.
"I hope he gets the maximum sentence," he said.
At her August sentencing, Day's attorney, Ray Smith, said she had been in multiple abusive relationships, including her relationship with Hess.
Hess is set to be sentenced March 8 at 8 a.m. in Washington County Common Pleas Court. He faces a maximum penalty of five years on each of the two charges, meaning he could serve 10 years in prison.


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Tom Hanks, Oprah Winfrey, Emma Thompson Top Fandango's List of Oscar Snubs
Several surprises and snubs came with Thursday morning's Oscar nominations. While front-runners like "American Hustle," "Gravity" and "12 Years a Slave" picked up expected nods, films like "Captain Phillips" and "Saving Mr. Banks" were passed over in some major categories.
"Someone who was considered a lock for best actor nomination, Tom Hanks [for "Captain Phillips"], was left out," said Dave Karger of Fandango.
Several analysts and critics had Hanks as one of their five picks, according to GoldDerby.com. Even audiences were surprised by a lack of Hanks in the best actor category, making him their top snub, according to a survey by Fandango.
"I thought surely Chiiwetel Ejiofor, Matthew McConaughey and Tom Hanks were the three sure things—locked," said Karger. "And there was support for 'Captain Phillips.' …It's a big surprise."
While "Captain Phillips" did receive six nominations, including best picture and best supporting actor, the film's director, Paul Greengrass, was shut out for a nomination. Greengrass is the only director up for the Directors Guild of America's feature-film award who wasn't nominated for an Oscar this year. The same thing happened last year when Ben Affleck won the Directors Guild Award for "Argo," but did not receive a nod from the Academy.
Alexander Payne, who helmed "Nebraska," is the fifth nominee and also didn't receive a nod from the DGA.
"The directing branch of the Academy is such a small group of people, very sort of foreign slanted and very independent-minded," said Anne Thompson of the Thompson in Hollywood blog. "Everyone was wondering which sort of surprising person would get in, and Payne's the one that got in."
Both Thompson and Karger think the momentum is with "American Hustle," which is riding the high on four nominations in all four acting categories, along with its other six top nominations.
Another Hanks film that didn't get the Oscar attention some had expected was "Saving Mr. Banks." Both Hanks and Emma Thompson Hanks were expected to get noticed in the acting categories. But the film was snubbed in all but one category: best original score.
"'Saving Mr. Banks' was expected to be one of the 10 [best picture nominees]," said Thompson.
Analysts were also surprised by the success of "The Wolf of Wall Street," which walked away with five nominations in major categories: best actor for Leonardo DiCaprio, best supporting actor for Jonah Hill, best director for Martin Scorsese, best screenplay for Terence Winter and best picture.
"Paramount pushed hard for 'Wolf of Wall Street,' so it did well across the board," said Thompson. "Given that Jonah Hill and Leonardo DiCaprio got in [nominations], that's just one of the strengths of that movie. That means that it's popular."
"It's nice to know the Academy can still surprise us," Karger said.
Fandango.com surveyed more than a thousand moviegoers on its site. Here is the list of audience members' top snubs/surprises.
Top Snubs
1. Tom Hanks (Captain Phillips) for Best Actor: 36%
2. Oprah Winfrey (Lee Daniels' The Butler) for Best Supporting Actress: 18%
3. Emma Thompson (Saving Mr. Banks) for Best Actress: 13%
4. Monsters University for Best Animated Feature Film: 12%
5. Blackfish for Best Documentary Feature: 10%
6. Robert Redford (All is Lost) for Best Actor: 5%
Top Surprise Nominations
1. Jonah Hill (The Wolf of Wall Street) for Best Supporting Actor: 43%
2. Her for Best Picture: 21%
3. The Croods for Best Animated Feature Film: 20%
4. Christian Bale (American Hustle) for Best Actor: 7%
5. Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa for Best Makeup and Hairstyling: 5%


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SAN FRANCISCO -- At Oracle Team USA's lowest and most desperate moment, when the team was down by seven points and had just lost yet another two America's Cup races, Skipper Jimmy Spithill -- his jaws clenched as usual -- conceded that Emirates Team New Zealand has "almost got it in the bag."
Now, 11 days later, Oracle is unbelievably still alive, answering Spithill's rallying cry for "one hell of a comeback."
Facing elimination for more than a week, the home team has reeled off a stunning five wins in a row, the latest a convincing rout on Monday, in what's become the longest and one of the most thrilling regattas in the 162-year history of the America's Cup.
If the American team continues its startling momentum and wins the two scheduled races on Tuesday and one on Wednesday, it will retain the cup it won in 2010 and keep it in San Francisco.
"Oracle is going to do it, all the way, take my word!" said Barbara Scrivner, a nurse in Napa who has watched the races from America's Cup Park -- one of a million fans who have now attended San Francisco's summer of sailing. "They were so far behind. It's incredible how much power they've got to come up from this."
"This is torture," said New Zealander Denise McBeth, who has spent the last 50 days in San Francisco alongside thousands of Kiwis watching the 72-foot catamarans duke it out on the America's Cup race course. "The whole country is at a standstill."
So how is this happening? How could a team that lost six of the first seven races go on to win the last seven of nine?
"They found their boat speed. They're making fewer mistakes, and they're winning the mental battle," said America's Cup expert Jack Griffin, who has been covering the regatta every day for his www.cupexperience.com website. "Oracle has really gotten into New Zealand's head."
Just before the America's Cup final match between the Americans and the Kiwis began on Sept. 7, when former Australian skipper John Bertrand was asked which team was favored to win, he said, "Nobody in the know knows."
While New Zealand's crew had to earn its way into the finals against defending champ Oracle by competing for weeks against Italy's Luna Rossa in the Louis Vuitton Cup, Larry Ellison's crew watched and waited -- and perhaps was slow to get up to speed.
The Kiwis quickly showed their dominance in the early America's Cup races, especially in their speed upwind that Spithill said was "a shock." At the same time, the Oracle team was sloppy in its maneuvers, slowing down the boat tremendously each time it tacked upwind or jibed downwind.
By Race 5, after a disastrous leeward mark rounding when Oracle Team USA lost its lead, the team swapped tactician John Kostecki, who grew up sailing on the San Francisco Bay, with four-time British Olympic gold medalist Ben Ainslie. With Ainslie and strategist Tom Slingsby, an Australian who also won gold last year, making the calls together at the back of the boat, Kiwi skipper Dean Barker joked that he hoped all those gold medals would get caught up in the rigging.
But at every news conference, Spithill continues to boast about the advantage of having the two men working together, instead of just having one tactician like the Kiwis do in Ray Davies.
The America's Cup is also a design competition, where the fastest boat almost always wins. At the beginning of the America's Cup finals, that boat belonged to New Zealand. But over the past week and a half, Oracle Team USA's boat has proven to be faster, both upwind and downwind. And that's another mental game Spithill plays, telling reporters every day how his shore team is working into the wee hours to improve the boat. When asked when Oracle will be happy with its boat and stop making changes, Spithill doesn't hesitate: "Never."
Since the regatta began, the American team has made far more changes -- 15 that have been certified by the measuring committee -- as New Zealand, which has made at least eight. Although the precise changes on the boats haven't been made public, Oracle at one point lopped off its bow sprit -- a pole at the front of the boat that supports a light wind sail -- to reduce drag and increase the speed on heavy wind days, then put it back on in light winds. On the upwind leg, which caused Oracle its worst problems in the past, the team started to either overtake the Kiwis or extend its lead.
Oracle Team USA has also had luck on its side. During Race 9, when New Zealand was leading, too much wind forced race officials to call off the race for safety reasons. In Race 13, when New Zealand was leading by a mile in the lightest breezes of the regatta so far, the 40-minute time limit on the race course expired, and the race was again called off. Each time the races were rescheduled, and Oracle won.
Oracle has faced its own challenges. A year ago, the team capsized its first 72-foot catamaran on its eighth day of training. The boat was nearly destroyed and set the team back three months during repairs. And just before the America's Cup finals began early this month, Oracle Team USA was docked two races by a jury that found the team cheated during the America's Cup World Series a year earlier when it illegally added extra weight to the team's 45-foot catamaran.
The team's long-time wing trimmer, who was caught up in the scandal, was ordered off the boat.
"A lesser team would have dropped the ball or split apart," Spithill said Monday. Instead, the team pulled together, he said. "The boys are incredibly fired up, and I've never seen them like this before."
Contact Julia Prodis Sulek at 408-278-3409. Follow her at Twitter.com@juliasulek.


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Published: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at 6:51 p.m.
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As 90-year-old John Maurice Madison clambered aboard a World War II-era B-17 bomber Wednesday morning, the thick engine exhaust smell instantly reminded him of the day in 1945 when he was shot out of the sky.
Admission is $12 to view and board three vintage World War II aircraft; $6 for children under 12.
Private flights on the craft range from $425 to $2,200 per half-hour.
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The Collings Foundation is a nonprofit founded in 1979 to organize and support living history events.
• The Foundation's 1944 vintage Consolidated B-24J Liberator is painted as "Witchcraft," a bomber that flew a record 130 missions over Europe.
• The Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress flies as "Nine-O-Nine," an Air Force heavy bomber. The B-17 was the companion of the B-24 in thousands of wartime bombing and reconnaissance missions. Together they were the backbone of the daylight strategic bombing campaign of WWII.
• Joining the bombers is a P-51C Mustang escort fighter "Betty Jane." The P-51 is arguably the finest fighter aircraft in the history of aviation.
Madison was a ball turret gunner on a B-17 returning from a bombing raid near Berlin on April 10, 1945.
"A jet came down through our formation, and in my position, hanging from the belly of the plane, I could see everything under me," he said. "Suddenly there was a puff of smoke and flame below and another plane in our formation was hit right in the bomb bay and suddenly they were all gone, puff, just like that."
The B-17 Madison rode in was crippled; he survived by parachuting out somewhere near Belgium, lucky to land behind Allied lines.
"Back in England that night, nobody knew for sure who was alive," Madison said. "So they just packed up my stuff and sent it all home. My dad thought I was dead, and he just threw it all out."
The Wings of Freedom tour is the only event in the world where the public can fly on a B-17 bomber, as well as a B-24 bomber and a P-51 Mustang fighter.
The nonprofit Collings Foundation tours the country with the planes as a living history exhibit that makes annual stops on the Gulf Coast.
The B-24 itself, "is the last flight-worthy Liberator in existence," said Mac McCauley, a pilot with the foundation.
Among the crowd that viewed and boarded the planes in Zephyrhills on Wednesday was Arlo Matney, 93, a former bombardier who flew 19 combat missions.
As he climbed aboard the B-17, Matney was thinking about June 11, 1944, when his B-24 Liberator bomber caught fire and he frantically fought to escape the flames "by exiting the plane through an opening in the wheel well. One of my crewmates also tried it, but he was already on fire and was one of two men to die that day."
Matney suffered facial injuries and burns before floating into Bulgaria, and captivity.
"It brought back lots of memories," Madison said, after the flight from Zephyrhills, "Some good and others disturbing, but I am doing it again next year, absolutely."
By the time they arrived at Rectrix Aviation at the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport, a crowd of more than 100 history buffs, veterans and aviation enthusiasts had formed to see and touch the planes.
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Good morning and welcome to Summit Up, the world's only daily column that is wondering just what it is that the North Koreans see in Dennis Rodman.
It seems that Hall of Fame rebounder sparked up a little friendship with one of the world's shortest rulers, Kim Jong Un. Apparently, they have a shared love of b-ball that just might warm up relations between the ol' U.S. of A. and the communist regime. Who knew that half the world's problems could be solved by a man that once posed for pictures in a wedding dress atop a motorcycle?
What we'd really be interested to see is the Worm and Kim going one-on-one. Rodman is 6 foot, 7 inches tall and Kim is reported to be 5'5" tall. Talk about a mismatch.
Well, that's all we've got today. Catch ya tomorrow at the same bat time, same bat space - to quote the "Batman" TV show.


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Good morning and welcome to Summit Up, the world's only daily column that's waiting for some freshies again. Don't get us wrong. We enjoyed the holidays up here, appreciated all the peeps who came to celebrate with us and kick-started the Summit economy and all, but now that most of them have returned, we're ready for the Norse god of snow, Ullr, to bless us with as much pow as he can muster up in honor of the 50th anniversary and all, starting on Sunday over in "The Kingdom."
If you haven't been to it before, or even if you go every year, be sure to check out the Ullr parade and all the accompanying festivities that go along with the annual event. Things get started on Sunday with the crowning of the king and queen. Peace out.


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— On Jan. 1, Hemlock Farms kicked off the new year with the first event in a year-long celebration of its 50th anniversary.
A breakfast buffet was held on property prepared by chef and proprietor Michael Hill in the newly remodeled Café at Hemlock Farms.
Both Hemlock Farms and Lords Valley Country (LVCC) will celebrate 50 years in 2013 and will celebrate with a dinner gala to be held at LVCC.
A committee of volunteers has organized a wide variety of social events geared for all ages culminating in December.
Hemlock Farms is a private, gated, recreational community located in Pike County. Lords Valley Country Club is a private club located within Hemlock Farms.
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Learn more about and access the Clinical Trials Listing that identifies clinical research studies taking place throughout University Hospitals by accessing the Clinical Trials section.
The UH Institutional Review Board (IRB) reviews all human subject research protocols conducted at UH.
The Office of Research Compliance at University Hospitals is designed to encourage compliance with requirements and ethical standards governing clinical and translational research by identifying best practices, and by detecting issues or oversights, which may occur when conducting research activities.
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