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synonym for busy - and not in the sense of "unavailable," but rather "sustaining much activity."
the Urban Dictionary is off the hook for October
po Anonymous Октобар 4, 2001
Wild, Chaotic, Unencumbered. Derived from ancient naval slang. The hook referred to the anchor. In violent storms, if the anchor would break loose from the seabottom (or break loose from the anchor chain - ref "Off the chain.."), the ship would be uncontrolled, free and wild. Utter chaos. Can you imagine anything more wild than a uncontrolled ship in a hurricane?
That party was OFF THE HOOK!
po OffTheHook Јун 1, 2009
getting away with something
You ain't off the hook just because you broke your legs, you stll have to go collect my money
po Brenda Donaldson Мај 26, 2009
Something that is all of: Dope, Phat and Fly!
That new Daft Punk track is off the hook!
po Osiris_The_Definer Октобар 27, 2008
"That new track is off the hook..."
po K-Scrawl Октобар 7, 2008
If one sees an attractive lady or something is really good it is 'off the hook'.
Look at those sexy legs it is OFF THE HOOK.
po Dominic McDaid Септембар 12, 2005
a word meaning cool, brilliant, wicked. made famous by MAXWELL from UK BIG BROTHER 6 (2005)! Said in London (cockney areas) as "Off the 'ook".
Nah man, that was off the 'ook.
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Newark Catholic High School is committed to offering students an environment for growing in their Catholic Faith, expanding their knowledge and extending their talents in service to others.
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The first week of February was a tough one for the animals at the Española Valley Humane Society. With frozen pipes, record low temperatures, no heat or water, the situation became so grim that about 78 animals had to be evacuated and placed into foster care.
But what started out as a dismal week finished on an optimistic note for a few animals when their foster homes became permanent. Foster families adopted eight pets during the week and an additional 20 were adopted during the society's special adoption event on Feb. 5.
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After a day that saw U.S. forces incur tremendous casualties, Bill Hudson figured out pretty quick what all those ponchos were for.
"They were for the dead bodies and obviously we did not have enough." Hudson and his platoon somehow survived the first night on Iwo Jima.
And they still had not seen any Japanese.
That would change the following day.
Hudson and his platoon were a couple of hundred yards inland.
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Four Americans taken hostage by Somali pirates off East Africa were shot and killed by their captors Tuesday, the U.S. military said, marking the first time U.S. citizens have been killed in a wave of pirate attacks plaguing the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean for years.
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — An investigation into claims that international troops killed scores of civilians in northeast Afghanistan escalated into a feud Tuesday between President Hamid Karzai and senior U.S. military officials who cited a report that Afghan parents have been known to discipline children by burning their hands and feet.
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — A pirate fired a rocket-propelled grenade at a U.S. Navy destroyer shadowing a hijacked yacht with four Americans aboard Tuesday. Then gunfire erupted, the military said. U.S. special forces rushed to the yacht only to find the four Americans fatally wounded.
The experienced yacht enthusiasts from California and Washington are the first Americans killed by Somali pirates since the start of attacks off East Africa several years ago. One of the American couples on board had been sailing around the world since 2004 handing out Bibles.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — NASA is just two days out from sending space shuttle Discovery on its final voyage after a nearly four-month delay.
Officials said Tuesday the countdown is going well. What's more, there's an 80 percent chance of good flying weather Thursday. Launch time is 4:50 p.m.
MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — Bahrain's king ordered the release of some political prisoners Tuesday, conceding to another opposition demand as the embattled monarchy tries to engage protesters in talks aimed at ending an uprising that has entered its second week.
NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Knicks finally landed Carmelo Anthony, ending a trade saga and their quest for a second superstar with one blockbuster deal.
The Knicks beat out the rival New Jersey Nets to win the Anthony sweepstakes by agreeing to a trade with the Nuggets on Monday, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker warned Tuesday that state employees could start receiving layoff notices as early as next week if a bill eliminating most collective bargaining rights isn't passed soon.
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With so many angry people out there, I just thought some inspiration would be nice!!!
Inspiration for the day: Life is a short, strange, unforgiving, wonderful gift. It kicks us while we're down then delivers good tidings when we least expect it. In aggregate, the past will not always prove to be fair. But we all have a "now". And in this "now" we have the choice to accept the challenges that life puts in front of us and face them boldly. Now, we can work diligently, love openly and remember respectfully. Now, we define our futures by the choices we make today and all the ups and downs that are sure to line the way. Now, we choose who we are. Because now is all we have. And know that wherever we go from here, we go there together.
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An acquaintance recently sent me this essay written by Zachary Fine, an undergraduate at NYU—a thoughtful examination of why it's so difficult for millennials to figure out what they like, what they care about, and what to do with themselves. It's a decided improvement from the condescending, get-off-my-lawn millennial-bashing so beloved by […]
Dear Millennials, Sorry You Feel Poor
A few weeks ago, people on Facebook and Twitter were sharing a call to arms: Gen Y is entitled to its unhappiness and anger because we are living in an economic hellscape.
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The Strange Paradoxes of Conservative Self-Pity
This post by Eric Teetsel on "winning the marriage debate" has a lot of stuff going on that I think encapsulates some of the central paradoxes of American social conservatism in general, and American social conservatism at this particular moment. It comes in the form of a lament that the the right's "ideas" […]
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A matter of hours after President Obama announced his proposal to reduce the federal deficit, which includes $2 in spending cuts to every $1 of new government revenue, his opponents were on television hailing the plan as the return of "class warfare." Conservative evangelicals dutifully picked up the line, but gave it a slight twist: […]
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At Riverside, Alt-J still finding its live-show footing
Alt-J went from selling out the 987-capacity Turner Hall Ballroom to a venue change and sellout of the 2,500-seat Riverside Theater well before making its Milwaukee debut Friday night. The English act's debut album "An Awesome Wave" won the Mercury Prize last fall with its thoroughly original mix of arty electronica, folkie harmonies and alternative rock moodiness. In time, it may well prove to be a game-changer.
But live, could Alt-J live up to the hype? That didn't seem to be the case a couple of weeks ago when I saw Alt-J perform at Stubb's, a venue about the size of the Riverside, in Austin, Texas, during South by Southwest. It was supposed to be the band's big moment: a coveted closing slot at a showcase that featured the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. But the initially throbbing crowd had noticeably thinned out during the chilled performance. »Read Full Article
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Cook 10 mins
Try to select ripe, same-size berries to garnish the top.
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- 1 (9 inch) store-bought graham cracker crust
- 3⁄4 cup white chocolate chips
- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- 5 tablespoons sugar
- 1⁄3 cup plain yogurt (full-fat) or 1⁄3 cup vanilla yogurt (full-fat)
- 1 quart fresh strawberries, rinsed and patted dry
- 1⁄2 cup white chocolate chips
- Prebake the store-bought crust according to package directions and let cool; refrigerate until ready to use.
- Add the white chocolate chips to the top of a double boiler set over, not in, hot water.
- When the chips are shiny, 7-10 minutes, stir well until smooth; remove the insert from the double boiler and set aside to cool.
- In a bowl, beat the cream cheese using an electric mixer on high speed, until light and fluffy (about 4 minutes).
- Gradually add the sugar and continue to beat.
- When the white chocolate has cooled to body temperature, add it to the cream cheese and blend until evenly mixed; add in the yogurt and blend until smooth.
- Spoon the cream cheese mixture into the chilled pie crust; smooth it with a spoon.
- Cover with loosely tented foil and refrigerate at least 2 hours or overnight.
- Choose as many perfect same-size berries as you can find; hull them and take a very thin slice off the stem end.
- Arrange the berries in a single, neat, compact layer on top of the filling, cut sides facing down; refrigerate.
- To make the garnish, melt the white chocolate chips as you did in step 2; let cool, then spoon into a pastry bag fitted with a fine tip.
- Pipe a thin drizzle of white chocolate over the pie in any appealing pattern you choose.
- Slice the pie with a sharp serrated knife to cut cleanly through the berries and serve.
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Wow, this is delicious. I used a little less sugar, reduced fat cream cheese and plain low-fat yogurt. Still worked. I also skipped the white chocolate drizzle and instead used a tiny bit of strawberry syrup. Thanks for a great recipe!
This pie is super easy, tastes fabulous and looks beautiful. I took the basic idea and used a chocolate pie crust, the white chocolate/cream cheese/yogurt filling, topped it with sliced strawberries and then drizzled home made raspberry sauce over the top. It's a family favorite that is a snap to make.
A most delicious as well as beautiful pie! The beautiful presentation would be perfect to serve to company. I think the vanilla yogurt really adds a smoothness to the base of the pie. I melted the chocolate in the micro for even faster prep and the serrated knife is indeed a must in order to nicely slice through the whole berries and hardened chocolate. Will make this one often!


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Officer-involved shooting in Winter ParkUPDATED 5:21 PM EDT Sep 18, 2013
The suspect that was shot and killed by an officer in Winter Park was intoxicated. The identity of the dead suspect and the officer haven't been revealed.Video Transcript
NEITHER TESTIFIED ON THEIR OWN BEHALF. WE WILL BRING YOU A VERDICT AS SOON AS IT IS RELEASED. AND A SUSPECT SHOT AND KILLED BY AN OFFICER WAS INTOXICATED. POLICE GOT A CALL FROM THE SUSPECT'S ROOMMATE SAYING HE WAS STABBED. OFFICERS CONFRONTED HIM OUTSIDE THE APARTMENT THE TWO MEN SHARED ON PARK AVENUE. BOB KEALING JOINS US FROM THE WINTER GARDEN POLICE DEPARTMENT. HAVE POLICE RELEASED THE I.D. OF THE DEAD MAN OR OFFICER INVOLVED? Reporter: NOT SO FAR, JIM. I SPOKE TO POLICE THIS AFTERNOON AND THEY HAVE NOT GOTTEN A POSITIVE I.D. OF THE MAN SHOT AND KILLED AND SO FAR HAVE NOT RELEASED THE IDENTITY OF VETERAN OFFICER EITHER WHO FIRED THE SHOT. HOWEVER, THIS IS THE FIRST TIME HE HAS DISCHARGED HIS GUN IN THE LINE OF DUTY. THE POLICE OFFICER WAS HERE AND I WAS DOWN HERE LISTENING TO THEM. TIM HERRERAIST SAYS HE RAN OUT OF HIS APARTMENT AFTER HEARING A LOUD BANG. IT WAS JUST IN TIME TO HEAR THE LAST WORDS OF A STABBING SUSPECT WHO HAD JUST BEEN SHOT BY A WINTER GARDEN OFFICER. I HEARD ONE OF THE GUYS SAYING "YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO SHOOT ME." HARRIS SHOWED THE GROUND FLOOR SPOT NEAR THE LAUNDRY ROOM WHERE PARAMEDICS TRIED TO SAVE MAN'S LIFE. I DIDN'T KNOW IF HE WOULD MAKE IT OR NOT. IT LOOKED LIKE HE WAS SHOT IN THE CHEST MAYBE NEAR THE HEART. THE SUSPECT DIED AT THE HOSPITAL. AFTER 12:30, THE MAN'S ROOMMATE CALLED FROM THE APARTMENT THEY SHARE AND REPORTED BEING STABBED. POLICE WON'T SAY WHAT THREAT THE SUSPECT PRESENTED TO THEM WHEN THEY ENCOUNTERED HIM IN A 3rd FLOOR HALLWAY. WE ARE STILL INVESTIGATING AND NOT EXACTLY SURE WHAT HAPPENED AND WHERE IT HAPPENED THAT CAUSED THE SHOOTING TO HAPPEN. POLICE SAY THE MEN ARE CO-WORKERS, HAD MOVED HERE RECENTLY AND THERE WAS NO RECORD OF PREVIOUS TROUBLE AT THEIR RESIDENCE. THE OFFICER IS ON ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVELY WHILE F.D.L.E. INVESTIGATES THE SHOOTING. IN AN EARLIER NEWS RELEASE POLICE DID SAY THE SUSPECT RAN AT THE OFFICER AND HE WAS SHOT IN CLOSE PROXIMITY. AS FOR THE VICTIM WHO WAS STABBED, POLICE SAY HIS INJURIES ARE NONLIFE-THREATENING AND SAY HE WAS ALSO INTOXICATED. WE WILL HAVE LATE-BREAKING DETAILS IN THE NEXT HOUR.
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Third Party Payer Credentialing
The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) supports a single, nationally standardized health care professional credentialing application as one way to support administrative simplification.
The AAFP believes that payers:
- who require board certification as a requirement should permit physician participation for residents who have evidence of completing the required training and are actively pursuing meeting the requirements for certification by the American Board of Family Medicine within its specified time frame;
- should make final physician credentialing determinations within 45 calendar days of receipt of a completed application;
- should grant provisional credentialing, pending a final credentialing determination, if the credentialing process exceeds 45 calendar days;
- should retroactively compensate physicians for services rendered from the receipt date of physicians' completed credentialing application upon final, successful credentialing determination.
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"Free," "open" and "libre" software has been a buzzword in media and technology spheres alike. A lot of heat surrounds its implementation, especially in developing countries. While there is much confusion concerning how open source can be used to leverage the benefits of information and... Read more
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As of noon Eastern time today, you can put a Creative Commons license (CC BY 3.0) on your YouTube video uploads. In addition, YouTube will be uploading plenty of Creative Commons content to its editor tool to get you started. Through the site's year-old video editor tool's new Creative Commons tab... Read more
Creative Commons posted two pieces to their blog today regarding their licenses, and in particular, CC0, the Creative Commons public domain notice. Plaintext versions of Creative Commons licenses The Creative Commons licenses are now available in plaintext form:
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I first learned of the idea of OERu from a webinar coordinated by Steve Hargadon at FutureofEducation.com's lecture series.
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Working Group for the Promotion of Mental Well-Being in Higher Education
The Working Group for the Promotion of Mental Well-Being in Higher Education was founded in 2003 in response to growing interest in, and concern about, the mental health of students and staff in the UK Higher Education setting.
The Working Group is constituted as a self-financing working group whose meetings are hosted by Universities UK and GuildHE. Its members are drawn from the HE sector, the NHS and the student body.
The Group's aims are to:
promote collaboration between the different sectors, agencies and professional groups with responsibility for mental well-being in HE
be a reference point for government bodies, managers in the NHS and educational institutions and practitioners in respect of mental well-being in HE
to influence policy on issues related to mental well-being in HE.
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INVERNESS —- The hatchet-wielding man accused of sneaking up on his father and hacking him to death has been found guilty.
It took the jury a hair over two hours of deliberation Friday to find John William Campbell, 39, guilty of first-degree murder in the death of John Henry Campbell, 68. He now potentially faces the death penalty.
That phase of the trial is set to begin at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday in Circuit Judge Ric Howard's courtroom.
The Campbell trial presented jurors with a choice of whether to convict him as charged or opt for a lesser charge and potentially spare him death row. Campbell, via his defense team of public defenders Michael Lamberti and Devon Sharkey, never disputed the fact he killed his father in August 2010, but his state of mind was such he did not scheme to kill him and then cover it up. Campbell's attorneys called it a "pressure-cooker" situation brought on mostly by a controlling, set-in-his-ways and distant father, and the younger Campbell simply snapped. Father and son shared a doublewide home in Inverness.
"He knows what he did was wrong and he still struggles with what he did," Sharkey told jurors during closing arguments Friday morning.
Sharkey said Campbell clearly admitted his actions but said Campbell was in a daze, foggy in the mind, depressed and dealing with a rekindled passion for crack cocaine when he grabbed a wood-handled hammer-like hatchet and buried it in his father's skull — three times — as he sat in a chair. The senior Campbell's last words were "what was that?" after the initial blow.
Campbell admitted to Citrus County Sheriff's Detective Gary Atchison in a taped confession he knew the second strike was the death blow because he felt resistance which meant the blade had penetrated the skull.
"I killed my father," Campbell told jurors when he took the stand Thursday.
He, however, said depression and a belief he was bringing peace to his father, who he believes also was emotionally tormented, led him to commit homicide.
Meanwhile, the prosecution team of Pete Magrino and Rich Buxman tried to paint a different picture of Campbell during the trial.
Prosecutors presented evidence — in Campbell's own words — that he planned his father's death for days. They explained Campbell grabbed the hatchet, went and sat with it at a computer desk behind where his father was sitting, thought about what he was going to do and sneaked up behind his unsuspecting father and hit him multiple times over the head.
"Chopped in the head and murdered him," Magrino said to jurors in his closing.
Magrino then described how Campbell tried to scrub off the blood on the hatchet to conceal his actions and rifled through his father's pants pockets, stealing his a credit card then going on a shopping spree. A string of actions, Magrino believes, added up to premeditation and felonious murder.
After the verdict, Magrino said he believed the jury decision was the "appropriate verdict."
Sharkey said he was disappointed they lost, but the defense will present mitigating elements in the penalty phase to help keep their client off death row.
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Julie HARRIS Born 1953 Sydney White Walkthrough, 2008 Acrylic on paper on canvas Diptych 100 x 140 cm Donated through the Australian Governments Cultural Gifts Program by Dennis Raymond Julie Harriss paintings have an accidental aspect to them. Harris explores various textural effects by pouring and trailing paint across the surface of the canvas or paper. She has a disciplined yet relaxed approach to her painting style where she allows the brush to wonder over the surface like words across a page slowly building up multiple layers. The series created called Walkthroughs were created in response to literally walking through the landscape, recalling how small details catch the eye and the memory of things seen and experienced are stored away for future reference. These works capture the underlying structure, repetition and patterns; the abstract qualities found in the natural landscape. White Walkthrough is a diptych which has been created using acrylic on paper. It is a monochromatic black and white work. The work is atmospheric both in colour and content. It reveals glimpses of the landscape recalled by the artist as they walked through the dense bush expanse of landscape. This work leaves a sense of things seen and things remembered as one recalls their own experience of walking in the landscape. Image above, image below Julie HARRIS Born 1953 Sydney White Walkthrough 2008 Acrylic on paper on canvas Dimensions: Diptych 100 x 140 cm
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MONTPELIER Republican Randy Brock, the Vermont GOPs nominee for governor in 2012, announced in an email Sunday that he will not challenge Democratic Gov. Peter Shumlin again this year.
Brock, a former state auditor and state senator, had been publicly mulling a run. His decision comes after Stowe Rep. Heidi Scheuermann and former Wall Street executive Bruce Lisman already bowed out this year.
Scott Milne, president of Milne Travel, is the only other known Republican considering a run. Milne has said he wants a primary, however.
I will not be a candidate for Governor of Vermont in 2014, Brock wrote in his email. This decision has not been easy to reach. I have arrived at it over several months after careful thought, much input and serious deliberation.
Brock lost the 2012 race to Shumlin after winning only 38 percent of the vote after putting about $300,000 of his own money into the campaign. Brock said he was not prepared to pump his own cash into a race this year.
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I am thankful to the many Vermonters who have called upon me to run. I have heard from people from all over our state offering words of encouragement, he wrote. This outpouring of support from so many has been extremely heartening and I will always be grateful for their unwavering loyalty.
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BEREA—One of the Browns' draft choices flying under the radar somewhat is Mitchell Schwartz. The Browns used their draft choice at the top of the second round (37th overall) with the expectation that Mitchell will be the team's starting right tackle.
Schwartz (6-5, 320) has stepped in and has been running with the first unit throughout mini camps.
"It's been awesome out here," Schwartz said after Thursday's practice. "I'm getting better every day."
Schwartz has caught Browns' Head Coach Pat Shurmur's attention in the early going.
"I think he's very intelligent," Shurmur said. "He's very technically sound. He's a big-body guy, but he responds well, at least it looks like, to some of the speed rush that we've seen from our guys."
"He's done a good job with that and then I think he understands the concepts pretty well and it's showing up in his play."
Schwartz scored a 34 on the ACT test and his known for being a smart player.
"I pride myself on not making mental mistakes," he said. "I want to be prepared and know where I'm supposed to be."
Schwartz said the offense he played in college with Cal is similar to what the Browns are using.
"The offense is not too much different than it was at Cal," he said. "A lot of it is technique, but it has been a smooth transition."
The Browns had a glaring hole at right tackle after they chose to not re-sign Tony Pashos, who had started the last two seasons despite battling injuries.
Browns' left tackle Joe Thomas has also been impressed with Schwartz.
"He's done a good job," Thomas said. "I've been impressed with Mitchell. He's very smart. He's a technician. I'm impressed with how he picks up everything so quickly."
Thomas, the five-time Pro Bowler, was asked if Schwartz reminded him of himself.
"Technique has always been important for me," Thomas said. "(Schwartz) studies and the things that are important for him are important for me."
Schwartz said Thomas has helped him make the transition from college to the NFL.
"You're talking about the best tackle in the NFL," Schwartz said. "It's awesome to watch what he does and why. All the offensive linemen have been great."
Schwartz feels going against second-year defensive end Jabaal Sheard in practice every day will help him prepare for the regular season.
"It will be good to go against (Sheard) in practice," he said. "It will only help make the games not as bad."
Thomas is the elder statesman of the offensive line and is just 27. He is optimistic about the offensive line both now and in the future. The other starters project to be LG Jason Pinkston (second season), C Alex Mack (fourth season), RG Shawn Lauvao (third season) and Schwartz (rookie).
"I think the O-Line is going to be the strength of the offense for years to come," Thomas said. "I'm the oldest and it's just my sixth year. We have a chance to be around together for a long time."
More QB Talk:
Shurmur was asked again about naming a starter at quarterback at the conclusion of minicamp, but he said the only certainty is the starter will be named before the Browns open against the Eagles on Sept. 9
"It's important that the guys who are playing quarterback get practice," Shurmur said. "I want to see a good body of work and at some point will name a starter."
Shurmur said rookie QB Brandon Weeden is getting the majority of reps, but he wants all four quarterbacks to get their turn.
"At this point, everybody on the roster gets reps," he said. "Once we name a starter, he will get all the reps."
"When the games start and we play Philadelphia, the starter will get all the reps."
T-Rich Starter:
Although Shurmur doesn't want to name a starting quarterback, he was asked if it was safe to say that first round draft pick Trent Richardson was the starting running back.
"I think that's probably fair to say," Shurmur said.
Cousins Back:
OL Oniel Cousins was back at practice after missing practices for personal reasons. DL Brian Schaefering (sports hernia), FB Eddie Williams (back) and OL Stanley Daniels (undisclosed) missed practice.
Quick Hits:
QB Brandon Weeden threw an interception to DB Usama Young in the end zone on a pass intended for TE Evan Moore. He then came back with touchdown passes to WR Greg Little and WR Jordan Norwood. QB Colt McCoy threw a touchdown to rookie WR Travis Benjamin. DB Emanuel Davis intercepted QB Seneca Wallace. K Phil Dawson tried to field goals from 65 yards to end practice and had the distance, but was just wide left twice. He made all of his attempts up until then from inside 50 yards.
End of Mini Camp:
Shurmur said he was happy with the progress the Browns made from the OTAs.
"We're making steady progress," Shurmur said. "I feel good about it. It's gone quickly, but we're moving along as scheduled."
The Browns have one more session of OTA's next Tuesday through Friday and then will begin training camp at the end of July. Next Tuesday is the only session open to the media.


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I cant upgrade my Note 3. Fails every time at 27%. I am 100% positive it was never rooted or modified in any way.
Is there a fix?
If you are using OTA, try using kies instead. If both of these have been tried and failed -download the firmware to a PC and flash via odin. Report back if success or not! Good luck!
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latest they have is 4.3
same for Kies
it seems knox is blocking something... every time i restart phone it says an application was blocked.... there's no way to disable knox because its nowhere to be found on my phone
Better off reading Here on the ATT Note forum. Chances are your issue has or is being addressed.
Your OTA update could also be 4.3. It likely is nothing to do with knox, i get that message all the time and im unrooted, no mods, knox 0x0.
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But I am on the note forum....
I thought ATT released KitKat OTA update for Note 3? Besides, I first got the notification around the same time they announced it. In the past all updates worked fine. This is the first one that fails.
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Harmony & Understanding sets 'Broadway Blast' for April 22?
Published Monday, 15th April 2013
Tyler Junior College's premier performance group Harmony & Understanding will salute the Great White Way in its upcoming show, "Broadway Blast."
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"Phytic acid (reduces some micronutrient absorption) is just as high in nuts as they are in legumes, and yet nuts are not excluded from Paleo. " Paleo treats nuts as an acceptable snack, not as a primary food group.
"Tannins are just as high in wine, and oxalates are just as high in spinach, but these are not excluded from Paleo." Primal accepts a glass of wine or tea, Paleo does not. Mark is more giving. Spinach has a lot of redeeming qualities.
Legume exclusion is probably one of the weaker paleo arguments. If you tolerate them fine they're a good food source. They're consistently correlated with good health and have possibly the highest antioxidant content of any food. Also a good source of magnesium.
I'm not a huge fan of them myself besides in soups/stews.
Shouldn't the question be "why should I eat them?"
I don't see why I need them. I don't eat legumes, I'm healthy. Healthier than I've been in years.
"It's a great life, if you don't weaken.". John Buchan
Legumes bloat me and give me inflammation even more so than grains.
Dear everyone who "misses chilli,"
Real chilli does not have beans in it. So you don't have to miss chilli. You might miss the bs you used to call chilli, but ACTUAL chilli is still on the table.
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In 1996, The Institute of Medicine launched a concerted, ongoing effort focused on assessing and improving the nation's quality of health care. Since then, the Quality Chasm series has grown to 11 important books- crucial reading for policy makers, licensing officials, hospital administrators, medical educators and students, caregivers, health journalists, patient advocates, and patients themselves.


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The decision announced today in the Hobby Lobby case, while providing immediate relief to Hobby Lobby and the other plaintiffs, contains language which leaves the implications of this decision for Thomas Aquinas College unclear.
In a 5-4 decision, the United States Supreme Court ruled narrowly that "as applied to closely held corporations, the HHS regulations imposing the contraceptive mandate violate RFRA." In the same decision the majority provided guidance to the government as to how it might achieve its desired goal of guaranteeing cost-free access to the four challenged contraceptive methods without imposing a substantial burden on the exercise of religion. It suggested that the government itself could assume the cost of providing the contraceptives or that it could simply extend to closely held for-profit corporations with religious objections the accommodation that has already been established for non-profit organizations with those objections.
While this suggestion might indicate the Court's approval of the HHS accommodation being challenged by the College, the Court also said that it "does not decide today whether an approach of [this] type complies with RFRA for purposes of all religious claims." In another comment potentially favorable to the College, the Court stated that "RFRA was designed to provide very broad protection for religious liberty," and noted that plaintiffs' beliefs in the Hobby Lobby case "implicate a difficult and important question of religion and moral philosophy, namely, the circumstances under which it is wrong for a person to perform an act that is innocent in itself but that has the effect of enabling or facilitating the commission of an immoral act by another." This question, of course, goes right to the heart of the College's, and others', religious objection to the HHS accommodation.
Finally, in another hopeful comment, one which seems to leave religious organizations free to judge for themselves what their religious commitments entail, the Court chastised the government for "arrogating the authority to provide a binding national answer to this religious and philosophical question," saying that "HHS and the principal dissent in effect tell the plaintiffs that their beliefs are flawed," a step which, "for good reason, we have repeatedly refused to take."
Attorneys for the College today filed a letter with the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, where the College is currently awaiting a decision, stating that "the Supreme Court's decision in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. strongly supports [the College's] RFRA challenge." The letter points out that "the decision confirms that the Mandate substantially burdens Appellants' exercise of religion … and leaves undisturbed this Court's holding that the Mandate does not advance a compelling governmental interest, and it confirms that the Mandate is not the least-restrictive means of ensuring that women receive free contraception."
In more good news for the College, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals today issued an injunction pending appeal to EWTN in light of the Supreme Court's opinion in Hobby Lobby. Judge Pryor's concurring opinion (PDF) in that ruling is a powerful articulation of the moral arguments in our own case as well as in EWTN's.


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Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, May 5, 2014 at Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home Chapel for Carol Hanagriff Wells, 74, who died May 1, 2014 at Crowley American Legion Hospital.
Deacon Rodless Leleux will be officiating for the services. The family is requesting visiting hours to be held Sunday from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Monday from 8 a.m. to the time of service. A rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Sunday. Interment will be in Woodlawn Mausoleum.
Carol was a lifelong resident of Crowley. She was a teacher in Acadia Parish for 28 years; she taught at Ross and Morse Elementary. After retiring from Acadia Parish School Board she taught at Redemptorist Catholic School for 8 years. Carol was a charter member of the La Beta Gamma Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa; an international honorary organization of women educators dedicated to educational excellence, altruism, and world understanding. She was initiated on December 13, 1979.
She is survived by her husband of 48 years, Larry O. Wells of Crowley; one daughter, Shari W. Tavera of Austin, Texas; one son, Josh O. Wells of Crowley; one brother, Rodney P. Hanagriff of Houston, Texas; three grandchildren, Karder James, Nancy Gray, and Nicholas Gray; and one great-grandchild, Gael Tavera.
Carol is preceded in death by her father, V.P. Hanagriff, Sr.; her mother, Mabel T. Fuselier; one brother, V.P. Hanagriff, Jr.; and one great-grandchild, Gylen Jude Gray.
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With inspirational captain Danny Buderus leaving the Newcastle Knights at the end of season 2008, the days when Buderus and Andrew Johns would lead the Knights to victory are now over. A team effort from 2009 onwards is now required to steer Newcastle back to its glory days when it won two premierships inside five NRL seasons between 1997 and 2001. The Knights have experienced a series of coaching shake-ups over the past few seasons. Wayne Bennett was hired for the 2012 season after mining magnate Nathan Tinkler became of the club's owner. However the departure of both Tinkler and Bennett saw Rick Stone named head coach, but he has since been replaced by Nathan Brown.
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Ravioli & Zucchini Lasagna
Total Time
Prep 40 mins
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Found this on MSN when they did a daily special on zucchini recipes. Since my garden overfloweth with squash about this time of year I saved it here for safe keeping.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 medium zucchini, cut lengthwise into 1/4-inch-thick slices (about 1 pound total)
- 737.08 g package cheese ravioli (frozen large)
- 14.78 ml olive oil
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 226.79 g lean ground beef (90% fat free)
- 737.08 g jar tomato and basil pasta sauce
- 236.59 ml 2% mozzarella cheese (shredded)
- 59.14 ml lowfat parmesan cheese
- Preheat oven to 375°F Line cookie sheet with paper towels. Grease 2-quart ceramic baking dish.
- Heat large covered saucepot of water to boiling over high heat. Add zucchini and cook 5 minutes. With tongs or slotted spoon, remove zucchini to prepared cookie sheet to drain. Return water to boiling. Add ravioli and cook until ravioli rise to the top.
- Meanwhile, in 3-quart saucepan, heat 2 teaspoons oil over medium heat. Add onion and cook 8 to 10 minutes or until tender and lightly browned; transfer to small bowl. In same saucepan, in remaining 1 teaspoon oil, cook beef over medium-high heat 3 to 4 minutes or until browned, breaking up beef with side of spoon. Stir in tomato sauce and onion; heat to boiling.
- Drain ravioli; return to saucepot. Add meat sauce to ravioli in saucepot and stir until combined.
- In prepared baking dish, arrange half of zucchini; top with half of ravioli, then half of mozzarella and half of Parmesan. Repeat layering all ingredients. Bake 20 minutes or until hot in the center and golden and bubbly on top.
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I chopped yellow and green squash into rounds and layered them, raw (rue the day I serve overly mushy squash), with cheese, sauce, and ravioli - skipping the beef, baked 30 minutes then served with garlic breadsticks and a salad for an easy weeknight meal.
Delicious and easy! I cut the zucchini the short way so they would be the same size as the ravioli (made for really easy serving later!). I didn't want the zucchini to get too cooked down, so I sauteed them with the onions. I omitted the beef (don't eat it) and Parmesan, used homemade tomato sauce and shredded asiago cheese (it was on hand), and used mozzarella & spinach ravioli. It was wonderful! Thank you for a keeper!
I loved this easy-to-make dish! Zucchini and pasta sauce are a great match and go well with the ravioli and meat. I lightly sauted my zucchini slices instead of boiling them, otherwise made as specified. Thanks for posting this yummy recipe!


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A fundraiser featuring silent auctions, food and live music and more is set to help a Lawrenceburg woman battling Stage 4 colon and lung cancer.
Tammy Matherly-Coomes, 39, is the mother of five and grandmother of one who was diagnosed in June and has already endured six weeks of chemotherapy and radiation, family members said.
She also has a spot on her left lung and the cancer is in her bloodstream, they said.
Next up is surgery to remove a tumor on her colon, followed by more chemotherapy, family members said.
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A Lawrenceburg woman who allegedly passed phony money at several fast-food restaurants added to her legal woes when she bolted from custody, forcing a police officer to shoot her with his Taser.
The Anderson County Grand Jury on Sept. 20 indicted Katelyn Taylor, 21, of 316 Woodford St., Lawrenceburg on a host of felony charges, including first-degree fleeing or evading arrest, second-degree escape and three counts of first-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument.
Diesel-powered vehicles and burgoo will converge this weekend in Lawrenceburg.
The annual Burgoo Festival and Kentuckiana Truck Pullers Association will highlight one of the busiest weekends of the year when both begin Friday in Lawrenceburg.
The Burgoo Festival runs through Sunday and features plenty of food, music and other events.
The truck and tractor pull is Friday and Saturday nights and is scheduled to feature pullers from as far away as California.
New to the Burgoo Festival this year is a cook-off sponsored by The Anderson News.
Armadillos, you're not in the Southwest anymore.
The iron-plated rodent's habitat is usually limited to the arid climate of Southern states like Arizona and Texas — with their range extending into Florida and the Carolinas — but have been gradually making their way up north, even into Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky.
Bobby Patel, owner of The Convenience Store located on Broadway, and Scotty Embry of Lawrenceburg, discovered a decomposing armadillo in the back lot behind the station.
More than $10,000 worth of tools and copper piping was stolen from the new Early Childhood Center two weeks ago, the most recent incidents in a series of thefts at the construction site.
Superintendent Sheila Mitchell first heard of thefts at the Early Childhood Center in late August, when the first two incidents occurred.
According to Mitchell, all of the items stolen in connection with the August thefts had been reclaimed.
NICHOLASVILLE – Caitlyn Riley's hands weren't shaking as she got ready to putt from just 5 feet out last Tuesday.
Her knees had not been knocking as she knelt to survey the situation on the green during the first hole of a sudden death playoff at Connemara.
But looks were deceiving.
A once-proud football program falls on hard times.
Said program turns to a proven coach to return to glory.
Program endures a one-win season, ending with a shellacking by a mega-power.
And program gets back on its feet with a can-do attitude and a lightened schedule.
Anderson County recovered from a sluggish start to defeat Johnson Central, 4-1, Saturday afternoon in a boys' high school soccer match played at Woodford County Park's youth soccer field.
The contest was moved from the Anderson pitch after last week's rains had left the surface unplayable.
Austin Smallwood scored a pair of unassisted goals to lead the Bearcats past one of eastern Kentucky's better teams.
The Anderson County girls' soccer team pulled off their biggest upset in five years when they stunned sixth-ranked Murray, 2-1, in the Elizabethtown Classic.
Anderson had not beaten such a highly-ranked team since taking fifth-ranked Tates Creek down in the regional tournament semi-finals in 2006.
Anderson seniors Taylor Clark and Emily Mager led the Lady Bearcats to the win, according to coach Jason Earnest. Clark scored twice after Murray had taken the lead, while Mager was outstanding in the net.
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We cruised to Ensenada. Was originally worried about having small children on board a ship (our kids are 3 and 4). However, fears of the kids going overboard were soon calmed after boarding. Most railings are glass. There are several areas with actual rails, but, the rails are close enough that its not really a danger. We gave the kids a serious talking to about climbing the rail including the threat that if they did, they would be confined to the room for the duration. That seemed to work.
The waterpark was a Huge hit! The youngest is almost potty trained but still has so.e accidents. Swim diapers aren't allowed so I was a bit worried that she wouldntbe able to enjoy the pool. But, it worked out. We just made sure they both went to the bathroom before entering the pool and then took regular potty breaks. They also loved mini golf. Another big hit was the board games in the library. It was a great alternative when it got too cold for the pool.
Kids menus in the main dining room,too. Wonderful idea. We brought toys for the kids and they didnt use them once. Too busy having fun on board. Would recommend this cruise for anyone. Including families with small children. Thanks carnival for a great vacation and wonderful memories!
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To paraphrase Lewis Carroll: "If you don't know where you're going, any road will lead you there."
The Republican Party, as it continues to tumble down a rabbit hole, is proving the "Alice in Wonderland" author's point.
The party is floundering. Republicans are told they should reject internal voices that advocate a conservative doctrine. That advice is partly correct, for if the Republican Party is to remain viable it will need to extricate the neo-conservative agenda that brought the Iraq War, nation building and promoting democracy by military force. The party also needs to learn the lesson from such domestic big government, social engineering boondoggles as "No Child Left Behind."
The party must erase the conservative caricatures painted by Democrats and the media and explain why America needs a dose of classical conservatism and guiding principles - not from a failed Bush doctrine - but from the kind of conservatism championed by the likes of Theodore Roosevelt, Robert Taft, Barry Goldwater and Ronald Reagan.
Economics is a discipline that has been snatched by the left and is now used to provoke class envy.
Who spoke these words? "There are�ways by which the federal government can�aid economic growth�I am talking about the accumulated evidence� that our present tax system exerts too heavy a drag on growth�. that it siphons out of private economy too large a share of personal and business purchasing power; that it reduces the financial incentives for personal effort.
"(To) lift the economy the federal government's most useful role is not to rush into a program of excessive increases in public expenditures but to expand the opportunities for private expenditures� next year's tax bill should reduce personal as well as corporate income taxes."
Was it Reagan? Barry Goldwater? It was from President John F Kennedy's 1962 speech to the Economic Club of New York. There was a time when Democrats understood the laws of economics do not bow to political affiliation. Classical conservative Republicans must remind people of this reality as they make the case for tax cuts and reforming America's galactic tax code.
Recently the Republican controlled House approved extending the government's borrowing authority. It's bad enough Republicans couldn't find any places to cut spending, but making matters worse, they joined Democrats in waiving the debt limit until March 15, 2015. Since there is no limit for a year, the federal government can borrow as much as it wants. Congress has essentially relinquished its constitutional authority to control spending.
Long before the Bush doctrine and neo-conservatives ascendency to power in 1994, the country gave the Republican Party sweeping victories in Congress. The Contract with America was a worthy blueprint, however not ever followed through on. The combined budgets of 95 programs the Contract pledged to eliminate increased by 13 percent in 2000. That's not a record of achievement, but of abandonment.
Republicans again have a chance to win big in the next election. For that to happen across the country and right here in Connecticut, they will have to return to their roots and explicitly denounce the failed policies backed by the neo-conservative right and forcefully articulate the virtues of classical conservatism.
Matt Daly is a former policy scholar at the Yankee Institute and was a Republican candidate for Congress in 2010. He lives in Glastonbury.
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