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Island Time to play at park concert
|Island Time will entertain at a free lunchtime concert Thursday, Aug. 1, from noon to 1:15 p.m. at DeYoung Park, 13680 NE 175th St. in Woodinville. Island Time's music spans a wide range - from contemporary American pop, authentic Caribbean calypso, Brazilian samba, to African percussion.
Summer Festival
|The Lake City Summer Festival will be held Aug. 2-3. Friday events include live music, food booths, a beer garden, inflatable rides for kids.
Greatest Little Festival
|The City of Snohomish will present its annual free Summer Festival Aug. 3 from 1-4 p.m.
Teen Battle of the Bands
|The Northshore Teen Battle of the Bands was held July 19 at the Woodinville Community Center gym.
Music in the Park
|Songwriter, musician and vocalist Ginny Reilly will perform Thursday, Aug. 1, at Cottage Lake Park.
Going Out: ''One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'
| Opening Aug. 8 and coinciding with the 40th anniversary of Ken Kesey's novel, Woodinville Repertory Theatre (WRT) presents "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."
Studio East presents 'Once Upon a Mattress'
|"Once Upon a Mattress" will be presented at Kirkland Performance Center, 350 Kirkland Avenue, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 2-3, at 7:30 pm, and Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 3-4, at 2:30 pm.
Intiman Theatre presents world premiere of 'Nickel and Dimed'
|Opening this week at Intiman Theatre is the world premiere of "Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America," a new play by Joan Holden based on the best-selling book by Barbara Ehrenreich.
Local students featured in SCT's summer productions
|Each summer, Seattle Children's Theatre gives local children and teens the opportunity to showcase their acting talents to the public through a series of student productions.
Chautauqua tour comes to the Snoqualmie Valley Aug. 2-3
|On Aug. 2 and 3, for the first time since the 1920s, the Snoqualmie Valley is a scheduled stop on the Chautauqua circuit.
Ashley Dowden of Duvall to perform at Seattle Children's Theatre
|Ashley Dowden, 16, from Duvall, will perform in the Improv Olympics scheduled for Aug. 1, 2 and 3 at 7 p.m. at the Seattle Children's Theatre.


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Melissa Reichenbach, of Lewistown, and Travis Kline, of Lewistown, were married on Oct. 1, 2011, at Burnham Church of Nazarene in Burnham.
The bride is the daughter of Richard Reichenbach and Kay Tyson, both of Lewistown. The groom is the son of Chalmer Kline and Peggy Ritter, both of Lewistown.
Kourtney Williams, of Lewistown, was the matron of honor.
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Mr. and Mrs. Travis Kline
The best man was Gary Wiend, of Lewistown.
Bridesmaids were: Kayla Bratton, of Lewistown; Amanda Lloyd, of Richfield; and Chelsea Bratton, of Lewistown.
The flower girls were Maddalyn Bilger, of Lewistown, and Annastin Bilger, of Lewistown, cousins of the bride.
Ushers were: Tyler Reichenbach, of Lewistown, brother of the bride; Tyler Mitchell, of Lewistown, nephew of the groom; and Colton Tyson, of Lewistown, brother of the bride.
The ring bearers were Bradley Kauffman and Chase Smith, both of Lewistown and both sons of the bride.
Pastor George Smith performed the ceremony that included Mackenzie Bilger and Hannah Runkel, both of Lewistown, and both the cousins of the bride.
Reception followed in the church basement.
The bride is a 2009 graduate of Lewistown Area High School.
The groom is a 2009 graduate of Lewistown Area High School. He is employed by Northeast Demolition and will leave for basic training in the U.S.Army.

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Gregg Doyel has joined the SuckForLuck club too. Seems that two weeks is enough for everyone:
Without him, the Colts won't win many games this season. Will they win any? Sure, probably, in that any-given-Sunday sense that even the worst NFL teams seem to find a way to win a game or two every season. On paper, though, Sunday's game was one of the Colts' three best chances this season to win — along with visits to Lucas Oil Stadium by the Chiefs (Oct. 9) and Jaguars (Nov. 13) — and this one wasn't all that close. It was 27-12 before the Colts drove the length of the field for a meaningless touchdown, their only TD of the game, with 24 seconds left.


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Sexy Kylie Minogue is getting in touch with her inner child, voicing a little girl in the animated movie The Magic Roundabout, based on a cult classic '60s British children's TV show. Though her character, Florence (who is rescued by a snail, dog, rabbit and cow, voiced by Bridget Jones's Jim Broadbent, singer Robbie Williams, Love, Actually's Bill Nighy and Absolutely Fabulous star Joanna Lumley, respectively), is the "voice of reason amongst the characters," Minogue says, she isn't expecting any statuettes next year. "I don't have any Oscar ambitions," she told us at the movie's London premiere, also attended by Aussie model Elle MacPherson, with her two kids in tow.
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We asked Montreal-born Committed star Jennifer Finnigan for her quick takes on a few hot topics.
Brad & Jen's breakup: "Sad, and none of my business."
Donald Trump's wedding: "I couldn't care less."
Oscar nominations: "Oh, when did they come out?"
The Passion of the Christ and Fahrenheit 9/11 not nominated: "Fahrenheit not getting nominated is disappointing."
Canada vs. the U.S.: "I live here (in the States), so obviously I love it, but I do miss home."
My favorite guilty pleasure is: "American Idol and the Kelly Clarkson CD."
Finnigan, who spent four years on the soap The Bold and the Beautiful, says going from a drama to a comedy "was really scary and challenging, and I didn't know if I could do it. But that was the best part about it, really just facing that fear head on and doing it, putting myself out there to such an extent." But don't call her fearless: Though her onscreen love interest, Nate (Josh Cooke), has several phobias, offscreen, Finnigan is the anxious one. "I'm probably more Nate-like in real life," she says. "And I'm kind of a hypochondriac. Don't tell me the symptoms of any disease because I'll be convinced I have it."
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI ) gained 55 points today to close at a new high of 15,876.
Investors had plenty of information to digest today after it was revealed late Wednesdsay that Federal Reserve chair nominee Janet Yellen believes the economy still has room to expand and supports further bond-purchasing by the Fed. In addition to that news, U.S. jobless claims for last week fell by 2,000, and the four-week moving average of claims fell to 344,000. With those trends in mind, here are some companies making the headlines today.
Boeing (NYSE: BA ) investors continue to shrug off labor negotiation failures in Seattle, as the stock gained 1.4% today.
Yesterday the 31,000 local members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, or IAMAW, voted overwhelmingly to reject Boeing's offer of an eight-year contract extension. Boeing had strongly implied that the extension would mean Washington state would receive the airplane maker's production of its next-generation 777X. That would have secured an estimated 56,000 jobs for another two decades, and these aren't just any jobs.
"Boeing jobs are pretty good jobs, with a better than average ripple effect out across the economy," Greg LeRoy of Washington, D.C.-based policy group Good Jobs First told Seattle Times columnist Danny Westneat.
Two-third of the members of IAMAW voted against Boeing's offer, which would have required those workers to accept significant changes in their pension plan. Boeing says that concession would help keep the company competitive.
Meanwhile, Boeing rival Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT ) announced today that it will close and consolidate several U.S. facilities. The move, along with corresponding "efficiency initiatives," will reduce its workforce by 4,000 positions and is a part of the company's effort to increase efficiency of its operations. This is an unfortunate by-product of a defense company faced with U.S. government moves to cut up to $1 trillion from its defense budget over the next nine years.
"Reducing our workforce of dedicated employees and closing facilities are among the most difficult decisions we make," said Marillyn Hewson, Lockheed Martin chief executive officer and president, in a press release. "In the face of government budget cuts and an increasingly complex global security landscape, these actions are necessary for the future of our business and will position Lockheed Martin to better serve our customers."
This has been a strategy for Lockheed Martin over the years; the company has removed 1.5 million square feet of facility space and cut 30,000 employees since 2008. Lockheed Martin will offer job placement assistance and severance benefits to aid former employees in their difficult transition. The company's stock gained 0.8% today.
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Savings of both money and time could be in the works for sporting license buyers, if changes announced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo are enacted.
A recent increase in license fees has raised ire with individuals and sporting groups, but it was the governor's planned fishing trip last spring that prompted a closer look at how resident and non-resident anglers, hunters and trappers pay fees and the terms of anglers' license durations.
During an interview last week Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Joe Martens noted that it started with the governor's purchase of a fishing license.
"He questioned why a fishing license bought in the late summer would have to be renewed on Oct. 1," Martens said.
Further conversations led to not only terms in time, but also the costs and complications in the sporting license fee structures. In a Feb. 21 announcement, the governor put forth a series of changes that reduce the cost of annual fishing, hunting, archery and muzzleloader fees for residents and non-residents and additional reductions for one-day turkey and fishing licenses for non-residents.
As for renewal periods, hunting licenses will renew on Sept. 1, rather than the previous Oct. 1 date. Early small game and waterfowl hunts prompted this change.
But a more significant renewal change will be an expiration date set for one year from the date of purchase.
The governor noted, "Anglers will get a full year of fishing no matter when they purchase the license."
Commissioner Martens stressed the simplification of fee options, which could help in attracting newcomers to New York State's outdoors resources.
Martens also pointed to significant boat-launch rehabilitation projects statewide at public access sites such as the Cuba Lake launch in Allegany County.
Along with the reduced fees and terms for resident sportsmen and women, the governor's slate of non-resident fees show major reductions, especially for hunters.
The annual bow license cost drops from $140 to $40; the muzzleloader fee of $140 drops to $30. A one-day turkey tag costing $50 will be reduced to $20.
Rather than a loss of funds, these non-resident fee reductions could increase state-border license purchases and participation. Hunters and sport shop operators recall a drastic drop in non-resident license purchases following the last fee increase.
Non-resident anglers and hunters, especially those with young children old enough to register for the hunt, may be more inclined to obtain licenses and head afield, which could improve hunter recruitment.
Discussion, passage and enactment of these proposals are still in the works, but a simplified sporting license format may be on anglers' agendas and hunters' horizons sometime soon.
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text: Articles | December 1990Speech and Prosody Characteristics of Adults with Mental Retardation Lawrence D. Shriberg and Carol J. Widder Author Notes © 1990, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Article Information Speech, Voice & Prosody Articles | December 1990 Speech and Prosody Characteristics of Adults with Mental Retardation Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, December 1990, Vol. 33, 627-653. doi:10.1044/jshr.3304.627 History: Received August 16, 1989 , Accepted February 2, 1990 Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, December 1990, Vol. 33, 627-653. doi:10.1044/jshr.3304.627 History: Received August 16, 1989; Accepted February 2, 1990 View Article Figures Tables PDF PDF Supplemental Data Supplements Multimedia Share Email Twitter Facebook Pinterest Tools Get Citation Citation Shriberg, L. D. & Widder, C. J. (1990). Speech and Prosody Characteristics of Adults with Mental Retardation. J Speech Hear Res, 33(4), 627-653. doi: 10.1044/jshr.3304.627. Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager © 2016 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association × Alerts User Alerts You are adding an alert for: Speech and Prosody Characteristics of Adults with Mental Retardation You will receive an email whenever this article is corrected, updated, or cited in the literature. You can manage this and all other alerts in My Account The alert will be sent to: Confirm × Sign In or Create a free account to receive alerts. × Audio-recorded continuous speech samples from forty 20–50-year-old noninstitutionalized persons with mental retardation were selected from a database of 192 samples. Descriptive data on segmental and suprasegmental characteristics were obtained using close phonetic transcription as input to linguistic analyses software. For this sample of adults with mental retardation, speech and prosody status were not statistically associated with gender or gross level of mental retardation, but were associated with estimated probability of independent living. Speech and prosody analyses and content analyses of transcribers' comments yielded diacritic-level profiles of these speakers' linguistic and paralinguistic behaviors in continuous speech. Additional analyses of the error data tested alternative sources of processing involvement within a four-stage speech production model. A cognitive capacity constraint, which limits the speaker's ability to allocate resources to phonological encoding, is proposed as a sufficient explanation for the obtained pattern of token-to-token inconsistency of articulation. An additional sociolinguistic constraint is hypothesized to account for reduced prosodic and paralinguistic competence in continuous discourse. Both constraints are amenable to intervention programming. Findings fail to support the view that the potential for long-term speech prosody competence in individuals with mental retardation is limited by speech-motor constraints. Discussion includes intervention considerations in the context of current trends in special education. Subscribe to view more For full access to this article, log in to an existing user account, purchase an annual subscription, or purchase a short-term subscription. Order a Subscription Subscribe Pay Per View Entire Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research content & archive 24-hour access $30.00 Buy Now This Article 24-hour access $15.00 Buy Now Become a Visiting Scholar Sign In or Create an Account Please sign in using your ASHA.org login. If you do not have an ASHA login, you may register with us for free by creating a new account. Sign In or Create an Account Related Articles Age-Related Changes to Spectral Voice Characteristics Affect Judgments of Prosodic, Segmental, and Talker Attributes for Child and Adult Speech Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, February 2013, Vol. 56, 159-177. doi:10.1044/1092-4388(2012/11-0199) Speech and Prosody Characteristics of Adolescents and Adults With High-Functioning Autism and Asperger Syndrome Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, October 2001, Vol. 44, 1097-1115. doi:10.1044/1092-4388(2001/087) Speech, Prosody, and Voice Characteristics of a Mother and Daughter With a 7;13 Translocation Affecting FOXP2 Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, June 2006, Vol. 49, 500-525. doi:10.1044/1092-4388(2006/038) Teaching Adults With Intellectual Disability Manual Signs Through Their Support Staff: A Key Word Signing Program American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, August 2015, Vol. 24, 545-560. doi:10.1044/2015_AJSLP-14-0062 Are We Ready for Growing AAC Needs in Group Homes?As more adults with intellectual disabilities live longer and lose their parents, they need increased support with communication systems. The ASHA Leader, July 2015, Vol. 20, 5-6. doi:10.1044/leader.FMP.20072015.5 Related Topics Speech, Voice & Prosody


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October 29, 2015 Area residents are invited to experience a "time warp" when the Reg Lenna Center for the Arts presents a screening of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" at 10 p.m. Friday. more »»
Khristenko To Be Focus Of Second JCA Concert Nov. 6
October 29, 2015 The Jamestown Concert Association is continuing its tradition of bringing internationally acclaimed pianists to the area. more »»
Mark Your Calendar
October 24, 2015 Here are some important dates and times to remember: Nov. 6, 7, 12, 13, and 14 at 8 p.m., and Nov. 8 at 2 p.m. more »»
Local Author Offers Autobiography In Second Full-Length Novel
October 22, 2015 With all of his past life experiences, Jason Scott Czyz has been able to find synchronicity and beauty in the smallest of things — even a television test pattern. more »»
The Anatomy Of Song Crafting
October 22, 2015 In my experience, writing a song is rarely a simple task. more »»
Jam 'N' Jive
October 22, 2015 One of Western New York's premier fusion bands will seek to spread good vibes and positivity with its performance at Shawbucks this weekend. more »»
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October 17, 2015 Each of us sees with his own eyes. more »»
'Cabaret' Entertains At SUNY Fredonia
October 15, 2015 FREDONIA — There is truly first rate singing and dancing on stage at the State University of New York at Fredonia, in their current, mainstage production of the musical show ''Cabare. more »»
Just The Bass-ics
October 15, 2015 Playing the bass guitar isn't all that bad. Sure, you typically have two less strings to work with than your standard guitar player (results may vary), but that doesn't mean there's any less to do. more »»
Motown Sound
October 15, 2015 WRIGHTSVILLE, Pa. — Area residents searching for an authentic '60s sound need look no further than The Contours' upcoming performance at the White Swan Ballroom in Wrightsville, P. more »»
Community Music Project To Hold Music Dinner Fundraiser Sunday
October 15, 2015 Dinner and a show may not be as common a pairing as it once was, but the Community Music Project is hoping to start an annual tradition this weekend. more »»
Winter Lineup
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Brent & Co., Uncle Ben's Remedy To Perform At Mojo's Tonight
October 14, 2015 Brent Peterson has made a living out of being on the road as a touring musician, but that hasn't diminished the joy he feels upon returning to his hometown to share his music. more »»
Addams Family In Town
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There's Always Something
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The British Are Coming!
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A New View
October 9, 2015 Joy Behar is looking forward to her impending visit to the hometown of one of comedy's most enduring legends: Lucille Ball. more »»
Counting Out Time
October 8, 2015 525,949 minutes. Multiply that by three and that represents how much time has elapsed since my first day at The Post-Journal. more »»
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October 8, 2015 The Jamestown Concert Association is set to kick off its 2015-16 season with a dose of locally-produced talent. Josh Stafford, a Jamestown native and current director of music at St. more »»
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- The American Life League is angry that Krispy Kreme is giving away free doughnuts on Inauguration Day because the company's press release says it is celebrating "the freedom of choice," which ALL says is a "tacit endorsement of abortion rights on demand."
- Rep. Steve King says it is "bizarre" that Barack Obama will use his middle name when he is sworn in next week, which just serves as more evidence that King fully deserves his place among Steve Benen's "Most Offensive Member of Congress."
- Because you can never have too many right-wingers on the radio, Mat Staver and Matt Barber will soon begin hosting "Liberty Live," which will air on 126 stations of American Family Radio's new AFR Talk network.
- Oklahoma State Rep. Sally Kern has introduced a resolution calling on Congress to oppose the Freedom of Choice Act, saying it would be "an infringement on states' rights. Abortion is not a right guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution but states' rights are guaranteed by the Tenth Amendment."
- The Traditional Values Coalition warns that President Obama and his "czars" are poised to "impose Obamunism upon our nation" and specifically singles out Tom Daschle as "most likely push the abortion and homosexual agenda ... The abortionists and homosexuals who helped get Obama elected must be thrilled with all of these czars with power to impose abortion and homosexuality on our military and federal bureaucracies." Elsewhere, they call us a "God-hating ... anti-Christian group that is still engaged in a relentless war against traditional values."
- Dan Gilgoff reports that, according to Ted Haggard, "House Speaker Nancy Pelosi regularly sent words of comfort and support in the two year following his fall," but Pelosi's office tells David Brody that Haggard's claim is "simply not true."
- Finally, Rick Scarborough is more than a little upset that Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison has the temerity to start plotting a run for Governor of Texas:
"As a Texas conservative I am appalled by this action and call upon Senator Hutchison to do the ethically and morally right thing by writing everyone who contributed to her national campaign and offering to refund their contribution. Conservatives in Texas and around the country contributed to Senator Hutchison's campaign to fight liberals in Washington; not conservatives in Texas.
"Rick Perry has his detractors in Texas and I have been openly critical of some of his positions as Governor, but he is solidly pro-life and pro-family and Texas has prospered under his able leadership. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, who is pro-choice, is apparently willing to expose her own Party in Washington to a possible filibuster proof Democratic majority by vacating her seat as US Senator, while simultaneously dividing her Party in Texas with a costly and politically divisive bid to be Governor which is not warranted."
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This past week Governor Corzine signed into law a bill that is expected to provide the State with necessary tools for monitoring and intervention of hospitals. Clearly it is intended to enable the State to intervene when necessary in troubling hospitals. Recent years have seen numerous health care facilities marching to the tolling of bells. The real pain is many instances is assumed by the citizens who now need to alter how, where, and possibly when they receive clinical care.
There are many aspects of this new law that would certainly protect the citizens and the State from our recent past of hospital closures. While there are many fine points to this new law there are aspects that still need to be addresses in a just and socially responsible manner, namely the financial and policy stability of providing charity care. Yet let me for a brief moment focus on an issue of this law that is opaque to most New Jerseyeans.
A major issue in addition to unfunded hospital provided services is governance. Too often the State and the Legislature are criticized for insufficient funding. In itself that statement seems valid since the cost for such care and the funds allotted for such care. Yet another major issue that seems stealth is that of hospital governance. The State and its funding cannot be held accountable or responsible for what in many instances is failed governance.
This issue seems to have finally surfaced in that this new law acknowledges the State has rights and responsibilities to intervene in troubled hospitals. It is wonderful that Trustees now need to have training for how to oversee a hospital's operations. Too often trustees are appointed to hospital boards with little understanding of the health care delivery system. In numerous instances there are no requirements to insure the necessary training. Unlike other governing boards the hospital trustees are held harmless for their incompetence or inability to monitor the corporation.
How often has the State had to intervene when the trustees despite their monthly or quarterly review simply noted the decrease in cash on hand or decline in clinical activity? Nothing proactive was done or changed. As time continued to erode the situation the State became the focus of criticism for their lack of assistance. In reality it was the either uninformed or ineffectual members of the Board that were frozen in their complacency. For this regrettable behavior taxpayers are burdened with bailouts or closing costs.
At the same time it must be noted that there are hospitals and systems in New Jersey, whose Board composition and functioning are exemplary. Their Board membership is clearly educated as to what is expected of them before they serve on the Board. They are not Stepfordesque and they work with management in strategically discussing and implementing their future. Regrettable that regulation had to be enacted to have Boards do what should have been understood as their ethical, fiscal, and community obligations from the moment they accepted a seat on that hospital Board.
Let's now hope that accountability leads to enlightenment.


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Graduation Personalized Mini Glass Bottles
Let your excitement for your grads success flow free, don't bottle it up. But, what you can bottle up is some sweet treats for the proud grads in these graduation themed bottles which you can personalize.
- Personalize labels with color, graduation design and add text
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- Fill with any sweet treat you like
- Bottle measures 4.25" x 1.5" x 0.69"
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There's peace within a garden, a peace so calm that when a heart is troubled, it's like a soothing balm.
There's life within a garden, a life that still goes on filling the empty places when older plants are gone.
There's glory in the garden, at every time of year: spring, summer, autumn and winter, to fill the heart with cheer.
So, ever tend your garden, its beauty to increase, for in it you'll find solace and in it you'll find peace.
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I got these for lyrical/contemporary competition dances and enjoyed how well they turn. They aren't too slippery or too rough, which is great. However when you first buy them they tend to be a little hard to turn in. I dance between 10-20+ hours per week, resulting in these shoes breaking in way too quickly, resulting in holes and worn out fabric very quickly. If you dance and compete a lot, I would not recommend these because they won't look stage ready after being worn for a month or 2.
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We purchased these at the recommendation of another mom in our studio. They stood up well to intensive solo rehearsals and still looked good for competition. My daughter liked the fact that the straps had grip on them so they were not sliding off of her heels.
True to size! It is a great shoe on its own, but I think it is also one of the best "transition" shoes when adjusting from jazz shoe to modern shoe.
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My daughter loves these shoes! They fit well, as long as you listen to the sizing and buy smaller than street size. My dance was able to wear them for about 6 months, dancing an average of 4 hours a week in them, before getting any holes. The elastic straps did need to be re-sewn/re-enforced to the shoe cap after about a month. The elastic part is adjustable and comfortable, which is not always the case for turning shoes. The company even improved the back elastic on by the time we ordered the second set by adding some grippy plastic on the insides of the elastic.
I really love the barefoot look, but foot undeez do not work for me for turns. I've tried foot undeez, paws, and a few other types but was never satisfied. These shoes are great, I love them! I particularly like that you get some padding under the balls of your feet because I also tumble and like to include acrobatics in my routines. Tumbling barefoot on wood or marley floors can be a bit painful sometimes, so these shoes are definitely appreciated.
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On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may Allah be pleased with him, reported: the Messenger of Allah( may peace be upon him) said: were it not that I might over-burden my people I would have ordered them to use siwak (tooth-stick) at every time of the prayer, and in another transmit, in every ablution. Narrated by the two Imams of hadith.
On the authority of Abdullah ibn Abbas, may Allah be pleased with him, that the Messenger of Allah said: " keep on doing tooth brushing because it cleans the mouth and pleasures Allah" narrated by al-Byhaki and al-Bukhari. And according to Aisha said tooth brushing cleans the mouth and pleasures Allah" narrated by ibn Majah from abi umamah, may Allah be pleased with them.
Islamic jurisprudence on tooth brushing:
An- Nawawi said it is sunnah and not compulsory in any condition through the consensus of the scholars.
Ibn al- Kayyim said: tooth brushing is recommended act for both fasting and non fasting person in any time because it is not specified in hadiths, also it is needed for a person whose fasting in the sake of Allahs pleasure and His pleasure is demanding in fasting than any other time, so purification is the best deed for a fasting person.


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I guess the old adage that you should trust your first instinct is correct (many times at least).
While trying to finalize this week's Top 20 on Monday evening one of the teams that was on the bubble and being seriously considered for a spot in the rankings was Summit. I spoke with coach Keith Nixon on Sunday in preparation for a note on the team for the Union County edition of the newspaper. Summit was 10-0-1 in its last 11 games.
But, Summit was facing perhaps its biggest challenge yet on Tuesday against No. 15 Middletown South, and the rankings are based on games through the previous Monday. So against my first instinct (which was to put Summit in at possibly No. 19 or 20) I hesitated and did not rank Summit, instead waiting to see how it did against Middletown South.
Well, you can guess what happened. I went to Warinanco Rink on Tuesday evening and watched as Summit performed superbly over the final 30 minutes, playing flawless positional hockey in its own end while forging a 3-1 victory.
So for un-ranked Summit, hats off and keep up the stellar play!
For the rest of the Top 20 members there were very few changes. Brick, another club playing strong hockey of late, edged ahead of Gloucester Catholic (No. 8 last week) to grab the No. 8 spot this week. Pingry moved from No. 12 to 11th, while Morristown-Beard dropped from No. 11 to No. 12.
Bergen Catholic (No. 17 last week) and Bridgewater-Raritan (No. 19 last week) both dropped out of the rankings for now...replaced by No. 18 Mahwah and No. 19 Ramapo.
This week's edition is below. Many teams are now entering the gritty portion of the season, fine-tuning their schedules with formidable opponents as they close in on the Cups and state tournament. Check back next week.
1-Delbarton (12-3)
2-St. Augustine Prep (9-1-1)
3-Randolph (12-0-1)
4-Chatham (12-1-3)
5-Christian Brothers (7-4-2)
6-Morris Knolls (13-1-2)
7-Don Bosco Prep (13-5)
8-Brick (12-1-1)
9-Gloucester Catholic (2-4-2)
10-St. Peter's Prep (7-7)
11-Pingry (12-3-2)
12-Morristown-Beard (8-5-1)
13-Ramsey (14-1-1)
14-Red Bank Catholic (9-5-2)
15-Middletown South (6-3-2)
16-Toms River South (8-2)
17-Hillsborough (7-3-1)
18-Mahwah (11-2)
19-Ramapo (12-3-1)
20-Bishop Eustace (4-5)
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MONTGOMERY, AL -- Alabama's governor is relying on a second federal stimulus bill that he doesn't support to provide the state with more than $1 billion to balance the next state budgets and prevent major cuts in services.
Gov. Bob Riley presented budget proposals Wednesday that count on the U.S. Senate passing the "Jobs for Main Street Act" that cleared the U.S. House in December. Riley said he doesn't like the design of the second stimulus package, but he expects it to pass.
Riley said the federal money would help Alabama enter fiscal 2011 with the same number of school employees and maintain most state services at their present levels. The budget plan would level fund state employees' and teachers' health insurance. That could result in higher copays or reduced benefits for employees.


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2016 Miami Beach Bowl
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Established in 2014, the aptly named Miami Beach Bowl is staged each December at the home of the MLB's Miami Marlins, Marlins Park, and pits a team from the American Athletic Conference against a squad from one of the game's other associated conferences including the Sun Belt Conference, Mid-American Conference, and Conference USA. In general, Florida has long been a popular destination for hosting bowl games, as the Miami Beach Bowl joins the Orange Bowl in the greater South Beach area while other postseason clashes like the Capital One Bowl, Outback Bowl, and TaxSlayer Bowl (formerly the Gator Bowl) have all also called the Sunshine State home.
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The beating death Saturday of man in West Philadelphia was not related to the man's involvement as a witness in the slaying of a mother of four in 2011, police said Monday.
Akeel Prout, 26, of Wynnefield, was punched and stomped by six men about 10 p.m. outside his girlfriend's house on the 500 block of North 55th street, police said.
Prout had been called as a witness in the October 2011 killing of Hafeezah Nurid-Din, 31, an Overbrook mother and schoolteacher who was shot through the heart by a stray bullet as she unloaded groceries outside her family home.


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A number of significant historical events have occurred in...
Chick-fil-A Bowl
The Georgia Dome in Atlanta, it is one of college football's top bowl games outside of the Bowl Championship Series (BCS). For many years, however, the Peach Bowl struggled to draw crowds and make money.
Starting a college bowl game was a dream for several members of the Atlanta Lions Club. In 1966 they began lobbying the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) for a bowl game. However, a moratorium on additional postseason bowl games stifled the group until April 1968, when the bowl finally received the blessing of the NCAA's Extra Events Committee.
For Georgia Institute of Technology's Grant Field, before the bowl moved to the Atlanta
–. Throughout the 1970s and most of the 1980s the bowl was often plagued by bad weather and poor attendance. In 1978 it took a last-ditch effort by local citizens to sell enough tickets to meet the NCAA minimum sales numbers. Fulton County Stadium
By 1986 the Lions were willing to relinquish control of the game, which was not actively supported by Atlanta's corporate community. The Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce offered assistance, and by the early 1990s a new home and a new television contract buoyed the game. With the opening of the enclosed Georgia Dome, weather was no longer a concern. The game landed a guaranteed spot on the ESPN television network in 1991, and in 1992 the Southeastern Conference and Atlantic Coast Conference agreed to send representatives to the game each year, setting up the first and what remains the only guaranteed match-up between the two dominant football conferences in the Southeast.
InChick-fil-A became the title sponsor for the game. There have been nine consecutive sell-outs of the event, with an average attendance of more than 70,000, the highest among all non-BCS bowls. The bowl also has the distinction of being the most competitive bowl game in history with an average margin of victory of only 9.5 points in its thirty-seven-year history. Between 1999 and 2006 the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl distributed more than $2.2 million in charitable contributions. The game is supported by more than thirty events, including basketball games, a parade, and a FanFest, all of which draw more than 30,000 to Atlanta the week of the game.
In 2005 it was announced that the game would be renamed the Chick-fil-A Bowl starting in 2006. Average payout for participating teams as of that year is $3 million, the second-highest among non-BCS bowl games. The first year of the bowl, each team received $115,000.
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Green Onion Pancakes
I've been wanting to try to make my own green onion pancakes for a while now, ever since I found a recipe on Gaga in the Kitchen a few months back. Every time I planned on making them I always seemed to run out of time. This weekend, we had a belated Chinese New Year celebration and I was determined to make them.
Green onion pancakes (cong you bing), is a savory Chinese dish. It's doughy, with several layers, and has the taste of oil and onions mixed with the dough. The pancake is pan fried, creating a crispy exterior and a chewy interior.
I got a lot of help from Baby Bro and Baby Bro's Girlfriend with making the pancakes. They ended up coming out really tasty. Definitely better than the frozen or ready-made store bought ones. And they weren't too hard to make.
Green Onion Pancakes (Adapted from Gaga in the Kitchen)
Makes approx 8-10 pancakes
1. Mix
the flour and water together with a large wooden spoon. Once combined, knead by hand until a nice dough is formed.
If the dough is too sticky, add a little more flour. If too dry, add a little more water. Knead the dough for a few minutes, so that you will have a good chewy texture for the pancake.
2. Take a small piece of dough (about the size of your fist) and
roll it out as thin as possible. The shape doesn't matter.
3. Drizzle some oil and rub it in with your hands so that the entire
surface is lightly covered, but there are no pools of oil in any one
spot. Gaga said she uses a combo of vegetable oil and sesame oil. Because sesame oil is so strong, we used about a 4:1 ratio of vegetable oil to sesame oil. Don't be stingy on the oil or your pancakes will be too dry. Make sure there is a nice thin layer on each one, and make sure it is spread across the whole dough.
4. Sprinkle some salt evenly across the dough. Then sprinkle on the diced green onions. It's up to your personal preference how much you like.
5. Roll the dough into a long rope. It's okay if oil and onions squish out the sides. Coil that rope into a circle.
6. Flatten the circle with your hand and then use rolling pin to roll out the pancake and thin it to your desired thickness. Ours we about 1/4 inch thick.
7. In a pan, heat up a bit of oil over medium/low heat. Put your pancake on heated pan and let it cook until golden brown, and then flip to crisp the
other side.
8. Serve pancakes while still warm and crisp.
18 Responses to "Green Onion Pancakes"
those look super delicious!!maybe a nice earthy dip with that and yummm!! a definate try for this weekend
these look fantastic! used to have them for breakfast in china and your post is making me mighty hungry. I love the step by step shots too.
This reminds me of snack-time in China! Thank you for the step by step photos. They seem surprisingly easy to make; can't wait to try this out.
They taste great by themselves, with a dip, or even used as a wrap (putting meat or something inside)
I eat them a lot when I go to Taiwan. I'm glad you enjoy the photos. I thought it was something that needed more explanation than just words.
I was surprised at how easy they were to make too! This is my first attempt at making any sort of chinese dough product and I was really happy with the turn out.
Yeeesss!! Nicely done! Your method is the exact way my grams taught me how to make this dish. Did you use American all purpose flour? Or the asian one from 99ranch? Did you find the dough hard to flatten out? That was my biggest issue – trying to make it as thin as possible. Yours looks so good and yummy! Great tutorial!
flattening it out wasn't a problem as long as the water is hot when the dough is mixed, making it a lot easier to work with. Also, sprinkle the surface you're working with with some flour so the dough doesn't stick to the table or roller and break. At first i was afraid of smushing the pancakes too badly after putting the green onion inside (they start squirting out and breaking through the dough), but everything turns out ok after they go in the frying pan!
our sausage ones were delicious too when we ran out of onions.
The kneading is made a LOT easier by doing the first steps in the food processor (I use 1 cup boiling water for 3 cups of flour, then add a bit more cold water if needed).
We used American all purpose flour. Flattening out wasn't a problem..I wonder why it was for you.
Thanks for the tip. I'll have to try that next time.
I have never tasted Green onion pancake.I always eat pancake which is sweet in taste so most of its made with fruits or vegetables.This is new for me so I will try for this.Thank you..
Oh yum. I always wondered how these were made, it looks easy enough to make at home! Just wondering when you would add the salt? Do you add it to the flour before mixing in boiling water or do you sprinkle the surface after rolling it thin and topping with oil?
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A Johns Island man accused of killing his girlfriend a week ago waited outside in his truck until she came out of the house, then shot her to death as she tried to get into her car, according to a detective's affidavit released today.
One of the slain woman's daughters heard her mother cry for help, came out of the house and saw the killer holding the shotgun before he took off, according to the affidavit.
Timothy James Wright, 34, is charged with murder in the death of Melinda Ford, 37, outside the house where they lived on Betsy Kerrison Parkway.
He showed up for his first court appearance today, after spending a week in the hospital after the shooting.
A magistrate can't set bail on a murder charge. Magistrate Priscilla Baldwin set Wright's bail at $100,000 on a charge of possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime.
Charleston County Sheriff's Office deputies were called to Ford's house about 6:30 p.m. Feb. 16 to check out a reported shooting.
They found Ford dead in the backyard from a shotgun wound to the chest, according to the incident report and affidavit.
Witnesses told deputies Wright took off in a white Nissan pickup truck.
They spotted the truck and tried to stop it, and Wright kept driving, according to the incident report.
He drove through a baseball field and a fence before wrecking the truck and taking off on foot. He surrendered to deputies about 1 a.m. after a manhunt and was taken to a hospital for treatment of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to the Sheriff's Office.
Read more in tomorrow's edition of The Post and Courier.


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OK, since the last few episodes have left me underwhelmed, I had been planning a new, fresh take on blogging the action. However, this week was actually pretty good, so I might save that for an off-week.
In the meantime, we've got enough drama to keep us busy.
Things begin as they always do: In da club. Snooki and JWOWW head home so Schnooks can call her boyfriend Emilio back at home. He's at the club too, and he's apparently surrounded by half-naked girls. He calls back to tell her that he's slept with a girl. Then he backtracks and says he's joking? But the damage is done. She deems the whole ordeal … well, she coins a word that rhymes with "buckness," but is far less printable in a family-friendly blog like this.
Sammi takes this opportunity to be like, Oh, hey, do you guys think Ronnie's cheating on me? JWOWW and Schnickers get all shifty-eyed and can't be more obvious, but dumb Sammi continues to be dumb and oblivious.
Regardless, he comes home and they get in their nightly breakup. (This time Ronnie drops the second best line in the episode: "I don't like tests, that why I didn't go to college." The best line was JWOWW's while eating sushi, "I'm allergic to pecans sometimes.") So that's it. They're done. Yeah, right.
Of course they go out to yet another club and Ronnie gets
coked up too drunk and can't take care of himself so Sammi takes him home and cares for him.
It's enough to push the other girls over the edge. Snooki and JWOWW decide that they're going to go to a cyber cafe and write Sammi a letter detailing Ronnie's transgressions and then leave it in Sammi's "draw." Now, why do they have to go to a cyber cafe? Is there no computer in the house? Are they afraid Sammi will do an IP trace on the print-out? Also, who do they think Sammi will figure out who left that there? Clearly it's not Pauly or Situation — it's just a not a bro thing to do. It's still so obviously them.
I guess that's why we spent so much time with Sammi and Ronnie so far. This will be the issue that divides the house and drives the action the rest of the season. So whose side are you on, Team Sammi or Team Ronnie?
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WILDWOOD, N.J. - Hours before ceremonies began and kites flew into the skies Friday morning, a public works employee hammered swiftly, securing a nail in the wet boardwalk wood.
Inside Harry's Corner near East Cedar Avenue, as metal grates still guarded neighboring eateries and attractions, local residents read newspapers over steaming coffee. Some grumbled about the wind and possible showers.
"Ninety percent, the weather," owner Aristidis Tsakiris, a 58-year-old native of Greece, said about business over the summer season, which is beginning this weekend. "Ten percent, economy."
If the deviation of Friday's weather from predictions is any indication, the summer season at this Shore island will shape up to be a good one. Under a shining midday sun, local elected officials and businesses symbolically began the season with a turn of an oversize wooden key in the sand - a long-standing annual tradition of "unlocking" the ocean.


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Watch 1980s video clip of WWUH in the News!
When the University of Hartford was incorporated just over 50 years ago by business and community leaders, they envisioned a center of education and culture for Greater Hartford. At its core, it would be a university for the community created by the community.
The University has come a long way since its humble beginnings on Hartford's last remaining farm, evolving from a local school for commuters into a comprehensive university that attracts students from throughout the world. Yet it remains true to its original mission of serving as a valued resource for individuals, families, businesses, and communities throughout the Hartford region, offering hundreds of programs that serve the University and its neighbors every day. For over 45 years listener supported WWUH has served an important role in the University's community service mission.
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera - Verdi: La Traviata
Host Keith Brown writes:
Here's a truly historic audio document for you, something you might call "The Unauthorized Callas. "In 2011 ICA Classics issued in its "Legacy" series the legendary 1958 Covent Garden performance of Giuseppe Verdi's La Traviata (1858) starring Maria Callas and recorded quite literally onstage as she sang Violetta, the role she made her own and about which reviewers and public mutually raved. This is not an airtape of a BBC broadcast, but somebody's private unofficial taping with the microphone placed immediately adjacent to the proscenium arch. (You can hear Callas warming up in the wings during the Prelude to Act One.)
The sound is monaural, possessing remarkable clarity--better, actually, than typical broadcast sonics of the period. The Callas Covent Garden bootleg recording has long been in circulation among opera enthusiasts on LP's or more recently in CD format, too. Only now, however, has a major classical music record label, International Classical Artists, Ltd. of the UK, picked it up and applied its "ambient mastering" technique to the old audio material, resulting in the best transfer ever onto silver disc.
You get to hear more clearly than ever before Callas, the very icon of the operatic diva of the second half of the twentieth century, when she was at the zenith of her vocal powers. As taped on opening night, June 20, 1958, she is heard opposite tenor Cesare Valletti as Alfredo. Nicola Rescigno conducted the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden Orchestra and Opera Chorus. Thanks to my WWUH colleague Bob Walsh for substituting for me today.


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Talk about stuff!
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Would you do it?
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Something that isn't video games.
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Turning School Into An RPG Where You Level Up By Studying
Here's The Next-Gen Gaming Toothbrush
Razer's Making A Smartband. How Strange.
What The Hell... There's A Gamification World Championship?
If I drank coffee, I would probably be spitting it out right now. There is a World Championships for gamification. What is this strange planet we live on?
Gamification In The Classroom: The Journey Continues
If you went up to the average student and asked them if they wished school was more like a video game you would almost certainly get a passionate "YES!" I'm sure if you asked most adults they'd also put their vote in favour of making their tedious work day more fun and exciting. Gamification is in no way a new idea, but it's one that is still evolving at a rapid pace.
Al Gore Made A Game. Guess What It's About?
In July 2011, after a somewhat clueless Al Gore keynoted the Games for Change conference in New York, Kotaku wrote that the former vice president should try playing a video game. In March 2013, Gore announced that he had done one better and created a video game instead. And guess what it's about?
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Going to the gym for an hour is two red points. Calling my mum is one blue point while calling Aunt Deborah is five blue points, because, honestly, Aunt Deb is sort of a pain to talk to and sometimes she says crazy things. Cleaning the bathroom is 15 red points, otherwise I would never do it. This is the plan to gamify my life, to relate everything I do to a point-based game.


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The Indians have at least one thing to be thankful for this off-season and it is that their list of needs is going to be much shorter than last years. There may be more free agents leaving, but many are inconsequential and those staying are of higher quality than the players remaining after 2012 (even if they are the same players). For the sake of this discussion, we will assume that all free agents and players with options will be let go, while most players still in arbitration or under contract will remain. This means that no trades are expected, even though some are expected, just because they are impossible to predict. Refer back to "Who Will Stay & Who Will Go" for a player-by-player list of the Indians contract situations.
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The Indians are without a DH going into 2014, but they haven't had one since Mark Reynolds was released mid-season and it certainly didn't hurt them down the line. Not having an official DH has made the team much more versatile, allowing Yan Gomes and Ryan Raburn to get into a lot more games. With both Nick Swisher and Carlos Santana being liabilities in the field, it may be a good idea to essentially platoon them at first (and use Santana as a part time catcher) and DH. This would also allow the Indians to keep Drew Stubbs in the lineup on a more regular basis, which would severely help the defense.
If the Indians decide to forgo defense and continue to play Swisher in the outfield or Santana at catcher, they could use this hole to add another big time slugger. Of course, any player added would have to be significantly better offensively than either Gomes or Stubbs, who they would be replacing in the lineup. There are actually a few good options this off-season, both in the free agent market and available for trade. An interesting route to go would be similar to signing Giambi last off-season, but any of these players would be a big upgrade. Paul Konerko, Kendrys Morales, Raul Ibanez and Justin Morneau are all former superstars who have become defensive liabilities in recent years. Any would be an upgrade over Stubbs and could probably be found fairly cheaply, considering their career numbers. This means they could be let go during the season with little repercussions (as Reynolds was) if things don't work out.
There is a huge list of other free agents as well, any of which could be used as a DH, but those listed are among the best options as the plethora of options for other teams may drive their prices down. While the big money revolves around players like Shin-Soo Choo, Curtis Granderson and Robinson Cano, the Indians may be able to sneak in and grab one of those other veterans.
Outside of those, there is one trade option that seems really interesting at the moment. The Royals are tired of Billy Butler being a negative in the field and striking out 100 times a year. He has been listed as tradeable and while inner-divisional trades are rare, this one could possibly happen. The Indians farm system is jammed full of second base and short stop prospects, many of whom are within a year the Majors and all of whom are better than the Royals internal options. Giovanny Urshela, Ronny Rodriguez and Justin Toole are about to get even further buried in the depth chart as Joe Wendle and Francisco Lindor advance. Between Kipnis and Wendle, the Indians should be set with second basemen through about 2025, so any second basemen between the two should be considered available. Butler would be a good fit as DH for almost any team, with a .823 OPS and has averaged more than 20 home runs and 90 RBI over the past three seasons, something no current Indian can claim. Butler is owed $8M for next season and $12.5M for the following (in an option) so the Indians would have to weigh that as well.
Finally, there is an interesting free agent out there that is surrounded by question marks. Former Indian Jhonny Peralta has hit the end of his three year deal with Detroit and will be available on the free market. With his main antagonist, Eric Wedge, no longer involved with the team, he may be interested in returning, although the change in position could bother him. He looks to be out in Detroit as Jose Iglasius has taken his position while he was on suspension for performance enhancing drugs. Offensively, Peralta has been remarkably consistent, sitting within .070 of his career .755 OPS in every season since 2006. This means he will likely be expecting a small raise over his $6M made in 2013, but can't expect the kind of contract that even Morales or Konerko could possibly get.
On the Indians side, Peralta would be a solid offensive player who could still play in the field, unlike most of the players listed and Giambi. While Peralta did have an issue playing third under Wedge, he may be more willing to do so under a proven manager like Terry Francona and could be the best available back-up for Lonnie Chisenhall. While it isn't time to give up on the former top prospect yet, a similar situation to this September could occur next year if the Indians are in the play-off race and Chisenhall is underperforming. With Peralta available, he could become the starting third baseman, allowing the Indians to back to the line-up that has Gomes starting at catcher and Santana as DH.
The players listed above are essentially in order of least to greatest for the Indians, but any would be an offensive improvement over last year. There are so many average to great players available one way or another that it would be irresponsible for the Indians to use Giambi as the starting DH or to try to go with the limited internal options. While it is essentially the least important offensive position, having a strong DH can add a new dimension to the lineup when used properly. The Indians just need the proper player to fill it.


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Food for backyard birds can be offered in mixes, and the best backyard birdseed mixes have a strong black-oil sunflower seed base. Always try to purchase backyard birdseed mixes that are mostly dark in color; that is a sign that the mix has mostly black-oil sunflower seeds.
Beware of birdseed mixes in packages that don't allow you to see the contents, especially if they are at an unbelievably low price. The mix could be full of filler seeds that will not attract a wide variety of backyard birds. A good, all-purpose mix will be 75 percent sunflower seed, 10 percent millet seed, 10 percent safflower seed and 5 percent peanuts or white millet seed.
Unless you want to attract quail, waterfowl or turkeys, avoid birdseed mixes that are mostly yellow or orange. That might mean the bird seed mix could be filled with less popular bird seeds to lower the price.
If you live in a condominium or an apartment, you might want to try "hulless" or "no mess" backyard birdseed mixes. These usually contain seeds out of the shell, including sunflower hearts, peanuts and cracked corn.
Some birdseed packagers are developing high-end mixes that have sunflower seeds, mixed nuts, dried fruits and, in some cases, dried mealworms. Backyard birds will eat these mixes, but they cost more than the average songbird seed mix. These seed mixes seem to work best in hopper-style or tray bird feeders, as the fruit sometimes becomes lodged in feeding ports of tube feeders, blocking a backyard bird's access to the bird seed.
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Nate Dunlevy says that he doesn't much like Blaine Gabbert's game. CHECK!
He thinks Matt Schaub is pretty darn good. NO DOUBT!
Tennessee's quarterback transition is still under review. BINGO!
Here's where he got my attention: before Andrew Luck has even been drafted Nate declares him second to only Schaub in the AFC South. Gutsy proclamations are what attracts eyeballs and this one did the job. His reasoning however is rock solid:
If you asked the Titans or Jaguars to trade straight up Locker or Gabbert for Luck, each of them would grab Luck in a heartbeat. The only question would be how many additional picks they'd have to surrender to get him. Normally, players have to prove it on the field, but in this case a bit of speculation is warranted.
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Through gene therapy, researchers have reversed inherited genetic hearing loss in mice, representing an important milestone in the quest to treat genetic deafness in humans (Akil O et al. Neuron. doi: 10.1016/j.neuron.2012.05.019 [published online July 25, 2012]).
Investigators at the University of California, San Francisco, and colleagues used mice with hereditary deafness caused by a mutation in the gene that encodes the vesicular glutamate transporter 3 (VGLUT3) protein, which is crucial for inner hair cells to send signals that enable hearing. Previous research indicates that a mutation in the human version of this gene may play a role in some cases of congenital hearing loss in people.
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Cosmo Jarvis returns to Australia
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You have to 'Love This', UK artist Cosmo Jarvis will be returning to Australia for a National Tour and Falls Festival, bringing along his impressive band.
22 year old Cosmo Jarvis has released his third album Think Bigger to rave reviews with the lead single Love This gaining lots of airplay and YouTube hits thanks to the much talked about devil suit. His music and films have made him an online phenomenon with hisYouTube shorts, usually observational comedy skits about small town life, being viewed 3.7 million times – his contagious shanty single 'Gay Pirates', picking up over a million hits alone.
Tell Me Who To Be will be the next single off the album and is a song about expressing the ability to adapt to whatever is required by those who make you feel like an outsider for the purpose of fitting in. A crowd favourite during Cosmo's Australian pop up shows in July, Tell Me Who To Be will be released on Friday.
Jarvis played almost all of the instruments on the new album, he produced it and shot, wrote and stars in all of the accompanying videos. The Tell Me Who To Be video will be available soon and is sure to be another YouTube sensation.
He's just finished touring Germany and is kicking on through the UK until he heads to Australia in December with his band.
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Under this name, and under the name of Möller-Barlow's disease, a condition has been described in which a hemorrhagic effusion takes place under the periosteum, which is quite rare, but nevertheless interesting. Six cases of this rare disease have recently been recorded by Brun and Renault, of Paris, in La Presse Médicale, Jan. 12, 1898. These six cases were observed in the Hospital for Children's Diseases during the past two years. The first case was that of a girl of three months. The father and mother were healthy, but a younger brother had died in convulsions. The child was born at term after a normal labor and had been nursed for six months. It was brought to the Hospital because of the swelling of the right thigh. The general appearance of the child was good. The fontanelle, however, was wide open, but there was no cranial tabes, no thoracic deformity
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Special Exhibit on Fractures.—
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Special Exhibit on Lame Backs.—
Presented under the auspices of a committee composed of Dr. Frank R. Ober, Boston, chairman; Dr. Carl E. Badgley, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Dr. J. Archer O'Reilly, St. Louis; Dr. Arthur Steindler, Iowa City, and Dr. Philip D. Wilson, New York.Applications for space for other exhibits close on Jan. 20, 1941. Blanks may be obtained from the Director, Scientific Exhibit, American Medical Association, 535 North Dearborn Street, Chicago.
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