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Many Cathedral Prep football fans plan to be in Hershey tonight for the PIAA Class AAA championship game against Archbishop Wood. The game starts at 7 p.m. and can be seen live on Pennsylvania Cable Network. Prep coach Mike Mischler is fortunate to have such a talented group of assistant coaches. Longtime offensive line coach Pat Czytuck learned under the late Jack Henning, who served as Joe Moore's line coach at McDowell High School. After he retired as a teacher, Henning teamed up with the late Mina George at Kanty Prep and later at Cathedral Prep. Czytuck's success would make Henning proud. If Prep can win tonight's game, it will give Mischler two state championships, which would put him in elite company. ... One thing about a cut in gas prices is that it affects every car owner. High gas prices have been hurting drivers all year long, although they never did top $4 per gallon, as some experts had predicted. We don't know how long the lower gas prices will last -- some stations have it priced at $3.39 per gallon -- but drivers are grateful for a break. Who would have ever thought we'd be pleased about paying $3.39 for a gallon of gas? ... We offer our sympathy to the family of Audrey S. Davis Weber, who died Sunday. Audrey was a good friend for many years. She worked at the Erie County Courthouse until her retirement in 1984. ... The number of American flags at the Erie cemeteries grows every day as the veterans of World War II pass away. ... The longer the National Hockey League players and owners refuse to budge, the more difficult it will be to get the season under way. It appears games will not begin before the end of the year. The fans can't be too happy about this situation. The players and owners have lost a lot of money.
Cleveland Indians fans we talk to are not too pleased about the trade of outfielder Shin-Soo Choo to Cincinnati. Choo was a favorite of the fans in Cleveland, and he was one of the best hitters on a team that had a poor offense. Now it could be even weaker. The hitters the Indians picked up this week have racked up a lot of strikeouts in recent seasons. ... At least the sports fans in Cleveland are excited about the recent play by the Browns. Cleveland's football team has reeled off three wins in a row for the first time in years. The Browns, one of the youngest teams in the league, have a new owner, Jimmy Haslam. They play Washington on Sunday, and there's a good chance Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III will be sidelined by the knee injury he suffered last week. ... We enjoyed the Time magazine cover story on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, who grew up in Chautauqua County. Goodell has a lot of personality, and he hasn't been shy about taking strong stands, such as suspending players for boorish behavior. He put Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger on the shelf for several games in 2010. The suspensions of New Orleans players caught in the bounty scandal were overturned by former Commissioner Paul Tagliabue, who served as a mediator in the case. ... We are looking forward to seeing the movie "Les Miserables" when it hits the theaters later this month. We saw the musical on Broadway, which was great, but so, too, was the production of "Les Mis" staged by the Erie Playhouse this fall. The performances by the Erie actors and singers were excellent. ... Nick Scott and his family had hoped to open the ski slopes at Peek'n Peak today, but the mild weather has pushed opening day back until colder weather moves in.


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A clear signal of stress in the shadow banking system is a surge in "fails-to-deliver"
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Excessive monetary stimulus and low interest rates create financial bubbles. This is the biggest debt bubble in history. It is a potent deflationary force and central banks are forced into deploying increasingly aggressive (offsetting) inflationary forces. The avoidance of a typical deflationary resolution to this economic long (Kondratieff) wave is pushing the existing monetary system beyond the point of no return. The purchasing power of the developed world's currencies will have to bear the brunt of the "adjustment". Preparations for this by the BRICS nations, led by China, are advancing rapidly. The end game is an inflationary/currency crisis, dislocation across credit and derivative markets, and the transition to a new monetary system. A new "basket" currency is likely to replace the dollar as the world's reserve currency. The "Inflationary Deflation" paradox refers to the coming rise in the price of almost everything in conventional money and simultaneous fall in terms of gold.
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Update, 4:54 p.m.:
Sean Leahy at Puck Daddy also sits down with Hagelin.
…Happy "Carl Hagelin Day" everybody.
Update, 3:36 p.m.:
In an interview with DJ Powers at Hockey's Future, Hagelin says he will attend Rangers camp this summer.
…assuming he's talking about the Rangers prospect development camp. Either way this is a good sign that Hagelin will be signing with the Rangers after rumors he may be looking elsewhere.
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Just a heads-up that Rangers prospect Carl Hagelin (2007 – 6th), a senior at the University of Michigan, will be playing in the Frozen Four tonight against North Dakota at the Xcel Energy Center starting at 8:30 p.m. The game will be televised on ESPN2.
In the other national semi-final, Minnesota-Duluth takes on Notre Dame starting at 5:00 p.m. The winners will face each other in the nation championship game Saturday night. For more on the Frozen Four click here.
Hagelin has 18g, 30a in 48 games this season.
…i know the Rangers will be playing the biggest game of the season tonight, but I'll definitely be flipping over to ESPN2 to check out a big piece of the Rangers future.
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Joan Fish McCord, 74, of Penn Valley, an internationally known criminologist and Temple University professor, died of lung cancer last Tuesday at her home.
Dr. McCord studied criminal and alcoholic behavior using a research technique called "longitudinal research," which traces people from childhood to their adult years. "Dr. McCord's unique marriage of philosophical thinking with empirical social sciences produced remarkably insightful and original work," said professor Mike Wadsworth, a criminologist at University College London.
"She believed sociologists should do no harm," said Ralph Taylor, chair of the criminal-justice department at Temple. He said Dr. McCord advocated carefully controlled experimental studies lasting years and even generations.


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A little old-school Ron Howard, a "Twilight" wannabe and a locally shot horror-thriller top the list of new movies landing today (May 24) on DVD:
The Ron Howard Action Pack: Eat My Dust! / Grand Theft Auto double feature
2.5 stars, out of 4
You've got to love Ron Howard. More than a few directors go through extreme pains to distance themselves from their less-than-sterling early work. But not him.
More than 30 years after starring in the 1970s teen car comedy "Eat My Dust!" and making his directoral debut a year later with "Grand Theft Auto," the director of such films as "A Beautiful Mind," "Apollo 13" and "Splash" not only acknowledges them, but he gleefully participated in the bonus features for this double-feature set, released as part of the Roger Corman Cult Classics collection.
Corman, of course, is the budget-minded B-movie king who gained a reputation for giving young filmmakers their first break. In addition to Howard, filmmakers to come out of Corman's New World Pictures studio include future Oscar winners such as James Cameron, Jonathan Demme and Martin Scorsese. A litany of other notable filmmakers credit him with giving them their start.
And so while "Eat My Dust" and "Grand Theft Auto" are schlocky, low-budget 1970s bits of mostly forgettable cinema, Howard acknowledges in the DVD bonus features that without them, he very well might not have the directing career he has today. As much as anything else, those multiple interviews included on the discs -- and the intimate look they provide at the teacher-student relationship Corman formed with many young filmmakers -- are a big part of what makes this DVD set so appealing.
As for the films, Howard admits that the "Dukes of Hazzard"-inspired "Eat My Dust!" is not the kind of movie he ordinarily would have been drawn to. (The plot: A kid played by Howard steals a racing car to impress a girl and tick off his dad. Multiple chases and car crashes ensue.) But he made it, he said, because Corman told him that if he did, he would be considered for the directing chair on another film.
That film would be "Grand Theft Auto," in which Howard also stars. (The plot there: A girl steals her father's Rolls so she and her boyfriend, played by Howard, can elope in Las Vegas. Multiple chases and car crashes ensue.)
The fun wears off fairly quickly in both films as they devolve into monotony, but for for all the faults in "Grand Theft Auto" -- based on a script written by Howard and his father, Rance Howard -- it's also head-and-shoulders above "Eat My Dust," and so it's easy to see what Corman saw in the young actor.
And some 25 years later, Howard would own an Oscar, for "A Beautiful Mind."
DVD extras: Featurettes, interviews, trailers, theatrical trailers, TV spots, commentary tracks.
I Am Number Four
2 stars, out of 4
Alex Pettyfer stars in this teen sci-fi soap opera -- which tries mightily, but unsuccessfully, to become the next "Twilight." It's about a mysterious 15-year-old who discovers powerful new abilities while fleeing the evil aliens pursuing him. There are some fun characters, and a nice dash of humor, but it's all exceedingly silly stuff.
Read my full "I Am Number Four" review.
Feature running time: 1 hour 50 minutes. DVD extras: Featurette, gag reel.
Seconds Apart
1.5 stars, out of 4
This second-rate horror-thriller, which shot in and around Baton Rouge and Hammond, is part of the "evil kids" genre of films. This time, though, it's evil twins at the center of things, suspected of involvement in their classmates' deaths. It boasts nice production values, but the weak, padded script can't hold things together.
Read my full "Seconds Apart" review.
Feature running time: 1 hour 29 minutes. DVD extras: Behind-the-scenes featurette.
Star ratings are taken from staff and wire reviews that appeared in The Times-Picayune, and are on a four-star scale. They do not apply to bonus DVD content. (NR = not reviewed) For full reviews of rated movies, see The Times-Picayune's A-to-Z movie review archive.
May 24
- After Dark Originals: Fertile Ground (NR)
- Burning Palms (NR)
- Capadocia: A Place Without Forgiveness: Season 1 (NR)
- Children's Hospital: Seasons 1 and 2 (NR)
- IRT: Deadliest Roads, Season 1 (NR)
- Fighting Mad / Moving Violation double feature -- Roger Corman Cult Classics (NR)
- Forget Me Not (NR)
- Gnomeo & Juliet (2 stars, out of 4)
- The Great Dictator -- The Criterion Collection, Blu-ray (NR)
- IRT: Deadlist Roads -- Season 1 (NR)
- The Kids in the Hall: The Complete Series Megaset (NR)
- The Kids in the Hall: Death Comes to Town (NR)
- MLB Bloopers: The Funny Side of Baseball (NR)
- MLB Bloopers: Baseball's Best Blunders (NR)
- Papillon -- Blu-ray (NR)
- Picasso & Braque go to the Movies (NR)
- Platoon -- Blu-ray/DVD combo (NR)
- Prime 9: MLB Heroics (NR)
- Public Speaking (NR)
- Reagan (NR)
- A Small Act (NR)
- Solaris -- The Criterion Collection, Blu-ray (NR)
- Transcendent Man (NR)
- The Unknown War: WWII and the Epic Battles of the Russian Front (NR)
May 31
- American Graffiti (Special Edition) -- Blu-ray (4 stars, out of 4)
- Ben Bailey: Road Rage and accidental Ornithology (NR)
- Biutiful (2 stars, out of 4)
- A Clockwork Orange (Anniversary Edition) -- Blu-ray (NR)
- Drive Angry (2 stars)
- Hijos del Carnaval, Season 1 and 2 (NR)
- Kaboom (2 stars, out of 4)
- A Man Called Horse -- Blu-ray (NR)
- A Nightmare in Las Cruces (NR)
- Once Upon a Time in the West -- Blu-ray (NR)
- Passion Play (Bomb)
- Psych: Season 5 (NR)
- Rio Lobo --Blu-ray (NR)
- Rookie Blue: Season 1 (NR)
- Savage County (NR)
- Stanley Kubrick: Limited Edition Collection -- Blu-ray (NR)
- Swamp People: Season 1 (NR)
- True Blood: Season 3 (NR)


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As we close out our tenth season, we want to thank all of our volunteers, sponsors, and fans. See you in 2016!
13 hungry Philadelphians consumed nearly 10 pounds of seitan at our 6th Annual Vegan Wing Bowl! PRD teamed up with The Abbaye in Northern Liberties to pledge their allegiance to seitan and competition, and this year's event did not disappoint.
It gives us great pleasure to announce Philly Roller Derby's 2015 charity partner: Philly Girls in Motion!
Jammers beware – Russian Bayou is a blocker you don't want to be up against! Learn more about what surprised her the most about this sport, and herself.
Playing a full contact sport can certainly leave a mark on a skater's body – sometimes those marks are black and blue! Philly Roller Derby would like to thank Boiron, the makers of Arnicare for their continued support of our 2015 season.


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Seeking Better Email
As I was writing my column yesterday for Blogging Tips, something dawned on me. That as much as I love Gmail, there aren't many alternatives out there.
I wondered aloud on Twitter why there were no viable competitors for Gmail and got a slew of good responses. One of the best came from user @lance_ who said that "It takes a lot of market clout or money to get past spam filters. There isn't a huge market for b2b & consumers already got an address." (fixed quote for tweet-speak).
Others seemed to feel that the market was saturated while others still were quick to remind me about Microsoft Hotmail and Yahoo! Mail, neither of which really hold much of a candle to Gmail in terms of features. When you consider that Gmail, for free, offers nearly unlimited space, free IMAP access, threading, powerful search, good spam filtering and more, Hotmail and Yahoo! Mail look like weaklings.
Gmail is pretty much the undisputed champion right now, at least in terms of features and power, and, sadly, there is no real competition on the horizon. Yahoo! and Microsoft seem to have rolled over and other companies, like Zenbe, would rather build off of Gmail than create something truly new.
The result is that Gmail has stagnated. What was revolutionary when it was first created has slowed to a crawl. Most of the "Labs" features are either mistakes that should never have been in Gmail, such as Signature Tweaks, Title Tweaks, etc. or outright catchup with other systems, such as Canned Responses.
Gmail, which is still in beta, hasn't blossomed and though it seems to announce new features regularly, most seem outright trivial. So where's the competition to keep the fire hot? Where is the upstart company with a bold new vision and a competing ideal? It isn't there.
It's time for some competition. Time for an upstart group of rebels to really attack this issue and see what they can do. Will it be easy? No. Is it impossible? Maybe. But the future of email may depend on it. Read more
Google: Stop Acquiring Companies I Like
Dear Google,
I love you guys, I really do. Your search is top notch, your Gmail/Google Apps is a killer product and even you Google Reader is the best RSS reader I've found, online or off. You guys have a knack for producing exciting, reliable products that change the way we use information.
However, I do have one tiny favor to ask you. One small, minuscule request. Can you please stop buying up companies of products that I use? If so, that would be great. Because I'm really getting tired of you screwing up the things that were going along great without you.
If you have any questions about this request, I politely direct you to the article below. It will answer many of your queries and give my reasons for thinking that the Web would be better off if you kept your pocketbook a little closer to your chest. Read more


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62 comments
nancy bagleySeptember 6, 2014
I bought a bottle of your slather sauce in Costco, Wilmington, because it looked interesting, never heard of it. I loved it and gave some to my son who took it to alligator river with a bunch of guys and they loved it on everything they cooked. I live in morehead city and cannot find it. also not in Costco Raleigh. help! need more.
Kathy McDonaldJuly 4, 2014
So…I'm a displaced Southern girl living here in beautiful coastal Massachusetts…once we heard that Hurricane Arthur was headed our way for the Fourth, I knew I would have an inside cookout with a Boston Butt in the crockpot. I have a great dry rub I use for the pork, but I just gotta say the Slatherin' sauce really made it taste like home!! "Thank all y'all"!!
Richard ClarkJanuary 1, 2014
I have been using the Original Recipe for about a year now. Wilmington, NC Costco carries it and I pick a bottle up one day and love it. I have always been a Carolina Treet lover, made here in Wilmington, forever. I don't use that one so much any more. Locally there is a sauce named Paul's Place Hot Dog Sauce that is a little similar but not as good. I put Slather, mustard and onions on my hot dogs now. Wow what a good product.
February 10, 2014
Richard, we are so delighted that you're using and lovin' Slatherin' Sauce! Thanks so much for telling us how much you enjoy it.
Janet P.October 26, 2013
Absolutely LOVE the spicy sauce. Was on a road trip in South Carolina, and happened to stop at a local road side store that mainly sold jams. Was looking for something new to spice up some old recipes and was gluten free. Got to tell ya, you definitely need to advertise the fact that this is a GLUTEN FREE product. As long as your sauces continue to stay GLUTEN FREE, I will forever be one of your loyal customers.
November 2, 2013
Thanks, Janet! We're so glad you found our Slatherin' Sauce. We've been gluten free since we launched!
JackJune 9, 2013
Okay, big guys. Today is the day. Stopped by your set up at COSTCO a couple weeks ago here in Wilmington and bought a bottle. Making smokey pulled pork sammies tonight and we have three very discerning pallets who have never wavered in 25 years in their belief said author of this comment has a rival in such fare. I'll be loading up with creamy slaw as well, with my side of crispy, garlic inspired, sweet potato fries. Ouch, umm. Will be using sauce not as a topping, but in the mix, extra hot (temp) on toasted rolls. Oh yeah, sliced beefsteaks with fresh basil/rosemary (back porch), blue cheese and my special vinaigrette drizzle. I'll let you know.
July 24, 2013
Jack, Thank you so much for using Slatherin' Sauce. We appreciate it. We'll contact you by email to get a mailing address so we can send a little surcee.
Chad MatthewsFebruary 18, 2013
We love your sauce. I just wanted to add a suggestion for your "dipping" section in the recipe tab. My family LOVES to have your sauce on egg sandwiches in the morning!
February 18, 2013
Chad, what a great suggestion! Thanks so much for telling me how much your family enjoys Slatherin' Sauce. That pleases me a lot because I first made it for my family!
JaredJanuary 31, 2013
This is the most awesome sauce in the world. Its great on everything. You can take a $2 pork steak and make it the greatest thing, youll be licking the plate. I bought the big bottle at an expo and with in a month we had used the whole bottle. Im buying more today!
February 7, 2013
Jared, we'd thrilled that you love Slatherin' Sauce. We'll keep making more and thanks so much for sharing the love!
Maurine & George OlinNovember 20, 2012
This is an amazing sauce. George's kids first introduced this to us in Goose Creek, SC. We brought back several bottles. At first, I didn't like that any one dish meal I made improved with Slatherin Sauce, but I finally gave in….it does indeed, make anything taste better. Thank you.
Greg BiltzSeptember 17, 2012
Met you Saturday night at the Wild Game and Seafood Banquet in Wilmington. The Shrimp and Grits w/ Pimento Cheese was the best thing there. Even better than the rattlesnake chili. Ordering some sauce from you today and I can't wait to fix that dish for my daughter. Will be talking to Josh Collins about getting you up here for our Singer/Songwriter Night final. Josh may even want to start using your sauce in their restaurant. Delicious!
KelleyAugust 6, 2012
One more thing, I noticed that a lot of Piggly Wiggly stores sell your sauce…would you consider trying to get the "pig" in Coronaca South Carolina to carry it??? PLEASE!!!!
Robin RheaAugust 6, 2012
Dear Kelley,
Thank you so much for your comments. I am just sorry you had to drive so far to get Slatherin'Sauce. Please take an empty bottle or recipe card to the Manager at that Piggly Wiggly and tell him that you want him to order it. Let him/her know that it is available for order through the PW warehouse and is being carried by the grocery department and the bakery deli. We will also let "The Pig" know we are getting request for Coronaco SC customers. Thank you again… I can't tell you just how much we appreciate our wonderful customers. Please follow us on Facebook and sign up for our newsletter.
KelleyAugust 6, 2012
was offered a taste of your Slather sauce in Greenville,SC and fell in love!!
I have driven back to Greenville 2 more times (over an hour from my home) just to buy more…Thank you for such a wonderful sauce. I even eat it as a dip with chips!!!
Tracey CantrellAugust 16, 2013
I see that you get this sauce in Greenville, South Carolina. Where? I can't find it and I'm so addicted!!!! thanks.
August 30, 2013
Hey, Tracey–We're delighted you are loving our Slatherin' Sauce. This weekend in Greenville, you can get it at Costco during the "Roadshow" event. Come on out and get Slathered!
Nancy ChapmanJuly 31, 2012
My husband came home from Costco recently with 3 bottles of your sauce. One try and we were in love! It is great on everything. We inquired at Costco and they said the preview had been a huge success and that they would be carrying your sauce.
Robin RheaJuly 31, 2012
Thank you so very much for reaching out to us…it is because of wonderful people like you that we had such great success. We will be going into Costco with a 32 oz.bottle hopefully by mid September 2012. We will also be doing a Costco Road show in Wilmington August 23rd -26, 2012 followed by Myrtle Beach, August 30-September 2, 2012, so if you have any friends in those markets tell them to come by and say hello.
Robin RheaJuly 31, 2012
We hope to have our Slatherin' Sauce in Costco soon.
lauraJuly 7, 2012
Picked up a tiny jar of your spicy sauce while vacationing on Martha's Vineyard……just marinated chicken wings and baked them. They were fabulous. Am going to order the larger bottle shortly! Thanks! Can't wait to try it on other foods!
Robin RheaJuly 12, 2012
Hey, Laura, thanks for letting us know you found Slatherin' Sauce up in the Martha's Vineyard area. Did you see our recipe for the Super Slathered Sweet 'n Hot Pepper Wings? They are one of our favorites! We make them year round. Share any recipes you develop with us!
BerniceJuly 2, 2012
I tried your sauces at Costco this weekend and immediately bought them. I'd like to know how to get the larger size that I see in some of your pictures. By the way, your sauce is the bomb!
February 19, 2012
I'm experimenting with Slather in cocktails. Cocktails you say? Yes! That and Bitter End Memphis BBQ Bitters, Bourbon (or Rye Whiskey) and muddled caramelized apricots. The flavors are a blast!
SamFebruary 15, 2012
I first experienced slather sauce when my girlfriend made me a turkey sandwich a year ago and spread the sauce on the sandwich…and I fell in love. With her AND the sauce. Fast forward to yesterday, and my lovely girlfriend completely surprised me with a HALF GALLON OF SLATHER SAUCE!! Best Valentine's Day gift ever. I cannot wait to put it on everything!
Robin RheaFebruary 15, 2012
Thank you so much for sharing that with us…it warmed my heart. Sounds like you found the "right" girl. Slather Brand Foods loves you both!!!!!!!
Rachel du BoisDecember 20, 2011
I first encountered your bbq sauce at the South Eastern Wildlife Expo in Charleston SC. My husband and I LOVED it! I use it on everything – chicken, pork etc! It'll be one of his stocking stuffers this Christmas!
September 24, 2011
We had a dinner for the "slow food" $5.00 challenge. I served buttermilk fried chicken, sautéed mixed southern greens collards, mustard, turnip & spinach. Then a crispy crust cornbread all all with your original "Slathern Sauce." I will serve the Spicy Slatherin' Sauce at another event.
My guests Loved it!!!!
Thank you!
Robin RheaSeptember 24, 2011
Estelle, Thank you so much….I look forward to the review on the spicy. Your menu sounded absolutely delicious!!!!. Kindest regards, Robin
June 11, 2011
Hi! I had the pleasure of winning three (3!) bottles of Slatherin' Sauce on a blogging friend's give-away. Thank you SO much!
If you'd like to see my write-up about it, I'd be honored. (I don't want to "toot my own horn" so I won't leave the link unless you say it's okay — it's YOUR moment to shine, not mine. 🙂
Thanks again for a great BBQ sauce!
Robin RheaJune 12, 2011
Do share with us how you use your Slatherin' Sauce! While many use Slatherin' Sauce as a barbecue sauce, we often tell people we're an everything sauce! 'Cause we've never found anything that can't be improved by adding a bit of it to the whatever we're cooking, either on the grill, the stove or in the oven. We have some new recipes coming soon from Holly Herrick that will make use of the very best of summer's produce!
May 28, 2011
Our ribs for Memorial Day are going to be chic and saucy, not to mention SPICY, w/your Slather Brand Sauce! And, yes, I'll be posting pixs at What's for Dinner? Ally's Kitchen on FB!! Ally
Robin RheaMay 28, 2011
We are looking forward to seeing those rib pictures and hearing about how your family liked them!
May 8, 2011
I absolutely LOVE Slatherin Sauce and gave both flavors to my mother for Mother's Day who LOVES GOOD food! I just devoured some wings that were slathered in Original! I'm taking this to tailgates with me this football season! It was a pleasure to meet another Geechie Gurl at the Metro Cooking Show in Atlanta! Love you all!!
David LesterMay 3, 2011
My boys found your sauce in the fridg now, I can't keep it in the house! I'm hoping the 1/2 gallon will last longer than 2 days. Excellent product!
Robin RheaMay 3, 2011
David, thanks for letting us know your sons really love Slatherin' Sauce. We've seen that children really love it's sweet taste on everything. Try it with broccoli! Everybody will be eating more vegetables!
March 24, 2011
As a restaurant owner/investor, i try a lot of products. Your suace is most appealing, distinctive and has a myriad of uses. So glad i found it, and will share it many others
Robin RheaMarch 24, 2011
Thank you for your positive words! We're very fortunate to have many people who agree with you! Slather It On!
KatherineMarch 12, 2011
My husband and I just moved from VA to the low-country a few weeks ago. We were able to attend the Charleston Food and Wine festival where we first heard of and tasted your wonderful Slatherin' Sauces! I was finally able to use it in a recipe only a few days ago and would love to share it with you and your clientele. Please let me know where you would like for me to share the recipe! Wonderful! Wonderful product!
Robin RheaMarch 14, 2011
"Katie, We are so thrilled that you've enjoyed Slatherin' Sauce. Please post your recipe to our Facebook page and include a photo of you and or your recipe! http://www.Facebook.com/SlatherBrandFoods And we're really glad to have you in the Lowcountry!"
LaurenFebruary 28, 2011
My fiance & I bought some Slatherin' sauce a few days ago when Robin was at A Southern Season in Chapel Hill. We haven't had a chance to make an actual meal with it yet, but y'all, it's so good we've been eating it on Saltines! We're definitely fans for life!
Robin RheaFebruary 28, 2011
Thank you so much for reaching out to us to let us and others know how much you like Slatherin'Sauce. It is customers like you that make what I do so FUN!!!!
Don't rub it in…Slather it ON!!!!
February 11, 2011
I have friggin fallin in love with this sauce!
I've only experienced samples of the original and the spicy, I need more 🙂
Which stores in Charleston have your sauce?
cherylFebruary 11, 2011
Hi, Hunter, You can find a list of merchants carrying our sauces on our website page Where To Buy. Lots of great merchants in the Lowcountry sell our sauce!
Robin RheaFebruary 11, 2011
Hunter, I love your comment!!! It is because of fans like you that Slather Brand Foods continues to achieve success in the marketplace. We so appreciate you and thank you for taking the time to reach out to us. We hope that you will come out and visit us at all the events we have planned.Slather It On, my friend!!!!
BonnieNovember 15, 2010
Thank you for the samples at the DC food fair. Your sauce definately wins "Best in Show"!
Orlando WilsonNovember 9, 2010
My name is Orlando Wilson and I live in Baltimore, Maryland. I had the privilege of meeting you at the Philadelphia Food and Wine Show. I tasted your sauce and its the best I ever had. I have officially been slathered. Lol. Keep you in touch. I expect that you will be very successful.
Stephen SmithSeptember 22, 2010
The sauce is "UNBELIEVABLE". I'M A FAN FOR LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nancy StrackSeptember 12, 2010
Tried this FABULOUS sauce when Robin was in Chapel Hill, NC. As soon as I got back to San Antonio I ordered two bottles of the spicy sauce. LOVE IT! Of course, we'd like it a kicked up a little more, please because we like things hot here in Texas. My son and his wife love it, too and gave hints that it would make a nice Christmas gift. So I guess I'll have to see if Robin has an autoship every month. You can bet I'll be a regular customer.
Robin RheaSeptember 14, 2010
Nancy, I love the way you think!!!! I have not thought about autoship options. As for needing a little more spicy…go ahead and add about a quarter teaspoon of crushed red pepper to that bottle and see if that won't give you the kick you are looking for!!!!
RoseSeptember 9, 2010
I fixed Slathered veggies: green and red peppers, onions, mushrooms. Stir fried then added slather sauce and cooked a couple minutes. Served it over jasmine rice. It was such a great taste, you could add chicken or shrimp, but it was great with just the veggies. It is the best sauce I have ever cooked with.
August 12, 2010
The Slatherin' Sauce was a hit with the whole family last night. I dry rubbed the prime rib with a mixture of brandied pepper, parsley, kosher salt, oregano, thyme & garlic & onion powders. We cooked it on the rotisserie and then "slathered" it up for the last 10 minutes of cooking. I took the pan drippings and heated them up with some extra Slatherin' Sauce and then served that on the side like a gravy. I'm looking forward to the leftovers tonight!
Julie WestAugust 3, 2010
Being a nurse and very health conscious, I'm constantly checking food labels. This sauce is made with wholesome, natural ingredients which surpasses my expectations.We enjoyed on meatloaf and especially with chicken wings and strips. We LOVE it !
Robin RheaAugust 3, 2010
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Bank of New York Mellon (NYSE: BK ) announced today it expects to have to absorb an $850 million charge from the IRS, after a court said the bank couldn't utilize certain foreign tax credits it had come to count on. And BNY Mellon isn't the only American bank that might be affected by this decision.
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According to Financial Times, Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC ) has also benefited from the foreign tax credit scheme, which was arranged through British banking giant Barclays. The deals are called Structured Trust Advantage Repackaged Securities, or STARS, and were set up by Barclays from 1999 to 2006.
The suit against BNY Mellon was brought by the IRS, which claimed that STARS "amounted to tax shelters that exploited loopholes between U.S. and U.K. laws." BNY Mellon plans to appeal, but if the decision is upheld, it could allow the IRS to also come after Wells Fargo, as well as North Carolina-based BB&T (NYSE: BBT ) .
You'll be just fine, probably
BNY Mellon stated that it will be able to easily absorb the charge, and I believe them: A quick glance at the balance sheet shows $4.3 billion in cash on hand for the country's ninth largest bank, which means taking an $850 million hit -- while not fun -- is also not imperiling. And if the bank loses its appeal, so long as it starts figuring these denied tax credits into the cost of doing business, it will likely be fine.
Neither Wells nor BB&T has commented yet on the decision, nor is it yet known how much money they're into these STARS for. But with nearly $22 billion in cash on the balance sheet, Wells is also very well-capitalized and should therefore be able to easily absorb whatever potential costs lie down the road. Like BNY Mellon, Wells is also a very smartly run, conservative bank, and unlikely got itself into anything it couldn't handle.
BB&T? Well, with only $1.97 billion on the balance sheet, it doesn't have the same level of cash; let's just hope management was smart in its dealings with the Brits, because an $850 billion hit would not be so easily absorbed.
In case you didn't notice, Wells Fargo is one of my favorite banks in the market today. Its dedication to solid, conservative banking helped it vastly outperform its peers during the financial meltdown. Today, Wells is the same great bank as ever, but with its stock trading at a premium to the rest of the industry, is there still room to buy, or is it time to cash in your gains?
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A couple of days ago BBC iPlayer, Sky Go and NOW TV packed up for iOS users. The reason behind this seems a little mysterious, with a temporary work-around involving setting the date back a day, but that'd cause other issues trying to get onto the App Store.
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Established in 1999 as a nongovernmental organization, Indus Resource Centre (IRC) has come a long way to become a key player in providing sustainable and replicable models for integrated social and economic development in Sindh, Pakistan. IRC believes in equality of human beings; opportunity for all; human potential; dignity of labour and judicious use of resources. It has grown from a volunteer based small initiative to an effective organization with over 900+ employees in 2014. IRC has also increased its geographic outreach from its field operations in Khairpur and Dadu in 2000 to a total of 9 districts in Sindh by 2014, as evident from the map below. However, the major transformation has been in the thematic areas and special projects, so from an initial focus on girls education and capacity buildings of Community Based Organisations (CBOs) to current four thematic areas which includes: Governance, Democracy and Human Rights; Education and Literacy (where primary focus still remains on girls education); Sustainable Livelihoods; and Disaster Preparedness and Response with cross cutting themes of environmental sensitivity, respect for human rights and gender equality. Under these four pillars, IRC strives to achieve the following 4 of the 7 Millennium Development Goals (MDG):
Since inception, IRC has retained focus on Sindh, recognising that an integrated and holistic approach was necessary if sustainable positive changes were to be achieved. IRC has developed its programmes so they are linked with each other and are implemented within the same geographic areas and communities. Lessons learned from the field experience are fed into advocacy and policy dialogue.
The model used by IRC addresses issues of poverty and marginalisation by directly working with the communities. To support the program activities, IRC has over time developed effective organization management systems such as On-line Accounting System, Monitoring and Evaluation, Human Resource Management, Procurement and Administrative Systems. Strategies, policies, manuals and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are available to guide the staff and bring uniformity in functioning of all offices.IRC has been certified by PCP ( Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy) and has been awarded the NPO Certification Award. Special projects and consulting assignments mainly in education are run from the Head office, while other offices manage their respective projects. Sales outlets for IRC arts and crafts centre, Khazana, are operative in Khairpur, Kotdiji and Zamzama Mall, Karachi.


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President's Message
Officer Safety: A Call to Action
Walter A. McNeil, Chief of Police, Quincy Police Department, Quincy, Florida
hen I had the honor to be sworn in as your president last year in Chicago, I vowed to you that, during my term, the first priority of the IACP would be to continue a comprehensive violence against police officers reduction strategy. I promised that the IACP would continue the work of IACP Past President Michael Carroll and the State Association of Chiefs of Police (SACOP) Division in working to find ways to prevent violence against and injuries to police officers. I stated that the work of the National Center for the Prevention of Violence against the Police and SACOP's SafeShield Initiative will be strongly supported and given the highest attention during this operating year. I am proud to say that the safety of law enforcement officers continues to be the IACP's top priority.
One look at the line-of-duty death and injury data supports this singular focus. Between 2001 and 2010, 541 officers were feloniously killed in the line of duty. During that same period, 418 officers lost their lives in automobile crashes. In addition to these staggering numbers, countless others have died in myriad other line-of-duty accidents. This is not to mention the sometimes seemingly forgotten who have taken their own lives. One cannot deny the devastating effects these tragic events will have on agencies, but we should not ignore the severity of the impact of the nonfatal events as well. From a psychological, fiscal, and overall safety perspective, the reverberations of these incidents can be far reaching.
Although the prospect of addressing these wide-ranging issues may seem daunting, it is a necessary process we all must go through to ensure our officers are safe. It is understood that such a change will take time, but, in the interim, there is much we can address today to make certain our officers are equipped to face the dangers in the field.
Vest Wear
According to FBI Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted (LEOKA) data, of the 541 officers feloniously killed in the line of duty between 2001 and 2010, nearly 36 percent were not wearing body armor. This troubling figure is further supported by The BJA/PERF [Bureau of Justice Assistance and Police Executive Research Forum] Body Armor National Survey: Protecting the Nation's Law Enforcement Officers, available at http://www.policeforum.org/library/police-equipment/Full%20COLOR%20Body%20Armor%20Report.pdf (accessed April 11, 2012). The survey found that more than 55 percent of respondents did not have a written mandatory wear policy in place within their agencies. Furthermore, 90 percent did not conduct inspections for fit and maintenance issues. From the establishment of the mandatory wear policy to its enforcement to the fit and upkeep of the vests themselves, it is imperative that executives address these issues within their agencies.
As evidenced by the data collected by IACP/DuPont Kevlar Survivors' Club, saves from vest use extend beyond ballistic incidents. This critical lifesaving protection could prove invaluable in surviving anything from a fall to a motor vehicle crash. This is why the IACP passed a resolution in 2011 calling for all agencies to adopt mandatory wear policies.
Seat Belt Use
It is clear that vests play a critical role in survivability and officer safety. However, one cannot discuss preventative officer injury and fatality measures without addressing seat belt use. In 2011, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released a report titled Characteristics of Law Enforcement Officers' Fatalities in Motor Vehicle Crashes, available at http://www-nrd.nhtsa.dot.gov/Pubs/811411.pdf (accessed April 11, 2012). The report found that between 1980 and 2008, 733 law enforcement officers were killed in passenger vehicle crashes. Of these 733 fatalities, 42 percent did not use any restraint system. I recognize the importance of decreasing the rate of these tragic occurrences as my home state of Florida is among the top percentile in law enforcement motor vehicle crash fatalities. Therefore, how do we address this problem today while maintaining a long-term focus on prevention? The short term answer is clear: Seat belt use. That is why, in 2011, the IACP also passed a resolution calling for mandatory seat belt use policies to be implemented in all law enforcement agencies.
If your agency does not have a mandatory seat belt use or vest wear policy, I call on you to adopt one now. There is no doubt that no one association, agency, or person alone can address the issue of officer safety. We need to take a holistic approach to officer safety—from vest use and seat belt wear to officer wellness. In order to better understand and address the issues facing our field today, it is incumbent upon us to begin to look at officer safety in a different way. The approach needs to address both the officer and the person. And my promise to you is that the IACP will continue to make this issue a top priority and continue to work hard to identify and better define not only the issues facing law enforcement today but also the solutions. ■
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Walter A. McNeil, "Officer Safety: A Call to Action," President's Message, The Police Chief 79 (May2012): 6.
From The Police Chief, vol. LXXIX, no. 5, May 2012. Copyright held by the International Association of Chiefs of Police, 515 North Washington Street, Alexandria, VA 22314 USA.


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Experts at a seminar in Dhaka on Monday observed that mistrust about India among Bangladeshis is growing as various important bilateral issues, especially the Teesta water sharing deal and ratification of Land Boundary Agreement (LBA) between the two neighboring countries, have long remained unsolved.
They said both sides, especially India, should come up to immediately address the issues, including stopping killings by BSF along the border, to remove the mistrust and anti-Indian sentiment.
Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies (BIISS) arranged the international seminar, titled 'Contemporary Thoughts on Bangladesh-India Relations: Challenges and Opportunities', in the city.
Experts from both Bangladesh and India took part in the daylong seminar held at BIISS auditorium.
Addressing the seminar, Sitaram Sharma, Chairman of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies (MAKAIAS), said India needs to play a more important, proactive and leading role in improving, strengthening and consolidating bilateral relations with Bangladesh.
"India should look for an equal partnership, not insisting on special relationship," he said adding, "It's Delhi's challenge to reassure Bangladesh… and to do so in a way that builds the largest political consensus for mutual trust. Anti-India feelings have existed in Bangladesh to some extent since the Independence struggle, especially in its military circles."
Sharma said the Indo-Bangla trade issues need to be bilaterally discussed in a holistic fashion saying that continuous trade deficit with India has led to perception in Bangladesh that it is the result of India's interest in preservation of its market by discouraging exports from Bangladesh.
Maj Gen (retd) Abdur Rashid, Executive Director of the Institute of Conflict, Law and Development Studies, said practical approaches are needed to remove problems and mistrust that lie in the bilateral ties.
About trans-boundary rivers, he said, "Time has come to take a regional approach for the management of the river basins."
Senior Bangladeshi journalist Zaglul Ahmed Chowdhury said India should stop killings along the border. "The firing on the friendly border leaves impacts on the people of Bangladesh," he said.
MAKAIAS Director Radha Datta made a presentation on Connectivity, Transit and Border Management and said the achievement of goals will not be possible if Bangladesh does not address the core issue of security concern. "India has now realized that they are keeping very silly guts in the hands. They need to open transit for Bangladesh."
Former ambassador Muhammad Zamir said India cannot divert the water flow of common rivers and kill people on the border as per international laws. "You can arrest them, catch them, but don't kill them. They aren't anti-Indians. It's totally unexpected," he said pointing at Indian authorities.
Registrar of East West University Ishfaq Ilahi Choudhury made a presentation on Bangladesh-India security cooperation.
To address the security concern along the border, he suggested implementation of LBA, joint patrol by the border forces on both sides to curb smuggling and trafficking, working out how to legalize cattle trade, relaxation of visa regime to encourage people to travel with valid documents, joint patrol over maritime boundary to check piracy and smuggling.
BIISS chairman ex-ambassador Munshi Faiz Ahmad presided over the opening session of the seminar, while BISS Director General Maj Gen SM Shafiuddin Ahmed and ex-Ambassador Farooq Sobhan, President of Bangladesh Enterprises Institute chaired the two other sessions.
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With warm weather approaching and many consumers looking to stick to a budget when making home improvements, many are turning to green solar energy as a solution. BBB advises consumers to be smart about investing in any home improvement project.
Solar energy scams are no exception when it comes to the typical contracting scam. Fraudulent contractors prey on those who are unfamiliar with their product. They may show up at your door, advertise in local papers or deliver fliers to your home. Like the typical contracting scam, solar paneling scams can range anywhere from issues with the installation and costs to the actual solar panels themselves.
Consumers need to know how solar energy works and how the benefits will affect them before investing $5,000 to $60,000 in any solar energy products. There are many state and federal rebates that offer a reduction in the initial costs. However, consumers who opt for a "greener" remodel this spring need to be weary of the less-than-reputable and unqualified contractors that breeze into town promising a variety of "green" services at cut-rate prices. Consumers need to find an installer that is trustworthy and knowledgeable on the benefits of solar energy.
"As with any kind of home improvement contractor, consumers need to be cautious of installers that promise too-good-to-be-true offers," says Steven A. Cox, President and CEO of the Council of Better Business Bureaus. "It pays to look beyond the lowest bid when selecting a contractor."
BBB recommends considering the following before investing in solar energy:
Determine if solar energy is right for you. Due to the high costs associated with the initial investment of solar power, it is important to conduct a self energy audit to determine if solar energy is right for you. Usually, if your monthly bill is less than $100, consider other ways to save energy that cost less.
Consider all the costs associated with solar energy. Ask about all the costs associated with the maintenance and upkeep of the system. Determine if the benefits and savings outweigh the costs over the long run.
Stay informed about state and federal incentive programs. Depending on your location, state and federal programs can save you as much as 50% on installation costs. Be sure to understand the terms and conditions of the incentive programs and conduct your own research prior to signing a contract with an installer. For the latest information on state programs, visit http://www.dsireusa.org/.
Be cautious of installers that promise no out of pocket costs prior to reviewing your specific situation. Be leery if an installer suggests obtaining credit for the full amount of the system even though they are promising very low or no costs due to rebates.
Make sure the roof of your home is equipped to sustain a solar panel system. Even though a properly installed solar system will not damage your roof, make sure your roof is in good condition before you begin the installation to avoid any future problems.
Understand how your solar energy works. You can take full advantage of the benefits in solar energy once you know how it works. For instance, panels facing south with no shade obstructions receiving maximum sun exposure during the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., will provide the greatest percent of energy. Significant savings occur when you have excess energy that is not consumed by your household. This excess energy can then be credited to your utility bill, saving you money.
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TAMPA, Fla. — During the winter before he joined the Yankees, Andruw Jones woke up one morning and couldn't walk. His left knee was so stiff he could hardly move in bed. Six times last season, his first in New York, Jones needed to have it drained of fluid just so he could stay on the field. The last came on the eve of the playoffs.
"It was bad," he said this morning at Yankees camp.
But Jones is expecting a smoother season now that surgery has repaired the small tear in his left knee, an injury that nearly cost him a chance to join the Yankees last season. Doctors discovered the tear at his physical, which sent the Yankees and Jones' representatives scrambling to restructure his contract.
He took less pay, settling for a contract laden with incentives, then watched as some of his playing time disappeared because Curtis Granderson and Brett Gardner proved themselves capable against left-handed pitching.
Though he didn't play as much as he wanted — knee stiffness was a constant concern — Jones' addition to the bench ultimately worked out well enough for both parties to seek a reunion.
Jones hit 13 homers in 77 games last season. Against left-handers, Jones posted a .286/.384/.540 slash line with eight homers.
Jones, 34, signed a one-year deal over the winter and arrived looking more fit than he did last season. He dropped about 10 pounds in the offseason, during which his knee was healthy enough to focus on running and agility exercises. He hopes to be available to play more outfield for the Yankees, though his primary role will be in a designated hitter platoon with Raul Ibanez, who will DH against right-handers.
"I'm just ready for whatever," Jones said.
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The second of three partitions that ended the existence of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth by 1795. The second partition occurred in the aftermath of the War in Defense of the Constitution and the Targowica Confederation of 1792. The latter had called upon Catherine the Great of Russia to intervene and restore "golden liberties". As a result, Russian regiments invaded the Commonwealth and a war ensued in 1792. Though the Polish side won victories at Zielence and Zelwa and the Battle of Dubienka was a draw, the Russian armies reached the Bug River. King Stanislaw August Poniatowski eventually succumbed, joined the Confederation of Targowica, and capitulated.Poland's short-time ally, Prussia, not only did not help the Poles …
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With regard to knowledge, cannot really comment. Conversations were very short. No explanations given. Of course, the fact the high rate of billing discouraged questions from me.
Overall, very disappointed. Wasted a good chunk of money for this lesson.
Anonymous review posted on
Ann is an outstanding lawyer. I highly recommend her services.
Anonymous review posted on
Ann is a great attorney because she is honest & trustworthy then straight to the point with a Will Rogers type of wit and wisdom. Her legal knowledge is excellent but was rated lower in the financial sector versus her expertise in health and contracts.
Posted by Penny
Our company has retained Ann Bittinger to represent us with the health care company that covers our company. Ms Bittinger listens carefully to what her client have to say, other attorneys I have retained do not have that talent. Our company deals with property rentals; Ms Bittinger has been able to solve disputes with the town in which live and the zoning department. When we have a legal problem we feel very comfortable and confident putting the problems into Ann Bittingers capable hands. Penny Barwick Orange Park Property Rentals
Anonymous review posted on
Ann recently prepared a new client contract agreement for me. She provided valuable insight about working with this particular type of client. Ann was extremely responsive and timely in completing the project. I highly recommend Ann.


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Monday, October 26, 2015
laser cutting
Posted by Alexandra Hedberg at Monday, October 26, 2015 0 comments
Labels: laser cutting, laughter
Saturday, October 17, 2015
times passing
Posted by Alexandra Hedberg at Saturday, October 17, 2015 0 comments
Labels: balloons, work in progress
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Open Studios as part of GIBCA extended
|Almost two weeks ago me and my studio neighbours opened up our studios as part of GICBA extended (GIBCA = Göteborg International Biennal for Contemporary Art). I managed to take photos of some of our studios (but mostly in those rare moments when there were fewer people)
|Beatrice Marklund
|Eric Magassa
|Marie Dahlstrand's palett
|Christin Eriksson Wahlström
|Héloïse Delegue
|Rira Nettlestad
|and my studio of course ...
Posted by Alexandra Hedberg at Thursday, October 15, 2015 0 comments
Labels: ångpannegatan 5, GIBCA extended, open studio, studio
Monday, September 14, 2015
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Monday, September 07, 2015
another one
Posted by Alexandra Hedberg at Monday, September 07, 2015 0 comments
Wednesday, September 02, 2015
my aging balloons
Posted by Alexandra Hedberg at Wednesday, September 02, 2015 0 comments
Labels: balloons
Monday, August 31, 2015
|Yes, it's the drawing I was working (jumping) on in June. Hard to judge size, isn't it? It's approximately 150 x 150 cm
Posted by Alexandra Hedberg at Monday, August 31, 2015 0 comments
Labels: drawing
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