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How to find a dermatologist
1. Board certification in dermatology. Many doctors practice dermatology who have had no training in dermatology. Unfortunately this is not illegal.
2. What kind of problem do you have? Deramatology has many sub specialists, such as surgical/cosmetic, Mohs surgery, contact dermatitis (allergy), psoriasis/ photo medicine. Ask your internist to ask their derm colleagues for the best person for your problem.
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New new laws look set to be introduced that will see wild animals banned from performing in the circus in Scotland.
It follows a similar motion being passed by MPs in the Commons earlier this week.
A spokeswoman for the Scottish Government said the SNP administration also looks set to act.
"The cabinet will considering this issue over the forthcoming legislative programme," she said yesterday.
David Cameron insisted he was "profoundly relaxed" over MPs' demands for a ban on wild animals in circuses.
The Prime Minister also defended his Downing Street team over claims they had "bullied" an MP into dropping the plans, insisting his staff were more like Mother Teresa than "slathering Rottweilers".
UK ministers were against a ban being brought in next year fearing it would leave the Government open to lawsuits from circus owners and workers.
But MPs have agreed to a ban which, while not binding on the coalition, heaped pressure on ministers to act.
Mr Cameron insisted government and backbenchers were "not a million miles away" from each other on the ban because it was "not right" to have wild circus animals in Britain in 2011.
He said the Government had "been through the hoops, walked the tightrope and possibly sent in the clowns as well" when asked about the row.
He said: "I thought we would be able to find a compromise where everyone would be able to support language that was more easily achievable. That wasn't possible so in the end the backbench motion went through unopposed. I'm profoundly relaxed about the whole thing."


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Celebrities Tweet About Love On Valentine's Day
Love is in the Twittersphere on Thursday, with celebrities everywhere taking to the social networking site to share their Valentine's Day wishes.
Check out what stars are saying about the holiday here:
Justin Bieber: HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY.
Mariah Carey: Happy Valentine's Day lovers!!!! Our valentine's day began last night…TBC: )
Gisele Bundchen: Happy Valentine's day to all! Let's spread love.
Emma Watson: It seems to me that love is everywhere. Often, it's not particularly dignified or newsworthy, but it's always there -Love Actually, R.Curtis
Blake Shelton: Happy Valentines Day b*tches!!!!!!
Sarah Hyland: Happy Valentine's day!!! Whether you have a partner or are just bein awesome on your own, have an amazing day and take time to appreciate ☺
50 Cent: Happy Valentine's day to every women who read's this. If you don't have anyone special at the moment. I'm your Valentine
Ashley Tisdale: Woke up to this and a bed full of rose petals #happyvaletinesday #goodmorning #solucky
Brooke Burke: Happy valentines day Tweeties. I'm snuggled on my couch with my son, totally in love :)
The Situation: Happy Valentine's Day everyone! Hope it's a good one…
Jennie Garth: Enjoying Valentine's Day treats, but still making good on our New Year resolution: brushing and flossing after we eat!
Jim Carrey: To those who r in love, Happy Valentines Day! To those who don't have that special someone, Happy Wish I Was Dead Day! ;^P
Ian Somerhalder: Happy Valentines Day you ladies.Though its a conspiracy of chocolatiers,florists&Jewelers,It is a great excuse to give some ladies some love
Kevin Spacey: Happy Valentine's day to all my fans. I appreciate your support over the years.
Shenae Grimes: love my baby, knows me well x #alwaysforever "@iamjoshbeech:@shenaegrimes happy valentines day baby x x love ya x x
Lena Dunham: It comforted her to think that all the valentines she was forced to make in kindergarten were meant for him, she just hadn't known it yet
Maria Menounos: There is only one happiness in life — to love and to be loved. Happy valentines day everyone!:)
Sofia Vergara: Happy V day followers!!!
Jimmy Kimmel: I am in Playboy. Happy Valentine's Day ladies
Hank Baskett: I just want to say Happy Valentine's Day to the woman that didn't ask me to change my life but instead opened my eyes to what my life was truly meant for. I Love You & Thank You @KendraWilkinson!
Lindsay Lohan: Happy Valentines Day everyone!!
Victoria Justice: Happy V Day friends! Sending u all my love :). Xo #Heres2Us
JWoww: Happy Valentine's Day!!!
Mike Tyson: Happy 17th bday to my beautiful daughter Rayna, the best Valentine gift. I love you and so proud of you.
Katie Couric: So what r u doing for Valentine's Day? Gotta be honest, I find it a bit cheesy! What are u all doing? #swak
Louis Tomlinson: Lovely valentines meal tonight @RossoRestaurant . Thanks for having us :) Great food !!
Jack Osbourne: Happy valentines days @MrsLisaOsbourne :-)
Diddy: Happy Valentines Day!!
Josh Duhamel: Happy Valentine's Day!
Kylie Jenner: I just called my dad and told him to buy me flowers.. What is wrong with me! He said no..
Rihanna: Happy Valentines Day. Today the day fa lovin not hatin so to cats like you and I it's just another day…
Bobbi Kristina: HappyValentinesDay! •• Out2Dinner with mine•• @nickdgordon ••You really know how2make me smile&alwysHappy :)(: •• Iloveyousweetie!• xO
Christina Applegate: For valentines day we took our baby girl to Disneyland. It was a great day!
Tyra Banks: .@miguelunlimited you got me playing Adorn nonstop on this lovely Valentine's Day. Who else is obsessed with that song?
Emmy Rossum: Happy valentine's twitter-verse! Hope you're celebrating with your loved ones! I am going to eat my body weight in chocolate and cheese! xo
John Stamos: to all the hopeless romantics out there (me included) "i hope you meet someone tonight that you cant wait to see again" HAPPY V. DAY
Evan Rachel Wood: Happy valentines day. Have a bella notte.
Snoop Dogg: Happy Valentines LUV 1s!
Julia Louis-Dreyfus: F**k u LA traffic for ruining Valentines day. Missing Bonnie Raitt LIVE thanks to c**ksucking gridlock. No joke. #CandyHeartRejects
Channing Tatum: Sending love out to all of you in the Twitterspere! Hope you had a Happy Valentine's Day!
Kelly Clarkson: Happy V Day everybody! My valentine woke me up w/flowers & a sweet card. Little does he know waking up w/him is the gift. #cheesybuttrue
Julie Bowen: I don't want flowers or pink champagne. I just want my kids to put themselves to bed so I can watch lakers/clippers and Miami/okc


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At 6'4″ and 215 pounds, Hill is long an lean, built for speed. At the combine, he ripped off a 4.36 40, and demonstrated the burst to not only beat a corner deep, but also outrun safeteys assigned to third level coverage. His explosiveness was on display in the vertical leap (39.5″) and the broad jump (11'1″), where Hill's totals were among the top two receivers in each test. Playing in the heavy run-oriented offense at Georgia Tech, he was the offense's fourth or fifth option, and managed to haul in only 49 catches over his three years with the Ramblin' Wreck. But, what he lacks in experience, he makes up for with innate athleticism, exhibiting not only top flight speed, but also impressive body control, balance, and overall coordination. Hill enters the draft as a raw, untested commodity, but his upside is as high as any other receiver, and, in a league where speed sells, Hill could be a late first round selection.
Hill is a smooth runner, who can sink his hips, and accelerate out of breaks. When playing the ball in the air, he demonstrates the body control to adjust to poorly thrown balls, or those outside his frame. He has long arms and big hands, and will make the occasional circus catch. Post-catch, Hill snaps his head around, and immediately re-directs downfield; here, he's explosive, and, once he gains separation, he can run away from pursuers. He's also a stronger runner than you'd expect, based on his frame. And, Hill displays effort and skill as a run blocker, having as much experience in this area as any in the draft.
Hill is not a precise pattern runner, and has experience with a limited route tree, featuring mostly vertical stems. He displays inconsistent hands, with too many lack of focus drops. Hill also lacks sideline awareness, and of occasion, will fail to give the quarterback room to deliver the ball on 9 routes. He has the size and demeanor to defeat tight press coverage, but, too often, tries to run around and sidestep defenders, and can be re-routed by physical corners. And, as a true Junior, with only a handful of receptions at the collegiate level, he is certainly raw; due to limited experience he's probably two years behind, developmentally, other receivers in this class.
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Thanks Janq, that's a great resource.
This is a discussion on 'The National Firearms Act (NFA) Handbook' within the Defensive Books, Video & References forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; For those who are curious or care to know you can learn ALL that there is to know about the National Firearms Act. Below is ...
For those who are curious or care to know you can learn ALL that there is to know about the National Firearms Act.
Below is a backgrounder toward how this handbook came to be...---National Firearms Act Handbook Now Online
Wednesday June 6, 2007
Firearms dealers, collectors, gunsmiths and anyone else involved in the firearms industry will be glad to learn that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (BATF) has made the entire National Firearms Act Handbook available online.
The Handbook can be viewed in a handy chapter-by-chapter version, or the entire 10.14 megabyte volume can be downloaded in its entirety.
BATF was assisted by the National Firearms Act Trade and Collectors Association (NFATCA) in putting the Handbook online.
The Handbook is an essential document for understanding and complying with the National Firearms Act.
The National Firearms Act (NFA), originally enacted in 1934, imposes a tax on the making and transfer of firearms defined by the Act, as well as a special occupational tax on persons and entities engaged in the business of importing, manufacturing, and dealing in NFA-regulated firearms. The law also required the registration of all NFA firearms with the Secretary of the Treasury. Firearms subject to the 1934 Act included shotguns and rifles having barrels less than 18 inches in length, certain firearms described as "any other weapons," machineguns, and firearm silencers.
Along with the NFA, many state and local laws also govern the sale, ownership and use of firearms, components and ammunition.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is a regulatory agency of the U.S. Department of the Treasury.
Source - National Firearms Act Handbook Now OnlineThe above handbook is inclusive of all current amendments, to which there have been multiple additions and revisions over the past SEVENTY FOUR YEARS it's been in existence, and can be downloaded in it's entirety as a single handbook at; http://www.atf.gov/firearms/nfa/nfa_...ndbook-rev.pdf
The National Firearms Act (NFA) Handbook is available on the ATF website (ATF Online - Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) and may be downloaded from this site onto a CD.
Please be aware that the NFA Handbook is not available in a printed version. Our goal is to ensure the regular update and availability of this document without going through the time intensive and costly process of printing. This will result in the continuous availability of a more current and accurate guidebook.
Please do not contact ATF's NFA Branch or Distribution Center for a printed version. The NFA Handbook is not available from the Department of Justice or the Government Printing Office.
Signature of Kenneth E. Houchens
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* Cover
* Preface
* Table of Contents
* Chapter 1 - Introduction
* Chapter 2 - What Are "Firearms" Under the NFA?
* Chapter 3 - Registration of NFA Firearms
* Chapter 4 - Taxes Imposed by the NFA
* Chapter 5 - Qualifying to Do Business in NFA Firearms
* Chapter 6 - Making NFA Firearms By Nonlicensees
* Chapter 7 - Manufacturing NFA Firearms
* Chapter 8 - Importing NFA Firearms
* Chapter 9 - Transfers of NFA Firearms
* Chapter 10 - Collectors of NFA Firearms
* Chapter 11 - Exportation of NFA Firearms
* Chapter 12 - Recordkeeping
* Chapter 13 - Required Reports and Notifications to ATF
* Chapter 14 - Going Out of Business
* Chapter 15 - Penalties and Sanctions
Appendices -
* Appendix A (NFA, 26 U.S.C. Chapter 53)
* Appendix B (Rulings and ATF Articles)
* Appendix C (ATF Forms)
* Appendix D (Sample Form Letters)
Source - ATF Online - National Firearms Act Handbook
Or simply go to the as cited source link and each chapter is available for individualized review and study.
- Janq
"Killers who are not deterred by laws against murder are not going to be deterred by laws against guns. " - Robert A. Levy
"A license to carry a concealed weapon does not make you a free-lance policeman." - Florida Div. of Licensing
Thanks Janq, that's a great resource.
"Wise people learn when they can; fools learn when they must." - The Duke of Wellington
10 MEG!?!?! The 'porkulous' bill that just passed, spending $1,000,000,000,000, was smaller, it was only 6 MEG....
A vote is like a rifle, its usefulness is based on the character of the user -T Roosevelt
If you carry a gun, some will call you paranoid. If I carry, what do I have to be paranoid about? -C Smith
An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it. -J Cooper
The handbook features various images as descriptors in addition to text which inflates it's overall size as images don't compress well within PDF docs.
- Janq
"Killers who are not deterred by laws against murder are not going to be deterred by laws against guns. " - Robert A. Levy
"A license to carry a concealed weapon does not make you a free-lance policeman." - Florida Div. of Licensing


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Dale Severson and Robert Bayer of Coldwell Banker Commercial Griffin Companies negotiated the sale of Hayward Office Condominium in Oakdale, Minn.
The 2,725-square-foot office/warehouse space sold for $217,500. Jim Edberg from Crossroads Properties represented the buyer, while Coldwell Banker Commercial Griffin Companies was the listing agent.
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State conservation agents had a court order to release 400 lobsters from the live well of a Cuban fishing vessel at the Coast Guard base. They only found four dead lobsters on the boat. The rest had mysteriously disappeared.
The State Conservation Department filed 148 charges against 26 fishermen for jumping the gun at the start of the lobster season.
A Navy man led deputies on a chase to Cudjoe Key where he abandoned his car. Deputies waited and in less than an hour of fighting the mosquitoes, he returned to the road to be arrested.
Rabbi Nathan Zwitman, the spiritual leader of the Congregation B'nai Zion, conducted his first service at the synagogue at the corner of Simonton and Southard streets.


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Who's the proudest country of them all?
- By Daniel W. Drezner
Daniel W. Drezner is professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and a senior editor at The National Interest. Prior to Fletcher, he taught at the University of Chicago and the University of Colorado at Boulder. Drezner has received fellowships from the German Marshall Fund of the United States, the Council on Foreign Relations, and Harvard University. He has previously held positions with Civic Education Project, the RAND Corporation, and the Treasury Department.
The University of Chicago's National Opinion Research Center just released a cross-national survey to find who had the greatest degree of pride in their countries. Guess who did well? The results may partially surprise you:
Among 33 nations surveyed, the United States was the nation with the leading score in pride over specific accomplishments and Venezuela was the leading nation in the general national pride portion of the survey…. The researchers asked a series of questions related to general national pride that asked people to what extent they agreed with such statements as, ?I would rather be a citizen of my country than any other country in the world,? and ?Generally speaking, my country is a better country than most countries.? A second set of questions about national pride in specific areas, such as the nation?s achievements in science and technology, the arts, sports and political influence in the world. On the general pride measure, people in Venezuela had a score of 18.4 (out of a possible 25), while people in the United States had a score of 17.7. Other top leaders in that category were Australia (17.5), Austria (17.4), South Africa (17), Canada (17), Chile (17.1), New Zealand (16.6) and Israel (16.2). In the domain-specific category, the United States led with a score of 4 followed by Venezuela (3.6), Australia (2.9), Austria (2.4), South Africa (2.7), Canada (2.4), Chile (2.6), the Philippines (2.3) and Israel (2.3). The countries at the bottom of the list are generally established nations in Europe. ?It could be that those nations are experiencing a response to globalism, particularly among young people. Many identify as much as being Europeans as they do as being citizens of their own country. In some European nations, the concept of strong patriotism also has negative connotations,? Smith said. The bottom 10 nations in the survey, beginning with the last, were the eastern portion of Germany, Latvia, Sweden, Slovakia, Poland, the western portion of Germany, Taiwan, France, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic.
Click here to see the full paper. The paper distinguishes between the general pride and domain-specific measures as follows:
The domain-specific measure assesses positive feelings towards national accomplishments in specific areas, but is not overtly nationalistic, imperialistic, nor chauvinistic. The general national pride measure has a much harder edge to it….. [put] another way, the domain-specific, national pride scale is nationally affirming without being necessarily hegemonic, but the general, agree-disagree, national-pride scale places one's nation above other countries.
For a variety of reasons, I'm not surprised about the U.S. results — they're pretty consistent with both the 1995/96 results and the "American exceptionalism" thesis underlying those responses. Venezuelan pride does surprise me a bit. General Social Survey director Tom Smith observed that the top two countries "formed their national identities through conflicts that bound their people together and created a national story that resonates with citizens." That could be it. Supporters of Hugo Chavez no doubt would credit his policies. Based on no scientific evidence whatsoever, I would posit that a key source of Venezuelan pride can be found here, here, and here — though this factor appears to annoy UNESCO no end.


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There has been much excitement about healthcare company Ebos since its spectacular $1.1 billion purchase of Australia's Symbion and its successful capital raising.
The deal involved investment group Zuellig taking a 40 per cent stake in Ebos with a further $367 million raised from institutional investors, a seven shares for 20 pro-rata entitlement to existing shareholders and an increase in debt.
Brokers First NZ is upbeat about the acquisition.
In a research note, First NZ said it believed there was potential for Ebos - which reports its annual result on August 20 - to transfer intellectual property to its Australian acquisition.
"We believe the potential revenues and earnings going forward are meaningful - a 30 per cent [market] share could see incremental revenues in the order of $600 million to $900 million," First NZ said.
The deal was so big, it had the look of a reverse takeover about it, but Ebos remains firmly in the driver's seat.
The stock has performed strongly over the last year but the market's enthusiasm seems to have cooled somewhat over the past few days, the stock closing down 25c at $9.80 yesterday, from a record high of $10.46 last week.
NZX-listed Ebos distributes brands including Deep Heat and Anti-Flamme to pharmacies and Eukanuba pet food. The Aussie pharmacy scene is not for the faint-hearted. There is the emergence of the cut-price pharmacy chains such as the Chemist Warehouse.
Then there is the internet, which continues to eat away at the market share of the established operators, and the big supermarket chains like to target the high-margin beauty care segment. In the wholesaling space, Symbion's closest peer - Sigma Pharmaceuticals - has seen its share price slide by 22 per cent since May to A66c.
Sigma said its first-half earnings were unlikely to beat the previous corresponding period as a result of a higher cost base arising from investments in key areas of the business, including its online operation.
The receivership of the longstanding customer - the Harrisons Group of pharmacies - which had a trade debt of A$9 million owing to Sigma, came as a big blow.
Abano profit gains
Sticking with healthcare, Abano delivered a 75 per cent increase in its net profit to $2.8 million for the year to May 31. The company also announced that it planned to raise $15 million in fresh capital over the coming quarter. Abano was established in its present form in 1999 and is involved in audiology, dental, diagnostics and rehabilitation. The company's shares closed unchanged yesterday at $5.75.
Fletcher weakens
Fletcher Building's share price has been soft in the lead-up to its annual result, which is due on August 21.
Shares in one of NZ's biggest companies closed up 12c yesterday at $8.25, compared to $8.70 on July 15, having gone through a $5.69 to $9.52 range over the past 52 weeks.
The recent weakness in Fletcher Building's share price is despite all the excitement about the Christchurch rebuild, a hot Auckland housing market, and an upbeat construction outlook.
ANZ, in its latest Business Outlook, said construction firms expected their "golden run" to continue.
"A four-year high in construction expectations was observed for both housing and non-residential construction work," ANZ said.
"Few surprises here: rebuild activity, housing shortages, seismic strengthening, and core infrastructure necessities are an enviable activity pipeline," the bank said.
There is a lot more to Fletcher Building than just construction in Christchurch and Auckland. New Zealand is still its most important market, but Australia comes a close second.
The company derives about 45 per cent of its revenue from New Zealand and about 43 per cent from Australia, so what happens in Australia, and the NZ/Aussie cross rate, is clearly important for Fletcher Building.
Market expectations are that there will be a rate cut from the Reserve Bank of Australia next week to stimulate the local economy.
Expectations in New Zealand are for the RBNZ to start raising rates by next year, or earlier.
If the RBA opts to cut its rate from 2.75 per cent to 2.5 per cent, it's likely that still more pressure will go on the cross rate.
The kiwi has already gained almost A10c, or 11.6 per cent, against the aussie since the middle of March and was trading at A88.85c at 5pm yesterday.
But a weak Australian dollar is not all bad.
The aussie's spectacular fall against the US dollar - down to US89.7c from a peak of US105.89c - will be good for Australian manufacturing, of which Fletcher Building is a part, because it lessens pressure from import substitution on a wide range of the products the company makes in Australia.
Elsewhere, things are still not that flash in the United States, where Fletcher Building has a presence through Formica.
The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller 20-city home-price index showed home prices in those areas improved by 2.4 per cent in May from April's reading, with a year-over-year gain of 12.2 per cent.
Overall, the indices have improved but are still well below the pre-recession highs of 2006.
Cross rate blues
What started as a headache is fast turning into a migraine for those other companies with Australian exposure, and it seems brokers are only waking up to the fact the strong cross rate will have a corrosive impact on those companies with exposure across the Ditch.
One fund manager said New Zealand brokers were slow off the mark in terms of recognising the potential threat.
"The horse has well and truly bolted," he told Stock Takes.
Those companies with exposure to the Australian dollar and the Australian economy include Michael Hill International, Methven, Fletcher Building, Skellerup, Fonterra Shareholders' Fund and A2 Milk.
Nuplex, Vital Healthcare, Ebos, Freightways and Telecom have Aussie dollar exposures but are less sensitive to that economy.
Briscoe up
Shares in retail company Briscoe Group have performed strongly over the year, and closed up 6c yesterday at $2.36 after a positive sales report for the 13-week period ended July 28.
On a same-store basis the group's sales for the second quarter were 3.91 per cent above the same period last year. The company said profitability for the second quarter tracked well above last year.
As a result, the company expects to report a record half-year net profit after tax of at least $14.6 million - up 10 per cent over the same period last year.
Briscoes expects to announce its first half results on September 5. The company's stock has traded in a $1.70 to $2.64 range over the last 52 weeks.


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There are 24 hours until the polls open and the race to win the DFL nomination for governor is up for grabs.
On Sunday night, Margaret Anderson Kelliher, Mark Dayton and Matt Entenza worked to set themselves in the final debate before the primary. MPR, the Star Tribune, the Pi Press, AP, ECM, Fox9, KSTP, WCCO and KARE have stories.
You can listen to the full debate here. You can also pull up audio of the debate by question.
Kelliher will campaign today with former Vice President Walter Mondale and Sen. Al Franken in Grand Rapids, Virginia, Duluth, Moorhead, Mankato, Rochester and Minneapolis.
Dayton will campaign in Hibbing, Duluth and the Twin Cities.
Entenza will campaign in the Twin Cities, Rochester, Duluth, Moorhead and Bemidji.
While the Democrats are focusing on who will win the primary, Republicans are focusing on who will run Tom Emmer's campaign. Emmer shook up his campaign over the weekend and is bringing in Cullen Sheehan to run the operation. Sheehan ran Norm Coleman's 2008 Senate campaign.
The Independence Party candidates, Tom Horner and Rob Hahn, will debate the issues on MPR's Midday at 11am.
An MPR analysis found that at least $4.1 million has been spent on TV ads on the governor's race through the primary. The biggest spender is Democrat Matt Entenza.
Under the Dome
The Star Tribune says funding cuts to General Assistance Medical Care are taking its toll.
North Memorial hits its patient cap of GAMC patients. Two other hospitals are close.
Pawlenty for Prez Watch
Gov. Pawlenty heads back to Iowa this week.
He also told Real Clear Politics that a mosque should not be built near Ground Zero.
That upset DFL Rep. Keith Ellison. He told the Star Tribune that Pawlenty is working to "dishonor the First Amendment and our heritage of religious tolerance." Ellison is the first Muslim elected to Congress.
Pawlenty is also pushing to keep the Bush tax cuts on the country's top earners in effect and would work to change the U.S. Constitution to prevent the children of illegal immigrants born in the United States from gaining automatic citizenship.


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Tidewater Area Roll Call!!
Splitter here sir!
...Mak for trade... any takers???
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Tidewater Area Roll Call!!
Splitter here sir!
...Mak for trade... any takers???
SPLITTER,I'M LATE FOR ROLL CALL BUT I'M HERE.Surry Co. reporting in:draw:, J.R. ps,where are you,southside???
edit,now in Chesapeake Va.
Originally from Roanoke :) hope to make it back one day
Grew up in Nawfuk, but I'm in No VA now.
Later than the rest but alive and carrying in Mechanicsville, just outside Richmond, VA!!! :smt1099 :smt071
Yorktown checking in.:smt1099
Well, if I can't find a job down here, I'll be back in Midlothian soon enough!
Fighting the traffic! Trying to hang loose and find another toy.
Falls Church, VA.
Virginia beach here......
salem, va here
CHESAPEAKE BY GOD !!!!!! :smt1099
Stuck in rush hour with 'ya in Vienna. Love to move to a more rural area (like this was in the 60s) if I could find a job.
I'm in back in VA, now in York County.
Back in SW Virginia after some time in Texas. They love their guns in Texas.
Fincastle, Va in Botetourt County here. (Just outside of Roanoke)
Welcome aboard!
I'm from the Burg but live in Charlottesville now. Great area down there if you can avoid the tourists...
Hey Cvillechopper, another Charlottesville resident here.
Are you a member at Rivanna? I'm thinking of joining there but haven't found anyone to talk to about the place.
Northern VA here (Vienna). Any of you NoVa guys go shooting at Gilbert Small Arms Range in Springfield? I got a 6 months membership there so I'm planning on going a lot. :D Pretty new to guns so could always use a few pointers from you more experienced guys.
Virginia Beach here.
Of course, now you understand my interest in firearms and a concealed carry permit.
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NASCAR: Racing Notes
Teams get extra days to get ready for new pavement at Michigan, Pocono
Teams will get extra time to figure out the new pavement at the Michigan International Speedway and Pocono Raceway.
Cars will be allowed on the track for an additional two days prior to the Pocono 500 and one extra day before the Helluva Good! 400 at Michigan.
Both tracks were repaved since last year. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. already has picked tires following a couple test sessions, but NASCAR felt it was necessary for teams to get more time on the track to make adjustments.
Practice will open on Wednesday before the June 10 race at Pocono, and Thursday before the June 17 race at Michigan.
Tony Stewart's Feed the Children Prelude to the Dream at Eldora Speedway is scheduled for June 6, the opening day of practice at Pocono. Stewart still hopes to have a lot of the top NASCAR drivers at his charity event later that night.
Johnson recovering
Legendary racer Junior Johnson is recovering at Duke University Hospital from staph infection following back surgery.
The 80-year-old former car owner and driver had surgery in 2009 for his back. The infection appeared recently as doctors prepared to install a pacemaker. He's expected to remain in the hospital until Friday.
Qualifying confusion
Speedway Motorsports Inc. tracks generally run qualifying sessions a day before the main event. International Speedway Corp. track do it on Friday, two days before the big race.
NASCAR hopes to get everyone back on the same page next year.
SMI, which includes speedways at Las Vegas, Atlanta, Charlotte, N.C., Bristol, Tenn., Sonoma, Calif., and Loudon, N.H., believe their policy of having two practice sessions two days in advance of the race works better, while ISC, which includes Daytona Beach, Fla., Homestead, Fla., Talladega, Ala., Martinsville, Va., Richmond, Va., Brooklyn, Mich., Fontana, Calif., Phoenix, Chicago, Kansas City, Watkins Glen. N.Y., and Darlington, S.C., holds one practice in advance of time trials, then two separate sessions on the day before the race.
The sanctioning body hopes to clear up confusion in the future by getting both organizations to use the same schedule.


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Experience the perfect Denver vacation from our dazzling Solera building at a premium location at Lawrence Street and 20th Street in the historic Ballpark Neighborhood. Once an industrial warehouse district, this area has been revitalized as one of Denver's hottest residential neighborhoods, booming with eateries and shops as well as many outdoor events throughout the year. This spacious vacation rental features smart, sustainable design with over-sized windows that flood the beautiful interior with natural light. Whether you plan to visit Coors Field a block away, hit the streets for some fabulous dining and nightlife, or just stay in and enjoy the Solera's many great amenities, you can be sure that your Denver stay will remain unforgettable!
The Solera:
-2 Bedrooms with a king bed, a queen bed, and queen size pull-out sofa
-2 Full bathrooms
-Sleeps 5
-1200 square feet
-One parking space is available for an additional charge
Unit Amenities:
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-Free wifi and cable television
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-Ironing board and clothes iron
-Hair dryer
-Coffee maker
-Oversized windows with lofty ceilings
Building Amenities:
-Rooftop Observation Deck with fireplace
-Grill area with Community Gas Grill
-24 Hour fitness center
-Cyber Cafe and game room
-Landscaped courtyard with water wall
-Original artwork by local artists
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-Coors Field, home of the Rockies: 1 block
-Museum of Contemporatry Art: 0.6 miles
-16th Street Mall: 0.7 miles
-Colorado Convention Center: 1.1 miles
-University of Colorado: 1.2 miles
-Children's Museum of Denver: 1.3 miles
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It was a great experience. We had one hiccup, our second day of our stay. We woke up to our bathroom flooded with water that had been dripping through the vent overnight. When we called to resolve this, maintenance was very quick and got it taken care of and our weekend continued. Very easy access to our room and quiet. Loved it!
The apartment was everything we needed
Was an awesome place and within walking distance to everything. Super cute.
Complaints would be, lots of light bulbs out, every dish in the cupboards were dirty and had to be rewashed and there was not full length mirror (big problem for girls).
Otherwise, it was a great time.
Amazing Views! Amazing Location! Amazing Condo!
Good location and space. We had a two bedroom unit. It was clean and had a great view of the clock tower which was lit up with Christmas lights.
There were a few things that made it a little uncomfortable. Barely adequate seating for 4 in the living room. Only 1 clock in the whole apartment and it didn't work. One of the sinks in the master bath was clogged. The cabinets in the kitchen that covered the garbage didn't close. We fixed it ourselves with a screw driver and extra screw we had. The master bath shower has no shelf so shampoo and soap end up on the floor. None of these things were huge but when you're paying about $275 pet night the details seem a little more important.
The beds were adequate but not exactly comfortable and the bedding was coarse/ rough. Only one extra blanket and no comforter on the bed - just a sheet and Vellux blanket.
When we arrived the maids were parked in our parking spot and we only had 2 towel sets for a party of 4 adults. When I called to inquire about where to park and getting more towels the woman I talked with was very nice but she wanted me to go looking for the maid service myself. It is a 12 floor apartment building with at least a dozen apartments on each floor. It was just kind of funny!
To their credit the parking and towel dilemma were worked out within a few hours.
One last thing - there is only one fob that lets you get into the building so if you have more than one couple staying there it can get a little tricky if you split up to go do seperate things.
Still, it was a good location for visiting the city. Lots of bars and pubs in walkable distance. I think with a few tweaks it could be a really nice place but right now I think it was a bit expensive for what you got.
Everything was clean and it was a nice unit for our needs over the Thanksgiving holiday. The kitchen was well equipped and it had all of the basic needs we were looking for. The one criticism we had was that the pillows in the bedroom were very hard and difficult to sleep with.
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PITTSBURGH – University of Pittsburgh head women's basketball coach Suzie McConnell-Serio released the Panthers' 2014-15 non-conference schedule on Wednesday afternoon.
The Panthers will play 10 of their 13 non-conference games at the Petersen Events Center, highlighted by hosting Michigan on November 20. Other marquee games on the slate include a trip to Columbus to take on Ohio State and the annual City Game against Duquesne.
"We are excited for the opportunity to start our season with a schedule like this," McConnell-Serio said. "The mixture of competitive home contests and challenging road games will only help our young team come conference play."
Pitt opens the season at home on November 14 against Ivy League runner-up Princeton, who posted a 21-9 record in 2013-14. The 'School Day' game against Princeton tips at 11 a.m. and will potentially be nation's first game of the season – men or women – as it was last year when Pitt defeated Bucknell 66-51. The Panthers then host MAAC member Niagara on November 17.
Pitt welcomes Michigan to the Petersen Events Center on the 20th of November. The contest against the Wolverines is a rematch from last year's meeting in Ann Arbor when Michigan narrowly topped Pitt, 82-75. The Panthers will then play their first road game of the season when they take on reigning CAA champion and NCAA tournament participant James Madison on November 23 in Harrisonburg, Va.
The Panthers return home for games against Radford (Nov. 26) and Loyola (Nov. 30).
In its inaugural ACC/Big Ten Challenge game, Pitt travels to Columbus, Ohio for a matchup with the Ohio State Buckeyes on Dec. 3. Pitt will then follow that up with a trip to the A.J. Palumbo Center for the annual meeting with crosstown rival, Duquesne, on Dec. 7. Pitt defeated the Dukes 67-57 last year.
Pitt closes the non-conference schedule on a five-game home stand, which includes games against Drexel (Dec. 14), Ball State (Dec. 18), Youngstown State (Dec. 21), Saint Francis (Dec. 28) and Delaware State (Dec. 30).
The Panthers play five teams from last year's non-conference schedule, including Michigan, James Madison, Loyola, Duquesne and Ball State. Pitt finished with a 3-2 record in those contests.
Season tickets, mini packages and single games tickets for the 2014-15 campaign are now on sale through the Pitt Ticket Office. Season tickets are available starting as low as $20, and a flex plan starting at $30. Single game tickets and group packages are also available. For more information contact the ticket office at 800-643-PITT. The renewal deadline for season tickets is Sept. 5.
Complete Non-Conference Schedule:
11/8 – vs. IUP (Exh.) – TBA
11/14 – vs. Princeton – 11 a.m.
11/17 – vs. Niagara – 7 p.m.
11/20 – vs. Michigan – 7 p.m.
11/23 – at James Madison – TBA
11/26 – vs. Radford – TBA
11/30 – vs. Loyola – 2 p.m.
12/3 – at Ohio State – TBA
12/7 – at Duquesne – TBA
12/14 – vs. Drexel – 2 p.m.
12/18 – vs. Ball State – 7 p.m.
12/21 – vs. Youngstown State – 2 p.m.
12/28 – vs. Saint Francis – 2 p.m.
12/30 – vs. Delaware State – TBA
Pitt Student-Athletes Share Experiences from Haiti Trip
Panthers Add NJCAA All-American Danielle Garven
McConnell-Serio Signs International Talent in Nelson
Pitt Women's Basketball to Renew Backyard Brawl Rivalry
McConnell-Serio Announces 2017 Summer Camps


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The English title of this Sundance-honoured Norwegian domestic melodrama may seem to nod at Mike Leigh's Happy-Go-Lucky, but the original - which means something like "pathologically happy" - points in a different direction.
Unlike the English film's Poppy, the central character here is a woman for whom happiness does not come naturally; it's an act of supreme will and watching the almost-physical effort it costs her is not always comfortable.
Kaja (Kittelsen), who lives in a small country town with her emotionally musclebound husband Eirik (Rafaelsen) and their young son Theodor (Brandso), spends most of her life pretending everything is fine. The fragility of her self-deception is exposed early on when Eirik repays her bedtime advances with a blistering verbal assault, but even that's not enough to break her fixed smile.
When new neighbours move in, Kaja senses the possibility of rescue. Elisabeth (Saerens) and Sigve (Rafaelsen), who have adopted an Ethiopian orphan, are refugees from the city, though quite what they're fleeing is not apparent until, at a dinner party they play a risque and revealing board game.
What unfolds between these four is best not disclosed, though it's worth mentioning that publicity presenting the film as a Norwegian sex romp is a lot less than half true. There some very funny moments in it, but the laughs turn more sour than they are intended to, I suspect. Meanwhile, the point of a plainly satirical subplot in which the two boys play master and slave is at best obscure.
Sewitsky, making her feature debut, is plainly a filmmaker of talent but the film doesn't quite have the courage of its convictions, particularly in the limp, sentimental ending. It's entertaining and very good-hearted but, like Kaja, its smile sometimes feels a bit forced.
Stars: 3.5/5
Cast: Agnes Kittelsen, Joachim Rafaelsen, Maibritt Saerens, Henrik Rafaelsen, Oskar Hernaes Brandso
Director: Anne Sewitsky
Running time: 88 mins
Rating: R16 (sex scenes) In Norwegian with English subtitles
Verdict: Swinging in the snow.


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Purchase your Divas & Desserts tickets here. See below for further details on Divas & Desserts dates and times.
Our 20th Anniversary!
See how we're celebrating our 20th Anniversary season and how you can become a part of TCWC history.
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board and the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
Announcing TCWC's 10th Emerging Female Composer Contest Winner: Amanda Weber's Voices of Hope
We are pleased to announce Amanda Weber is the winner of the 10th Mary Bussman Emerging Female Composer Contest! Recognized by the Yale Institute of Sacred Music as a conductor "of exceptional promise and achievement," Amanda Weber is passionate about uniting music, art and community through her work as a conductor, teacher, performer, artist and social activist. TCWC will debut her original composition, Voices of Hope, at Divas & Desserts.
Read more about Amanda and her piece, Voices of Hope (and see her TED Talk!).
Divas & Desserts: Prospective
May's Divas & Desserts theme is Prospective. We'll present our vision for who we want to be in the next 20 years. For the Thursday May 4th Divas concert, the newest members of our community, the Twin Cities Girls' Choir, will join TCWC and ENCORE! The Divas & Desserts gala nights on May 5th & 6th will feature cabaret-style seating, live and silent auctions, delicious desserts, and TCWC and ENCORE!
Tickets are now on sale.
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Divas Concert w/ Twin Cities Girls' Choir
Thursday, May 4, 2017
7:30 p.m.
St Mary's Lake Calhoun Event Center
3450 Irving Ave S, Minneapolis
Seating: General Admission
Tickets: Advance $20, Door $25. Pay-what-you-can pricing in advance via a choir member, or at the door subject to availability.
Purchase your Divas & Desserts tickets here.
Divas & Desserts Gala Fundraiser
Friday, May 5, 2017
Saturday, May 6, 2017 (ASL Interpreted)
Live and silent auctions!
6:30 p.m. Doors for Silent Auction
7:00 p.m. Doors for Concert
7:30 p.m. Concert Start
St Mary's Lake Calhoun Event Center
3450 Irving Ave S, Minneapolis
Seating: Reserved
Tickets: Advance $35, Door $40 (subject to availability)
Tickets are no longer available online, but can still be purchased at the door beginning at 6:30pm.
Purchase your Divas & Desserts tickets here.
2016-2017 Concert Season
We will spend our 20th anniversary season celebrating how far we've come, and where we're heading next. Our November community concerts will feature nonprofit organizations who also affirm women's and girls' voices. February's 20th anniversary concert theme is Retrospective. We'll celebrate our first 20 years of singing, performing, and affirming women's voices. TCWC alumnae will join us on stage, and we'll sing some of the choir's own favorite songs. May's Divas & Desserts theme is Prospective. We'll present our vision for who we want to be in the next 20 years. For the Thursday May 4th Divas concert, the newest members of our community, the Twin Cities Girls' Choir, will join TCWC and ENCORE! The Divas & Desserts gala nights on May 5th & 6th will feature cabaret-style seating, live and silent auctions, delicious desserts, and TCWC and ENCORE! See complete season details and purchase tickets here.
2nd Annual Sing-a-Thon on October 15, 2016
Our second Sing-a-Thon is in the books! We had a great day of livestreaming online and raised nearly $15,000 to support us in empowering women's and girls' voices.
2016 Mary Bussman Emerging Female Composer Contest
See complete contest details. We'll announce the winner no later than February 1, 2017. The winning piece will premiere at Divas & Desserts in May 2017.
Sarah Morris Benefit Concert & 20th Anniversary Season Kickoff
Sarah Morris helped us kick off our 20th anniversary season with a wonderful show in a unique and inviting space. She treated us to her signature sound, and joined us in celebrating 20 years of empowering women's and (and now girls') voices. Thank you, Sarah!
2016-2017 is our 20th Anniversary season!
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2015-2016 Season Highlights
Our first-ever Sing-a-Thon was a success!
Thanks to your support, we've raised nearly $20,000 in our first-ever Sing-a-Thon fundraiser. That will go a long way to helping us remain financially accessible to all women and girls who want to sing with TCWC and the Twin Cities Girls' Choir. We're excited to do it again!
Sarah Grace Graves Wins 2015 Mary Bussman Emerging Female Composer Contest
The Twin Cities Women's Choir is pleased to announce the winner of the 2015 Mary Bussman Emerging Female Composer contest. Sarah Grace Graves, who began her formal composition studies at Rice University in 2014, is already making a name for herself in the music world. TCWC will debut her original composition, chiaroscuro, at its first major concert of the 2015-2016 season: the annual "Illuminations" celebration.
Read more about Sarah Grace Graves, chiaroscuro, and the Mary Bussman Emerging Female Composer Composition Competition.
ENCORE! Performance in the Guthrie Theater's Production of The Events
ENCORE!, the small a cappella ensemble of the Twin Cities Women's Choir, was one of the local choirs to perform in a production of The Events at the Guthrie Theater, on October 1 and 2.
The Events, by Scottish dramatist David Greig, was written as a response to the shooting attack on a youth camp in Norway in 2011 that took 77 lives. It seeks to explore how the community searches for compassion, forgiveness, peace and understanding in the wake of an unspeakable act. The play sets the anguish and pain of a survivor of a mass shooting against the consoling presence of a choir.
A different community choir sang at each performance. ENCORE! sang in the final preview and on opening night. In addition to singing throughout the 90-minute play, ENCORE! presented one of its own arrangements before the shows began.


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2013 CSGA President: Bob ScarpittoPosted on December 12th, 2012 8 comments
Bob Scarpitto, the 2013 CSGA President, has been a member of the CSGA for 12 years and has served nine of those years on the board of directors. Before developing a passion for golf, Scarpitto loved another sport, football, which he played eight years professionally and collegiately at Notre Dame. Scarpitto finds plenty of time to make golf a priority in life, and can be found playing out near his home in Carmel Valley at Quail Lodge GC.
What are you looking forward to the most as president of CSGA in 2013?
Well, this will be my final year on the board, so I am looking forward to 2013. Hopefully we can get the membership up to the full amount of 300 people. It's been a little hard the last couple years to keep the membership up, I think because there are a lot of other tournaments going on. But hopefully we'll be able to fill it back up under my reign.
Why did you become a member of the CSGA?
A bunch of my friends over at Monterey Peninsula Country Club were members of the CSGA and they were the ones that got me to join.
How did you get started in golf?
I played a little bit while I was in college, but I never really played it [regularly] until I finished football. When I got into business and got out of football, that's when I really started playing.
You played eight years (1961-68) in the old AFL as a punter and receiver, primarily with the Denver Broncos. What memory stands out most to you from your professional football career?
The greatest memories were running [fake punts] from punt formation. There was two times where I ran for touchdowns from punt formation, both times were against the San Diego Chargers. The first time against San Diego, they had set up a wall [of blockers] to return the punt, but what had happened was that [San Diego] had blocked my own team for me because they didn't realize I hadn't punted the ball. So I got inside of their wall [of blockers] and ran right up the sideline and avoided the return man—because he was the only one that realized it was a fake—for the touchdown.
What's you're greatest moment on the golf course?
I've had three holes-in-one, but the first one was real special. I was at Merced Country Club, a little short par-3 about 120 yards and I hit a nine-iron.
If you could change one rule of golf, what would it be and why?
The only thing that I would like to see is more penalties enforced for slow play. In our tournaments with the CSGA, and I'm sure is the case with most tournaments, [a big issue] is slow play.
Who comprises of your dream foursome and what course would you play at?
I would say Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino and Bubba Watson at Pebble Beach GL. I would really want to hear what Trevino has to say about Bubba's game.
Getting to know 2012 CSGA Champions: Ed Holmes and Rich SimonionPosted on August 7th, 2012 35 comments
Ed Holmes
Quick Bio
What's your relationship with the Victoria Club?I joined Victoria Club in 1989 and have served on every committee at the club and was president there in 2000. I have really enjoyed my time there. The club started in 1903 and has never been in another location. There are older clubs in So. Cal, but none are on their original property.
- Past President of the SCGA (2007), board member for 13 years
- President of the 2007 PCGA tournament held at San Diego CC
- President of the 2008 California State Amateur Championship at Lakeside CC and Oakmont CC—the first ever state amateur championship held in Southern California.
- President of the SCGA Foundation (2011-2012)
- Currently serves on two USGA Committees: Regional Affairs Committee and Television Rules Committee
How did you get involved with the SCGA?
I started with the SCGA as a Course Rating Committee member in 1987. I then went on the board in 1995 and got immediately involved with the Rules and Competitions Committee.
Talk about your role with the SCGA Foundation?
I was asked by the board in 2002 to revive the SCGA Foundation which had started in 1983, but wasn't active. So, I chaired the steering committee to get it going. The Foundation now is focused on Youth On Course and has signed up 3,800 kids to play on 123 golf facilities for $1-$5 green fees. We also gave $80,000 in scholarships this year to 27 kids who are affiliated with Youth On Course. We have now given $230,000 in five years to help under-privileged kids go to college. Our GAME club—which stands for Golf, Awareness, Mentoring and Education—allows kids from the six First Tee organizations in Southern California and the Tiger Woods Learning Center to play some of the finest golf courses in So. Cal—Los Angeles CC, Bel Air CC, Sherwood CC, Hacienda GC and Wilshire CC—with a member as a mentor.
Why are you a member of the California Seniors' Golf Association?
I have really felt lucky to be a part of the California Seniors GA. The tournaments are wonderful and the camaraderie of the members is demonstrated by the very successful social events at the tournament.
Rich Simonion
How have you given back to the game of golf?
I have been on the Board of Directors of Victoria Club, and the committee chair over the years of our Green Committee, Membership Committee, Tournament Committee and have now been on our Finance committee since my board term ended five years ago. I feel that all of us who have benefited from this game, if we have the time, should give back in some way, and I have chosen to do so in my 25+ years at the Victoria Club.
How did you get started in golf?
I was never involved in any type of junior golf program, nor did I ever play competitively in high school or college. Once I graduated from USC in 1975 I was looking for a competitive outlet. At USC, I played on three national championship baseball teams in my four years, but knew that injuries—and lack of big talent—was going to take my life in another direction. Since I enjoyed golf, it seemed like a perfect place to remain competitive and have fun … and the rest is history.
How long have you been playing competitive amateur golf?
I have been playing in social and state events since the mid 80's and have grown to have great respect for all the hard work the SCGA has done for amateur golf. Everyone who has been a part of the amateur leadership with the SCGA, NCGA and USGA has made it possible for the rest of us to have such wonderful opportunities.
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Why are you a member of the California Seniors' Golf Association?
Because of all the hard work put into the tournaments; I have been in charge of a few and know how much effort goes into these events so that it can all look "effortless" for the rest of us.


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Giada's Chicken Parmesan
Giada's version of this Italian-American classic couldn't be easier. She tops her cutlets with a simple, homemade tomato sauce, but your favorite jarred marinara will work just as well.
Get the Recipe: Chicken Parmesan
Oven-Fried Chicken
This juicy, panko-crusted chicken is a great alternative to the traditional deep-fried versions. For spicy, Tennessee-style flavor, use paprika and cayenne in the breading and hot sauce in the wet dredging mixture.
Get the Recipe: Pat and Gina's Oven Fried Chicken
Tuna Melt
This tuna melt is melt-in-your-mouth good and ready in minutes. Using a bread of your choice, spread the slices on a baking sheet and broil for a toasty, crunchy finish.
Get the Recipe: Tuna Melt
Fried Rice
Comfort food doesn't always have to be about cheesy, creamy sauces. This fried rice recipe from Food Network Kitchen combines tender cubes of meat with egg and veggies that are cooked in peanut oil for a result that is satisfying and savory.
Get the Recipe: Fried Rice
Buffalo-Style Chicken Wings
Buffalo chicken wings just aren't complete without a cool, creamy dipping sauce to offset the heat. This recipe offers a tangy blue cheese dressing that will complement your wings perfectly.
Get the Recipe: Buffalo-Style Chicken Wings
Meatloaf Muffins with Barbecue Sauce
Rachael revamps a comfort food classic with a fun presentation. The individual muffin-size portions cook faster in the oven than the traditional loaf — plus, they're the perfect size for kids.
Get the Recipe: Meatloaf Muffins with Barbecue Sauce
Chicken Enchiladas
These super-convenient enchiladas are all about layering: Start by pouring your favorite jarred salsa in the bottom of your baking dish. Line up your rolled tortillas before piling on more salsa and cheese.
Get the Recipe: Shortcut Chicken Enchiladas
Ree Drummond's Meatloaf
Ree avoids the dried-out meatloaf that everyone dreads by combining her ground beef with bread soaked in milk. Topping the loaf with layers of thin-cut bacon also ensures flavorful, decadent results.
Get the Recipe: Meatloaf
Giada's Fettuccine Alfredo
Giada suggests using homemade fettuccine — it's fresher and cooks faster than dried pasta. Finish cooking the pasta in the cream sauce — that way, the noodles will absorb the sauce's buttery flavor.
Get the Recipe: Fettuccine Alfredo
Chicken Pot Pie Sandwich
Jeff makes a quick and simple roux to thicken the sauce for his creamy pot pie filling. Then he combines toasted pine nuts with frozen and thawed peas in the food processor for an easy pesto topping that's bright and flavorful.
Pasta with Pecorino and Pepper
Ina Garten uses melted pecorino and heavy cream in this pasta dish for a rich meal that is stick-to-your-ribs good.
Get the Recipe: Pasta with Pecorino and Pepper
Ree's Roast Chicken
Ree prepares an easy butter spread using rosemary and lemon zest. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves — Ree says the most effective way to coat the chicken is to use your hands.
Get the Recipe: Roast Chicken
Chicken Tetrazzini
A white bechamel sauce base makes Giada's dish ultracreamy. Combined with garlicky mushrooms, sauteed chicken and pasta then topped with breadcrumbs, this baked dish is a crowd-pleaser.
Get the Recipe: Chicken Tetrazzini
Simple, Perfect Enchiladas
In a pinch, you can use canned Mexican red sauce from the grocery store and make Ree's enchiladas in minutes.
Get the Recipe: Simple Perfect Enchiladas
Detroit-Style Pizza
The tangy blend of cheese that crisps around the edges of the pan, the spongy dough and the sauce that is spooned on after you bake it are unmistakable signs that you've bitten into a slice of Detroit's squared-off take on the ever-popular pizza.
Get the Recipe: Detroit-Style Pizza
Easy Calzones
Ree uses breakfast sausage in her calzone filling, but you can tailor the recipe to your liking by using your favorite add-ins. After all, "the great thing about a calzone is that you can customize what you put inside," Ree says.
Get the Recipe: Easy Calzones
Angel Hair Pasta with Pesto
With an ingredient list of only seven items — a few of which you might already have in your pantry — you'll have a comforting pasta dinner on the table in no time.
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Eggplant Parmesan Hero
Food Network Kitchen's quick marinara sauce lends this hero a wonderfully rustic, chunky texture. Best of all, the sauce will require very little shopping, as you're likely to have most of the ingredients stocked away in your pantry.
Get the Recipe: Eggplant Parmesan Hero
Pasta Ponza
If you're short on time and in need of a cheesy, salty fix, try Giada's Pasta Ponza.
Get the Recipe: Pasta Ponza
BBQ Turkey Meatloaf
Patrick and Gina Neely created this meatloaf by baking the ground turkey mixed with different flavor-filled seasonings, then topping it all off with their famous BBQ seasoning.
Get the Recipe: BBQ Turkey Meatloaf
Herbed Garlic Bread
This quick and easy garlic bread has a perfect blend of buttery flavor and crunchy texture. Serve it alongside your favorite cold-weather soups or stews.
Get the Recipe: Herbed Garlic Bread
Giada's Chicken Carbonara
The best part about this ultra-creamy comfort food is that you can whip it up in no time at home. But because the sauce requires a lot of egg yolk, Giada suggests eating it right after making it. Otherwise, "it's like making your scrambled eggs the morning before you're going to eat them," she says.
Get the Recipe: Chicken Carbonara
Ree's Patty Melts
These hearty grilled sandwiches are loaded with caramelized onions, ground beef and Swiss cheese, which oozes out like creamy lava.
Get the Recipe: Patty Melts
Penne with Mozzarella, Tomatoes & Herbs
This dish requires very little cooking. Simply toss the cooked pasta with the tomatoes, kalamata olives and other fresh ingredients. Food Network Kitchen recommends using bocconcini — or "baby mozzarella" — to ensure a bit of creamy cheese in every forkful.
Get the Recipe: Penne with Baby Mozzarella, Tomatoes, and Herbs
Pan-Fried Pork Chops
If you're cooking for a crowd, Ree recommends using a large enough skillet so you can cook your pork chops three at a time. Serve the chops with mashed potatoes for a simple yet satisfying meal.
Get the Recipe: Pan Fried Pork Chops
Super Sloppy Joes
Sloppy joes may be a classic kids' favorite, but Rachael's recipe is so comforting and savory, adults will be happy to dig in as well.
Get the Recipe: Super Sloppy Joes
Beef Stroganoff
When cold weather sets in, treat yourself to a generous helping of this buttery beef Stroganoff. The tender slices of beef and mushroom with noodles are sure to warm you up.
Get the Recipe: Beef Stroganoff
Eggplant Parmesan Meatloaf
Topped with zesty marinara sauce and slices of pan-fried eggplant, this comfort food mashup hits the spot. Giada says the key is to "mix all the seasoning before you add the ground beef for a nice, light meatloaf."
Get the Recipe: Eggplant Parmesan Meatloaf
Parmesan-Crusted Pork Chops
These pork chops are quick and easy to make once you assemble the Parmesan breadcrumb coating. The key to achieving the perfect crunch is to dip the pork chops first in the breadcrumbs, then in the whisked eggs, then back into the breadcrumbs before pan-frying.
Get the Recipe: Parmesan-Crusted Pork Chops
Spaghetti Carbonara
From the chunks of thick-cut bacon to the melted pecorino and Parmesan cheeses, this carbonara recipe leaves little to be desired.
Get the Recipe: Spaghetti Carbonara
Ree's Chicken-Fried Steak with Gravy
To achieve just the right flavor, Ree dredges her steak in a flour mixture that's been enhanced with paprika and cayenne. Topped with cream gravy, this is a cowboy classic on a whole new level.
Get the Recipe: Chicken Fried Steak with Gravy
Shrimp and Grits
This Southern classic combines three of the most-satisfying comfort food ingredients around: bacon, cheddar and grits.
Get the Recipe: Shrimp and Grits
Chicken-Fried Steak with Cream
Chicken-fried steak just isn't complete without a generous spoonful of thick, creamy gravy. Luckily, this version from Food Network Magazine comes with a gravy recipe that's rich, satisfying and incredibly easy to make.
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Patty Melts
Serve these sandwiches fresh off the griddle. That way, guests can bite into layers of warm, melted Swiss.
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Claire Robinson's Beef Stroganoff
When it comes to comfort food, the richer, the better. If you want to avoid heavy cream, though, try this beef stroganoff. You'll still feel like you're indulging thanks to the creamy texture of sour cream.
Get the Recipe: Beef Stroganoff
Chicken Parmesan
This version of chicken Parmesan from Food Network Magazine is ready in a snap. Top your golden, breaded cutlets with a thick slice of mozzarella and let the broiler work its magic.
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Ina's 1770 House Meatloaf
Ina's meatloaf combines a variety of ingredients that are savory, sweet, pungent and aromatic. The key to success is to mix thoroughly: You want all of the flavors distributed throughout.
Get the Recipe: 1770 House Meatloaf
Turkey and Quinoa Stuffed Peppers
Guy Fieri stuffs his peppers with ground turkey, red quinoa and kale before topping them with a panko-Parmesan mixture and a drizzle of Roasted Tomatillo Avocado Sauce. These just may be the most-satisfying stuffed peppers around.
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"Everything" Pigs in Blankets
Everything bagels meet pigs in blankets in this creative recipe from Food Network Kitchen. Perfect as a quirky appetizer or for a quick breakfast, these baby sausages are enveloped in buttery, oniony pastry heaven.
Get the Recipe: "Everything" Pigs in a Blanket
Classic Banana Bread
Got one or two overripe bananas? Throw them into a resealable plastic bag and freeze them. (They'll keep for a month.) When you have enough, use them to make this easy banana bread. Just bring them to room temperature, then peel and mash.
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Classic French Toast
How to make great French toast: Use stale bread, making sure to slice it at least 3/4 inch thick (which helps to maximize soaking for a custardy interior), and watch your soaking time (a shorter time leads to a slightly drier toast, whereas a longer time yields a more custardy one).
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Aged Cheddar Fondue with Grilled Tomatoes, Bacon and Onions
Host a fondue party: Amy Theilen jazzes up her cheese pot with aged cheddar and Gruyère with a melange of gourmet skewers for dipping: grilled tomatoes, onions, bacon and ciabatta.
Get the Recipe: Aged Cheddar Fondue with Grilled Tomatoes, Bacon and Onions
Fried Onion Dip
Amy fries fresh onions in clarified butter to make this caramelized onion dip. Clarifying the butter, or removing some of the water and milk solids from the butterfat, ensures that the onions don't burn.
Get the Recipe: Fried Onion Dip
Peppered Pork and Parmesan Flatbread Sandwiches
Amy oven-roasts a gorgeous pepper-crusted pork loin for sandwiches, skipping right to the leftovers. Homemade flatbread, fresh Parmesan and a garlic-lemon aioli meld beautifully with the roast meat.
Get the Recipe: Peppered Pork and Parmesan Flatbread Sandwiches
Oven-Baked Short Ribs with Porter Beer Mop
Amy's beef short ribs couldn't be easier: Just roast them in the oven and finish with a dark, treacly porter beer glaze. Where the glaze adds deep, almost chocolatey flavor, cilantro and lime provide balance with their high notes.
Get the Recipe: Oven-Baked Short Ribs with Porter Beer Mop
Roast Chicken with Green Herb Stuffing
Amy uses coarse country bread, sausage and fresh sage to make stuffing for an impressive roast chicken dinner for family and friends.
Get the Recipe: Roast Chicken with Green Herb Stuffing
Ina's French Toast Bread Pudding
Take Sunday brunch to the next level with this fabulous bread pudding recipe, loaded with the familiar tastes of French toast. Thick challah bread provides heft, while honey, orange zest and maple syrup add subtleties of flavor.
Get the Recipe: French Toast Bread Pudding
Meatloaf Lasagna
Two comfort food favorites, meatloaf and lasagna, come together in this fun, crowd-pleasing new dish. To save time, use a cup of your favorite prepared red sauce.
Get the Recipe: Meatloaf Lasagna
Spicy Spaghetti with Mega Meatballs
This spaghetti recipe is anything but ordinary: Huge hunks of beef and pork meatballs topple over a hefty tangle of noodles and spicy tomato sauce. The spiky spice comes twofold from cayenne pepper and hot sauce.
Get the Recipe: Sunny's Spicy Spaghetti with Mega Meatballs
Ree's Penne alla Betsy
The Drummond family's favorite penne dish is a time-tested 20-minute meal. Loaded with chunks of shrimp, this pasta sits in a blushed, creamy tomato sauce with fresh parsley and basil.
Get the Recipe: Penne Alla Betsy
Meatloaf with Spicy Ketchup
Feed a crowd with this hearty meatloaf recipe. Sriracha and apple cider vinegar add kick to Sunny Anderson's special, spicy ketchup sauce.
Get the Recipe: Meatloaf Is the Way to My Heart As Long As It Has Kick and Potatoes Are Around
Sunny-Side Up Burger
How to stack this tasty open-faced sandwich: Nestle a single fried egg (sunny-side up) over a juicy, smoky beef patty, a quick garlic-lemon mayo and finally, a thick slice of buttery Texas toast.
Get the Recipe: Sunny Side Up Burger
Roasted New Potatoes with Garlic
The key to perfect, crispy roasted potatoes lies in the cooking fat. For this recipe, Food Network Kitchen uses butter and, for flavor, garlic and parsley.
Get the Recipe: Roasted New Potatoes with Garlic
Boiled Potatoes with Butter
These potatoes are simple but effective. Boiled in a flavorful water bath of garlic, bay and black peppercorns, these golden nuggets are finished with a knob of butter and a generous sprinkle of salt.
Get the Recipe: Boiled Potatoes with Butter
Mashed Potatoes with Olive Oil and Herbs
Though lighter and healthier, these mashed potatoes are not without flavor and comfort-food appeal. Olive oil replaces butter, and a melange of fresh herbs provides springy freshness.
Get the Recipe: Mashed Potatoes with Olive Oil and Herbs
Roasted Yukon Potatoes with Rosemary
These Yukon potatoes are amber gold and packed with garlicky resonance. Finish with fresh rosemary for warmth and aromatic woodsiness.
Get the Recipe: Roasted Yukon Potatoes with Rosemary
Mashed Potatoes with Buttermilk and Dill
Transform your mashed potatoes with buttermilk and dill. Where buttermilk adds tangy richness, dill provides an almost sour freshness — the perfect balance of high and low.
Get the Recipe: Mashed Potatoes with Buttermilk and Dill
Baby Potatoes with Creamy Goat Cheese and Fine Herbs
Serve this elegant, low-effort appetizer at your next dinner party: Just fill some cooked baby potatoes with a savory mixture of goat cheese, sour cream, and fresh herbs like parsley, tarragon and chives.
Get the Recipe: Baby Potatoes with Creamy Goat Cheese and Fine Herbs
Baked Potatoes
Load her up: These baked potatoes are packed with sour cream, crispy bacon and a fresh sprinkling of chives.
Get the Recipe: Baked Potatoes
Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Mashed potatoes are fine and delicious, but mashed sweet potatoes are even better. Add orange juice and maple syrup for flavor, and add butter for a touch of creaminess.
Get the Recipe: Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Scalloped Potatoes
For the most-comforting side dish ever, layer some sliced potatoes, butter and half-and-half — with a hint of nutmeg for warmth — and bake until bubbling and golden brown.
Get the Recipe: Scalloped Potatoes
Cheese-Stuffed Baked Potatoes
Try this easy four-ingredient side: baked russet potatoes fully loaded with butter, sour cream and extra-sharp cheddar cheese.
Get the Recipe: Cheese-Stuffed Baked Potatoes
Buffalo Cauliflower Baked Mac and Cheese
This incredible and substantial side dish has traditional buffalo-wing flavor, but without any meat. Serve with extra hot sauce on the side for your friends and family who love heat.
Get the Recipe: Buffalo Cauliflower Baked Mac and Cheese
Skillet-Roasted Lemon Chicken
Ina's juicy skillet-roasted chicken tastes even better thanks to the rich and earthy pan juices, a byproduct of dry white wine, onions, garlic, lemons and herbs that penetrate the chicken as it cooks. After roasting, the lemons turn from bitter to sweet — almost candied — so that you can bite right into them.
Get the Recipe: Skillet-Roasted Lemon Chicken
Trisha's Pimento Cheese Spread
This simple, three-ingredient spread is perfect as an appetizer or a light lunch. Spread on slices of white sandwich bread while the mixture is room temperature. Trim the bread crusts and cut the sandwiches into triangles.
Get the Recipe: Pimiento Cheese Spread
Melissa's Brunch Cornbread
Best served with Melissa d'Arabian's special Maple Lime Butter, this cornbread recipe stays moist thanks to the applesauce in the batter.
Get the Recipe: Brunch Cornbread
Lemon Chicken Breasts
This quick-fix baked chicken will become an instant family favorite with its crispy golden-brown skin and white wine lemon sauce.
Get the Recipe: Lemon Chicken Breasts
Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo
Classic and easy to make, this version of Alfredo doesn't require flour to thicken the sauce. Instead, it relies on a slight simmer and a heavy dose of cheese.
Get the Recipe: Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo
Shrimp Fettuccine Alfredo
This take on a classic Italian-American recipe is super-easy to make. Slightly reducing the cream and adding a hefty dose of cheese means you don't have to use flour to thicken the sauce.
Get the Recipe: Shrimp Fettuccine Alfredo
Penne alla Vodka
Ree Drummond's easy pasta topped with a creamy tomato sauce is ready in just 25 minutes.
Get the Recipe: Penne alla Vodka
Spicy Turkey Meatballs and Spaghetti
Stuffed with sweet Italian sausage and prosciutto, Ina's jumbo meatballs deliver so much flavor that you'd never guess they were built with a base of lean ground turkey.
Get the Recipe: Spicy Turkey Meatballs and Spaghetti
The Ultimate Sloppy Joes
For his take on this family favorite, Tyler makes his own savory sauce from pantry staples like ketchup, mustard and red wine vinegar, and he tops the sloppy joes with homemade pickles for a cooling bite.
Get the Recipe: The Ultimate Sloppy Joes
Turkey and Artichoke Stuffed Shells with Arrabbiata Sauce
Giada reinvents this classic childhood casserole for adult palates with a hearty, artichoke-studded ricotta filling and spicy red sauce.
Get the Recipe: Turkey and Artichoke Stuffed Shells with Arrabbiata Sauce
Company Pot Roast
Easy enough for everyday and delicious enough for company, Ina's recipe for the old-fashioned classic comes together with chunky vegetables, a can of whole plum tomatoes and lots of red wine.
Get the Recipe: Company Pot Roast
Chicken with Mustard Mascarpone Marsala Sauce
Top fettuccine with juicy chicken breasts and hearty cremini mushrooms cooked in Giada's mascarpone-mustard sauce. Giada's advice: Use dry Marsala wine to add a little sweetness that's not overpowering.
Get the Recipe: Chicken with Mustard Mascarpone Marsala Sauce
Bolognese Bianco
It may sound odd to make a Bolognese sauce without tomatoes, but this white version is deep with flavor from aromatics, herbs and white wine. Cream adds body and richness.
Get the Recipe: Bolognese Bianco
Two-Ingredient Pizza Dough
This beyond-simple dough requires no yeast and no rising time. Just measure, mix, knead and roll out.
Get the Recipe: Two-Ingredient Pizza Dough
Tyler's Beef Stroganoff with Buttered Noodles
Tyler's meaty, buttery beef Stroganoff requires minimal prep work, and best of all, it practically cooks itself. The short ribs are roasted on low heat until the meat is fall-apart, melt-in-your-mouth tender.
Get the Recipe: Beef Stroganoff with Buttered Noodles
Oven-Fried Potatoes
Skip the fryer and try these oven-fried potatoes instead. All you need is a little olive oil, salt and a piping-hot 450-degree oven.
Get the Recipe: Oven-Fried Potatoes
Linguine with White Clam Sauce
Put leftover white wine to good use in the white clam sauce for this comforting pasta dish. You can also use clam juice in its place for an extra-briny taste.
Get the Recipe: Linguine with White Clam Sauce
Bacon-Cheddar Mashed Potatoes
Take mashed potatoes to the next level: Add bacon for smoke and crunch, cheddar cheese for sharpness and scallions for an onion-flavored finish.
Get the Recipe: Bacon-Cheddar Mashed Potatoes
Rotini with Chicken Marsala Ragout
Shredded chicken thighs are the secret to making Trisha's chicken marsala for a crowd.
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FYS 101 Did "It" Happen Again?What caused the Great Recession of 2008? There has been an outpouring of research, films, books, first person accounts,
government reports, monographs, and blogs on this topic. Key films such as "The Big Short," "Too Big to Fail," "Margin Call,"
"Inside Job," and "House of Cards" will be discussed, as well as books, and journalistic accounts. Comparisons can be drawn
with the movies such as "Modern Times" about the 1930s, and "Wall Street" about the 1980s. Are the political ramifications
still playing out in the Presidential campaign of 2016?