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These Pumpkin Nut Butter Cups are the second pumpkin and chocolate combo recipe I have made this year…so far!
You may have seen my Pumpkin Ice Cream and Brownie Parfait recipe that I recently posted and this is just a different version of the addictive combination.
They are like my Healthy Peanut Butter Cup recipe, but instead are filled with a creamy, sweet pumpkin center using homemade almond butter instead of peanut butter and then covered in chocolate.
And not just regular melted chocolate chips (which you could also use), but with homemade chocolate that only uses three healthy ingredients.
5 Fast Facts About Pumpkin:
- high in beta-carotene
- full of iron, zinc and vitamin C
- rich in anti-oxidants
- 246% RDA of vitamin C
- good source of B complex vitamins
5 Fast Facts About Almonds (Almond Butter):
- helps to regulate cholesterol and blood pressure
- energy booster
- loaded with calcium and fiber
- 1/4 cup contains 8 grams of vegan protein
- high in anti-oxidants
5 Fast Facts About Maple Syrup:
- contains manganese and zinc
- super high in anti-oxidants
- helps with inflammation
- 1/4 cups contains more calcium than the same amount of milk
- 1/4 cup contains more potassium than a banana
5 Fast Facts About Coconut Oil:
- super high in lauric acid
- rich in antioxidants
- contains natural microbial and anti-bacterial agents
- helps to improve metabolism
- improves cholesterol levels
5 Fast Facts About Raw Cacao:
- contains over 300 compounds including protein, calcium, copper, zinc and iron
- super high in anti-oxidants
- promotes cardiovascular health
- contains essential fats
- can help to decrease blood pressure
Where to Buy: If you have trouble finding any of the ingredients to make this recipe, you can order online from Amazon and have them delivered straight to your door, and you'll be supporting The Healthy Family and Home website at the same time!
Tip #1: If you would like to see a more detailed step by step of how to make them, just go to my Healthy Peanut Butter Cup recipe and follow the same steps.
Tip #2: This would be a great recipe to use with homemade almond butter!
Tip #3: I didn't want mine to be too sweet, so I only used 2 tablespoons of maple syrup, but just taste it after you mix it up and if you'd like it a little sweeter, just add another tablespoon of maple syrup. Same thing with the chocolate topping.
Tip #4: The pumpkin center may be a little softer than the peanut butter center with the Healthy Peanut Butter Cups recipe. The chocolate will get a little harder than the center, but just make sure you eat them or serve them straight from the freezer so they will be as hard as possible. If you leave them out at room temperature, not only will the center become softer, but the chocolate will too and you will have a big mess.
Tip #5: This recipe will make (9) regular size muffin cup treats.
Pumpkin Nut Butter Cups (Raw, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Grain-Free, Dairy-Free, Paleo-Friendly, No-Bake, No Refined Sugars)
|The Healthy Family and Home
For the pumpkin filling
- 1/2 cup organic pumpkin puree
- 1/2 cup homemade almond butter
- 2 tablespoons organic maple syrup
- 4 tablespoons organic coconut oil
- 1/4 teaspoon organic ground nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon organic ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon organic ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon organic ground cloves
- 2 teaspoons organic vanilla extract
For the chocolate topping
- 1 cup organic raw cacao powder
- 4 tablespoons organic maple syrup
- 1 cup organic coconut oil
|Prepare the pumpkin filling
|Step 1
|Put all ingredients for the pumpkin filling in a medium sized bowl and mix until well combined and creamy.
Set aside.
|Prepare the chocolate topping
|Step 2
|Put all ingredients for the chocolate topping in a small bowl and mix until well combined and smooth.
|Step 3
|Fill 1/3 muffin cup with the chocolate topping (approximately 1 tablespoon).
Put in the freezer for approximately 10 - 15 minutes or until hardened then remove from freezer.
Fill another 1/3 of the muffin cup with a layer of the pumpkin filling (approximately 1 tablespoon). Use your fingers to press down the filling (like when making a pie crust) making sure it's flat and touching all sides of the muffin cups so the top layer of chocolate doesn't drizzle down the sides.
Fill the last 1/3 of the muffin cup with another layer of chocolate topping (approximately 1 tablespoon).
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The passage of legislation which would permit the admission of "a limited number of sick, aged and infirm" refugees to the United States was urged today by Scott McLeod, administrator of the U.S. Refugee Relief Act program and head of the State Department's Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs. He spoke before a gathering at United Hias Service headquarters marking the 10th anniversary of the arrival of the first DP ship in this country.
Some 200 of the 800 persons who arrived aboard the ship–S.S. Marire Flasher–Beard Murray I. Gurfein, president of the United His Service, review the ten-year period of post-war immigration into the United States. He revealed that a survey made by United Hias on the integration of 102 Jewish refugees who came here as adults aboard the Marine Flasher ten years ago has established that they settled in 19 states and that-98 of them had become American citizens; of the remaining four, three had died and one could not take his exams because he had become blind."
The survey further showed that of the 56 who had arrived unmarried, 48 are now married, and that a total of 88 children has been born to the group of 102 included in the surrey. As for the integration of the first DP's. Mr. Gurfein stated that the United Hias survey revealed that of the 99 initial DP's still living a total of 40 are self-employed and the rest are either employees, housewives or dependents. Their average earnings are about $100 per week, and some earn $150 to $200 or more. The group present, all of them former victims of Nazi persecution who were resettled in the United States by the predecessor agencies of United Hias Service, included carpenters, physicians, dentists, teachers, salesmen, merchants, manufacturers, entertainers, musicians, managers, purchasing agents and the like, Mr. Gurfein reported.
Commemoration certificates attesting to the "fine integration and citizenship" of the first DP's were presented to the celebrants by Abner Bregman, chairman of the United Hias executive committee, who has been active on the immigration and resettlement scene for 21 years. "I have been associated with the refugee and DP immigration programs since their inception and I want to say to you that never, in all that time, have we had the slightest reason to be sorry that the gates of our country have been opened to those who came from the Old World seeking peace and security, "he told the assemblage.
The ceremony was also attended by Ugo Carusi, former U.S. Immigration Commissioner who organized the first shipload of DP's under the President's Directive of 1945 to give visa preference to DP's; George L. Warren, State Department Advisor on Refugees and Displaced Persons; Edward J. Shaughnessy, New York district director for the Immigration Service, who admitted the first DP's in the U.S., and James P. Rice, acting executive director of United Hias.

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Stay in one of our 123 comfortable ensuite guest bedrooms and keep in touch by accessing free wireless Internet throughout the hotel. We have complimentary car parking and Aberdeen city centre is only a 3 mile journey. Aberdeen Airport is 7 miles. The Hotel is well placed in Bridge Of Don's business hub with many local offices a short distance away including GE, Baker Hughes and Sparrows Offshore . For the keen golfer Trump International Golf Course is a short 5 mile drive and for family outings, head for the beach front and nearby Cadona's Amusement Park . Union Square provides great shopping and is only a 3 mile journey with a handy park and ride facility leaving from the AECC car park. (Selected days and times apply). Maximillian's Restaurant serves a great breakfast, lunch and extensive a la carte dinner menu. You can relax and enjoy our bar menu and catch up with friends in our stylish café bar. 24-hour room service is available while staying over. A warm welcome awaits you at The Holiday Inn Aberdeen Exhibition Centre.
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Kentucky to Host First Meet of 2011-12 Season
Nov. 4, 2011
LEXINGTON, Ky. – After a great weekend in the water a week ago in Knoxville, Tenn., the University of Kentucky swimming and diving teams will host their first of two events in the 2011-12 season, welcoming Southern Illinois and Missouri to the Commonwealth for a double-dual meet beginning at 10:00 a.m. Saturday at the Lancaster Aquatic Center.
"We are looking forward to the meet on Saturday," UK head coach Gary Conelly said. "It is our only home meet of the fall and is also our parents day. For many of our parents it will be their first UK home meet. We are looking forward to showing the facilities off a little. It is also going to be a very challenging meet, Missouri in particular. They are a fast-improving team that has already posted some very quick times this season."
On Saturday, the Wildcats will be facing Southern Illinois and Missouri, two very solid teams out of the Missouri Valley Conference, and the Big XII respectfully. Southern Illinois has seen success in 2011-12, tabbing wins over Miami University (Ohio), Evansville, and Missouri thus far in the season. Missouri most recently took to the waters on Saturday, and fell to the Southeastern Conference's newest member, Texas A&M.
Last weekend in Nashville, the Wildcats had one of their best-ever October meets, as the men raced past Western Kentucky 159-141, and the women finished the day 2-0 with wins over Vanderbilt and Western Kentucky.
In the meet, sophomore diver Greg Ferrucci set a new school record in the one-meter diving competition, posting a score of 387.37 en route to winning the competition. Ferrucci was later named Southeastern Conference Male Diver of the Week by the SEC office on Tuesday afternoon.
Kentucky overall won 18 of the 32 events held in the meet.
Tyler Reed, the Wildcat's freestyle specialist led the way for Kentucky, winning three events in the 200-freestyle, 50-freestyle, and 100-freestyle. Reed posted a time of 1:40.80 in the 200-freestyle, finishing in first by over .7 of a second.
Travis Green a winning time of 9:36.18 in the 1000-freestyle for the Wildcats. Matt Russell won the 100-breastroke turning in a time of 56.73, just shy of his career-high. Also, for the men's team. Maclin Simpson posted a time of 1:51.09 in the 200-butterfly, good enough for the Wildcats to claim yet another winner.
On the women's side, Christa Bechtel and Megan Eppler won two events. Bechtel claimed the crown in the 200-butterfly and the 100-butterfly. Eppler posted a career-best in the 100-freestyle turning in a time of 51.22 seconds, and finishing in first place. Eppler also won the 50-freestyle with a time of 23.53 seconds. Julia Gerotto won two events for Kentucky, as the Wildcat freshman from Sao Paulo, Brazil swam a winning time of 10:16.48 in the 1000-freestyle and won the 500-freestyle posting a time if 4:57.14.
"There should be a lot of exciting swimming and diving," Conelly added." The meet is taking place before the UK football game we are inviting all the tailgaters to come in and take a break from the elements and enjoy the friendly confines of Lancaster Aquatic Center. It should be a nice warm-up for the football game later in the day."
The meet will start at 10:00 a.m. ET on Saturday; however, fans should take note of very important parking information since there will be parking adjustments to consider with the football game.
Fans will be permitted to park in Parking Structure #2 and #3 on the UK campus.
Parking Structure #2:
Location: 538 Rose Street (entrance at Hilltop Ave.)
Cost: Free
Across from the K-Lair Grill on campus
About .5 miles away from Aquatic Center; 12-minute walk
Parking Structure #3:
Location: 140 Huguelet Ave.
Cost: Free
About .6 miles away from Aquatic Center; 15-minute walk
Details: Spaces marked "Twilight Clinic" are reserved for Kentucky Clinic staff members for the football game
Parking Structure #7 will be open, but at a $20 cost since it is a football gameday.
For continuing coverage of UK Swimming and Diving, log on to UKAthletics.com.


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• Glow in the Dark show featuring the West Las Vegas marching band, flags and dance team, 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 24 at the Frank Herrera Complex. Advanced tickets are $4 for adults, $2 for students and $1 for children five and under. Tickets prices increase $1 at the gate. Advanced tickets may be purchased from a band student or at the band room.
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New Mexico Highlands University presents journalist and author Stephen Fried in a free public talk Oct. 23 about the local Harvey Houses at the Montezuma Castle and the Castañeda Hotel.
The talk will be at 7 p.m. in the Burris Hall Room 129, 903 National Ave.
Fried is an award-winning investigative journalist and the author of five books, including the 2010 nonfiction Appetite for America: Fred Harvey and the Business of Civilizing the Wild West One Meal at a Time.
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A few years ago Mark Anthony was an Executive Chef for the largest hospital operating system in the country.
He was also at his largest weight of 305 pounds. As he looked around at the patients in the hospitals, he discovered one common element to most of their conditions; they were almost all there for cholesterol-related problems. He thought to himself, "I'd better do something or I'm going to end up being one of the people in this hospital."
The removal of an option in New Mexico to cast a straight party ticket vote with one mark on your ballot has been called into question by a lawsuit brought by the state's Democratic Party. As of last week, the lawsuit was put on hold by the state Supreme Court while a federal court considers the issue.
If the Albuquerque Journal's polling is accurate — and I'm told it is about as accurate as polling gets — the five biggest races in New Mexico are pretty much done deals.
The Cardiac Cowboys finally let one get away.
With New Mexico Highlands trailing by just three points, Chadron State defender Cole Montgomery stepped in front of intended receiver Kevon Williams and stole the football with 15 seconds left, preserving a wild 36-33 victory for the visiting Eagles on Saturday at Perkins Stadium.
Highlands had led by 10 at halftime and by as much as 13.
But Chadron moved the ball expertly, one short pass or modest run at a time, and chipped away before finally passing the Cowboys.
Robertson's defense showed some ferocity Friday night in a prep football clash with third-ranked Ruidoso, and for a fleeting moment, it gave the Cardinals control of the game.
A 9-yard fumble return by Devin Chavez resulted in a Robertson touchdown three minutes into the fourth quarter, and Dominic Lucero's 2-point conversion gave the Cards a 21-18 lead.
Then the Warriors came out to play-yay.
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Am Montag, den 18.07.2005, 02:32 -0300 schrieb Nicolás Villar:
> Hi, may be this question has been made, but, How can i make isolation?
> I don't want that the users over my LAN see each other but the m0n0 box (soekris 4511)
> Is this possible with m0n0?
Short answer: No.
Long answer: It's possible to split your LAN network into several
subnets (e.g. /30). Configure the switch to place every network in its
own VLAN and enable VLANs on the m0n0wall. Other solution would be to
enable ACLs on your switch, if this is possible.
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NOT a single ball was bowled in the Bolton League on Saturday as torrential rain decimated the programme.
All seven games - Farnworth v Egerton, Farnworth Social Circle v Eagley, Greenmount v Bradshaw, Heaton v Astley Bridge, Horwich v Walkden, Kearsley v Tonge and Westhoughton v Little Lever - were abandoned early in the afternoon.
It means it is as you were in the table with Social Circle still at the summit, six points ahead of neighbours Farnworth having won all five matches they have played so far.
Social Circle opener David Tonge was naturally frustrated not to add to that fine run against winless Eagley this weekend but accepts nothing can be done when Mother Nature intervenes.
Tonge told The Bolton News: "It was disappointing because we have started really well and were looking to continue that against an Eagley side who hav had a tough start and are down the bottom.
"But there is not much you cn do when there is rain like there was on Saturday and every team was in the same situation.
"The game will be rearranged for later in the season so it is not like we have lost out on any points."
Tonge and his team-mates must now wait until Saturday's trip to Egerton to extend their winning run.
And he hopes they will make it six consecutive league wins.
He added: "We have had a good start and everyone is pleased.
"I think the key is the team spirit we have with everyone playing a part.
"We do not rely on the professional, or one player - everyone works for each other and long may it continue."


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Then the coroner of the premier sheading, Glenfaba, recited the same titles in Manx.
The Manx or Gaelic term for a cove or creek on a shore between rocks.
But we have no such great work, no fine Manx poem, no good novel in Manx, not even a Manx sermon of high mark.
Also, a Manx or Gaelic term for the wind blowing across on the tide.
The same is true of a Manx ballad translated, and of a Manx carval turned into an English carol.
A Manx or Gaelic term for the scud or small clouds that drive with the wind.
One was addressed to Gothric, the Manx prince who for the moment was king of Dublin.
In the Manx and Erse, signifies a rock that can be seen before low-water.
The Manx wren, the robin, and the stork are supposed to be inhabited by the souls of human beings.
A Manx term for small worms on the sea-shore, and used as bait.
1798, earlier Manks (1620s), metathesized from Maniske (1570s) "of the Isle of Man," from Old Norse *manskr, from Man (from Old Irish Manu "Isle of Man") + suffix -iskr "ish." Manx cat, without a tail, first attested 1843.


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Celtic Nights
The Bridger Folk Music Society is sponsoring a St. Patrick's Day show featuring the Inishfre Irish Dancers and Leaping Lulu. Proceeds benefit the Cache Humane Society and Four-Paws Rescue.
When • Friday and Saturday, March 15-16, 7:30 p.m.
Where • Ellen Eccles Theatre, 43 S. Main St., Logan
Tickets • $15-$19; visit centerforthearts.us
Saints & Sinners Ball
The second annual Saints & Sinners Ball, sponsored by The Park City Performing Arts Foundation, includes music and dancing to Soulistics. Guests can dress as their favorite Saint or Sinner if desired.
When • Saturday, March 16, 6 p.m.
Where • St. Regis Deer Valley, 2300 Deer Valley Drive East, Park City
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Alumni Create a Mad, Mad,
Madison World
With 68,000-plus alumni living and working around the globe, the Madison spirit is showing up all over the place. Here are four groups of alumni who hold their own regular reunions and exemplify the spirit President Rose talked about in his inaugural speech. Are you holding your own Madison reunions or get-togethers? If so, let Montpelier know. Email your story to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
When 19 JMU friends from the northern California area get together they're usually doing more than reminiscing. They're usually raising money for charity. Luciclare "Ding" Miller Young ('52) says, "In October 1968, a group of five JMU alums found each other, and our group has been meeting and growing ever since. There's about 19 of us now who get together twice a year for luncheons and fund raisers."
The group participates in the Marin County Designer Showcase, the fourth oldest showcase event in the country. "Local designers bid on remodeling one room of a showcase home and the program coordinators and sponsors offer tours and special events," explains Young. "All the money goes to charity and nonprofit organizations. It's a wonderful event, but to be able to share it with classmates and other JMU alumni makes it even more special."
Along with the Madison spirit, a spirit of community service seems to permeate California's JMU alumni. Caroline Smith ('64) chaired the Marin Designer Showcase this year. Virginia Joyner Kennedy ('76) and Young serve together in an active chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, which also raises money for charity.
Helping Young establish the informal northern California alumni chapter in 1968 were Virginia Saunders Duncan ('52), Sue Peter Marrin ('57) and the late Jane Graham Elliott ('45). "We met in San Francisco and have been doing so every spring and fall since," says Young. "We've got a scrapbook of our 30-year experiences, and we're currently trying to involve some of the area's younger alumni. … Everyone in our group enjoys charity work, and we've sponsored museum tours, luncheons and special mini-reunions. Last year, the JMU Alumni Office brought us a Madison on the Move university update that we thoroughly enjoyed. We like being involved in good things and it's great to share that spirit with other alumni."
Fourteen members of the Class of 1948 anticipated their 50th reunion so much that they traveled to Harrisonburg two days early to hold a mini-reunion at the Massanutten Village in May 1998. "After two days of catching up and having fun with each other, we gave ourselves more opportunities to mix with the rest of our classmates at the bigger reunion," says Julie Smith Martin, of Lexington, Va., who suggested the mini-reunion to her friends. "We had so much fun at our mini-50th that we decided to do it again this year."
In May 1999, the 14 classmates gathered again at the Massanutten Village to catch up, chat and visit. "Although our little group is scattered over six states, we are very close," says Martin. "We usually meet at least once in between the span of our regular five-year reunions. Since we just passed our 50th and have lost a few classmates, we've decided to meet more often. We've been doing this for years, and we wouldn't trade the experiences and memories for the world."
Since their 20th reunion in 1995, Elizabeth Mochen Prescott, Deb Braxdale Ward, Wendy Story and Linda Driver Hughlett (1975 classmates), have held their own annual mini-reunions.
The quartet met in Gifford Hall their freshman year. "With four people to a room, you get to know each other really well," says Prescott, who lives in Toronto, Canada. "When we came to Madison in the fall of 1971, Ronald Carrier was about to become the fourth president. There was a great soccer program but no football; and, there was a high ratio of women to men. … We had a great camaraderie. My favorite memories are of afternoons on the Quad."
Story, who lives in Wilbraham, Mass., transferred and received her degree from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, but her roommates don't hold that against her. "I've always been a JMU girl at heart," she says. "I cherish the memories of my freshmen year in Gifford Hall. It was pretty tight quarters, so we got very close. … We are all very different women, but Madison gives us a common bond, sort of like a second family. We didn't start meeting yearly until our 20th reunion, but we've always been in close contact."
The Gifford quartet's reunion site varies from year to year. "We take turns visiting each other's hometowns," says Prescott. With Ward and Hughlett living in Northern Virginia, and the other two in Massachusetts and Canada, that may sound unmanageable. Not so for these close friends.
"We really don't plan anything special like luncheons or tours, we just enjoy each other's company," says Prescott. "Connecting with each other and hearing about each other's families is great fun. … We're actually trying to find another roomie of ours."
Jane Wendler ('75) are you out there?
"You'd think that us girls living in Tri-Sigma House and Alpha Sigma Alpha House would have been great rivals instead of great friends," says Caroline Wake ('52). "But we were all Mama Ding's girls… The time we spent at Madison bonded us. And, our housemother, Mama Ding [Agnes Stribling Dingledine], enforced the same kind of rules and morals that our parents taught us. We all became very close."
Every year, 10 sorority friends from Tri-Sigma and ASA meet at the Virginia Beach summer home of Charlotte Korn Roberts ('52) of Richmond. "We revert right back to 1952, except for the gray hair," says Wake. "We sit up deep into the night chatting up a storm. Most of us are from the Richmond and Tidewater areas, but we have a few friends that make the trip from Charleston and Columbia, S.C. We don't spend our time planning special luncheons or trips. We've got too much talking to do. We just have a weekend house party and enjoy each other's company."
Wake keeps her classmates up to date on JMU, as she is serving a second three-year term on the Alumni Association board of directors. "Madison is one of the friendliest places I've ever seen," says Wake. "That spirit runs through all alumni classes. I'm sure there are many groups of JMU friends that meet like we do. And, they know too, that these mini-reunions make the big five-year reunions seem more special."


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How to use payroll systems to improve your business's efficiency
Payroll is often overlooked when devising a plan to streamline business processes. However, it is advisable to consider the efficiency of your payroll systems when assessing your business's accounting strategy. Are your employees receiving their salaries and wages on time every month? How often do you need to make corrections after they have been paid?
Continue reading to learn more about how implementing payroll systems, such as QuickBooks' payroll software, can help to improve your business's efficiency and pay your employees on time, improving their performances.
Payroll software gives you time to focus on other aspects of your business
Calculating your employees' salaries is a time-consuming task. Many business owners spend innumerable hours each month working out their employees' salaries and deductions. This is time that could be better spent concentrating on other aspects of their business, such as branding or expansion.
Payroll software from QuickBooks is able to calculate salaries, make deductions and pay employees. Once employees' details have been inputted, your payroll systems can ensure that all staff members are paid accurately.
Keeps your employees motivated
If you want your employees to be happy and remain loyal, it is essential to pay them correctly and on time every month. When you hire employees, you enter into a contract with them. They agree to perform certain tasks for you, and you agree to pay them to complete these. If you expect them fulfil their part of the agreement, you must fulfil yours.
Using payroll systems makes paying employees easy. As explained above, you can use an automated payroll system to do the work for you, minimising late payments and inaccuracies.
Streamlines your cash flow management
By integrating your payroll systems into your other accounting systems, you are able to streamline your cash-flow. Accounting systems document your income and expenses and help you to monitor your cash-flow. Salaries are expenses and should be documented accordingly.
If you integrate your accounting and payroll systems, you will no longer have to input your employees' salary details into your accounting program. It will happen automatically at the end of each month, saving you the hassle of doing it manually.
Assists in strategic planning
If you intend to grow your business, you will need to create a cash flow projection to help you to develop a growth strategy. Payroll systems can help you to predict your future payroll expenses, including additional employees' salaries and future raises. With all of this information at your fingertips, you will be able to decide what direction in which to expand your business.
Paying the correct taxes
Payroll encompasses more than ensuring that your employees get paid. Business owners also have to pay tax on behalf of their employees and themselves. If taxes are incorrectly calculated, you could end up owing the government a lot of money, which you will be held responsible for. By keeping your payroll in order with QuickBooks' software, you can avoid future legal issues regarding unpaid taxes.
QuickBooks' payroll software: Payroll made easy
With the help of QuickBooks' payroll software, payroll can be quick and easy. Once it is successfully implemented, business owners will be able to focus on the running of their companies. If you want to grow your business, your staff complement is likely to increase. With effective payroll systems in place, you will be able to pay your staff with ease, no matter how many employees you have.
Take a look at QuickBooks' selection of payroll software, including our Quick Payroll and Quick Payroll Lite packages, and choose the right one to help you streamline your accounting systems.


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UH Gets $40M for Ocean Project
The University of Hawaii Manoa's School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology is getting a $40 million infusion of funds, thanks to the Simons Foundation. Professors David Karl and Edward Delong will head up a global oceanographic research project, known as the Simons Collaboration on Ocean Processes and Ecology, or SCOPE. The five-year project aims to advance understanding of the microscopic organisms that inhabit every drop of seawater and how those microorganisms control the movement and exchange of energy and nutrients. Microorganisms in the sea are responsible for a host of activities, including producing oxygen, forming the base of the food web for fisheries worldwide, and breaking down human-produced pollutants.


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I cannot talk very much about the central issues of the novel because that would spoil the plot for the reader. Suffice to hint that it deals with surrogate motherhood and the as-yet unresolved ethical implications of modern scientific research and practice. Set just a few years into the future, the novel also encompasses some of the subtlest kind of "what-if" science fiction.
The story narrates a period in the lives of two young New York women, Meredith Lamm and Diana Ferro who do not know each other, and the chapters alternate from one woman to the other and back again. Not only do the two storylines run seemingly unconnectedly through much of the book, but also they travel at differing speeds through the eight-year period that reaches from 1998 to 2006. Also, for a reason that only becomes clear later in the book, the account of the life of one of the women Diana Ferro is presented to the reader as if she were recorded on videotape that the reader is viewing. This makes interesting contrast with the story of Meredith Lamm that is narrated conventionally in the third person.
Scutti writes compelling prose that engages the reader's interest from the start, and never lets it flag. Overall, Second Generation is a satisfying and suspenseful whodunit/whydunit with likeable protagonists and skin-crawling villains. But enough thoughtfulness has gone into the novel, that it raises some serious what-if questions about uncontrolled power and the chilling possible consequences of such power.


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This is my 'Official Hello!'.
I have used different distros for more years than I care to admit.
I was browsing what distros are out there, and the graphics to BackTrack caught my eye.
I have little interest in hacking, but I really would like to understand how the internet really works, and how communications over it is done.
Hope to get involved.
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A car wash can make an old vehicle look new or a stolen vehicle look so beloved that the original owner will concede you're taking better care of it. Get away clean with this Groupon.
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Any trade requires tools. The array of cleaning supplies at On The Spot Superior Auto Detail might surprise even a doctor or mechanic, though. To complete services, which range from car washes with nonabrasive materials to interior and exterior detailing, the technicians wield polish, bug-and-tar remover, and carpet shampoo. They also collect any loose personal items into a sealed bag to protect them from cleaning products. In addition to services for cars, trucks, and SUVs, On The Spot also cleans and details motorcycles, heavy-duty trucks, boats, and the other vehicles that Power Rangers occasionally drive.


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A recently discovered government report says beer and soft drinks in sealed glass containers would be safe to drink in the event of a blast.
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Sabrine resents attacks on Israeli Embassy
Egyptian actress Sabrine has expressed her resentment at the recent attacks on the Israeli Embassy in Cairo. Sabrine did state she supported demolishing the wall that was built around the embassy by Egyptian officials.
During an interview on the entertainment program "Al Musalsalati" aired on the Egyptian satellite channel 'Nile Drama 2', Sabrine frankly stated that she and all of Egyptians never liked Israel and have no intentions on doing so, but she refuses such chaotic acts by protesters last Friday. The actress said that there are bilateral agreements between Egypt and Israel and such agreements should be respected to avoid ruining the image of Egypt internationally.
Sabrine added that destroying the wall around the embassy made everyone proud and happy, but she resented the chaos that occurred once the wall was down, which including burning police posts and attempts to loot the Ministry of Interior.


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A GOVERNMENT report has determined a fleet of aircraft owned by Google's founders and former CEO received improper discounts on jet fuel that saved the three billionaires up to $5.3 million.
The findings released Wednesday by NASA's Inspector General surfaced during a review of a government airfield lease for seven planes and two helicopters controlled by Google's founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, and the internet search company's former CEO, Eric Schmidt.
The aircraft are managed through a company called H211 set up by the Google Inc. executives. H211 has been paying $1.4 million annually since 2007 to lease hangar space from NASA at a former U.S. Navy base located four miles from Google's Mountain View, Calif., headquarters.
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Nobody "curates" from today's finest emerging design talents quite like the Six Scents crew
3.1 Phillip Lim
TI IS MAD FOR: SIX SCENTS: SERIES TWO: 'LONGING FOR CONTACT': WITH AZUMA MAKATOSubmitted by Wayne on Wed, 2011-07-06 23:36.
INTELLIGENT LUXURYSubmitted by Wayne on Thu, 2008-01-10 15:07.
On my morning cruise through eluxury.com a strange thing happened. I thought I was clicking on 3.1 Phillip Lim (pondering buying the "Exclusivie Tuxedo" ) and then ended up on...Maison Martin Margiela. Which means eluxe is now peddling Margiela, a very unexpected stroke given how particular that house is about imaging. In regards to this, the pages for Maison Martin Margiela are custom designed and completely within the spirit of the brand's legendary look books.
The models still have that fabulous black bar over their eyes and there is a bounty of hot accessories to be had on the site.
Alas those genius SS08 "black bar" sunglasses are not on the market yet. We're dying for them. Now if only there was such a thing as a Margiela tuxedo, TI could do a complete look.


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I am planing to buy a new system for my camry 98, but I have no idea about brands and what is good for me. My budget is $650 and I need usb for my ipod.... the sound quality is very important for me (more than the loaudness) and I love bass. Can you help me to select my system...Thanks.
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Car audio system for $650
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Since I'm bored at work here is a list I would do on that budget.
Pioneer CD player with USB $138
Phoenix Gold RSD Comp Set $65
Phoenix Gold RSD 2-way speakers $50
15" RE SE subwoofer $170
Hifonics BXi1206D 900wrms @ 2ohms $170
KNU 4ga Amp Install Kit $27
Grand Total = $620
Plus wiring harness for your deck, extra wiring, build your own sub box, etc....
The only thing I'm not sure of is the deck, I just picked the first USB one I found, it might be worth looking around.
But the PG speakers, RE sub, and Hifonics amp are all the best "quality per dollar" out there in my opinion.
Not tryn' to bring jake down but for sound quility thats not a very good setup
I would be running everything at 8 ohms it will sound much nicer, and the Rockford Fosgate P1S812 is the way to go it will sound amazing,
heres a great deal I found, I would get two. Now they will hit hard, very hard but the 15" that jack mentioned will prolly hit harder than two of these. But they will sound 10x better and get you heard down a street (just not as loud)
http://audiovideodimension.com/rockf...66f1b8564518cf norm 120$ for 46$ x2 = 92$
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=20974 180$ Will give then a lil more than full power from these babies about 175 watts and the subs are 150 and can "handle" 300
These will blow your mind, just excellent speakers http://www.hookedontronics.com/show_...e_Power+T1693C 90$ x2 = 180$
http://www.gooddeals18.com/product/P9004?meta=FRG great amp 78$ better price
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...roductID=20586 nice cd player, you can take phone calls through you system and all that jazz Dual ftw
Sub=610$ eh and another 30$ for wire and you still save 10 bucks
But lets get real here unless your JUST running cds this system wont give you the justice it deserves, I would throw another 200 at it and put a computer / 7" touchscreen in instead of a cd and run Flac and your system will sound 100x better then the mp3, wma crap rw-cd crap
A dual core cpu at 1.6 GHz, and mobo only 84$
6 Bucks cheaper than the cd player
1Gig ram 13$
60$ 320 Gigs of memory plenty to hold every song you ever wanted
Hell even this would be cool
http://www.epathchina.com/7-inch-sun...ide-p-510.html 60$
take it apart and add this to make it touch
http://cgi.ebay.com/7-inch-Touch-Scr...|293:1|294:200 32$
Edit: So about 780$ to get a computer with install, wire, and a psu your looking at 850$ in total spending
Edit2: Oh AND WELCOME TO THE SITE =D
Which is more important for you, SQ or violent bass? If you ask me a 15" RE on .9Kw is a bit overkill (and most of your budget).
Because you are on a tight budget, you may want to try running your system with just the front speakers. Think its not for you? Try it, if you're not happy just order rear speakers. I run just front a front stage and love it.
I have never found head unit power acceptable for your front speakers either. I've installed the PG RSD's on head unit power and on an amp and the difference is staggering. You could run the speakers with one of these: http://www.cadencestore.com/ProductC...&idproduct=383
...well wait, head unit?!? This is a CarPC site!!
Don't buy the $27 amp kit. The included power wire is pretty poor. It's copper clad aluminum and difficult to work with. Not saying it wont work, but spend the extra $12 on their other kit: http://www.knukonceptz.com/productDe...prodID=KOL-AK4
RE subs are cool. I bought a SE-10 for $80 a while ago. Nice sub. Check local craigslist for subs and sub amps. Saves a ton on shipping!
Originally posted by Sponge View PostDon't buy the $27 amp kit. The included power wire is pretty poor. It's copper clad aluminum and difficult to work with. Not saying it wont work, but spend the extra $12 on their other kit: http://www.knukonceptz.com/productDe...prodID=KOL-AK4
If you want sound quality with a SE, put it in a sealed box, if you want violent bass, have it ported But probably best to just go with a 12" for SQ and box size...
Jitters, Boss amp? really?
Thank you all for responding. Can you tell me is this deal worth to go with? http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...08ZX400.1.html. I know I go a lil over my budget. what do you think? Can i get better one with this price?
Don't want to start any trouble, but I'm going to have to politely (but sternly) disagree with Jitter's entire post. Where did you get this misinformation?
Jake's recomendation was pretty good (I use a CarPC as my source so I cannot comment on headunits). I would just like to add that you would benefit from an amp on your front speakers and listen to a friends system before you fill the trunk of a 98 camary with sub(s). A RE SE-10 is more than enough to embarrass you at a stop light .
Originally posted by misagh_xp View Postthe sound quality is very important for me (more than the loaudness) and I love bass.
Oh and you do not need 1000watts... or even close to that to make quite a bit of noise. You would be surprised at what 300-600 watts can do.
And for the record, a ported box can be amazing and is only a bad thing if you don't build the box to the specifications of the sub. Google: WinISD
Yeah boss amps are not great by anymeans, but he would get a better sound with a better woofer and crap amp a nice amp and crap woofer. And yeah a ported box is the way to go.
Originally posted by misagh_xp View PostI am planing to buy a new system for my camry 98, but I have no idea about brands and what is good for me. My budget is $650 and I need usb for my ipod.... the sound quality is very important for me (more than the loaudness) and I love bass. Can you help me to select my system...Thanks.
And for speakers.... There have been some good advices here, but the most importaint advice I can think of is... Is the speaker suited to your ears.
For some, speaker brand A can be best, but for others speaker brand B can be much better.. Even if they have the very same stats.
Visit a local car audio shop, and listen to some speakers that you can afford. Bring along your own music CD (importaint, use ORIGINAL CD here).
Doing so, you'll find the best speaker for your ears within your price range.
What kind if bass to you like... the very loud one, or the "punch" one, that you feel more than you hear....
A loud bass can be a achieved with good quality speakers, but the punch is allmost not present at all.
I think all of those screen suggestions are very poor and a disservice to a new car pc enthusiast. If he is going to go the car pc route he really needs a screen that has VGA or he is going to suffer from not being able to have readable text onscreen, which is no fun. The resolution on those non-vga screens are far too low. His display would be a muddy blur. He should just be a little patient and save a few extra bucks and buy a true vga screen if he is going the car pc route. I've seen vga touch ready screens as low as $140 with free shipping which is only a $20-$25 difference from that "power a-crap-stick" no vga, no touch overlay junk! Not trying to be mean, but I wouldn't recommend anything power acoustic, especially their screens and head units, to someone i hated! Their products are the biggest waste of money i have ever seen. I know I sound heated, and I apologize but I get steamed when i hear power and acoustic spoken in the same sentence.
Think of Power Acoustic products in the same way you would a Super Hot girl that smells and has a bad venereal disease. She may look like a million bucks on the outside, but mess around with her and you will get burned bad. Power Acoustic products look great on paper but I have never seen anything worst on the market. Their products are a joke. Don't be on the receiving end of that bad joke.ATTENTION FELLOW CAR PC ENTHUSIASTS, POWER ACOUSTIC = CAR PC KRYPTONITE!!!! AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!!
To my adoring fans, No my Toyota's gas pedal didn't get stuck! Instead I saw you crossing the street and decided to floor it! Unfortunately, I MISSED!!!
Originally posted by Sponge View Post
Speakers are, and always have been personal opinion. Jitter said how wonderful fosgate speakers are. I can't stand anything made by them-their tweeters scream, and the mids always seem to missing something (my opinion, if you love them, great!).
I think that a 15" sub is overkill if you are on such a tight budget. a smaller 10, while not as loud, will be better on your wallet. for budget installs, I have found that kicker and sony(gasp!) both make 'ok' low end subs.
being that you are asking this question on a car computer forum, most here are goign to tell you that a car computer is the best way to go, and usually requires a larger budget, unless you have extra computer parts laying around.
Being that you want sound quality, you might be better off slowly putting money into a system instead of all at once-- there is no cheap system that would fit that budget, and sound good (my 'cheap' quality audio system is nearing $3k, not including the car computer).
A couple of speakers here, a amp there, doesn't affect the wallet as much, and the bonus is that you will hear the difference that new add-on made to your system(and encourages you to keep going).My OLD 2001 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT:
"The Project That Never Ended, until it did"
next project? subaru brz
carpc undecided
Another good budget component set for under $100:
I am planning to buy these http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...574UN&v=glance
What do you think?
I am wondering about amplifire
or do you recommend anything else?
If sound quality is as important to you as you said that it was then you will have to amplify your component set regardless of what make you decide on. When it comes to sound quality decent power is a requirement, and having a little bit of head room doesn't hurt either. The quality of your installation will play a the largest role in the overall outcome, even more so than your speaker choice. Remember that rear speakers are rarely ever even needed and more often than not will do more harm than good by pulling the sound stage to the rear of the vehicle where you don't want it. When you go to a concert does the band play behind you or in front of you? If you are planning to use a passive component set, which by your budget I would say that you will, then an amplifier producing at least 100 watts RMS per channel would be what I would be looking for. I personally would pick up a 4 channel making 75 watts RMS per channel and run it bridged into two. That will give you lots of power for the comps, and if you decide to experiment with an active system down the road then the extra two channels are there. Try this before you go the sub route, you may just find that you don't even need one.Data911 M5 system
RR and iGo8PC
Pioneer head unit
Pioneer DEQ-9200 digital processor
Phoenix gold line drivers
Ultimate and Visonik amplifiers
SMT 3 way active front stage
Digital Design sub woofers
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Judi Olean ('83) provided an educational session on allowable actual damages to the New Mexico Human Rights Commission as it met at the UNM School of Law. Olean is an on-call senior attorney for the Institute of Public Law, which provided training through the Judicial Education Center (JEC) for the commission during its regular annual meeting. IPL Director and Research Professor Paul Biderman conducted a session on ethics.
"IPL often assists state agencies in this way, drawing on JEC's experience and resources in judicial education, to help ensure that they provide first-rate services," says Biderman. "It's especially important for the Human Rights Commission because its members often serve as hearing officers in disputes."
In addition to the eight commissioners in attendance, Stephen Vigil ('07) was on hand in his role as an assistant attorney general for New Mexico.


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Gardening Delights
Gardening Delights
Sweet tasting sugar snap peas
Sugar snap peas are tasty, easy to grow and perfect for planting with kids. Because they're quick growing they fit well with the attention spans of children and they can be eaten straight from the garden.
You don't need heaps of space to grow these sweet tasting peas but I recommend having something for them to grow up like a trellis or netting.
Grab your Awapuni Nurseries sugar snap seedlings from our online store at www.awapuni.co.nz or throw a couple of bundles in your trolley next time you're at your local supermarket, Bunnings or The Warehouse.
Once you've got the perfect spot to plant, dig in a little fertiliser or compost to give the seedlings a good kick-start. Then make a little hole and pop a seedling in. I recommend planting each seedling around 20cm apart from the next.
Your peas will grow in a pod like beans and will be ready to harvest in around eight to 10 weeks.
Not sure if they're ready? Just taste-test them!
Love is in the mist
Copy: Valentines Day – the day when cut flower prices go through the roof and florists line their pockets for the rest of the year. This time around why not, save your pennies and pick homegrown flowers for your special someone?
Don't have anything flowering? Beg, steal or borrow from your friends and family's gardens! A handmade posy or bouquet is cost-effective and has the bonus of being a gift straight from the heart.
Even, if you're not into the so called 'day of love', it's nice to have flowers in your garden that can be picked and given away or added to vases in your home. And so, on that note, what more appropriate flower could I write about this month than love in the mist?
Love in the mist has fine green foliage, different shades of blue flowers and makes a perfect cut flower. It has a wild and soft look to it much like cosmos and alyssum.
It's ideal for planting in with your roses, as it likes the same sunny, dry conditions. All you have to do is dig a small hole and plant each seedling around 15cm apart from the next. The trick is to plant each seedling far enough away to allow room to grow without the plants being too spread apart so you end up with gaps.
You can pick up your Awapuni Nurseries love in the mist seedlings from your local supermarket, Bunnings or The Warehouse. Alternatively, order them from our online store at www.awapuni.co.nz and have them delivered direct to your door.
While, these flowers won't be ready in time for Valentines Day, they will add colour to your garden or home in around six weeks when they begin to flower.


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Yorkshire writers Simon Armitage and Joanne Harris have agreed to judge two writing competitions in a forthcoming annual literary magazine.
The first issue of Grist, backed by Huddersfield University, is due out by the summer of next year.
Between now and then the magazine's editor Michael Stewart, Bradford-based playwright, artist and university lecturer, hopes that poems and short-stories will roll in for consideration.
The more people who enter - £3 per short story and poem - the greater the cash prizes and money available to pay contributors.
"In terms of selection I am the editor so I have the final say in what goes in. But I will have a team of other readers who have other specialities and interests to help me judge. It won't be well-rounded if it's just my taste.
"Magazines of new writing are synonymous with young writers. I don't want that. I am not just looking for young writers: I want all ages from all backgrounds.
"I mark scripts for the Open University and come across writing by students in their seventies," he says.
Interesting so far, but hardly breathtaking. What is going to make Grist different from any literary magazine, especially those that claim to be avant-garde or cutting edge?
Michael says: "It's backed by Huddersfield University, not the Arts Council, and I hope it will generate its own revenue.
"It's going to be a standard-size paperback of about 200 pages, costing around £8. The only remit is that it will contain the best new writing in the world right now; it's international in scope but based in Yorkshire.
"The philosophy of putting emerging writers with established writers can only be beneficial to both. I am hoping that the money that comes in from the competitions will allow me to commission Alice Smith to write a story or Carol Ann Duffy to write a poem.
"There are plenty of literary magazines out there, but they don't receive much publicity. The idea of having established writers in the mix means that Grist will generate its own publicity, its own market."
Not being dependent on Arts Council funding is also of critical importance, although Michael did not mention this. The fact is, however, that the funding of many small presses and magazines such as Shoestring, The London Magazine and Ambit has either been withdrawn or severely truncated as the cost of the London Olympic Games in 2012 continues to rise and consequently makes inroads in arts funding.
What about the magazine's name?
"The roots of the word grist' are Yorkshire and Huddersfield is, or was, a mill town. Grist is another word for getting the fruit of the seed.
"Writing is about rewriting and finding the good bit. The first draft is just ten per cent of the writing. It takes hard work and graft to get there.
"This is against the golden nugget theory - that great writers are born. My philosophy is about learning the craft and honing your skills," he adds.
When Michael first outlined the idea of Grist he said he had in mind a Northern equivalent to Granta, but with a significant difference.
"I have read Granta over the years and a lot of it is intellectual writing. I am not interested in clever ideas for their own sake. I am into feelings and emotions.
"Quirky stories for the sake of being quirky or avant-garde don't interest me. Stories should offer the reader an emotional journey," he says.
He is pleased that Joanne Harris, best-selling novelist of Chocolat and Five Quarters of the Orange, and the multi-prize winning poet Simon Armitage have agreed to judge the short story and poetry competitions.
Their presence in the first issue strikes just the right note he is after for future editions.
Michael, who designed the cover and the logo, hopes to sell thousands of copies of Grist through Borders and Waterstones as well as institutions of higher education.
- To enter the Grist short story and poetry competitions go to hud.ac.uk/grist. The closing date for entries is November 30, 2008.


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Is that, is that rice crispie treats with oatmeal instead of rice crispies? no…
gm says
bran flakes sourdough?
Irina says
Oatmeal porridge.
zorra says
soaked grains?
Dawn says
Haha…I had the same thoughts as rainbowbrown.
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bread baking day in the making?
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A soak. Rice crispy does come to mind.
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First thing that came to mind was oatmeal natto. *shudder*
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I was thinking along the lines of fermented soybeans (natto) as well.
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I'm on the natto track as well. A fermentation of groats or other flaky grains?
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Natto which is fermented soy beans…
or its tempheh,
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Hello all … Hope everyone is having a good season !
I have read many great successful hunt stories and have seen some awesome field pictures as well !
If I missed anybody > just want to take a minuet to say congrat's to all the successful hunters !
After the first week of bow season , things got real busy , and I didn't get out that much …
As things got colder in October , the yearly mouse round up was under way as the little critters tried to get in every nook and cranny ( a seasonal thing when you live in a rural setting ! )
As we headed into the last few weeks of October , I finished a few last minuet projects that my wife had on the list ( new floor and toilet in the front bathroom , and started stripping the back bathroom ) … that's as far as I got and as far as I'm going now the season is in full swing !
My daughter moved out last spring for school , but misses the farm > she stopped by to visit and grab one of my buck mounts to put up in her apartment …
Out scouting , I happened apon a young porcupine , and got a few cool pictures of the encounter !
When the colder weather started , and the moon phase was awesome for deer activity ( Late Oct / Early Nov ) > Big buck movement increased and some mature bucks started making mistakes as the rut kicked in ...Here is a beauty buck that Doug M. took with a carved limbed Excalibur Exocet !
As we moved into the first few days of the November Shotgun hunt , some other nice bucks bit the dust … Here are a couple cell phone pictures sent to me from Jessie N. and Vic R . , and I tagged on a small cell phone picture forwarded to me from Wylie H. of a Monster 8 point taken in the Pushlinch area .
For the first time in approx 25 years , I was working during the first week of the shotgun hunt > I was on afternoon shift , but was able to get out a few mornings with Randy S. and his two sons ( Joe and Rob ) … Here is a picture of Randy and Rob crossing the field after a push .. We moved a few does on drives , and I got a few pictures .
Then Randy's son Rob ( who is newly licenced and has only been out with us a few days ) took a beauty 12 point buck at one of my favorite properties that has produced for us over and over again , year after year …. How's that for a first whitetail !!
Again > Conrat's to all > Keep the stories and pictures coming !


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Again, good stuff. This is a great addition to the blog.
Congrats on the great seats. I know when you are that close its just awe inspiring how big and athletic NBA players are (and how quick and comparatively tiny some guards are in comparison with the bigs.)
Sometimes the difference between a 6'2 and 7' guy does not fully translate on TV or sitting far back.
absolutely tk76. the quickness of the game is what always takes me by surprise.
I remember the first time I had seats that close I couldn't believe how friggin' tall Iguodala was. I mean, I always knew his stats, but he just seems to move too well for a guy that tall.
As far as Iggy's bitching and Sammy Detard's early fouls, I thought there was a LOT of questionable officiating tonight. It's never perfect, but there were more perplexing calls and non-calls than usual. The players had to have felt the same way, which maybe made them uncharacteristically vocal.
I wonder if Tony DiLeo hates life right now. He obviously eschews attention, which is unfortunate. I guess that's what keeps a seemingly savvy on-court guy happily tucked away in the front office for twenty years. His influence is definitely tangible.
Re: Hakim Warrick - If we've reached the point where we have multicultural crayons, can't we manage multicultural Band-Aids?
I get really hungry every time Z00ms talks about Mayo turnovers.
the only drawback of sitting that close is that it's almost impossible to discern between certain fouls vs. nonfouls. the action is so fast and there are so many players blocking your line of sight.
as far as dileo goes, i'll bet his kids think it's pretty cool at least. imagine your dad going from some boring guy in an office to being on television every other night.
Early on, I remember saying to myself that the refs didn't want the Sixers to cover. As the game wore on, though, the officiating didn't seem too bad to me. The Griz were aggressive throughout, the Sixers were lazy on the boards, that's why it was close.
grizzlies definitely impressed me as far as how hard they played. they're not talented offensively, but they play good fundamental D. you wouldn't think mayo would put effort in, but he actually has the potential to be a great defender.
one reason i say that is dileo came in my store once when i was in high school (like 10 years ago), working on the ocean city boardwalk. i always used to read the team's media guide, so i recognized him. he was pretty shocked that i knew who he was.
Really appreciate this great report, Mike. I had some impression that A. Miller was not very keen on the D in the past, especially every time we faced a great PG team he gave up D but competed on the offense. He as a veteran should be the leader all time on the court. Your words really changed Miller's image in my mind.
Ditto. Miller being vocal isn't something I ever expected. Good sign, actually.
I saw Sammy and Lou talking heatedly as they headed to bench during one timeout, any idea what it was about?
Yea I've noticed Sam gets into it with someone a few times a game. I did see him & Lou, and I'm not positive but I think Lou wanted Sam somewhere where he was not. Iguodala & him got into it at one point tonight too. It usually seems to be about positioning on offense, or a switch on the pick & roll on defense. I think Sam has a good enough relationship with most guys on the team that they feel they can get on him without causing him to go into his shell.
So, that confirms what Willie Green said a few days ago:
"We have the luxury of different guys with different characteristics. ANDRE MILLER doesn't say a word off the court, but ON THE FLOOR HE'S THE LOUDEST GUY. Andre Iguodala says a little bit off the floor, a little bit on the floor".
It was pretty hard for to believe it when I firt read it. But now we know it's true.
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MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) — Police in Cobb County have arrested a Smyrna man and charged him in the New Year's Eve death of a Marietta woman, as well as three recent robberies.
Police said Friday they have arrested 26-year-old Sergio Vera-Lule. He faces charges of murder and aggravated assault in the Dec. 31 shooting death of 37-year-old Manju Gurung Poonmagar.
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