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At Ford, we have a long history of developing and implementing new innovations that improve the safety performance of our vehicles. Back in 1955, for example, Ford became the first automaker to offer factory-installed safety belts. That legacy of innovation continues today.
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The radar- and camera-based technologies we offer today are a first step toward our vision of automated vehicles that still keep the driver in the loop to take back control of the vehicle, if needed. We have also been working on separate technologies that will enable vehicles to communicate with one another and with roadway infrastructure. Automated and connected vehicles will help to make driving safer, reduce traffic congestion and lower emissions.
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Director of Sustainability, Environment and Safety Engineering, Asia Pacific, Ford Motor Company
"Asia Pacific is a great example of our One Ford system at work. ... We're taking processes and products from around the globe and we're introducing them in Asia while meeting all the differing regulatory requirements."
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16 countries in which Ford Driving Skills for Life is training drivers.
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I'm looking for an adventure, I've always been the reserved one and the sensible one (not that i'm going to go stupid) but i want to get out there and do stuff. I enjoy meeting new people and having new challenges and I'm just guessing but I think travelling will be exactly that. People really interest me and I can talk for hours about ANYthing, to the point of becoming annoying. My friends and family are the most important things in my life and I would do anything for any of them so I know that they are 100% behind me on my trip.
I'll give anything a go once, there's no point having an opinion on something you've never done because then its not valid. I'll take part in any sport going not that I'm any good at it but you then have a funny story about trying water polo, with a horse...
I'm really looking forward to Mongolia, Vietnam and Fiji but I'll no doubt change my mind with every new place I visit and sing its praises!? At the moment though Lourdes, France is my favourite place.
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June's Man of the Month is:
John Korsrud
Here's a little bit about him:
John Korsrud (b. Regina, 1963) is a Vancouver composer, band leader, trumpet player and educator. In 1990 John formed his 20-piece ensemble, The Hard Rubber Orchestra. This ensemble has released two CDs, toured across Canada several times and to Europe, produced TV specials, operas, arts ice shows and avant raves. They are the recipient of the 2005 Alcan Arts Award, the largest arts award in Canada for creation. As a composer, he has been commissioned by The Vancouver Symphony, The CBC Radio Orchestra and, most recently, The American Composers Orchestra in New York that premiered his trumpet concerto at Carnegie Hall featuring himself as soloist. He has composed for almost every Vancouver dance company, and his film and documentary scores have earned him Leo and Golden Sheaf Awards. In 2001 John was awarded the Canada Council's Joseph S. Stauffer Prize for Music, Liturature and Visual Arts, and in 2003 was the second Canadian to be awarded a fellowship to the prestigious Civitella Ranieri Foundation in Umbria, Italy. John graduated from UBC in 1990, did post-grad work in The Netherlands and has been a frequent participant at The Banff Centre for the Arts. John teaches at Capilano University and Vancouver Community College.
And here's how he answered my 6 questions about creativity:
What does it mean to you to be creative?
It changes all the time. It use to be about confronting audiences and making sure after a show the performance would be with them well after it was over. I never wanted to create a show someone would forget. I was really interested in pushing boundaries, doing something new, challenging conventions. But more recently I think the economic climate has pushed me into taking much of the edge off my shows, and to make them somewhat more accessible and audience friendly. I still want to do world-class work, but I'm trying to find a healthy middle line between being exploratory and accessible.
What triggers your creativity?
Mainly, other people's art. I still love music as much as I ever did. I love the visual arts. I have a healthy competitive side that helps me want to create the best work. I like to do most of creative work late at night. I day dream alot, then when it's time to compose I write as quickly as possible. My sure fire method for coming up with ideas are going for long walks or jogging. I bring a pad of paper with me. If I get home without at least one good idea, I keep walking or jogging until I do.
What hinders your creativity?
Nothing really. I'm not as obsessive as I use to be. Lately I'm having lots of fun not being an artist. I'm still busy and creative, but I don't have that obsessive tunnel-vision I use to have. So perhaps maybe I'm a little less creative and edgy, but my hair falls out a lot less and am happier. But what hinders making the visions into reality? Arts cuts don't help. I only hire the very best musicians and artists. The world deserves this and these talented dedicated artists need to have their incredible voices heard. I try to create a forum for these artists to strut their stuff. Because I often employ musicians and rent performance spaces, etc., financial cuts to the arts has forced me to ask fellow artists to contribute and volunteer more of their time, and to find spaces and ways of advertising that require less money. You do what you have to do.
What's the wildest journey your venturesome spirit has taken you on?
I went through a series of epiphanies from about 2002 to 2006. Going from a very dark depression, to feeling very free and grateful for everything, and understanding that I will always be happy. Today my life is very energized and fun. Like everyone, I have good days and not-so-good days, but I realize I have to practice being happy and contentment much like I practice my music. I realize I've been very fortunate to make a living as a musician, as an artist! My life is blessed.
We're all very fortunate…our country has an excellent standard of living, plus we're in the most beautiful city and province in the world.
What does being bold and provocative mean to you?
I try my best to present something people have never seen or heard before while still making a world-class musical statement.
What's next for you?
I just finished music scoring an art gallery installation for filmmaker Brian Johnson that will be installed this summer.
I'm presently creating music for Karen Jamieson Dance's "Collision", part of Dancing on the Edge Festival (at the Roundhouse July 14-17).
I just returned from a scuba trip in Thailand with my partner, where I got certified and did 28 dives. We are looking for a similar trip next year, perhaps Indonesia or Egypt.
And here's some music that inspires John's creativity:
Gyorgy Ligeti (contemporay classical)
Art Tatum (pianist from the 1940's)
Fletcher Henderson (big band from the 1920's)
Amon Tobin (contemporary dance electronica)
Miles Davis album Bitches Brew (1969)
Jordi Savall's album Tous Les Matins Du Monde (early music)
Eddie Palmieri (latin/jazz)
John Coltrane album Crescent, Arvo Part (meditative contemporary classical)
Orcar Peterson album Night Train (swinging 60's jazz)
Frank Sinatra album Songs for Swinging Lovers (swinging 60's vocal & big band)
Earth, Wind & Fire album All'n'All (70's funk)
Igor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring (1913),
Be sure to check out John's website.
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WHEN the EU was set up, its main aim was to encourage trade between member nations. Since the EU has have lost sight of this aim, become more powerful, more greedy and become a gravy train for its MEPs.
The recent European elections have shown how unhappy voters are with the way it is being run. The EU acknowledged this and promised to look at ways of improving things.
So what did they do? They straight away asked for an increase of £3.8 billion to its budget, of which £500 million would come from the UK and this request is from an organisation whose auditors have refused to sign off on an audit for 19 years.
David Cameron says, if elected at the next General Election, he will renegotiate the terms of our membership and then ask the country if they wish to stay in the EU.
Public opinion and the popularity of UKIP in the recent elections has indicated that only a straight in or out vote will satisfy the voters; and whoever is elected to run the country will do just that and not be told what to do by Brussels or Strasbourg.
We elect a government to run the country for us; not Europe.
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Senator Malcolm A. Smith (D-St. Albans) was joined by Assemblyman Phil Ramos (D-Brentwood) and Councilman Leroy Comrie (D-St. Albans) for a tour of the St. Albans Community Living Center along with NYC Comptroller John Liu.
The St. Albans Community Living Center is slated to become a modernized medical facility on the 55-acre property which will not include veteran housing and green space. The local Veterans groups and the community feel that it is imperative that veterans have first class accessible health services in the St. Albans community and therefore are promoting a full- service medical hospital.
"Veterans in our community need an emergency medical facility (ER), an extended care facility for female Veterans and rehabilitation services," said Senator Smith. "The more light we shed on this issue, the more Elected Officials that tour this site, the closer we will be to helping the more than 61,000 veterans that live in Queens alone and the closer we will be to creating a state of the art facility that will provide the services that our veterans so desperately need."


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In contrast to the other manufacturers at the NYIAS, Ford didn't have a splashy intro for its facelifted 2004 Ford Ranger. In fact the Ranger was barely noticeable on the Ford stand mixed in with other trucks in the show's lower level.
The Ranger's new exterior design cues are clearly shared with the 2004 F-150 and Super Duty full-size trucks while inside the Ranger has all-new seats designed to meet improved federal safety guidelines plus some IP improvements and an optional MP3 player.
But will a new grille and a few interior changes be enough to keep the Ranger in its number one sales spot among compact pickups? With the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon set to arrive at dealer lots by the end of the year and Toyota, Nissan and Dodge expected to bring new midsize trucks to market by 2005, one can't help but wonder if anything is seriously being done for the Ford Ranger besides keeping it on life-support.
The latest rumors keep pushing an all-new Ranger back until 2007 because of Ford's cash crunch and the extremely low profit margins found in the compact and midsize truck segment.
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Thursday, August 30, 2007 : An agreement between Pakistan President Gen. Pervez Musharraf and exiled former prime minister Benazir Bhutto has Musharraf stepping down as military chief. It's seen as part of a power-sharing deal they are negotiating for the upcoming election. Graham Usher, a journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan, talks with Robert Siegel.
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Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's president, and Benazir Bhutto, head of Pakistan People's Party, have reached a deal on Musharraf's role within the military during power-sharing talks, a senior government official has said. "Both sides have agreed on the issue of uniform," Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, railway minister, said in Islamabad on Wednesday.
Earlier in the day, Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper carried an interview with Bhutto in which the former prime minister said that Musharraf had agreed to quit as army chief in a power-sharing deal with her. Bhutto said that while the deal was not yet complete, the "uniform issue is resolved".Read More


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Final flourish: Australian batsman Michael Clarke celebrates his century, and Australia's victory, with Ricky Ponting at the SCG last night.
Photo: Steve Christo
The SCG faithful will remember last night's match for Michael Clarke's second one-day international century. The Pakistanis will remember the crushing, nine-wicket loss to Australia as a truly horrendous end to a truly horrendous week; one which included a "chucking" charge, a tour-ending injury and a rape allegation against an unidentified player.
Clarke's unbeaten innings of 103, which raised his average as a one-day international opener to 123.67, sealed Australia's place in the finals. And if the Pakistanis needed further proof the cricketing gods had conspired against them, it came when Clarke was dropped by Mohammad Hafeez on 97 and, moments earlier, was seemingly caught by Shoaib Malik, only to be ruled not out.
His otherwise spectacular innings guided Australia past Pakistan's 163 in just 36.2 overs - out-of-sorts left-hander Matthew Hayden (27 off 65) the only wicket to fall, raising questions as to whether Clarke deserves the opener's role more regularly.
"When [Adam Gilchrist] comes back I'll be back down the order and rightly so," said Clarke, playing down the issue. "One day, if I do get the opportunity to bat up the order that would be fantastic."
Usually, paceman Shoaib Akhtar would have been summoned to shake Clarke and, later, Ricky Ponting (17 not out) out of cruise-control mode. But despite his surprise participation in Pakistan's spirited pre-match warm-up session, Akhtar is returning home in the next few days, after suffering a slight hamstring tear against the West Indies last Wednesday.
Add the derailment of the "Rawalpindi Express" to Hafeez's chucking charge, the much-publicised rape allegation against a Pakistan player and last night's loss and it's no wonder Inzamam-ul-Haq is reportedly considering abandoning the captaincy.
"There are a lot of people talking in Pakistan that I'm not captain, but I'm not worried about that," Inzamam said. "I will concentrate on this series. After that we'll see what's happening."
Akhtar's absence was sorely felt by the Pakistanis in the field, although, truth be told, their fate was sealed at the coin toss. After Ponting elected to bowl on an overcast afternoon and damp pitch, his pace quartet of Glenn McGrath (2-18), Brett Lee (2-54), Michael Kasprowicz (1-17) and Shane Watson (1-26) were always expected to trouble the Pakistan batsmen when play commenced 45 minutes late because of rain.
But few could have predicted the extent of the carnage - Pakistan hobbled at 5-68 due largely to the accuracy and movement of McGrath and Lee.
McGrath created havoc among the Pakistan top order, trapping Salman Butt lbw without scoring and bowling Shoaib Malik between bat-and-pad for eight. At the other end, Lee penetrated the defences of Kamran Akmal (2), just days after the opener's maiden one-day international century, while regularly pushing 150km/h on the speed gun.
Only Inzamam provided any early resistance. After top-edging a Lee thunderbolt over the fine leg boundary, the besieged skipper batted with composure as wickets tumbled around him in trying conditions.
The introduction of Darren Lehmann's part-time spin eventually led to Inzamam's demise, though not before the Pakistan skipper had raised a fighting half-century. His slow, dreary trudge from the playing surface left few of the 30,942 SCG patrons unaware of the frustration and disappointment that has defined Pakistan's tour so far.
His innings aside, only a late flourish from hard-hitting all-rounder Shahid Afridi (48 from 37 balls) buoyed the battered spirits of the Pakistani fans.
Clarke began Australia's run chase energetically, though Hayden appeared uneasy. Perhaps due to his form troubles, though more likely on account of Clarke's home-town appeal, sections of the SCG crowd heckled Hayden when on strike, imploring him to allow his rookie opening partner more time at Pakistan's shell-shocked bowlers.
"That is disappointing when you're trying your absolute best and you're copping it from your home crowd," Ponting said. "If we'd been chasing a bigger total tonight, you would have seen him play differently."
A rash stroke off the bowling of Abdul Razzaq eventually ended Hayden's innings. By then, however, Clarke was well within sight of his second one-day international century, both scored as an opener.
AUSTRALIA v PAKISTAN
At the SCG
SALMAN BUTT lbw McGrath 0 (8)
KAMRAN AKMAL b Lee 2 (7)
SHOAIB MALIK b McGrath 8 (29)
INZAMAM-UL-HAQ c Clarke b Lehmann 50 (61)
YOUSUF YOUHANA c Ponting b Kasprowicz 4 (6)
MOHAMMAD HAFEEZ c Hayden b Watson 13 (36)
ABDUL RAZZAQ run out 16 (21)
SHAHID AFRIDI st Haddin b Lehmann 48 (37)
AZHAR MAHMOOD c Hayden b Lehmann 1 (7)
RANA NAVED b Lee 6 (20)
RAO IFTIKHAR not out 1 (3)
Sundries (4lb 10w) 14
Total 163
Fall: 2 2 38 44 68 98 103 115 161 163.
Bowling: G McGrath 10-3-18-2 (2w), B Lee 10-0-54-2 (1w), M Kasprowicz 5-0-17-1 (3w), S Watson 7-2-26-1, D Lehmann 7.2-0-44-3 (4w).
Batting time: 172 mins. Overs: 39.2.
M CLARKE not out 103 (107)
M HAYDEN c Rana b Razzaq 27 (65)
R PONTING not out 17 (51)
Sundries (3b, 5lb, 7w, 5nb) 20
One wicket for 167
Fall: 79.
Bowling: Rana Naved 6-0-20-0 (1w), Rao Iftikhar 3-0-22-0, Abdul Razzaq 7-0-43-1 (3nb, 1w), Shahid Afridi 8-0-22-0 (1nb, 1w), Mohammad Hafeez 4-1-17-0 (3w), Azhar Mahmood 4.2-2-14-0 (1w), Salman Butt 4-0-21-0 (1nb).
Batting time: 138 mins. Overs: 36.2.
Australia won by nine wickets.
Man-of-the-match: Michael Clarke.
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The number of suspicious probes and scans designed to find vulnerable domain name servers on corporate networks shot up 280% last month and continues to climb, according to IT managers and a new survey conducted by a network security monitoring firm.
A survey released last week by Alameda, Calif.-based Pilot Network Services Inc. found that suspected hackers made as many as 6,000 attempts last month -- compared to approximately 2,200 in December -- to locate vulnerable domain name servers across corporate networks. Pilot collected the information for the survey from its regional network operations centers, which monitor 70,000 corporate networks belonging to Pilot clients worldwide.
The spike in the number of scans came as no surprise to many users and security experts, who said hackers are stepping up their efforts to uncover corporate systems that haven't been fixed for vulnerabilities discovered last month in the Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) server from the Redwood City, Calif.-based Internet Software Consortium.
In fact, many companies don't even know they are being scanned or if their networks have been compromised, security specialists said.
Meanwhile, other experts warned that hackers with track records of developing sophisticated automated hacking tools are already planning to cross-breed Internet worms, such as the recent Ramen worm, with other DNS exploits, thus creating the potential for widespread network problems.
"There are a couple of worms on the horizon that will probably be the next breaking story," said Amit Yoran, CEO of Riptech Inc., a network security firm in Alexandria, Va. "In literally a matter of hours, a very large number of zombie hosts can be created for planned [distributed denial-of-service] attacks, multiple hopping points to cover your tracks and other activities."
IT managers across the nation also are reporting a rise in DNS-related probes, with many attributing the increase to the Jan. 29 public announcement of vulnerabilities in BIND.
Keith Morgan, a network security specialist at Terradon Communications Group LLC, a Nitro, W. Va.-based Internet software developer for Fortune 500 firms, said his company has detected more than 15,000 individual probes for vulnerabilities on its networks since October. But the scans recently shifted from those looking for vulnerable file transfer protocol servers to Port 53, where DNS resolution queries are handled in older versions of BIND.
"Our remote sites and VPN users connecting over both dial-up and broadband technologies are also reporting major increases in scans for DNS servers," said Morgan.
Sean Brown, a systems administrator at Applied Geographics Inc., a geographic information systems consulting firm in Boston, said he has seen a small rise in scans since Jan. 30. But the impact of those scans can be significant, he said. "I had only seen one Class C sweep for DNS in January before the announcement," said Brown, referring to a network that contains 256 IP addresses. "I've since seen four."
Although that may not seem like a lot, each scan is probably looking at an entire network of anywhere from 256 IP addresses up to 65,536, said Brown. "The number of potentially vulnerable systems is huge."
Companies belonging to the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA), an Oak Creek, Wis.-based nonprofit group, are also reporting an increase in BIND-related scans, according to an ISSA member who requested anonymity.
In addition, a spokesman for the CERT Coordination Center at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh confirmed that there has been a significant increase in the number of BIND-related scans.
Still, the cross-breeding of viruses and Internet worms to exploit security gaps in BIND represents a major shift in the way virus writers operate, said Chris Klaus, chief technology officer at Internet Security Systems Inc. in Atlanta.
"Now we're seeing an increase in the number of virus writers using the hacker mentality," Klaus said. Viruses are being designed that automatically search out compromised systems, he said. "If companies haven't thought of a way to routinely check their machines, they're sitting ducks."
DNS Probes on the RiseRecent Network Security Statistics:
|Attempts to breach online security mechanisms rose 58% in January, to 5,568, from 3,534 last December.
|Attempts to find vulnerable servers increased 280% to approximately 6,000.
|Stealth scans are the most common types of malicious activity and increased 88% to 3,102.
|Backdoor-G and NetBus Trojan scans have increased in number, while Hack-a-Tack and Back Orifice have decreased and appear to be out of favor.
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Additional biowaste uncovered at Monsour
The state Department of Environmental Protection will hire a contractor to remove more medical waste discovered at the abandoned Monsour Medical Center in Jeannette after another search on Monday turned up used syringes and broken slides holding human tissue, strewn about its former morgue.
DEP spokesman John Poister said that whoever was in charge of the building when it closed in 2006 will have to pay the cleanup costs, estimated so far at $15,000 to $20,000.
That number will increase when a contractor is hired under an emergency contract.
"Someday down the line, the responsible party will be identified and have to do something with the building," Poister said. "We will go after them for the total cost incurred for the cleanup. We have regulatory power to see they foot the bill."
"It's progress," city attorney Scott Avolio said. "The building coming down has to be the ultimate goal."
Inspectors returned to Monsour on Monday at the request of city officials, who discovered the medical waste during a search earlier this month.
Inspectors found eight, one-gallon containers filled with used "sharps" and glass slides that pathologists used to test tissue samples taken from patients during treatment.
Sharps are devices used to puncture or penetrate skin, including syringes and other blades.
Sharps and the glass slides are considered biohazards.
"We're doing it because it is glass, and somebody could cut themselves. It's lying on the floor and should be cleaned up," Poister said.
He suspects more waste remains in locked cabinets and offices but said the state has no authority to break the locks because the former hospital is private property.
The state initially inspected Monsour in December 2010 and removed biohazardous material and medical waste that was left behind when the facility was closed.
The DEP made two subsequent visits after trespassers ransacked the interior.
Poister said the debris was found in areas that inspectors would not ordinarily search, such as the area that housed administrative offices.
Poister said inspectors found other potential health hazards inside the structure.
"Mold has taken over some of the rooms," he said. "There's nothing we can do about that. It's there. It's pervasive in a number of rooms in the building."
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that prolonged exposure to molds can cause health problems, regardless of the type of mold.
Excessive exposure can cause breathing problems, eye and skin irritations and fever, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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A Lot Like LoveDirector: Nigel Cole
Cast: Ashton Kutcher, Amanda Peet, Kathryn Hahn
Two friends who've convinced themselves they would never make a good couple discover they might just be wrong in this romantic comedy. Oliver (Ashton Kutcher) and Emily (Amanda Peet) first met when they were college students sharing a flight from California to New York; Emily spontaneously seduced Oliver on the plane, and they spent the next few days together in the city. When they parted, however, Emily decided not to pursue a relationship with Oliver, even though he was obviously interested. Over the next several years, circumstances kept putting them in one another's paths, and over the years Oliver and Emily became close friends and confidantes. Both are still certain, though, that they're entirely wrong for each other on a romantic level. However, after nearly a decade, with both Oliver and Emily edging into their thirties, they begin to wonder if they've allowed a great opportunity to pass them by. A Lot Like Love also stars Kathryn Hahn, Ali Larter, and Kal Penn.
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2. Ducks in a Row [11:56]
3. Is This a Date? [9:28]
4. He Dumped Me [8:13]
5. New Year's [5:09]
6. Morning After [5:29]
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9. Sales Pitch [6:11]
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Okay, this is basically one of the best romantic comedies ever. I dont want to give away the story, so I wont say much but this is a movie that is definitely worth it- Guys- Your chick will thank you if you rent it. (But if you're jealous of Ashton Kutcher, don't bother.)
An incredible movie!!! I loved every minute of it! I watched the movie and all the special features (which I never do) then convinced my husband he had to watch it too!! It was great!!!!
This is the first time I have seen a Deaf man be shown in a positive way. That is a good start Hollywood usually shows Deaf people in a negative way. I am Deaf and use ASL ( American Sign Language ) I do not usually watch love movies but the video store lady told me there is someone Deaf in it so I rented it. I am more of an action guy's movie man but I got to say that was a very good movie.... I think they could have done a better job with the movie and how it flows and what they are saying sometimes seems odd to me. Good movie for a love movie... this coming from a guy uh-oh .... oh well.... a Deaf man anyways good movie !!!! I now have more respect for Ashton Kutcher although I wish he showed more maturity. I seem to understand he was on MTV's " Punk'd " I don't like that one but another than that ....Good Movie... worth watching. You got to not miss that girl that Ashton goes out with.... first from a punk dressed girl to a classy curaveous girl.... Amen.
I smiled the whole time. This movie makes you wish that Ashton and Amanda were a real couple.Go buy it, it's worth it.
I love this movie. It is the cutest movie ever, after watching it I am so jealous wondering why my love life isn't so exciting. Definately worth watching over and over.
I just happen to see it on HBO 2 times. I fell in love with Amanda Peet charter. I had a bowl of popcorn and a box of Kleenex. It does have a sweet ending. And you'll probably fall in love with the sound track as well.


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[Complete] Party's, Boyfriend's, Friend's & Family were all over rated for Marina Smith. She had herself and that's all she needed. The one's she adored ignored her, and the ones who adored her she ignored, until one sunny morning when she awoke to find that everything really begins at the end. *contains mild language* Copyright © 2014 by bella zaffino Copyright © 2014 It All Starts At The End All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form
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USGS Launches New Web Site for Nation's Water Data
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), this week, unveiled its new, online WaterWatch website which gives visitors an instantaneous picture of water conditions nationwide in near real time. Through the use of USGS WaterWatch maps, the entire Nation's current streamflow conditions, including high flood-flows and low drought-flows are depicted on maps with color-coded dots which represent conditions at about 3,000 streamgages. The WaterWatch website is available at http://water.usgs.gov/waterwatch/ .
WaterWatch features a point-and-click interface allowing users to retrieve maps and graphs of real-time stage and discharge data for individual stations. From the National map, you can click on a state to find state data and click further to find near real-time data at an individual gage. This feature facilitates rapid assessment of both general and specific water-resources conditions. WaterWatch also serves as a geospatial front end to NWIS-Web, the USGS online National Water Information System that provides access via home or office computer to real-time and historical surface-water, ground-water, and water-quality data. Access to data (including real-time streamflow and historical flood peaks) via NWIS-Web can be obtained at http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/ . To provide users with a broad perspective on short-term and long-term streamflow conditions and variations, WaterWatch maps and graphs are organized into three distinct categories: realtime, daily, and 7-day average streamflow. The latter category is particularly useful for identifying regions undergoing prolonged wet and dry spells.
"We're making our data easier to find and easier to use than ever, all with the click of a mouse," said Robert Hirsch, USGS Associate Director for Water. "By putting our near real-time data on a map, even a new visitor to our website can quickly see water conditions nationally, and then with two clicks, find out about water conditions in his or her hometown."
USGS has provided real-time streamflow and historical streamflow data on the web for several years now. WaterWatch marks the first time it's been combined with a geospatial or map-based front end. Users can also access our many other types of water data including historical water-quality data from rivers and aquifers, historical ground-water level data, and real-time water quality, precipitation, and ground-water levels.
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Subject: [openstack-dev] [tripleo] Release notes in TripleO
OpenStack has been using reno [1] to manage release notes for a while
now and it has been proven to be super useful.
Puppet OpenStack project adopted it in Mitaka and since then we loved it.
The path to use reno in a project is not that simple. People need to
get used of adding a release note every time they submit a patch that
fix a bug or add a new feature. This thing takes time and will require
some involvement from the team.
Though the benefits are really here:
- our users will understand what new features we have developed
- our users will learn deprecations.
- developers will have a way to communicate with non-devs, expressing
the work done in TripleO (eg: to product managers, etc).
This is an example of a release note:
And the output:
So here's a plan proposal:
1) Emilien to add all CI jobs and required bits to have reno in
TripleO (already done for python-tripleoclient). I'm doing the rest of
the projects this week.
2) Emilien with the team (please ping me if you volunteer to help) to
write Ocata release notes before the release (we have ~ one month).
3) Once 1) is done, I would ask to the team to use it.
Regarding 3), here are some thoughts:
During pike-1 and pike-2:
I wouldn't -1 a patch that does't have a release note, but rather
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Start -1 patches which don't have a release note. I think 3 or 4
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Holy shit, I am still in shock. A kid I manage got a wish granted from Make-A-Wish and he chose to go to Naughty Dog. Naughty Dog got Nolan North and Richard McGonagle to fly in to meet him as well. Knowing that I am such a huge Uncharted and Nolan North fan, he got them to record me a message. BTW, I am Geoff, for those of you who don't know.
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The bride's bouquet is cascading with all of the flowers listed above. The 4 bridesmaids carried hand tied style bouquets. We also created the boutonnieres, corsages, church flowers, guest card table arrangement and 17 table centerpieces for Paxon Hollow Country Club in Broomall PA.


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At TSRHC, we are very lucky to have generous friends that support the hospital's mission to treat patients regardless of the family's ability to pay. But what is truly special is when these generous friends happen to be patients. Here are three recent and unique stories about our patients giving back to TSRHC!
Crawfish for the Curve
TSRHC patient Rowan, age 8 of Dallas, and her family held their second annual crawfish boil, Crawfish for the Curve, at their house in Dallas this spring. The proceeds were used to buy three mini iPads for the hospital and the rest of the money was donated to TSRHC as well. The event has raised $7,700 over the past two years!
Bootin' Out Cerebral Palsy 5K Walk / Barrel Race
Candy Schulz and her three children, a TSRHC patient family, organized and held the second annual Bootin' Out Cerebral Palsy 5K Walk in Alvarado, Texas on Saturday, March 29. The 5K Walk commenced from the Town Square in Alvarado.
This year, a second event was hosted by the Schulz family, a barrel racing contest on May 17. Combined, the events raised $10,000 for TSRHC! The proceeds from both events were used to help underwrite the 2014 Farm & Ranch Day event held for our patient families and friends at Reverchon Park on Saturday, May 17.
Addison's Birthday Wish
TSRHC patient Addison, age 7 of Rockwall, made a special birthday wish to raise money for the hospital that has treated her since she was just 5 days old. Her initial goal was to reach $1,000, but after she received an overwhelming response on her first day she decided to increase her goal to $4,000! Addison and her family came to TSRHC on July 31 to donate the $4,200 that Addison raised through sharing her "Birthday Wish" sign in her neighborhood.


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I love good DIY projects that are both fun and functional. This project involves faux flowers, which are lovely but always make me hesitate because of their maintenance. Every spring, I'd see beautiful executions of silk flowers on curtains, lamp shades, and tablecloths but always walked away, wondering how they'd be washed or properly dusted.
This project from Martha Stewart takes all these concerns away, making faux flowers removable in a snap! Each flower is fitted with a magnet and its mate, making the flowers removable for cleaning, or for switching up your palette or style for the season. Now, I can have my cake and eat it too.
I rate this project: Easy.
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This project would look great on lamp shades. For the best effect, regardless of the project you choose (tablecloth, curtain or lamp shade), make sure the surface is simple. A patterned surface could look too busy with faux flowers. Here are some simple lamp shades from Lamps Plus for this project:
Gerbera daisies are an easy option because they lie flat and come in a variety of colors. These are from Afloral.
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Trial Begins for Man Accused of Shooting Up Police Cruiser
The trial for a 36–year–old Broken Bow man accused of shooting up an empty deputy sheriff's patrol car last March began in Custer County Monday.
The prosecution has painted a picture of Trent Esch as a disgruntled criminal with a personal vendetta against the chief deputy sheriff of Custer County, but the defense argues that it's actually the other way around, and that authorities are the ones targeting Esch -- without any concrete physical evidence.
Police say Esch went to Custer County Chief Deputy Sheriff Dan Spanel's home around 8:50 p.m. on March 18 of last year, and fired at least 11 rounds into Spanel's parked police cruiser, while he and his wife sat inside 20 feet away watching TV.
Custer County Deputy Attorney Glenn Clark says Esch was upset with Spanel over a prior arrest for violating the terms of his probation after being charged with three different DWIs at the same time.
"He was charged with three different DWIs – all pending at the same time," Clark said. "A condition of the bond was he test. [The deputy] went over and asked him to test, he said 'Yea, I'll be right down to the sheriff's office,' he never showed up. Found out he went home, the deputy went to his home, he refused to give the test...and he was arrested. And we know that didn't make him very happy with the deputy."
But the defense argued in their opening statements Monday that Esch was asleep at home seven miles outside of Broken Bow at 8:25 that night -- 25 minutes before Spanel's car was blasted with bullets.
And that not only would it have been impossible for him to make it there in time to fire those shots, but there is absolutely no physical evidence linking him to the scene of the crime -- no fingerprints on the bullet casings, footprints, tire tracks or DNA evidence. And no one saw Esch or his vehicle parked at the scene.
On top of that, Esch's attorney, David Jorgensen, says that because of his client's prior run–ins with the law, his car is equipped with an ignition lock device, and that the data from that night shows Esch's car was never started -- or even attempted to be started.
Furthermore, a cigarette butt found on the scene near the bullet casings was sent to a crime lab for testing and came up negative for Esch's DNA.
But the prosecution says Esch had motive to commit the crime, and even confessed to three different people. He also purchased two firearms just days before the shooting -- a .22-caliber pistol and a .223 assault rifle -- the same gun used that night.
A forensic scientist with the Nebraska State Patrol testified that the markings on the bullet casings and fragments found on the scene match the markings made by Esch's rifle, saying that in his opinion, the shots were fired from that gun. But he also said he can't rule out the possibility that another rifle fired those shots.
Esch is charged with felony criminal mischief and using a weapon to commit a felony. He's being held at the Custer County Jail with no bond.
If convicted of both counts, Esch faces up to 55 years in prison.
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On a worldwide basis, the development of is a consistent answer to the problem of an efficient and sustainable delivery of electric energy through distribution grids. are a combination of information and communication technologies and new energy technologies. There are many different definitions of the concept of and thus it appears indispensable to gather the knowledge available from both industry and research laboratories in one book. Distributed generation is rightly receiving an increased amount of attention and will become an integral part of urban energy systems, providing consumers and energy providers with safe, affordable, clean, reliable, flexible and readily-accessible energy services.
The aim of this book is to describe future electricity networks that will enable all energy services to become sustainable. The traditional design of network control systems with a centralized structure is not in-line with the paradigm of the unbundled electricity system and decentralized control; this is highlighted by looking at how future active networks will efficiently link small- and medium-scale power sources with consumer demands, allowing decisions to be made on how best to operate in real time. It also looks at the level of control required: power flow assessment, voltage control and protection require cost-competitive technologies and new communication systems with more sensors and actuators than presently used, certainly in relation to the distribution systems. To manage active networks, a vision of grid computing is created that assures universal access to computing resources. An intelligent grid infrastructure gives more flexibility concerning demand and supply, providing new instruments for optimal and cost-effective grid operation at the same time.
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Best-selling author and ¡Ask a Mexican! columnist to speak at UTSA, Sept. 12
Aug 21, 2012
Editor's note: Missed Gustavo Arellano's talk at UTSA? Watch it here.
By Ryan Schoensee, Student Special Projects Writer
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The University of Texas at San Antonio celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with an evening with Gustavo Arellano, author of "Taco USA" and the nationally syndicated column "¡Ask a Mexican!," at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 12 in the Buena Vista Street Building Theater (Room 1.326) at the Downtown Campus. A book signing will follow.
The event is free and open to the public, and free parking will be available.
Hailed in The New York Times as "the greatest (and only) living scholar of Mexican-American fast food," Arellano will discuss "How Mexican Food Conquered America," explaining what constitutes Mexican food in the United States, how it got here and why Americans love it so much.
Last year, Arellano contacted the UTSA Libraries Special Collections when doing research for his book. After studying the library's rich collections on San Antonio's history and contributions to food culture, he selected two photographs to include in "Taco USA" - one of the famous San Antonio chili queens and the other depicting a Gebhardt's Original Mexican Dinner package.
Arellano is the editor of OC Weekly, an alternative newspaper in Orange County, Calif., and a lecturer in Chicana and Chicano studies at California State University, Fullerton.
In his column "¡Ask a Mexican!," which appears in San Antonio CURRENT and has a weekly circulation of more than two million in 38 other newspapers nationwide, he answers any and all questions about America's largest ethnic group. In 2006 and 2008, the column received the Best Column award by the Association of Alternative Weeklies.
Arellano also received the President's Award from the Los Angeles Press Club, an Impact Award from the National Hispanic Media Coalition and a Latino Spirit Award from the California Legislature. He has appeared on "The Today Show," "Nightline," NPR's "Talk of the Nation" and "The Colbert Report."
The event is co-sponsored by UTSA Libraries, UTSA Office of the Vice Provost -- Downtown Campus, UTSA Mexico Center and San Antonio CURRENT.
>> For more information and to watch a live-streaming of Arellano's presentation Sept. 12, visit utsa.edu/hispanicheritage.


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Dennis Green has died. He was 67.
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Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt is suing the U.S. Department of Defense.
Thousands of video baby monitors have been recalled due to batteries that can overheat, swell and create a burning hazard.
Newly released footage shows police officers helping survivors flee Orlando nightclub while shooting continues inside.
The robbery happened early Thursday morning at the Presto located on South Rock Road.
Donald Trump presented the nation with a series of previously debunked claims.
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Ogden • Before taking over as coach of the Weber State ice hockey club for the second time, Joe Pfleegor took a long look at the state of the program with which he had once had so much success.
What he saw was a roster in disrepair and once-proud program struggling to win even a handful of games.
Halfway into a season Pfleegor termed a "rebuilding year," the Wildcats appear well on their way to bringing the program back to its previous heights.
Leading the revival is freshman Dax Hobbs, a graduate of Syracuse High, who is first in the American Collegiate Hockey Association's Division II with 26 goals and seventh with 41 points. Pfleegor, who essentially had to rebuild the roster, made bringing a premier forward like Hobbs to Weber one of his top priorities before the season.
"I knew if we could get him on the team, that would be a huge bonus for us," said Pfleegor, who had been familiar with Hobbs after coaching his junior team last year. "When you rebuild a program, you need a strong foundation, and it really starts with having a forward like Dax."
What makes Hobbs special, Pfleegor said, is an uncanny acceleration ability, which immediately gives him an edge over his opponents. But Hobbs doesn't just stand out offensively. His work defensively has led to increased scoring chances on the offensive end.
"A lot of times when you get a goal-scorer like that, they tend to be opportunist," Pfleegor said. "They'll play more in the offensive zone. But with Dax, it's not like that. He plays defense phenomenally well."
Hobbs' contribution not only has manifested itself on the scoreboard, it's energized the rest of the team, particularly the upperclassmen who have suffered through the Wildcats' lean years.
"A lot of players have been with the team for the past three or four years and haven't had success at all," said Hobbs, citing Chris Roberts, Braxton Green and Josh Guidice. "That's frustrating because they're great hockey players. ... It's cool to see the vets try harder because now they have a team to back them up."
The impact Hobbs has had on the program might ripple beyond this year. During Pfleegor's previous run as Weber's coach from 2000 to 2006, the Wildcats competed in Division I. But following Pfleegor's departure, the Wildcats' lack of success forced them to drop into Division II.
Weber is 14-4-2 this season and ranked No. 6 in the American Collegiate Hockey Association Division II West poll. If the Wildcats are able to sustain that success, a move back to Division I could be on the horizon, something Pfleegor hopes to achieve within the next few years.
"Even if it's my senior year, and I only get to play one year of Division I hockey, that would be awesome," said Hobbs, who would risk losing one of his five years of eligibility if the program moved back to Division I. "You'll have went from a program that couldn't win any games to rebuilding it to a winning team to rebuilding it into a Division I team. That would be a pretty cool feeling."


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"Most superhero stories start with a meteor shower or a nasty insect bite, but mine actually starts with a kiss."
This is the opening line of a new, young-adult genre novel called "Being Jamie Baker," written by Maricopa author Kelly Oram…
From writing the very first sentence to seeing the book released has taken nearly three years. "It has been as frustrating as it has been exciting, and there were more than several times when I wanted to call it quits. But, I can't tell you how rewarding it is to see all of my hard work come to life. I've learned so much and grown so much as a writer."
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North Korea's Reactor Reboot Has Begun: Report
(NEWSER) – Looks like North Korea may be making good on at least one of its threats: After saying it would restart its Yongbyon nuclear reactor, it has apparently launched construction on the site, according to a US think tank. The construction appears visible in a March 27 satellite image of Yongbyon, say experts at Johns Hopkins University, perAFP. The work may be to replace cooling mechanisms that North Korea destroyed under a Bush administration agreement. When working, the reactor can produce 13 pounds of plutonium annually.
- In another possible sign of action, the government has moved a missile to the east coast, the South's defense head says. Though its range is "considerable," it's not enough to reach the US and may have been moved for training purposes. The weapon is reportedly a Musudan, with a 1,900 mile range; Guam is some 2,200 miles away, the New York Times notes.


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Dear Annie: I am 55 years old and have worked at my job for 25 years. A couple of years ago, the company hired a 26-year-old guy. I have been patient, but I am reaching the end of my rope.
"Justin" cannot remember what was said the minute he hangs up the telephone. He doesn't pay attention to what he is doing. He lies all the time, and we all know it. He takes on no new responsibilities, which drives the rest of us crazy. He just does his work and then plays on the Internet. It seems that he's simply along for the ride.
Justin is married, and if his wife has even an iota of an issue, he falls apart, texting her every three minutes. I have asked him to do some tasks, thinking that he'd catch on, but he's not grabbing the carrot. He makes the same mistakes over and over, and mind you, he deals with other people's money. We don't think he cares one bit about anyone except himself.
I cannot think of a way to address this without being hurtful. Justin does not take criticism well and sulks when confronted. Even the boss is afraid to speak to Justin, because he'll fall apart. What can we do? — Wish He'd Look for Another Job
Dear Wish: If the boss is unwilling to deal with Justin, knowing that he isn't competent, there's not much you can do. Criticism will not be helpful. Instead, please try to mentor Justin. Teach him, carefully and consistently, even though it requires constant repetition. Even 3-year-olds can learn, given enough instruction and practice. It's certainly better than banging your head against the wall in frustration.
Dear Annie: I am 16 years old and have a twin sister. We both make excellent grades and are popular with teachers and friends. But we constantly fight. I am controlling and demanding around her. She doesn't respond to me, listen to me or respect me. I'm sure that's why I am so controlling.
The past few months have been miserable for me. I absolutely cannot wait to go off to college and be away from my sister. I realize that I am part of the problem because I do cause some drama. But she makes me feel bad about myself, and as a result, I hate being around her. Life is her way or the highway.
She will demand that I help her with school, so I do. But if the help isn't up to her standards, she screams at me, hits me and gets me in trouble. If I don't help her, my parents punish me. Yet if I ask to borrow a textbook, she refuses.
I'm contemplating staying with my grandparents on the weekends and have also thought about cutting off communication with my sister. I can't continue to deal with this. It is affecting my health. How do we resolve these issues? — Brother
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Donna Jean D.J. Bailey, 30, of Cabot, passed away Dec. 1.
She was born Feb. 26, 1977 in Searcy to James and Donna Tozer.
She was preceded in death by her father, James Tozer and one brother, Steven Walters.
Survivors include her husband Ronnie C. Bailey of Cabot; mother, Donna Tozer of Ward; two sisters, Melissa Corsini and husband Andrew of Tavernier, Fla., and Debra Jones and LeAndre of Chicago, Ill.; two brothers, Adam Walters and wife Danielle of Texas and Jamie Tozer of Ward; along with many other family members and friends.
A time of visitation is scheduled for 1 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5 with the family receiving friends from 5 to 9 p.m. at Thomas Funeral Service. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 6 at Mt. Springs Baptist Church with burial following at Mt. Springs Cemetery.
Wilma Vanderhoof
Wilma Agella Vanderhoof, 91, of Jacksonville went to be with the Lord Dec. 3.
She was born April 30, 1916 in Lonoke County to the late Melton and Emma Kaylor Odom.
She was a member of First Baptist Church of Jacksonville and a devoted wife to her late husband, Onie Vanderhoof.
Survivors include her son, John Vanderhoof and wife Pat of Jacksonville; brothers, Arden Odom and wife Ann of Mayflower, Gutherie Odom of Cabot; seven grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild; as well as many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 6 in the chapel of Moores Jacksonville Funeral Home with Chaplain Joe Bratton officiating. Burial will follow in Chapel Hill Memorial Park. Visitation will be at the funeral home on Wednesday, Dec. 5 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Ruebel Holmes
Ruebel V. Holmes, 64, of Bryant passed away Dec. 2.
He was a member of First Pentecostal Church of North Little Rock.
He is survived by his son, Ruebel Vaiden Holmes, Jr., and wife Karen of Conway; daughter, Sheila Harrison and husband, David of Bryant; mother, Agnes Holmes of Sherwood; brother, Rev. Joel Holmes of Sherwood; four sisters, Juanita Beall of North Little Rock, Arlene Smith of Benton, Faith Cavin of Sherwood and Sharon Brewer of Sherwood; six grandchildren, Candice Hill, Kelli Holmes, Ashley Harrison, Ruebel Vaiden and husband Trey Holmes III, Kaci Holmes and Vaiden Holmes; and his extended family at Countrywood Village.
Memorials may be made to Hospice Home Care, Inc., 2200 S. Bowman Road, Little Rock, Ark. 72211 or Calvary Academy, 1401 Calvary, North Little Rock, Ark., 72116.
Funeral services will be held at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 5 at First Pentecostal Church of North Little Rock with a visitation before the service from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Entombment will be at 10 a.m., Thursday, Dec. 6 at Rest Hills Memorial Park Mausoleum.
Pallbearers will be Nick Neeley, Kenny Harper, Paul Eller, Eddie Harrison, Justin Brewer and Joey Brewer. Honorary pallbearers will be Norman Clifton, Bill Harrison, Don Terry, Wendell Flemister, Dr. Gene Howard, Ben Lonsdale and Slim Clements.
Amilee Haynes
Amilee Haynes, 88, of Jacksonville died Dec. 2.
She was born July 12, 1919 in Jones County Texas to the late John and Rachel Griffith.
Amilee was a member of the McArthur Drive Church of Christ in Jacksonville.
She is also preceded in death by her husband, William; sister, Lena Henderson and two brothers, James W. Griffith and Earl Griffith.
She is survived by her children, William H. Haynes and wife Joy of Jacksonville, and Linda Haynes of Ashville, N.C.; her sisters, Mary Shute of Mesquite, Texas, Faye Pickle of Austin, Texas, and Billie Quinn of Alexander NY; and grandchildren, Nathan Haynes, Matthew Haynes and Scott Haynes.
Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, Dec. 7 at Little Rock National Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are under direction of Moores Jacksonville Funeral Home.
Donna Stage
Donna Renee Stage, 43, of Ward went to be with her Lord Nov. 30. She was born Nov. 15, 1964 in San Jose, Calif., to Bill and Paulette Hay Allen.
She fought a valiant battle with cancer for nine years, but never let it define her life. She said it best, when she said I cant control what the cancer will do to my body, but it will never touch my spirit or my will to live a full life.
She was a devout Christian and a member of First Baptist Church in Cabot.
She worked as a dental hygienist and homemaker. She enjoyed scrap booking leaving a legacy of memories for Tyler.
She is survived by her husband, Patrick Stage; son, Tyler Stage of Ward; parents, Bill and Paulette Allen of Newport; and brother, Brad Allen of Judsonia.
Funeral services were Dec. 3 at First Baptist Church in Cabot. Arrangements were by Moores Cabot Funeral Home.
Mason Blackall
Mason Stone Blackall, 4, of Austin, passed away Nov. 28.
He was born Oct. 2, 2003 in Searcy to Michael and Christina Blackall of Austin.
As a mother comforts her child so I shall comfort you Isaiah 66:13.
Mason is survived by his parents, Michael and Christina Blackall; four siblings, Anthony, Michael, Summer and Shelby Blackall, grandparents, Don and Rebecca Blackall of Lewisburg, Tenn., Katherine Stone of Thayer, Mo., Marybeth Macomber of Cabot, and Harrell Stone of Ward.
Graveside services were Dec. 3 at Mt. Carmel Cemetery in Cabot.
Funeral arrangements were under the direction of Moores Jacksonville Funeral Home.
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Elegant Wine And Cheese Pizza Party
Nothing beats a homemade pizza, particularly when you make the dough from scratch and dress it up with the creamy goodness of brie. These two pizza recipes are delicious served together. Just add a light tossed salad with a simple vinaigrette and a bottle each of your favorite chardonnay and merlot and you have a fun and relaxed dinner party.
Elegant Wine And Cheese Pizza Party
Prep Time: 50 minutes Cook Time: 1 hour 35 minutes Yield: 6 to 8 servings
Prep Time: 50 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour 35 minutes
Yield: 6 to 8 servings
- These ingredients make two varieties of pizza:
- 2 lbs pizza dough
- 1 tablespoon olive oil (for brushing)
- 13.5-ounce wheel of brie cut into small wedges
- 3/4 lb. boneless chicken breast, pounded to 1/2" thickness
- 2 tablespoons white wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons dijon mustard
- 2 teaspoons water
- 2 6-ounce boneless duck breasts
- Salt and pepper
- For the Chardonnay reduction:
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 medium shallots, chopped
- 1/4 cup dried apricots, chopped
- 1/4 cup apricot jam
- 1-1/2 cups chardonnay
- For the Merlot Reduction:
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 3 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup currant jelly
- 1-1/2 cups merlot
Prepare the dough:
If you are making your own pizza dough, follow your recipe instructions through the first rising.
Using a sharp knife, cut your dough into eight equal pieces. Take each piece and form it into a ball by pulling the edges under and tucking them upward in a circular motion. Roll the ball gently on an unfloured flat surface with the palm of your hand until it feels smooth and free of air pockets. Place each ball on a parchment lined baking sheet, cover with a damp towel and set in a warm place to rise for about 30 minutes.
Prepare the chicken:
Whisk together the white wine vinegar, dijon mustard and water. Pour over the chicken, turning to coat evenly. Allow to marinate for about 10 to 15 minutes. Film the bottom of a large skillet with vegetable oil. Add the chicken and cook over medium heat until no longer pink in the middle, 3 to 5 minutes per side. Remove from oven, let rest for 5 minutes, slice into strips and set chicken aside.
Prepare the duck:
Trim the layer of skin on the duck breast to the size and shape of the meat. With a sharp knife, score the fat (don't cut through to the meat) every quarter-inch. Turn the breast and score again to create a criss-cross pattern. Season both sides of the meat with salt and pepper. In a large skillet over medium-low heat, place the duck breasts skin side down. Cook for 8 to 10 minutes, or until the fat is rendered and the skin is a crispy, golden brown. Turn the breast over and cook for another 2 minutes. Finish the duck in the oven for 3 to 4 more minutes until cooked through, but still rosy pink inside. Allow to rest for 5 minutes, slice into strips and set aside.
Prepare the apricot-chardonnay reduction:
Heat the butter in a skillet over medium heat. Add the shallots and cook until soft and translucent. Add the apricots, jelly, and chardonnay. Stir to combine and continue to simmer until the mixture is syrupy and reduced to about 1/2 cup (about 20 to 25 minutes).
Prepare the merlot reduction:
Heat the butter in a skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic and cook until slightly softened. Add the jelly and merlot. Stir to combine and continue to simmer until the mixture is syrupy and reduced to about 1/2 cup (about 20 to 25 minutes).
Assemble the pizzas:
Preheat oven to 500°F. Cut two pieces of parchment paper to fit a large baking sheet and set aside. Put the baking sheet in the oven to preheat. Place one ball of dough on a lightly floured surface. Begin shaping into a pizza by flattening the dough with heel of your hand. Rotate the dough while gently stretching outward to 6 or 7 inches in diameter. Once the dough is stretched to size, crimp the edges to form a slightly thicker rim. Repeat with the remaining balls of dough and place four on each sheet of parchment paper.
Brush all of the pizza crusts lightly with the olive oil, avoiding the edges. Brush four of the crusts with the apricot-chardonnay reduction, reserving a little bit for drizzling over the top. Distribute half the brie between those four pizzas and arrange the sliced chicken between the pieces of cheese. Drizzle the chicken with the remaining reduction. Remove the baking sheet from the oven and carefully slide it under the prepared pizzas.
Place in the oven and bake for 7 to 9 minutes or until the crust is baked and the brie is bubbly. While the first batch of pizzas are baking, repeat the assembly process using the merlot reduction, remaining brie and sliced duck. Bake for the same amount of time as the chicken pizzas.
Gently slice each pizza into four wedges with a sharp knife (a pizza cutter may tear the pizza) and serve with a choice of red or white wine and a light tossed salad.
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