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Category: Multimedia/Graphic/Graphic-ViewersFresh View 7.28Author: Freshdevices
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Fresh View descriptionFresh View - a free photo album software designed to help you organize and view multimedia files (images, audio, and video)FreshView is a multimedia browser that makes your image organized, audio and video files much easier.
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No. 15 Pfeiffer Beats Saint Leo
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ST. LEO, Fla. - Pfeiffer University would use 14 first half goals to bolt out to a 21-6 victory at St. Leo on Wednesday afternoon. The win moves the 15th-ranked Lady Falcons to 4-3 on the year while the Lions drop to 1-6.
The scoring started within the first two minutes of play as Shannon Bonnel and Stephanie Marran each traded goals for both sides. Bonnel would then hit again to start a stretch of nine-straight goals for the Lady Falcons with three-straight coming from Liz Melesh. Natalie Marvin would also hit three times as Pfeiffer held a 10-1 lead midway through the first half.
After back-to-back goals from St. Leo, Rachel Hebberd would score her first of the day followed by back-to-back goals from Kristina Anderson. Bonnel would tally again with two seconds left in the half as Pfeiffer carried a 14-3 lead into the half.
Marvin would strike two more times in the running clock second half for five on the day while Nadia Salemeh notched her second late in the half. Ashley West would notch her first career goal with 2:56 to play. Melesh would add four goals on the day while Bonnel and Anderson each registered three.
Pfeiffer quickly returns to action on Thursday afternoon taking on #9 Stonehill in a neutral site contest at Rollins to wrap up the spring break trip.
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Not sure where this question belongs exactly but:
In really poor countries, what happens to the babies when their mothers are starving and/or can't BF? I would think they would not have access to formula. Would the babies starve or do other women BF them?
I asked my husband who's a social studies teacher this same question. He said something to the effect of "it takes a village to raise a child." Does that mean other women would take over the BFing?
This is just a total RANDOM question. But I'm just curious....


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Portland Becomes First Salmon-Safe City
Mayor Hales issues Salmon-Safe challenge to other West Coast citiesRead More…
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 -- The Portland City Council unanimously OK'd a franchise agreement with Google, to provide super-fast Internet service to the home by 2015. The Oregonian's Mike Rogoway covered the week's news:
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19, 2014 – Portland is on a short list of cities working with Google to explore the possibility of bringing the ultra high speed Google Fiber broadband network to the city.
"Google is looking for communities that serve as hubs for innovation. And that's Portland," Mayor Charlie Hales said. "Our culture of creativity and coalition-building makes this the ideal spot for ultra-high-speed broadband."
Portland is among 34 cities nationwide being considered for inclusion in Google Fiber's high-speed network. Places like Kansas City, Kansas, and Provo, Utah, have led the way. Among this new class of potential sites are Portland, Gresham, Beaverton, Lake Oswego, Tigard and Hillsboro.
"There is no question that the Internet has literally rewired how we work and live, and it still has so much potential to improve our lives," Hales said. "Abundant, high-speed broadband access will make our community stronger and will lay the foundations of economic development for our future."
Kevin Lo, general manager of Google Fiber, said the company will work closely with Mayor Hales and city leaders on a joint planning process to explore what it would take to build a brand new fiber-optic network capable of delivering these gigabit speeds throughout Portland. Google will begin compiling a detailed study of local factors that might affect construction plans.
Simultaneously, Mayor Hales and city leaders will begin meetings with Google to discuss what it would take to plan and prepare the city for a fiber project of this scale.
"Communities with abundant high-speed Internet grow stronger because there's greater potential to create jobs, drive economic growth, and help students and families get access to essential resources" Lo said. "City leaders like Charlie Hales are stepping up to see what they can do to make their cities ready for the fiber-optic networks that are the future. We look forward to working with Portland in the coming months to see if we can build the next chapter of the Internet together, on gigabit speeds."
Google will provide an update on which cities will get Google Fiber by the end of this year, Lo said.
Google Fiber is an Internet and TV service that provides Internet connectivity that is up to 100-times faster than the basic broadband, along with hundreds of HD TV channels. Google Fiber currently is available in Kansas City, Kansas, Kansas City, Mo., and Provo Utah, and will be available in Austin,Texas, later this year.
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Gov. Neil Abercrombie and Hawaii State Teachers Association President Wil Okabe put their differences behind them Thursday, as a new four-year contract for public school teachers was signed by stakeholders.
"From today, we will be emphasizing conversation and not confrontation," said the governor. "This contract allows us to have that conversation that moves education forward."
The agreement means starting teachers will earn $43,759 per year in the first year of the contract, which begins July 1. In the final year, starting teacher pay will increase to $45,963. Meanwhile, the most experienced teachers will earn $81,775 in the first year of the agreement, and $84,318 in the final year.
Teachers will also go back to a 60/40 split on health insurance premiums, with the state picking up the majority of the cost. However, the health plan being offered allows teachers to pick their coverage based on medical needs.
"The teachers who wants the best plan, I'm sure they might pay slightly more in their medical coverage," said Okabe. "(Younger teachers) might not go to the doctor as often as I do, so they're going to take a medical plan, you know with the premiums, which fit their needs."
State Budget Director Kalbert Young estimated the cost of the first two years of the contract at nearly $104 million. However, the total price tag will be more than triple that amount.
"It's going to range somewhere between $330 million to $370 million over four years, the length of the contract," said Young.
With the state yet to settle with the Hawaii Government Employees Association and blue-collar workers represented by UPW, Abercrombie's early childhood education program, at a cost of $30 million, may be in jeopardy.
"We have to be very cognizant of the fact that the money is going down and we don't have a big surplus. That's being realistic." said Rep. John Mizuno, vice speaker of the House."
"At the end of the day we are required by the Constitution to have a balanced budget," added Sen. David Ige, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. "The early childhood education program may not be directly involved with the HSTA contract itself, but we have to explore every option to end the session with a balanced budget."
Mizuno said House leadership appears willing to meet the governor halfway, funding about $15 million for a school readiness program, which would be administered through the Department of Human Services through Senate Bill 1093.
"We believe that we can move this forward, and we think we can provide sufficient funds for early education," Mizuno told KITV4.
On Thursday, House and Senate conferees agreed to move SB 1084 forward, which proposes a constitutional amendment to allow public funds to be appropriated for private early childhood education programs.
On Friday, conferees are scheduled to discuss the establishment of the school readiness program (SB 1093), as well as the governor's early childhood education initiative (SB 1095).
Dollars running short with new HSTA contract; other public worker unions yet to settle
Gov. Neil Abercrombie and Hawaii State Teachers Association President Wil Okabe put their differences behind them Thursday, as a new four-year contract for public school teachers was signed by stakeholders.
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Danger Danger Danger .... while we were giving Boston Celtics an ole-fashion whippin on Sunday, the 58 win Miami Heat were adding another win to their record by beating the 55 win Spurs in a close crunchtime game 88-86, without Lebron & D.Wade.
So far it is official that Lebron may not play tonight vs Knicks, D.Wade is on 50-50 standby.
Is this good or bad for the Knicks winning streak?
Rumors of Tyson Chandler making the trip to Miami are being surfaced.
Knicks fans are indirectly wondering about Woodson doghouse relation with Camby DNP.
And will Woodson keep the same starting-lineup (3-guards) we had in the 8 game win streak?


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The Tongue River Eagles beat Rocky Mountain at home last night 52-44 behind senior Stephen Yellowtail's 30 points. The Lady Eagles also hosted Rocky Mountain, winning convincingly 51-21.
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - Adam Waddell had a game-high 17 points, Leonard Washington scored 16 points and Luke Martinez scored 14 as Wyoming beat Colorado 65-54 on Friday night.
BRONC / LADY BRONC BASKETBAL - The Sheridan high school basketball team get back into action on tomorrow, it's another double header when they host Riverton the afternoon varsity games will be played at 2:00 and 3:30 and will be broadcast live on 14-10 KWYO and 95.9 FM.
Both teams are 2-0 after victories over Green River and Billings Senior, Broncs Head coach Mike Ibach says it was nice to have a full week of practice after those two
Johnson County's High School athletes will be busy again this weekend, beginnig today as the Buffalo Bison basketball team hosts
Newcastle this tonight with games scheduled for 4, 5:30 and at 7.
The Bison will then travel to Worland to take on the Warriors on Saturday. Game times are 11, 12:30 and 4.
The Lady Bison basketball team will be on the road Friday at Newcastle. The freshmen jump at 4, JV at 5:30 qnd Varsity at 7.
The girls travel with the boys to Worland on Saturday with their games scheduled at 11, 12:30 and 2.
GENERALS / LADY GENERALS BASKETBALL - The Sheridan college basketball teams open conference play last night with games against Little Big Horn community college
The Lady Generals had their struggles early but were able to pull away in the second half for the 77-45 victory. Sophomore Fallon Lewis says they had a tough night but got it together for the win.
The Lady Generals are now 10-2 on the season as Lewis talks about how the first dozen games have gone.
The Sheridan Generals crush Little Big Horn College 100 to 39.
The Sheridan Lady Generals win against Little Big Horn College 77 to 45.
LADY GENERALS HOOPS - The Sheridan college basketball teams open conference play tonight. The Lady Generals are 9-2 the Generals are 11-0 both teams have already won games against Little Big Horn this season but tonight's games are big because they are conference games.
At 9-2 Lady Generals Head coach Frank McCarthy says they are in a good place right now.
Since losing point guard Jasmine Davis to a season ending knee injury the team has been able to move on and play pretty well.
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An energized Gov. Susana Martinez laid out her priorities for the state of New Mexico last week, summing them up like this: education, jobs and cooperation.
It was a less combative Martinez than in past States of the State — a governing official rather than a politician, probably the image she wants going into a re-election year.
Yet, she is not backing down from several signature issues. Martinez still wants a law denying driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants. She calls her newest proposal a "compromise," because it would allow the "Dreamers" (young people brought here illegally as children or babies) to drive. Even with a more conservative House, this bill should die in the Senate — and quickly, so we don't waste time.
Education took up much of the speech — with Martinez defending her teacher evaluation programs. Those are being done by administrative rule because legislators would not back her vision of measuring teacher performance. Teachers, administrators and even parents are finding fault with a system they believe relies too much on testing. But Martinez countered those criticisms by pointing to increases in the state's graduation rate and elementary school reading scores. She said, though, there is more to do — returning once again to the idea that requiring the retention of third-graders with reading problems is the cure-all to educational woes.
We urge the governor to abandon this top-down reform and let districts decide how to handle retention. Parents should not have a veto over their children being held back, but neither should the state mandate what individual teachers need to do.
With proper focus on literacy, the discussion about retention will die anyway. Fights over mandatory retention will take energy away from other, more effective ways to improve educational performance.
As with most States of the State, the speech offered a laundry list of programs and initiatives: something to help veterans become firefighters, a statewide nursing curriculum to increase health care access, increased spending on water infrastructure and so much more.
The agenda is long, too much to pack in a 30-day session — especially one in which legislators also must deal with big questions about the care of children and the mentally ill in this state.
Much remains to do, in other words, not just in the area of passing laws but in finding out how — or if — the government is working properly. Let's get to it.
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So, I got the idea to regularly pump extra and store from my cousin. She pumped and stored so she could wean her son at 6 months, but still feed him breastmilk. I liked this idea a lot after first having my daughter because breastfeeding was so exhausting back then. So, production was never my issue, and I quickly accumulated LOTS of pumped milk. We purchased a deep freezer and away we go...
I started work about a month ago and I've been feeding DD the oldest milk first (which is about a month old in deep freeze), but she never eats much. She is not a fan of the bottle. She makes up for missed feedings before and after work with mama and all is well!! However, I pump about 12 to 18 ounces at work, but she only eats between 2 to 6 ounces at babysitter's. I probably have well over 250 ounces in my freezer right now.
I have learned over the past few months after her acid reflux is now under control and she's gotten better at feeding, that I loooooooove breastfeeding her and plan to go at least a year (my initial plan was 6 months). And, since I'm currently overproducing for her and her weight gain is phenomenal, I'm kind of at a loss for what to do with all this milk?
I want to donate it, but I've heard I have to pay to have it tested and so forth. Any suggestions or good resources? I've invested so much time in pumping and money in the storage bags, that I'm hoping I won't have to pay on top. Also, do you have any suggestions before I donate my whole prize?


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That's two championship banners that now belong to the Beeville major girls softball all-star team.
The local young girls have gone undefeated in both tournaments, dominating play with a combination of speed, defense, good hitting and good pitching. A District 29 championship banner is now joined by a Section IV title banner.
"The girls never lost focus and played hard. We played together as a team, and there was never a doubt," said Flores after the championship game.
"These girls are so good."
In the Section IV tournament, it took just three games to win the title. The Beeville girls out-scored their opponents 33-9 in those three wins.
In Monday's game against Shiner, the Beeville girls grabbed an early 4-0 lead with all the runs coming across home plate in the second inning. Kailey Perez led off with a walk, and Felixia Hinojosa bunted safely to put two runners on for Saleen Flores. Flores blasted a bases-clearing triple to give the Beeville girls a 2-0 lead. Aaliyah Ruiz put down a successful sacrifice bunt to bring in Flores with the third run. Raeann Flores singled and promptly stole second base. A walk to Michaela Chavarria followed, and Chavarria never stopped running. She rounded first and went hard into second base. A throw to the bag from the Shiner pitcher sailed high and into center field, allowing R. Flores to score with the fourth run.
It became a 7-0 lead for Beeville in the top of the third as Madelyn Rodriguez, Perez and Hinojosa scored for the local girls. S. Flores picked up another RBI as did Hinojosa, each getting run-producing singles in the rally.
Shiner scratched for one run in the bottom of the third with the help of two walks and a single off Beeville pitcher Perez.
The local girls added an insurance run in the fourth with Rodriguez scoring after reaching on an error. Perez blasted an RBI double to drive her home.
Shiner fought back in the fourth with a three-run rally off Perez. A walk, Beeville error and single pushed the runs across. But, that was all Shiner would get the rest of the way.
The last two frames were scoreless for both teams, and the final was an 8-4 Beeville win.
Perez pitched a complete game and struck out 15 Shiner batters in the victory.
The victory advances the Beeville squad to the East Texas state championship tournament in Seguin that begins on Friday night. Beeville will open the tournament with a 6 p.m. contest against Huffman.


text: We just learned that my son has anemia and I'm going to use this as an opportunity to whip myself into a better mama and get us eating healthy. But I am by no means a cooking genius, unfortunately. I'm wondering if anyone can give me any ideas as to how I should combine iron rich foods and vitamin c foods. Also, the doctor instructed to me to give him his iron supplement with orange juice but this really makes me weary since my son is still under one. I'm worried the acidity may be too much for him. Could I mix the supplement into pureed banana since it is also hight on formula -I should have asked the ped, just didn't think of it then


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Standing elegantly in the heart of Melaka historic town, Hallmark Hotel offers its guests a truly unique Malaysian holiday experience. Hallmark Hotel is ideally situated just 5 minutes walking distance away from Jonker Walk, Melaka's most renowned night time shopping alley.
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Burlington official pushes assault weapons banDecember 28,2012BURLINGTON A city councilor in Vermonts largest city is responding to the recent school massacre in Connecticut by proposing a municipal ban on assault weapons with high-capacity ammunition clips.
Burlington City Councilor Norman Blais (Blay), a Democrat, is getting a mixed reaction from his fellow Council members. Two of them are urging that the city focus on better mental health counseling.
Blais is targeting the types of guns that Connecticut authorities say Adam Lanza used to kill 20 children and six staff members at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn, on Dec.14. Lanza also killed his mother and himself.
Vermont law bars municipalities from adopting the sort of ordinance Blais is seeking, so the change would require action both in the city and the state Legislature.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt. Full StoryVermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell plans to join the U.S. Full StoryMONTPELIER Gov. Full Story
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How can you make kids speak sooner?
Parents should act like cartoon characters
Asia Roebuck, at 18 months old, throws a ball while playing and tells her mother, "Go get it." Her mother, Susan, feels that the girl is on the appropriate schedule for pronouncing words and talking in short sentences.
Roebuck, an educator, says she reads to Asia daily and they also watch a DVD from the "My Baby Can Read" system every day. "I think the DVD helps her to talk in complete sentences," Roebuck says. "She seems to be advanced for her age and has excellent comprehension."
Roebuck says she also talks to Asia with plenty of expression to help her pronounce words and attends a weekly baby reading club.
"I want to do everything possible to make sure that she is on schedule or perhaps advanced in the way she expresses herself," she says.
Jeremy Sweet, author of "The Talking Baby," says other simple tricks and techniques encourage a child to speak sooner.
He says that a baby speaking sooner will "prevent frustration and stress" for the parents.
He adds that many parents wonder how to soothe an upset, crying child. A small vocabulary can help to open that channel of communication.
Talking Can Alleviate Stress
The book, co-authored with his wife, Karina Sweet, an elementary school teacher, offers tips such as acting like a real-life cartoon character full of silliness and emotions.
"Stick a toddler in front of the Weather Channel and watch how fast she toddles away. But flip on Sesame Street and notice her eyes glued to the tube," Sweet writes. "The same philosophy can be applied to how we can encourage our babies to speak or communicate."
The approach also involves teaching animal sounds, names and practicing repetition. The book offers the 3 R's rule: recognize, reward and repeat.
This means that if a child says or attempts to say a word, parents should recognize it and show interest. At this stage, it is also important to recognize what they are interested in or reaching for.
Reward means offering kisses, applause and hugs as well as "hoorays" and "yays." And of course, it is crucial to repeat the word back to the child.
Sweet says that his techniques proved to be successful with his 2-year-old son, who had a vocabulary of about 10 words at 5 months and about 100 words by the time he was 1. "By 1-and-a-half, he was conversing with anyone," he says.
Typically, by 3 months old babies are cooing and also using different cries for different needs. At 6 months, they begin to babble using repetitive syllables. By 12 months, a baby should be imitating sounds and words. By 18 to 24 months, two-word phrases should be emerging.
By 3, a child can tell something that has happened to them with minor speech articulation and grammatical errors, explains Rebecca Schraner-Klinenberg, a licensed speech language pathologist.
Sweet adds that it is important to provide an environment that is conducive to learning, so there should be plenty of picture books, musical instruments, colors, activity toys, doodle boards and magnetic drawing screens around. Parents can also use items outdoors like trees, grass and leaves to teach words, as well as food.
"It's all sort of play," he says. "They will have a love of learning."
Music Can Keep Babies Engaged
Sweet, who is a musician, says that music and singing should be infused into the learning to talk sessions. He says a musical instrument will be an attention magnet to keep the baby happy and engaged.
"You don't want to do anything to stress them out," he says. "It's a fun way to learn."
Schraner-Klinenberg believes that children talk when they are ready.
"Parents cannot get their child to speak early, but parents can provide a positive, stimulating environment that encourages both verbal and non-verbal communication," she says. "The goal of speaking is not talking, it is communicating with others. This includes smiles, pointing, shrugs, imitating gestures and sounds, and eventually words and phrases."
Get On Their Level
Nevertheless, she believes in providing a playful, educational environment to stimulate verbal growth. Schraner-Klinenberg says the best way to get toddlers talking is to get on their level. This means getting on the floor and following their lead.
"Imitate the sounds and words that they are saying, expand on their ideas and model simple sentences for them," she says. "Toddlers love physical play, lots of action -- peek-a-boo, silly faces and things falling down. They also love lots of repetition and over acting."
Schraner-Klinenberg says that DVDs and tapes are valuable tools and books are her favorite "but there is no substitute for interactions with a real person."
"Most importantly children need to be held and talked to. Communication is a multi-sensory experience and watching a screen will never have the same impact as a real person in a real-life situation," she says.
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Police said the day started with some fun for two teenage boys, but ended tragically.
The accident happened on Kalanipuu Street in Hawaii Kai where police said the two friends were having fun down the street.
One boy was holding on to the back of the moped on his skateboard, when he couldn't hold on any longer, he fell off and hit his head on the ground.
The medical examiner said a 16-year-old boy died at the hospital. Investigators believe the moped was going 10-to-15 mph, and they said the teen wasn't wearing a helmet.
"It's dangerous as it is and it's a sad thing that he had a lapse in judgment to do something dangerous like that," said the teenager's friend Jake Edwards.
Friends said the teen loved skateboarding, and could always be found at the Hawaii Kai skate park.
"He always skateboards around here like every since I was little he would always run down on the skateboard," said neighbor Sierra Bassett.
"They always play basketball, ride skateboards, ride bicycles and do things," said neighbor Michael Ohashi.
Those who care about him say they're in shock that something like this could happen as he did a sport many said he was so good at. They said he'll always be known as a nice kid who just loved having fun.
"He's really outgoing, and fun, and good-hearted, humble kid," said Edwards.


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Assistant Chief Bill Burris of the Beeville Volunteer Fire Department glanced over at his chief, Donnie Morris, and pointed.
Morris proudly raised his hand.
"Anybody here 81 years old?" the announcer asked.
Morris raised his hand.
"Anybody here 82 years old?" the announced asked.
Again, Morris raised his hand.
"Anybody here over 82?" the announcer asked.
That time, no hands popped up from the crowd of 238 fishermen, their friends and supporters.
"That's what I'm proudest of," Morris said Monday afternoon as he showed off his certificate for being the "Saltiest Salty Dog" in the tournament.
But that wasn't Morris' only achievement that day. He had also caught the heaviest redfish of the day.
"It weighed exactly 8.22 pounds," Morris said as he plopped another certificate on the table in his kitchen Monday afternoon.
Morris said that because of the length limit, the heaviest fish had to be no more than 28 inches long.
"He was exactly 28 inches long," Beeville's seasoned fire chief bragged.
In all, the three firemen competing in this year's annual CenterPoint Energy scholarship fundraiser cleaned up.
Fellow fireman Roger Perkins got a first place award for the heaviest stringer in the competition, and Burris was named the "Best Deckhand."
"We've been doing this for 17 years," Morris said. At least one member of each team has to be a CenterPoint employee. That was where Burris comes in each year.
This was the first year that the seasoned saltwater fishermen took the Saltiest Dog award. But it was not the first time for him to drive away from the competition with the award for catching the heaviest redfish or collecting the heaviest stringer.
Winning a fishing tournament comes from years of practice, and Morris has been fishing the bays of the Texas Coastal Bend for about as long as many fishermen can remember.
What flabbergasted many of the competitors Saturday was where and how Morris managed to land the big one.
"I caught this redfish in the Graveyard Hole in the Laguna Madre, wading in the mud, casting into the wind and squinting into the sun," Morris said, grinning from ear to ear.
A younger fisherman, who was probably in his 50s, had to walk up to Morris just to make sure the story he had heard was true.
Morris confirmed the story, and the other fisherman said, "I've waded in the Laguna Madre. I won't ever do it again." The man said there are holes in that body of water that will suck a wade fisherman under the water and never let him back up again.
That was where experience came in handy. "I know where to go and where not to go," Morris said.
"People come from all over," Morris said of the fund-raising tournament.
"They raised $70,000 last year, and this year they're going to do more."
Morris said he does not think he and Burris have missed a year in the event's 17-year history.
"We didn't win every year," he said but he has several certificates to show that he either had the heaviest redfish or the heaviest stringer when the competition ended.
When Morris and Burris aren't plucking fish from the water in the chief's boat, they might be saving lives.
Years ago, the duo earned applause from a crowd of onlookers on the banks of the rain-swollen Poesta Creek when they launched Morris' boat on South Tyler Street and rescued three teenage boys who were stranded in the middle of the raging water and clinging to a tree for dear life.
To most folks, that may seem heroic. But to a firefighter, pulling someone to safety is like another day at the office.
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Date: Saturday, April 26, 2014
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Firefighters are trained to face the unexpected, but what Capt. Scott Ledet came face-to-face with isn't covered in the manuals.
It all started when Yvette Childers' RV suddenly burst into flames. She made it safely outside, but her chihuahua, Pony, was trapped inside.
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U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., is known for taking courageous stands that do not agree with Democrat Party orthodoxy. Dedicated to his constituents, not President Barack Obama or Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Manchin often seems to follow a model established by the late Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va.
Manchin could do an immense service to most Americans by leading the Senate fight to repeal the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare.
A first step already has been taken. Manchin has joined with Sen. Mark Kirk, R-Ill., to sponsor a bill that would delay the so-called "individual mandate" in Obamacare. That is the rule ordering that all Americans obtain government-approved health insurance or pay stiff penalty taxes.
Many people would have to buy more costly insurance than they have now to comply with the mandate. Millions who have received notice their existing insurance is being canceled because it is not acceptable under Obamacare understand that.
What many may not realize is that they will pay dearly if they choose not to comply. The annual penalty tax often is referred to as being $95. In reality, it is $95 or 1 percent of a person's earnings, whichever is greater.
While Manchin is focusing on an aspect of Obamacare most people recognize as government intrusion in their lives, he appears to understand the law is deeply flawed in many respects.
Speaking to a reporter who asked about severe problems in "rolling out" the Obamacare website, Manchin had this to say: "They have more than a rollout problem. There is a product problem."
Indeed there is, and even though millions of people already have been given reason to dislike Obamacare, the surface has only been scratched.
As we have been pointing out for years, Obamacare's foundation is rotten. If it was such a good idea, why has the Obama administration granted over a thousand temporary waivers to unions, organizations and companies? Why has he granted many big corporations a one-year reprieve from compliance?
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VIDEO: Here is the researcher who finds the candidates for the norwegian Word of year contest: Knut Hofland at Uni Research Computing.
VIDEO: Here is the researcher who finds the candidates for the norwegian Word of year contest: Knut Hofland at Uni Research Computing.
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Home List of Titles The 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey: luminosity functions by density environment and galaxy type
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- We use the 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey to measure the dependence of the bJ-band galaxy luminosity function on large-scale environment, defined by density contrast in spheres of radius 8 h−1 Mpc , and on spectral type, determined from principal component analysis. We find that the galaxy populations at both extremes of density differ significantly from that at the mean density. The population in voids is dominated by late types and shows, relative to the mean, a deficit of galaxies that becomes increasingly pronounced at magnitudes brighter than MbJ−5log10h≲−18.5 . In contrast, cluster regions have a relative excess of very bright early-type galaxies with MbJ−5log10h≲−21 . Differences in the mid- to faint-end population between environments are significant: at MbJ−5log10h=−18 early- and late-type cluster galaxies show comparable abundances, whereas in voids the late types dominate by almost an order of magnitude. We find that the luminosity functions measured in all density environments, from voids to clusters, can be approximated by Schechter functions with parameters that vary smoothly with local density, but in a fashion that differs strikingly for early- and late-type galaxies. These observed variations, combined with our finding that the faint-end slope of the overall luminosity function depends at most weakly on density environment, may prove to be a significant challenge for models of galaxy formation.
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While Bill Clinton was in the White House, you might recall, some members of the conservative gun-enthusiast community took to sporting bumperstickers that defiantly declared "My President is Charlton Heston" (Heston, of course, being the president of the National Rifle Association at the time). During the Bush Regime, I toyed with making a similar bumper sticker myself—though mine would have said "My President is Ralph Nader." (However, I realized that might have put me in danger of severe reprisal—not so much from gung-ho nationalists as from unforgiving Al Gore supporters.)
We seem to have contradictory expectations regarding our chief executives. On the one hand, we want "a President for All Americans"—someone able to bridge divisions, forge consensus and bring some sense of unity to this great straggling herd of cats that is the American populace.
On the other hand, we also want a President who will be "our" guy, not "theirs"—who will fight, whitened tooth and manicured nail, to make sure that our particular priorities and values prevail, and that will generally kick the butts of the benighted opposition from the Potomac to Prudhoe Bay.
But maybe what we really want is a President of a different kind entirely, a President on a smaller scale—many "presidents," in fact. Maybe our various communities, interest groups, classes—our disparate, self-identified, internal "nations"—should each be able to democratically select leaders to serve as primary torchbearers and spokespeople for their particular set of interests for a given length of time. These people would then be authorized to participate in national dialogues about issues of relevance and import on behalf of their constituencies, and each American would be able to feel that they have someone standing up in the public eye representing them and their values.
Take, for example, conservative Christians. There are, of course, many individuals who are recognized as "leaders" of that section of society, from Pat Robertson to Rick Santorum, but none of them can claim to have any kind of recognized mandate from that community as a whole. So it may be no wonder that despite the huge numbers of churches, religious broadcasters and "family-oriented" organizations that exist, these people still seem to see themselves as marginalized, even persecuted, and without influence in society. And so they rally behind someone who could never be a "President for all the people," because they so desperately desire someone who could be a president for them.
When unionized workers were a more prevalent part of the workforce, the head of the AFL-CIO was generally seen as the kind of leader that I am talking about, someone who represented the interests of working-class Americans—but now, who could claim any hold on such a mantle? Who represents our interests as workers now, or for that matter as consumers, within the halls of power?
You probably see where this is going: I am dancing around the outline of a different kind of democracy, of a multiparty, parliamentary state, such as is seen in most of the other industrial democracies around the world. In such a state, there might well be a party, and a duly-elected party leader, explicitly and unapologetically dedicated to representing the needs and desires of the wealthy, but there might also also be one doing the same for the poor, and one for the middle class.
So, as we prepare for the upcoming contests, I would ask you to consider these questions: With which "nation" do you primarily identify? Whom would you consider a potential leader for that nation? And who actually would make the best President to serve, not just your "nation," but all the American people?


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This is a really beginner question. I'm trying to learn php. To do so, I started reading w3 schools php lessons and some other basic stuff. Right now, I'm using Mac Os Lion.
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Dating website SugarDaddie.com proposed to government officials representing Waianae to change its name in exchange for $12 million.
If the deal was approved, Waianae would become SugarDaddie.com for 10 years. The names of the Waianae Community Center and Waianae Boat Harbor would be changed with the website's name. Official government buildings would also have to be renamed. Also, one of the main streets in Waianae must be changed to SugarDaddie.com USA. There would also be a formal ceremony to present a key to the city to the CEO of SugarDaddie.com.
The dating website says it decided to move to Hawaii in its quest to rename a town after itself. The company says it selected Waianae because of its contribution to the "sugar boom" and it liked the idea of owning a city in paradise.
The initial proposal was delivered to Sen. Maile Shimabukuro.
"Of course the $12 million is a very tempting prospect. But, to take our historical name and to give it this name of a dating website, I think would be a stretch," said Sen. Shimabukuro.
Shimabukuro denied the offer. The senator did say that she appreciates that the company did its research because streams in Waianae were diverted to sugar cane fields when it was a booming industry, which is why the area is so dry now.
Click here to see a video of what could be changed if the deal was approved.


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As you enter the zoo, you'll receive a token. Your token represents 25 cents of your admission fee (or a percentage of your membership). We use that 25 cents to strengthen our commitment to conservation projects in the Pacific Northwest and around the world.
Half of your quarter goes to help fund all the field conservation projects we are involved in; the other half is applied to the project you choose! Your vote, combined with the votes and coins from our 1 million plus visitors each year, helps the zoo save endangered animals and their habitats.
Woodland Park Zoo is committed to wildlife conservation projects that also protect habitats and bring benefits to people. Your token tells us which projects you care about most--every time you visit.
Together we are making a difference for wildlife and people!
Learn other ways you can help share the habitat with wildlife
We regularly rotate our Quarters for Conservation featured conservation programs. When you next visit Woodland Park Zoo, you'll have the opportunity to cast your vote for one of these six conservation programs:
For more than 20 years, Woodland Park Zoo has worked to protect habitats and endangered animals in the Pacific Northwest. Help us continue to save golden eagles, Western pond turtles, Oregon spotted frogs, Oregon Silverspot butterflies, barn swallows, and Northwest carnivores like wolverines, wolves and bears.
Learn more
Bornean elephants are often called "pygmy elephants," because of their small size. Found only in the Malaysian state of Sabah in northern Borneo, about 2,500 of these endangered elephants live in fragmented populations. Help us support conservation along the Kinabatangan River for elephants and hornbills.
Hooded, white-naped and red crowned cranes are among the many wetland birds that benefit from our support of "Muraviovka Park for Sustainable Land Use and the Cranes of Asia Project." The park consists of 15,000 acres of wetlands with 1,700 acres of adjacent crop fields that together provide a living landscape for wildlife and people.
The Tree kangaroo Conservation Program is empowering local people to protect a 187,000-acre forest sanctuary for this endangered species. The land also is the source of water, plants and animals that supply local people with their livelihoods and health. If we save the forests, we save them all.
Tigers in the wild have dropped to an alarmingly low number of 3,200. Throughout their Asian range, tigers are critically endangered due to loss of habitat, overhunting of their prey, and poaching for folk medicine. Woodland Park Zoo is partnering with Panthera and our Malaysian colleagues to enhance tiger conservation in Peninsular Malaysia by mitigating threats to breeding and population connectivity.
In collaboration with our partners at Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Woodland Park Zoo is helping to study the challenges faced by raptors in Washington State. Research being conducted will shed light on how ferruginous hawks navigate wind turbines, their migration patterns, and how golden eagles are impacted by lead in our environment.
The totals are in from 2014, calculated from your Quarters for Conservation votes. Here is how you voted:
Saving Wildlife in the Pacific Northwest – 15% - $17,342.19
Restoring Crane Populations of the Russian Far East – 8% - $9,265.68
Defending Tiger Survival – 16% - $18,688.69
Ensuring Survival of Borneo's Asian Elephants – 12% - $14,586.29
Wildlife Survival Fund: Investing in Endangered Species Before It's Too Late – 7% - $8,279.18
Researching Raptor Ecology in the Shrub-Steppe – 7% - $8,023.12
Ensuring Survival of African Elephants – 11% - $13,056.30
Preserving Western Pond Turtles – 6% - $7,475.12
Protecting Orangutans – 8% - $9,126.21
Understanding Washington's Carnivores – 11% - $12,750.95
The totals are in from 2013, calculated from your Quarters for Conservation votes. Here is how you voted:
Saving Wildlife in the Pacific Northwest – 10% ($23,260.64)
Restoring Crane Populations – 7% ($9,661.43)
Defending Tiger Survival – 23% ($30,981.86)
Protecting Gorillas – 16% ($21,940.60)
Protecting Orangutans – 15% ($9,239.25)
Discovering Conservation Solutions for Asian Hornbills – 8% ($4,377.50)
Conserving PNG Forests and Tree Kangaroos – 14% ($8,644.61)
Ensuring survival of African Elephants – 21% ($12,875.16)
Ensuring survival of Asian Elephants – 18% ($24,740)
Securing Snow Leopards in Kyrgyzstan – 25% ($53,378)
In 2012, your Quarters for Conservation votes contributed $238,161 to the zoo's field conservation efforts around the world. Below you'll see how your votes tallied up. The remainder of the funds raised went to support all the rest of the conservation projects supported by Woodland Park Zoo. None of the money goes to administrative overhead—it all supports field conservation projects in our Living Northwest, Wildlife Survival Fund and Partners for Wildlife programs.
Living Northwest - $18,345
Tree Kangaroos - $7,959
Asian Elephants - $10,052
Western Lowland Gorillas - $9,552.85
Cranes of Asia - $4,563
Tigers - $33,426
African Elephants - $12,533
Orangutans - $9,316
Western Pond Turtles - $7,947
Humboldt Penguins - $8,658
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My name is Rustin. I am a land owner in north central Montana with property nestled in the Bears Paw Mountains. My familys ranch consists of 2,000 deeded acres that is adjacent to 20,000 + acres of state public land that can be accessed for hunting as well. Game to be hunted on this property include elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, mountain lion, coyote, prairie dog, gopher, and various upland birds. Elk is under permit only. This property has been managed well by an outfitter for the past 20 years so populations of the listed animals are plentiful and trophy game is common. There are more elk out here now than I have ever seen in my lifetime! I am looking for a person or party not more than five to lease the hunting/recreational rights of this property. If you want a place to call your own for hunting and you want to do it unguided and your way, this is it! I will show you around of course to get used to the property. You do not have to be an outfitter to have this lease, it is open to anyone! This lease will be for a period of one year with the option to renew at the end of term. Hunting access will be welcomed anytime throughout the lease period to hunt any of the game listed above, dependent on game season. More pictures of game taken on this property are available. Please contact me and I will share those pictures with you. To contact me, please call or message me on this site if you are interested or have any questions. Cell Phone: (406) 750-9344 Home Phone: (406) 378-3239 If I do not answer please leave a message and I will get back to you. So please give me a call and set up a time to come and check out our wonderful hunting property!


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Scott Riggs to SHR?
BK Racing switching numbers? Riggs & SHR? hearing that one of the BK Racing cars (#83 & #93) will switch to using the #23 in 2013. Supposedly they asked for the car number as a sponsor request. They did not purchase the current #23 R3 Motorsports team owned by Robert Richardson Sr., but asked NASCAR for the car number and got it. No word which car number will switch, the #83 or the #93. Some rumors have David Reutimann possibly going to one of the BK Racing rides in 2013. No word if current drivers #83-Landon Cassill or #93-Travis Kvapil will return to BK Racing in 2013. Reutimann could also staying at Tommy Baldwin Racing if the team keeps tow cars running or run with the #44 Xxxtreme team that is debuting at Phoenix this weekend. end up Some rumors have BK Racing expanding to three cars in 2013, but been told it will likely be a two-car operation in 2013. Been told that R3 Motorsports is weighing its options for 2013 and if they will run the Sprint Cup Series. As for current #23 driver, Scott Riggs, hearing he has an oppurtunity at Stewart-Haas Racing as a driving coach for Danica Patrick and/or testing cars for Stewart Haas Racing (#10, #14, #39) with a chance of running a 4th SHR Chevy in some races, if a sponsor can be found.(11-9-2012)
I'd LOVE that. Always been a big fan of Scott back the RC Cola days in the trucks.
I'd LOVE that. Always been a big fan of Scott back the RC Cola days in the trucks.
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The outstanding children's facilities in the Maldives make family holidays easy and enjoyable. Small children will love the kids club at Kanuhura, whilst teenagers will enjoy the cutting edge gaming at Niyama. Many of our resorts have fully-equipped gym facilities and state-of-the-art libraries with internet access. The Four Seasons Resort at Kuda Huraa has a surf school, whilst Kuredu is ideal for water sports enthusiasts or golfers, with its 6-hole par 3 course.
Our hotels offer a fantastic range of spa facilities, making soothing body treatments and luxurious beauty therapies a popular thing to do. Many of the spas offer a unique experience, from the offshore island spa at Four Seasons Kuda Huraa to the indulgent children's Ice Cream Spa at Conrad Rangali.
Beach lovers of all ages will find it hard to resist the unspoilt sands of these heavenly islands. The inviting turquoise sea is perfect for taking a refreshing dip or trying an exciting new water sport. Spend family holidays splashing about in sandy shallow lagoons and building sandcastles, or simply relax and unwind on a comfortable daybed.
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Many of the restaurants offer a unique dining experience. 'Fresh in the Garden' at Soneva Fushi is an incredible treetop restaurant and African themed 'Tribal', at Niyama, has a torch-lit ambiance and exiting outdoor kitchen environment. Enjoy superb All Inclusive dining at Lily Beach or romantic sandbank meal at Banyan Tree Vavbbinfaru.
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Take a peek at what our friends Maximilian-Gordon Vogt and David Richardson were up to on the other side of the pond with the Blue GFX presentation "An Evening with the Experts."
You can watch as they walk you through their respective processes. It's almost as good as being their live.
Watch Maximilian here. Watch David here.
Be sure to check out the BlueGFX website.
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Summer Camp 2013: Explorers Club (K-2)
08.05.2013 9:00 am
August 5 - 9
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Grades K - 2
Explorers, grab your cameras and get ready to trek through the hidden jungles and deserts of Balboa Park. You will also go on a photo safari through the San Diego Zoo and create special projects documenting your adventures.
Contact: 619.238.7559 x235
Summer Camp 2013: Digi vs. Film (9-12)
08.05.2013 1:00 pm
August 5 - 9
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Grades 9 - 12
Why do so many photographers insist upon film rather than digital? See for yourself in this exciting camp that explores digital and film photography through inspired activities and shooting assignments.
Contact: 619.238.7559 x235
Summer Camp 2013: Take it to the Street (6-8)
08.05.2013 1:00 pm
August 5 - 9
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Grades 6 - 8
Learn all about photojournalism techniques that have made street photographers famous for ages! Then, take it to the streets of Balboa Park with your camera and produce your own DIY inspired zine, blog post or photo album that shows your unique view of the world.
Contact: 619.238.7559 x235
POP Thursday: The Source Family
08.08.2013 6:00 pm
Change to pre-party: All ticket holders are invited to the pre-party on the lawns of the Botanical Building from 6-8 p.m. for complimentary cocktails, live music, and picnic-style lounging.
Peace Pies will have food available for purchase, including raw, vegan and gluten-free items. Guests may also bring their own food into the pre-party. We are no longer offering a dinner package.
Take a Strange and Beautiful Trip Inside a '70s Love Cult
The Source Family was a radical experiment in '70s utopian living. Their iconic style, health food restaurant, rock band, and beautiful women made them the darlings of Hollywood's Sunset Strip—but their unconventional behavior ultimately led to their dramatic demise. THE SOURCE FAMILY (2013, 98 minutes) provides an intimate view of the ultimate California commune through their own archival photos, home movies, and contemporary interviews.
Before the film, join your Aquarian tribe on the lawns of the San Diego Botanical Building for a mind-blowing outdoor pre-party, with libations from Alchemy and live music.
After the screening, stay for a Q & A with director Jodi Wille and Alicia Previn, an original member of the Source Family.
General Admission: $10 Non-Member / $8 MOPA Member
Includes access to outdoor pre-party, 2 complimentary drinks, film screening and Q&A.
NOTE: There is no dinner package option anymore.
*Suggested attire: 70's chic/bohemian/white
**Check in will take place on the lawns of the Botanical Building (next to Lily Pond)
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Wow! When I think of my father (Paul Ochoa) so many wonderful things come to mind. He has opened his heart and his home to our large and loving family. He has raised 6 children. If you know my family we are anything but typical.(I couldn't imagine it any other way). Over the years his home, has housed many family members, his children, nieces, nephews, grand children and great nieces and nephews. I'm sure I have forgotten a few. My father has supported his family both financially and emotional. My dad has worked very hard to provide for us. He has been employed at Watertown's Air Brake for the past 39 years. Put that isn't his only job. Over the years he has become OUR FAMILY electrician, gardener, chef, carpenter, mechanic, rental car/ taxi service. Oh have I mentioned that he is OUR FAMILY bank/ loan officer (if we ever get around to paying him back). He also is a loving HUSBAND, FATHER, UNCLE, & GRANDPA. I have two extraordinary parents they are my heroes/ guardian angels. If you are fortunate to have ever meet them or know them, you then may have some idea of why I would call them heroes. My father (Paul Ochoa) may not be famous, or a world leader, he may not have great fortune. But he is quite wealthy and content in the most important ways. He has the love and respect of his family! He has touched the lives of everyone he knows. My father is generous, adored, blessed, sympathetic, thoughtful, loving, forgiving, kind, big hearted, wise,….. I could go on and on. I am so proud to have him as my father.I would like my father to win this contest, but if he doesn't I won't be sad, anger, or upset. Because he has won the Biggest Contest, The World's Best Dad!
The greatest man, my dad, my hero
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Oh Mary you are so right, I have known and loved both Betty and Paul for over 35 years We have laughed together and have cryed together Paul has open loving arms and a smile that makes you feel warm Wonderful friends for life Bless them24164642
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I have known Paul since before Mary was born. Not only is he all the wonderful things Mary says, He is also the best guy friend a gal could ever have. I love him and Betty with all my heart and win or lose, you will always be #1 to us, Paul.24138042
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how right you are i dont know of many men who would have taken that much on and not become crazyin the process kudos to him also your mother betty she took on the burden also and survived it all kudos to her also24120137
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My daughter Mary wrote this story about her dad. She is so right about the comments she made about him.He is an awesome husband and father. He helped me bring up my neices and nephews,all without a second thought. He is a special man. One of a kind.24116639


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Fireplace, high-speed Comcast internet, air-hockey, big corner jacuzzi tub, deck with furniture. 6 bedrooms with linens for all beds. 4 full bathrooms. 1 king bed, 3 queen beds, 2 double beds, 2 sets of twin bunk beds. Guestsmust bring towels.
Sleeps up to 14 people.
One adult dog is allowed when you rent this house.
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Area Information:In Massanutten: All the recreational facilities in Massanutten are a 10 minutes or less drive from this home!
Swimming Pool (Summertime), Tennis, Skiing, Snowboarding, Snow Tubing, Arboretum, Playgrounds, Go-Kart Track, Summer Tubing, Tennis, Golf, Miniature Golf, Fishing, Hiking, Biking, Horseback Riding, Water Park, Large Arcade Room, Skate Park, Dining.
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Tomato SauceOctober 2009
Toss this sauce with 1 pound cooked pasta.
Makes: 4 servings
Prep: 10 mins
Cook: 30 mins
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped flat-leaf parsley
- 1 1/2 teaspoons finely chopped garlic
- 2 cups chopped canned peeled tomatoes
- Salt
- In a medium skillet, combine 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, 2 tablespoons finely chopped flat-leaf parsley and 1 1/2 teaspoons finely chopped garlic over medium-high heat. When the garlic is sizzling, add 2 cups chopped canned peeled tomatoes with their juice and season with salt. Lower the heat to medium and cook, stirring occasionally, until the liquid has evaporated and the oil begins to separate from the sauce, 20 to 25 minutes. Makes 1 2/3 cups.
- For a sweeter, mellower sauce, cook chopped onions until softened in a combination of extra-virgin olive oil and butter for your base.
- Dont let the garlic brown or the sauce will taste bitter.
- Chop all ingredients into even, bite-size pieces or smaller.
- Add sturdier ingredients, like zucchini or eggplant, early on to cook through before adding delicate ingredients, like tomatoes or fish, which will break down if cooked too long.
- For egg pasta dishes, reduce the sauce less, as egg pastas will absorb some of the liquid.


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This reagent is used to modify carbonyl-containing biomolecules, in particular, for labeling carbohydrates and glycoproteins. This fluorophore has high Stokes shift.


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Man of Steel. I'm digging Iron Man too, but he's established and I nearly know for a fact it'll be awesome, but the MOS is a new take.
Catching fire!!!! I cannot ****ing wait for that movie, like seriously!
Oh, and the One Direction movie :p
out of the list, iron man, but i really want to see 'The Lone Ranger'
Elysium looks interesting
Mortal Kombat 3
~Iron Man 3 -Robert Downey Junior ... c: mhmm
~Thor: The Dark World, Chris Hemsworth *dies* LORD!!!
~KICK ASS 2!!!! OMG OMG It will be THE sh*t
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