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What is going on here? Does anyone want to take the division only to lose in the 1st rd? Luckily, it is up for grabs at this point because we all have our own problems. Looking like a three-dog race excluding RGKnee and his mates.
It pains me to say the Egals have the early edge but I don't expect that to last much longer. Vick's health and their D will catch up. So, it comes down to NY and Dallas. Past history leans yalls way in this one and I can't say I disagree.
We still have no offensive identity and need a whole new philosophy. What we(Dallas) are doing is not working and hasn't since Garrett got here.
But you say Eli is throwing up ducks and int's? Whats new? It takes him half a season to get in a rhythm and I expect it again. So, who wins this division by default?
Some potential good news we both face.....Garrett and Coughlin might finally be gone after this season.
Being partial to the city of New York(Mets fan and happen to love visiting), I hope one of our teams can take this division. My hatred for the Philthies(oops, Eagles) and Redskunks rose to the top years ago.
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Paly semester grades not available until January 17
Original post made by Parent, Palo Alto High School, on Dec 29, 2012
I wonder if Gunn is doing the same? Not that Gunn and Paly follow the same rules. . .
We received this:
Dear Paly students and parents,
We are at the end of first semester and heading into Winter Break. All students and staff are looking forward to a work free break so ...
We want to inform you that the grades for first semester will be posted sometime Thursday, January 17 or Friday, January 18. We know that some people are anxious about their grades but please allow the teachers to have a work free break and do not email them regarding your grades.
Thank you and have a wonderful vacation!
Palo Alto High School
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a resident of Community Center
on Dec 29, 2012 at 7:30 am
I am grateful to the administrators at Paly for taking this stance. I want my teen to do well in school but I hope she has a robust life outside of school too, which includes family, the community, her mental and physical health. Life isn't all about grades.
a resident of Embarcadero Oaks/Leland
on Dec 29, 2012 at 10:23 am
Parent - the teachers deserve a stress free break and so does the staff that sends inputs info, prints the report cards, etc. Let your student enjoy their work-free break.
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Jan 1, 2013 at 11:20 am
This notice was sent after the vote about the one percent bonus for the teachers' outstanding effort...hmmm.
a resident of Barron Park
on Jan 1, 2013 at 12:08 pm
That's the spirit @Mom. There are some lovely parents here in Palo Alto. The teachers are lucky to have such supportive families.
a resident of Walter Hays School
on Jan 4, 2013 at 8:04 am
Teachers have done their grading and their grades for students are in. The schools are waiting to input the grades until after the break. The teachers want a stress-free break too without phone calls from parents about why their student got a certain grade! Why don't you all do your homework before bashing to the teachers for something you have no knowledge about!
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Jan 4, 2013 at 11:25 pm
@Hays Mom: Why don't you do YOUR homework before popping off?! The letter states the teachers have not completed the grades yet. If what you said is true (that all the teachers have already turned their grades in) then why are some semester grades already posted on Infinite Campus?! The schools are obviously not waiting to post the grades until after Break if some semester grades are already listed. Plus, teachers can have a stress-free break by not reading their PAUSD emails. Paly is giving the teachers a break by allowing them to calculate grades after Winter Break. But this is incurring MORE stress on students because they have to wait one month after taking final exams to view their grades. The teachers who are concerned about student stress have already posted their semester grades on Infinite Campus.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jan 5, 2013 at 7:27 pm
They return to school on Jan 7. Does it really take 10 days to upload the grades.
I think the teachers do deserve a break just like the kids, but 10 days seems much too long to wait, particularly if a student wants to make any schedule changes.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Jan 5, 2013 at 7:51 pm
"....but how can Paly administration think it is stress-free if our students have to wait for their semester grades to be posted?"
Since you cannot re-take a final exam, or completely change the teacher's grading system to impact your grade, to our family it makes a small difference to know the good, bad, ugly, or marvelous grade by Christmas or after January 17. The grade also has no impact on the new semester. It's a reflection of the past, and we have a generally good idea the possible range the grade is in. You have had several interim reports, and other inputs.
More important for us, has been the CLEAN break. No exams to think about, good or bad, the past is past, let the new begin.
If on top of this bonus for students, teachers can also have a break, by all means, I would hope so!
Flip side. If what was holding up a clean break before in years past was the potential grading lag, I would give up on prompt grading any day. January 17 sounds good enough for me.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Jan 7, 2013 at 10:27 am
Parent - some teachers post grades to Infinite Campus and some don't. Those who don't need to have the office put them in. The 17th is probably the day that all the grades can be in and report cards printed to mail.
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A little more... A little more... I had it all! I finally had all of Little OphCrack Annie's code. I read back what I had decoded:
I couldn't believe my eyes. All this time, I had waited for a crummy advertisement for Ovaltine?! I mean, everybody wanted a copy of that book, but it turned out to be an advertisement? This wasn't helping me get my Red Rider at all.
Then I started to think about the last part of Annie's message.
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Then it hit me. The old man! Surely he'd find out about this! And I uttered those words that no ten-year-old should ever utter at home - "Oh, SH--"
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To me, the stagnation falls more on the feet of the 11 on the field than KG.
To me, the stagnation falls more on the feet of the 11 on the field than KG.
Why can't be mix in a little of everything? Why does everything have to always be our receiver beating their man and making a tough circus catch?
It's OK to dink and dunk sometimes.
We rarely run a hot route, a wheel route, a slant, a screen with proper blocking...... everything is predicated on Eli Manning and "the big play". Nothing ever comes easy. When do you ever see us throw it outside and pick up an 8-10 yard gain? Our blocking is atrocious. The defense always flies to the football whenever we attempt to run one.
Why is it that our receivers ALWAYS have to beat their man and make a SPECTACULAR grab deep down the field in order to move the chains? Run, run, pass in the red zone when the run isn't working derails the offense in SO many ways. Why don't we ever dink and dunk to move the ball. Hynoski has good hands and is pretty agile to pick up ample yards after the catch. The Saints hardly ever run the ball, they utilize the short pass as their run game. The most annoying thing for a defense, the most obnoxious thing for a defense is to constantly allow short 4-5 yard completions in succession with no clue how to stop it. 1st down. Gee that was too easy.
If we mix in the short stuff with the deep ball, offenses will have to come closer to the box which will then open up the deep routes.
"Once a Giant, ALWAYS, a Giant."
And no I do not give him too much credit.
Eli Manning is one of the smartest QB's in the NFL. Easily top 3 probably behind Peyton and Brady. H would flourish in a better offense where he could utilize the no huddle when deemed necessary, simpler routes and less predictable play calling...... ESPECIALLY in the red zone.
"Once a Giant, ALWAYS, a Giant."
And you are way over simplifying things and being hyperbolic at the same time.
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Bob Scott, one of the best fullbacks to pull on the All Blacks jersey, has died aged 91. This video is an excerpt from 'The Khaki All Blacks' which was about the Kiwi rugby team Scott played in after WWII. He debuted for the All Blacks against Australia in 1946 and retired from first-class rugby in 1951 but was asked to make himself available for the 1953-54 tour of the UK and France when he established his legacy. Scott was inducted into the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame in 1990 and was awarded the MBE in 1995 for his services to sport. video courtesy oxygen television.


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King Alexander
Last Modified: Saturday, January 19, 2013 8:13 PM
By Johnathan Manning / American Press
A Lake Charles defense lawyer has been honored for his work as a public defender.
King Alexander was awarded the Public Defender Gideon Award by the Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Alexander has worked as a public defender for seven years and has headed the LACDL's Amicus Committee for six years.
A DeQuincy native and LSU graduate, Alexander practiced civil litigation for insurance defense firms for 15 years before entering indigent defense, he said. He handles life without parole cases for the Calcasieu Parish Public Defender's Office.
"I was humbled to receive this award, which I see as being for people who have been doing this much longer than I have," he said. "We had a string of successes in 2012 at the Calcasieu Public Defender's Office. Everything we do is a team effort, and everybody there deserves credit."
The award is named after Gideon vs. Wainwright, a 1963 case in which the Supreme Court ruled that states are required to provide indigent defense.


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I pretty much agree with RallyCairn. Zendaya has been wonderful. Aly has grown. Kellie is good, but has kind of stalled. Jacoby is fun to watch even though he lacks technique- he definitely has flair!
Derek usually choreographs to enhance what his partner does well. However, I think he's ready to branch out more and might be finding DWTS to be restrictive. IMHO, Mark will try to hide his partner's flaws instead of drawing out their positives. I think the ladies do this a lot, too, with weaker partners - thus, sometimes the male star stands there a lot while the pro dances circles around them.
I've actually been somewhat disinterested this season for whatever reasons. I guess no one has been as stellar across the board as compared to previous seasons - i.e. Still love JR Martinez, Kristi Yamaguchi and Shawn Johnson. Great dancers as related to technique and performance and great personalities.


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A person that is extreamly pretty and loves to hang out. They are very kind and give time to everyone that appreciated them. they have pretty eyes and are talented humans. They are outgoing,fun,enthusiastic and funny. When your around them you're never bored. They can be stubborn at times but are very good at heart. They agree to do anything if it involved a person they love and care about. They are really good friends to keep for life.
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2015 Grassroots Leadership & Legislative Conference
The AIA's 2015 Grassroots Leadership & Legislative Conference wrapped up in March. The agenda included a dynamic legislative conference and workshops.
The AIA's 2015 Grassroots Leadership & Legislative Conference wrapped up in March. The agenda included a dynamic legislative conference and workshops.
Advocating for architecture is easy — as every¬thing relates to back to architecture and how design matters: where one lives, how one gets to work, where one buys groceries, the productivity level in an office, neighborhood sustainability — even overall happiness.
William "Bill" Stern, FAIA, of Houston, who passed away in March of 2013, is remembered as a passionate advocate of urban planning, design, and fine arts. He contributed 36 years of design rigor, public advocacy and engagement, and often passionate leadership to the architecture and design community in Houston.
A bill introduced by State Senator Eddie Lucio, Jr., to help preserve historic buildings across Texas was unanimously passed out of the Senate in March.
During the 83rd Texas Legislative Session, lawmakers passed two bills in support of historic preservation: HB 500 and SB 111, both will potentially provide new tools for developers and property owners interested in revitalizing historic districts and landmarks.
The jury for the Lower Rio Grande Valley AIA chapter's 2011 Design Awards Jury selected four projects for recognition. Jurors were Thomas Hayne Upchurch, AIA, of Brenham; Rick del Monte, FAIA, of Dallas; Donna Kacmar, FAIA, of Houston.
Texas Architects' second annual Advocates for Architecture Day (AAD) — considered to be the next "best chance" members have to market their profession and protect their practice — is scheduled for January 29.
On Jan. 25, the Texas Society of Architects/AIA will sponsor its first Advocates for Architecture Day at the State Capitol, an event that is expected to attract 200 architects for individual constituent-legislator conferences. With the event taking place during the first weeks of the biannual Texas Legislature, the agenda calls for the architects to meet with elected officials to advocate for their support of measures intended to enhance the built environment and maintain the integrity of the architectural profession.
A recent t our sponsored by Houston Mod, a design advocacy group, highlighted the residential architecture of Beaumont's leading mid-century modernists. The day trip was the culmination of a series of events highlighting April as Modern Month, in which affiliates of the international DoCo-MoMo (Documentation and Conservation of Buildings, Sites and Neighborhoods of the Modern Movement) celebrated modern heritage locally and regionally.
Linen textured tiles, century-old wood, bamboo rugs, buttery leather, and sponge are just some of the new looks that have donned the floors at the premium floor covering tradeshow, Surfaces, sponsored by the World Floor Covering Association. WFCA, the industry's largest advocacy organization representing specialty floor covering retailers, manufacturers, distributors, and contractors, offers a top-line overview of the fashionable looks that are making their way to the floors of homes and businesses across the country this year.
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The Park apartment, Holyrood, Edinburgh
Size45 m²
Floor No.1
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Baby cot
- Dishwasher
Accommodation summary
|Holyrood Road, EH8 8BA Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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|Calendar updated
|2 weeks ago
The living room is comfortable and has a dining area with table and chairs. There is a TV and free WiFi internet access for your laptop or mobile devices. There is laminate flooring throughout. The sofa converts in to a double sofa-bed.
The modern kitchen is well provided with crockery, cutlery, glasses and kitchenware, as well as a washing machine (a clothes horse is provided for drying clothes), fridge, cooker and microwave. The apartment has full central heating.
The double bedroom is attractively furnished and is quietly located at the rear of the property. The bathroom has a wash-hand basin and bathtub with shower over.
Guests also have free access to the gym, pool, sauna and steam room of a hotel, which is next door to the apartment.
House rulesThe price of electricity and local taxes is included. For the comfort of future guests, the apartment is non-smoking and pets are not allowed.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
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|$ 27 AU per guest/night extra
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|2 months
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Reviews of this property
Very friendly hosts and spacious appartment. All sightseeing is a stone throw away, shops and restaurants in walking distance. The stairs are tricky with a pram but the pram can be parked securely in front of the flat's door.
El apartamento es perfecto, el mejor en el que he estado. Excelente ubicación, pegado a la Royal Mile. Muy espacioso, incluso más de lo que parece en las fotos. Está perfectamente equipado, con todo lo que se pueda necesitar.
Karin es una excelente anfitriona, muy atenta y detallista: botella de vino, dulces, flores frescas...
Lo recomendaría sin dudarlo y será mi primera opción cuando vuelva a Edimburgo.
Reviews for this host's other properties
Very nice, spacious and clean appartment close to the city centre and within walking distance of the railway station and airport bus. Many restaurants close by. The host Martin was very reliable and helpful.
We stayed 3 nights at 23 Cordiner's Land. And enjoyed the stay very much! Edinburgh is a fantastic city and Martin provides great service to make the stay as smooth as possible.
Positive aspects:
- Perfect location within Edinburgh's old town
- Very responsive communication
- Every bit of essential information provided e.g. how to get to and fro, how to adjust heating, turn on/off the shower, etc.
- Even a folder with information for the appartment and its neighborhood is provided
- Well maintained
- All the inventory one could need on a sightseeing trip
- only one thing: the towels. Some were smelly, others did not look washed.
We highly recommend this place!
Great apartment, near to every place in Edimburgh! We definitely recommend it!!!!
Nice (and indeed spacious) apartment in a nice and quiet street only a 15 minute walk away from Princes Street and Waverly Station. Bus stops in all directions are available in a few minute walking distance. Everything worked perfect and we enjoyed our stay in Edinburgh.
Lovely, everyone & everything: Martin, Stuart, flat, location & organisation. Many thanks. I will come again!
Martin was very nice and the appartment is 20 min to royal mille, very near to supermarkets and a beatiful neighbourhood. The appartment is very nice and clean.
Great experience, very central, four people can live quite comfortably
Cozy, clean and well equipped apartment. The location is fantastic. We enjoyed our stay very much and were sad when we had to leave. We also enjoyed the roof terrace very much.
We would like to come back in one of the next years.
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We have just been asked to help a weekend beekeeper with his hives and after a quick inspection are quite concerned for their survival. He has 2 hives and replaces the bees each year since they die out. These hives have no stores, so it is easy to see why they die out. We added an emergency bag of sugar mush immediately to them, but what are the chances we can keep them alive? My husband is going to make some sugar candy frames to put in the top hive body, but would it be better to do the candy board and remove the top hive body? There are alot of bees in both hives, and we'd hate to see them expire.
I have used the Brushy Mtn winter inner covers with their candy receipe. Not hard but you need a candy thermometer. My bees loved it
I am frequently confused!
Jim Given, did it take 16 lbs to make 1 board. And have you used these before, if so how do the bees like them?
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This is my first Herald column for 2013 and I trust the year is off to a great start for you so far.
In this message I'd like to talk about the 'F' word in marketing. And this comes from a delightful interview I did with Al Ries for my 'Unfair Business Advantage Report.'
Al is a legendary marketing strategist and a bestselling author (or co-author) of 11 books on marketing including Positioning, Marketing Warfare, Focus, The 22 Immutable Laws of Branding, The Fall of Advertising & the Rise of PR and War in the Boardroom.
In my interview with Al I asked him 'What's one marketing strategy would you recommend to business people today?
Al told me that the biggest single thing a company can do is 'Focus.' (Or narrow your focus.)
You don't necessarily get to be successful just because you are focused but that's the first step you have to take.
Al told me a big problem is that most businesses concentrate on expanding their business by trying to be all things to all people.
So they continually ask questions like these:
How do we expand our business? How do we get into more markets? How do we get into more price levels? How do we get into more distribution? How do we put our brand on the internet?
Al recommends that instead of doing this they concentrate on how they can differentiate their business, product or service with a very narrow focus.
Al gave me a great example of a firm that does this in the field of market research.
The firm is called JD Powers and they have focussed on market research solely in the automobile industry. They are incredibly successful as a result of this very narrow focus.
I saw a great example of the power of focus many years ago when I met a super successful insurance sales professional.
This person was a multi-millionaire who had been in the insurance business for 30 years.
I asked him 'when did you start to do really well?'
He said 'Graham, when I started to focus on one thing.'
He decided he was only going to sell insurance policies and investments to people who were aged in their 40's. So between the ages of 40 and 49, that was his target market and his sole focus.
His reasoning was that those people first of all had enough money to pay for some of his insurance services and investment products. Secondly at their age, they were also concerned about retirement in maybe 20 years or so. And they also knew other people in their 40's, so could give him great referrals as well.
So he focused strictly on that age group and within a short period of time he was number one in the country and he went on to become a multi-millionaire.
I asked Al what about companies that sell multiple products and services. How do they focus?
Al told me that they should have a narrow focus for each separate product or service.
He said 'look at the success of Apple for instance. Everybody says Apple is a terrific brand. Apple is not a brand. Nobody ever says I bought an Apple unless they went to the grocery store.'
'The thing that makes Apple successful is being narrow focused for each of their brands. The iPod was the first high capacity MP3 player, the iPhone was the first touch screen smart phone and the iPad was the first tablet computer.'
I think the idea of having a narrow focus in business is an excellent one and I recommend you read my full interview with Al on how to do this.
"You are more likely to acquire power by narrowing your focus and applying your energies, like the sun's rays, to a limited range of activities in a small number of domains." Jeffrey Pfeffer
Action Exercise:
Invest some time this week and ask yourself 'How can I apply the strategy of focus in my business? And do read the excellent book by Al Ries called 'Focus.' (It's very good.)
Graham McGregor is a marketing consultant and the creator of the 396 page 'Unfair Business Advantage Report.' www.theunfairbusinessadvantage.com (This is free and has now been read by business owners from 27 countries.) You can email him at the link above.


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Tapeworm's studio locale confirmed via @jlarkin
- Nathan_Mattise
- posted in Wrangle Post ⋅ 12:12 pm
In our attempt to piece together the Tapeworm puzzle, we asked about the studios where these rumored sessions took place. User @JLarkin was able to confirm it quite easily – Nothing Studios in New Orleans and Southern Tracks in Atlanta.
Time to take a roadtrip… (or maybe just making contact is a good start).


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I'm working on a project where I need to cycle a flag amongst a set of columns. To achieve this I am storing a position value in each column which allows me to cycle them.i.e with columns a to f I have the values as followsa b c d e f
1 2 0 3 4 0
Note that c and f are 0 because they are not included in the cycle.
In one process I need to know how many columns are non zero.
So the challenge is to find out the how many non zero columns there are, the twist is to use as little code as possible. Oh and scalar user defined functions are out because TSQL Scalar functions are evil.
Please post answers as comments or email to me using the contact page.
[Note: this needs to be usuable as a computed column. The non zero values will always be in consequtive list of values from 1)


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The Toyota Celica is coming back in 2009!Toyota Celica coming back in 2009
____________________Because it totally worked when Lincoln did it.
not in america >:BOO on you toyota boo on you
--------------------I'm working on a scifi-adventure webcomic!
From the article:"We're pretty sure that the car will make its way to the U.S. as well."
...........................................................got a gun, fact I got two...that's ok man, cuz I love god
I read that and I actually smiled. Finally some kind of passion returns to Toyota. (Fingers crossed)
If it's FWD, big deal.If RWD then good news.
The world will burn up in 10 years. (Al Gore in 2005. 7 to go!)Global Warming will kill everyone on the planet. (Michael Bloomberg)Global warming will turn us into cannibals (Ted Turner)A 0.01% change in CO2 concentration is destroying the world - right.Fearmongering is counterproductive (Nancy Pelosi)
The article suggested that the Scion version would be fwd with the Toyota version being rwd. Celica vs. an Alpha based Pontiac? I think so. BMW 1 killers, if they do it right. That's a big if.
If its RWD who caresIf its FWD the rock on! Perfect for snowboarding and bombing up mountains!
There was semi-official rumors awhile back of a RWD Toyota Coupe priced in the mid-teens powered by a Subaru boxer engine coming out in Japan... would be wicked if this was based on that and came to the U.S. for a reasonable price.
____________________Because it totally worked when Lincoln did it.
They should do a retro version of the 1985 Supra, that would be sweet.
More than the original 160 hp, though...it'd be a shame to get smoked by the recent hot hatches in what was the Toyota flagship....
__________________________________________________________________Any US President that seeks to disarm the citizens works toward their enslavement.
Zanary:More than the original 160 hp, though...it'd be a shame to get smoked by the recent hot hatches in what was the Toyota flagship....I totally agree, I miss the 80's Toyota's they were cool.
Ahh, they were such a smaller funner Toyota back then.
Try doing what the blue truck is doing in a modern pickup, go ahead, I dare you to.
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Good news if it comes here. A friend of mine had a 4th Generation Celica ('86-'89), and drove it from the time he bought in High School as a freshman ('86), to the time of it's demise by engine fire 18 yrs later.
Please see manufacturer for details.
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UM's Ward done for season
MISSOULA, Mont. - A difficult task just got more difficult for the Griz basketball team as they try to win out and host the conference tournament; Mathias Ward is officially done for the year.
"We're not going to have Mathias, he's done. He chose to have surgery this morning so he's done," said head coach Wayne Tinkle today.
Ward injured the arch of his foot February 16th against Idaho State and missed the past three games. It was unknown until today whether he would suit up again for the Grizzlies this season.
Ward played in 118 career games at Montana with 55 starts. He recorded 933 career points with 324 career rebounds.
Before getting hurt this season ward let the team in scoring at 14.8 points per game which was 5th best in the entire Big Sky Conference.
The Grizzlies squad swept both of their road opponents this past Saturday despite playing without Ward and without their senior point guard Will Cherry.
"Will we're hoping to get back, it's a matter of when," said Tinkle today of Cherry's absence. "If you ask Will he wants to play tomorrow night. But he's going to do a few things on the court today and see how he responds. We're hoping that best-case scenario we have him for the tournament."


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Hi All!
Wanted to introduce myself as I'm new to the Forum. My name is Gabrielle. I live in Coles County in Mattoon, IL. I'm interested in keeping bees but before I get a couple of hives, I want to learn all I can. My dad had bees when I was a kid. It was great fun watching him. And I just love the little buzzers. I have found beekeeper associations in my state so I plan to attend a couple of beekeeper meetings that I have found locally and get to talk with other beekeepers. I would try to go to some classes but they cost a little more than I can afford and I would rather save up for the equipment, hives, gear.......well I know I'm preaching to the choir in that respect Anyway, I'm happy to have found this forum. Everyone is so helpful with the advice they give that I'm sure I'll learn alot here.
Thanks and see ya around!


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Can you really make a chicken-fried steak that isn't loaded with saturated fat and salt? Absolutely. We skip the deep frying, but with rich country gravy as consolation, you won't miss it. Our pan-fried, crispy cube steak has less than one-third of the fat and about 80 percent less sodium.
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Prep Time 35 min
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Step 1
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Place all-purpose flour on a large plate. Place egg whites in a shallow dish. Whisk cornmeal, whole-wheat flour, 1/4 cup cornstarch and paprika in another shallow dish. Season both sides of steak with 1/2 teaspoon each salt and pepper. Dredge the steak in the flour, shaking off excess; dip in the egg whites, then dredge in the cornmeal mixture.
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Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Reduce heat to medium and add 2 pieces of the steak; cook until browned on both sides, turning once, 3 to 5 minutes total. Transfer the steak to the prepared baking sheet and repeat with the remaining 1 tablespoon oil and 2 pieces of steak. Transfer the baking sheet to the oven and bake until cooked through, about 10 minutes.
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Discussion in 'Member Introductions' started by 03sportsidez71, Mar 18, 2013.
Marty Stanley
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Welcome to the club, it's great to have you aboard. :glasses:
welcome from a former 10ECN! I lived in Hawkins County
Welcome to the G M T C !
That is where I live, in Hawkins Co.
That is where I live, in Hawkins Co.
Welcome, Marty! :great:
Yep I remember that Rogersville is in Hawkins County
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Apple's iOS 6 Maps Leads Australian Motorists to Dangerous Areas
Tiffany Kaiser
December 10, 2012 12:11 PM
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Apple Maps is a little confused about where Mildura is
Australian police are warning citizens and tourists not to use
Apple Maps in iOS 6
when traveling through the dangerous terrain of Mildura.
Police from the city of Mildura, which is a regional city in northwestern Victoria, Australia, are concerned that Apple's new homemade mapping service in iOS 6 is taking people to inaccurate (and dangerous) areas -- where they've become stranded.
The problem is that Apple Maps places Mildura in the middle of the Murray Sunset National Park, but in reality, Mildura is about 43 miles (or 70 km) from that location.
Not only is this a lengthy inconvenience, it's also a danger to the lives of motorists who were duped by Apple Maps. The area in Murray Sunset National Park, which it claims is Mildura, is a very hot and dry area that can reach temperatures of nearly 115 degrees Fahrenheit (or 46 degrees Celsius).
Mildura Police have already found stranded motorists who were lost out in the Murray Sunset National Park without food and water for as long as 24 hours.
Mildura Police have contacted Apple to fix the issue.
Earlier this year, Apple ditched Google Maps as its main iOS maps app in favor of its own in-house maps service. Apple Maps debuted with the iOS 6 launch, but the application failed miserably when it
came to navigation and geography
. It displayed locations that didn't exist, represented existing locations in an unrecognizable way or gave false directions.
This forced Apple CEO Tim Cook to have to apologize to customers for the company's poor job on the new app.
Shortly after,
Apple Vice President of iOS Software
Scott Forstall was booted
from the company. He oversaw much of the mapping development, and aside from that, failed to get along with other company executives and employees.
Richard Williamson, manager of the Apple mapping team, was fired as well for the horrible job on Apple's new maps service.
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Go to Giants.com and click on tickets etc. Go to :buy tickets and you'll be able to see what tickets go for in each section.
No one remembers who came in second.
They've released a few hundred seats on Ticketmaster every year since Metlife opened. They send out an e-mail a day or two before they go on sale and then they sell out quick.
Usually the inventory is club seats that start at $300 a seat.
Wow, I never knew tickets were sold like that. Is it the same everywhere? Sounds like it'd be easier to see them play on the road.
But also keep in mind that different teams have different prices. Guess who the most expensive team in the league is? Yup. You're on their message boards. (And just in case you're wondering, Jets are 2nd most expensive, Saints are 3rd).


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Calendar of Independence Day events
Below are the Independence Day events going on in eastern Idaho and western Wyoming. Although the list is long, it is not complete. If you have information on an event that is not listed, email firstname.lastname@example.com, and we will update this page as soon as possible.
All events are on Wednesday, July 4, unless otherwise noted.
Bannock County
- 2012 Fourth of July Parade with theme "Honoring our nation's veterans," 11 a.m., Pocatello, through Old Town up Center Street, across Eighth Avenue to the parking lot between ISU Student Union Building and Davis Field. Prizes.More info at http://www.pocatelloelks.org/parade or (208) 232-2400.
- Fourth of July Fireworks, 10 p.m., Lava Hot Springs, at park next to Lava's swimming pools.
Bingham County
- Blackfoot Fourth of July Fireworks Show, 6 p.m., Jensen's Grove. Live music. More info at http://blackfootchamber.org/blackfoot-chamber-4th-of-july-fireworks-show/.
Bonneville County
More info on the following events on http://www.idahofallschamber.com/events/4th-of-july.html. Parking is restricted in Idaho Falls.
- 7th Annual FireKracker 5K, 7:15 a.m., parade route in Idaho Falls. Proceeds benefit the Military Affairs Committee. Preregister at
- http://www.tetonrunning.net/event/firekracker-5k.html.
- Independence Day Parade, 9 a.m. Route intertwines the city's residential neighborhoods and ends at Tautphaus Park.
- AT&T Liberty Festival on the Falls, noon, Memorial Drive near falls of the Snake River.
- Melaleuca Freedom Celebration (fireworks display), 10 p.m., Greenbelt.
Caribou County
- A variety of events at Soda Springs starting at 7 a.m. More info at http://www.sodachamber.com/annualevents.htm?eventId=476418&EventViewMode=EventDetails. The fireworks show has been canceled.
Fremont County
- Rotary Club Breakfast, 7:30 a.m., shelter at Ashton City Park. Cost: $5.
- Parade, 10 a.m., Main Street, Ashton. Games and car show to follow at City Park.
- Ashton pool open, 5 to 8 p.m., with admission at $2.
- June 30: Hungry Bear Monster Truck demos & rides and Mud Bog Circuit races, at the Hungry Bear Market & Deli's new park across from the market, Hwy. 20 north of Island Park Village Resort. Races open to circuit pros and the general public. To register and for more info, call (208) 558-0100.
- Hungry Bear Mud Drags: Snowmobile and 4-Wheelers, all day at the Hungry Bear Market & Deli's new park across from the market, Highway 20 north of Island Park Village Resort. To enter and for more info, call (208) 558-0100.
- Hungry Bear Fireworks Show, starting at dusk, Hwy. 20 north of Island Park Village Resort.
- Island Park Community Boat Regatta. Meet in the Welling Cove of Bills Island - lineup begins at 8 p.m. The Fremont County Boat will leave at 8:30 and lead the boats to Lakeside Lodge. Grand prize is a kayak. Second and third prizes will also be awarded.
- Lakeside Lodge Fireworks display in Island Park, 10:15 p.m.
Jefferson County
- June 30: Independence Day Celebration, all day, Jefferson County Lake. Musical entertainment from 2 to 10 p.m., followed by fireworks. Cost: $5 for cars, $3 for walk-ins, family of six and under may walk in for $4, or you can buy a season pass at $20 for residents and $40 for out-of-county residents at main entrance. Swimmers and fishing enthusiasts (with fishing licenses) welcome. More information at (208) 745-0868.
- Rigby Lions will hold their Annual Breakfast July 4th from 7 to 10 AM. Hot Cakes, eggs, ham, & hash browns will be served. It is at the North City Park, W. First North. Profits will be used for Community Betterment projects.
- Flag raising, 7:30 a.m., Menan City Park. VFW gun salute, Menan Ladies Barbershop.
- Breakfast, 8 a.m., Menan City Park. Cost: $5 per person, $20 per family up to six. More info at (208) 313-5600 or 754-4656.
- 5K Fun Run, 8:15, registration at Menan Town Hall right after flag ceremony. More info at (208) 754-4916.
- Booths, 11 a.m., behind red brick church in Menan. Must apply by June 30, and food booths need a permit from the health department. For more info, call (208) 754-8876, 754-8526 or 403-7773.
- Children's races and tug of war, 11 a.m. north of Menan Town Hall.
- Parade, 2 p.m., starts at railroad tracks in Menan and goes east to 3600 East. More info at (208) 754-4568.
- Duck race, 4 p.m., starts at corner of 3565 East and Menan-Lorenzo Highway. Tickets can be bought at the breakfast, at the park booth or at the library. Cost: 1 duck for $2, 6 for $10. More info at (208) 754-0021.
- Entertainment, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., church park. To sign up, call (208) 754-4987.
- Fireworks, after dark, behind Menan Town Hall.
Lemhi County
These events part of Salmon River Days. More info at http://www.salmonchamber.com/.
- Fireworks, Salmon, 9 or 10 p.m.
- July 6: Parade, 11 a.m., Main Street, Salmon. Wild West theme.
Madison County
- June 29: Rexburg Chamber of Commerce Whoopee Days Golf Classic, 8 a.m., Teton Lakes Golf Course, Rexburg. Prizes. Call (208) 356-5700.
- Flag raising, 7:30 a.m., Veteran's Memorial in Smith Park, Rexburg.
- Independence Day Parade, 10 a.m., starts at Smith Park and ends at Porter Park, Rexburg.
Power County
- Fireworks show, 9:30 p.m., American Falls Willow Bay Marina.
Teton County, Idaho
- June 30: Huntsman Springs Celebrate America festival, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., Huntsman Springs, Driggs. Fairs, food vendors, live music, fireworks. More info at http://www.celebrateamericaevent.com.
- Teton Valley Balloon Rally (Day 3), 6 a.m., Teton County Fairgrounds, Driggs. More info at http://www.tetonvalleyballoonrally.com.
- Teton Valley Rodeo, 7 p.m., Teton Valley Fairgrounds, Driggs. Cost: $8 adults, $4 children. More info at (208) 313-1470.
Teton County, Wyo.
- Jackson Hole Jaycees Pancake Breakfast, 8 a.m., Center Street, Jackson. Cost: $10 for adults and $5 for children.
- Howdy Pardners' Fourth of July Parade, 10 a.m., downtown Jackson.
- Jackson Hole Rodeo, 8 p.m., Teton County Fairgrounds, Jackson. Cost: $18 reserved seating, $13 adults, $8 children.
- Fire in the Hole Fireworks!, 10 p.m., base of Snow King Mountain, Jackson.


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I know that this has a 5.9L V8, but does anyone know the specs on that?
Magnum 5.9The Magnum 5.9 is an evolution of the 360. It got the Magnum V8 name with the same new manifolds, heads, and fuel injection as the 5.2 for 1993. power output that year was 230 hp (172 kW), with 325 ft·lbf (441 N·m) of torque. The engine eventually reached 250 hp (183 kW) and 345 ft·lbf (332 N·m) of torque in later years or production. Starting in 2003, the 5.7 L Hemi V8 began replacing this engine. Dodge engines
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5.9L and 230 HP....way to go Dodge...way to go. But seriously, that was probably good then...hell the 90-93(i think those are the years) CHevy 454SS pickup only made 230. We're living in good times, boys. WE've got two litre motors that make 70 more hp!.
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Thank you DREAMers
Today, the moral arc of the universe tipped that much closer to justice when the Obama Administration announced an immediate halt to all deportations of young people that would be eligible for the DREAM Act. Because of this decision, over one million young people will be spared the risk of deportation.
It is an incredible victory for the DREAM movement and comes after years of struggle, agitation and mobilization by undocumented immigrants and immigrant rights activists. Over the last week, undocumented youth have been organizing sit-ins at Obama campaign offices across the country.
The stuggle is not over. There is still not a clear path for citizenship for these young people and the millions of other undocumented immigrants that live in the United States. But even with the struggle yet to come, today is an incredibly important and deserved day for everyone that worked to make this possible.
The DREAMers courage shows us that when our work is rooted in justice, our generation has the power to move mountains.
Thank you DREAMers.
Thank you for "coming out" and making the invisible cloak of "undocumented" a force for change.
Thank you for risking so much—your careers, your college degrees and your ability to stay in this country—for justice.
Thank you for your boldness in the face of daily injustice.
There are so many lessons and questions for the youth climate movement in the DREAMers fight. How can we better work with and support the work of the immigrant rights movement moving forward? What are the lessons about direct action and civil disobedience that we can use in the fight for climate justice? But before we dive into those questions, let's take today to simply say thank you to all of the people, young and old, that held on and fought for justice.


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Here's what Monday night's meeting of Jupiter and the moon looked like through a telescope.
This is a composite of three different images of Monday night's moon-Jupiter conjunction, one properly exposed on the moon (1/200 sec), one properly exposed on Jupiter (1/100 sec) and one properly exposed on the Galilean moons (1/2 sec). The moons visible around Jupiter are (top to bottom) Ganymede, Io and Callisto. The star seen near Callisto is 4.9 magnitude Omega Tauri. All three images were taken from Stagecoach within a minute of 8:44 p.m. on Monday using a Nikon D700 digital camera at ISO 400 through a 4-inch Celestron refractor and combined with Graphic Converter. This closely matches what the eye could see through the telescope eyepiece — a marvelous sight!
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Every Friday, I'll post a list of the movies that are being released and give you my thoughts of the ones I've seen or would like to see. Please comment with your thoughts too!
- Rock of Ages - Cheesy and fun, I really enjoyed this trip down memory lane.
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Featuring:Julianne Hough, Diego Boneta, Tom Cruise, Alec Baldwin, Russell Brand, Bryan Cranston and Catherine Zeta-Jones
- Plot: A small town girl and a city boy meet on the Sunset Strip, while pursuing their Hollywood dreams.
- That's My Boy
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- Featuring: Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg and Leighton Meester
- Plot: While in his teens, Donny fathered a son, Todd, and raised him as a single parent up until Todd's 18th birthday. Now, after not seeing each other for years, Todd's world comes crashing down when Donny resurfaces just before Todd's wedding.
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Oh, Bollywood!
- Shiva (Akshay Kumar) is a small time conman in love with Priya (Sonakshi Sinha), a pretty girl whom he met at a wedding he wasn't invited to. Into this picture perfect world enters six year old Neha who inexplicably believes Shiva to be her dad! And if this wasn't bad enough, Shiva also becomes the object of a series of life threatening attacks by a gang of deadly criminals who seem to know something he doesn't. While trying desperately to save his life and love, Shiva stumbles upon a deadly secret. A secret that will take him to a small town in Bihar; a town terrorized by its ruthless MLA and the mafia he controls; a town whose inhabitants' only hope for redemption is... Shiva!
- The Girl From the Naked Eye
Sasha Grey, need I say more?
- When Sandy, a call girl at "The Naked Eye", ends up dead, her friend and only ally in the world, Jake, goes on a manhunt to find out who killed her.
- Woman in the Fifth
Ethan Hawke? Where have you been?!
- An uptight NYC lawyer takes her two teenagers to her hippie mother's farmhouse upstate for a family vacation.
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Dogs may have been man's best friend for thousands of years longer than we realized
Pat Shipman
It's funny how much difference a single letter makes. A "woof" at the door is a very different thing from a wolf at the door. One is familiar, domestic, reassuring; the other is a frightening apparition of imminent danger. The distinction between our fond companions and the ferocious predator of northern climes goes back a long way.
Dogs are descended from wolves, probably the gray wolf. Some scientists argue that, because dogs and wolves can and do interbreed, they shouldn't be considered to be separate species at all. They believe that domestic dogs are only a subspecies or variant of the gray wolf,
Canis lupus, and ought to be called
Canis lupus familiaris (the familiar or domestic wolf) instead of
Canis familiaris
(the familiar or domestic dog). Although the ability to interbreed and produce fertile offspring is a tried-and-true criterion for recognizing that two populations are really variants of a single species, the reality is more nuanced. We cannot know whether dog-wolf hybrids will thrive and survive, or die out, in the long run.
Certainly we expect to be able to distinguish a dog from a wolf if we see one. Of course, domestic dogs are wildly variable in size and shape, thanks to several hundred years of selective breeding. Some have long, fluffy coats; others have tightly curled, nearly waterproof coats and webbed feet. Some are leggy and swift, whereas others are solid, stoutly built guard dogs. Some fit neatly into a pocketbook, but others barely fit into a compact car. As Robert K. Wayne of the University of California at Los Angeles declares, "Dogs show more diversity in appearance than any other mammal."
What is it that tells us this animal is "dog" and that one is "wolf?"
Modern wolves and dogs can be distinguished reasonably easily by their appearance. The most telling feature of dogs is the snout, which is significantly shorter and wider than wolves' snouts. Only a few dog breeds with extremely elongated, slender snouts, such as Irish wolfhounds, surpass wolves in "snoutiness."
But a crucial part of the difference we perceive is in the animals' manner and attitude towards humans. Domesticated dogs are just that: canids that live in the house or domicile of humans. They are genetically disposed to seek out human attention and approval and to accept human leadership. Wolves are not.
How did this important change come about? Probably in the distant past, humans took in a wolf cub, or even a whole litter of cubs, and provided shelter, food and protection. As the adopted cubs matured, some were aggressive, ferocious and difficult to handle; those probably ended up in the pot or were cast out. The ones that were more accepting of and more agreeable to humans were kept around longer and fed more. In time, humans might have co-opted the natural abilities of canids, using the dogs' keen noses and swift running skills, for example, to assist in hunting game. If only the most desirable dogs were permitted to breed, the genes encoding for "better" dogs would continue to be concentrated until the new domesticated species (or subspecies) was formed.
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(Brees goes down in Game 1 like Brady did).
Or is this a 'all goes scenario'?
1-15, frick you for thinking this anyway. Why the frick do you hate Brees so much. The guy is having a bad stretch, he will overcome it.
I was actually thinking about this yesterday. Honestly, I have a hard time deciding who would do better. While Brees has won us some games, he sure has lost us a few as well. That's what you have to consider, Daniel probably won't be the reason you'll win a game but he probably wouldn't be the reason you lose it either.
ETA: I know that will be construed as me hating Brees and wanting him to bench him, which I want neither. Just pointing out the facts. I think Payton's game time adjustments are more important to this teams success than Brees skills at this point and that's been pretty evident this season. Brees is still the man, but asking him to go win you every game is a damn talk order that has obviously taken a toll on him.
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NPR fires Juan Williams over comments about Muslims flying
posted at 8:45 am on October 21, 2010 by Ed Morrissey
Juan Williams warned that political correctness leads to a paralysis that keeps people from addressing reality — and then ended up a victim of just that kind of political correctness in the very next breath. NPR terminated his contract, even though just moments later Williams and Mary Katharine Ham speak about how important it is for commentators to distinguish between moderate and extremist Muslims. Too late, because Williams made the unpardonable sin of admitting that people boarding flights in "Muslim garb" makes him nervous:
The move came after Mr. Williams, who is also a Fox News political analyst, appeared on the "The O'Reilly Factor" on Monday. On the show, the host, Bill O'Reilly, asked him to respond to the notion that the United States was facing a "Muslim dilemma." Mr. O'Reilly said, "The cold truth is that in the world today jihad, aided and abetted by some Muslim nations, is the biggest threat on the planet."
Mr. Williams said he concurred with Mr. O'Reilly.
He continued: "I mean, look, Bill, I'm not a bigot. You know the kind of books I've written about the civil rights movement in this country. But when I get on the plane, I got to tell you, if I see people who are in Muslim garb and I think, you know, they are identifying themselves first and foremost as Muslims, I get worried. I get nervous."
Mr. Williams also made reference to the Pakistani immigrant who pleaded guilty this month to trying to plant a car bomb in Times Square. "He said the war with Muslims, America's war is just beginning, first drop of blood. I don't think there's any way to get away from these facts," Mr. Williams said.
NPR said in its statement that the remarks "were inconsistent with our editorial standards and practices, and undermined his credibility as a news analyst with NPR."
Does watching an entire segment and hearing remarks in context also conflict with NPR's editorial standards and practices? The Right Scoop has the entire six-minute-plus segment, and do what NPR failed to do — watch the whole thing:
With the exception of the very beginning, when Williams made the statement that so offended NPR, Williams and Mary Katharine took a position mainly opposite of Bill O'Reilly, with both stating that the distinction between extremist Muslims and the rest was an important one to make, Mary Katharine more for strategic purposes, and Williams on journalistic grounds.
But then again, Williams was arguing for tolerance, and that apparently violates NPR's "editorial standards and practices." Clearly, NPR only wants opinion journalists that agree with the opinions of NPR, and I mean totally agree. An NPR opinion journalist had better not admit to having a normal human reaction about potential for terrorism nine years after 3,000 Americans got killed by radical Muslims on commercial air flights, or else. The rest of NPR's cast just got an object lesson about the range of opinion tolerated by management.
But, hey, that's NPR's prerogative. After all, it's not as if they're government sponsored in any way. Oh, wait …
As I've said many times before: Political correctness is the handmaiden of terror.
Condolences to Juan Williams, whom I've debated –vigorously, but always with respect and cordiality — many times over the years.
Hope this accelerates his journey on the ideological learning curve. And I hope he doesn't back down. …
Worth noting: NPR affiliate employee Sarah Spitz at public radio station KCRW wishes death on Rush Limbaugh…not a firing offense.
Andrew Malcolm reminds us that one of the few bipartisan areas of consensus is that political correctness has run amuck:
A majority of Americans, who are globally famous for candidly saying what they think, now say they believe that their country has become too politically correct.
A new Rasmussen Reports survey finds that nearly six in 10 respondents (57%) say they think we've gotten too hung up on too many sensibilities. Can we even talk about this with the other 43%? …
But here's an interesting result from the Rasmussen research: Nearly three out of four Americans say they think that political correctness is a problem.
So, wait a minute: More people think PC is a problem than think there's too much of it. So, how then is it a problem?
Of course, we respect the right of some people to hold nonsensical views like that. Such thoughtful minorities are an important part of the diverse American identity.
Rasmussen also finds that 13% say they disagree with the 74% and think PC is not a problem. And another 13% are wishy-washy can't-decides who should probably move to Canada.
The problem is that the first 13% would tell the 74% to either shut up about it, or get branded as bigots or haters for wanting to discuss it. And that 13% either work for or listen to NPR, apparently.
Why not just have Juan Williams debate the issue on NPR? Get him on a panel with other NPR opinion journalists and either have him defend himself or best him with actual argument? It's not like Williams just got hired by NPR, after all; he's been there for eleven years. Rather than explore the topic, NPR decided to can him instead in order to maintain their "editorial standards and practices," but more to the point, their editorial and ideological purity. That's exactly what Williams meant when he warned about political correctness, and unwittingly turned himself into an object lesson in it.
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Tonight I prepared mac and cheese with a delightful twist. Fire roasted tomatoes, smoky Cheddar cheese, cayenne and scallions with a fantastic result. This recipe possibly came from my favorite magazine, Bon Apetit. My husband loved it and I'm sure your family would too.
12 oz bag of elbow macaroni, cooked and drained. Return to saucepan and keep warm.
1 1/2 c. whipping cream (do not use 1/2 and 1/2 or milk)
1 tsp. Dijon mustard
1/2 tsp. sea salt
1/4 tsp. ground red pepper (cayenne)
8 oz. smoked Cheddar cheese, shredded
2 14.5 oz cans of fire roasted diced tomatoes
1/4 c. sliced scallions
1/3 c. grated Parmesan cheese
1/3 c. plain dry bread crumbs
2 tsp. olive oil
Heat oven to 375 and spray a 13 x 9-inch baking dish. In a 2 quart saucepan, heat cream, mustard, salt and red pepper to boiling. Reduce heat and stir in Cheddar with wire whisk until smooth. Pour sauce over macaroni. Stir in tomatoes and scallions. Pour into baking dish. Stir together Parmesan cheese and bread crumbs and sprinkle over top of macaroni mixture. Drizzle olive oil on top.
Bake 15-20 miinutes or until edges are bubbly and top is golden brown.
I won't be serving this for breakfast, but I do prepare a delicious breakfast. Stay overnight and experience breakfast from Whispering Pines.
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Fine Art America is one of the largest, most-respected giclee printing companies in the world with over 40 years of experience producing museum-quality prints. All of our prints are produced on state-of-the-art, professional-grade Epson printers.
We use acid-free papers and canvases with archival inks to guarantee that your prints last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. Paper prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting. Canvas prints include a 2.5" white border to allow for future stretching on stretcher bars.
Prints ship within 3 - 4 business days in durable cardboard tubes.
Karen lives in California and produces wonderful work � her nature photography is intense and stunning. Her work resonates with a sense of the unspoken spiritual presence of other. By NOEWI To date my work has been featured on the following news channels: KTLA, WHNT, WTKR, KWNG, SSAT, WISN, KOCO, KFOR, the National Weather Channel and Weather Underground (Wunderground) under the handle "karalegal". By Karen M. Scovill Specialize in: Outdoor scenes, storm formation, still life, insects, landscape, weather, selective coloring. Hope you enjoy :) Message: "The body of work displayed is simply incredible. Your eye for beauty is astounding and is only surpassed by your desire to share what you witness through the lens with...
Our return policy is very simple:
If you're not happy with a purchase that you made on FineArtAmerica.com, for any reason, you can return it to us within 30 days of the order date. As soon as it arrives, we'll issue a full refund for the entire purchase price. Please note - Fine Art America does not reimburse the outgoing or return shipping charges unless the return is due to a defect in quality.
Fine Art America sells thousands of pieces of artwork each month - all with a 100% money-back guarantee. We take great pride in the fact that hundreds of thousands of artists have chosen Fine Art America to fulfill their orders, and we look forward to helping you select your next piece!
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All art prints ship from our production facility within 2 - 3 business days of your order.