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Elka Ostrovsky is a main character in the show, Hot in Cleveland. Elka is the Girls' housekeeper. She always is finding a way to argue with Joy, or cheer up the girls. Elka always gets herself in strange situations, such as dating Santa Clause and her husband faking his own death.
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Oct. 16, 2005
FRESNO, Calif. - Fresno State used a balanced offensive attack and controlled the clock for 34:39 en route to a 53-21 victory against Utah State here late Saturday night. The Aggies fell to 2-3 overall as well as 1-2 in the Western Athletic Conference. Fresno State improved to 4-1 and 2-0. USU has now lost eight straight road games dating back to last year.
Utah State struck first after Terrance Washington recorded an interception on Fresno State's first play of the game. The Aggies took over at the Bulldogs' 36-yard line and scored five plays later on a Chris Forbes one-yard touchdown run to take a 7-0 lead just three minutes into the game.
However, the Bulldogs responded by scoring the game's next 46 points. The Aggies finally got on the board again early in the fourth quarter when quarterback Leon Jackson III scored on a one-yard sneak to bring the score to 46-14. FSU then took the ensuing kickoff and scored again making the score 53-14 with 11:05 left in the contest. USU finished the game's scoring when wide receiver Kevin Robinson, a Fresno, Calif. Native, hauled in a 27-yard pass from backup quarterback Jerod Walker with 6:27 left in the game.
The Aggies committed three turnovers in the first half which led to 17 Bulldog points. One of the USU turnovers took place on its own one-yard line, which Fresno State scored on the game's next play. USU also allowed its first safety since 1998 when an errant punt snap rolled 27 yards out of the endzone to give FSU two more points.
USU struggled on the ground and played the game without injured tailback Ryan Bohm, who had gained 95 yards in the previous four games to be USU's leading rushing tailback on the year. Early in the fourth quarter tailback Chris Forbes was taken to a local hospital for precautionary x-rays after experiencing pain in his neck after being tackled on his ninth carry of the game. Walker, who played most of the fourth quarter in place of Jackson, ran for a team-high 62 yards on nine carries. He also completed two of five passes for 30 yards and one touchdown.
Aggie linebacker Jake Hutton recorded a game-high nine tackles, including one stop for a loss. John Chick recorded a sack as did Devon Hall, while Jarrett Bush recorded his second interception of the season.
Utah State will return home to host Boise State on Saturday in a 4:35 p.m. kickoff that will be televised on KJZZ-TV in the state of Utah as well as back in Boise.
UTAH STATE POSTGAME NOTES At Fresno State, Oct. 15, 2005
O - Fresno State's 53 points were the most allowed by Utah State since the 2002 season (lost 63-38 at Boise State).
O - The 32-point losing margin was USU's largest since falling by 42 against Utah in the third game of last year (48-6).
O - Fresno native WR Kevin Robinson scored his seventh touchdown of the year on a 26-yard reception in the fourth quarter. It was his seventh touchdown in the last four games.
O - For the fifth time in five games a player other than a running back led USU in rushing as backup quarterback Jerrod Walker ran for a team-high 62 yards tonight.
O - USU TB Chris Forbes was taken to a local hospital for precautionary x-rays after feeling pain in his neck after an early fourth quarter run. When he left the stadium he had feeling and movement in his hands and feet.
O - Fresno State's safety against Utah State was the first against the Aggies since Sam Houston State scored on a two-point safety in 1998.
O - USU's four turnovers were its most in a game this year (three vs. Idaho). The Aggies had four turnovers in each of its last two games of last year against Arkansas State and New Mexico State.
O - S Terrance Washington recorded his sixth career interception on USU's first defensive play. It was his first this season and the third by the Aggies this year.
O - USU scored first for the third time this season (entered tonight 1-1 when doing that this season).
O - TB Chris Forbes recorded his second rushing touchdown of the year (had a 51-yard run against Idaho).
O - USU has now turned eight opponent turnovers into four touchdowns this season.
O - USU head coach Brent Guy talks about shortening the field with turnovers and USU's first possession started on the Fresno State 36-yard line. It marked just the fourth time this season the Aggies started a drive on the opponent's side of the 50-yard line (two touchdowns and one field goal).
O - Fresno State's 17 first quarter were the most allowed by USU in the opening quarter in the last 13 games (Utah scored 20 in the third game of last season).
O - DE John Chick recorded his 5.5 sack of the season in the first half. He entered tonight with two sacks in each of the previous two games after sharing a sack in the season opener at Utah.
O - WR Dionte' Holloway, who ran track at Fresno State in 2003 and played football at Fresno City College in 2004, recorded his first USU reception in the second quarter. Tonight was the second game he has played at USU as he first saw action last week against San Jose State.
O - USU's three turnovers in the first half matched its most in an entire game this season (had three against Idaho).
O - LB D.J. Brookter, who is from Fresno's Bullard High School, had five tackles at halftime.
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Would you like to be part of a Guinness World Record? Then come join us for the Great Cloth Diaper Change! We will have lots of family friendly activities, prizes, and the first 50 babies to pre-register shall receive an awesome goodie bag when they arrive Saturday morning.
Fairytale Deals and Cheeks N Bums are hosting this wonderful event to bring awareness to the many benefits of eco friendly cloth diapering, while collaborating our efforts with other organizations world wide to break the Guinness World Record for the most people changing their baby's cloth diapers at the same time! Please join us for this FREE Event as we try to break last year's record. This promises to be a fun and exciting event for all.
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One of the prints on display at the University Art Museum's "Postcards: Binghamton Architecture" exhibit.
Photo by Jonathan Cohen
Art Museum to highlight architecture of Binghamton, NYC
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The historic architecture and buildings of New York City and Binghamton will be celebrated this semester in two separate exhibits at the University's Art Museum.
Opening March 8, "The Landmarks of New York" is a traveling exhibition based on the book of the same name by noted writer/activist Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel. The book, published by the State University of New York Press, features photos and descriptions of more than 1,200 landmarks and more than 100 historic districts that have been recognized by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.
The exhibit, which opened last fall at SUNY Plaza in Albany, will be in FA-213 through March 31. An opening reception will take place from 4-7 p.m. Thursday, March 8. Diamonstein-Spielvogel will attend the opening reception and sign copies of her books, which will be available for sale.
"I thought it would be a great idea to have this kind of exhibit at the museum," said Jackie Hogan, assistant director of the Art Museum. "I really wanted (Diamonstein-Spielvogel) to be at the reception. … I'm looking forward to meeting her."
"The Landmarks of New York" inspired Hogan to curate an exhibit that would pay tribute to Binghamton and its past. "Postcards: Binghamton Architecture" is now on display on the first floor of the Art Museum (FA-179) and will remain there through June 1. The exhibit offers postcard views of dozens of Binghamton landmarks from the early 1900s.
"I wanted to have an exhibit that would complement 'The Landmarks of New York,'" Hogan said. "I wanted to push Binghamton, because Binghamton is so important. Instead of taking photos now, I went back further to show the past. The past is so important. Some of these buildings are still standing today."
The framed prints feature sites such as the former New York State Inebriate Asylum, the Arlington Hotel, the old Press Building and the Kilmer Building. One postcard shows a small, single-building City Hospital that would eventually become Binghamton General Hospital. Another postcard shows the entrance to Ross Park with writing under the photo that says: "We're going to play ball in about half an hour."
"One of the interesting things of this particular time is that people could not write on the back of the card where the address was," Hogan said. "They could only write on the front or over the picture."
Some postcards even misspell Binghamton as "Binghampton."
"It was a lot of fun looking at these postcards," Hogan said. "I enjoyed looking at all of the old buildings. They have so much character."
Also at the Art Museum this semester are new display cases on the first floor. This has enabled the museum to renovate and expand "The Ancient World" permanent display. The cases allow most of the museum's original artifacts from Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, China and the Americas to be shown all of the time.
"Our goal is to present the entire world," said Silvia Ivanova, registrar and curator of education. "You can see the continuations of certain traditions and you can see the uniqueness of certain cultures. Because of this installation, we are able to show the evolution of certain artifacts and bring everything together as one."
Among the highlights of "The Ancient World" is a Mesopotamian brick donated by the late Kenneth C. Lindsay, Art Museum founder and professor emeritus of art history. It was one of the first objects to enter the museum's permanent collection, Ivanova said. Also on display are ancient Chinese earthenware bowls and a replica of an original map of the known world in the 16th century.
"We wanted to replicate it and make it bigger because this is a map that shows all of the continents," Ivanova said. "Other maps focus on Europe and Asia or parts of Africa. We are reproducing it because it connects the different parts of 'The Ancient World' exhibit."
FA-179 is also hosting a "Red Chalk Drawings" exhibit. For the first time, the 10 red chalk drawings from the museum's permanent collection will be displayed together. Red Chalk was a popular drawing tool used by European artists in the 16th and 17th centuries. FA-213, meanwhile, will host "Highlights of New Acquisitions," dozens of objects that have entered the permanent collection from alumni and museum supporters. "Highlights" will be on display through Feb. 18, before giving way to "The Landmarks of New York."


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Anna Kushnir runs a blog on a high profile platform over at Nature Publishing. Last Saturday she complained about the user fiendliness of PubMed.
I have spent an absurd amount of time on PubMed recently and can say in no uncertain terms that it is making my dissertation writing way more painful than it needs to be. I can hold a paper in my hands, search for two authors' last names and have PubMed come up with nothing.
PubMed, however is probably the most widely used bibliographic database in the world. Certainly in the world of Medicine. Many libraries run special classes to teach the intricacies of PubMed. We -librarians- have to admit, searching PubMed is not easy. It is certainly not intuitive. After you've found what you searched for, then it is complicated to get the information over to another programme such as Reference Manager or EdnNote. If you succeed in that, you get abbreviated journal title's, authors with maximally two initials etc….
How surprising was the reaction of Dean Giustini. Well his reaction is perhaps typical for a librarian in general, we go out and teach the user a few tricks. We teach and teach. The database is not broken! It's the user we need to mend.
I thought Dean would know better than this. Of course he is right in the fact that this complaint on PubMed is an excellent teaching moment. But I would rather stress the message from Anna Kushnir, and that is that searching PubMed is not intuitive. Far from it. Even if you would have had classes some years ago in searching PubMed, that knowledge is now obsolete. That is good for PubMed, they innovate and improve, but when we think that refresher courses in searching PubMed should be high of the lists of Doctors, surgeon and medical researchers, we are speculating on the wrong track. They simply don't have time for these courses. It is a rat race to keep informed on the progress of their own specialities. Why would they need courses for full time MLIS professionals to search a bibliographic database?
We have to go out there and listen to our users. Anna Kushnir is one of them. Her message is plain and simple, searching PubMed -however good we think it already might be- should become more intuitive. I think we should do a lot better and can do a lot better to build these more intuitive search engines.
I see the post from Anna more as a challenge for our profession, than as a teaching moment.


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Prep Football: Shadow Hills Upsets 29 Palms on Homecoming
The Shadow Hills Knights earned their first Homecoming win in the school's history in dramatic fashion. The Knights took a 7-7 tie into the fourth quarter with reigning De Anza league champion Twentynine Palms. Homecoming King James Toland led a running attack in the final quarter which resulted in a touchdown for the knights in shining purple. The Knights' defense held on anchored by Renee Herrera. Shadow Hills beats 29 Palms 13-7 and rebounds big after last week's loss to Yucca Valley. The Knights now keep themselves relevant in the playoff conversation.


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SHELLEY—As indicated by the team tents, cheering spectators and post race watermelon on Thursday at Journey's End Golf Course, cross-country season has arrived in eastern Idaho.
Several runners wearing orange, red and blue took home medals Thursday at the second annual Saucony XC Scramble meet co-hosted by Shelley and Sugar-Salem.
With five top-20 finishers, the girls in Idaho Falls orange won the team title with 55 points. Leading the Tigers—and District 6—was junior Ashlyn Dyer, who ran 20:33.36 to finish second behind winner Rachel McGovern of Pocatello (20:22.69).
Thursday was Dyer's second time on the course, having finished third at last year's meet.
"I think it's a pretty good course," Dyer said. "The gravel is hard to get a grip on, but it's flat."
A bonus to her familiarity with the course was the fact that Thursday's race time temperature was at least 10 degrees cooler than last season's race when several runners were treated for heat exhaustion. A steady breeze also accompanied runners along the course.
"I'm so relieved," a smiling Dyer said in regards to the cooler weather.
Dyer's teammates Niquelle Lewis, Rebecca Corgatelli, Virginia Nielsen and Megan Mary also won medals. Lewis and Corgatelli, both seniors, finished in 10th and 11th with respective times of 21:54.28 and 22:02.61. Nielson, a sophomore, finished 17th in 22:28.79 and Mary, a junior, was 19th in 22:33.62.
Idaho Falls graduated two from last year's girls team which placed fourth at the 5A state championships for the program's first trophy since 2002. Dyer said she thinks the Tigers will be just as successful this season, and she is hoping to also accomplish some individual goals.
"I want to medal at state and I also want to improve my times at each race," Dyer said.
Accounting for the red among the medalists were Shelley, Madison and Hillcrest. Defending 3A state runner-up Shelley took second in the girls team standings with 63 points thanks to three top-20 finishes. Klarissa Andersen, a junior, and Cambria Hassell, a senior, finished fifth and sixth with respective times of 21:13.86 and 21:19.95. Sophomore Paytin Drollinger was 12th in 22:03.
Madison took third with 85 points, led by junior Megan Gehmlich's fourth place finish in 21:09.07 and freshman Rachel Morrin's ninth place finish in 21:44.99. Sugar-Salem, led by sophomore Shaylee Hill's 13th place time of 22:13.71, was fourth with 133 points.
Madison edged defending 4A state champion Pocatello by three points to win the boys team title with 51 points. Four Bobcats had top 10 finishes, led by senior Jon Stutz's third-place time of 17:09.40. Pocatello's Elijah Armstrong won in a course record time of 16:14.84 with younger brother Malachi second in 17:05.02.
Joining Stutz in the top 10 were Mubarek Haws in fifth place (17:12.02), John Cromar in sixth (17:46.74) and Logan Garner in 10th (17:59.69). Stutz was side-by-side with Haws early, which he said gave him a boost.
"I always like to have somebody up there running with me," Stutz said.
The Bobcats, who took fourth place at last year's 5A state championships, feature a large senior class of athletes who compete in both cross-country and track. Stutz said he and his teammates feel good about this season.
"I think most of the guys are confident," Stutz said. "It's really nice to have a big group to train with and push each other in a race."
The Hillcrest boys, led by senior Will Eddy's ninth place time of 17:59.52 and junior Tyler Brown's 12th place time of 18:03.99, took third place with 111 points. Shelley was fourth with 120 points, led by junior duo Austin Stewart (fourth place, 17:11.54) and Mark Crandall (eighth place, 17:50.88).
Sugar-Salem head coach and co-meet manager Brett Hill said the meet drew about 800 total middle school and high school runners. The high school meet featured 20 schools.


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I don't know about you, but we are going out less and less. This recipe is reminiscent of a fast food cheeseburger ~ really. Your kids will love it. I have made it with both a Boboli crust and with a homemade one. Both are delicious. I have gotten to the point where my kids eat so much that I pretty much have to use a homemade crust or else buy 3 or 4 Boboli. The picture above is the homemade version.
Cheeseburger Pizza
Author: Frugal Antics of a Harried Homemaker
- ½ lb ground beef
- 1 small onion, chopped fine
- 1 Boboli pizza shell
- ½ cup pizza sauce (your choice)
- 6 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- 20 dill pickle coin slices
- 2 cups shredded cheddar
- 2 cups shredded mozzarella
- 1 tsp Italian seasoning
- In a skillet, cook beef and onion until meat is no longer pink; rain and set aside.
- Place crust on an ungreased pan.
- Spread with pizza sauce.
- Top with beef, bacon, pickles and cheese.
- Sprinkle with seasoning.
- Bake 450 degrees for 8-10 minutes or until cheese is melted.


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I did a search BTW, and it (Blue Wonder) was only mentioned one time... in trying to blue a 1911 safety that was nickel plated... THAT won't work.
I have seen results of Blue wonder on some other forums, and it looks good, and some folks have been quite happy... but you guys, well, I trust y'all.. kinda...
Currently stripping down the barrel of the 10/22 I got for next to nothing...
After rudimentary cleaning, it shoots, the bore is clean and shiny (to the nekkid eye).
Shooting off-hand it seems to shoot high and right (three shots in two rounds, all high and right)...
But I think I'll put it in a vise next time before I drift the sight. Trigger is stiff enough that that may be the only reason it's "pulling."
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.I have AC 4 black flag for PS4.. atm and im currently PLAYING it... but my QuarterMaster does nothing when Boarding other ships besides weavering her Sword and doing SQUAT !!!! while im getting my **bleep** kicked and my crew dying ..... cus i can't reach them fast enought to save them ...... is there ANYWAY OR trigger that makes ur QUARTERMASTER Fight ?...... cus i feel like im doing all the work and my quartermaster is just there looking ..... here is small clip i made from teh PS4 while playing it......
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Little girl with terminal cancer gets a birthday parade
CANON CITY, Colo. - Ashlee Wiedeman turned five years old this week. It may not sound like much, but it was a big landmark for this small girl living with terminal cancer.
Her mother says it may be her last birthday, so on Thursday they celebrated.
Little Ashlee has liver cancer.
She's been living with a tumor growing on her lung, that's pressing against her ribs.
But during her party you couldn't tell. Ashlee was too busy becoming a Disney princess, riding along Main Street in downtown Canon City in her horse drawn carriage.
"She loves today she's been talking about it for a week. With terminal cancer, she's the strongest person I've ever known. Still up trying to play, showing strength I don't think I've ever seen in a child," said Ashlee's dad, Gary Wiedman.
Sangre De Cristo Hospice & Palliative Care, along with Western Wishes teamed up to make Ashlee's birthday wish become reality.


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I reload and to be honest I have had some case failures in 40 S&W,even tho I don't load hot loads I have had case failures,I was shooting my Sig 229 when one case ruptured at the extractor,It blew the external extractor Pin and spring completely off rendering the gun inoperable,new parts run about $50 shipped,I was shooting the 2022 40 S&W same type of case failure and gun continued to operate,the 2022 has an internal extractor.I like them both just fine.
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From the heart of rural Hampshire, Butlers Grove offers a range of speciality gift food items. As a well-established family owned business, its aim is to offer premium products with impeccable etiquette. From traditional fruit jams and marmalades to flavoursome chutneys and relishes, the aim remains the same: to prepare and supply high quality speciality gift foods, package them simply and let the quality speak for itself. Clearly it speaks volumes, as the brand has won several Great Taste awards from the Guild of Fine Food.
Keeping recipes simple, maintaining a rich taste and superior texture.
The word chutney was originally derived from the Hindi 'chatni', and was introduced to the West during the colonial era. The original chatni was a type of relish that was usually made of fresh fruits and designed to accompany curry dishes. An exceptional assortment of sweet and savoury jellies, relishes and chutneys featuring a wide variety of flavours.
The name speaks for itself, this fruity chunky chutney will enhance any ploughman's dish and is particularly great with mature cheeses.
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With the motto "Life's too short for matching socks!" and a cheery mix of patterns and stripes in each sock, Solmate is a sock after our own heart. We're so thrilled to be able to offer their distinctive (and delightful) crew socks, made proudly in the USA.
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By Andrea Chalfin News Dir. On April 17, 2012 · 2 Comments · In Colorado Springs, KRCC News, Michelle Mercer, Open Space, Outdoors and Nature, Parks
Areas like Red Rock Canyon Open Space & Stratton Open Space contribute immeasurably to the quality of life in the Pikes Peak Region. They also play a role in attracting both individuals and businesses to the area. There's now a growing trend for communities across the country to quantify those values. KRCC's Michelle Mercer set out to apply some of those tools to see how Colorado Springs measures up.
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I am glad to see a continuing effort being made to quantify the economic value of our parks and open spaces as well as wetlands, forests, rivers and streams. Only when people, especially the policy and decision makers, see that these things have monetary value as well as quality of life value will they join the effort to preserve these natural resources. Thank You for your part in adding to this general awareness! Jan
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As an environmental economist who has been working in the field of non-market valuation (in which we develop techniques to estimate the benefits from environmental amenities), I appreciate the fact that you have chosen to inform the public about this issue. From a technical standpoint, I should add that with GIS software and spatial econometric techniques, it is at least (in principle) possible to separate out the effects of proximity and view on property value, as long as the two are not perfectly correlated. It is also possible to estimate the value of that good feeling you get when strolling through Red Rock Canyon, so sorry to say, it's not priceless. Colorado is fortunate enough to have some of the leaders in this field at its universities – John Loomis at Colorado State, and Edward Morey and Nicholas Flores at CU Boulder.
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