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OUR VIEW: We're not couch potato communities
A saying goes: If you're sitting still, then you're falling behind.
Our communities collectively could sit back and watch things happen. But the world is always changing. We need to not only keep up with that change but find ways to get ahead of it.
Stopping investments for the future and becoming complacent are easy in the difficult economy we're enduring right now. Coming up with the money now that will pay dividends into the future is definitely more difficult. Coming up with reasons why we shouldn't be making these investments now is much easier.
Thankfully, our communities are still looking and moving forward. For example:
• Belding Area Schools are in the midst of a $38.8 million project to expand and modernize its buildings. The centerpiece is a bigger and better Belding High School.
The high school was constructed decades ago using different architectural designs and construction processes than are common now. The building's systems and infrastructure were nearing the end of their useful life.
The project will set up the district for decades of quality learning with the most up-to-date equipment in much more appealing buildings. That's important for attracting residents to town.
Voters in February 2010 approved extending the district's 7-mill facilities tax levy by 15 years from 2025 to 2040.
• Greenville Public Schools is working on a $14 million project to improve safety, security and technology in most of its buildings. A new $6.5 million football stadium also is being dug into the ground behind Greenville High School.
Again, the safety, security and technology upgrades are necessary to keep up with the times. Schools don't need to be prisons, but they shouldn't be as easy to access as Greenville schools are. Technology is evolving rapidly and the schools need to provide students with an education that prepares them for what graduates encounter in the real world.
Much has been written about the football stadium. Suffice to say, it is the right project at the right time.
Voters will continue paying the district's 7-mill facilities property tax levy a few years along. Although, that rate will begin falling in a couple years.
• Spectrum Health United Hospital in Greenville is working on a $12 million expansion and renovation to completely remake its Emergency Department and Diagnostic Imaging Center.
Both parts of the project are needed to keep up with a growing number of patients going through the doors each year. The Greenville hospital more and more is becoming a destination serving patients from far outside the city with a wider array of services. Expanded facilities are necessary to support that growth.
The community is being asked to support a $3 million capital campaign to pay for the project.
• This year witnessed the completion of both the 42-mile Fred Meijer Heartland Trail from Greenville to Alma and the 6.5-mile Fred Meijer Flat River Trail encircling Greenville.
Both trails contribute to our quality of life and tourism. Grants and generous donations over the years paid for the Heartland Trail while grants and city capital improvement funds paid for the Flat River Trail.
• Edmore is working on a major project to rehabilitate the former General Bag Corp. factory into a destination and showpiece for the village.
An Amish crew is replacing the roof to make way for a year-round indoor marketplace featuring an array of locally produced Amish goods. A new farmer's market also is planned in the building. When complete, it will be a major draw for Edmore.
• Stanton is embarking on a multi-million dollar upgrade to its water and sewer systems. Both were woefully behind with maintenance and, as City Manager James Freed tells it, one step away from shutting down completely.
The planned upgrades, which residents will pay for in higher rates, will bring the infrastructure back into long-term viability.
There is an arm-length list of reasons why all of these projects shouldn't happen right now. They cost a lot… The added cost is too much… Tax and rate increases will be too much… Families are hurting and these higher costs are just adding to their pain… Costs for everything are increasing while wages are stagnant…
All of those are great reasons to sit back and do nothing. However, all of these projects are necessary if we expect our towns to remain viable for generations to come.
If our schools don't stay current, our children will not be able to compete in the global labor force and our towns will suffer.
If our hospital doesn't grow and provide the best care available, another one will and siphon patients away.
If we don't enhance our own quality of life and provide excellent recreational opportunities, people will find towns that do and move there.
If we don't keep our infrastructure in solid working order, no business will move here. In a worst case scenario, the utilities will shut down and basically make living here hazardous.
Thankfully all of our towns have leadership in place looking at the present and the future — moving us from where we were to where we are and where we ought to be next year and years from now. We're not sitting still or merely keeping up with the rate of change. We're staying ahead.
Future generations will thank us.
Editorial opinions are a consensus of The Daily News editorial board.


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Gospel artists conclude international tour Saturday at Odell Williamson Auditorium
Following their successful pairing on the 30-city "Come Alive" Tour last fall, platinum-selling and Dove award-winning artists Mark Schultz and Point of Grace hit the road together again this spring for an additional 25 cities.
Summer blockbuster season is here, and guess which wholesome, wacky, family-pleasing comedy was the No. 1 movie last weekend? That's right, "Nightmare on Elm Street."
The old nemesis of squeamish moviegoers of the 1980s is back, "retooled," of course, for the 2010s, from the same production company that brought us the returns of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and "Friday the 13th." Thanks a lot, guys.
SUPPLY—Casondra McLaurin proudly walked up the stage with her young daughter Madison McLaurin to receive her diploma for completing Brunswick County Drug Treatment Court.
Recalling the broken road of drug addiction and overdoses that brought Casondra McLaurin to Drug Treatment Court, she said, through the program, "I like what I see."
"I'm a mom now through this program."
McLaurin was one of six participants who graduated from Brunswick County Drug Treatment Court last week at Brunswick Community College.
CAROLINA SHORES—Town commissioners have approved directing town attorney Holt Moore to write a draft letter regarding a personnel matter discussed in an hour-long executive session Monday at town hall.
The vote was 4-1 with town commissioner Tom Puls casting the only "nay" vote.
LELAND—Kyle Hufham struck out nine batters in six innings as North Brunswick on Senior Night beat South Brunswick 11-3 in a Waccamaw Conference baseball game.
Hufham gave up four hits, four walks and one earned run in the game Friday night.
The victory avenged an extra-inning defeat earlier this season.
An Early College High School student has created a program staff at the Ingram Planetarium that just may be used as a new teaching component.
Eleventh-grader Crystal Matthis has completed the first student-produced program using Starry Night Pro, a software program new to the planetarium, for her senior project. Although senior projects are required in order for all seniors to graduate, Early College students are allowed to complete them earlier than senior year, in order to create room in their schedules for college classes.
CAROLINA SHORES—Assistant town administrator Amanda Chestnut was asked to turn in her keys and laptop computer before the town would issue her a paycheck this week.
Mayor Stephen Selby has called a special town board of commissioners meeting for 9 a.m. this coming Monday, May 3, at town hall to go into closed session to discuss personnel.
Friday, Selby would not say whether the upcoming meeting has to do with Chestnut, but added she previously requested an executive session with the board to address her concerns.
South Brunswick beat West 3-0 in a Waccamaw Conference soccer game April 29 at West.
The victory gave South a 4-0 record against county teams. The victory also kept South unbeaten in the conference (8-0) with two games left in the conference season.
West's conference record dropped to 5-4 in the conference. West is 9-5-2 overall.
Sunset River Marketplace in Calabash is featuring works by 16 artists in "Marshlands: From Back Roads to Coast."
The group show opened April 26 and runs through May 29. Participating artists include Ruth Cox, oil; Nancy Hughes Miller, oil, Freeman Beard, watercolor; Linda Simmons, stained glass; Jim Comer, carved wood; Celia McGuire, oil; Ramona Batsford Bendin, oil; Scott Summerfield, hand blown glass; Nancy Guiry, pastel; Jenny McKinnon Wright, oil; and Sam McLaughlin, pastel.
Featured artists at Franklin Square Gallery
Artists with a wide range of styles find their home base at Franklin Square Gallery in downtown Southport. A community gallery with over 100 members, several times a year it showcases some of its most talented artists.
This spring's two featured artists illustrate that diversity.
Painter Linda Drye just recently uncovered her artistic ability and is actively experimenting with every medium she touches.
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Congrats Envato! on big achievement. Special thanks to referrals members who promoted items and help to get new members.
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Wish Happy Independence Day To All Indians Around The World.
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Kalla Saa Sikana – means Learn from Yesterday
Ajja Ka Liya Jenaa – means Live for Today
Umidi Kara Kall Ki – means Lets Hope for Tommorrow
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Ya saw the link, this kind of things make me feel frustrate a lot. You are doing excellent work my friend keep up, we need to bare all these jokers.
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So what is the difference between Axxis Deluxe and Akebono Euro?
Anyone run them both, to make an informed comment?
I've used the OEM (Jurid), Axxis Deluxe and the Akebono Euro. I found the Jurids to have the best initial brake bite and a very linear feel on the brake pedal. A great brake pad but they were very dusty. If I was an aggressive or hard driver, I would probably stay with these pads. Since my hard driving days are long past, my priorities are to NOT have to clean my wheels on a weekly basis. I had the Axxis on my previous e39 and found they gave up some brake bite and did not have that same linear pedal feel but were nearly dustless. They were prone to the occasional squealing which was cured by rebedding the pads. I am actually running a mix of Akebonos on the front and Axxis Ultimate on the rear on my current e39. I don't think the mixing of pad types makes a big difference as many change out fronts well before they change the rears, resulting in a mismatched set. I found the Euros have a similar feel to the Axxis and are also nearly dust free with no squealing. I found that the difference in pedal feel is noticeable but does not really affect braking performance as you subconsciously adjust to the required pedal pressure required, similar to renting a car. In a direct comparison, I would highly doubt that someone could tell the difference between these two pads. In terms of braking distance, unless you measured this performance it is difficult to qualitatively differentiate between pads (which raises the question that shouldn't braking distance be equal, irrespective of pad type, with the use of ABS as you just need to lock them up (which every brake system should do)?). All things considered, both pads are similar and represent a reasonable near dustless alternative.
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Rain has put a damper on construction crews efforts to resurface the north and south bound on and off ramps of the Newberry Road exit of Interstate 75.
Tonight, from 9pm to 5am the southbound entrance ramps will be closed to drivers so that resurfacing can be done.
The work was supposed to be completed by Tuesday morning but instead will last through Wednesday.
On Thursday, the southbound exit ramp will be closed, then crews will resurface the northbound entrance ramp off Newberry.
While the lanes are closed, drivers are encouraged to detour either at the 39th Avenue exit at mile marker 390, or the Archer Road exit at 384.
The work is part of a larger construction project that began in April to add an additional lane to the northbound exit.
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Clinical applications of glass-ceramics in dentistry
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Glass-ceramics featuring special properties can be used as a basis to develop biomaterials. It is generally differentiated between highly durable biomaterials for restorative dental applications and bioactive glass-ceramics for medical use, for example, bone replacements. In detail, this paper presents one biomaterial from each of these two groups of materials.
In respect to the restorative dental biomaterials, the authors give an overview of the most important glass-ceramics for clinical applications. Leucite, leucite-apatite, lithium disilicate and apatite containing glass-ceramics represent biomaterials for these applications. In detail, the authors report on nucleation and crystallization mechanisms and properties of leucite-apatite glass-ceramics. The mechanism of apatite nucleation is characterized by a heterogeneous process. Primary crystal phases of α - and β -NaCaPO4 were determined.
Rhenanite glass-ceramics represent biomaterials with high surface reactivity in simulated body fluid, SBF, and exhibit reactive behaviour in tests with bone cells. Cell adhesion phenomena and cell growth were observed. Suitable colonization and proliferation and differentiation of cells as a preliminary stage in the development of a material for bone regeneration applications was established. The authors conclude that the processes of heterogeneous nucleation and crystallization are important for controlling the required reactions in both biomaterial groups.


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I submitted a couple of things to library.wolfram a few weeks back and
have heard no response. Is this usually the case? While I applaud the
effort for a centralised repository of Mathematica code, it's not very
helpful if new material can't be added to it.
On the other hand, if it's being overhauled or tidied up for
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Paula Radcliffe has her sights set on making an impression at the Olympics in London - believing her time out of the sport during the past two years could work in her favour in 2012.
Radcliffe, Britain's marathon world record holder, makes her return this morning at the BUPA Great North Run.
It is her first race since New Year's Eve 2005 after a series of injuries and the birth of her daughter Isla in January.
Radcliffe will be 38 by the time the Games come to Britain but she is convinced she can be there.
"I do not have a crystal ball but that is what I am hoping for," said Radcliffe. "The marathon is an event which takes a great deal out of you, and though it has been difficult missing this much time, it is probably not a bad thing in keeping my career going a little bit longer.
"I am always going to enjoy racing. I am always going to want to race. But the important thing is whether I am enjoying the training.
"At the moment I am. I am putting in the big 140-mile weeks and I see that as continuing.
"The London Olympics is not that far away. When I think back to five years ago, it is hardly anything.."
But Brendan Foster, who created the Great North Run, believes she will be there as more than just one of the world's greatest distance runners.
Foster said: "Paula has Britain's best hope of a gold medal in Beijing next summer and I have a vision of her running alongside the Embankment in 2012 as the defending marathon champion."
Radcliffe cannot wait to race again after a frustrating summer. She hoped to make the World Championships in Osaka before a toe injury ruled her out.
She has won the Great North Run twice, in 2000 and in 2003, and this morning her toughest opposition could come from Hungary's Aniko Kalovics (above right), who has run 68:48 this year.
Radcliffe had been hoping to return much earlier before the effects of a 27-hour labour when Isla was born took their toll. In typical Radcliffe fashion, she revealed that she did not think childbirth was the most excruciating moment of her life. She insisted massages by her physical therapist Gerrard Hartmann are worse.
Radcliffe said: "It is probably not as painful but it was frustrating. I had to have an epidural which I did not want to do but it meant it was not particularly painful."


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The Black Cat Ball is our premiere event and attracts over 250 local business and community leaders. The evening includes cocktails, dinner, auctions and entertainment for our guests to roll some dice and dance the night away while supporting a great cause. That's right, roll the dice and help raise essential funds to support our homeless pets! This year we would like to introduce you to the Black Cat Ball & Casino Night: Bets for Pets.
When you check-in for the evening you will be provided a voucher good for $25 in chips. Then, feel free to visit "The Bank" throughout the night. At the end of the evening you can trade in your chips for raffle tickets good for some fabulous prize packages.
Don't feel like playing a hand? No problem! Trade in your voucher for a complimentary raffle tickets, dance the night away with our DJ, bid on auction items, and enjoy the company of others supporting NAHS!
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Reservations will be $150 per seat, which includes cocktails, dinner, and entertainment
Table reservations are now available, click here to reserve your table of 10
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The success of each Naperville Area Humane Society special event relies heavily upon the generosity of local businesses through corporate sponsorship. A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available giving your company the ability to choose a level of involvement that will meet with your business needs and budget considerations, and generate goodwill by directly impacting lives within your community.
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Farewell SailNet Friends
SailNet Friends,
I acknowledge that it is poor form to use the BB for personal communications. I hope you will indulge one given my 11 years of membership with no such prior infraction!
I've left your sailing fraternity, but have been flattered by recent "private e-mails" to me asking if all is well. Those, I've answered privately but realized that it may have been poor form on my part to leave without even the courtesy of a polite goodbye.
We have decided to sell our boat and move to other pleasures. I'd use the phrase "swallow the anchor" but I think that is reserved (or should be) for more serious sailors than I ever was. In response to the e-mails, I'm happy to say that all is well, no health, or financial, or emotional issues involved in the decision. I turned 65 this month; my morning runs have gone from 6 to 2 miles, belly from 36" to 38", and attention span from days to mere minutes! It's time to fit all of that into a new scheme of entertainment. We spent a week in London and a week in Prague in the off season and Ireland is "on deck" next, both Oriole Park and Nationals Park are luring to me for day-games (despite the abysmal standings). I like that, and you'd be surprised how much of that can be done as an alternative to keeping a boat afloat, even one as trouble-free as we are fortunate enough to own.
Over the years, I "compiled" (not authored) a couple of things that should remain in your "public domain" so here are their links, both in harmless .pdf:
Chesapeake Bay Eats List
Maine Sail's Polishing Directions
SailNet sailors, You all have always been a source useful information, good entertainment & camaraderie, and thank you, friends, for your interest in me. I'll not lurk the bulletin board anymore, but will reply to any e-mails. Goodbye and please accept the traditional wish of fair winds & following seas.
Best wishes in your future endeavours, thanks for letting the board know what's going on, Wayne. With a rep of 11 on a relatively low post count (quality, not quantity!) obviously you are well thought of here.. very few members have reached that plateau. Congrats on that.
Good luck with your sale, are you really going to be able to avoid 'lurking' at all???:)
Hello Wayne,
I haven't had the opportunity of meeting you. But I did enjoy reading the posts and video clip that you posted. If for my old age I forgot your name, I know I will always remember "Virginia Dare".
Good luck and all the best to you and the family.
Happy travels!
Best wishes for Act II (or Act III, or whichever - curious people try lots of interesting things) I've enjoyed the small amount of time we've spent together at the MYC gatherings and the photo op.
As I said in my private e mail to you, you and Sally are one of the nicest couples we have met on the Chesapeake. You love for life and great conversation will always be appreciated. Your posts have been extrodinary. Every time I look at the beautiful pictures Joe took on that dreary September day of all of our boats on the photo shoot I remember it was you who organized it and kept it together ( even though I thought I ticked you off when I jumped the start).
You and Sally will always be in Donna and my thoughts, and when ever you get the yen for a sail, e mail us. wed love to have you come with us anytime.
I've never met you but, I'd like to thank you for the polishing instructions. I used them this year and the outcome was amazing!. I truly appreciate the time & effort you put into sharing them.
Best wishes & good luck in your future endeavors.
All the very best to you. That sounds like a great lifestyle you'll be focussing on now. Enjoy it!! But there's no reason you have to be a complete stranger, either. Stop in anytime and say "hi". We'd love to hear about your travels/adventures whether you go by boat or boeing. Cheers - John
Bummer dude! I'll toast one in your honor next time I'm out on the Pax, if you promise to do so in my honor next time you're at an O's game. I'm pretty much stuck watching minor league baseball down here in Richmond. But at least our team wins occasionally.
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Wayne, it is a sad day for Chesapeake bay sailors. But, I am glad it is not a health/financial issue. Life is too short to hang on to things that do not turn you on and if lust for sailing has diminished, then it is time. Your efforts on behalf of our Sailnet group have been appreciated and you will be missed. If there is a time when you want to step back on a sailboat let any of us know I am sure we would all compete to host you for a day or longer.
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In a rather drastic move to keep its dominant sales position, Toyota has made a pretty drastic mid-cycle redesign of its Camry to inject some more "emotion" into its design. Every body panel has been changed (save for the roof) and the overall effect is quite pleasant (we still can't get past the ugly, black plastic C-pillar treatment near the rear windows).
The new exterior is the biggest change, but Toyota has also made a few technological changes to the 2015 Camry. The vehicles gets LED daytime running lights in all trim levels, and LED low- and high-beam headlights will be an available option. A new 4.2" color TFT information screen is now nestled between the two primary speedometer/tach gauges in SE, XLE and XSE models. The 2015 Camry will also offer Lane Departure Alert, Adaptive Cruise Control, Pre-Collision System with Auto High Beams, and Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross Traffic Alert technologies.
One of the newest editions to the Camry lineup is the new Hybrid SE model. Toyota says that 45 percent of Camry buyers choose the "sporty" SE model, so it's extended that trim to the hybrid. So buyers can get all the benefits of the Camry's hybrid powertrain in addition to larger 18" wheels, unique front fascia, and stiffer suspension. However, it's still a Camry, so
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back in the day we used the 22lr kit on the indoor range with the old slow ROT m16a1's. they worked pretty good.
some have used the kit with 1-9 twist barrels and got spotty accuracy.
the 60gr loads should help as they are more the correct length for this rate of twist.
having a can shouldn't affect accuracy much if any at all.
i haven't used any 22lr kits yet with the 1-9" twist so i can't say, though you should be OK with the 60gr AFAIK .


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Well if there is not a updated part # I'll buy a new dip stick b/c my idiot self just cut the old one for temp use. I was scared of it getting caught never coming back out and having to remove the tube. So buy a new dipstick and then I'll dremel all the tops of the notices to aid in removal. that's the issue right there.... You have a bunch of gradiation or notches that are 90* angles. Of course when you pull up they get caught. 45'n them will help them slip by the inside edges. F'n Aholes. They should of come up with a new dipstick. Preferably made of cable, and a well thought out tip. but no. for $135 you get a tube that doesn't work with the old stick. genius. Yu wonder why these people lost the war. They need to hire some more mediocore engineers to catch these mondane items.
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Freezing Broccoli or Cauliflower
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It is only occasionally that you will find insects in commercially grown broccoli and cauliflower any more. However, if you do find some, wash the heads, trim off leaves and remove woody portions. After cutting into pieces, soak for 30 minutes in a solution made of salt and water. Use 4 teaspoons salt per gallon of water. Immerse and hold the broccoli or cauliflower under water the whole time. Insects will float to the top. Drain, rinse and proceed as below.
Select firm, young tender stalks with compact heads. Remove leaves and woody portions. Separate heads in convenient-size sections. Treat for insects if necessary. Split lengthwise so flowerets are no more than 1½ inches across. Broccoli can be water blanched or steam blanched. Water blanch for 3 minutes; start counting water blanching time after the water returns to a boil. Broccoli can be blanched in steam with good results. To steam blanch, use a pot with a tight lid and a basket that holds the food at least three inches above the bottom of the pot. Put an inch or two of water in the pot and bring the water to a boil. Put the broccoli in the basket in a single layer so that steam reaches all parts quickly. Cover the pot and keep the heat high. Start counting the steaming time as soon as the lid is on. Chill blanched broccoli quickly in cold water. Change water as it absorbs heat from the broccoli. It will take as long to chill the broccoli as it did to blanch it. Drain thoroughly before packaging. It can be put into plastic containers or freezer plastic bags. Package only the amount that you will use at one time in the same bag as the moisture from the broccoli will cause it to freeze together as a mass. You can avoid this problem by freezing the individual spears or flowerets on a tray and packaging the broccoli after it is frozen. Headspace is not needed. Remove as much air as possible from the package, seal, and freeze.
The name cauliflower means "cabbage flower," –a clue that it is a member of the cabbage family. The most common type of cauliflower is white. In recent years green cauliflower has been developed by crossing cauliflower with broccoli. It is shaped like white cauliflower but contains chlorophyll like broccoli.
Choose cauliflower that has creamy white, compact curds with bright green, fresh, and firmly attached leaves. Some small leaves extending through the curds do not affect quality.
To freeze cauliflower, cut into pieces about 1 inch across and water blanch for 3 minutes in water containing 4 teaspoons salt per gallon of water. Cool promptly and drain well. Excess water that clings to the cauliflower will cause the tender cell walls to break down. Pack into freezer bags or plastic containers. No headspace is needed. Before packaging, drained cauliflower can be placed in a single layer on trays and frozen. Cauliflower will not freeze into a single mass if pieces are frozen before being inserted into a bag.
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There are no scientifically approved methods for canning broccoli or cauliflower as a plain vegetable. Because both are low acid foods, they would need to be pressure canned. The higher temperature of pressure canning would cause the product to soften to the extent that is would not be palatable. Freeze broccoli and cauliflower; do not can them except as pickled cauliflower.
Adding vinegar to cauliflower as in Pickled Cauliflower increases the acidity of the product making it safe to can in a boiling water bath. The vinegar also firms the cauliflower. A recipe for Pickled Cauliflower can be found at http://nchfp.uga.edu/how/can_06/pickled_cauliflower_brussel.html
You can control the heat of this recipe by adjusting the amount of red pepper flakes added. This recipe can also be used to make Pickled Brussels Sprouts.


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Latinas: Making Healthy Choices One Step at a Time
by the Seton Healthcare Family 2016 Magna Cum Laude Corazón Award Sponsor and Mariposa Award Honoree "You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step." – Martin Luther King, Jr. If the idea of getting healthy seems … Continue reading
Can You Hear Me Now? An Entrepreneur's Path to Success
When you look into the eyes of Dr. Sonia Cuero, Au.D., Doctor of Audiology and owner of Audiology of Central Texas you see pride, accomplishment and drive. Born in Mexico and raised in Carrizo Springs, Texas, Cuero struggled in elementary school and was teased by classmates because she didn't speak English. Two years of work in the school's reading lab turned Sonia's challenges into success in the classroom. For this Con Mi MADRE mom and entrepreneur, every obstacle and accomplishment has been a stepping stone on her path to finding and realizing her dreams.
Cuero can speak passionately about the impact Con Mi MADRE has had on her and her daughter Briana. "We've been a part of of the program since Briana was in the 6th grade at Hernandez Middle School. Now she's a sophomore at Stony Point High School and is interested in studying computer engineering and maybe one day going to Mars. "Con Mi MADRE showed us how you can move forward and succeed. We heard speakers at conferences like the Leadership Summit who were wonderful examples for the girls, but I was listening too." This was especially true when she heard Rosie Castro, mother of U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro (Texas 20th District) and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary, Julián Castro.
I loved hearing about her experiences and struggles – struggles that could have gotten in her way, but she didn't let them.
The art of networking and recognizing opportunities are key entrepreneurial skills Cuero learned on her journey. One day at work she received a call from a UT connection letting her know about a paid Masters Fellowship program for which she was perfect because it required someone able to speak with bilingual clients. The only caveat was the deadline to apply was that day. She was faxed the application where she filled it out immediately by hand and faxed it back in time. Cuero was selected for the program and in 1997 she not only earned her Master's in Audiology — she had practical skills from her direct work with clients.
After working for an ear, nose and throat (ENT) practice for a few years, Cuero contemplated earning her doctorate. She found a unique online program with the University of Florida in collaboration with the University of Texas at Dallas. It allowed her to do much of the curriculum from home, going to Dallas on weekends to do presentations. Even having a baby, her son Etienne, in the midst of the program didn't deter her from her goals. "By 2002, I graduated with my doctorate and became only the second audiologist in the Austin area to get my Doctor of Audiology degree."
She continued working with the ENT group for a while then decided it was time for a change and decided to grow her own clientele starting with contract work for the Veteran's Administration, the military and more, which led her to open her own office.
If you walk into Audiology of Central Texas you'll be greeted by her sister Debra who began as the Office Manager and is now a Licensed Fitter and Dispenser of Hearing Aids as well as a Certified Occupational Hearing Conservationist (CAOHC). Dr. Cuero's husband, Fabian, also uses his CAOHC certification to help administer onsite hearing conservation tests. Did we mention her business is completely debt-free? It is. "I didn't want to acquire any debt so I opened my business slowly."
What is Dr. Cuero's advice to future entrepreneurs? She believes there is no one formula to success.
"You can do it your own way. You know your own worth more than anyone else. Don't settle. If you're not happy with where you are, do something about it. Don't let anyone get it your way. Show them what you can do. Once you believe you can do it. Then, anything is possible."
If you're a Con Mi MADRE participant and ready to steer your own course to success, register now for the Soy Unica, Soy Latina Conference on April 23rd.
Meet your future now.
Register to Vote: Don't Take This Right for Granted
"Let each person do his or her part. If one citizen is unwilling to participate all of us are going to suffer. For the American idea, though it is shared by all of us, is realized in each one of us." – Barbara Jordan
Voting is not a choice unless you are a United States citizen. Yet citizens often don't register to vote and miss the great opportunity to be a part of the conversation on local and national issues impacting our lives. NCLR (National Council of La Raza) reports over 10 million Latinos are currently eligible to vote but haven't registered yet.
Karen Gonzalez, Program Director for Con Mi MADRE was one of those 10 million then everything changed. She became an American citizen on September 25, 2015, and then met a voter registration volunteer. "I was inspired to take her up on the invitation and registered to vote. With many of the issues impacting our country and the world, I wanted to take part."
Karen voted for the first time at Ojeda Middle School on March 1st this year – adding her voice to the 673,169 Travis Country voters in the "Super Tuesday" presidential primary. The general election this November will be another first for Karen when she casts her vote for President of the United States. Karen's advice to new voters?
Don't take this right for granted and be sure to study the issues you'll see on the ballet on Election Day. Before I didn't have a say, but now I can express my right.
You are eligible to register to vote if …
- You are a United States citizen;
- You are a resident of the county where you submit the application;
- You are at least 18 years old on Election Day;
- You are not a convicted felon (you may be eligible to vote if you have completed your
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- You have not been declared by a court exercising probate jurisdiction to be either totally mentally incapacitated or partially mentally incapacitated without the right to vote.
Ready to register? Click on this "Become a Voter" button, or visit any Travis County Tax Office. You can also text "REGISTER" to 48683 to get an application.
The next voter registration deadline is Thursday, April 7, 2016. It's the last day to register to vote in the May 7, 2016 local election. Tuesday, October 11, 2016 is the deadline to register to vote in the Presidential election this November. Will you add your voice?
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On the Road Again: 2016 Con Mi MADRE College Campus Tour
At the crack of dawn next Monday, March 14th, a full bus of 50 Con Mi MADRE mother-daughter teams and staff will be hitting the road for a campus visit to two campuses: Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi and Texas A&M University -Kingsville. The trip also includes lunch in Corpus Christi generously sponsored by Whataburger for all our travelers.
Con Mi MADRE Program Director, Karen Gonzales is excited about the visit to the South Texas campuses.
It's a great opportunity for our mother – daughter teams to gather a lot of valuable information. We also want to peak our student's curiosity about a career path.
With the memories of the Con Mi MADRE STEM conference on student's minds, it will also be fun to explore Texas A&M's degree programs in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Supported by AISD Hispanic Futures, this year's participants have the opportunity to use this fact finding tour to see if their school is the right fit for them in the next step of their education career. US News & World Report, a valuable source for college and university rankings, says a college campus visit is a great opportunity to speak up and ask questions.
A campus visit will help you gather information about:
- Academic degrees offered
- Student to faculty classroom ratios
- Financial aid, scholarships and tuition costs
- Available academic support: tutoring, advisors, writing centers
- Internship possibilities
- Student life
What are some of the perks to being a student at Texas A&M Corpus Christi or Kingsville? Both schools are part of the prestigious Texas A&M University System. The Corpus Christi and Kingsville schools offer diverse populations with bilingual populations with close proximity to Austin, San Antonio, the Valley and other Texas cities. Plus …
Texas A&M – Corpus Christi
- Has more than 80 degree programs and 5 academic colleges in Business, Education, Liberal Arts, Nursing and Health Sciences, and Science and Engineering.
- Has 11,661 students with a 23:1 student to faculty ratio.
- Students can ride any Corpus Christi RTA bus free with a valid school ID.
- Corpus Christi population is 316,381 and the area has over 113 miles of Gulf Coast beaches.
Texas A&M – Kingsville
- Has approximately 67 degree programs and 5 academic colleges in Business, Education, Engineering, Graduate Studies, and the College of Agriculture, Agribusiness, and Environmental Sciences, Animal, Rangeland, and Wildlife Sciences and Human Sciences.
- Approximately 71% of the faculty hold Ph.Ds.
- Has 8,300 students with a 16:1 student to faculty ratio.
- Awards more scholarships than any other college or university in the region.
- Kingsville, population 25,000. Corpus Christi and their beaches are just 40 miles to the northeast with Mexico only 120 miles to the south at Brownsville or 119 miles to the west at Laredo.
Consider a campus tour to some of your favorite schools and do some fact finding to help you make your college choice easier. Start with an online visit to a school's website to find out how to schedule your campus tour. To make your visit an easier one, plan several weeks ahead and be sure to ask for a bilingual tour guide and other accommodations you might need, when you schedule your visit.
Get a head start and take the Texas A&M – Corpus Christi virtual tour online. Then follow Con Mi MADRE on Facebook and Twitter to see updates of this spring's campus visit.
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THANK YOU SPONSORS !! Con Mi MADRE's 2016 Corazón Awards
Happy 2016! We hope you all had an AMAZING holiday season and a great 2016 so far!
Can you believe that Con Mi MADRE's 2016 Corazón Awards are right around the corner?
Con Mi MADRE's Corazón Awards honors individuals making a significant impact on our organization and the Austin community through individual excellence and high levels of accomplishment.
All funds raised by the Corazón Awards help support programming expenses and
participating families.
Seating is limited and will be assigned as reservations are received. Sponsors are
guaranteed reserved seating and individual tickets are open seating as available. Tables
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tickets include admission to the After Party.
We would like to take a moment of our day to express our gratitude to our sponsors! None of this would be possible without your help!
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Hon. Diana Maldonado
Hon. Amalia Rodriguez-Mendoza
Rosie Mendoza
Judge Orlinda Naranjo
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Benefits Advisors
Bianca & Tom Bellavia
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Estella Galan
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Tara Martin & Bob Valentine
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Administration & Superintendents
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Broadway Bank
Claudia & Michael Burnett
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Kristin Alvarez
Lisa Altamirano
Marisa & Aaron Williams
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Sandy & Augie Alcalá
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Con Mi MADRE's 2016 Corazón Awards Honorees
Con Mi MADRE's 2016 Corazón Awards is almost here!!
Con Mi MADRE's Corazón Awards honors individuals making a significant impact on our organization and the Austin community through individual excellence and high levels of accomplishment.
This year we will be honoring two amazing women as well as an amazing organization that do the most they can to contribute to Con Mi MADRE mission! Let's meet the 2016 Honorees!
2016 Honorees:
The Con Mi MADRE Award
Our organization's namesake award goes to a Latina who is living our mission; a role model who, through her experiences and life's work, shows us what success can look like when we educate both the mind and the heart. This year, we have the honor of presenting the award to Dr. Teresa Lozano Long.
The Corazón Award
The name says it all. This award is presented to someone who puts all of his or her heart into empowering their community, especially Latina/o youth. This year, we are proud to recognize Sylvia Acevedo.
Mariposa Award
Seton Healthcare Family
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February 6, 2016
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6:30 PM to 10:00 PM
After Party 10:00 PM to midnight
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February 6, 2016
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6:30 PM to 10:00 PM
After Party 10:00 PM to midnight
The Corazón Awards is Con Mi MADRE's annual fundraiser. It is an evening full of food, fun, and festivities to increase awareness about Con Mi MADRE, further support the young Latinas and mothers in the program, and to honor those who have supported the organization and it's mission over the years.
Con Mi MADRE's Corazón Awards honors individuals making a significant impact on our organization and the Austin community through individual excellence and high levels of accomplishment.
Funds raised by the Corazón Awards help support programming expenses and participating families.
Con Mi MADRE serves young Latinas who predominately come from low-income backgrounds (~62%) and will be the first in their family to pursue post-secondary education (~80%). In 2013, 100% of our seniors graduated high school, 77% of the graduates enrolled into a post-secondary institution, and less than 1% of the entire population we served experienced a teenage pregnancy. Every year we serve approximately 600 mother-daughter teams in the Austin area, but want to serve more.
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2016 Honorees:
Con Mi MADRE Award
Dr. Teresa Lozano Long
Corazón Award
Sylvia Acevedo
Mariposa Award
Seton Healthcare Family
Latina Relevance: Con Mi MADRE Welcomes Our New Board President, Bianca Bellavia!
Bianca currently leads the communications team for the Seton Foundations, which raised nearly $30 million last year. In her role she provides strategic communications and support for fundraising campaigns within the Seton Healthcare Network, including the $50 million campaign to construct Dell Seton Medical Center at UT. Prior to joining Seton, Bianca was director of brand management at LIVESTRONG where she led various marketing, communications and fundraising efforts, including the launch of the yellow wristband campaign with Nike, which raised more than $55 million through worldwide sales during her tenure. Bianca's professional career includes marketing and development roles at the Children's Hospital Foundation of Austin, the National Hispanic Institute, and the YMCA of Austin. A fifth generation Texan, originally from McAllen, Bianca grew up in Georgetown and graduated from Texas A&M University.
Bianca says, "Every time I meet a Con Mi MADRE program participant and her mother, I see so much love, pride, hard work and dedication. I hear stories about big dreams and their passionate commitment to make those dreams a reality. I also feel the genuine gratitude these girls and their mothers have for the invaluable support and resources provided by Con Mi MADRE. In these girls, I see our future: teachers, writers, doctors, lawyers, nurses, engineers, policy makers, and community leaders. I am so proud of the work Con Mi MADRE does to empower young Latinas and their mothers through education and support, and I look forward to working with fellow board members, volunteers, and talented staff to further our mission."
Increasing Graduates: Without Limits! Con Mi MADRE's Bilingual College and Career Fair
It looked like the biggest pep rally ever at Mendez Middle School this past Saturday, when 12 Universities, 6 STEM Professionals, and 5 Public Service representatives came out to provide information to participants of the Annual Bilingual College and Career Fair called Without Limits!
And there were no limits on the critical information being provided that day by colleges and professionals! Students asked questions to the university representatives like "What % of applicants are accepted to your college and what are the deadlines?" and "What percent of students receive financial aid? Need-based aid? and Merit-based aid?"
We also had students asking the professional representatives about their career, how to prepare for a career after college, and what they needed to do now to become successful in a career after college.
It was a great day sponsored by DDCE and Concordia University! See the link below for a full list of Universities present at this month's fair!


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Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Summer Sports Experience at Williamsbridge Oval
at Williamsbridge Oval, Bronx, Williamsbridge Oval Recreation Center (in Williamsbridge Oval), Bronx
4:00 p.m.–6:45 p.m.
The Summer Sports Experience provides a friendly introduction to sports for kids!
Category: Best for Kids, Sports, Summer Sports Experience
Make Music New York: Summer Ascension
at Harbor View Lawn (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
4:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
Dance to the rhythmic sounds of NYC's boldest street ensembles at Summer Ascension in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Category: Concerts, Free Summer Concerts
Summer on the Hudson: 10th Annual Make Music New York Presents Glass on Water
at Pier I (in Riverside Park South), Manhattan
5:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Glass on Water, an evening of Philip Glass Etudes, will form the backdrop to a beautiful twilight in Riverside Park and a celebration of a decade of Make Music New York.
Category: Accessible, Concerts, Festivals, Free Summer Concerts, Waterfront, Seniors
Summer Solstice Celebration
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
5:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Enjoy vibrant Afro-Brazilian drumming by Batala NYC, a performance and capoeira demonstrations by Capoeira Nago, an eclectic selection of delicious Brazilian BBQ, and more.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Concerts, Dance, Festivals, Best for Kids, Food, Kayaking and Canoeing, Waterfront, Astronomy
Bryant Park Juggling
at Lawn (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
5:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons in the park. All skill levels are welcome to join in the fun. Equipment will be provided.
Category: Best for Kids, Seniors
Game Social
at 40th Street Plaza (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Make new friends and play some of the most exciting strategy board games at this social event.
Category: Games, Seniors
Family Music with Coyote Pups
at Indian Road Lawn (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
6:00 p.m.–6:30 p.m.
In this highly entertaining and educational class, music is used as a vehicle for kids to learn about the world around them.
Category: Best for Kids
Summer on the Hudson: Pilates in the Park
at The Plaza at 66th Street (in Riverside Park South), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
This class will tone and balance your muscles, align your body, strengthen your core, and give you renewed energy!
Category: Accessible, Education, Fitness, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
Stargazing at the High Line
at 14th Street Passage (in The High Line), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Head to the High Line each Tuesday night for a romantic walk along the park and a chance to take a closer look at the stars.
Category: Astronomy
Inwood Evening Yoga
at Indian Road Lawn (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
This yoga class is appropriate for all ages and abilities.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
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Cognac Regions
Cognac is rarely born of a single eau-de-vie or a single growing area, but generally from a blend of different ages and crus, sometimes up to a hundred of them.
It can be made also exclusively from certain "cru", for example exclusively from "Grande Champagne", but of different ages.
Grande Champagne : about 13,000 hectares of clay and compact chalk soil. The Grande Champagne cru is located around the town of Segonzac. It produces a very fine, high-quality Cognac. It is known as the Premier Cru du Cognac.
Petite Champagne : some 16,000 hectares of clay and a more compact chalky layer of soil. Petit Champagne is very much of the same quality, but a touch lighter. It's vineyards lie to the south-west and south-east of Grande Champagne.
Fine Champagne : The blending of Grande and Petite Champagne with a minimum of 50% of Grande Champagne is called "Fine Champagne".
Borderies : only 4,000 hectares of unique soil on the plateau above Charente river. The eau de vie has a slight nutty taste. Borderies, which lie around the town of Burie (north-west of City of Cognac), is the smallest of the crus in the terms of acreage. Eaux-de-vie from Borderies has rich, flowery aromas and it is known as "…Cognac that ladies prefer".
Fins Bois : 37,000 hectares of soil. characterized by quick aging environment. A subtle flowery bouquet characterizes this eau de vie. The largest, and by far the intriguing cru, is Fins Bois. Geographically, it rings the other three crus. It lies, approximately, in the triangle between the towns of Rouilliac, Matha and Pons. It has a rich, full, strong aromas with a touch of the maritime climate.
Bons Bois : less chalky but more earthy soil of 16,000 hectares that is well reflected in the eau de vie.
Bois Ordinaires et Bois Communs (Bois a Terroir); 30,000 hectares of soil influenced by the Atlantic climate. Bons Bois and Bois Ordinaires are the exterior crus heavily influenced by the climate of the Atlantic ocean. They contribute less and less to the overall production of Cognac but are, nevertheless, known to produce some interesting Cognacs.
- 1985 Hine Cognac - Vintage - Early Landed
For each exceptional year, HINE sets aside casks specifically for vintages.Learn More
The Early Landed are aged in bonded cellars near Bristol (UK) under the guard of the local authority.Excl. Tax: €329.17 Incl. Tax: €395.00
- François Voyer - Napoléon
François Voyer cognacs are selected by the finest restaurants (Alain Ducasse, Lucas Carton, Laurent...)
Subtle and elegant.The « best-seller » of François Voyer Cognacs, which pleases the novice as well as the connoisseur ... A superb performance by the Master of cellars ...Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €49.17 Incl. Tax: €59.00
AE DOR - Hors d'Age n°6
Hors d'Age N°6 is distinguished by its light finesse.Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €170.67 Incl. Tax: €204.80
AE DOR - Hors d'Age n°7
Hors d'Age N°7 is very fruity, with a rich bouquet and exceptional roundness.The qualities of this cognac reveal themselves only after a minimum of 25 years in oak barrels.Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €205.42 Incl. Tax: €246.50
AE DOR - Hors d'Age n°8
Hors d'Age N°8 has the characteristic light finesse of the AE DOR HouseLearn MoreExcl. Tax: €261.67 Incl. Tax: €314.00
Brillet - Très Vieille Réserve
The Cognac XO 'par excellence'!Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €74.17 Incl. Tax: €89.00
Cognac Jean Fillioux - Très Vieux
Very old Eau-de-Vie with an amber colour.Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €66.67 Incl. Tax: €80.00
Cognac Jean Fillioux - Cognac XO MOULIN ROUGEThis very old Eau-de-Vie exhibits an amber hue and expresses terrific aromas of vanilla, orange marmalade and pears Leather and praline complete this divine fragrant palette, which bewilders with its remarkable smoothness. Admire it, taste it, and let yourself be carried away by an explosion of feathers, glitter and pearls, of delicate aromas and exquisite flavours Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €150.83 Incl. Tax: €181.00
Cognac Jean Fillioux - SO ELEGANTISSIME XOVery floral nose, spring flowers, hawthorn, wild rose, acacia, with some notes of white peach and nectarine. a marginally of violet bonbon. Deliciously lively on the palate with some aromas of fruit, lemon tart, dried apricot. lengthy finish with some notes of sweet spices, coriander, and cardamon.
in one word… Elegantissime! Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €88.75 Incl. Tax: €106.50
Cognac Jean Fillioux -1994 - Private Collection
A recently released Vintage, in the quality tradition of this boutique cognac house. Pure Grande Couture! . With his roots firmly planted in the pure, time-honoured tradition of his ancestors, a man content in the shadows and a conjuror of magical aromas, Pascal will be happy to welcome you into his cellars where you can discover and share his Collection Privée.Learn MoreExcl. Tax: €81.67 Incl. Tax: €98.00


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She gabbled on and all we understood was the bit at the end, Rose est une belle jeune fille.
Le temps o nous nous sommes aims n'a gure dur, jeune fille; il a pass comme un coup de vent!
He had never been alone with her before; he had never been alone with a jeune fille.
The new association was for the jeune fille, and was to be more limited and intimate.
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An untrusting woman (Clara Lago) tests her boyfriend's loyalty by concealing herself in a hidden room deep within their house, and makes a discovery that chills her to the core in this thriller from director Andres Baiz (Satanás). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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