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Happy Memorial Day! Thank You to those that have served Our Country
A year ago on Memorial Day I posted this post: http://crzblue.mlblogs.com/2010/05/31/memorial-day-in-flanders-fields-we-shall-keep-the-faith/. It contains the two poems "In Flanders Field" by Lieutenant-Colonel John Mc Crae and "We Shall Keep the Faith" from Mona Michael. They are two powerful poems.
To all those that have served our country and specially those that paid with their lives, a big thank you! Like the poem "WeShall Keep the Faith" says "The blood of heores never dies."
I found this list of Brooklyn Dodger players in service during WW11:
|Rex Barney
|Boyd Bartley
|Jack Bolling
|Bobby Bragan
|Les Burge (minor league player on Dodgers roster)
|Al Campanis
|Hugh Casey
|Claude Corbitt
|Cliff Dapper
|Lloyd "Dutch" Dietz
|John Douglas
|Red Durrett
|Al Falzone (minor league player on Dodgers roster)
|Herman Franks
|Larry French
|Roland Gladu
|Jack Graham (minor league player on Dodgers roster)
|Ray Hathaway
|Joe Hatten (minor league player on Dodgers roster)
|Chris Haughey
|Ed Head
|Billy Herman
|Gene Hermanski
|Kirby Higbe
|Gil Hodges
|Chet Kehn
|Frank Laga (minor league player on Dodgers roster)
|Cookie Lavagetto
|Vic Lombardi
|Cal McLish
|Gene Mauch
|Rube Melton
|Eddie Miksis
|Mickey Owen
|Don Padgett
|Pee Wee Reese
|Pete Reiser
|Lew Riggs
|Johnny Rizzo
|Stan Rojek
|Bill Sayles
|Joe Soskovic (minor league player on Dodgers roster)
In addition from the Los Angeles Dodgers, we have Roy Gleason
Roy Gleason at Dodger Stadium during a Camera Day.
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Thanks Kristen. Here I am at Dodger Stadium
I counted 43 Dodger Veterans there!
You are welcome WG
Catherine, I read that during WW1 you could go to war or work in a company that made war related items so that was a way some for baseball players fulfil the requirement.
Did not see the marriage proposal. Haha. Hey! yes, I am going to Target Field. My friend Lorena and I will be there for the three game series! Can't wait!


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PITTSBURGH, PA (September 10, 2007) – American Airlines continues to grow and enhance its New York service announcing today that its regional affiliate, American Eagle, will begin new routes from Pittsburgh International Airport to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) on Dec. 13. Round trip fares are about $118 and are available for booking today at American Airlines website, www.AA.com.
American Eagle also serves Pittsburgh to New York LGA with two flights a day. American Eagle will fly the route with Embraer 135 or Embraer 140 jets, seating between 37 and 44 customers.
"We have been working closely with American Airlines to encourage growth of their service from Pittsburgh," said Glenn R. Mahone, Chairman, Allegheny County Airport Authority. "We call on the region's business and leisure travelers to take advantage of these flights. New York is one of our top markets for business and American provides timely connections for many international destinations."
"We have more than an 80-year commitment to serving travelers to and from New York City," said Chuck Imhof, American`s Vice President Passenger Sales -- Greater New York. "These new flights to Pittsburgh give customers more choices as well as further strengthening our commitment to New York."
On December 13, American Eagle begins nonstop service between Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) and American Airlines new state-of-the-art terminal at JFK.
This flight will permit easy connections from Pittsburgh to international destinations such as London, Frankfurt, Paris, as well as Barcelona and Milan beginning Spring 2008. The schedule for the new Pittsburgh service is as follows:
These new routes are part of American`s ongoing initiative to become the clear-cut airline of choice for passengers in the New York market. American`s commitment to New York equates to 248 daily departures from our New York airports to 61 nonstop destinations, 27 of which are international.
American Airlines also offers Pittsburgh flights nonstop to Chicago O'Hare (four per day), Dallas Fort Worth (six per day), Miami (one per day).


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I bought a Yankee cap before the game last weekend and wore it on my first trip to the new stadium. It seemed fitting. Looking around the crowd, there were more people in hats than not. It was a great afternoon game. Sold out crowd. Shady seats. A couple of home runs. The Yankees won. Couldn't have gotten much better. After the game I slipped the Yankee cap on a door handle and wondered whether I'd wear it ever again.
It's been awhile since my first Yankee cap: a fitted maroon one that I wore low, brim crushed, keeping my eyes in shadow. That was in middle school, and I wore it almost every day. At the time I played baseball, so it made significantly more sense.
Over the years since then, I've tried to be a hat person. It's never really worked out for longer than a week or so. A few great ones were ruined by the rain. I remember vividly leaving one on the overhead compartment of a bus. I've left at least one on an airplane.
Four years or so ago, in the summer, I tried a brightly colored baseball cap with the brim flattened and up. It was a sharp hat, with a nautical theme brim and a big ship on the front. I got many compliments on it at the hipster Williamsburg pool parties I was attending at the time. I never liked it as much as I wanted to. It sits in my closet.
It's funny, right? One only seems to lose the things we like and wear often. The things we are lukewarm about tend to stick around for ages. I have a similar relationship with sunglasses, but I'll save those stories for another day.
I've wanted a simple straw hat for a very long time. On the street, I enviously pass guys in great hats and wonder where they got them. I've owned a few over the years but none totally fit. There seems to be something of a disconnect between my taste in hats and how they look on my head.
I lamented this to a friend of mine after complimenting him on his summer straw hat. He told me that I had to head over to the Goorin Brothers Hat store on Bleeker Street.
One Saturday afternoon, Emily and I wandered over to see about getting new hats. The store was busy when we got there. There were hats and people everywhere. I started browsing styles that I liked. I tried one. It didn't seem to fit. I tried a smaller size. Not great. Maybe I just have an oddly shaped head. A saleswoman came up to me.
"Do you need help?" she asked.
"Yes, is this the right size for me?" I asked.
"It's not the right hat," she said, "You have a long head so you need a flatter hat. This one is too pointed; it's not complimenting your face."
I paused as she got a different one off of the shelf, one that I would have never picked. She was absolutely right, though, it looked better. I bought the hat and wore it for the next few days.
And there I was, finally, with a hat that I could feel good about, a hat to enjoy. This was it. My hat problem was solved. I'd just go back to this store whenever I needed a hat. They had hats for all seasons there. Nothing can stop me now.
A week later, I sat down to see Spiderman in 3D. I took off the hat and placed it on the ground next to my seat. "Don't forget it," I remember thinking.
After the film I got up, smiling and laughing with friends as I left the theater, leaving that problem-solving hat amongst the spilt popcorn, never to be seen of or heard of again.


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Firm's Recall Hotline: (866) 466-0559
June 17, 2005
Release # 05-199
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announces the following recall in voluntary cooperation with the firm below. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Children's Fishing Kits
Units: About 438,000
Distributor: Shakespeare Fishing Tackle Division, of Columbia, S.C.
Hazard: The paint on the rods of these fishing poles contains lead. Lead is toxic if ingested by young children and can cause adverse health effects.
Incidents/Injuries: The firm has not received any reports of complaints related to this product. This voluntary recall is being conducted to prevent any possibility of injury or illness.
Description: The recalled Shakespeare® brand fishing kits feature the following characters: TAZ® (Tazmanian Devil®), Tweety®, Mucha Lucha® and Spider-Man®. Other fishing kits feature Fishing Heroes™, sold with a silver-colored badge; Kids Kits™, sold with tackle boxes; and Shark™ and Dolphin™ Kits, which have reels in the shape of a shark or dolphin. The fishing kits have brightly colored red and yellow fishing rods, and "Shakespeare" is written on the reels. Fishing kits with purple, blue and pink rods are not included in this recall. Certain translucent red and yellow and metallic-colored red rods also are not included in this recall.
Sold at: Discount department, sporting good and toy stores nationwide from August 2001 through June 2005 for between $9 and $13.
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should stop using the recalled fishing poles and contact Shakespeare Fishing Tackle for information on receiving a free replacement fishing kit.
Consumer Contact: For more information, call Shakespeare Fishing Tackle toll-free at (866) 466-0559 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday.
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You can have a bigger avatar, you can close threads, change names, and other things i forgot ;3
you go to user cp-paid subscriptions.
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For the past 3 months my daughter (7mths)has refused to take her milk from a bottle or a sippy cup. She has no problem drinking water from a bottle or cup. Does anyone have any advise?
For the past 3 months my daughter (7mths)has refused to take her milk from a bottle or a sippy cup. She has no problem drinking water from a bottle or cup. Does anyone have any advise?
How often does dd take a bottle? Is this while you are at work, or just occasionally? Is she now nursing more when you are with her? It would help to know these things before offering suggestions!
I stay at home so she only gets a bottle once in a while. We have to plan things around her feedings. For the most part this has worked, but I would like to take a college class and I don't leave her when she's not eating from a bottle.
I'm taking classes and my dh brings our son to school for my break. He won't take a bottle or sippy cup. But we recently learned he'll drink from a syringe.
I see! So you are thinking about getting away for a few hours to take a class and want to make sure she is ok and satisfied during that time. Makes sense!
She is now 7 months old, right? Is your class coming up soon? How long will you actually be away from her (total time with travel)? The PP suggestion of having dh bring her by to nurse is great if it works out logistically for you, but if that is not feasible there certainly are other options. If you planned to nurse her RIGHT before you walked out the door, and you weren't gone for more than a few hours, she might just wait for you to come back to get her next feeding.
Since you do not have to plan on her getting a lot of feedings will you are gone, I would suggest not pushing the bottle at this point. She is definitely old enough to take EBM from a cup. I know you said she won't drink it that way anymore. But, your dh might have more success once you are out of the house and on your way to class! Is she eating anything else at this point? If she is, that might help hold her over until you come home with the "good stuff"!
Also, knowing that dh has other ways to soothe her when you are gone will make leaving that much easier . So that if she is not interested in the cup, he can try the other things she likes and work to make her happy and content.
Keep us posted and enjoy yourself at your class!
Thanks for all your suggestions. DD is just starting to show an intrest in food. She enjoyed some sweet potatos last night. We was very excited for her. She my change her mind about the cup soon I don't know will see. Thanks again.
You are welcome! I hope things go well for you!


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I go hard in the mother fuckin' kitchen
Hit it with the soda make a nigga start whipping
Hit you with the choppa make a nigga start flipping!
[Verse 1: 2 Chainz]
I go hard in the mother fuckin kitchen
Using baby bottles for the lean, wifey say I'm trippin
Plus I got Maybelline smeared right below my zipper
I'm a kama sutra reader and a conjure drinker
Hot on the stove, smoking like reefer
This work ain't bout shit, that's why its cheaper
This ho ain't bout shit, that's why she cheaper
All we blow is strong, that's why you weaker!
Wait up, your status change when your weight up
Waiting on the meal, I already put my plate up!
Nigga fall back up, I already put my rake up
Everytime I leave the booth, they put yellow tape up
Hair weave killer, messing up her make-up
Pyrex vision and I'm bout to cook a cake up
Get a fork, add a little water
Get on any track, and I ride it like Marauder
[Verse 2: Young Jeezy]
It's Jizzle 3 Watches, yeah that asshole!
One platinum, one white, one rose gold
Drive a solid gold Rolls to the Rose Bowl
Rosé in the club for my rose hoes
Man fuck these niggas I got blow goals
I count money all night, I need some no-doz
Hater, try one of these, you need a bank roll
Throw the money in the trunk, bitch the bank roll
I go hard in the mother fuckin kitchen, nigga
Got me staring at that water like I'm fishing, nigga!
Never know about me, I pull a bass out
Drop a 250 in and pull a half out
Had to do it for the town and the trap niggas
Me and 2 Chainz, its over for you rap niggas
And nothin says butter like Parkay
And nothin make them Jay's stutter like hard yay
[Verse 3: Pusha-T]
Started in the kitchen, king of the whipping
Denzel in glory, tear drop was missing
Just like the roof is, riding in that Chris Brown
Two seater deuces, peeling like I skip town
Pocket full of brick money, neck full of black gold
Black diamonds got the Jesus piece like Manute Bol
That's 2 Chainz, I'm 2 Stoves
For every one I cook, I make two clones
Mary Kate and Ashley, Tia and Tamera
Two in the Four like the Porsche Panamera
Look in the mirror, look in the mirror
Vision clouded by the coke, ain't making it clearer
I make it look easy, I rap it up greazy
Bandanna round the brick, I make it look look Jeezy
But I push a ton of it, get the name right
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Cramer: Yes, Alcoa Remains a Bellwether
NEW YORK ( Real Money ) -- Do yourself a favor. Don't listen to what Alcoa
It's a shame, though -- because it is, perhaps, underneath, the most important bellwether of all. That's because Alcoa is two companies. It is a maker of something that is in demand, but is too easy to make, and it is a global barometer of every single area that should be on fire if the rise in interest rates is right. That's important, because you hear, over and over again, that stocks go higher when rates rise -- but the question I always have is, "Which stocks?" After all, many will go down at the same time.
What to listen for? First, because Alcoa has been furiously trying to close expensive capacity in Europe, we will want to know if CEO Klaus Kleinfeld sees a bottom developing. The stocks of huge aluminum users Ford Motor
Second, what's really going on in China? Klaus will devote an entire section of his conference call's presentation to the future of China and to what the government's doing and can be doing on everything from pollution to overproduction.
Third, use the Alcoa call to verify the bullishness Boeing
Fourth, how quick is the natural gas change-over occurring? Aluminum is used in these turbines.
Finally, I like this company for comment on beverage cans -- consumer spending -- and on trucks. The latter is huge, and one people don't talk about enough.
Of course, people will look at the pathetic number or will catcall the company out for not doing an equity offering -- the bearish analysts -- or just talk about the gang that couldn't shoot straight. But, in reality, Alcoa has made so many right moves in a wrong industry that it's just not fair to criticize it. That's unless you expected, somehow, that this company would end up making makes the things that are packaged in aluminum, and not the aluminum itself.
Action Alerts PLUS , which Cramer co-manages as a charitable trust, has a position in Ford.


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Creating Healthy Places To Live, Work and Play
FAU Control # 0809170456
Issued by New York State Department of Health, Division of Chronic Disease Prevention and Adult Health, Obesity Prevention Program, Diabetes Prevention and Control Program, Division of Nutrition, Eat Well Play Hard Program
Schedule of Events
|Letter of Interest Due:
|November 30, 2009
|Questions Due:
|December 11, 2009
|Updates Posted:
|January 6, 2009
|Applications Due:
|February 12, 2010
Contact Information
- Susan Millstein, LCSW-R, MPH
New York State Department of Health
Bureau of Community Chronic Disease Prevention
Diabetes Prevention and Control Program
Riverview Center
150 Broadway, Suite 350
Albany, NY 12204
Phone: (518) 408-5142
- Request for Applications (PDF, 975KB, 84pg.)
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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/155923
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- Title
- Laser manipulation based on a light-induced molecular reordering
- Author(s)
- Murazawa, Naoki; Juodkazis, Saulius; Misawa, Hiroaki
- Abstract
- We report on a novel principle of actuation of micrometer-sized liquid crystal droplets. It is based on a light-induced reordering of liquid crystal molecules inside the droplets. Polariscope imaging allowed to evaluate the birefringence change inside the micro-droplets. Directional actuation of the trapped droplet was achieved by cycling laser power with the direction defined by the polarization of the tweezing beam. Micro-actuation resulted from optically-induced birefringence; i.e., a nonlinear optical effect was utilized for mechanical manipulation of the micro-droplet. This principle of actuation can be used to induce molecular flows in sub-micrometer volumes.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Source
- Optics Express, Vol. 14, no. 6 (Mar 2006), pp. 2481-2486
- Publication year
- 2006
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- 0205 Optical Physics; 0903 Biomedical Engineering; 1113 Ophthalmology and Optometry
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- Birefringence; Directional actuation; Drop breakup; Imaging techniques; Laser applications; Laser manipulation; Liquid crystals; Micro-actuation; Micrometers; Molecules; Optically-induced birefringence; Polariscope imaging; Polariscopes; Polarization; Trapped droplets; Tweezing beams
- Publisher
- Optical Society of America
- 1094-4087
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That's a Winner!
I think I have to write it down to believe it.
The St. Louis Cardinals are the 2006 World Champions!
What a game! What a series! Man, do I wish I was in St. Louis and partying on the hurricane-red-soaked cobblestone streets of Laclede's Landing. Go Crazy, Folks. Go freakin' crazy.
I do want to take a moment to congratulate the Tigers on a terrific year. I am sure they will be right back in the hunt next season. I think they were just not quite ready for the pressure of the world series. Our poise came from our past playoff experience. I really think that made the difference.
You could tell from the first game of the division series that this team just really wanted it. They were going to do whatever it took to win, and they weren't going to give up. If the opponent got a run in their half of the inning, they'd come right back and tie it in their own half. Everyone on the team contributed and raised their game. Pitchers who looked mortal during the season became world beaters. A catcher who batted .216 became the NLCS MVP. Fans started wearing fake red soul patches in honor of a bench player who came up big. Everyone said that Pujols carried the team, and for a lot of the year he did, but we won this series without Albert really being a factor. And we did it with the shortest MVP in world series history!
There's a lot more to say, but for now it's just time for Cardinal Nation to revel in this moment. Thanks to Tony and the fellas for an unforgettable season.
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Congrats! Enjoyed following you all year long.
Michael Norton – Some Ballyard
Can you believe this? I'll never forget this season or this series. Enjoy the victory. Savor it. I can't believe this really happened….
I just started blogging about the Tigers a few days ago. Bad timing.
Anyway, enjoy the feeling! We all know it can be a long time til the next one.
Okay Its midnight here in arizona an i am still celebrating!!WOOHOO!I screamed
so loud when they won!I think i woke up my baby brother but it was worth it!
David Eckstein and everybody was amazing!!!!!!!!!
Glad I came across CardinalGirl blog. Excellent coverage, especially the "live" broadcasts. Keep up the good work! It will be interesting to see how management takes all the pieces and puts them together for 2007!
Carpenter, Suppan, Weaver, Reyes, a healthy Mulder, and who was that in a Cardinal hat? Buerhle? Could give us the best 6 man rotation ever!!! Oh, forgot about Adam Wainwright.
Going to be interesting, and not going to make everybody happy, but for now, I'm just happy wearing my Cardinal stuff around here and accepting congrats from all the Cubs and Sox fans!
Phil Lindsey
i live in yankee and boston red sox country actually arizona but i cant believe how many fans are fans of either the red sox or the yankees here.my al team is the red sox jut cuz i was born there.
http://kaylee-wwwtheworldaccordingtokaylee.blogspot.com if you click on View profile on the righthand side you will get my cards blog if the link pulls p my red sox one
Congratulations on a great win! I look forward to following you and the Redbirds next season.
Go crazy, girl, go crazy
I thought it was one of the worse played World Series ever (Eight errors and eight unearned runs in five games). Isn't anyone worried about the quality of play in baseball? How did these two bad teams get to the World Series in the first place?


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State Water Resources Research Institute Program
Project ID: 2007WY40B
Title: Weather Modification Impacts and Forecasting of Streamflow
Project Type: Research
Start Date: 3/01/2007
End Date: 2/28/2010
Congressional District: 1
Focus Categories: Water Quantity, Climatological Processes, Hydrology
Keywords: Weather modification, Snowpack, Streamflow, Soil moisture, Forecasting
Principal Investigators: Tootle, Glenn; Piechota, Thomas C. (University of Nevada at Las Vegas)
Federal Funds: $ 9,800
Non-Federal Matching Funds: $ 77,498
Abstract: The proposed three-year research project will evaluate the impact of weather modification on streamflow, including the impacts from watershed antecedent moisture conditions (soil moisture) and air temperature. Statistically (regression) based relationships will be developed for snowpack and streamflow in regions targeted for weather modification, quantifying increased streamflow as a result of increased snowpack due to weather modification. Alternative (non-parametric and regression) statistical methods will be evaluated for forecasting streamflow using snowpack.
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Dordt College News
NISO presents
October 24, 2013
The Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra will open its season, "The Year of the Composer" with a concert celebrating the 200th birthday of composers Guiseppe Verdi and Richard Wagner on Tuesday, November 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the B.J. Haan Auditorium on the campus of Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa. NISO welcomes soloists Shannon Salyards and Russell Svenningsen to the stage to perform some of Verdi's and Wagner's most famous opera arias.
Advance tickets are available at the following area retailers: True Vine in Sioux Center, The Dove Christian Bookstore in Orange City, Something Special in Rock Valley, and Prairie Moon Books in Sheldon. Tickets may also be purchased at the door the night of the concert. For more information, contact the NISO office at 712-722-6230 or email@example.com.
The Northwest Iowa Symphony Orchestra comprises the finest musicians in the tri-state area. Teaching principals are of a professional caliber and function as first chair players and teachers in sectional rehearsals. The orchestra membership includes adults of all ages as well as gifted music students from area junior high schools, high schools, and colleges. Six of the high school students in NISO receive scholarships to continue their private lessons. NISO presents three concerts per season in addition to the annual Concert for Children for 900 area fourth, fifth, and sixth grade students.
NISO/NISYO (Northwest Iowa Symphony Youth Orchestra) is made possible by the generous support of Dordt College, Sioux Center Recreation and Arts Council, the Friends of the Symphony, and individual patrons and business establishments.
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So here's part two of my Sunday morning breakfast series "Let's Talk Breakfast!" This week, toast three ways. Toast is a breakfast tradition, but let's be real and forget about toast + butter (unless 1. you're hungover or 2. you're going for an easy out-the-door hunger fix). These three are lot more nutritious, filling and tasty.
One: Dressed Up Peanut Butter Toast
- bread of your choice, mine is whole wheat
- chunky peanut butter (or smooth)... or almond butter!
- honey
- sliced fruit of your choice, mine is plums
1. Toast your bread.
2. Spread about a tablespoon of peanut butter across the piece of toast.
3. Drizzle about a teaspoon of honey on top and smooth evenly with a knife.
4. Thinly slice your fruit. I wanted to do something other than the popular banana, and the contrast of the sweet peanut butter with a semi-sweet/semi-tart plum was fantastic. (Apples, bananas, peaches would also be great!)
5. Serve with another nutritious snack: oranges, raisins, almonds, walnuts.
Two: Cheese + Jam Toast (I fell in love with this combination in Portugal)
- bread of your choice, mine is whole wheat
- 1 tbsp spreadable cheese, I used swiss
- 1 tsp chopped basil
- 1/2 tbsp apricot jam (or your jam of choice)
1. Toast your bread.
2. Mix the cheese and basil together in a small bowl.
3. Spread the mixture across the piece of toast.
4. Add the apricot jam. I used apricot, it's sweet and savory - another great option would be pumpkin, blackberry or orange marmalade.
5. Serve with another nutritious snack: oranges, raisins, almonds, walnuts.
Three: Mixed Up Avocado Toast
- bread of your choice, mine is sourdough
- 1/4 avocado, mashed
- half of one small lemon
- 1 tsp chopped basil
- 6-8 cherry or grape tomatoes
- 1/2 tbsp goat cheese
- sea salt
1. Halve your tomatoes, drizzle with olive oil salt + pepper. Roast them in a 350 degree oven for 15 minutes.
2. Mix the avocado, basil and half of one lemon in a bowl.
3. Toast your bread.
4. Spread the goat cheese and avocado mixture on the piece of toast.
5. Arrange your tomatoes on top.
6. Sprinkle with sea salt.
7. Serve with another nutritious snack: oranges, raisins, almonds, walnuts.
Each of these variations of toast includes omega-3 fatty acids, fiber and tons of nutrients. This is going to keep you fuller for much longer, rather than that plain bread + butter. And each recipe is super easy right?? It's all about having the ingredients available. Note: All recipes are for one serving. Check out last weeks Let's Talk Breakfast recipe here.


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By Argen Duncan: PNT senior writer
Local members of the agriculture industry have mixed reactions to the recent closure of the High Plains aquifer to new appropriations of water.
Last week, the Office of the State Engineer announced that it would no longer allow permits for agricultural, commercial, municipal or industrial wells that would pump water not already being taken from the aquifer. However, according to a news release from the office, the move didn't affect citizens' ability to get permits for smaller amounts of water for domestic, livestock and temporary construction uses.
Also, State Engineer John D'Antonio said water could be still be transferred from one use to another within the local "critical management area." The rules for getting permits for well location changes, replacement wells and supplemental wells remain unaltered as well.
D'Antonio said the order is actually a set of guidelines for his water rights staff who are looking at requests for permits. He plans to hold working meetings with stakeholders before finalizing the order.
Walter Bradley, government and business affairs director for Dairy Farmers of America in Clovis, said he didn't think the order would affect anything for the dairy industry because the guidelines were already unofficially in operation.
"For all practical, real-world matters, we haven't been able to drill new appropriations for several years," he said.
Applicants for new well permits already had to prove their water use won't hinder the water use of people already pumping, and D'Antonio said any additional withdraws from the aquifer would do so. Therefore, the protection the order offers for the aquifer has been in place, but the order makes the procedure concrete.
For the farming business, Portales-area farmer Wayne Baker said the aquifer probably shouldn't have any new wells because of the water shortage. However, he would prefer wells to be considered on a case-by-case basis so potential owners could prove beneficial use and ample water in their area. He also thought the effectiveness of the order was questionable.
"We're just down to the bottom end of the aquifer, and once it gets non-economical for people to farm, well, they'll quit," Baker said.
Matt Rush, Roosevelt County farmer and president of the Roosevelt County Farm and Livestock Bureau, was less happy with the order.
"I understand the importance of water, and I understand we're in an area where water is a valuable commodity," Rush said.
However, he said, until Texas takes steps to conserve the water it's pumping from the same aquifer, New Mexico efforts will have a minimal effect.
Rush said the closure of the basin will "absolutely" hurt the local agriculture industry.
"Anytime the government steps in and shuts down part of our production or our means of production, it's going to hurt agriculture, and it's also going to hurt the economy," he said.
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Children are like sponges. They soak up everything from languages and mathematics to bacterial infections. And just like sponges, it all festers inside them until they are culture-laden stinky creatures, eager to spread whatever they've absorbed in the form of color wheels, multiplication tables and occasionally some pink eye. Sometimes, however, children will accidentally absorb wisdom they can't process or apply, a heartbreaking wisdom that no one should be saddled with until they are adults. I'm guessing kids today learn these lessons from the lawless, unforgiving world of the Internet, but when I was a child, we learned them from Highlights magazine.
This was our 4chan.
Most people already associate Highlights with anxiety, given that the magazine only seems to exist in the waiting rooms of doctors and dentists. But some of us actually had subscriptions as children, our parents erroneously believing that they were helping to shape our minds with puzzles and word jumbles, oblivious to the heart-wrenching truths we were too young to articulate but old enough to feel. I can't say for certain whether most of what Highlights taught me was intentional, but with a slogan like "Fun With a Purpose," I have a hard time believing they did anything that wasn't deliberate. Here are the five most sobering truths Highlights magazine ever taught me.
5Goofus and Gallant
Lesson: Some People Will Be Terrible Forever
In nearly every issue of Highlights magazine since 1948, Goofus and Gallant have instructed kids on the rules of common courtesy. Gallant has always exemplified the cornerstones of social etiquette, while Goofus has remained a shockingly unrepentant dick for over 60 years. Highlights created the characters to illustrate both the right and the wrong way to interact with the rest of humanity, but the fact that they use the same two characters to make their point every time indirectly teaches a secondary lesson as well: Yes, manners are always important, but there are also plenty of kids and adults out there who will just never fucking get it.
Goofus won't address women directly because it makes his mouth feel filthy.
Highlights taught us that we will inevitably encounter people who are just permanently despicable (they are easy to spot, thanks to their ruffled hair). No amount of arguing, pleading or logic will ever make them better human beings because they lack the capacity to understand anything other than self-interest. Goofuses will never understand why they're terrible, and so they will go on being terrible forever. Worst of all, if the comic is any indication, they will live parallel lives to the Gallants, enjoying all the same opportunities throughout their lifetime with no foreseeable consequences for being awful.
There has never been a reckoning in 60 years.
Highlights is essentially asking us to be kind despite the fact that impulsive, mean people will be leading the same lives as us minus all of the social responsibilities. Even for adults, that's a tough pill to swallow.
4Double Check, aka Spot the Differences
Lesson: Your Mind Will Betray You
Double Check offers two nearly identical pictures and asks the reader to find all the differences between them. It encourages kids to approach everything with a critical eye and to focus on the details, regardless of how small or inconsequential they may seem. But whoever has been in charge of creating these brainteasers for the past few decades has grossly overestimated the sleuthing abilities of 7-year-olds. On the Highlights Kids website, you can test your ability by identifying all 24 discrepancies in a picture like the one below in under two minutes. I will warn you, should you try it now even as an adult, you will undoubtedly fail.
The true lesson of Double Check isn't in honing your awareness until you find all of the differences in the pictures; it's in hunting for the final two or three differences and never seeing them, ever. The puzzle teaches us the unnerving lesson that we will never be able to fully trust our own brains. It's called inattentional blindness, and the game is just a cruel exploitation of an affliction from which we all suffer. Cracked has mentioned it before, but the abbreviated version is that we are so overloaded with visual input every day that our brain only chooses to pay attention to the small percentage it considers relevant, and then guesses at the rest. As a result, we can miss clowns riding on unicycles right in front of us, we can be in mid-conversation with strangers and not realize that they've switched genders or we can spend hours looking at two illustrations of a ski mountain without realizing that the girl holding a snowboard is wearing gloves in one picture and mittens in the other (you're welcome). Ultimately, brains are designed to lose at the Double Check game, which gives kids everywhere their first taste of what it feels like to be betrayed by their own minds.


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Falls City High School graduate Justin Twine found out recently that the Miami Marlins selected him as their 43rd pick in the 2014 Major League Baseball Draft.
Faced with a choice to play for the Marlins or TCU, Twine decided to go straight to the pros.
The Marlins have signed Twine to a $1.316M contract to play professional baseball with the Florida team, according to information that Jon Heyman with CBSSports.com posted online Saturday.
The Karnes Countywide has reached out to Twine for comment but family members say that due to circumstances, they can not yet speak to the media about his plans.
A multi-talented athlete who excelled in football, baseball and track during his senior year, Twine was awarded a full baseball scholarship to Texas Christian University in 2013.
In the second pick of the second round, the Marlins selected their third high school player of their draft, according to information on the team's website. They opted for Twine, a middle infielder, who is known for his exceptional speed.
Twine is expected to develop, especially in regard to his swing and "batting eye" the article said.
Sports announcers at MLB.com described Twine as one of the two "best athletes" in this year's draft, having rushed for more than 500 yards in one of the Beavers' football games.
As a running back, Twine helped lead the Falls City Beavers football team to the 2013 state championship game, and at the state track and field championships, Twine brought home gold medals in the long jump, as a member of the 4x200 and 4x400 relay teams, and also placed fourth in the 100 Meter Dash.
Twine was honored recentlywith being named the San Antonio Express-News All Area Field Event Athlete of the Year for 2014.


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Time To Win
I am getting so excited, it's not even funny.
Or maybe it is🙂
I'm going to my second Padres game of the year this Sunday, a 1:05 pm start against the Reds. Seriously, I was getting so pumped up last night that I couldn't sleep. Notice that today is Tuesday and the game is on Sunday. I've got a ways to go, but I can't wait!
Daydreaming is half the fun of going to a game, isn't it? I keep dreaming up these senarios of me talking to players, getting autographs, catching a ball, or having something big happen. Now, I don't know how many if any of the Padres players will still be out on the field by the time we get to the ballpark (about an hour before the game), but it can't hurt to dream, right?
Our seats are going to be really amazing as well. We're sitting field level, down the left field line. We're not going to be right in front of third base, but I'm going to have the perfect location to take lots of zoomed-in pitcures of my Kouz. It's going to be so much fun🙂
My three younger siblings are going to get one of these when they walk in the door:
When I head in, I'll be going for:
5 for $5 deal!
It's going to be a lot of fun. I can't wait to take a ton of pictures and share my adventures with you guys!
Yesterday, my mom got me this amazing Padres shirt.
I was so excited to see it, because he's my baby, and this is the first shirt that has his name on it that I've seen in San Diego since he came here! This is his third season as a Padre (just as it's my third season as a Padres fan), so it's been a while in coming! This shirt is just beautiful, and I love it. So cool that he's got his own shirt now! (BTW, it was in the women's section. Figures :D)
Well, Jake Peavy and his 2-4 record is pitching tonight against Rich Harden and his 3-1 record. Jake should be 3-1. Jake should be more like 5-1!!
Let's hope that he can go out there and give us a solid outing. I know that he's going for perfection, and he may need it. If we don't score any runs for him…oh boy. I'm going to have to take drastic measures. Your cell phones are next, boys!! So you better get out there and score some runs for Jake!!
(photo credits: padres.com, padres.mlblogs.com, me)
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Kaybee – how great that your mom was able to find that shirt for you!!! Have a blast at the game – and please, keep the boys in line! They need to win!!!
I know how it is to fear that a pitcher won't receive any run support. When Jason Jennings pitched for the Astros, he had the lowest support of all our staffs–probably because he took Roger's spot in the rotation and guys weren't used to having to score every day. But then again, Jake's actually good and Jason… well…
He's been one of their stars for three years and nary a shirt? Stupid team store. Personally, I adore Darin Erstad but the store refuses to carry Erstad shirts. I know how it feels.
Kylie — http://kylie.mlblogs.com
You need to get some sleep before Sunday, so you can have enough energy to snag autographs and pics! Very exciting about being able to go to the game.
Have fun at the game! I know you'll have a great time! And there is always hope that you could get the t-shirt, too; I went to a Mariners game last summer with my dad and 5-year-old sister, and the promotion people gave both of us the free 14-and-under hat! I felt a little bit guilty, but how could I say no? Great Kouzmanoff t-shirt, too. Exciting!!
Day dreaming is always great. It's my thing. Have fun at the game! Love the Kouz shirt🙂 I can't wait to see the pictures. If you say Kouz is your baby, David Eckstein is MINE!!! Muhahahha.
Keep on daydreaming, that's the best part. I used to dream and it seems most of it has happened. I can say that the core of the Dodgers know me: Russell Martin, our all star catcher, Matt Kemp our talented center fielder, Andre Ethier our very handsome right fielder, James Loney our on the ball first baseman. I have met them several times at Spring Training, at the games, at events and eventually they do know you. Matt and Russell have waved to me from the field. When I see that recognition in their eyes, it makes me feel very special as a Dodgers fan. I have many autographs and have obtained many for my friends. I also have many pictures in my collection. The best part of the baseball experience is all the friends I have made at Dodger Stadium. I also am enjoying meeting fans of other teams on these great blogs. My favorites are Kaybee's Padres Blog, Janes Confessions of a She Fan, Julia's Red Sox Blog, King of Cali, MLBlogsphere.


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Christopher Deedy, a special agent with the U.S. State Department, was compelled to shoot Kollin Elderts inside a Waikiki McDonald's last year after fearing for his life and those around him. That's according to a Tuesday filing in U.S. District Court by Deedy's attorney, Brook Hart.
Hart filed the motion in the hopes of moving his client's trial from Circuit Court to federal court, where he believes Deedy has a better chance at an impartial jury.
According to Hart's petition, Deedy shot Elderts to death at about 2:30 a.m. Nov. 5 only after the Kailua man harassed another customer and then focused his aggression toward Deedy and one of the special agent's two friends, Adam Gutowski. Deedy was in Honolulu to provide security for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, but was off duty at the time of the incident.
Deedy, 28, is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting of Elderts, 23, inside the Kuhio Avenue McDonald's after an argument escalated into a physical confrontation.
According to the documents filed in federal court, Elderts and his friend, Shane Medeiros, began harassing fellow McDonald's customer Michel Perrine with racial slurs while all three were standing in line.
As Elderts and Medeiros continued to harass Perrine from another table, Deedy took notice of the situation and attempted to intervene. Hart said Deedy asked Perrine if he was all right, and soon after, Elderts turned his aggression toward the special agent.
According to the filing, Elderts threatened Deedy by saying, "Eh, (expletive) haole, you like beef?"
Hart claims when Deedy pulled out his credentials and a federal badge, Elderts asked Deedy, "Are you going to shoot me?"
Hart goes on to say that Elderts reached for something in his waistband and suddenly went around Jessica West, one of Deedy's two friends, as well as a bystander, Alexander Byrd. That's when Deedy employed a frontal kick to one of Elderts' legs as a defensive move.
Seconds later, Hart alleged that Elderts and Medeiros began assaulting Gutowski with kicks and blows to the head. As Deedy stepped toward Elderts, Medeiros and Gutowski, Elderts turned toward Deedy and punched him in the head, causing Deedy to fall to the floor near the McDonald's counter, according to the defense attorney's account.
The court filing claims that "while on the floor, Elderts was on top of Special Agent Deedy and punched him in the face with his right fist at the same moment that he was trying with his left hand to take Special Agent Deedy's gun from him."
That's when Hart said Deedy feared for his life and the people around him, and was left no choice but to fire his weapon.
"Special Agent Deedy was compelled to discharge his gun, resulting in the death of Elderts," Hart wrote in the court filing.
After extracting himself from underneath Elderts, Deedy searched Elderts for weapons, told bystanders to call police, and immediately began CPR to keep Elderts from dying. Hart claims testing by police shows Elderts had gun powder residue on both hands.
The confrontation inside the McDonald's was captured by surveillance cameras, but last month, Circuit Court Judge Karen Ahn agreed with prosecutors that the video and Hart's account of what happened should be sealed until trial. Ahn agreed the video and Hart's account could taint the jury pool.
On Wednesday, media attorney Jeffrey Portnoy asked Ahn to reconsider her original decision, arguing that both Hart and prosecutors had described the contents of the video in previous filings with the court.
"So, to seal the video now in light of everything that the attorneys on both sides have done is just wrong," Portnoy told the judge.
Ahn, however, was not swayed, and ruled the video and Hart's affidavit should remain sealed. She said it would be up to a federal judge to do the same if the case is moved from Circuit Court.
Hart argues a federal court is the proper jurisdiction for Deedy's case since federal agents are required to intervene if they come across an act of violence or other crime.
Michael Green, an attorney representing Elderts' family, did not return a phone call Wednesday from KITV4.


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Professor Bloom joined the History Department in the fall of 2000 as a Lecturer in History and the Humanities. He completed his Ph.D. at Duke University in the spring of 2001 and became an Assistant Professor of History at Valparaiso in 2004.
His course offerings include Colonial America, the American Revolution, the Civil War and Reconstruction, History of Chicago, African American History, U.S. History through Sports, History of U.S. Immigration, and U.S. History through Film.
He has written essays on the history of homelessness, NIMBY movements, Malcolm X, and urban renewal in Valparaiso. He is currently writing a manuscript entitled: 'Where Else Can They Go?': Homelessness in Early Chicago, 1833-1871.
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Glad to hear Marbury feels the same way half of New York does. The whole part about him wanting to be dead that is. Sorry, that was a low blow, but everyone was thinking it, I just had to say it = )
- While Knicks captain Stephon Marbury declined to discuss the ongoing Larry Brown saga, the star point guard from Coney Island was very clear about his own future, saying he wants to "die a Knick."
"I want to be a Knick, I want to die a Knick," Marbury told The Post in an exclusive Memorial-Day interview.
"If I ever was to be cremated, I'd want my ashes sprinkled on top of the Garden."
"Playing here has always been my dream," Marbury added. "I want to be in New York more than any place."
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Glad to hear Marbury feels the same way half of New York does. The whole part about him wanting to be dead that is. Sorry, that was a low blow, but everyone was thinking it, I just had to say it = )
I hate him, he is talking a lot of bull****. I honestly hope that he will be traded or released.
By the way Mr Starbury, let me tell you one think. Charlie Ward was not a Superstar but he did a good job. When he was in New York, we always reached the playoffs. Of course not because of only him (Ward) but the fact is we had a team.
Do you know the meaning of "team" or teamwork? I don`t think so. We all know that you are a ****ing one man show. That`s not what we need.
I wish you (Starbury) the best, which is in your case leaving New York.
Kind Regards
According to the article and the stats Marbury averaged 22 pts 9 assits prior to being injured so it makes no sense to trade him let alone release him. There's an abundance of hatred towards this whole team in NY but what I've noticed about New York is most of the so-called fans are not really fans. That is unless you consider Star Jones a Knicks fan. They only watch during the play offs and a few big games here n there and when the team is losing, they cry out "I hate this guy, I hate that guy!" I dont mean to attack anybody here but does any one honestly think it makes sense to trade away our best player for nothing at all? Even with stats like 22pts 9asts? You may not like him but statisticly he is the Knicks best player.
Yeah I'm not saying this as a fan of Marbury but of "reporting news" if you want to call it that. Marbury will not be going anywhere. Isiah and Dolan are both set on not trading him as they feel they will not get close to value for him AND would probably have to pickup several bad contracts to get rid of him. so expect him to die a knick.. granted he dies in three years haha jk.
um but Steve Francis on the other hand is as good as gone.
#15...So good it had to be retired twice
lol u guys have some serious hate in ur heart. if u watched some of the games you would know he's not half as much a ball hog as the papers make him out to be. then again i cant even imagine them having artilcles on the knicks in the 'german times'. just because hes one of the few point guards around to have a career average of 20+ ppg doesnt make the guy a ball hog. he knows how 2 score. on top of that he knows how 2 pass the ball. u think otherwise, then just ask someone who really knows what they're talkin about.
as long as we get in a tough pf and get rid of brown this offseason the knicks will be back in the playoffs. maybe then, just maybe all u haterz will shut the f*ck up.
The issue is not Marbury
It's Larry Brown
here's what David Stern said about him back when he was coaching the olympic team
so don't come here and post that bull$hit...
Way back when, behind closed Detroit doors, Larry Brown was taking it to David Stern. He was ripping the NBA commissioner to Pistons officials because Stern had passed him a couple of times in Athens without acknowledging him.
Everyone knew Stern was furious with Brown for conduct unbecoming an Olympic coach, for publicly assailing his players and the selection committee who appointed them. In fact, Stern blew his own whistle on Brown at halftime of a Summer Games semifinal the Americans would predictably lose, the commissioner summoning reporters to finally go on the record with so many blistering off-the-record thoughts.
"This was a team that was put together by everyone," Stern barked, "including the coaching staff."
He was just getting started, just warming up with hard jabs to Brown's jaw before throwing a haymaker laced tight with all sorts of bad intentions.
"And this is a great team," Stern went on, "so I don't buy the, 'Well, I'd like to have this, I'd like to have that.' ... It's not about who didn't come. I'll tell you what, we're all in sports. You take your team to the gym and you play with what you've got and then you either win or you lose. And this whining and carping is not fair to the young men ... who are representing their country admirably and well."
A bloodied Brown was carried out of the ring right there. Stern was telling the writers and fans busy throwing all that stereotypical garbage the American players' way that their venom was best reserved for the Old School coach and not his New School team.
And the relevance of all this? Stern didn't sit back and let Brown spray graffiti across the NBA's Olympic cause, not without a spirited fight.
This **** sounds like the same thing that has been happening on the knicks team all season.
Where there is hope, there can be faith
Where there is faith, miracles can occur
donchris, the 22pts/9assists stats refers to the 6-game winning streak... his numbers were much lower than that for the 1st two months of the season.
The way things have played out since the season ended, I think it's easier if Larry Brown leaves. It would be nearly impossible to trade half the roster and send Isiah packing just to please Larry and appease his inability to accept responsibility for last season.
I have to side with Dolan on the fact that Brown went and trashed Marbury in the papers just one day after Dolan had asked him not to do that (in that meeting down in Memphis). Also, if Isiah told Larry that no significant trades were going to be done, Larry shouldn't have tried to override him seeking a meeting with Dolan.
So I'm getting back on the Marbury bandwagon. Unless there's a deal out there that can bring us equal value for Marbury, I say let's give him another year with Isiah as head coach. If by February they still haven't been able to make this team a playoff contender, then I beg that all you Marbury groupies accept the fact he has to go.
desde la cuna del chango
Nearly the whole team's numbers were down before the winning streak. It's not about being a groupy of a fan of any one player, it's about not bashing the whole team because of a losing season. Like wise I hope the Knicks perform well but if Marbury is a problem then at that point he may need to be traded for something of equal value, not trash as what has been suggested in numerous posts.
Real fans STAND UP!
Did you guys read the enitre article? If Marbury wants to win over fans, he shouldn't take cheap shots at Charlie Ward like that.
I really liked Ward. He fit in well with the team we had, but I admit that an all-star point guard was something every knick fan wanted in those days.
But still, I dont ever remember having the amount of disdain for Ward as I do for Steph. Ward was a great role player and a way better coach than steph ever could be.
I remember meeting Ward at the Knicks' old practice facility in purchase. He waited for me to run to get a pen from my dad's glove compartment and joked around with my dad about his football career while they were waiting. He even took pictures with my lil sis. Then he traded me a rookie card I had of him for a basketball he signed. He didn't even have a flashy car or any "bling".
Marbury would kill Ward on one on one, but atleast Ward's contract never killed a franchise. Thanx Steph, you always manage to look like a selfish assh*le anytime you open your mouth. Get off this team please, no one in the nba respects you.
starks did u not read the article? once again charlie ward opened his mouth first. its the same thing as the whole brown drama. theres only so much u can take from someone (even a guy with browns reputation) b4 u fire back. i would do the same thing. and if u had a set of balls so would u. did u think he would'nt come back @ charlie ward.
"Charlie is looking for a job."
-stephon marbury
lmao he got him good.
and keep speaking for the rest of the nba when u say no one respects him. i think ittl be funny when ur proved wrong next season.
For some strange reason, I don't really like Marbury. Maybe it was cuz of the media or maybe it was cuz of his absurd contract or maybe it was cuz I needed a scapegoat for the horrible Knicks season or maybe it was cuz of his ****y demeanor and quotes like I'm the best point guard in the NBA. I'm not sure where it began but I have to agree with Portega, I would rather keep him than trade him for garbage with also long-term contracts. The only trade I would take is for an expiring contract and maybe a high draft pick, which we're not going to get, at least not now. I would even just take an expiring contract. I can't believe I'm going to say this...call me naive, but I'm feeling a little optimistic about next season with Isiah at the helm.
I'm not as optimistic about next season even with Isiah as couch. With the team as is we would still be slaughtered by some of the better teams in the east like...
NJ- they have a far superior pg in Jason Kidd.
Miami- Shaq and Dwayne Wade could beat the
entire Knicks squad on their own.
Detroit- A superior defensive team.
Cleveland- Lebron can beat the knicks all by
Indiana- A better defensive as well as offensive
LOL...I'm naive, not crazy. I don't believe the Knicks will represent the East in the Finals but I can see the Knicks making the playoffs and possibly pulling a first round upset.
I think the knicks are better with Larry Brown as head couch. I will not bail on LB because of one lousy season, his resume alone merits another chance to couch the Knicks.


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Total Fat 4 g
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- Beta-cyclodextrin (β-CD) was successfully incorporated into polystyrene (PS) fibers by electrospinning technique. The subsequent fibrous membranes show potential for efficient removal of organic compound (e.g.: phenolphthalein) from solution by the formation of inclusion complexes with the β-CD molecules. Since the filtration efficiency of the fiber membranes is highly dependent on the presence and distribution of β-CD at the surface of the individual fibers, highly sensitive and specific surface spectroscopic analyses were carried out. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) was used to quantify the amount of β-CD on the surface of PS fibers. Time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (ToF-SIMS) showed the presence of both β-CD molecular and fragment ions on the fiber surfaces, and high resolution chemical imaging demonstrated even distribution of β-CD on the surface of the individual fibers. Phenolphthalein (PhP) was used as a model compound in the filtration studies, and a strong dependence was observed between β-CD content of the PS/CD fibers and efficiency of trapping PhP. These results demonstrate the potential of using PS/CD fibrous membranes to filter organic molecules in purification/separation processes.
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Toby Carvery Basildon
Unit 5, Festival Leisure Park, Festival Way, Basildon, Essex, SS14 3WB
Unit 5, Festival Leisure Park, Festival Way, Basildon, Essex, SS14 3WB
Here at the home of the roast, the countdown has begun to the most wonderful time of the year (and our absolute favourite)... CHRISTMAS.
So we've put together three super-festive menus to get you into the Christmas spirit in Essex, whatever your occasion.
First, take a look at our two and three-course offers, which are perfect for informal get-togethers with family or friends, or your work Christmas party – or any other time you fancy a Christmas roast. They're available from 21 November and you can pre-order your wine, too.
What's more, we've got a festive treat for organised people. If you book a festive table for six or more people by 31 October, we'll include a free bottle of prosecco (or soft drink alternative) as part of the package. How about that?
Then there's Christmas Day, which just isn't the same without a hearty roast dinner – and our expert chefs have put together our most mouth-watering menu yet.
You'll also find sumptuous starters and indulgent puddings, to help make this Christmas one to remember. Still need a little more festive spirit? We've got just the thing: all your favourite seasonal tipples.
Finally, because we love Christmas so much, we have a great-value three-course Boxing Day menu that's ideal for continuing your festive celebrations with family and friends. Or maybe you'll just want to treat yourself after a hard day of sales shopping?
Ready to book? It's quick and easy to do it online – so reserve your Christmas roast now.
Booking a table for the Festive period? Why not pre-order your Festive drinks package now to make the most of your Toby Christmas experience.
Whatever your occasion this Christmas we are looking forward to celebrating with you.


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103rd Congressional District Geographic Entity File, 1990: [United States] (ICPSR 6425)
Principal Investigator(s): United States Department of Commerce. Bureau of the Census
These data describe the geographic relationships of the 103rd congressional districts to selected governmental and statistical geographic entities for the entire United States, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Each record represents a census geographic tabulation unit (GTUB), a unique combination of geographic codes expressing specific geographic relationships. This file provides the following information: state, congressional district, county and county subdivision, place, American Indian/Alaska Native area, urbanized area, urban/rural descriptor, and Metropolitan Statistical Area/Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA/PMSA).
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U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. 103RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT GEOGRAPHIC ENTITY FILE, 1990: [UNITED STATES]. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census [producer], 1993. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 1994. http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR06425.v1
Persistent URL: http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR06425.v1
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Universe: All congressional districts as identified in the 1990 Decennial Census.
Data Types: administrative records data
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A list of all 1990 Census blocks split by a 103rd congressional district boundary and the congressional district to which they were assigned is available in Appendix A of the documentation.
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