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When my daughter was young I found that at times like these she responded thusly b/c she just needed to vent. Crying and being so "unreasonable" was one of the only ways she had to get out pent up feelings of tension and stress. At times like that I supported and sympathized with her as she cried and when she was spent, all was well.
"But I wanted PIZZZZZZAAAAA!!!" he wailed across the restaurant filled with customers. "But you ordered tomato soup," I reminded him for the fifth time while gesturing to the soup and bread set in front of him. "It's here. We can't take it back." Despite my feeble attempts to reason with a three-year-old, he wasn't buying it. (What was I thinking anyway??) He cried. He flung his body down onto the booth. If I looked closely enough, I might have seen some gnashing of teeth. He was full-on, full-body, full-volume mourning the pizza that was meant to be his and the injustice of it all. He was also what people without children (who surrounded us) or people who believe children 'misbehave' to manipulate others would call "making a scene."
I attempted to show empathy. "You wanted tomato soup but you changed your mind after we ordered because you really wanted pizza. That is disappointing." I attempted to reason. "We can't give the food back. You can order pizza next time." Most importantly, I focused on my own breathing while I noticed my triggers making my body feel hot, my arms feel shaky, and my heart race. I knew that if I let my fear of what others' thought or my frustration that he was "acting out" get the best of me, I would say or do things that would leave him feeling powerless, hurt, and disconnected. My main focus was on helping us both to calm our bodies when overwhelmed, problem solve, and learn to deal with life's minor disappointments in a healthy way. If I ended up eating my sandwich in the car ride home, it would be worth it to see this one through.
So… I scooped him up and walked out of the restaurant. I told my husband and older son we would be back and reassured my Littlest One that he was not 'in trouble' and that we were just going to go get some fresh air and talk about it. I sat on a bench with him facing me on my lap. He started growling and yelling, "Pizza! Pizza! Pizza!" I quietly and gently said, "You really wanted pizza, didn't you." "Yes! And I am going to get it!!" he replied. "I hear that you really want it, so let's think about how we can solve this problem." (He stopped crying and looked at me with interest.) "We can get pizza here the next time we come or order delivery. Or we can cook pizza at home tomorrow for dinner. What do you think?" He began crying again, "NO! I want pizza here now!" "I know," I reassured him. "I know it is disappointing you can't get it today since we already spent our lunch money on tomato soup. That is frustrating that you can't have it. But, we can make a plan to get pizza another time." This back and forth went on a few more times and he would repeat "Pizza!", cry some more, and I would rub his back and talk soothingly to him as he mourned the pizza that he wanted, but could not have.
After a few minutes, I could sense that he was coming to the end of his despair. I playfully started saying silly rhyming words each time he said "Pizza!" I tested this cautiously to see if he had fully expressed his big emotions. I was prepared to stop making jokes and comfort him longer if he got angry. However, when he laughed at me saying, "Did you say Meetza?!?" I knew that he was ready to listen to my words and problem solve. "Hey… do you want to stay out here until Daddy and brother are done or do you want to go in and eat? Not pizza…but second best. Tomato soup and bread!" He shied away from telling me, so I knew he needed a non-verbal way of letting me know he was ready to move on. I encouraged him to push my hands if he wanted to go inside or pull my hands if he wanted to stay outside forever. (A little silly drama to help keep the mood light…) He gave my hands a push and I scooped him up for a big hug and we walked inside together.
He began to eat his tomato soup and my intuitive husband didn't ask anything about what happened outside and we didn't offer any details. What was done was done and we were ready to move on. No grudges, no shaming, no lectures or reliving all of the dramatic details. Just a little boy happily eating his soup and his parents giving each other invisible high fives for choosing patience, love, and connection over fear and control. And you know what? The little guy chose to have leftover tomato soup for dinner that night as well.
This article was originally posted on my blog.
About Amber Sparks
Amber Sparks is a pizza-loving mama with two boys ages four and six. When not deep breathing over pizza tantrums, she can be found teaching Parent/Child yoga classes, homeschooling her two sons, or wandering down a nature trail. She blogs about her adventures at Heart Wanderings.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Postseason honors continue to roll in for members of the Lady Vol basketball team, as Full Court announced its 2012-13 postseason awards.
In balloting by Full Court editors, Bashaara Graves has been chosen National Freshman of the Year and a member of the Freshman All-America First Team. Junior Meighan Simmons, meanwhile, was selected to the Full Court All-America Third Team.
Founded in 1996, Full Court is the longest running provider of women's basketball coverage on the web.
Graves, a 6-foot-2 forward/center from Clarksville, Tenn. (Clarksville H.S.), was the second-leading scorer (13.2) and top rebounder (8.0) for a Lady Vol squad that went 27-8, won the SEC regular-season championship and advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight before bowing out to NCAA championship game participant Louisville.
Previously named the SEC Freshman of the Year by the coaches, SEC Newcomer of the Year by Associated Press and a first-team all-league selection by both, Graves shot 52.2% from the field and 70.1% from the free throw line. She posted 10 double-doubles during the campaign, which led all SEC rookies and tied her with Candace Parker for third all-time among freshman at Tennessee behind only Chamique Holdsclaw (16) and Sheila Frost (11).
Simmons, a 5-9 guard from Cibolo, Texas (Steele H.S.), paced UT in scoring (16.8) and minutes played (31.7) and was second in steals (1.4) and third in assists (2.1). She shot 41.2% from the floor, 36.5% on threes and 85.1% from the charity stripe and scored in double figures in 31 of 35 contests.
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An extremely simple snack recipe that is open to endless variations, this combination is filling and very tasty. If you'd like you can add cinnamon or other spices, substitute shredded coconut for the coconut milk, or blend the ingredients into a smoothie. Freezing the banana ahead of time and then blending will give the mixture the texture of ice cream.
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- Slice banana and divide into small bowls.
- Top each banana half with half of the almond butter and coconut milk.
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I'm sorry for being picky but could we see some pics in the near future??
Is this really coconut milk, or just coconut? I really can't imagine it with coconut milk, but I can totally picture a banana spread with almond butter and rolled in shredded coconut. That's something my kids might actually eat.
I made this today for breakfast. It was a nice flavorful combination.
I wasn't sure either, so I took the almond butter and coconut milk (I used light) and warmed it quickly in the microwave. Then I added the sliced banana to it, stirred, and it was very good!
This was so yummy. I think next time I'm going to put it all in a blender, then in the freezer for an ice cream like treat.
I misread the ingredients (or was probably thinking of part of another recipe) when I put this together this morning and used shredded coconut instead of coconut milk. It was super yummy! Made for a good breakfast
What is the temperature for this recipe? I notice that it is not included on many recipes. Help.
great simple recipe! made this for the first time today but turned it into a drink. in a blender, used 1 banana, 2 tbs of almond butter, a "pinch" of raw agave nectar, and eye-balled the coconut milk until i got the consistency i like. ended up with an 8oz drink. delicious morning to-go blended breakfast!
Here's an alternative. I call it Banana and Almond Butter pudding. Watch it here:
Tell me what you all think.
Made this quick and dirty. Sounded questionable but it was so tasty! Just poured coconut milk over the top and ate it like a bowl of cereal. Not the prettiest but really quite good.
It reminded me of being little and my mom would cut up a banana, sprinkle some sugar over the top and pour on milk. It was a wonderful snack.
A good pre-workout snack. Zapped it in the microwave for 20 sec. to melt the almond butter a little…yummy!
We freeze the banana, pop the ingredience in a blender and you have what looks and tastes like icecream!
Excellent snack or treat! My son loves it!
Is this serving for 2? Why separate in 2 bowls?
If it is it seems like 1/2 banana, 1 tablespoon of almond butter and 1 of coconut milk is a small snack????
This was an awesome breakfast! i added some cinnamon, nutmeg, and shredded coconut. And I ate both servings all by myself!
I bought coconut milk in a box instead of a can bc I couldnt find it in a can. Is this ok or should I not use it?
Does coconut milk taste like actual coconut? I really don't like coconut flavor
How about using unsweetened almond milk?
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this is tasty!! gotta get used to it but then it was yummy!! and good idea about freezing it :)
I also added 1tbsp of in sweetened coconut flakes, a sprinkle of unsweetened cocoa and cinnamon I also used crunchy almond butter. So yummy
It was unsweetened coconut flakes
Do we use the canned coconut milk or the coconut milk that is in the refridgerator, I think it's like Pure or Silk or something like that?
I mashed my banana, stirred in the almond butter & coconut milk, added shredded coconut and cinnamon. I call it pudding too. It is so good! It really helps my sweet tooth!
Love these. Actually stacked 2 banana slices with almond butter in the middle and poked a toothpick through them. Drizzled coconut milk on them and underneath them. Sprinkled unsweetened coconut on bottom of plate as well to keep them from sticking. Easier to pick up. Made for a pot luck with friends.
Lol I missed the section that said 'for two' so I ate all of it.
We used to make this into popsicles when we were kids. Stick a popsicle stick (a chopstick will do just as well) into the peeled banana lengthwise, spread the almond butter all over the banana, them roll it in shredded coconut (sweetened or unsweetened is up to you – we use unsweetened – the banana is sweet enough). Then put it in the freezer (on a plate is fine) for about 30 minutes and voila – you have some SERIOUSLY yummy popsicles. If you want to make them the day before I recommend wrapping them in plastic wrap or putting them in a Ziploc bag so they don't start tasting like freezer burn. Enjoy!
I can't believe the stupid comments people say. unbelievabe, just make the recipe like it says and either like it or not! Plain and simple as that!!!
Having trouble finding canned coconut milk vs carton coconut milk. Would it be located in a different area of a store or next to other milk products??
This is my new favorite breakfast. I use almond milk and then sprinkle unsweetened coconut flakes on top.
isn't banana a carb, 27g in a typical banana?


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Poor Andrew Lansley had to introduce his bill to reorganise the NHS today. Unwanted, unpromised and unwieldy, the bill seems to be unloved by many Tories and Lib Dems as well as being loathed by Labour MPs.
The health secretary had to fight his way through a barrage of shouting, jeering, barracking and hostile interventions. I won't say he crumbled; no one left his cake out in the rain. But he got extremely jittery, um'ming, ah'ing and er'ing like a supply teacher on a Friday afternoon. He had to keep pleading to be allowed to make progress, that other people wanted to speak and, after a while, he began to ditch whole sections of the speech, abandoning them to the enemy, like arctic explorers flinging another husky to the pursuing wolves.
Even David Miliband made a rare Commons appearance – chuntering to anyone who would listen. Normally he is in Portcullis House, across the way, chuntering to anyone who might listen.
Mr Lansley grew increasingly rattled. Each intervention seemed to send him off on a different path. One moment we were in mid-Staffs, the next in the Czech Republic. Strange formulations crawled out of his mouth. Denis MacShane pointed out that soon we would all be able to seek healthcare in Europe, paid for by the NHS. Mr Lansley said that cut both ways, then produced a convoluted construction which seemed to imply that it wouldn't matter because nobody on the continent would want to come here for healthcare. I may be doing him an injustice, but that's how it came out.
"Labour cut the NHS budget!" he yelled in anguish, to incredulous shrieks from the other side. "Whaaaaa?" went Labour MPs. One cried, "Oh, grow up!"
Clive Efford was worried that some hospitals would collapse financially. Since the government had found the cash to save Irish banks, would it find the cash to save endangered hospitals?
Something inside Mr Lansley seemed to snap. "Time does not permit me to explain the extraordinary ignorance in that questions!" he barked.
As the noise continued, he clutched at jargon like a survivor from a shipwreck clings to flotsam. We were in the mysterious world of "outcome frameworks", "engaging front-line clinicians", "local service designs", "a diverse and vibrant social market for healthcare". Apparently, "health and wellbeing boards will bring strategic coherence." Is there a meaning in there? Impossible to say.
His Labour shadow gave a tough and spirited reply. My only anxiety is that John Healey, with his sallow, cadaverous face and hairless scalp, does not look quite as healthy as a health spokesman might. In fact, if I were a nurse passing his bed, I might be tempted to pull the sheet up over his head.
He was interrupted by Mr Miliband who claimed that competition based on quality worked better than competition based on price. Mr Healey turned round graciously to acknowledge his lost leader. "Once again, my Rt Hon friend is absolutely right!" he simpered. There are some people who believe that the king over the water will soon be back on the ferry.


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Greece 1-0 Russia
- From the section Euro 2012
Giorgos Karagounis scored the only goal as Greece produced a major shock to knock Russia out of Euro 2012 and seal their place in the quarter-finals.
Russia had dominated the game before Karagounis pounced on a Sergei Ignashevich error to drill in a shot.
Roman Shirokov had earlier been denied a penalty after claiming a push by Karagounis, who himself had a strong spot-kick shout waved away later on.
Giorgos Tzavellas struck the post with a free-kick as Greece secured victory.
Alan Dzagoev sent a late header wide from an Andrey Arshavin cross but Russia struggled to break down a resolute Greece and their first defeat in 17 games cost them dearly.
They finished on the same points in Group A as second-placed Greece but were eliminated because of their head-to-head record.
It was a remarkable turnaround for both sides as Russia had been tipped as potential tournament winners after beating the Czech Republic 4-1 in their opening game.
Greece, on the other hand, were given little chance of making it through to the last eight after winning a solitary point from their first two matches.
But the underdogs - who ground their way to unlikely Euro 2004 glory by relying on a stubborn defence and catching teams out on the counter-attack or with set-pieces - again managed to spring a big surprise.
They knew only a win against Russia would be enough to get into the quarter-finals and they started positively.
Kostas Katsouranis had a glanced shot from a Karagounis corner palmed away by keeper Vyacheslav Malafeev, and Vassilis Torossidis had a shot blocked.
But as the game progressed, the Greeks sat back, happy to soak up the pressure while trying to catch their opponents out on the break.
Dick Advocaat's Russia were allowed to pass and probe, quickly threatening as Arshavin's prodded shot was saved by keeper Michalis Sifakis.
Aleksandr Kerzakhov fired a sweet shot agonisingly wide before Shirokov was denied a penalty for what appeared a clear push by Karagounis.
A Zhirkov 22-yard shot went just over and Russia's failure to convert their domination into goals was punished by an unlikely goal for Greece.
Russian defender Ignashevich missed a headed clearance from a Greece throw-in and Karagounis, who was making a record-equalling 120th appearance for his country, raced clear before finishing with a great deal of composure.
The strike stunned Russia and Zhrikov was nutmegged by Torossidis, whose low cross was crucially intercepted by Aleksandr Anyukov with Fanis Gekas waiting to tap in.
Russia were now on the backfoot and Karagounis had strong claims for a penalty when he appeared to be tripped by Ignashevich.
Instead, referee Jonas Eriksson booked the Greece captain for diving, leaving Karagounis furious before being substituted.
The midfielder's frenzied protests almost had him tearing his hair out in despair as he also ran to the fourth official to complain.
His yellow card also means he will miss the quarter-final.
Russia, though, could not find the creativity to break down Greece and secure an equaliser.
Indeed Greece came closest to scoring when a Tzavellas effort struck the woodwork.
But Karagounis's solitary effort turned out to be decisive and Greece will now play the winners of Group B - who will be Germany, Denmark or Portugal.
Lineup, Bookings (6) & Substitutions (6)
- 13 Sifakis
- 02 Maniatis
- 03 Tzavelas
- 05 K Papadopoulos
- 15 Torosidis
- 19 Papastathopoulos
- 10 Karagounis Booked (Makos - 67' )
- 21 Katsouranis
- 07 Samaras
- 14 Salpingidis (Ninis - 82' )
- 17 Gekas (Holebas - 64' Booked )
- 01 Chalkias
- 12 Tzorvas
- 04 Malezas
- 20 Holebas
- 06 Makos
- 16 Fotakis
- 18 Ninis
- 22 Fortounis
- 23 Ioannnis
- 09 Liberopoulos
- 11 Mitroglou
- 16 Malafeev
- 02 Aniukov Booked (Izmailov - 81' )
- 04 Ignashevich
- 05 Zhirkov Booked
- 12 Berezutsky
- 06 Shirokov
- 07 Denisov
- 17 Dzagoev Booked
- 22 Glushakov (Pogrebniak - 72' Booked )
- 10 Arshavin
- 11 Kerzhakov (Pavlyuchenko - 46' )
- 01 Akinfeev
- 13 Shunin
- 03 Sharonov
- 19 Granat
- 21 Nababkin
- 09 Izmailov
- 15 Kombarov
- 23 Semshov
- 14 Pavlyuchenko
- 20 Pogrebniak
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Full Time The game is over, as the referee blows his whistle.90:00 +3:55
Shot from just outside the box by Alan Dzagoev goes over the crossbar.90:00 +3:47 Booking
Booking Jose Holebas shown a yellow card.90:00 +2:53
Yury Zhirkov delivers the ball, blocked by Vassilis Torosidis. Inswinging corner taken by Andrey Arshavin from the left by-line.90:00 +2:14
Indirect free kick taken by Michail Sifakis.90:00 +2:14 Booking
Booking Pavel Pogrebnyak is given a yellow card.90:00 +2:10
Pavel Pogrebnyak is penalised for a handball.90:00 +1:11
Yury Zhirkov delivers the ball, Unfair challenge on Giorgos Tzavelas by Pavel Pogrebnyak results in a free kick. Michail Sifakis restarts play with the free kick.90:00 +0:17
Igor Denisov takes a shot. Blocked by Kyriakos Papadopoulos.89:23
Igor Denisov delivers the ball, Roman Shirokov takes a shot. Save made by Michail Sifakis.89:02
Alan Dzagoev takes a short corner.83:13
The ball is delivered by Andrey Arshavin, Headed effort from inside the area by Alan Dzagoev misses to the left of the target.81:47 Substitution
Substitution Sotiris Ninis joins the action as a substitute, replacing Dimitris Salpingidis.81:47
Roman Pavlyuchenko produces a right-footed shot from inside the area that clears the crossbar.81:28
Short corner worked by Andrey Arshavin.80:27 Substitution
Substitution Marat Izmailov joins the action as a substitute, replacing Aleksandr Aniukov.79:22
Dimitris Salpingidis sends in a cross.76:48
Igor Denisov gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jose Holebas. Giorgos Tzavelas takes the free kick.76:07
Igor Denisov takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Blocked by Kyriakos Papadopoulos.75:37
Igor Denisov takes a shot. Blocked by Socratis Papastathopoulos.
Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Andrey Arshavin from the right by-line. Igor Denisov takes a shot. Save made by Michail Sifakis.73:49
Short corner worked by Andrey Arshavin.72:06
Igor Denisov takes a shot. Kyriakos Papadopoulos gets a block in.71:16 Substitution
Substitution Dennis Glushakov goes off and Pavel Pogrebnyak comes on.70:28
Giorgos Tzavelas delivers the ball, Headed effort from inside the area by Georgios Samaras misses to the left of the target.70:28 Booking
Booking The referee shows Alan Dzagoev a yellow card.68:30
Direct strike on goal from the free kick comes in from Giorgos Tzavelas. Foul by Alan Dzagoev on Giorgos Tzavelas, free kick awarded.68:30 Booking
Booking Yury Zhirkov booked.68:24
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Dimitris Salpingidis by Yury Zhirkov.67:04
Shot from 35 yards by Igor Denisov. Blocked by Georgios Samaras. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Andrey Arshavin played to the near post, Georgios Samaras manages to make a clearance. Andrey Arshavin takes a short corner.66:05 Substitution
Substitution Grigoris Makos is brought on as a substitute for Giorgos Karagounis.64:12 Booking
Booking Aleksandr Aniukov is shown a yellow card.64:12
Free kick awarded for a foul by Aleksandr Aniukov on Giorgos Karagounis. Free kick crossed by Giorgos Tzavelas, clearance made by Alexei Berezutsky.63:03 Substitution
Substitution Theofanis Gekas goes off and Jose Holebas comes on.63:03
The ball is swung over by Roman Pavlyuchenko.62:37
Free kick awarded for a foul by Georgios Samaras on Aleksandr Aniukov. Direct free kick taken by Igor Denisov. Andrey Arshavin sends in a cross, Kyriakos Papadopoulos manages to make a clearance.61:03
Viacheslav Malafeev takes the indirect free kick.61:03 Booking
Booking Giorgos Karagounis goes into the referee's book for unsporting behaviour.58:19
The ball is swung over by Vassilis Torosidis, Aleksandr Aniukov manages to make a clearance. Outswinging corner taken by Giorgos Karagounis from the right by-line, clearance made by Sergei Ignashevich. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Giorgos Karagounis, Theofanis Gekas takes a shot.57:31
Unfair challenge on Georgios Samaras by Alexei Berezutsky results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Giorgos Tzavelas.56:24
Igor Denisov takes a shot from long distance which goes wide of the right-hand post.55:29
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Roman Shirokov by Georgios Samaras. Indirect free kick taken by Aleksandr Aniukov.53:22
Roman Pavlyuchenko has an effort at goal from outside the area missing to the wide left of the goal.50:50
Centre by Aleksandr Aniukov, Vassilis Torosidis makes a clearance. Shot from deep inside the area by Roman Shirokov clears the bar.49:58
Georgios Samaras produces a right-footed shot from outside the penalty box and misses left.45:01
The referee starts the second half.45:01 Substitution
Substitution Roman Pavlyuchenko joins the action as a substitute, replacing Alexander Kerzhakov.45:00 +3:08 Half time
Half Time It is the end of the first-half.45:00 +1:48
Vassilis Torosidis provided the assist for the goal.45:00 +1:48 Goal scored
Goal! - Giorgos Karagounis - Greece 1 - 0 Russia Giorgos Karagounis grabs a goal from inside the box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Greece 1-0 Russia.45:00 +0:51
A cross is delivered by Igor Denisov, Roman Shirokov produces a volleyed left-footed shot from deep inside the area which goes wide of the left-hand post.45:00 +0:27
Andrey Arshavin decides to take a short corner.44:59
Corner taken short by Andrey Arshavin.44:13
Roman Shirokov takes a shot. Giannis Maniatis gets a block in.42:26
Dennis Glushakov gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Giorgos Karagounis. Kostas Katsouranis restarts play with the free kick.41:54
The ball is delivered by Vassilis Torosidis, Viacheslav Malafeev makes a comfortable save.41:11
The ball is sent over by Georgios Samaras, Sergei Ignashevich manages to make a clearance.39:06
Dennis Glushakov takes a shot. Socratis Papastathopoulos gets a block in. Yury Zhirkov decides to take the corner short. Yury Zhirkov produces a left-footed shot from just outside the area that goes harmlessly over the target.37:59
Free kick awarded for a foul by Kostas Katsouranis on Igor Denisov. Free kick taken by Roman Shirokov.37:08
Andrey Arshavin crosses the ball, clearance made by Kyriakos Papadopoulos.36:54
Alexander Kerzhakov takes a shot. Blocked by Kyriakos Papadopoulos.35:45
Effort from outside the penalty area by Roman Shirokov goes wide left of the target.32:49
Foul by Igor Denisov on Georgios Samaras, free kick awarded. Giorgos Tzavelas takes the direct free kick.31:55
A cross is delivered by Vassilis Torosidis, Alexei Berezutsky manages to make a clearance.31:02
Alan Dzagoev challenges Giorgos Tzavelas unfairly and gives away a free kick. Giorgos Tzavelas takes the free kick.30:22
Shot by Dennis Glushakov from a long way out goes over the target.29:27
Unfair challenge on Yury Zhirkov by Dimitris Salpingidis results in a free kick. Yury Zhirkov takes the free kick.26:57
Foul by Alexei Berezutsky on Theofanis Gekas, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Giorgos Tzavelas.24:32
Roman Shirokov takes a shot. Socratis Papastathopoulos gets a block in. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Andrey Arshavin from the left by-line, clearance made by Socratis Papastathopoulos.21:34
Alexander Kerzhakov takes a shot. Giorgos Tzavelas gets a block in.19:49
Andrey Arshavin produces a right-footed shot from just outside the box that goes wide left of the goal.18:36
Alan Dzagoev takes a shot. Save by Michail Sifakis.18:22
The ball is swung over by Giorgos Karagounis, save by Viacheslav Malafeev.17:28
Yury Zhirkov takes a shot. Kostas Katsouranis gets a block in.16:06
Yury Zhirkov crosses the ball, Kostas Katsouranis manages to make a clearance. Inswinging corner taken by Andrey Arshavin, clearance made by Kyriakos Papadopoulos.15:16
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Giorgos Karagounis, Viacheslav Malafeev makes a save.12:46
Alexander Kerzhakov has an effort at goal from just outside the box which goes wide of the right-hand post.11:08
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Andrey Arshavin by Giorgos Tzavelas. Direct free kick taken by Igor Denisov. Effort on goal by Alan Dzagoev from just inside the area clears the bar.9:35
Andrey Arshavin takes a shot. Save by Michail Sifakis.8:37
Georgios Samaras delivers the ball.5:59
Corner taken right-footed by Giorgos Karagounis, Vassilis Torosidis takes a shot. Blocked by Aleksandr Aniukov.5:14
Corner taken right-footed by Giorgos Karagounis from the right by-line to the near post, Kostas Katsouranis takes a shot. Save made by Viacheslav Malafeev.2:47
The referee blows for offside against Dimitris Salpingidis. Viacheslav Malafeev takes the indirect free kick.0:00
The game begins.
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Mom Helps Thwart Mother's Day Robbery in Stockton
A Stockton mother may have won the "Best Mom Award" after coming to the aid of her daughter being robbed.
A woman had just returned home from shopping on Mother's Day on the 3100 block of Stefano Way in Stockton when two suspects approached her and tried stealing her shopping bag.
After she resisted -- one of the men ripped off a gold chain from around her neck. Stockton Police officer Joe Silva says that's when the woman's elderly mother came running out.
"At that point, the victim's elderly mother saw what happened and chased after the suspects, yelling for help," Silva said.
When the two black males got into their white four-door car, they fired a gun into the air, then fled the scene.
"This is probably not how this family planned on spending Mother's Day, but we all gotta remember that all moms, it doesn't matter how old they are, always have that instinct in them that when they see something happen to one of their children, they're gonna go out and protect them," he said.
The men got away, but no one was hurt during the incident. If anyone has any information on this robbery, you're asked to call the Stockton Police Department.


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Table Talk: Wahaca brings a taste of Mexico to London
By Daniel Fineren
LONDON (Reuters Life!) - After decades in a culinary desert of Tex-Mex eateries with plastic cacti and dreadful cheese-drenched nachos, Wahaca is leading a wave of modern restaurants bringing the authentic flavors of Mexico to London.
The British capital has been transformed from a land of pie and eels shops into a global food lovers' paradise over the last few decades by dozens of nationalities making it their home.
But few Mexicans have settled in Britain and their culinary riches have remained largely unknown until former Tommi Miers and business partner Mark Selby opened the first branch of Wahaca in 2007 after falling in love with Mexican food while traveling.
"Mexican food is so badly depicted in the UK. There are so many more interesting things to offer," Selby told Reuters in an interview at the company's third restaurant which opened in Canary Wharf in November.
"I really wanted to do proper Mexican food ... it can be fresh, it can be wonderful, the flavors can be brilliant."
Miers and Selby traveled around Mexico in the late 1990s, with Miers returning to cook her way around its food hotspots for over a year, collecting recipes as she went.
On her return, she won British TV cookery contest show Masterchef in 2005 with a Mexican dish and the two opened the first Wahaca (phonetic pronunciation of Mexican state Oaxaca) in a basement in trendy Covent Garden two years later.
That branch now serves around 5,500-6,000 people a week, with queues often stretching up the stairs and down the street. The company is now looking to open a fourth branch soon. Continued...


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Captains Stall Hot Rods 7-2
August 29, 2012 6:03 PM ET
(Eastlake, OH) - The Lake County Captains (36-29, 67-67) defeated the Bowling Green Hot Rods (40-25, 78-57) by a final of 7-2. In the bottom of the eighth inning, Lake County scored three runs to put the game out of reach. Jordan Smith beat out an infield single, and then stole second. Jordan raced to third base on a fly ball and later scored on a ball that got away from the catcher. The score was 5-1. A few hitters later with a man on and two outs, Alex Lavisky un-loaded a two run homerun and the score was 7-1 headed to the ninth.
Lake County used a two out two run triple by Jerrud Sabourin in the bottom of the sixth inning to begin the scoring. Jose Ramirez walked with one out and Jordan Smith had two out single to set the table for Sabourin. Jerrud hit the triple to deep right field and off the wall. Both runners scored as Sabourin slid into third base with the two RBI three bagger.
The Captains used another triple to do some damage in the bottom of the seventh inning. In the bottom of inning, two runners were on and there were two outs when Jose Ramirez tripled to centerfield and the Captains scored two more. It was 4-0 headed to the top of the eighth inning.
Bowling Green scored a run in the top of the eighth inning Cameron Seitzer singled and was moved to second base on a Juniel Querecuto single to left field. With two runners on Taylor Motter walked to load the bases with one out. Kes Carter singled to left field and that scored Seitzer and the score was 4-1 Captains.
In the top of the ninth, the lead off hitter Drew Vettleson smashed his fifteenth homerun of the season to left field and that concluded the scoring. The final score was 7-2 Captains.
RHP Cody Anderson (4-7) started the game for the Captains and did not get a decision. Anderson twirled three innings, allowing just one hit batter as he faced the minimum and fanned two. Nick Pasquale (3-0) got the win after pitching five innings, allowing five hits, one earned run, with four strikeouts. Pasquale did walk a hitter his first free pass of the season. Louis Head pitched the ninth and allowed two hits, one earned run, one walk and two strikeouts. Head also gave up the homer to Vettleson.
LHP Ryan Carpenter (11-8) got the nod for the Hot Rods, and was saddled with the loss. Carpenter pitched six innings, allowing four hits, two earned runs, one walk and five strikeouts. Jason Wilson pitched two innings in relief and yielded five hits, five earned runs, with one walk and one strikeout. Wilson allowed the homer to Lavisky as well.
On Thursday, The Captains will remain home to Eastlake, Ohio to continue the final home stand of the 2012 season. The Captains will send LHP Shawn Morimando (6-6, 3.76) to the mound to face the LHP Sean Bierman (1-0, 1.80) for Bowling Green. First Pitch is scheduled for 7:00 PM.
Thursday is Thirsty Thursday, presented by ESPN 850 WKNR, and will feature a .25-cent beer Happy Hour for one hour before game time and half-price draft beer and fountain soda until 9 PM. Thursday is also Date Night, presented by Fisher's Jewelers at Shoregate, which gives couples the opportunity to purchase two tickets to The Officer's Club Suite and two meal vouchers, a $56 value, for only $30.
The Lake County Captains are a Class A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians and play their home games at Classic Park in Eastlake, at the corners of State Route 91 and Vine Street. For more information on the Captains, please visit the team's official website at www.CaptainsBaseball.com.
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my mate in work who has the exact same car as me has just got a cat back powerflow exhaust fitted for £160 which is a good price undoubtedly but what are peoples general opinion on these exhausts??
i had a powerflow backbox on my old escort and it was ok but that was just an escort so there was no way i was going to pay mega bucks for anything more expensive!
my work mate says it hasn't negatively effected performance and too be fair it certainly looks better than the stock exhaust!!
has anyone else ever fitted a powerflow system to a BMW??


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Oct 23, 2012 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff WriterGov. Matt Mead will name Joe Meyer's replacement by Friday.
Wyoming's Republican Party State Central Committee met in Riverton on Monday to select three candidates for state treasurer.
The finalists are accountant Bruce Brown, 54, who ran for state auditor in 2006 and 2010; Fulbright scholar Clark Stith, 51; and 55-year-old Mark Gordon, former director of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank, who ran for U.S. House in 2008.
The committee's recommendations were sent to Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead on Monday.
He is expected to meet with the finalists Wednesday and make a decision by Friday.
John Birbari, chairman of the Fremont County Republican Party and a member of the state central committee, said the Republicans had 15 days after the death of former treasurer Joe Meyer to pick a short list of replacement possibilities.
He said Riverton provided a central location for the meeting, which came two weeks after a regularly scheduled committee gathering in Thermopolis.
"The morning of that (Thermopolis) meeting was when Joe Meyer passed away," Birbari said. "As we were breaking up we were learning he had passed. ... So it was a pretty fast turnaround."
Smooth process
He was pleased with the outcome of Monday's event, which went smoothly, according to Birbari.
"I thought we had good, solid candidates. and we sent forward three very qualified people," he said. "Now it's up to the governor to pick."
The process to replace state officials is organized in Wyoming to maximize the public's representation in government, Birbari said, explaining that the state central committee includes three people from each county's Republican party. He added that each county party is elected by local residents.
"That's actually the grass roots, voting for their local neighbors," Birbari said. "So this is an example of that government closest to the people really being in action."
Committee members had the opportunity to ask questions of the 10 applicants for state treasurer who arrived Monday in Riverton.
According to published reports, the group included Kari Jo Gray, Mead's chief of staff; Robert Grady, a member of the steering committee of the Wyoming Business Alliance; Ed Prosser, a former state representative; Lars Lone of the Wyoming Policy Institute; Daniel Furphy, president of First Capital West Bankshares in Laramie; Janet Anderson, a retired ConocoPhillips employee; and John Allan Holtz, a former judge in Converse County.
In the afternoon, the 72-person committee voted to narrow the pool of candidates to five people -- Brown, Furphy, Stith, Gordon and Grady -- who underwent another round of questioning from county representatives before the final group of three was selected.
Stith described his fiscal policy as "very conservative," adding that he would try to cut the treasurer's budget by 15 percent. Stith also wants to invest as much money in the state's permanent mineral trust fund as possible.
"That's where our future is," Stith said.
He called it a "primary goal" to avoid the implementation of a personal state income tax in Wyoming. Outside of the treasurer's office, Stith said his position on the State Land and Investment Board will be of extreme importance, especially when it comes to multiple use of public property in Wyoming and funding for rural hospitals. He also advocated for user fees on Wyoming highways.
"Right now we're using the income out of the permanent mineral trust fund to subsidize highway construction," Stith said. "I think it makes much more sense to have a user fee (so) other funds like the mineral trust fund are used for improving the lives of citizens."
Brown talked about cuts to spending at the state level, which he prefers over other efforts to increase Wyoming's revenue.
"I still think there's a lot of fat out there that we can cut before we start diverting money from the permanent mineral trust fund," Brown said. "If we divert out of there it won't grow as much as it should, (and it's) integral to our state's operation."
He also mentioned negotiating lower fees for services from investment managers, suggesting that University of Wyoming students could be recruited to help reduce costs. On SLIB, he said he would base funding decisions on the potential for a return on investment.
Birbari asked Gordon about working with Mead.
"Since you'll owe your appointment to the governor, how will you maintain an independent voice?" Birbari asked.
Gordon said he would base his choices on conservative values and his belief that Wyoming citizens come first. He cited a disagreement he had with former Gov. Dave Freudenthal over water rights.
"The way I pursued the issue was to say the regulations were the regulations," Gordon said. "Wyoming's water was inviolate, and we needed to make sure we stood our ground and put Wyoming and Wyoming's regulators first. ... As a result I lost my position."
He said he wants to streamline the issuance of permits to energy companies so those businesses are more likely to work in Wyoming and pay severance taxes and mineral royalties to the state. He also wants to see more diverse industries in the state, though he said Wyoming doesn't have the best "mechanism" in place to provide financial support to local businesses.
"We need ... a mechanism, a treasurer that needs to be out there looking for ways to do that," Gordon said. "That's a big concern for me. ... We need to work on that."
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Lake Chalice Wines is one of the few remaining family and locally owned wine companies in New Zealand, located in the country's main wine-growing region - Marlborough.
Beginning in 1989 on an 11ha (28 acre) stony paddock in the heart of the Wairau Valley, today Lake Chalice Wines owns four unique vineyard sites from rich silty flood planes to deep clay valleys. Owners and viticulture pioneers Neal and Judy Ibbotson are supported by Winemaker Chloe Gabrielsen and an internationally experienced team. Collectively they share a simple philosophy: to make quality varietal wines representing the best of Marlborough's unique regional diversity.
The Kārearea or New Zealand falcon is proudly represented on all Lake Chalice Wine labels. In a land with born with no native mammals, this rare, endemic raptor has always flown fearlessly above the rest. Lake Chalice Wines is a proud sponsor of the Wingspan Birds of Prey Trust, dedicated to preserving New Zealand's raptors.
"The 2015 The Nest Sauvignon Blanc has a yeasty nose over a core of ripe apples, fresh pears and orange blossom plus a waft of sage. Medium-bodied, it is both refreshing and understated compared to most of this region's offerings with a touch of minerality to the long finish."
Lake Chalice Wines is one of the few remaining privately and locally owned wine companies in New Zealand and is located in the country's main wine-growing region, Marlborough.
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The Lake Chalice wine brand, including vineyards, has been purchased by family-owned Marlborough winery, Saint Clair Family Estate.
Lake Chalice was awarded the Reserve Wine of the Show at the Air New Zealand Wine Awards 2015 for the Lake Chalice Raptor Chardonnay 2014.


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Alienware is all about getting some serious power under those shiny, luminescent exteriors (as long as you're willing to pay for the privilege), and the M14x is no exception. Our sample sports a quad-core Intel 'Sandy Bridge' Core i7-2630QM, which runs at 2GHz by default and clocks up to 2.9GHz. This chip offers more power than many games will know what to do with, and opting for a dual core Core i5-2410M will save you £140 while still providing enough muscle for the majority of games.
It's backed by 4GB of RAM, which you can upgrade to 8GB for 'only' £160! The hard drive on our review sample is the top-end option. Rather than one of the 7,200rpm hard drives which come in up to 750GB sizes, our machine rocks a 256GB SSD. It adds a whopping £430 to the price, and that's the cheapest SSD experience available – Alienware doesn't offer smaller capacities. To be honest this takes ridiculous to a whole new level, and we rather prefer MSI's combo SSD and hard drive setup, as found in the £1,450 configuration of its GT680.
Anyway, as long as you have the cash, so far this 14in gaming laptop offers all the power you could want. But how do its graphics hold up? This crucial area is where we most often find compromises, and unfortunately that holds true for this little beast. Because no matter how fat your wallet is, the only option is an Nvidia GeForce GT 555M. Whether you pay the extra £130 to double its RAM to 3GB, as on our review sample, will really make very little difference in most games. It's the card's GPU power rather than its memory that limits it.
Just consider, you're getting a card that's two families below the mobile top-end, with Nvidia's 560M and 580M series above it. Alienware was probably constrained by the physical dimensions on offer here, but it's still disappointing. Mind you, with less demanding fare the M14x still holds up well. Even with details turned up to maximum, it managed a 41.4 frames per second (fps) average in Stalker: Call of Pripyat at the screen's native 1,600 x 900 resolution.
However, the four year-old Crysis can still bring the GT 555M to its knees without trying, even on 720p (1,280 x 720). At high detail it maintained a just-about-playable 27fps average, but knocking the detail up to full had it limping along at 17.4fps. So basically, this £1830 gaming laptop can't run intensive titles at the settings they were meant to be played at, and it won't regardless of the amount of money you're willing to throw at it.
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I don't understand how TR can reccommend this laptop or any alienware/dell laptop for that matter, 8 out of 10 people on forums i've visited complain about alienware.
I hear horror stories of the laptop running so hot that it's internals melt or partially melt, besides that also hear about how horrible the customer service is.
Ofcourse what i read about alienware/dell is not a fact but still when i read so many people warn potential buyers to avoid alienware/dell laptops, then i think there is perhaps some truth in what they are saying.
I'll agree that there is the occational inevitable "lemon" coming out of any manufacturer, a lot of the things you will read regarding "Alienware Sux" are written by folks who know very little about computers and fancy themselves gurus. I am an owner of an M15x, and it handles everything and anything I throw at it without even blinking. It's the strongest laptop I have ever owned, and there is literally nothing else out there like it.
Looks like that still holds true, since the m14x refresh seems to have gone down some as far as available hardware. I got mine just before they discontinued the line and put the 5850 in it - it's truly a gaming beast that goes with you anywhere.
Looking at the designs of other laptops such as the RoG line from Asus and some Sager notebooks - none of them have the flash and the warranty options, and they all cost just the same. You want to talk about horrible customer experiences, go check out Newegg reviews and look at some of the horror stories from people trying to get service out of Asus for their RoG line.
I had one issue with my m15x, and it wasn't even really an issue per se. I reloaded windows (because I like a fresh copy), and the CD didn't come with the software to watch BluRay movies. I called up customer service, gave the tech my info, he logged into my laptop and verified the hardware, and in 10 minutes a digital copy of the software was uploaded to it and I was back to playing with my new machine.
In short, you have to consider the source when reading things on forums, especially the ones that have little to no moderation. Any 12 year old with an opinion can voice it, and it doesn't even have to be objective.
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The Bears' offensive line play was terrible on Sunday against the Saints. That is clear.
However, the play-calling from offensive coordinator, Mike Martz was even worse. He put the offensive line and Jay Cutler in position to fail by calling a whopping 52 pass plays, and just 11 run plays.
Additionally, many of those pass plays called for a seven-step drop from Cutler, and/or an empty backfield, while Saints defensive coordinator, Gregg Williams, called for blitzes all over the field. Defenders were in Cutler's face many times before he could even step back to the throwing position. Much of that is on bad offensive line play, but much of it is on the play-calling too.
Martz needs to call plays that suit the Bears' strengths. And right now, the only obvious "strength" on offense is Matt Forte. Jay Cutler certainly can be when he's getting the time to throw and when his wide receivers are getting separation, but neither of those things happened much on Sunday. And again, the time to throw is going to be an issue as long as seven-step drops are a constant in the pass play-calling, unless the pass protection on the offensive line REALLY improves. It's difficult for any offensive line to "succeed" in pass protection under such circumstances, and that's why Martz-run offenses are among the league leaders in sacks allowed yearly.
Forte, however, had a 42-yard run on his second carry of the game in the first quarter, as part of a balanced offensive drive that ended with a play-action touchdown pass from Cutler to Dane Sanzenbacher to put the Bears up 7-0.
And what sets up the play-action? The run game. Forte had five carries on the drive, yet only had five carries for the rest of the game. And what was the score for the rest of the entire game? 30-6, Saints. Don't think for a second that abandoning the run game was not a SIGNIFICANT reason for the Bears' failures over the rest of the game.
Plain and simple, there needs to be more balance on the offense. You would've thought Martz would know that coming into the season after we went through this exact same situation in the first half of the 2010 season. Many more pass plays than run plays were called, and the offense was a mess. Cutler was constantly taking hits from defenders, just like was the case against the Saints.
In the second half of last season, the Bears committed to running the ball. And guess what? They did pretty good:
In the final nine games, they ran the ball more than they passed it seven times. The two times there were more passes? Both of those games were losses. A direct reason why? Maybe not. The New England Patriots pounded the Bears' defense in Week 14. But it's fair to correlate success in the victories with the running game.Source: Brad Biggs
Well, Lovie Smith said after Sunday's loss that the Bears need to get more balanced on offense. Finally, it appears he may be taking some control of this situation.
And today, Martz actually took the blame for the loss, and says he's going to get back to calling more running plays:
From Jeff Dickerson:
"If you are looking for blame, just blame me," Martz said Wednesday. "It's just one of those things that happened. I did a poor job of coaching."
"What happened, to be honest with you, I got into a two-minute mode too soon," Martz said. "That's one of the things I talked with [Bears coach] Lovie [Smith] about. Going into that fourth quarter, once that turnover came, there's just a lot of things; it's just not simple. But none of them are a justification. We went into that game thinking we were going to run the ball quite a bit, again there are reasons for everything, it's not that we want to do that. Nobody wants to throw the ball that much. It's not fun."Added Lovie:
"We need to mix it up a lot more than we did in that game," Martz said. "We had a lot of pressure, more pressure than we probably suspected, and it puts a lot of pressure on some of these protections. We just didn't execute very well in a lot of areas. We just didn't play very well.
"We had one sack going into the fourth quarter, then we got into a throw it, throw it, throw it deal, really sooner than we should have. Looking back, I went back with Lovie and we always re-evaluate the game, what could we do better. In that moment when they are giving certain pressures ... there are a lot of reasons why. None of them are very good."
"Our run [to] pass ratio wasn't good enough," Smith said later in the day. "I'm not going to get in to what all happened, the private things we have. I'm sure Mike will tell you the same thing; we'll get the balance back up this week."
We'll see about that on Sunday.
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Due to hard economic conditions, we must be aware of what we are spending and we need to make certain sacrifices. While some spending could very well be eliminated, others are way too important to do away. For many of us, owning a car is an essential expense for our daily lives. Even so, if you take the time to consider this more carefully you will be surprised at how much you can save and in this article we will look at what you can do to keep your driving expenses down.
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A Regency Christmas Pact Collection(2015)
An omnibus of novels by Jane Charles, Aileen Fish, Catherine Gayle, Julie Johnstone, Jerrica Knight-Catania and Ava Stone
From Five USA Today Bestselling Authors
After attending the funeral of an old school friend, five Regency gentlemen make a pact never to marry, convinced it will save them from meeting the same fate...
In AVA STONE's A Bit of Mistletoe...Everett Casemore, the very serious Marquess of Berkswell, resolves himself to eternal bachelorhood. Unfortunately, both his resolve and his peace of mind are threatened by the arrival of a beautiful, thoughtful, but mostly unsuitable lady. * Miss Theresa Birkin knows better than most that an error in judgment can lead one down an unfortunate path. If only she'd been wiser when she was younger. If only she hadn't followed her foolish heart. If only she'd met Lord Berkswell long before now.
In JANE CHARLES's Lady Disguised...Mr. Sebastian Stanwick never intended to marry. Women were simply unpredictable and unstable if not taken care of properly. * Helene Mirabelle wants few things in life. One, is to perform on the stage, and the other, is to be out from under the roof of her overbearing new family: Lord Bentley and the Trent brothers. A husband could never fit into the plans because no decent man would take an actress as a wife. * One fateful night leaves Helene questioning if being an actress is the only thing she wants, while Stanwick begins to wonder whether all women are truly prone to madness.
In JERRICA KNIGHT-CATANIA's All He Wants For Christmas...Rowan Findley has decided to remain a bachelor for all eternity. That is, until Olivia walks into his cousin's drawing room for a Christmas party, reminding him of a night many years ago. * Olivia Edwards can't quite believe her eyes when Rowan Findley waltzes back into her life, as handsome and charming as ever. It's been almost seven years since she's seen him, and the secret she's been harboring all that time has her on edge whenever he's about.
In AILEEN FISH's Chasing Lord Mystery...Lord Northcotte is not in the holiday spirit when he joins his sister's family and discovers a matchmaking scheme is afoot. He vows he will never marry Lady Miriam or any other woman. Now if only his heart would listen. * Lady Miriam's mother accused her of chasing Lord Mystery after a noble act by a handsome stranger six years ago became the measure of all other men. Now he's staying at the home where she'd hoped to escape a summons from her grandfather. Terrified Northcotte will recognize her, she can't decide which is the bigger threat: the duke armed with a special license, or Lord Mystery, who carries a secret she'd never live down.
In JULIE JOHNSTONE's 'Tis The Season For Surrender...Lillian Lancaster's recently deceased father's will stipulates her inheritance hinges upon her marrying a lord. With time running out, Lillian proposes to the marriage-adverse Lord Edgeworth after securing his agreement to a marriage in name only. * Haunted Edgeworth is commanded by to marry by Christmas or become penniless, the perfect choice is a woman who wants nothing to do with him. But will these two wounded souls find more than security in each others arms?
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What – Final Pack meeting of the school year, cookout and picnic!
When – Thursday, May 26th, 6:30 – 8:00
Where – Summitt playground, near the basketball court
Who – Current cubs, their families, and future cub scouts (anyone interested in joining Pack 90!)
Why – Close out the school year and get ready for summer
Come join us for a little picnic at the Summitt Elementary Playground. Bring your folding chairs, EZ-up, plates and cups, and a squirt gun! We will have a little cookout (dogs, chips, drinks and watermelon)!


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Hello North Dakota.
I would like your oppinion on where to look.
I am looking to sell some land in CO and buy some in North or South Dakota. I am looking for 40 to 200 acres. I have only a few needs.
First and formost I am looking for good hunting. Most of all we want to have a place to hunt ducks. Geese, Upland birds, Deer, Turkey, etc. are all bonuses but Ducks are what we are most interested in.
Second, we would like the land to produce some income. Being able to lease the non-wetland parts or get paid through the crp program would be needed to offset the costs.
Third, total cost of the land should be between 75,000 and 200,000. I have found 160 acre plots in that price range across the state but don't know where the real duck hunting areas are.
Last, any ideas on how I could allow others to use my land but make sure it was not overhunted. I would only have the opportunity to make two or three trips a year up there and would want someone to enjoy hunting the land. I would not want to charge but would want to ensure no over hunting.
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Richard Kriegbaum, Ph.D.
Office location: McDonald Hall
Telephone: 559-453-2010
Fax: 559-453-5502
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Richard Kriegbaum, Ph.D., was FPU president from 1985 until 1997, a time when the university increased its profile and role in Fresno and the Central Valley. He joined the university (then Fresno Pacific College) in 1984 as administrative vice president, coming from Wheaton College. Since his presidency Kriegbaum has remained connected to the university, teaching distance-learning courses through the Office of Continuing Education and serving as interim dean of the School of Business. He also spent eight years as CEO of United Way of Fresno County and has consulted with a wide variety of nonprofit organizations and institutions of higher education on leadership and organizational development.
Dale Simmons, Ph.D.
Interim Provost/Senior Vice President
Office location: McDonald Hall
Telephone: 559-453-2031
Fax: 559-453-5502
Email: email@example.com
Dale Simmons, Ph.D., brings a variety of administrative and academic experience to Fresno Pacific University. As vice president for academic affairs at Aurora (IL) University, he oversaw all academic units and his reports included the deans of undergraduate and online studies, graduate and adult studies and general education. Other positions include provost and vice president for academic affairs at Judson University, Elgin, IL, and associate dean of curriculum and academic development at Bethel College, Mishawaka, IN. As a professor at Judson and an associate professor at Bethel, Simmons taught church history, U.S. history and government and world history. He has a doctorate and master's in modern history and literature (American religion and culture emphasis) from Drew University and an M.A. and B.A. from Oral Roberts University.
Robert Lippert
Vice President, Finance
Office location: McDonald Hall
Telephone: 559-453-2189
Fax: 559-453-5502
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Robert Lippert has 24 years of experience in non-profit leadership, spending the past nine years as chief operating officer at the AIMS Educational Foundation in Fresno. Throughout his career he has worked extensively with budgeting and financial management as well as managing operations, information systems and personnel. In his role, Lippert oversees the university business office and budget process as well the offices of the controller and human resources.
Terry Brensinger, Ph.D.
Seminary President
Office location: Seminary House
Telephone: 559-453-2311
Fax: 559-453-2355
Email: email@example.com
Terry Brensinger, Ph.D., has more than 30 years experience as an ordained minister, professor, board member and trustee in Mennonite-related institutions. His Ph.D. in Old Testament, M.Phil. in biblical studies and M.A. in ancient near Eastern archaeology are from Drew University. His M.Div. is from Asbury Theological Seminary and his B.A. is from Messiah College. He has also served in Africa and Jerusalem. Wherever he has been, his work is a ministry and his goal is to serve.
Diana Bates Mock
Vice President for Integrated Marketing
Office location: McDonald Hall
Telephone: 559-453-5505
Fax: 559-453-5502
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Diana Bates Mock came to FPU in 2001 as director of communications and university relations. A marketing industry veteran, her titles over the years have included advertising copywriter, creative director, public relations director and independent marketing consultant. She has a B.A. from California State University, Fresno in mass communications, and an M.A. from FPU in leadership and organizational studies.
Jon Endicott
Vice President of Enrollment Management
Office location: McDonald Hall
Telephone: 559-453-3484
Fax: 559-453-2007
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Jon Endicott oversees traditional undergraduate and seminary recruiting in addition to degree completion and graduate admissions. Endicott started his present position in 2009. From 1996-2002, he was in the traditional undergraduate enrollment department as associate director, then director of college admissions. His B.A. is from Concordia University and his M.A. is from the University of California, Irvine. In between his time at Fresno Pacific University, Endicott worked at Fresno Christian Schools.
Mark Isaac
Vice President for Advancement and University Relations
Office location: McDonald Hall
Telephone: 559-453-5516
Fax: 559-453-2007
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Mark Isaac directed development at MB Biblical Seminary, now Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary, before joining the advancement team at Fresno Pacific University. With 22 years in local church pastoral ministry, he brings a sense of joy in generosity to areas including alumni and church development, annual and major gifts, scholarships, grants and donor events. Isaac has a B.A. from Tabor College, and his M.Div. from MB Biblical Seminary. He continues to provide preaching ministry on behalf of the university and seminary as a licensed minister of the Pacific District Conference of Mennonite Brethren churches. He also serves on a foundation board in Visalia where he lives with his wife, Laurie, and their two youngest daughters.
Randy Worden, D.Min.
Vice President for Student Life
Title IX Coordinator
Office location: Steinert Campus Center, Room 126
Telephone: 559-453-2073
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Randy Worden, D.Min., began work at Fresno Pacific University in 2008. Worden has more than 25 years of professional student development experience. He has previously served at such Council for Christian College & University institutions as Northwest Christian University, Houston Baptist University, California Baptist University and Azusa Pacific University. During his career, Worden has spent time as a career counselor, campus pastor, director of residence life and in other senior administrative roles related to student development. He has a B.A. in Christian Education from Seattle Pacific University, an M.Ed. in Student Development from Azusa Pacific University and a D.Min. in Leadership from George Fox University.


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Land-use changes sought for medical marijuana in Oak Creek
Town Board to consider applications at meeting tonight
July 22, 2010
If you go
What: Oak Creek Town Board meeting
When: 7 p.m. today
Where: Oak Creek Town Hall, 129 Nancy Crawford Blvd., Oak Creek
Agenda items: Land-use changes for medical marijuana centers, discussion of a retaining wall for the Oak Creek Ice Rink, emergency ordinance for town bonds
Steamboat Springs — The Oak Creek Town Board will hear three requests for land-use changes at a meeting tonight, all for medical marijuana establishments.
That may be too many medical marijuana businesses for the town of less than 1,000 residents, Mayor Nikki Knoebel said.
According to the agenda, Skyler Hartman is asking to use 240 Arthur St. for a medical marijuana dispensary and commercial kitchen. Jacob Wise, owner of a medical marijuana dispensary in town, also is asking for an optional cultivation site for his dispensary at the same Arthur Street address. Rocky Mountain High Kitchens is asking for an optional location for its existing center and kitchen.
"In my mind, we would only need one bakery and one medical marijuana center in Oak Creek," Knoebel said from Florida. She said she has been on vacation for the past week and has not had a chance to review the applications.
The town put itself in limbo waiting for the state to finalize medical marijuana laws, and now that they are in effect, allowing local governments to control medical marijuana centers, the town board will be faced with a decision about how to handle them.
The town's original moratorium was intended to keep the businesses off of Main Street and out of the main business district, Knoebel said.
Now, the town can create more overarching rules if it decides to, or the town can address individual requests for land-use changes. The three requests went before the Planning Commission on Wednesday night, and recommendations from the commission will go to the board. Knoebel said the board could approve or deny any requests for land-use change and also could impose regulations.
Also at tonight's meeting, the Town Board will discuss a park design for the Sierra View Homeowners Association, brought by Andy Benjamin, and will consider an approval of an emergency ordinance to issue bonds valued at $1.2 million for the wastewater treatment plant.


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Posted by ESPN.com's Heather Dinich
1. Miami quarterback Robert Marve vs. Florida State quarterback Christian Ponder -- Youth versus youth, and the future of both teams. Who has the better day in this storied rivalry, and how will their heralded backups be used this time?
2. Virginia Tech rover Dorian Porch -- He took over for Davon Morgan, who tore his ACL in the Nebraska game. Porch was also the top backup at free safety, and has played about a quarter of the games at rover.
3. The Carolina quarterbacks -- NC State's Russell Wilson will be making a comeback against Boston College after missing the South Florida game with an undisclosed injury, and North Carolina quarterback Cameron Sexton is looking for a repeat performance against UConn.
4. Positive signs in Charlottesville -- Literally and figuratively. The 1-3 Cavaliers need to show fans they're not destined for doom, and the fans need to show them support now that signs are once again allowed in the stadium.
5. Duke's offensive line against Georgia Tech's veteran front four -- This will be the Blue Devils' toughest test to date, and while mobile quarterback Thaddeus Lewis can make things happen, he'll need some time to do it.
6. Paul Johnson vs. David Cutcliffe -- This could be a Coach of the Year elimination game, no? Both of these guys have their programs ahead of schedule in their first seasons. Can Cutcliffe take the next step, and win an ACC road game, or will Johnson stay in the hunt for his first Coastal Division crown?
7. Boston College's passing game -- Have they found it? Offensive coordinator Steve Logan knows the Eagles won't survive the second half of the season without it. There has been instability at quarterback, and either Chris Crane or Dominique Davis needs to assert himself as the leader of the offense.
8. Florida State's defense against Miami's tight ends -- It's been something the Seminoles have been working on all week, and historically a matchup that's made a difference in this game. Miami's Dedrick Epps, who caught the game-winner last year, is the one they're most likely to key in on.
9. Interceptions in Dolphin Stadium -- If there are any. So far, both Florida State and Miami have just one interception each. Both programs are tied for last in the FBS in this category with five other teams.
10. Maryland receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey -- Somehow, he left Death Valley with just one touch -- albeit a 76-yard run on a reverse -- and somehow, the Terps still won. Odds are Virginia won't keep one of the most exciting receivers in the league quiet again.


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Streisand, Minnelli, Franklin sing for Marvin Hamlisch
By Christine Kearney
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Three of America's leading stage performers - Barbra Streisand, Liza Minnelli and Aretha Franklin - paid tribute to Marvin Hamlisch on Tuesday, honoring the late composer for his contributions to Broadway and movies, as well as their personal lives.
The invitation-only tribute for the composer of numerous hit records, movies and musicals such as "A Chorus Line" was held at the New York's Juilliard School for the Arts where Hamlisch studied as a boy after three years earlier displaying at the age of 4 a gift for mimicking music.
Hamlisch died after a brief illness in Los Angeles on August 6 at the age of 68, causing an outpouring of grief from well-known entertainers and fans and prompting Streisand, Hamlisch's friend for the past 45 years, to organize the tribute.
Streisand performed "The Way We Were - one of Hamlisch's best known songs and one of Streisand's biggest hits - in the tribute's finale. She also recalled how they first met in 1963 when Hamlisch was the rehearsal pianist for Streisand's movie "Funny Girl," who would also on occasion fetch the cast coffee.
"Because I didn't drink coffee, he was assigned to get me a chocolate doughnut," Streisand told the laughing audience filled with friends, family and stars including Michael Douglas, Sarah Jessica Parker and lyricists Alan and Marilyn Bergman. "But instead of just one, he always brought me two and so our love affair began."
Streisand told how she forged a friendship with the New York-born composer based on a shared passion for "music, film and food," and "without explaining why or how, we understood each others anxieties," while joking about their shared Jewish heritage.
They ended up with a long history of working together, including Hamlisch's turn as musical director and arranger of Streisand's 1994 U.S. concert tour as well as writing the score for Streisand's 1996 film, "The Mirror Has Two Faces." Hamlisch had called Streisand "the best voice there is." Continued...


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According to the datasheet it is not certified for use in Australia, but according to a list of Digi's Government Certifications it is. Are you able to start selling this module to Australia and New Zealand customers?
I am using the RN-131 at work (Very similar to RN-171). Very happy with the performance and ease of use. Even managed to read data of my micro when the two have been placed in a fridge. Signal must be strong enough to get out through the rubber seal.
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