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I also had someone in Brazil try to scam me on ebay, maybe its the new thing there.
Just do the paperwork and use your evidence, it's silly, but you'll get your money back eventually. Only way you don't get your money back is if they have already closed their paypal and ebay account.
My favorite scam is when they use the credit card linked to their account to run up a huge bill, and then call their credit card company to dispute the charges, then eBay and paypal just say "oh well, we can't do anything". That's a cool trick that's been played on me a couple times.
Oh the things you learn while doing business on the internet.
All emails were sent via ebay, i never thought about ebay having them on record... good point thank you.
It does seem like a scam and the more i look into it the more i see it could be..... the buyer has a fairly new account with only 12 purchases although none are negative.
Looking back now im kicking myself for agreeing to send it to "her friend", i only did it because i thought i was helping someone out less fortunate.
This is a scam for the sellers. The auction goes ONLY to what you state in the auction, no 3rd parties.
The friend likely was the scammer, or a neighbor. Then they try and get the $ back via ebay also. Ebay should fix this because of the records. So go through the process. And never agree to ship to 3rd parties or unverified addresses etc.
They either send the stuff back, or they do not get the $ back.
|I remember once I sold some trading cards without mentioning that some were damaged (I was young and forgot to). The buyer was pissed, and got a full refund. However, they only sent me the damaged ones, keeping a lot for themselves, which is against the rules for refunds. I should have gotten some of my money back, but I stupidly made my name my initials instead my full name (again, I was young) so I couldn't. XP
|Did you do all your emails through ebay? Then they have a record of it all and the reason not to use external email's as they can be faked, spoofed, and you have to get the email provider in on it to prove the emails were real.
If you can document you did everything righteous and Ebay will not do the right thing, I suggest you close out the ebay acct.
If you want to sell in the future open another acct.
I've been shopping ebay for over 10 years. If a vendor has 1000 sales and 1 or 2 negs I don't care. If they have 5 sales and a neg. I most likely will move on.
Ebay unlike TPT is not a tight knit community. I understand you point of honor but, I don't think ebay is worth stressing out over.
Re: Ebay , what happens during disputes?
It would be a long fight getting to ebay customer service explaining what happened but you'll win. Make sure you have those emails to support your claims.
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At the start of January i decided to help my sister out by selling some of her baby clothes since she as at work and i had the month off. Fast forward a week and all were sold, everybody paid apart from one buyer. I noticed that she was from Brazil and the auction clearly stated " Ships to U.S residents only" so i wrote to her explaining that i would not ship to Brazil and the clothes would be offered to the next highest bidder. She replied back saying "No, no ! please dont do that. I have a friend who lives in the U.S so please ship to her address and she will ship to me in Brazil.
I agreed and on the 5th Jan i sent her package to her friend, 1 week later she gives me negative feedback saying "no communication, stole my money" I sent her a message explaining that i did send the package and if she wanted the tracking number i would send it to her, I got no response.
Today is the 4th week since she bought the clothes and i recieve an email again from her saying she is taking action because i am a "deadbeat who steals peoples money" I started doubting myself for a minute thinking the package might not have been delivered or somehow got lost so i looked up the tracking number and double checking her friends address that she gave me. It was delivered 10th Jan to her friend.
Now paypal have sent me all kinds of dispute paperwork and to be honest i have no idea what to do. Im mad that she gave me a nagative feedback (my first one) but im even madder that i now have to read this "book" and waste time settling something that i know was delivered by UPS.
Has this happened to anyone before ? What do i do ?
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Adams said the Berks County Drug Task Force has been compiling a list of stores in Berks County where the synthetic drugs are sold ever since the governor signed the law in June.
"There are several stores, not only in Reading, but in Berks County," said Lt. Leon Domsic of the Berks County Detectives. "So, it's a city, as well as a county problem."
Domsic and others said the chemicals found in synthetic marijuana and bath salts have caused some bizarre and dangerous behaviors.
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"Here in Berks County we had an incident where someone who was high on Cloud 9 shot his girlfriend," said Adams, who added that store owners are being put on notice. "We are going to vigorously enforce this law, and we are notifying retailers today that we will be on your doorstep starting Monday morning."
Adams said those caught will be subject to criminal penalties similar to the possession of a controlled substance, such as cocaine and or marijuana.
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I cannot but help to notice an ironically similar tone to this Âdebate to one in which I deal with everyday; organic vs. Âconventional farming. IÂm a County Agent and work with both groups and am often caught in the middle with discussions much like this one. This one is also unfortunately coupled with the obviously angry overtones which can be all too familiar.
It also shares familiarity with respect to the scientific, economic and perhaps social perspectives. Organic producers, once converted, often cite great satisfaction in their respective practices, which sounds very similar to Dennis comments  it just seems simpler and more enjoyable! In many respects Dennis is pointing out how TBHÂs appear to be more consistent with nature along with a tendency to favor the economics of the producer, especially a smaller producer. A striking similarity to organic food production.
Jim on the other hand makes comments that tend to be very similar to those made by the detractors of producing organic food (chemical, pharmaceutical, genetically modified seed companies (ironically, which all seem to be one in the same, these days). Basically, all of these companies (I donÂt know if this is true with Jim or not), depend heavily upon Âcommercial producers for their source of income -- they "farm" the farmers. In the farming world, itÂs too the point in which the suppliers seem to be the only ones that seems to make a decent living from the deal, while the farmer gets only whatÂs offered (at least from the farmers perspective). Perhaps JimÂs vocation is threatened (at least philosophically) by TBHÂs, much the way Monsanto is by organic farmers? If so, thatÂs a different, and not necessarily, a trivial issue.
IÂve also learned, after working for many years at a major University, that research is often skewed in favor of those paying for it  not always  but IÂve seen it first hand too many times. I have become very suspect of some research. ItÂs become a sad state to say the least.
I've also become very suspect of organizations helping in foreign countries. Many of the NGO's are doing great things for the right reasons, but many are there for economic reasons under the guise of "helping" -- in truth, they see "new" markets.
I am just learning about TBHÂs so I am not an expert (I have kept Âconventional hives till now), but what does intrigue me is how TBHÂs appear to work with nature, something that seems absent in conventional agriculture and perhaps to some degree, in commercial beekeeping -- not to mention the sheer simplicity and economic advantages.
Finally, from an educational standpoint, I think TBHÂs may be a wonderful tool for the backyard gardener wishing to maintain their own beehive, but are daunted by the expense, physical labor and complexity of the conventional system. For them, a TBH is a much better system and a more sustainable fit.


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Let's say you could buy an Apple MacBook Air — but with twice the battery life, at half the price. Does that sound attractive?
What is this — a so-called "ultrabook" that Intel is pushing through its usual OEMs? Nope. Ultrabooks may be slightly less expensive than a MacBook Air, but that's par for the course for the usual multi-decade Microsoft-Apple comparison anyway. Nothing new there. Just predictable linear progression.
No, the laptop that will fit this bill is another new class of Microsoft-based product hitting the market simultaneously with the "regular" Windows 8 this October-November. And it's not based on Intel or AMD.
Microsoft published a lot of details about this new class of laptop Feb. 9:
I thought that the world would quickly absorb this detailed description of Microsoft's plans. However, in the two months that has passed, I find that few people have drawn any conclusions from Microsoft's great revelation.
It's all hiding in plain sight. Just read it.
Side by side with Windows 8 for Intel and AMD, Microsoft is making a version of Windows 8 available for use on devices using CPU/GPU SoCs (Systems-on-Chip) from Qualcomm, Nvidia and Texas Instruments. These will fit almost any "large" (i.e., non-handheld) form factor, including tablet, laptop and desktop. The focus is on tablets, laptops and "hybrid" laptops/tablets.
Just consider, for a moment, some of the key reasons the Apple iPad became so popular: Instant-on availability, great battery life, great security, easy manageability. Those attributes also apply to Windows 8 on ARM. Here's the difference: It's an unsuccessful struggle to make your iPad as productive as your laptop. People try all the time, but nobody has shown me that it can be done successfully, for a variety of software and hardware reasons that are not likely to be overcome anytime soon.
What's the upside here?
1. Form factor: These new chips draw a lot less power and generate less heat than x86, so they don't need a fan — just like your iPad doesn't need a fan. This means they can be made thinner, lighter, fit a bigger battery and yield better battery life. Also: instant-on boot-up.
2. Cheaper: The chips are more inexpensive to buy, and the devices are cheaper to build. Expect $50 to $100 price savings compared with regular old Windows 7 PCs.
3. Simpler to manage and more secure: Applications either come pre-loaded (Microsoft Office) or only from the Microsoft app store. This is just like iOS or, of course, the current Windows Phone 7.5 — but unlike BlackBerry or Android, where you can side-load apps. And, of course, unlike Windows 7 PCs today, which remains the Wild West in terms of security and manageability.
What are the major drawbacks?
1. No app compatibility with Windows 7 (or 8) based on x86 processors. Intel makes a big deal of this because it is, of course, in its interest for this ARM version of Windows to have zero success. The argument is that "enterprise apps" won't work on this new ARM-based Windows 8.
That's true — for some. But what if all you need is Microsoft Office plus a browser? Then these new ARM-based PCs would be better for many users, compared with their x86 counterparts, built on Intel and AMD.
2. Gaming and external performance. It is unlikely to rival the larger, more discrete PC systems. But then again, this comparison may be unfair.
3. Outlook. Windows 8 on ARM will have Word, Excel and PowerPoint — but apparently not Outlook. Are these people serious? This omission sounds a lot like when BlackBerry launched its PlayBook tablet without email. If Outlook is not provided for Windows 8 on ARM, the whole thing looks like sabotage to me. For many users, enterprise in particular, Outlook remains the remaining reason to stick with a non-Google Chromebook PC/laptop platform. If Windows 8 on ARM lacks Outlook, it will remain a toy until it gets it. BlackBerry eventually added email to the PlayBook as well — after a one-year disaster.
People use Outlook because they have closer to 25,000 contacts than 250, and they need to organize these in an Excel-like format where columns need to be heavily customized for viewing and sorting in specialized manners. Any simpler implementation is a toy, unsuitable for serious contact databases.
That said, what will be the market impact of Windows 8 on ARM? There are two ways of looking at this:
1. Compared with a "regular" x86 Windows 8 laptop: Many users will prefer the ARM version because it will:
(a) Be thinner
(b) Be lighter
(c) Have better battery life
(d) Be more secure and easier to manage
(e) Be cheaper
(f) Have instant-on boot-up
Only people with particular legacy application needs, including gamers, will remain on x86 Windows 8. In addition, the same goes for Outlook users, assuming that issue isn't remedied.
2. Compared with an Apple MacBook, pretty much the same as in (1), but with greater emphasis on price and perhaps less emphasis on security and manageability.
Here is the really big question for Windows 8 on ARM, aside from its "oops, let's shoot ourselves in the foot" with the missing Outlook issue: If you buy the security and manageability argument, and you are happy with the compatibility between Google Docs/Drive and the Microsoft Office suite, why don't you just take the full step and go with a Google Chromebook instead?
The answer may be found in a small number of more consumer-oriented applications rather than enterprise: iTunes and Skype, in particular. Many people require a Windows or Mac laptop because they need it to manage their iTunes podcasts, refreshing the update list every day. As for Skype, there are alternatives such as GoogleTalk, and you can also use Skype on a smartphone — but some people may not like those alternatives.
What about the stock impact? Let's consider the following players:
1. Microsoft: Windows on ARM has great potential for Microsoft, enabling it to offer a kind of performance for productivity tools that Apple cannot. In addition, it basically punches Intel and AMD in the gut, more than doubling Microsoft's silicon choices.
2. Qualcomm, Nvidia and Texas Instruments: All upside, no downside. This isn't a question of "if." It's just a question of "how much." Every unit sold comes straight out of the pocket of Intel and AMD.
3. Intel and AMD: See the mirror image of (2) above. All downside, no upside. The question is only "How much?"
4. Apple: Actually, same as Intel and AMD above. Incrementally, this strengthens Microsoft, and could either take market share from the Mac, or at least reduce the defections from Windows to Mac.
5. Google: Ambiguous. On the one hand, Windows 8 on ARM will reduce the propensity for people to defect to a Chromebook because the product is much more competitive than "regular" x86 Windows. On the other hand, Windows 8 on ARM may awaken the thought in individuals and corporations alike that "If we are going this far, why not go all the way?" … by getting a Chromebook? The software/management/security architecture behind Windows 8 on ARM is, however, a recognition that Google had it right with the Chromebook.
What's the bottom line on Windows 8 on ARM? If Microsoft can just plug the "Outlook hole," it has a huge winner on its hand, offering a product sliced very intelligently between, on the one hand, Windows 8 for x86 and Mac OS and, on the other, Google's Chromebooks. If Microsoft drops the ball and doesn't offer Outlook for Windows 8 on ARM, it will still be a plus for Microsoft and its new laptop CPU suppliers (Qualcomm, Nvidia and Texas Instruments), but not nearly as much upside as it would be if Outlook were available.
I expect both Windows 8 for x86 and Windows 8 for ARM to be available in U.S. retail starting around Oct. 31, plus or minus a few weeks — in numerous form factors ranging from tablets to laptops to desktops and various laptop/tablet hybrids.
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It's wedding season, so we've made a quick guide for what to wear to Summer nuptials.
There's something revealing about a man in linen drawstring pants during the sweltering summer months. Wearing these pants is a cop-out and, quite frankly, offensive. It's as if they scream, "Come home with me if you want to sit cross-legged on my floor, picking at a bowl of toasted almond granola as I tell you about my backpacking trip to find myself after I was fired from my corporate job last year." Please, we beg of you: rethink these pants if you've been invited to a beachside wedding. You don't look like Bradley Cooper. And we're not even sure if he's ever worn linen drawstring pants, but we feel like he has.
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Summer is statistically the most common time to get hitched, so you will need to wear something that's breathable during the incredibly tired nuptials. If you're not in the immediate wedding party, you will most likely be sitting with your plus one or that "really funny" friend of the bride's. If you are at a beach wedding, it's acknowledged that attire can be more lax than normal, so finding a pair of chino pants is your best bet. When it comes to chino fabric, we like the Ludlow Chino Suit by J. Crew. It's breezy, has a great fit, and for $500, is pretty inexpensive for a piece that can be worn separate.
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By now you've shed your extra winter weight, which means you should stop hiding behind flattering black tones. It's going to get hot in that sun, so the lighter the fabric and color, the better. The suit we've chosen can be worn with any bright color but can also be matched with a light one as well. We'd select a classic blue Polo Ralph Lauren dress shirt ($125). It's a classic color that can be matched with almost anything, so you'll be able to reuse the piece after the wedding.
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This may be a piece you won't be able to wear frequently, but every man needs a pair or two of conversation shoes, and a wedding is one of the few times a year you'll be able to pull it off. Monk strap shoes by Mark McNairy New Amsterdam ($495) are an incredibly gorgeous mixture of Ivy League and Americana. You may feel like you're taking all of the attention away from the bride, but by now you're probably used to that sort of thing.


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A very beautiful, intelligent blonde girl who has a somewhat devilish side. Stucifers are often known to hate teachers, be overly fond of sarcasm, and pessimists. The name originates from the word Lucifer, as a testament to their antics.
Stucifer just sits in the corner of English class and delivers clever yet really effective insults to our godawful teacher.
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It's a tough call. Brown made a ton of big plays, but he also blew quite a few, too. He's still a young guy, so it isn't like he can't still get better. But, a second round pick is very nice, too. Not claiming to be a draftnik, but everything I've heard about this year's draft is that there isn't a lot of top tier talent, but there's a ton of depth at a lot of positions, like OL. Having an extra second rounder would be very nice, too.
No one out there will be willing to give us a second especially with the cap being what it is. Teams are leaning more on the draft again.
......Eli had a close to SB Year last year also, perhaps we could package him with Steve Brown for Two #2 Picks
I really think you have potential as a GM..................In the roller derby LOL.......You have the insight few other do.........Thank God
depends on what we do with philips.


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New on DVD: True Grit
The Coen brothers adaptation of the 1968 novel was nominated for 10 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
Director: Joel and Ethan Coen Rating: PG-13 Studio: Paramount
This is the second film adaptation of Charles Portis's 1968 novel of the same name, and both movie versions were showered with awards and nominations. Back in 1969 John Wayne won his first and only Academy Award playing crusty U.S. Marshal Rooster Cogburn, and now Jeff Bridges ably dons the eye patch and speaks in the marble-mouthed manner of this iconic Western character.
Hailee Steinfeld beat out a reported 15,000 other actresses for the lead role of Mattie Ross, a 14-year-old girl hell-bent on avenging the death of her father, who was killed by Tom Chaney (Josh Brolin) for two pieces of gold and a horse. She seeks out and hires Rooster because she hears that he has "true grit," and he does…along with an unconventional approach to just about everything. The boozy Marshal reluctantly agrees to help Mattie for $100 but tries to leave the girl behind and sets off with hardened Texas Ranger LaBoeuf (Matt Damon) to find Chaney without her. Mattie proves she has more grit than any of them by forcing her horse to swim across a deep river with her on its back to catch up with the two lawmen. There are plenty of standoffs, shootouts and all the tough talking you would expect from a classic Western as Mattie closes in on Chaney. Retribution comes at a high price, though…for all of them.
If you're looking for signature Coen brothers weirdness in this remake, perish the thought. What we have here is a faithful, straightforward interpretation of the novel that features outstanding performance by all involved—especially Steinfeld and Bridges—and expert filmmaking by the Coens. The major difference between the Coen brothers' version is that it adds a flash-forward scene at the end with Mattie at age 40 setting out to reunite with Cogburn after several decades. True Grit version 2.0 is easily the best Western that Hollywood has put out in years if not decades, so fans of the genre will want to saddle up to this rare remake that—with all due respect to Wayne and his Oscar-winning performance—might actually be superior to the 1969 classic in many ways.
Best extras: Both the DVD and Blu-ray contain "Behind the Scenes with Mattie Ross," "Outfitting the Old West: Buckskins, Chaps and Cowboy Hats," "Re-creating Fort Smith" and "The Cast;" the BD exclusives are "Colts, Winchesters & Remingtons: The Guns of a Post-Civil War Western," "Charles Portis—The Greatest Writer You've Never Heard Of…" and "The Cinematography of True Grit.


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F5 Jumps 6%: FYQ3 Beats, Q4 EPS View Beats
Networking equipment vendor F5 Networks (FFIV) this afternoon reported fiscal Q3 revenue and profit that topped analysts' estimates, and offered a Q4 view for EPS that was slightly higher than has been expected despite revenue being a bit lighter.
Revenue in the three months ended in June rose 5%, year over year, and 6% from the prior quarter, to $370 million, yielding EPS of $1.12.
Analysts had been modeling $362 million in revenue and $1.08 per share in profit.
CEO John McAdam remarked that "strong" sales in the U.S. helped drive the quarter's increase.
He noted the rise in the company's software sales:
The significant performance and scalability enhancements of the new appliances have helped drive growing sales of our security software, including our new Advanced Firewall Manager and our recently upgraded Application Security Manager and Access Policy Manager. Sales of our other software modules have also grown, and demand for our software-only virtual edition products has increased steadily. Along with major enhancements to TMOS, designed to strengthen our SDN integration and cloud scaling capabilities, we recently introduced new 5-gigabit versions of our virtual edition products which run on all major hypervisors including AWS.
For the current quarter, the company sees revenue of $378 million to $380 million, and EPS of $1.17 to $1.20, which is slightly below the revenue consensus for $381 million but a bit above the average EPS estimate of $1.17.
F5 stock is up $4.98, or 6%, at $86.40 in late trading.
F5 will host a conference call with analysts at 4:30 pm, Eastern time, and you can catch the webcast of it on the company's investor relations Web site.


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Is it too late to come in? I have 4 hives since Oct 1.
Is it too late to come in? I have 4 hives since Oct 1.
I am frequently confused!
You're the last late entry Meridith, good luck!
Lost those two hives I mentioned earlier. Ouch!
I am treatment free most years (for varroa,shb, or bee squirts (sorry couldn't remember name)) I have treated in the past with oxalic acid vaporization, Fall of 2011 I did, This fall I'm not.
Going into winter with 3 Single story deep hives, 2 double deep hives, 3 nucs, 2 double mediums, and 1 triple medium. 2 of the Nucs had been in fullsize hives, but didn't have time (or resources, dang drought) to build up to that strengh so I moved them back to nucs. Of course I'm 100% honest, but that has more to do with being a Boy Scout(40 years old and still try to live that way) than a Beekeeper LOL A scout is trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful...
Rod Sullivan, MO
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Glad it isn't too late to join! As of October 1st I had (still have) two hives. One NWC and one Buckfast. They are top bar and both small enough that they could be considered nucs. They are both pretty good on honey/sugar stores, maybe a little low on pollen in one, and I tried to manage pests but stay chemical free. The one that was low on pollen has a smaller cluster but is doing okay so far.
Lost a second one this week, so am down to 11 from 13 so far.
So far I still have all four but work and Family medical emergiencies have kept me from getting my winter covers with candy on the hives. Should hit 50 tomorrow with no wind so I am going for it and will hope for no ill effects!
I am frequently confused!
OK, thanks to Ollie's generous offer to honest latecomers I'm in. 18 nucs (2 storys of 5 frames) and 12 hives (ranging in size from a single to a stack of four boxes). A dusting of snow is on the ground.
On 10/1/12 I had three splits and three mature hives. I still have them. My last inspection was a week ago, and since I am on my way to knee replacement surgery early in the morning, I don't think my bees will be bothered by me for a month or so. All of my hives had good honey stores, and I am not, nor do I intend to, feed them this winter. I may try a spring boost feeding, but then again, I may not.
I just found this thread so I'm another latecomer. As of 10/1 I had 6 hives and as of today still do. I am a "treater" and treated for mites three times by three different methods in 2012. Good luck to all.
I will report back on 3/31/2013. This is a good idea and will give a lot of good information. We all need to know if our treatment cost are paid back in saved hives.
Maybe we should make these latecomers post in:
so we can judge if they have an honest face or not.
Od, I'm at post #110. Here I am again. Honest as the day is long.
You both look suspicious to me, especially that doberman, what do you think Charlie, can we trust them?
I would like to add my 7 hives as of 1 October into the challenge. No treatment, low mite drop count, mostly double deep + medium, wrapped, and top feed can fed. Had a 14% loss last winter and going for a zero % loss this winter.
Honesty is important as mentioned by rweakly (Post #105). My first Boy Scout merit badge was "Beekeeping" in ~1954.
OD; The five remaining beebee tree saplings (out of 25) that I bought from you two years ago have reached an astounding average height of 24 inches. Honestly!
They all look honest enough to me Ollie. I think you could probably learn a thing or two from Adrian on hive box appearance. You guys are in!!!
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Here's me and my gorgeous bride with our first bee package several years ago. She then kicked me out of the kitchen after our first honey harvest. Something about her feet sticking to the floor.
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I forgive you dear!


text: Yes hindsight is everything, but in 2005-6 and beyond I was amazed why the Falcons never started Shaub over Vick. Fast forward to today the Falcons just gutted the Eagles and Vick also the Texans with Shaub are 6-1, Falcons sans Vick are 7-0, the Vick led Eagles are 3-4. Whoever kept starting Vick should be barred or blacklisted from the NFL forever. That is something crazy even if you think on how fortunate the Falcons are to have Ryan today after that scale of mismanagement.


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Playboy.com's Guide to Bonnaroo
The wild music, film, food and everything else festival Bonnaroo is kicking off its eleventh year in Tennessee. Here's what we think you should check out while you're there!
The wild music, film, food and everything else festival Bonnaroo is kicking off its eleventh year in Tennessee. Here's what we think you should check out while you're there!
Alabama Shakes
We're so in love with Alabama Shakes and couldn't imagine missing them at Bonnaroo! Hailing all the way from (you guessed it) Alabama, these newcomers have been making waves with their incredible debut album, Boys & Girls. With their Motown sound and electric live stage presence, it's in your best interest to see them in an outdoor setting instead of inside a stuffy arena.
Superjam ft. ?uestlove and very special guests
As much as we love The Roots, it seems that every time we see them live our eyes are always glued to drum and tweet aficionado ?uestlove. Bonnaroo's Superjams are notorious for bringing some of the biggest and best names from the fest together, and with a lineup like this year's we can only imagine it's going to be incredible. While ?uestlove is the only one who has been announced, as one fan put it on the Bonnaroo site, "If Flea isn't a part of this shit I'm going to vomit with rage." We agree, overzealous fan, we agree.
There are three kinds of people in life. There are those who have seen Skrillex over five times, those who haven't seen him at all and then there are the people who just don't get what the hell a bass drop is. Whatever kind of person you are, we suggest catching this Grammy award-winning 24-year-old work a crowd into a dancing frenzy. And even if you don't get electro, you can enjoy the skimpy scenery.
It seems like the experimental rock band Battles likes to play Bonnaroo a year after their albums release. Back in 2008 Battles wowed the crowd with their incredible instrumental album Mirrored, which some claim was the most interesting and well-performed set of the festival. It's absolutely incredible to see these guys create organized chaos live on stage, and you'll be lucky to catch them before they start selling out arena shows!
Danny Brown
After watching his latest music video, "Grown Up," we scrambled to the Bonnaroo site to see if he was performing. And sure enough, the festival was one step ahead of all of us who have just been bitten by the Danny Brown bug. Hailing from Detroit, Michigan, his 2011 album XXX became critically acclaimed and we're excited to see what this guy can do to bring his music to another level live.
Comedy: Steven Wright/Aziz Ansari /Marc Maron
We admit that we were a bit too busy going back and forth from musical acts to the food trucks. If it wasn't for hearing Aziz Anzari tell his Sonic Forest joke live back in 2009, we wouldn't have even known about the comedians who perform at the festival. If you're going to catch some standup this year, we think you should catch Steven Wright's show, which promises to be exceedingly dry, and WTF podcast's Marc Maron's set, as well as Aziz Anzari's.
Why: We love Eddie Huang and he did our first Babes, Beers and BBQs column.
Solar Café
Why: It's all run on solar power, so you don't have to feel guilty about how much energy your soy latte is taking to make. They serve up some killer juices too.
Bear Creek Farm
Why: They sell arguably the best Angus burgers on festival ground.
Prater's BBQ
Why: They've been catering to hungry Bonnaroo-goers since day one!
Why: This food truck is making the trek all the way from Miami, so it must have something to prove.
Broo'ers festival: 21 breweries have come together to create yet another unforgettable microbrew slate over at the Broo'ers festival. We're excited to guzzle down a couple of pints from Clown Shoes Beer, Good People Brewing Co., Schlafly Beer and Magic Hat.
Bonnaroo Cinema: We don't know why you'd want to spend your entire time at a festival stuck indoors at a cinema, but you could very well spend your entire time at Bonnaroo catching an eclectic lineup of films, Q&As from directors, cult films and documentaries, as well as some pretty cool musical accompaniment to silent films. Our picks for this year's Bonnaroo Cinema are: Bobcat Goldthwait's dark comedy God Bless America; the Marx Brothers' Duck Soup, which will begin with a conversation with Alice Cooper about his friendship with Groucho Marx; Buster Keaton shorts scored live by tUnE-yArDs and Ava Mendoza; the Bob Marley documentary Marley; and the advanced screening of Hit and Run, which will also have a Q&A session with director/screenwriter/actor Dax Shepard and actor Kristen Bell afterwards.
Splash a Roo and the big-ass waterslide: We don't know why we'd need to sell you on a big-ass waterslide at a music festival, but we can tell you in one word why you should take the time to check it out: bikinis.


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My first venture into bees was short lived due to 2 inexperienced keepers (myself and the guy I bought them from). I bought what ended up as a partial swarm that didn't make it.
I installed 2 packages Saturday morning before the rain hit, talk about an exciting, nerve tweaking experience! I started each out with 2 jars of sugar water and was finally able to check supplies this morning after working since the install. One hive blasted through a jar while the other had 1/4 gone. It's their first warm day in a new house and it is amazing to watch them come and go, I even saw a few bringing back a little pollen.
I've read about 1/2 of Michael Bush's 3 volume book, numerous websites and watched several videos. I only have enough knowledge to be dangerous. LOL I saw a dozen or so bees fanning the entrance and thought "What, it's only 60*, you can't be too warm already." Back to the searches.
Work and vacation has kept me from the local meetings this year, hopefully I can hit them soon.
Sorry for being so long-winded, just got in from watching the ladies fly about and still excited! :D
Addition: I checked and one queen's candy was completely gone and she was out of the box. There were some dead workers in the second and there was still candy in it so I pulled the cork. When she didn't immediately walk out, I placed the box back in the hive with the new open end down. I'll do a quick spot check in a couple hours to make sure she's out. After that it will be an exercise in will power to give them a few more days to get settled before I start snooping.


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forum: Food & Drink
#1 Mon 31 Oct 05 1:52pm
Soup's on!!
It's Fall in my neck of the woods; we went back an hour on Saturday evening, the days are shorter, it's gloomy outside and I feel like a lovely bowl of piping hot soup for dinner - after Body Combat class tonight.
My problem is my other half wants something different from the ones I make/love (French onion, he doesn't care for, for example). I have a couple I'll add later - cause I need to dig them up first for you - but I'll bet many of you have some wonderful soups
So, here is my French Onion soup recipe!!
4 Tbsp unsalted butter
4 large onions, halved and thinly sliced
1/4 C sugar (I do not add this)
Salt to taste
1/2 tsp coarsely ground black pepper
6 C beef stock (or canned broth - I use chicken instead)
2 Tbsp Ruby port wine
4 large slices French bread, toasted
1 C grated gruy�re cheese
Met butter in a soup pot. Add the onions and wilt over medium-low heat, covered for about 20 minutes. You'll want to check on them occasionally so they don't burn!
Sprinkle sugar (if you use it), mix, and continue to cook uncovered until caramelized (approximately 10 minutes). Salt and pepper.
Add 3 C of the stock and simmer on medium heat for about 15 minutes. Add the rest of the stock, and the port wine (feel free to add a bit more if you'd like ). Cook for another 30 - 40 minutes. Broth should be rich when you try it.
Preheat the oven to 350�F.
Use oven-proof bowls. Fill with soup, top with a slice of the bread and sprinkle with grated gruy�re.
Bake until cheese melts and is bubbly and golden brown.
Careful when you remove from the oven and it's TRULY hot, so don't burn your tongue with the first spoonful!
This is sooooo easy to make. Enjoy!
Montana 8)
#2 Mon 31 Oct 05 2:13pm
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Re: Soup's on!!
what a lovely thread,Mon!!
I'll contribute something I just made last night,I find this most appropriate as it is fairly healthy...no cream,although it is a creamy soup!
It does have carbs,potatoes,but a little goes a long way...and it does taste rich and more-ish because of all the veggies added,which is a plus point,yet another recipe for mums to disguise the veg for picky kids... 8)
CREAM OF CAULIFLOWER AND LEEK (for 6 to 8 ):
1 large head of cauliflower
1 white onion
1 leek,chop off the top half and use to boil stock
1 fat stick of celery
2 Russet (or any floury) potatoes
Splash of vermouth or any dry white wine
2 cups chicken stock,see recipe below,or make your own,or use canned ones.
1/2 cup milk
salt and ground white pepper
Fresh grated nutmeg
Dice onion,leek and celery up.
Trim the cauliflower and separate into florets
Peel the taters and cube them up.
In a pot,heat up 1 tbsp olive oil with a small knob of butter.
Fry onion,celery and leek till softened,about 5 minutes,with a pinch of salt and sugar.
Splash in the vermouth,bubble away and then stir in the cauliflower and potatoes.
Pour in the chicken stock,there should be enough to just cover...if not top up with water or more stock.
Simmer till the cauliflower and potatoes are a little more cooked than they should be.
Turn off the heat,stir in the milk,which should be cold,to cool the soup down a little before blending.
In batches,puree or blend till very smooth.
If too thick,stir in water or stock. Check seasoning,stir in nutmeg.
Keep warm till ready to serve.
Serve with a sprinkling of chopped spring onions and crumbled crisp bacon.
-a whole bunch of chicken bones,and a chicken breast
-1 small carrot,sliced into chunks
-1 stick of celery,sliced into chunks
-the leafy part of the leek that you've hacked off,sliced into chunks
-a large onion,wedged
-2 cloves garlic,crushed
-1 slice ginger
-1 tbsp peppercorns
-splash of sherry
-pinch of rosemary,pinch of thyme
-salt to taste
Heat up a deep pot with a tsp of oil. Fry the veggies with the garlic and onion and ginger,add the peppercorns,herbs and the sherry.
Fry the bones for a while,add enough water to cover,and the chicken breast.
Season to taste,simmer away for 2 hours at least,topping water up as needed.
Strain the stock,reserve the chicken breast to shred for sandwiches or salad..it will be very flavourful,and not at all tough.
#3 Mon 31 Oct 05 2:17pm
Re: Soup's on!!
Stef, what did you do pull out your magic wand and have it "appear"?
Sounds wonderful - thank you!
#4 Mon 31 Oct 05 2:29pm
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Re: Soup's on!!
I type fairly fast,Mon...thanks to the never ending demand for reports and drafts that my lecturers and tutors want on time!!!
#5 Mon 31 Oct 05 2:30pm
young mum
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Re: Soup's on!!
Hi Montana, heres a few recipe links to check out, theres loads.
http://www.jerseychefs.com/Soup_Kitchen … tchen.html
for the vegetarians:
mmmmm craving soup now.
#6 Mon 31 Oct 05 2:58pm
Re: Soup's on!!
Thank you!
This one caught my eye:
Roast Pepper, Fennel and Parmesan Soup
Ken Healy, Atlantic Hotel
Splash of Olive Oil
4 Cloves of Garlic, Pureed
1 tbsp Chopped Sage
1 lg Onion, Chopped
3 Sticks of Celery, Chopped
1 Bulb Fennel, Chopped
1/4 Red Chilli, Deseeded and Chopped
6 Yellow Peppers, deseeded and Chopped
Seasoning to taste
Vegetable Stock
Parmesan Cheese Shavings to taste
Sweat the Garlic in Olive Oil
Add chopped vegetables, cook for 5 minutes
Cover with Stock,bring to the boil, cover and place in a very hot oven for approx 2 hours.
Liquidize and Strain.
Check seasoning
Serve with Parmesan shavings on top.
#7 Mon 31 Oct 05 3:07pm
young mum
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Re: Soup's on!!
Hi montana, that one caught my eye as well, glad to help you. as there was loads to look at. so i had to give you the web sites. hope you enjoy your soup(and hubby too)
#8 Mon 31 Oct 05 3:09pm
Re: Soup's on!!
Have you tried any of them yet? Any favorites you make?
Come on, 'fess up!
#9 Mon 31 Oct 05 3:10pm
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Re: Soup's on!!
Here's an easy soup for days when time is short
Spinach and Butter Bean Soup
1 tbspn olive oil
2 cloves garlic, crushed
6 oz baby spinach
7oz can butter beans
1 and three quarter pints chicken stock
julienne strips lemon rind to garnish (optional)
Heat the oil in a pan and soften the garlic in it. Add the spinach and the butter beans (with the liquid from the can) and half the stock. Simmer for 15 mins then blend. Add the remaining stock and reheat. Serve quickly as the soup loses colour otherwise.
It's also good with brussels sprouts or leeks, or any other green vegetable.
#10 Mon 31 Oct 05 3:14pm
Re: Soup's on!!
Is a butter bean a lima bean?


text: Okay so my brother is going to be trading in his 2006 chevy silverado crewcab 4x4. My brother would let me have it for 10,000. And it only has 93,000 miles on it. It has all the maintance up to date and is lifted and has 20inch tires on it. The only thing it needs right away is tires which are 300 a piece. I am also looking at a 2005 ford expedition eddie bauer with 151,000 miles on it. He wants 9,000 for it and gave him a 500 dollar deposit and he said if I dont buy it he will keep 250 of it. Dont know the maintance history but from what I know it needs nothing besides the tailgate being repainted. I was wondering which one you think I should get.


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What you get after you play a dozen characters on Maple Story. Renown for their fighter/2H sword abilities, the Alaphant (Elephantidae Noobicus) resides in the outskirts of Scania. Average life spans anywhere from one level to a near-max of 90. Quiet from time to time, ridiculously talkative nonetheless.
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text: The ISU has banned Toigo from judging any ISU sanctioned competitions for two full years. In addition, he has been banned from judging national competitions, in Italy, during this time period. For those who may have forgotten or never realized, Toigo was the subject of a judging controversy back in late August. At the JGP in Courchevel, France, Togio was accused of directly copying the marks of the judge seated next to him, Wendy Enzmann of the United States, during the mens' free skating competition. Videos surfaced on youtube showing awfully suspicious behavior on the part of Toigo, but to my knowledge, he never publicly admitted to any cheating. Interesting, to say the least. Credit goes to Tony Wheeler for reporting this news. http://www.flutzingaround.com/2011/02/first-things-first-remember-walter.html


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The Buckhannon, W.Va., native won both of his individual races, setting two new school records in both the 50 free (19.32) and 100 free (42.92). Both of his individual event times also qualified for the NCAA "B" cut. For his performance at the meet, the conference named him the Men's Outstanding Swimmer of the Meet.
Squires was also part of four relay teams that set four new school records. Squires closing split of 19.09 in the 200 free relay helped earn a NCAA "A" cut time of 1:17.87, automatically qualifying the team for the NCAA Championships. The other three relay teams all qualified for the NCAA "B" cut.
WVU Athletes of the Week
Winter 2014
Week 1: Asya Bussie, women's basketball
Week 2: Bryce Bohman, swimming & diving
Week 3: Colin Johnston, wrestling
Week 4: Ziva Dvorsak, rifle
Week 5: Hope Sloanhoffer, gymnastics
Week 6: Bria Holmes, women's basketball
Week 7: Marsielle McBeam, women's track
Week 8: Christal Caldwell, women's basketball
Week 9: Tim Squires, swimming & diving
This Week in Women's Basketball
The WVU women's basketball team plays host to Kansas at 7 p.m., on Tuesday, at the WVU Coliseum … the Mountaineers are in contention for a share of the Big 12 Regular-Season title with a win on Tuesday … Tuesday is senior night; there are five seniors on this year's team, Asya Bussie, Christal Caldwell, Brooke Hampton, Jess Harlee and Taylor Palmer, who will all be recognized … in addition to celebrating the seniors, the Mountaineers say thank you with Fan Appreciation Night … small popcorn and small drinks will be available for only $1 each … the first 1,500 fans will also receive senior posters courtesy of Coke Zero.
Last Week in Women's Basketball The Mountaineers went 2-0 last week in Big 12 play, defeating Texas Tech 69-37 on Feb. 26 at the WVU Coliseum and taking a 71-69 victory over No. 6/5 Baylor on Sunday … Sunday's win puts the Mountaineers in a tie with the Lady Bears for first place in the league … the win also snapped Baylor's 39-game home conference win streak … the Mountaineers joined Stanford as the only team to shoot 50 percent against Baylor in a span of 282 games … Baylor's point total (69) matched a season low.
Notes & Quotes
The Mountaineers have won nine consecutive games … WVU is 26-3 overall and 15-2 in Big 12 Conference play … Tuesday's game is WVU's final home game this season … WVU is 5-1 against opponents ranked in the top 25 this season … WVU has four wins over top 15 opponents this season, a first in program history … four Mountaineers are scoring in double figures, led by sophomore guard Bria Holmes with 14.8 points per game … the Mountaineers earned a bye into the Big 12 Women's Basketball Championship quarterfinal round, which will take place on Saturday, March 8.
Coach Mike Carey: "It was a great game with two good teams. Both teams struggled to score at times because of defense, but both teams were very aggressive. I'm very proud of the team—it was a great win."
This Week in Wrestling
The West Virginia University wrestling team travels to Norman, Okla., for the 2014 Big 12 Championships on March 8.
Last Week in Wrestling The Mountaineers (11-7, 0-3 Big 12) were idle last week after concluding their dual match season on Feb. 22.
Notes & Quotes
Senior Colin Johnston (141) has moved into the top 10 in program history for wins by fall in a single season with nine … Johnston's 16-2 mark in dual matches leads the team, with his only two losses coming to then-No. 19 Joe Spisak of Virginia on Nov. 2 and No. 1 Mitchell Port of Edinboro on Feb. 22 … Johnston is 4-3 against ranked opponents this season … sophomore Bubba Scheffel's (174) 15 wins by fall broke the program's single season pin record … Scheffel is No. 5 in program history for wins by a sophomore with 29 … coming off his redshirt year, junior Mike Morales (149) has tallied a dual match record of 13-3, and is 2-3 against ranked opponents … senior Nathan Pennesi (133) missed the first two weekends with a knee injury, but came back to take second at the Navy Classic on Nov. 23 and fourth at the Reno Tournament of Champions on Dec. 22 … West Virginia's 11 wins this year is the most since 2002, when the Mountaineers sported a mark of 12-2.
This Week in Baseball
The WVU baseball team will make its second trip of the season to California … WVU will play at UC Riverside on Saturday, March 8 at 4 p.m. … the Mountaineers will then play a doubleheader on Sunday, March 9 against Sacramento State at 4 p.m. and UC Riverside at 8 p.m.
Last Week in Baseball
The Mountaineers went 3-0 in the Caravelle Resort Tournament in Myrtle Beach, S.C. … WVU won 3-1 on Friday against Duke, won 6-2 on Saturday against Coastal Carolina and won 5-1 on Sunday against James Madison.
Notes & Quotes
Starting pitchers Harrison Musgrave, Sean Carley and John Means went 3-0 with a combined 1.23 ERA … the trio struck out 21 in 22.0 innings and held opponents to a .179 batting average … junior second baseman Billy Fleming continues to lead the Mountaineers with a .457 batting average, while senior first baseman Ryan McBroom has a team-high three homers and 14 RBIs … in eight of the nine games this season, WVU has scored the first run of the game, including all three games last weekend.
This Week in Swimming & Diving
The teams are off this week following the Big 12 Championships. Select divers will travel to the NCAA Zone "A" meet March 10-12 in Blacksburg, Va., while select swimmers will travel to their respective NCAA Championships ... the women's NCAA championships will be from March 20-22 in Minneapolis, Minn., while several men's swimmers will return to Austin, Texas from March 27-29.
Last Week in Swimming & Diving
The teams competed in the Big 12 Championships ... the women's team finished fifth overall while the men's team finished third overall ... Texas swept both of the team titles.
Notes & Quotes
Junior Tim Squires won two individual events in the 50 and 100 free, set two school records, earned two NCAA "B" cut times and was named the Men's Outstanding Swimmer of the Meet … in total, the men's team broke 10 total school records and had three individual wins … swimming coach Vic Riggs was named the Men's Coach of the Meet … senior Bryce Bohman set three individual school records (100 back, 200 back, 100 fly), earned an individual win in the 100 back and earned three NCAA "B" cut times. For the men's relays, they set five new school records ... for the women's team, the relay squads posted two top-three finishes, while the team had three total individual top-three finishes and four swimmers earning NCAA "B" cut times.
Coach Vig Riggs: "I'm humbled that I was selected as the Men's Coach of the Meet, but I can't accept it without saying that this has been a three-year project by the staff in building this team ... it was great to see the hard work come together the way it did this week."
This Week in Track
West Virginia will travel to New York, N.Y., for the Columbia Last Chance on Saturday, March 8.
Last Week in Track
The Mountaineers competed at the Big 12 Championships in Ames, Iowa, on Friday, Feb. 28, and Saturday, March 1 ... seniors Stormy Nesbit, Katlyn Shelar and Sarah Martinelli led WVU in their final indoor conference championship appearances.
Notes & Quotes
Nesbit placed sixth in the long jump with a season-best mark of 5.88 meters and finished second in the triple jump with a season-best leap of 12.60 meters ... Shelar claimed fourth in the pole vault with a makr of 3.95 meters ... Martinelli finished seventh overall in the mile ... sophomore Hannah Stone recorded her personal-best mark in the high jump with a result of 1.75 meters ... sophomore Alyssa Scherich and freshman Amy Cashin also recorded career-bests for the Mountaineers over the weekend. Coach Sean Cleary: "This group had some exceptional performances this weekend. I am especially pleased with some of our upperclassmen. We will return home with better momentum than last year."
This Week in Gymnastics
The Mountaineers return to the road and take on No. 2 Florida, the defending National Champions, on Friday, March 7, at 7 p.m., at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center, in Gainesville, Fla. … the meet will air tape-delayed on SUN Sports on March 16 at 5:30 p.m.
Last Week in Gymnastics
WVU used a season-best score of 196.175 to upset No. 22 Ohio State (194.95) on March 2, at the WVU Coliseum … the Mountaineers put forth season-best showings on vault (49.15), bars (49.025) and beam (49.025) … the team's floor total of 48.975 matched its second-best score of the season … senior Hope Sloanhoffer won her sixth all-around title with a 39.3 score, while freshman Nicolette Swoboda followed in third place with a career-best 39.2 … Sloanhoffer tied for the vault win (9.875), while freshman Alexa Goldberg won beam (9.9) … freshman Mackenzie Myers won floor with a career-best 9.925 score … only 50 gymnasts have earned a higher score on floor in the program's 40-year history … junior Beth Deal and senior Erica Smith tied for second on beam with 9.85s.
Notes & Quotes
Sunday was Senior Day, and the class of Sloanhoffer, Smith, Amanda Carpenter and Bethany Yurko combined for six scores of 9.8 or better … a trio of Mountaineers tied for third on vault, with Swoboda, Smith and sophomore Jaida Lawrence scoring 9.825s … junior Dayah Haley scored a season-high 9.8 on vault … Sloanhoffer tied her season-high score of 9.85 on bars, good enough for second place, while Smith matched her season-best score of 9.825 and finished fourth … Swoboda also matched her career-best mark of 9.75 and finished eighth … Smith's beam mark was a career high … Swoboda also scored a career high on beam (9.825) and floor (9.8) … with the win, WVU moved to 12-16 all-time against OSU … UF will be WVU's fifth ranked opponent in three weeks.
This Week in Rifle
The No. 1-ranked West Virginia University rifle team (10-0, 7-0 GARC) is idle this week … the Mountaineers will make their eighth straight appearance at the NCAA Championships and compete for a nation-best 16th title, March 14-15, at the Pat Spurgin Rifle Range and CFSB Center, in Murray, Ky.
Last Week in Rifle
The Mountaineers shot a two-day total score of 4700 at the 2014 Great American Rifle Conference (GARC) Championships for their fifth straight championship title, March 1-2, at Mississippi's Patricia C. Lamar National Guard Readiness Center, in Oxford, Miss.
Notes & Quotes
On Saturday, March 1, the Mountaineers shot in the GARC smallbore competition … they represented five out of eight shooter in the individual final … sophomore Garrett Spurgeon shot a 587 smallbore score (194 kneeling, 198 prone, 195 standing), tying his season high, and placed fifth overall with a 419.8 score in the final … redshirt-freshman Jean-Pierre Lucas shot a 587 open relay score, and finished third overall for bronze with a 441.0 final score … junior Thomas Kyanko shot a 586 (195 kneeling, 200 prone, 191 standing) score, one short of his season high, and his 200 prone score ties a school record ... he finished fourth overall in the final with a 431.0 score … classmates Meelis Kiisk and Ziva Dvorsak 397.2 shot 582 and 406.3 and 397.2 in the final for sixth and seventh place overall … junior Maren Prediger shot 561 in the open smallbore relay.
This Week in Tennis
The West Virginia University tennis team returns home to Ridgeview Racquet Club to take on Cornell on March 8 at 2 p.m. and West Virginia State at noon.
Last Week in Tennis
The Mountaineers (2-7) fell to Penn State on March 2, 6-1.
Notes & Quotes
The freshmen tandem of Oana Manole and Kaja Mrgole tallied its fifth doubles victory of the season against Penn State … the sophomore duo of Vivian Tsui and Irinka Toidze won its second consecutive match … Manole's four match win streak in singles came to a close at Penn State.


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Our usual problem with turkey burgers is the dry, chewy texture of the cooked meat. The usual solution is to add fat, but a little sautéed onion, dried cranberries and soaked couscous work even better without larding down this healthy main course. With sage and thyme, call it a summery answer to Thanksgiving dinner. If you like, serve with homemade Blueberry Ketchup.
Nutrition Profile:
Diabetes Appropriate
Healthy Weight
Heart Healthy
Low Calorie
Low Carb
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 6
Prep Time 40 min
Total Time 50 min.
Step 1
Place couscous in a large bowl. Pour in boiling water, stir and set aside until the water is absorbed, about 5 minutes. If grilling the burgers, preheat grill to medium-high.
Step 2
Meanwhile, heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add onion and cook, stirring, for 1 minute. Add celery; cook, stirring, until softened, about 3 minutes. Add thyme, sage, salt and pepper; cook until fragrant, about 20 seconds more. Transfer the mixture to the bowl with the couscous, add cranberries and stir to combine. Let cool for 5 minutes. Add turkey and stir until combined; do not overmix. Form the mixture into 6 patties.
Step 3
To cook on the stovetop: Coat a large nonstick skillet, preferably cast-iron, with cooking spray and set over medium-high heat for 2 minutes. Add the patties, reduce heat to medium, and cook for 4 minutes. Turn and cook on the other side for 2 minutes. Cover and continue to cook until lightly browned but still juicy (the juices should run clear, not pink), about 4 minutes more. (An instant-read thermometer inserted in the center should read 165° F.) To grill: Oil the grill rack (see Tip) and grill the burgers for 5 to 6 minutes per side, flipping gently to avoid breaking them. Serve immediately.
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Golden Globes After Party Pics: Robert Pattinson, Selena Gomez & More
The A-list stars shone bright during the 70th Annual Golden Globes ceremony — but the ones WE really care about didn't show up until later!
The Golden Globes are often referred to as the biggest party in Hollywood, and after looking through this gallery, you'll know why! Huge stars like Robert Pattinson and Selena Gomez made the rounds at several Globes after parties Jan. 13, and even though they weren't all nominees, they all came to celebrate.
Some of the winners — including Hugh Jackman and the flawless cast of Homeland — were seen clutching their awards like newborn babies. Others even decided to celebrate with a little "Gangnam Style" action. (We're looking at you, Damian Lewis and Jackson Pace.)
Over at the InStyle party, stars like Hayden Panettiere and Kelly Osbourne had heads turning on the carpet, while red-hot couples — like Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr looked super hot and super in love.
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860P movement
The 860P movement is a variation of the 800P movement and has retained its double barrel. It is a automatic mechanical movement with a large astronomical moon. Positioned at 6 o'clock on the dial, it displays the moon phases in a large aperture of 12 mm – a clear Piaget design preference by the watchmaker. Controlled by an extremely fine gear train, it will lose or gain only one day in 122 years. A wheel of 135 teeth drives the rotation of the moon mask which, as the name suggests, hides and reveals a second disc symbolizing the moon. Created entirely in gold, this pellet was boiled then cooled to better represent the surface of the moon with all its craters, so that each moon used in the movements is unique. Circular Côtes de Genève, a circular-grained mainplate, beveled bridges, blued screws and an oscillating weight engraved with the Piaget coat-of-arms add the finishing touches to this movement and are reminders of the Swiss watchmaking brand's high esthetic values.
860P movement
Manufacture Piaget 860P automatic mechanical movement with moon-phase indicator.
Material: White gold
Shape: Round
Functions: Moon phase indicator at 6 o'clock, Hours, Minutes
Technical features: Double barrel, Balance with screws, Moon phase indicator plate in white gold, Large moon phase aperture (12 mm) , Balance stop
Power reserve (in hours): Approx. 72
Frequency (vph): 21,600
Frequency (Hz): 3
Diameter (lines): 12.50
Diameter (mm): 28.4
Number of jewels: 25
Thickness (mm): 6.1
Number of components: 234
Finishing: Oscillating weight engraved with the Piaget coat of arms, Beveled bridges, Blued screws, Circular Côtes de Genève, Circular-grained mainplate
*Piaget luxury watches and jewelry are individually produced and thus the weight and carats of each product can vary from the displayed data.


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New on DVD: Insidious
The horror flick from the director of Saw is a soon-to-be classic.
Director: James Wan
Rating: PG-13
Studio: Sony
When is the last time a movie really scared the hell out of you? Horror films have been in a bit of a rut lately with Hollywood green lighting an endless parade of sequels, remakes and reboots that recycle the same bogeymen over and over. It's challenging to make something that familiar frightening, which is why the surprise hit Insidious gets under the skin like it does.
With a screenplay by Leigh Whannell and helmed by Saw director James Wan, Insidious is kind of a nastier, scarier version of Poltergeist for the modern era. Patrick Wilson and Rose Byrne star as Josh and Renai Lambert, a married couple who suspects that their new house is haunted when their eldest son, Dalton (Ty Simpkins), falls into a mysterious coma after a series of strange occurrences. Scared out of her wits, Renai convinces Josh to pick up and move them and their three sons to a new house, but the supernatural activity only escalates.
Enter Barbara Hershey, who knows a thing or two about ghouls after battling one in The Entity back in 1981. Hershey plays Josh's mom, Lorraine, who reveals Josh's own encounters with a ghostly hag when he was a child and who brings help in the form of medium and friend Elise Reiner (Lin Shaye). It is when Elise invites her team of ghost hunters to the house that the terror really escalates and Josh is encouraged to go under hypnosis to transport himself into "The Further"—a kind of limbo netherworld where souls drift—to find his son and help his spirit reunite with his body before some insidious entity claims it.
The screeching violins during the opening credits create an immediately uneasy atmosphere that never lets up during the entire runtime of this soon-to-be horror classic. Don't let Insidious's PG-13 rating fool you—what it lacks in gore and guts it compensates for with edge-of-your-seat suspense. There is a beautifully filmed, widescreen shot of an otherwise ordinary room where an almost undetectable boy ghost stands quietly in a corner with his face to the wall. Other malevolent spirits pop up in frames unexpectedly to make you jump out of your seat, and the bizarre séance sequence with Shaye wearing a giant gas mask while she communes with the dead is so genuinely creepy that you'll feel your flesh crawl. Forget about all the rehashes of Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees and Ghostface that slice and dice their way on-screen—Insidious, despite its polite MPAA rating, makes most of them seem like kid stuff.
Best extras: Both the DVD and Blu-ray "Horror 101: The Exclusive Seminar," "On Set with Insidious" and "Insidious Entities."


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Friendship Bread!
Shannyn's church is focusing on the art of "neighboring" and this is Shannyn's secret weapon!
Amish Friendship Bread
including the recipe for the Amish Friendship Bread starter, complete directions for how to make it once your starter is ready. When you pass the starter on to a friend or neighbor, make sure they understand that they will need to follow the instructions beginning at day one then will use the Amish Friendship Bread Recipe (with the oil, eggs, vanilla, etc.) on Day 10.
Amish Friendship Bread Recipe
Day 1 – receive the starter (the recipe for the starter is below)
Day 2 – stir
Day 3 – stir
Day 4 – stir
Day 5 – Add 1 cup each flour, sugar and milk.
Day 6 – stir
Day 7 – stir
Day 8 – stir
Day 9- stir
Day 10 – Add 1 cup flour, 1 cup sugar and 1 cup milk. Divide into 4 containers, with 1 cup each for three of your friends and 1 cup for your own loaves. Give friends the instructions for Day 1 through Day 10 and the following recipe for baking the bread.
After removing the 3 cups of batter, combine the remaining cup of Amish Friendship Bread starter with the following ingredients in a large bowl:
2/3 cup oil
3 eggs
1/2 tsp. salt
1 tsp. vanilla
1 to 1 1/2 tsp. cinnamon
1 cup sugar
2 cups flour
1 1/4 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. baking soda
Using a fork beat by hand until well blended. You can add 1 cup raisins and 1 cup nuts (optional).
Grease two loaf pans with butter, sprinkle with sugar instead of flour.
Bake at 325 degrees F for 45 minutes to 1 hour (individual oven temperatures vary). Cool 10 minutes, remove from pans. Makes two loaves of Amish Friendship Bread.
Amish Friendship Bread Starter
This is the Amish Friendship Bread Starter Recipe that you'll need to make the Amish Friendship Bread (above). It is very important to use plastic or wooden utensils and plastic or glass containers when making this. Do not use metal at all!
1 pkg. active dry yeast
1/4 cup warm water (110 degrees F)
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup white sugar
1 cup warm milk (110 degrees F)
1. In a small bowl, dissolve the yeast in warm water for about 10 minutes. Stir well.
2. In a 2 quart glass or plastic container, combine 1 cup sifted flour and 1 cup sugar. Mix thoroughly or the flour will get lumpy when you add the milk.
3. Slowly stir in warm milk and dissolved yeast mixture. Loosely cover the mixture with a lid or plastic wrap. The mixture will get bubbly. Consider this Day 1 of the cycle, or the day you receive the starter.
For the next 10 days handle starter according to the instructions above for Amish Friendship Bread.


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Short trips, led by safety-certified guides, include paddling the bird-rich region of Dyke Marsh Wildlife Area near Alexandria; getting a water-based history tour of Georgetown; and visiting the tribal grounds of the Piscataway Indian Nation along Piscataway Creek. These trips include introductory lessons, kayaks and equipment. Day-long trips include sea kayaking tours along the Potomac and Patuxent Rivers, Maryland's Eastern Shore, and the Delaware refuges.
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Sander to talk about film critics at Sept. 11 Chautauqua program
Michael Sander, former Broadway theatre critic, will present "The Shows You Love — and the Critics Who Hate Them" at the Crosslake Chautauqua Program from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11, at the Crosslake Community Center.
Sander will discuss the power and influence of the "experts" who tell us which Broadway shows, movies and television programs we should see and which we should ignore.
Sander, best known in the area as the director of several productions for Pequot Lakes Community Theatre, has been an actor, director and editor, as well as a theatre critic. He will explain the nature of criticism and critical standards, describe productions that defy all the odds, and conclude that the most successful performances are those we like best.
The program is free to the public.