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Once upon a time, I didn't drink beer. I was strictly a vodka-and-cranberry girl for a very long time. Then last year, something changed. In New York City, you are surrounded by craft beer. So many craft beers that eventually, you get a little curious and start checking things out. As my husband got more into the world of craft beer, so did I. A trip to the Dogfish Head brewery in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware last year sealed the deal and I became a convert.
Recently, I decided I wanted to start incorporating beer into baked goods. The most traditional thing out there is, of course, beer bread, but I wanted to do something sweet. So I scoured the Internet and found very little. Beer has a unique impact on baked goods owing in part to the yeast and hops and all those other goodies that make beer beer. So I was delighted to find a cupcake recipe that uses Blue Moon.
Blue Moon is owned by Coors, so it is technically not a craft beer. It is, however, much better tasting than a Coors. It is one of my favorite light, easy-drinking beers and it pairs well with a lot of food, particularly ones you eat in the summer. And its light, citrusy taste works especially well in this cupcake. The cupcakes have a great orange flavor with just a hint of wheat.
I'm excited to keep digging up new recipes that incorporate beer into baked goods. If you happen to know of any, please post them in the comments!
Blue Moon Cupcakes
(Adapted from Miss Make)
Makes right around 24 cupcakes, depending on how full you fill your liners
3/4 cup unsalted butter, softened
1 3/4 cup sugar
2 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
2 1/2 TSP baking powder
1/2 TSP salt
3 eggs
1 TSP vanilla
orange food coloring
3/4 tsp grated orange zest
1 cup Blue Moon beer (I used the regular, but feel free to get creative and use the Winter Abbey Ale or Spiced Amber or whatever other seasonal is available)
1/4 cup milk
Orange Buttercream Frosting (recipe follows)
1. Line 24 cupcake trays with liners and preheat your oven to 375 degrees F.
2. In a medium bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder and salt.
3. In the bowl of a stand mixer, beat the butter on medium speed until light and fluffy. Add the sugar a little at a time and continue to beat until the sugar is completely incorporated.
4. Add the eggs, beating after each.
5. Add the vanilla, food coloring and zest and beat well.
6. Mix the beer and milk in a cup. Add the beer/milk mixture and the flour alternately, ending with the flour.
7. Fill the cupcake liners 2/3 full. Bake for 18 minutes until the cupcakes are golden and a toothpick inserted in the center of one comes out clean.
8. Once the cupcakes have completely cooled, frost each cupcake with the Orange Buttercream. (I frosted mine using an offset spatula to try to create a frothy look to mimic the foam on a glass of beer.)
9. Garnish each cupcake with a small orange slice just before serving, if desired.
Orange Buttercream Frosting
(adapted from Taste of Home)
1 cup butter, softened
4 cups confectioners' sugar
2 TSP grated orange zest
1 1/2 TSP vanilla extract
4 to 6 TBL orange juice
In the bowl of a stand mixer, cream the butter until light and fluffy. Add in the confectioners' sugar a little at a time. Beat in the orange zest and vanilla. Add enough orange juice to achieve your desired consistency. Makes enough to generous frost two dozen cupcakes (with most likely some leftover).


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We replaced the bottom of this boat with a screen door and covered it in Flex Seal. After a day on the water not only does it stay afloat, but the inside is completely dry." This infomercial for Flex Seal says it's "perfect for all your home repairs." Consumer Reports' Bernie Deitrick tested Flex Seal and two other products … … Bissel's Stomp 'n Go carpet cleaner and EZ Moves - another infomercial product that's designed to help you lift heavy furniture. But do they deliver?
To test Flex Seal, Bernie made his own small boat with a screened bottom, sprayed it with Flex Seal, then floated it on a "pond" in one of Consumer Reports labs. The boat didn't sink. But when it came to Flex Seal's gutter claim, the results were disappointing. Three coats later Flex Seal failed to seal the vertical seams on this gutter. Then there's EZ Moves that comes with a lever you use to lift furniture in order to slide the discs underneath. … so that your furniture simply glides across any surface." Bernie tried moving this freezer without the discs. Then with - look at the difference! But not all moves were "EZ." The lever couldn't get under this heavy table. And refrigerators can pose a problem, too. "If the furniture is against the wall, sometimes it's very hard to get to the back corner of it." How about Bissell's Stomp 'n Go carpet stain remover? (Web video) "Just place over the stain, stomp to release the stain-fighting formula, and leave the pads to do the work for you." Bernie dirtied a nice white untreated piece of carpet with coffee, French dressing, tomato sauce, and red wine. Following directions, he blotted up the excess. Then he stomped. After 30 minutes some of the Stomp 'n Go stains were still pretty obvious. Consumer Reports' take - these products can help a little, but don't count on any miracles. ."


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August 15, 2009, marked the previously announced end of the six-month Expert Community Experiment. My OCLC colleagues and I have been very pleased with the results of the experiment. Here a quick summary of the statistics for activity from February 15, 2009, through August 15, 2009:
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He was born on Oct. 29, 1936 in Karnes City to Dionicio Sauceda and Petra (Loya) Sauceda.
Survivors include his children, Gloria (Joe) Roberts of Goliad, Irma (Carlos, Jr.) Gutierrez of Goliad, Sally (Danny) Esparza of Runge and by Ernesto (Jeri) Sauceda, Jr. of Karnes City; 10 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, brother, Teofilo Sauceda of Karnes City and by his sister, Angelita Gonzales of Kenedy.
Preceded in death by his wife, Natividad "Tiva" Sauceda.
Visitation was held Thursday, March 7 at 3 p.m. at Rhodes Funeral Home.
A rosary was recited at 7 p.m. on Thursday at Rhodes Funeral Home.
A funeral Mass was held Friday, March 8 at 10 a.m. at St. Cornelius Catholic Church.
Interment followed at the New Breman Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Dusty Roberts, Derek Roberts, Ryan Esparza, Trey Sauceda, Christopher Gutierrez, Carlos Sauceda, Pablo Cruz and Robert Sauceda. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Rhodes Funeral Home.


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Rebate Information:
Rebate offer: 12-28680
Purchase must be made now through November 24 (weekly ad [staples.com])
In store ONLY!
Rebate Offer and LIMITS - clarified:
(confirmed by Parago and Staples customer support email/chat, see timeline below for links)
- -You get $15 in Staples Gift Cards for each $100 worth of Visa/MC you buy.
- -Rebate maximum limit (per household) is:
- Buy $1000 in Visa or Mastercard gift cards.
- Receive $150 Staples Gift Card
- Doesn't matter what denomination ($50 or $100 or $200) Visa/MC cards you buy.
- Doesn't matter how many cards you buy per transaction.
- -Limit is per household address.
- Let's say you have 3 people in your address and each of the three buys $1000 in giftcards. Only one gift card rebate will be mailed and the other 2 person's rebates will be DENIED!
Official (ambiguous) wording:
Quote :Promotion: Get a $15 Staples Gift Card on Purchase of $100 or more on Visa and Mastercard Gift Cards at Staples Stores Only
Rebate Reward: $15.00 Gift Card
Valid Dates: 11-11-2012 through 11-24-2012
Postmark Date: Purchase Date Plus 60 Days
Promotion Details:
Purchase must be made between 11/11/12 and 11/24/12. Requests MUST be submitted online or postmarked within 60 days from date of purchase. To submit online go to www.stapleseasyrebates.com and follow the instructions. To mail rebate STAPLES STORE PURCHASE: Send ONLY the completed ORIGINAL rebate redemption form printed from the cash register, the ORIGINAL submission form printed from www.stapleseasyrebates.com, or the ORIGINAL PDF submission form provided by a Staples store. Photocopies not accepted. Offer valid in US only. Good for actual purchases by end users; excludes resellers and distributors of products and their families. You should receive your Staples Gift Card within 4-6 weeks after claim is received. Staples Gift Cards may be used toward the purchase of merchandise and services only at a Staples U.S. retail store. For balance, or if you have questions about your Staples Gift Card, call 1-888-609-6963 or visit staples.com/giftcards. Value can be added to this card at any Staples U.S. retail store. See Staples Gift Card for complete terms and conditions. We are not responsible for lost or misdirected mail and illegible entries. Staples logo and product names are trademarks of Staples and their respective companies. Limit 10 Staples Gift Cards per name/address/household. For questions or a status inquiry about this rebate offer call 1-877-266-6483. Fraudulent submission of multiple requests could result in federal prosecution under the U.S. Mail Fraud Statutes (18 USC, Section 1341 & 1342). Keep a copy of your documents for future reference.
Additional Information: Purchase $100 or more on Visa and Mastercard Gift Cards at Staples stores between 11/11/12 and 11/24/12, then submit online or mail it in to receive a Staples Gift Card. Limit 10 Staples Gift Cards per name/address/household.
Mail this form and the proof of purchase (listed in the promotion details) to the following address:
STAPLES ( Dept. 12-28680 ),
PO Box 540036
Please allow 4 - 6 weeks after we receive your submission to receive your rebate. Offers requiring activation and/or service agreements may take longer. Please refer to the Terms and Conditions portion of each particular offer for specific details.
Useful Info:
Staples gift cards:
(this will be your rebate reward):
- are accepted ONLY IN STORE - not on phone or online.
- cannot be used to buy any type of gift card found in Staples stores.
Visa / Mastercard gift cards:
(this is what you're buying for the rebate)
- -Purchasing Visa/MC gift cards, does NOT count towards Staples Premier Status.
- -Using a Visa/MC gift card, to pay for another one:
- It is against store policy to use any gift cards to buy other gift cards (some stores are even denying the use of any credit cards to buy gift cards).
- However, the system will accept the transaction, if your cashier lets you, and many have had success (YMMV).
- If paying with credit card, if your total is over $500, the transaction will require a manager to approve the transaction, which will bring additional attention to the purchase.
Cashing out $1000 of the Visa/MC cards with NO FEES:
- via Amazon Payments (AP) (Requires SSN)
- you need 2 AP accounts (different names/social security number, but can be same address. There is no credit report pull.) - create AP account [amazon.com]
- register your cards at www.giftcardmall.com/mygift [giftcardmall.com] in the name/address of AP account#1.
- Log into AP account #1
- go to "Edit my account settings"
- go to "Add, edit, or delete my credit cards [amazon.com]"
- add your cards that you registered earlier at giftcardmall
- go to "Send Money [amazon.com]" and send it to AP account #2.
- It will ask you if "cash advance" or "purchase". Select PURCHASE.
- It will ask you what amount and what card to fund the transfer with. Select maximum amount on your card (ie:$200)
- Do the above for each card. For example if you added five $200cards, do 5 transfers, each of $200
- To withdraw, you need to add a bank account and verify it, to account #2.
- Maximum amount you can receive or send is $1000 per month.
- There are no fees for personal AP accounts (only for business AP accounts)
- via Amex Serve (Serve)
- register your cards at www.giftcardmall.com/mygift [giftcardmall.com] in the name/address of your Serve account. If you have an apt. number, it is suggested you leave it blank.
- Log in to Serve account
- goto "My account" > "Bank and Cards [serve.com]"
- link a new DEBIT card
- enter your Visa gift card, and details exactly as you entered them when you registered on giftcardmall.com. If you have an apt. number, it is suggested you blank out the "Address Line 2 (optional)" line.
- Once you linked your card successfully, you can click on ADD button [serve.com] on the left side of your Serve screen, and fund it from your linked Visa Debit Gift card.
- The money should be available instantly to your serve account.
- You can send money money to another Serve account , or withdraw it to your bank account (i believe limit is $200 per day?)
- You can also use your Serve card to pay merchants, and have it withdraw from the Visa gift card you attached to your serve account. For example use it to buy another Visa Gift Card from Staples.
- Fees are waived until March 13.
- Warning: Serve frowns upon linking a credit card and withdrawing to bank account and has been reported to issue warnings, and/or close serve accounts.
- via Amazon Payments (AP) (Requires SSN)
Buying five $200 Visa cards in one transaction:
(maxing out the rebate in one transaction)
- You will pay $1034.75.
- If you pay with credit card, because the amount is more than $500, a manager will need to come to the register to authorize it (which is normal procedure).
- The register will print a Redemption Form, showing that you bought five $200 Visa cards. But "Rebates you're eligible for using this rebate redemption form" will only show 1. It means your receipt is eligible for "one" of staples current rebates. Again, this is fine.
- Submit Staples Easy Rebate online. Your rebate status typically won't be updated for several hours. So for several hours you won't see what you qualify for. Usually you get an e-mail with subject "Thanks for submitting your rebate!"
- Later (usually you get an e-mail with subject "Update! Your rebate is being processed"), you should see the attached status, showing that you qualify for "Staples Gift Card for $150.00".
- rebate status will say: Quote :Rebate 1:
Rebate Offer: 12-28680
Get a $15 Staples Gift Card on Purchase of $100 or more on Visa and Mastercard Gift Cards at Staples Stores Only
Products Purchased:
Validation in progress. * Staples Gift Card for $150.00
Developments Timeline:
Nov 11, 2012:
Promotion is live.
Limits and rewards are not clear based on official wording of the rebate.
Many people start experimenting - buying Visa/MC cards in different denominations and, upon submitting their receipt discover that:
- -denominations other than $100 Visa or $100 MC, work for rebate as well
- -buying $100 Visa or MC produces $15 Staples Gift Card rebate
- -buying $200 Visa produces $30 Staples Gift Card rebate.
Great news! The $200 Visa has only $6.95 activation fee.
Only $1 more than the $100 Visa, but double the reward.
- -buying 2 x $200 Visa in one transaction produces $75 Staples Gift Card rebate (glitch, mistake), instead of expected $60
- -buying 3 x $200 Visa in one transaction produces $135 Staples Gift Card rebate (glitch, mistake), instead of expected $90
- -buying 4 x $200 Visa in one transaction produces $150 Staples Gift Card rebate (glitch, mistake), instead of expected $120
- -buying 5 x $200 Visa in one transaction produces $150 Staples Gift Card rebate
Nov 12 - Nov 18:
- -Poor rebate wording causes a lot of confusion about the limits. Nobody really knows the limits.
- -A lot of speculation and discussion takes place, about the glitch and supposed limits, and whether or not Staples will fix it and adjust the rebates.
- -It is advised that you should do 2 transactions to max the rebate limit potential, based on the glitch, and unclear rebate wording regarding limit and reward...
TRANS 1: 3x$200 Visa cards (pay $21 activation fee, and maybe receive $135 Staples card)
TRANS 2: 2x$200 Visa cards (pay $14 activation fee, and maybe receive $75 Staples card)
Nov 18:
- -someone contacts Parago (rebate company) customer support via email and asks if buying $200 Visa will result in $30 Staples Card rebate.
- -Parago confirms it - customer support email posted (thanks phazein)
Nov 19, 2012:
- Staples sends out emails to all customers who submitted rebates where the amount shown was wrongly calculated due to the glitch.
Quote from Staples email sent to customers :Dear Valued Staples Customer,
We have identified you as one of the consumers who may have visited the
Staples Easy Rebate site to track your rebate. Upon tracking your
submission, you may have noticed that the value of your rebate might
have calculated incorrectly.
Please know that we are working to correct this issue. When you
receive your Staples gift card in the mail, it will be loaded with
the correct reward value.
We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.
As always, thanks for shopping at Staples.
Staples Rebate Team
- -more confirmation from Parago customer support (online chat) that buying 3 x $200 Visa results in $90 Staples Gift card reward. online chat posted thanks teamhurtado
- -FINALLY! A confirmation that maximum limit is $150 reward in Staples Gift cards, for buying $1000 in Visa or MC gift cards (regardless of denomination). staples online chat posted thanks stm69
Dec 1, 2012:
- Some people starting to report that their rebates show the corrected amount now (ie: $90 for buying 3x$200 Gift Cards) and confirming we will get $15 for each $100 bought.
- AMEX SERVE is locking accounts of people who added the Gift Cards and withdraw, and asking for copy of SSN and copy of front and back of "all credit/debit" cards.
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I know this is a huge YMMV because staples might not allow you to buy one Visa/master card with another one but if your stores lets you do it, then you will end up with a coupon for $10 off of next purchase at Safeway/vons +$9 worth of Staples GC ( $15 GC - $5.99 activation fee). A net gain of $19(in the form of free groceries at safeway + Staples GC) for every $100 Visa/Mastercard purchase...
I know this is a huge YMMV because staples might not allow you to buy one Visa/master card with another one but if your stores lets you do it, then you will end up with a coupon for $10 off of next purchase at Safeway/vons +$9 worth of Staples GC ( $15 GC - $5.99 activation fee). A net gain of $19(in the form of free groceries at safeway + Staples GC) for every $100 Visa/Mastercard purchase...
$15 reward on $100 card
OR if you are into the Itunes thing $15 off $50
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You could buy one card, activate it, then use it to buy another one, etc., until you reach the max limit per rewards account. This would permit you to stack-up the Staples GCs.


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All Formula One articles for May, 2013
26 May 2013
Drama, Debris, and The Iceman's comeback
Lotus F1® team battles in a difficult race littered with Red and Yellow flags
21 May 2013
Kimi Räikkönen and Romain Grosjean on the Monaco Grand Prix
After five races and four podiums, Kimi heads to Monaco a tantalising four points off the Drivers' Championship lead. As our Iceman explains, the challenge of Monaco is quite different from that of the circuits seen so far this season
12 May 2013
Bravo Señor Räikkönen!
Lotus F1® Team Flamenco ends in Spanish silverware for Super-cool Kimi
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Kimi and Romain on the Spanish Grand Prix
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Guns are just objects, but minds can be evil
Over the years, my dad would tell us about his school year days.
Caught between a great depression and a great war, many men didn't receive a great education. Still, most students of that time could pass a GED exam with only six years schooling. Most of these men went on to lead productive lives. Many served overseas to protect our county.
Dad served overseas. He came home to manage a feed store for 18 years. He was even asked to run for sheriff.
Dad and his friends took their guns to school where they would place them in the corner of the cloak closet. This allowed them to hunt for game on the trip home, thus helping to put food on the table.
Guns are a problem, but not the problem. The Fact is humans have been killing each other for years. Cain most likely killed Abel with his bare hands. Thus it began with rocks, clubs, poison, knives, spears, bows and arrows and the list goes on. Then we were blessed with black powder. Black powder brought guns, bombs, etc., etc. and etc. It also helped build roads, dams and America.
That old school house also served as a church and a community meeting place. The building wasn't fancy, but many souls shared peace and love there. Seems God came with these people and went home with them when they left. Could be he just stays at the church now. The fact is the law of the land states, like guns, you shall not have God in schools or government buildings.
We are blessed with freedom of speech. Well at least in most places, but if you talk too long, you might be considered radical.
The real problem is inside someone else's mind. This is the most dangerous place in the world. Within this place dwells dragons. For whatever the thought, it is right to them.
Guns and God are a state of mind to you, the reader. The question is for you to answer. What's in your mind?
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Marie "Jocelyne" Castellano, best known to local residents for her role in the scandal-plagued Narrowsburg International Independent Film Festival and wife of Richard Castellano, is the subject of a documentary film presently in production. The film will tell the story not only of her time here, but also how she founded the Queens International Film Festival, which one New York newspaper called "The Flim-flam Film Festival."
Jocelyne is a woman of many names—she's gone by Jocelyne Castellano, Jocelyne Castaldo-Castellano, Maria Jocelyne Castellano, Marie-Helene Rousseau and Marie Rousseau. She now goes by Marie Castaldo, and she is the convicted criminal, alleged con artist and subject of "The Mystery of Marie Jocelyne."
The filmmakers of the documentary, Dan Nuxoll and Martha Shane, came to Narrowsburg recently to look through The River Reporter archives and to talk to residents about Marie Castaldo. Nuxoll, the program director of Rooftop Films, came into contact with Marie when she rented equipment from Rooftop for the Queens International Film Festival and never paid her deposit. It was then that Nuxoll and Shane discovered a slew of corruption in Marie's past—bounced checks, Ponzi schemes and selling Q-Tips off the back of a stolen pharmaceutical truck.
In 2010 Marie was arrested for charges of dog hoarding in Kingston, where police said 40 dogs were found in an empty storefront with no water or food. She pled guilty to multiple counts of fraud and animal abuse and was deported back to her native France.
Nuxoll and Shane are both involved in film. Nuxoll has worked for Rooftop Films since 2002 and has served on the juries for film festivals SXSW and Slamdance. Shane has worked as producer, director, cinematographer and editor on many documentaries.
They have been working on this documentary for a few years. Shane said, "The thing that made it into a real project and a serious feature film is that we were able to interview Marie herself last October in London." They were in London for five days and shot 30 hours of footage with her.
They have traveled to many locations, speaking to people who knew Marie. "We always knew it would be a complicated story," Nuxoll said, "but as we spoke to more and more people it just gets more and more complicated."
Many of the people they spoke to comment on Marie's charm and charisma. The filmmakers think that Marie chose to do film festivals because there is glamour involved in them. The world of film is one where you get praise and attention. However, in terms of her involvement with the festivals, the filmmakers say Marie believes she is not guilty of any crimes or any serious wrongdoings. Nuxoll said, "From her perspective she made some bad decisions and, as she puts it, she trusted the wrong people. With a lot of this stuff that happened in Narrowsburg she says it was Richie's fault, that he was doing unethical things that she wasn't aware of."
Nuxoll and Shane plan to return to Narrowsburg to shoot more footage, and invite anyone who has a story about Marie or Richie that they want to share to email them at email@example.com [1].
They plan to film for another year and then spend a year after that editing. Shane notes that documentaries take a long time to create, and this one is particularly heavy on the research and tracking people down. They are still raising money for the film and are sponsored by Women Make Movies. You can donate to the film on their website [2].
Nuxoll jokes, "The people of Narrowsburg might be a little reluctant to invest in any film associated with the Castellanos, but we can guarantee we are trustworthy."


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Assistant District Attorney James Sales, III said District Judge Janna Whatley pronounced the sentence upon 22-year-old Adrian Cortez.
Sales said Cortez will have to serve 25 years of his sentence in a state prison on the aggravated robbery charge before he is eligible for parole.
The other defendant, Joe Angel Arroyos, 22, agreed to a plea bargain on July 2 and was given a 40-year sentence by District Judge Starr Bauer. He was sentenced for the same offense.
Cortez did not have a plea bargain.
Sales said Arroyos will not be eligible for parole until he has served 20 years of his sentence.
The two men admitted that they entered a home on South St. Mary's Street in the early morning hours of June 10, 2012, after rummaging through a garage on the property.
Inside the home, they found the 15-year-old grandson of the property owner and woke him, demanding that he unplug a computer they had found on the first floor.
One of the men carried a baseball bat he had found in the garage. When they thought the boy was taking too long to unplug the computer, one of the offenders attacked the teen with the bat.
The victim suffered a broken elbow and bruises to his leg, face and back.
During the assault, the victim's grandmother came downstairs and found the two men attacking her grandson. The boy tried to get her to go back to the bedroom, but the boy's grandfather appeared at the bottom of the stairs, and the intruders fled.
Sales and District Attorney José Aliseda said the two defendants were the third and fourth convicted home invaders to receive long prison sentences in Beeville.
Rene Cantu and Javier Omar Hernandez were 20 and 22 years old when they were arrested two years ago.
Each suspect was sentenced by Judge Whatley to 40 years in prison after being found guilty of aggravated robbery earlier this year.
They were convicted of having entered a home in the 1600 block of North Tyler Street on Nov. 14, 2011.
Investigators determined that the two men had been sent to Beeville to collect drug money from someone else, but they entered the wrong house. The two intruders pistol whipped the homeowner when he went to the living room to investigate a noise.
The men then took a television and a computer before leaving town.
They were later arrested in Corpus Christi by Texas Ranger James Bennett and Beeville Police Department Detective Sgt. Art Gamez.
BPD Detective Lt. Richard Cantu was with the officers when Cantu was arrested and they were assisted by U.S. Marshal Service deputies, FBI agents and members of the Corpus Christi Police Department.
In each case, the defendants could have been sentenced to 99 years or life in prison. Aggravated robbery is a first degree felony.
Sales said the punishment of a defendant who breaks into a home when the occupants are there will always be higher than if the burglary occurred when no one was home.
He said the sentences will be even longer when victims are hurt, as they were in both of the home invasions.
If a victim is killed during a home invasion, Sales said prosecutors will seek the death penalty.
"Home invasions create a situation that is rife with danger to both the homeowners and the home invaders," Sales said.
"The police did a good job in these cases," he said. In the most recent investigation, officers found a cellular phone and a hat. Detectives actually found a photo on the cellular phone of the two suspects taken as they attended a party in town just before the burglary.
"So that came back and bit them in the backside," Sales said.
The prosecutor said the young ages of the defendants also did not work in their favor when they faced local judges.
"In this type of crime, the age of the offender is irrelevant. We want to discourage people from committing this type of crime."
"I hope these long sentences send a message to criminals," Aliseda said. "These crimes will not be tolerated by my office, our judges or our communities."
"One of the reasons burglary of a habitation is a second degree felony is because you go into someone's home," the district attorney said.
A home invasion is even more serious because of the likelihood that someone could be hurt or killed.
"This is really what someone fears most," Aliseda said, "someone coming into your home when you are there."
Aliseda said residents, if they know home invasions are happening in their community, will shoot first and ask questions later.
He said Bee, Live Oak and McMullen counties are fortunate to have a prosecutor of Sales' caliber working here.
Sales' salary is paid with funds from a special grant from the office of Texas Gov. Rick Perry. The grant funds are provided to counties that have special issues related to being near the Mexican border. Those issues include crimes committed by gang members and drug dealers. At least three of the four defendants in the two home invasion cases had ties to gangs.
Aliseda said he has applied to the governor's office for another two years of the grant funds for $230,000.
Gary Kent is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 120, or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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In her inspiring introduction to the Holiday Gift Guide (November 24 issue) Mary Greene ends with "Take a moment to give thanks for all you have, and for all you are sure to receive during this special season." Indeed.
I would like to add: give thanks for all you give, for what each one of you/us gives from our own caring and talent. And yes, gratefully, we have what to give.
Whether you give by helping a neighbor in need or in bringing a greater awareness to this community, the impulse to reach out and extend oneself in whatever ways we can or are perhaps uniquely our own needs to be honored. "Neglect not the Gift that is within you." (First Timothy, the Bible)
So thank you, Mary Greene and the small, dedicated staff of writers and producers of The River Reporter that give in such a big way by not only informing us, but by expanding our consciousness in the process. It is from your gift, your talent and intelligence, that we are given such a gem of newspaper, both in design and content.
And dear reader, might I be so bold as to suggest giving a subscription?
Just look at this last issue and the ways in which both readers and local businesses/advertisers are served.
This is truly a community newspaper and a perfect and inexpensive gift for new neighbors or folks that may be purchasing their copy from a newsstand, or those that are reading it on line. This is a gift worth giving—and I think there's a half-price special on now!
Have a blessed holiday.
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The bombings last week in Algiers, at a United Nations compound and the Algerian Supreme Court, have prompted news reports suggesting the group that claimed responsibility, Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), has "matured in its ability to conduct terror attacks that could destabilize the Algerian government." The bombings killed at least 34 people, and some news reports put fatalities as high as 70.
Less noted in the news reports is the extent to which the war in Iraq has contributed to the resurgence of jihadist groups and activities in other parts of the world.
AQIM grew from an obscure faction known as the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat, which was "adopted" by al-Qaida in September 2006. Since then it has grown in sophistication and financial support, building a Web site and carrying out small-scale attacks that received little publicity outside North Africa.
There also have been occasional stories about disaffected young jihadists traveling to Iraq from Algiers and Morocco to join forces with al-Qaida in Iraq to carry out terrorist attacks and guerrilla-style operations.
Terrorism experts have worried for some time that these fighters, after getting real-life training and experience in actual battle and bombing operations (more potentially valuable than the kind of training camps al-Qaida operated in Afghanistan prior to 9/11) would return to their home countries and begin wreaking havoc.
Preliminary investigations into the Algerian bombings suggest the perpetrators were Algerians — one of them a 64-year-old man dying from cancer who had been a jihadi activist since 1966 — who had been arrested before for terrorist activities but released.
So far there is no evidence they had traveled to Iraq, but authorities are still investigating whether people with experience in Iraq assisted in the operations.
Whether there's a direct connection between these bombings and Iraq or not, there's no question fanatics are being trained and "blooded" in Iraq every day, and many plan to return to their home countries.
That's just another price people all over the world will be paying for years to come for the decision to invade and occupy Iraq.


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Although we would much rather be talking about OTAs and minicamps, most of these blogs have centered on the labor situation, and unfortunately that will be the case yet again today. However, we will also update you on player-led workouts from around the league, as some have taken place since Friday's blog, which detailed what each team has or hasn't done so far.
Courts grants motion for full stay of lockout … which gives the league the right to continue to keep the doors closed until their appeal, which will be heard on June 3, is ruled on sometime in the 30-45 days after. However, with this being an expedited process, we could an answer sooner. The motion was granted on the same day the two sides returned to mediation in Minnesota. The league presented a proposal to the players, but it wasn't considered detailed, instead just providing key points for a jumping off point. NFL Players Association executive director DeMaurice Smith said, "We obviously hoped that the circuit would not grant the stay and that football would come back for our fans and our [...]


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Cork: A new take on an old idea
Mark Collier / Staff Photo Mussels Fra Diavolo is one of the food specials available at Cork, prepared by chef Laura Thompson.
WATERBURY What happens when you take away the pretentiousness of wine tasting and add in local bites, a cozy atmosphere and a knowledgeable staff? You get Cork Wine Bar & Market in Waterbury.
After moving home to Vermont following a 10-year stint as a ski racing instructor based in California, proprietor Danielle Nichols opened Cork in September 2011, and its going strong. While in California and traveling around the world for her job, she discovered the concept of the combined retail shop and wine bar, a setup that allows patrons a less expensive way to try and learn about a variety of wines.
I loved how global wine was, and my goal with Cork was to make a space that offered value-driven wines in a more approachable atmosphere, says Nichols, 35. She has succeeded in doing just that, though not without some challenges.
While renovating before opening, Tropical Storm Irene hit Waterbury; the space was fine, but she worried about her business plan. I looked at Waterbury as this incredible, quiet place that had, and still has, a ton of potential. The Alchemist (brew pub) had enriched that, and I wanted to get in on it. So, when they closed I was a little unsure, but its been great.
Nichols credits the consultants and free services at the Womens Small Business Center and the Vermont Small Business Development Center for aiding her success, and shes thrilled to see her vision a thriving reality.
The shop focuses on smaller production and boutique-style wines that arent available in grocery stores in the area. Most of the wines are under $30 a bottle, but the 120 or so offerings range from $8 to $80 a bottle. Customers can special order, with discounts on full or mix-and-match cases, and Nichols has put together cases of 12 different wines (six red, six white) for $100 for the holiday season.
The wine bar features a glass pour menu of a dozen wines sold in the shop, accompanied by light dishes ranging from homemade hummus and pitas to local cheese and charcuterie and paté plates, in addition to salads and panini.
We try to cater our glass pour list to all different styles of wine juicy, dry, earthy, jammy. We offer tastes so people can find what they like, says Nichols. Champagne and local hard ciders are also on the rotating menu.
Relatively new are specialty nights, which have been well received. It has been wonderful how supportive Waterbury has been. Theres such a great sense of community. Waterbury is going to keep moving up. Its a cool dynamic of restaurants and great people, Nichols says.
On Mondays customers can enjoy Vietnamese pho; on Wednesdays, oysters shucked to order; and on Thursdays, mussels and ceviche. Saturday nights there is live music, which is currently Seth Eames from 7 to 10 p.m. Cork also hosts events birthday and holiday parties, as well as rehearsal dinners for couples looking for a more European, tapas-style meal.
If youre looking to learn a little about wine without the posturing, to enjoy a light meal in a warm, relaxing space or to find a special bottle, Cork is the place to go.
My approach to anybody that walks in the door is: Lets find something you like, with no formal training thats what its about. Thats the best part about wine, theyre all different. I want to get people excited about learning about wine. If someone can walk away with something they love or having tried something new, Im happy.
Cork is on Stowe Street in Waterbury and is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays starting at 2 p.m., Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays starting at noon. Theres no posted closing time. After Jan. 1, it will be open Tuesdays at 2 p.m. Learn more at corkvt.com.MORE IN Food & Dining
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BCK Real Estate enters into merger
BARRE A Barre-based real estate company has joined forces with a property management firm from St. Johnsbury in a merger that representatives of both companies say will help them better serve their clients.
The deal involving BCK Real Estate and Northeast Kingdom Property Management was announced Tuesday.
Our combined companies and collective talent have unprecedented strength and resources to serve the residential and commercial property management and leasing market in the Northeast Kingdom, said Aine Baker of Northeast Kingdom Property Management in a news release. It is a win-win for the clients of each company, as they can expect the same outstanding service they are accustomed to and deserve.
John Biondolillo, chief executive officer of BCK Real Estates growing family of companies, agreed.
This will be a seamless transition since BCK and NEKPM are firms with shared values and the highest standards of professionalism, he said in a news release.
BCK already had a foothold in the Northeast Kingdom, where it operates as Quatrini Real Estate a company that was started in St. Johnsbury in 1968.
Now a wholly owned subsidiary of BCK, Quatrini Real Estate is one of nine real estate brokerage offices BCK operates in Vermont. The others are BCKs headquarters in Barre, as well as offices in Essex Junction, Montpelier, Northfield, Rochester, Mendon, Morrisville and Stowe.
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The Madwoman of Chaillot
by Jean Giraudoux
Fall 1996
The Madwoman of Chaillot is not a polemic against men or against capitalism. Rather, it is a play about securing the future. It is a play that celebrates life. It celebrates the human need for song and poetry, for imagination and fantasy, for diversity and tolerance. The street people are at the center of the play. When their freedoms are threatened, love and order must be restored.
The play isn't set in any one historical period or style. Shirley Matheis freely mixes 19th-century dress with contemporary street clothes. At times it's melodramatic, but it's also absurd, expressionistic, and physically comedic. Cory Kent's supporting music runs the gamut from the 18th-century mazurka to 20th-century jazz. John Hofland's set is inspired by Mare Chagall, a painter whose images suggest disproportion; hence, Shakespeare's bust, standing sideways in the background, is larger than the Eiffel Tower in the foreground. Norm Matheis' program cover does much the same.


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Creative play and learning for kids
by Anna Ranson
Lorie says
Great list! I recently filled some plastic eggs with water beads for my kids to crack open and now my daughter asks to do it daily!
Danna Coffey says
One of the cutest ideas I have seen was on Pinterest. They made fireflies by putting a battery operated tea light in it, duct tape wings and pipe cleaner legs and antennae.
RedTedArt says
Ooh so many different ideas, really does look fun :0)
Sarah E. White says
Nice ideas! This is actually the first year I have plastic eggs (my kid is 2.5) so I'm interested to see what she'll want to do with them. But I love the alphabet idea…
Caz says
Great ideas, I especially love the Alphabet Discovery Eggs! Last year we put some large marbles inside our eggs to weight them and used them to make 'marble paintings' in a tray.
MsXpat says
This must give hours of fun.
KJ says
What an awesome idea!!! ok, silly question… Where would i find these plastic eggs?? craft store ?? or online maybe?? THanks KJ 🙂
Carrie says
We tried some of this yesterday. Thank you for the idea. I posted about it at http://craftymomsshare.blogspot.com/2012/03/bath-time-tea-party-and-easter-egg-fun.html and linked back to you.
LeAnna says
Thanks for all the great ideas! My kids and I just did the abc egg hunt and had a ton of fun.
LeAnna says
Thanks for all the great ideas! My kids and I just did the abc egg hunt and had a ton of fun.
wisdom evolves says
Just found an idea on Pinterest for filling eggs with pom poms—-the girls did color sorting, "guess what's inside", and my favorite was pretend cooking, letting all the teeny pom poms spill out. Thanks for the great ideas!
Deb A-R says
Lovely list. I have a whole lot of these eggs that I bought after last easter so have just had them sitting in the cupboard waiting for this easter. Silly me, I should have had them out sooner!
Thanks 🙂
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This blog is content amazing information about Easter craft which is very useful for me. It very important information about Easter festival.
Thank you very much for this great information.
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I have a set in my classroom…..upper case letter on 1/2 of the egg and lower case letter on the other 1/2. The letters are written with a Sharpie marker. The kids love matching the letters and it's a great fine motor skill too!


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Why is sasuke highly underrated if hes actually strong!!!
i agree sasuke is powerful but NB... underrates him sadly
He's undoubtedly top ten.
Nobody said that he was weak, and I think you're theory is very illogical if it is even a theory at all or just that you're mad at something.
sasuke is overrated to, but he is powerful. he still has a long way to go tho. people are more focused on where he has left to go rather than how strong he is now though.
you're right
Agree. He's stronger then most ninja.
sasuke is rather powerful but you have it backwards. he is usually highly overrated
I think he's top ten
He is both over-rated and under-rated depending on who you're talking to.
Some people say Minato can beat Sasuke, which I sadly disagree with. If Kishi shows us something from Minato that can counter Susanoo, I will give the fight to Minato hands down. Until then, he can only dodge Sasuke till one of them runs out of chakra.
Some people say Sasuke can beat Naruto if they were to fight right now. We all know that is a no no.
It depends who you're talking to really. All about preference.
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Hiruzen defeats him easily. And people overrate him, when he's nothing special.
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He's undoubtedly top ten.
Thank you.
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MARS HILL, N.C. - Dave Klarmann has been named as the new head men's lacrosse coach at Mars Hill College, Athletic Director David Riggins announced today. Klarmann will begin his duties immediately.
Riggins stated, "The addition of Dave Klarmann as our head lacrosse coach is a tremendous boost to an already stellar program. Coach Klarmann's resume and levels of success at every stop make him a valuable resource not only to our lacrosse program but to our athletic program as a whole."
Klarmann brings a wealth of lacrosse coaching experience with him to Mars Hill College. He has experience coaching at the NCAA Division I level and at the high school level which gives him knowledge of all aspects of recruiting collegiate players.
Klarmann stated, "I am extremely excited about the opportunity to lead the lacrosse program at Mars Hill College. Coaches Sean Woods and Jason Lange have built a solid foundation and I am fortunate to have a squad of dedicated and talented players for my inaugural year. We will strive for 100% graduation rate and the Division II Championship every year."
Klarmann was the head men's lacrosse coach at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for nine years where he garnered Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year Honors five times. He also served as an assistant coach for the Tarheels for 10 years prior to taking the head coaching position. During his stint in Chapel Hill, Klarmann helped lead the Tarheels to four National Championships, seven NCAA appearances and three final four appearances.
After leaving UNC, Klarmann was the head coach at Radford University for a year before taking a position as the defensive coach at Duke University. Most recently, Klarmann was the head coach at Chapel Hill High School where he served in that capacity until accepting the position at Mars Hill.
Mars Hill College is a NCAA Division II institution and a member of the South Atlantic Conference. The league is comprised of schools in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
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"The work of priestly formation these days must involve a strong catechetical component since so many of our people have been deficiently formed. The resources you provide are allowing the Church to do a better job in preparing Catholics to know and defend their faith more effectively."
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I wasnt sure where to post this, I might post it in the parenting one as well?
I have heard stories of people getting breast reductions and later on having more children and having issues with bresatfeeding. Does anyone know anything about it, anyone had a reduction and had problems or was it fine!?
I have serious back problems and had had BIG breasts all my life. I am really looking into gettting a reduction after DD1 is done breastfeeding *hopefully wont be for like another 1 1/2 years =)* and i dont plan on having another child within the next 4 years IF ever again. Soo jsut wondering if I DID have another how a reduction would affect breastfeeding.
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Cycle Beads and the Standard Days Method
When most people think of contraception, their first thought is usually of either a barrier method (condoms) or a hormonal method (the Pill). Rarely do they think of a method that falls under the umbrella of natural family planning. In recent years, however, natural methods of birth control have gained popularity, partially due to their general ease of use and lack of side effects.
One of the newest forms of natural contraception, the Standard Days Method, developed by the Institute for Reproductive Health (IRH) at Georgetown University in 2002, is a reliable method designed to help you determine your most fertile time of each month. According to an international study of almost 500 women in three countries, the Standard Days Method is more than 95 percent effective when used correctly. To lower your chances of making a mistake, the IRH developed Cycle Beads, a string of 32 color-coded beads, each representing one day of your menstrual cycle.
How it works
The Standard Days Method is based on reproductive physiology data from the World Health Organization that shows women who have menstrual cycles between 26 and 32 days long are able to get pregnant on days eight through 19 of their cycles. In other words, there is a period of 12 days during each month that you are fertile and, if you have unprotected sex, are very likely to conceive.
While the Standard Days Method may sound similar to other methods of natural family planning, it is different in that it doesn't require you to collect detailed information about your menstrual cycles for months in advance. All you need to do is keep track of how long your menstrual cycle is so you can determine when your 12-day fertility period begins.
It all comes down to proper timing. The probability that you will get pregnant from unprotected intercourse increases from 4 percent five days before you ovulate to almost 30 percent just before ovulation, and decreases again to 8 percent on the day of ovulation. The probability of pregnancy is then virtually zero for the rest of your cycle.
Keeping track of your cycle is actually fairly easy using the Standard Days Method. The most important thing you need to know is that the first day of your period is also the first day of your cycle. It is highly unlikely that you will get pregnant between day one and day seven, so if you've been trying to conceive for some time, you and your partner shouldn't feel guilty about giving yourselves a break that week. According to developers of the Standard Days Method, the best time for you and your partner to try again is between the eighth and nineteenth days of your cycle, in the midst of your 12-day "fertile window." Once you've reached the home stretch, from day 20 to day 32, it is - once again - highly unlikely that you will get pregnant.
To make it even easier for you to follow your menstrual cycle with the Standard Days Method, there are Cycle Beads which function as an ovulation calendar. Instead of relying on a basic 12-month calendar to tell you when your window of baby-making opportunity will open, Cycle Beads - a string of 32 beads that looks just like a necklace - can help you keep track. Cycle Beads include one red bead, which represents the first day of your period as well as the first day of your cycle; 19 brown beads, which signify the days when you are very unlikely to get pregnant; and 12 white beads to remind you of each of your fertile days. As an extra reminder, the white beads even glow in the dark! On the first day of your period, you simply place the rubber ring on the red bead to represent the first day of your cycle. The following day, you move the ring to the next bead (an arrow shows you in which direction). Continue to move the ring forward by one bead every day until your cycle is complete, and repeat until you and your partner have reached pregnancy success!


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Having covered two ethics hearings for the Northwest Herald, it's easy to see where concerns regarding the appearance of unfairness come from.
Both of them – the recent one with the McHenry County Ethics Commission and another one seven years ago with the City of Woodstock's – carried significant baggage that called their integrity into question.
As I wrote in Aug. 30's paper, the McHenry County Ethics Commission is reviewing its rules and policies in the wake of criticism over how it handled its first-ever hearing of a complaint against a public official.
It all started with a picture which shows what appears to be Undersheriff and 2014 sheriff's candidate Andrew Zinke giving the middle finger to blogger Cal Skinner at a parade. Skinner filed a complaint alleging that an email sent by Zinke to dispute the allegation – during work hours and with his county email address – violated the ban on prohibited political activities.
The commission found in Zinke's favor at a July hearing in which I wrote that the commission looked like a group of people very much struggling with how to proceed. Zinke filed a counter-complaint alleging that Skinner's grievance was frivolous – which carries a fine of up to $5,000 – but Zinke never followed through with it. The commission's Aug. 30 meeting was originally scheduled to hear that complaint.
Both of these developments – the dropping of the allegation against Skinner and the commission taking a good hard look at its rules and the ethics ordinance – are good things. The fact that Skinner's complaint revealed some important concerns and perceptions about the integrity of the process gave it merit, which by its nature counters the Webster's definition of "frivolous."
Because this isn't the first time I've covered an ethics hearing in which some serious questions arose about the fairness of the whole thing. The first one put this one to shame.
Back in 2006, Woodstock-area resident Jerry Sufranski filed a complaint with the Woodstock Ethics Commission, alleging that the city council engaged in prohibited political activity when it passed a resolution supporting District 200's successful $105 million building referendum and encouraging people to vote.
I didn't think Sufranski's complaint had a leg to stand on – the law was clearly drafted to stop corrupt politicians from using public employees as campaign lackeys, not to stifle lawmakers' First Amendment rights. But for the record, Sufranski hit the bull's eye in opposing the idea that one government has any business helping another one raise our taxes.
(And as far as I'm concerned, Sufranski and everyone else who tried a decade ago to stop the rash of school referendums that jacked up our taxes to get ready for the housing boom that went bust deserve a medal.)
Under Woodstock's ordinance, the ethics commission consists of the mayor, the police chief and a third person selected by the mayor. Of the more than 14,000 adults that lived in Woodstock at the time, according to the 2010 U.S. Census, the mayor ended up picking a local businesswoman with deep ties to D-200 as a former employee, who had co-chaired a previous D-200 referendum committee, and who founded the city's weekly newspaper with another former D-200 employee in part to get more D-200 news into the community.
Nice lady and wonderful community member, but a lousy choice by the mayor. Whether by accident or by design, Woodstock city government sent a crystal clear message to its residents:
Heads we win, tails you lose. You can't fight city hall. And don't any of you uppity sorts ever, ever, EVER forget it.
Sufranski didn't bother to show up at the hearing, for which he was chided after the commission reached its predictable conclusion. But who could blame him? I certainly didn't. If I wanted to open up a bar and the city council put Carry Nation on the liquor commission for my hearing, I wouldn't waste my time, either.
Fast forward to 2013. The ethics commission for county government seems to be very sincere in wanting to make sure the ethics commission looks, well, ethical. This is encouraging.
Of course, not all complaints are created equal. There has to be a strong mechanism in any government ethics ordinance to discourage using it as a political tool, or preventing county conspiracy theorists with way too much free time on their hands from filing reams of complaints accusing sheriff's deputies of not driving with their hands at the 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock positions. I point to the $780,000 we've shelled out for special prosecutors as my Exhibit A.
However, the question has to be asked where to draw the line so as not to stifle legitimate whistleblowing or discouraging people truly interested in honest government.
It will be interesting to see what changes come from the healthy discussion the county ethics commission is having.
Because I can't think of anything unhealthier in a state rife with corruption than civic-minded people who witness something wrong keeping silent after asking themselves the dreaded question, "What good would it do?"
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Slow Cooker Spicy Shredded Chicken Lettuce Wrap Tacos (or Tostadas) with Avocado Salsa
(Makes about 8 tacos or tostadas; recipe created by Kalyn)
I used my Crock-Pot 3-1/2-Quart Slow Cooker to make the chicken in this recipe. You will need a slow cooker that's close to this size.
Ingredients for Spicy Chicken:
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts cut in half lengthwise (about 2 lbs. boneless chicken)
1 cup mild or medium tomato salsa (homemade or from a jar)
1 tsp. onion powder
1 can ( 4 oz.) diced green chiles, not drained (Anaheim chiles)
1-2 T Cholula hot sauce, or other Mexican hot sauce of your choice
2 T fresh-squeezed lime juice
Avocado Salsa Ingredients:
2 medium or large avocados, diced into small pieces
3/4 cup chopped fresh cilantro
1/4 cup chopped red onion
1/4 cup fresh-squeezed lime juice
For Lettuce Wrap Tacos:
2 large heads iceberg lettuce, washed if needed
For Tostadas:
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chopped tomatoes (optional but good)
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- A quarter that is not as miserable as people expected is not enough to lift a stock in today's market, Jim Cramer told "Mad Money" viewers Tuesday. Cramer said the markets want growth, margins and dividends, something investors will find in the least likely of stocks.
Cramer said that many investors expected Apple
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In the "Executive Decision" segment, Cramer once again sat down with David Wenner, president and CEO of B&G Foods
Wenner said B&G is putting a lot of effort into reformulating many of its products to bring back the "all-natural" label, as that is what today's consumers are expecting from their foods. He said that for foods that have been reformulated, sales have been increasing -- a sign that the strategy is working.


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Exactly why does everyone want to keep him? Nothing he brings to the table can't be replicated by what the Reds already have, and if they really wanted to make a splash, throw 6-7 mil at Damon.
Exactly why does everyone want to keep him? Nothing he brings to the table can't be replicated by what the Reds already have, and if they really wanted to make a splash, throw 6-7 mil at Damon.
Raisel Ghul, the Demon's Head
The eyes never lie.
Of course I'd rather have Damon. That argument is ridiculous. However, if the Reds don't have the money/don't want to spend the money to get Damon...I want Gomes...especially on the cheap.
2006-2008 show two things to me. 1 he had injury issues. 2 AL pitcher figured him out after 2005.
2009 shows us that NL pitchers started figuring him out in september, when he should have been mashing. And he still got nicked up a bit.
He's so very replaceable.
Raisel Ghul, the Demon's Head
The eyes never lie.
OCarbera probably fell into that catagory as well. The Reds had a tight budget, so they waited him out and worked out a way to dump Wily to fit him in.. Maybe that's not reality.. Maybe they had plenty of money for OC, but they are playing the poor game.
The owners have always said that paying the superstars big money isn't a problem. It's a problem when your roster is full of mediocre guys making 6-10 milliion. (I know Gomes doesn't fall into that category).
Actually, I'd rather them wait out Gomes and maybe lose him, as opposed to panicing and signing him to a Freel like contract. Arguably, Walt made that mistake once already with Wily (giving him a 2 year deal last year).
Now Walt probably knows that the best Gomes is going to get is a one year deal.
There's a good point though. Gomes' agent could've probably gotten him a ML contract by settling within the first 4 weeks of the offseason. Hernandez' agent was pretty smart to strike a deal while the Reds still had some cash to spend. Instead Gomes' agent tried to play hardball and try arb, and the Reds wisely declined. I think that's also the owners' new policy.. If you are a tweener, you better learn that we won't go to arb with you.. it's take it or leave it. A lot of clubs are doing that now.
Thank you Walt and Bob for bringing winning baseball back to Cincy -- it was nice while it lasted..
Nov. 13, 2007: One of the greatest days in Reds history: John Allen gets the boot!
There's an argument against picking up Gomes. Balentien.
Reds don't have a full time left fielder.
Lefty hitting platoon is Dickerson. If he falters, it's Nix. Not exactly Ted Williams but both guys have their talents.
Right side. If no Gomes, it's Balentien or Heisey. Personally, I think Heisey will be at AAA or possibly at the end of the Reds' bench. But why isn't Balentien ready to platoon in left?
If Gomes is signed, Balentien becomes a fifth outfielder or possibly won't even make the team. Based on last year, he seems to field the position ok and has huge power.
While I'd like to see Gomes added as a veteran righty bat, aren't the Reds downgrading Balentien with a Gomes signing and are they better off just giving Wlad the platoon job in left?
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
Balentien: 25 years old, good fielder. Between the M's and Reds, he actually provided slightly greater WAR than Gomes last year.
Yes, Gomes is a better hitter than most of our other options. But in the NL, you can't get a guy's offense without getting his defense too. And given the whole picture, he's not an upgrade over our current set of options.
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
But not an average number of PAs for a LF.was last season, where he played 3/5 of the year regularly, and posted an above average OPS for a LF.
Well, I disagree that he presents great value. To me, Chris Dickerson provides great value because of his entire game and the fact that he's making league minimum (or close to it.) Gomes, at a million is kind of a one-trick pony and that trick is OK, but not great.So why wouldn't you at least sign the guy to a minor league deal, if not give him a 1 Million dollar deal right now? If the likely price of Gomes wasn't so cheap...I wouldn't be so on board with him. I just think for his likely price, he presents a great value.
Now, I'm not hating on Gomes because he seems like a good guy to have on the team but I think his "trick" becomes a lot less valuable at seven figures. If Walt can get him on another minor league deal with some incentives, I think that's probably marginally worth it. Otherwise, save the money for the draft or try to shore up the starting pitching.
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2013 June 24th: Sharing a Story: You Can Call Me "Major"
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I love how you wrote the story and it evolved from molester to "man of business". I used a similar writing style in my own FH book... Imagination + fact can equal a good storyReplyDelete
Thanks, Pauleen. When I first started researching the "Major" I wasn't sure whether the history as the major came from the village folks and their need for a "hero" or whether Johnny himself fabricated the history, or both. Even now, on any given day, I can flip-flop on the chicken-egg bit.ReplyDelete
awesome tale! joan. the ring of truth... we hear it. now where 'truth' may lie is more than anny of us can ever tell, just like following that rainbow on a soggy day can lead us to the pot o gold...ReplyDelete
great story Joan! strong w the ring o truth. now where that truth may really lie none of us can ever really tell... but it's all about the story anyway is it not?ReplyDeleteReplies
aha, great wordsmith, herself, thanks for the good words. Appreciate it.Delete
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Against popular belief...I think Watkins Glen is the 8th wonder of the World, and not some waterfall and state park.
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