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Alle-Kiski Valley roundup: Springdale buzzer beater downs Deer Lakes
Sam Carey put the shoot in shootout.
The Springdale sophomore guard drained a mid-range jumper to beat the buzzer and give the Dynamos a 48-47 win over Deer Lakes in the Don Pampena Shootout on Friday night in West Deer.
The host Lancers (2-6) built a 13-4 lead after the first quarter behind a game-high 21 points from Scott Ventura, but Roy Newcamp paced the Springdale (2-6) comeback with 19 points.
Leechburg 54, Harvest Baptist 53 — Freshman Jon Burtick made a free throw with 0.7 seconds remaining to lift Leechburg (5-2) to a win over Harvest Baptist in the Apollo Trust Co. Christmas Tournament. Harvest Baptist led most of the game, but Leechburg rallied for 21 points in the fourth after managing just three in the first. Ben Ritchie led Leechburg with 14 points and Randy Smail added 13.
Noah Kile led Harvest with 15 points and Josh Keppler added 12.
Apollo-Ridge 74, Saltsburg 43 — Tre Tipton scored 19 points, Alex Smith added 16, Duane Brown 13 and Mitchell Johnston 10 as the Vikings (7-1) coasted to a win at the Apollo-Ridge Tournament. Ian Satler led the Trojans (2-5) with 13 points.
Freeport 68, Burrell 54 — Mason Eddinger led the Yellowjackets (4-3) with 16 points, while Kris Keppel and Codey DiGiacobbe added 14 apiece at the round-robin Freeport Tournament.
Brendan Lettrich tallied a game-high 20 points for Burrell (2-5).
Plum 62, Perry 43 — Austin Dedert went for a game-high 23 points and grabbed 15 rebounds for Plum (7-1) in a first-round win over Perry (2-4) in the Moon Tournament.
Nick Stotler and James Edwards each had 14 points for Plum.
Riverview 60, Trinity Christian 46 — Riverview's Paul Knapp scored 21 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to help the Raiders secure a win over Trinity Christian in their tournament.
Riverview will face Brentwood in the championship game at 7 p.m. Saturday.
Fox Chapel 55, Concord (Del.) 48 — Matt D'Amico scored a game-high 25 points, Bill Urso added 14 and Brian Papich had 11 as Fox Chapel (7-1) won its first game in the KSA Tournament in Orlando, Fla.
David Brown grabbed 10 rebounds for the Foxes, who play Shawnee (N.J.) at 9:45 a.m. Saturday.
Kittanning 72, Kane 33 — Noah Kunst scored a game-high 26 points and Alek Shaffer added 17 to lead Kittanning (4-6) to a win in the consolation game of the EQT Energy Classic at Elk County Catholic.
Shady Side Academy 52, Highlands 39 — Mike Ware scored 13 points to lead a trio of Shady Side Academy players in double figures as the Indians (4-5) defeated Highlands (3-6) in the second round of the Shady Side Academy Tournament.
Kaison Branch scored 18 points for Highlands.
Propel Andrew Street 96, St. Joseph 71 — Isaiah Adams scored a game-high 34 points to lead Propel to the championship game in the St. Joseph Tournament.
Chris Gamble scored 21 points to lead St. Joseph and Bill Sadecky chipped in 14 for the Spartans (3-5), who have missed the finals of their tournament just twice since 1997.
Vincentian 101, Serra Catholic 81 — Natrona Heights resident Jamison Nee scored a career-high 28 points and pulled down 11 rebounds as Vincentian (8-0) defeated Serra Catholic (2-5) in the opening round of the St. Joseph Tournament.
Girls basketball
Plum 66, Westland, Ohio 58 — Krista Pietropola scored 24 points and dished 10 assists for Plum (6-2) in the first game of the Westland Tournament in Columbus. Plum also got a pair of double-doubles from its forwards: Courtney Zezza had 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Aly Weifenbaugh had 14 points and 10 rebounds. Plum plays Delaware Christian at 3 p.m. Saturday.
Fox Chapel 61, Segerstrom (Calif.) 30 — Erin Mathias piled up 22 points and 18 rebounds as the Foxes (6-1) blew past the Jaguars (5-6) in the first round of the KSA Holiday Tournament in Orlando, Fla. Kayla Slovenec tallied 10 points and five assists, while Taylor Cohen had 10 points and five steals for Fox Chapel, which plays William R. Boone (Fla.) in second-round action.
Burrell 48, State College 45(OT) — Class AA No. 2 Burrell (7-0) needed overtime to knock off previously unbeaten State College (6-1), a Class AAAA team from District 6, in the State College Tournament. Natalie Myers scored a team-high 14 points, while Jessica Cercone scored 12 and Sydney Bordonaro added 10 for Burrell.
Freeport 66, Carrick 56 — At the Riverview Tournament, Freeport (4-3) got 18 points apiece from Michaela Bowser and Zoe Soilis, a Riverview transfer, to down Carrick (2-4) for a first-round win. Macy Smolic added 11 points and 13 rebounds, and Dava Jack chipped in 10 points for the Yellowjackets. Chardonay Little-John led Carrick with 24 points and Sierra Williams added 20.
Riverview 49, Trinity Christian 18 — Riverview had nine players score against undermanned Trinity Christian in the first round of the Riverview Tournament.
Sadie Buchser led the Raiders with 12 points and Bree Patsey added 10. Riverview (4-4) will play Freeport in the championship game at 5 p.m. Saturday against former head coach Paul Sylba. Due to injuries and low roster numbers, Trinity Christian is down to five players so the consolation game has been canceled.
St. Joseph 58, Springdale 36 — Mallory Heinle racked up 27 points to help the Spartans (6-1) build a 23-point halftime lead at the St. Joseph Tournament. Amanda Koprivinkar had 16 points for the Dynamos (3-4), which will play Knoch in the consolation game. Nick Mielecki pulled down nine rebounds and Amanda Klawinski grabbed eight for St. Joseph, which will host Deer Lakes in the championship.
Deer Lakes 47, Knoch 42 — Kristen Stanko scored a team-high 12 points and Mackenzie Kaczur added 11 as Deer Lakes (4-2) won the opening game of the St. Joseph Tournament.
Savanna Steffan scored a game-high 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, and Abby Thrower and Ally Riley had 10 apiece for the Knights (0-8).
Apollo-Ridge 69, Wilkinsburg 5 — At the Apollo Trust Co. Christmas Tournament, nine players scored for Apollo-Ridge, including four who reached double figures. Ashley Emminger led the Vikings with 15 points and Brianna Fairman had 13.
Apollo-Ridge led 51-0 at halftime.
West Shamoklin 47, Highlands 23 — Kelly Clowser scored 10 points for West Shamokin (4-3) in an opening-round win in its tournament.
Nia Thomas led Highlands (1-6) with 10. The Wolves outscored Highlands, 16-3, in the third.


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Ah, The Chronicles of Narnia. These classic books by C.S. Lewis have long been friends of mine since childhood. It's been such a pleasure to introduce my own children to these wonderful stories and see them fall in love with them as I did many years ago.
Outside of the books and the major motion pictures, our family is crazy about the The Chronicles of Narnia audiobooks done by Focus on the Family's Radio Theatre. They are very well done and we really enjoy listening to them on road trips. We also enjoy The Chronicles of Narnia movies done by BBC. These are a great introduction to the stories on film for children who are not old enough to handle the scary scenes in the more recently produced movies.
It has been a few years since we last read the series together and we decided we should include them in our family read-alouds for this year. And because I have homeschooling blood flowing thick in my veins ;), I started trying to hunt down free educational resources for Narnia to use with the books.
It is my hope to share what we do as we read through each book, but I wanted to go ahead and share the free Narnia resources that I have already found in case anyone else is planning to travel through Narnia in the near future. If you know of any good, free Chronicles of Narnia resources that aren't on the list, please share them with us in the comments!
Free Printables
Oncoloring – Narnia Coloring pages
C.S. Lewis Foundation – Chronicles of Narnia Teacher's Guides
Teacher Vision – Narnia Activity Guide
YouthESource – A Visit to Narnia Bible Study
abcteach – Chronicles of Narnia Worksheets
The Lion's Call – Lucy Pevensie Paper Doll Printable
NarniaWeb – Map of Narnia
Lucy Learns – The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe Printables
Smyth & Helwys – Chronicles of Narnia Study Guide
Free Copywork Pages
Walking by the Way – C.S. Lewis Quotation Copywork
Free Unit Studies
HomeScholar Books – Narnia Unit Study
FreeUnitStudies.com – The Silver Chair
Mission America – Children's Bible Study (I linked to the pdf because the original link does not work on their site.)
Chronicles of Narnia Unit Study
Free Lapbooks
Notebooking Nook – Voyage of the Dawn Treader Lapbook
Homeschool Share – The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe Lapbook
Homeschool Share – The Horse and His Boy Lapbook
Homeschool Share – The Magician's Nephew Lapbook
Free Audiobooks
Ancient Faith Radio – Chronicles of Narnia Audiobooks
Free Online Resources
The Narnia Academy – Beyond the Wardrobe (2 different 20 lesson online studies!)
Love 2 Learn – Online Chronicles of Narnia Study Questions
BBC Schools – Growing Up in War Time History
BBC Schools – C.S. Lewis Biography
Free Crafts & Activities
ikat bag – Dawn Treader Craft Tutorial
Harpers Collins Children's – Chronicles of Narnia Online Games
About.com – Turkish Delight Recipe
Activity Village – Narnia Themed Craft Ideas
*Update: I'll be adding the Chronicles of Narnia activities that we do in our home as we finish each book below.
Activities for The Magician's Nephew
Activities for The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
I know my children are really going to love what I've started putting together for our Narnia adventures beginning next month. There are so many different directions you could go when planning a unit study around The Chronicles of Narnia! If you're interested in seeing where our Narnia journey takes us, be sure to sign up for free email updates so you don't miss any future posts!

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A RECOMMENDATION to build 807 homes a year in Basingstoke for the next 15 years was rejected by borough councillors because of uncertainties over economic growth in the borough.
Several councillors on Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council's planning and infrastructure committee called for the borough council to stick with the figure of 748 new homes per annum that was agreed by councillors in June 2013.
Councillor Mark Ruffell, cabinet member for planning at Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council, asked members on the planning and infrastructure committee to discuss increasing the number of houses built each year from 748 to 807.
He proposed the increase after responses from a consultation on the draft Local Plan questioned if the figure of 748 homes per year would be enough to meet housing needs in the future. The Local Plan will guide where houses are built in the borough up until 2029.
Cllr John Leek, who represents Sherborne St John, told the meeting that he thought there would be another two recessions before 2029, adding: "We reached a conclusion of 748 and I think we should leave with that. It is as good as any other number."
Fellow Conservative Cllr Steven Peach, who represents Winklebury, added: "I have concerns about the theoretical capacity of Basingstoke and how much it can handle. From my point of view, I am sticking at 748 homes. The people of this borough are saying they don't want more houses."
But Independent Cllr Martin Biermann, who represents Chineham, was in support of the new figure of 807. He said: "We are driving as a borough for economic growth through the Local Enterprise Partnership. I think we should be crashing on with the 807 number. We have got to accommodate the reality of everything coming to the South East."
Labour group leader Cllr Laura James said: "I will not be agreeing to any figure – I think we need to think again.
"I think what we need to do with the community, with the town and with the borough is look at what we want for Basingstoke. Is it that we want economic growth? There needs to be a much bigger debate about our economic masterplan. Is it the right masterplan for this town?"
Cllr Leek put forward a motion at the meeting to stick to the previously agreed number of 748, and this was seconded by Independent Cllr Onnalee Cubitt.
The motion was won after seven councillors including Roger Gardiner, Diane Taylor and chairman of the committee, Cllr Paul Miller, voted in favour of keeping the figure at 748. Five councillors voted against the motion.
Cllr Ruffell will now consider the views put forward by the committee before he makes a final decision on the figure which will then be discussed at a cabinet meeting on February 18.


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Ramachandra Guha: The Three Waves of Environmentalism in India
This lecture shall outline the history of the environmental movement in India, the world's largest democracy. It shall begin with precocious thinkers in the colonial period, such as Mahatma Gandhi and the economist J. C. Kumarappa, who warned that were India to industrialize in the manner of the West, it would, in Gandhi's words, "strip the world bare like locusts". These warnings went unheeded and, after independence, India followed an energy-intensive, capital-intensive model of economic development, which led to widespread environmental degradation. Then, from the 1970s, commenced a second wave of environmentalism, this time not as intellectual critique but as a popular social movement. Struggles like the Chipko Andolan to protect the Himalayan forests and the Narmada Bachao Andolan (Save the Narmada Movement) formed part of what scholars came to call a new 'environmentalism of the poor', which closely integrated ecological sustainability with social justice.
The struggles of the 1970s had a profound impact on popular consciousness and public policy. The sustainable management of forests, water, soil etc. were widely discussed and debated. However, from the 1990s there was an anti-environmental backlash. India was now entering the global economy, and the enthusiasm for market-led growth now drowned out all talk of ecological restraint.
For almost two decades environmentalists were on the defensive, their voice unheard or even derided. Only in recent years, with the evidence of world-record breaking air pollution in Indian cities, the death of India's rivers and the contamination of the soil, has there once more emerged an audience for those who advocate responsibility and restraint. A third wave of environmentalism is therefore now emerging. The lecture will end with outlining what forms this new wave could and might take.
Ramachandra Guha is a historian and biographer based in Bangalore. He has taught at the universities of Yale and Stanford, held the Arné Naess Chair at the University of Oslo, and been the Indo-American Community Visiting Professor at the University of California at Berkeley. In the academic year 2011-2 he served as the Philippe Roman Professor of History and International Affairs at the London School of Economics.
Guha's books include a pioneering environmental history, The Unquiet Woods (University of California Press, 1989), and an award-winning social history of cricket, A Corner of a Foreign Field (Picador, 2002). India after Gandhi (Macmillan/Ecco Press, 2007) was chosen as a book of the year by the Economist, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, the San Francisco Chronicle, Time Out, and Outlook, and as a book of the decade in the Times of India, the Times of London and The Hindu. His most recent book is Gandhi Before India (Knopf, 2014), which was chosen as a notable book of the year by the New York Times.
Apart from his books, Guha also writes a syndicated column, that appears in six languages in newspapers with a combined readership of some twenty mllion. Guha's books and essays have been translated into more than twenty languages. The New York Times has referred to him as 'perhaps the best among India's non fiction writers'; Time Magazine has called him 'Indian democracy's pre-eminent chronicler'.
Ramachandra Guha's awards include the Leopold-Hidy Prize of the American Society of Environmental History, the Daily Telegraph/Cricket Society prize, the Malcolm Adideshiah Award for excellence in social science research, the Ramnath Goenka Prize for excellence in journalism, the Sahitya Akademi Award, and the R. K. Narayan Prize. In 2009, he was awarded the Padma Bhushan, the Republic of India's third highest civilian honour. In 2008, and again in 2013, Prospect magazine nominated Guha as one of the world's most influential intellectuals. In 2014, he was awarded a honorary doctorate in the humanities by Yale University. In 2015, he was awarded the Fukuoka Prize for contributions to Asian studies.
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Blaikie Lecture on Politics of the Environment 2015 Blaikie Lecture on Politics of the Environment 2015
Jakob von Uexkull
Global Environmental Challenges and Solutions: Building Future Justice
2014/15 Blaikie Prize for Best Masters Dissertation on the Politics of the Environment
Today there can be no doubt that we live at a crucial time in human history. Your decisions and actions – or your failure to act – will have an impact on future generations for centuries, possibly for millennia, or even for geological time periods.
Climate change is the defining issue of our time and the greatest challenge you will face wherever you live.
The fossil fuel lobbies, powered by over $500 billion in annual subsidies will not be easily defeated but the window of change is opening and the choice is yours. Do you escape into a conventional career and risk the angry questions of your children and grand-children: "Why did you not act when the climate war was still winnable?" – or do you dedicate yourself to this unique historical challenge?
The climate war will not be won by General Twitter or Admiral Facebook. Social media can mobilize but the actual changes will require our live presence and commitment. The famous economic bottom line depends on what we include in and exclude from the top line. Externalizing production costs is not only unfair competition but fraud and should be dealt with as such.
The World Future Council, which I founded in 2007, works to identify, spread and adapt the most effective laws and policies from around the world, which can provide the incentives required to change course. For, under the radar, such breakthrough policy solutions usually already exist somewhere and policy-makers elsewhere are keen to learn about them, but often do not have the information or capacity. We have now brought together the most important breakthrough policies in a Global Policy Action Plan (GPACT), providing a coherent response to the interlinked global crises.
You are now the most powerful generation in human history, for you are the Guardians of all future generations of life on Earth. The consequences of your decisions and actions will have longer-term effects than ever before.
Blaikie Lecture on the Politics of the Environment 2014 Blaikie Lecture on the Politics of the Environment 2014
Is the Green Movement its Own Worst Enemy?
6.30pm on Tuesday 22nd July
Thomas Paine Lecture Theatre, University of East Anglia.
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There is no doubt that many of the central precepts of the Green Movement have entered into the political mainstream: the green economy, resource efficiency, low-carbon growth, natural capital and so on. But the level of engagement by mainstream political parties is woefully superficial; 'business as usual' growth at all costs still rules the day. To what extent is that down to the Green Movement's own style of advocacy, its campaigning tactics, even the language it uses? Knocking the Green Movement is all too easy, but is there not an obligation on all of us to rethink some of the ways in which we engage with voters, consumers, and decision-makers – and an equally important obligation on academics and educationalists to rethink their own role at such a critical time?
Jonathon Porritt is Founder Director of Forum for the Future
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Jonathon Porritt, Co-Founder of Forum for the Future, is an eminent writer, broadcaster and commentator on sustainable development. Established in 1996, Forum for the Future is now the UK's leading sustainable development charity, with 70 staff and over 100 partner organisations, including some of the world's leading companies. The Forum has a growing presence in the United States, and is doing more and more work in India, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia.
In addition, he is Co-Founder of The Prince of Wales's Business and Sustainability Programme which runs Seminars for senior executives around the world. He is a Non-Executive of Willmott Dixon Holdings, a Trustee of the Ashden Awards for Sustainable Energy, and is involved in the work of many NGOs and charities as Patron, Chair or Special Adviser.
He was formerly Director of Friends of the Earth (1984-90); co-chair of the Green Party (1980-83) of which he is still a member; chairman of UNED-UK (1993-96); chairman of Sustainability South West, the South West Round Table for Sustainable Development (1999-2001); a Trustee of WWF UK (1991-2005), a member of the Board of the South West Regional Development Agency (1999-2008).
He stood down as Chairman of the UK Sustainable Development Commission in July 2009 after nine years providing high-level advice to Government Ministers.
Jonathon was installed as the Chancellor of Keele University in February 2012. He is also Visiting Professor at Loughborough University.
His latest books are Capitalism As If The World Matters (Earthscan, revised 2007), Globalism & Regionalism (Black Dog 2008) and Living Within Our Means (Forum for the Future 2009). His latest book, The World We Made - an upbeat vision of our sustainable world in 2050, was published in October 2013.
Jonathon received a CBE in January 2000 for services to environmental protection.


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Frazier girls basketball team moves above .500
For a team still trying to develop confidence and winning habits, any victory is a good one.
The Frazier girls basketball team won just one game two years ago but followed up with a 10-13 season last year under new coach Shara Zupanc.
This season, the Commodores continue to be on the upswing.
The Commodores won their third straight game Wednesday and saw their record climb above .500 with a 37-24 nonsection win over visiting Yough.
"We're still trying to make progress, and we want to play well, even in our nonconference games," Zupanc said.
This game, like many Frazier (7-6) has played this season, was close. But the Commodores owned the fourth quarter, outscoring the Cougars, 13-5.
"Almost all our games are close," Zupanc said. "But we are good at keeping our composure. We are slow to gain momentum, but they handle pressure well."
Yough (6-9) held a 10-9 lead heading into the second quarter thanks to a pair of baskets from Natalie Beers, who led the Cougars with nine points. But in the second quarter, the Commodores played sound defensively and did a nice job of limiting Yough's second-chance opportunities.
Meanwhile, Hannah Kline's 3-pointer and Kaley Barota scored two baskets from in tight to help Frazier take an 18-13 lead into the half.
The third quarter was a struggle for both teams to put points on the board.
At one point, Yough cut Frazier's lead to three points, but Frazier's Cassidy Guiser hit a jumper in the closing seconds to stake Frazier to a 24-19 edge.
Then in the fourth, Guiser made a big 3-pointer — her second of the game — to help the Commodores grab a 27-21 lead. Guiser finished with a game-high 10 points.
Yough tried to draw closer with a press, but the Commodores beat it. Jamie Muccioli hit 5 of 6 free throws in the closing minutes to put a lid on the Frazier victory.
"Jamie is our best free-throw shooter, and we have clutch players at the end," Zupanc said.
For the Cougars, the offense couldn't find a rhythm after the first quarter. In fact, Yough managed just three baskets in the second half.
"We just don't put the ball in the basket enough," Yough coach Greg Melvin said. "We have to finish inside. And when we did get the ball in there, we didn't take advantage of it."
Frazier plays at Serra on Thursday.
Jason Black is the Local Sports Editor of the Daily Courier. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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What if you were a young person struggling with your identity? What if you felt that it was secret that you could not share with anyone because society has made it clear that you are somehow deviant and or diseased. What if you fear that those that you love the most will reject you? These are the fears of a young LGBT person seeking answers while praying desperately for a reason to hope. We are talking about a very vulnerable group of people. This vulnerability is not because there is something wrong with them but because we live in a culture that daily reinforces heterosexual privilege. Far too often young members of the GLBT community turn to these horrendous ex gay therapies hoping to change something that is immutable – their sexuality.
"He asked how large my penis was," McAlvey explained of Jones' therapy. "He asked if I shave my pubic hair. He asked what type of underwear that I wore. He wanted me to describe my sexual fantasies to him and the type of men I'm attracted to. On one occasion, he asked me to take my shirt off and show him how many push-ups I could do, which I did not do."
How is this supposed to cure him of his homosexuality? It is abusive and is clearly an example of some of the worst predatory behaviour.
According to Truth Wins Out, Patrick McAlvey made his experience public in August and yet it took until December for Exodus International, to officially cut ties with its Lansing affiliate Corduroy Stone. The delay implies that they were more interested in covering up their shameful behaviour than admitting the harm that these so-called therapies cause.
"Mike Jones used to be able to say he was an Exodus International affiliate governed by a Board of Directors," said McAlvey to Truth Wins Out. "Exodus has removed their affiliation and the Board of Directors has dissolved. Now he's just some guy. He's not a mental health professional. He's not a pastor. He's just some guy with made-up theories and outlandish techniques claiming he can help people change their sexual orientation. He is dangerous and I hope people steer clear of this predator."
While it is wonderful that Mike Jones is facing some sort of accountability, in truth all of those involved in ex gay therapies need to be stopped. They are preying upon fearing and encouraging self loathing. What good could possibly come out of this sort of action? It is time for the government to step in and do something about these organizations before they can cause anymore innocent people harm.


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Thursday, September 06, 2007
Sajni, directed by Murugesh is a complete family entertainer. It revolves around the love story of a young girl, Sajni (Sharmila) and a young boy, Vikram (Dhaan). Both hail from different family backgrounds. Sajni is the beautiful and talented daughter of a very rich industrialist from Bangalore while Vikram is a smart, charismatic young man, the son of a Registrar from Mysore. Both move to Lawrence College, London for their studies, which marks the beginning of their relationship having all ups and downs. As both are determined and focused in their deeds and believe only in victory, they keep fighting on small issues. Their fight at times becomes so intense that they start hating each other.
They come together during a college trip where Vikram saves Sajni from a mishap which brings a twist in the story. Love blossoms in both hearts and they decide to get married. Realizing the fact that they hail from different family backgrounds and that their parents will not accept their love, they devise a plan to convince each other's parents.
Both decide to go to each other's house and win over the trust of each other's family. So Sajni goes to Vikram's house to prove herself as a good girl to Vikram's father (Avinash) and his family, while Vikram makes an entry into Sajni's father's (Ananthnag) office. He tries every possible strategem that will please Sajni's father. Things seem to move according to their plans until Sajni's father decides to get her daughter married to another guy, Kailash. This brings a turning point in the story. Watch the movie to find out what happens next.
Dhyaan as Vikram has given a stunning performance. Though Sharmila is making her debut with this movie, she has delivered a very good performance and shows prospects for a bright future. Cinematography by Rangaswamy brings in some breathtaking locales of London. Ananthnag, Avinash and Shivaram have done their job well. Music, scored by A.R. Rahman, bears some resemblance with the tunes of the Tamil film, Jodi.
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Tomato Soup with Cheese and Bacon Toasties
If end-of-season tomatoes are on sale, make a double batch of soup (omitting the cream) and freeze, up to 3 months. Stir in the cream after thawing and reheating the soup.
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- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 large red onion, chopped
- 1 garlic clove, chopped
- coarse salt and ground pepper
- 3 large tomatoes (about 2 pounds total), cored and chopped
- 1 cup low-sodium chicken or vegetable broth
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- 6 slices bacon
- 2 tablespoons butter, room temperature
- 8 slices white sandwich bread
- 1 cup shredded Gruyere cheese
In a large saucepan, heat oil over medium. Add onion and garlic; season with salt and pepper. Cook, stirring, until onion softens, 4 to 6 minutes. Add tomatoes and increase heat to medium-high. Cook, stirring, until tomatoes begin to break down, 4 to 6 minutes.
Add broth and 1 cup water. Simmer until tomatoes are very soft, about 10 minutes. In batches, puree soup in a blender (use caution when blending hot liquids). Return soup to pot and simmer 1 minute; stir in cream and season with salt and pepper. Remove from heat and cover to keep warm.
In a large skillet, cook bacon over medium until lightly browned but not crisp, about 5 minutes. Drain on paper towels; discard fat from skillet. Butter 8 slices bread. Place 4 slices, buttered side down, on a work surface. Top with bacon and cheese. Top with remaining bread, buttered side up. In batches, cook sandwiches in skillet over medium-low until cheese melts and bread is golden, about 5 minutes per side. Quarter sandwiches and serve with soup.
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MS1013307722 JUN, 2014The sandwiches were good and the soup was fine but it didn't seem any better than Campbell's.Reply
andiepasini21 SEP, 2012I didn't make the sandwich, but I made the soup and it was delicious! Instead of using cream I used skim milk, Thickened it with a little bit of corn syrup, added a pinch of cumin and basil... delicious! I recommend it!Reply
aed9803322 OCT, 2011I've made this recipe at least a dozen times. I use Roma tomatoes, 2 cloves of garlic, and sometimes fresh herbs, if I have them. Although the sandwich looks good, I usually just give the kids grilled cheese or something quick. I can't imagine having canned tomato soup after having this great soup.Reply
csgbutterflies10 MAR, 2011I just made this soup, and it is amazing! I added a little extra garlic and a little cumin. My 6 yr old and 2 yr old both give it 2 thumbs up!Reply
skits9 MAR, 2011I made this soup using a 28 can diced tomatoes as winter tomatoes are tasteless and it turned out thick and creamy. It was delicious. I made mysandwiches with munster and pepperjack cheese as it is Lent and I can't have meat today and they were great especially dipped in soup. This is a quick, simple and fantastic meal.Reply
lasaunda16 JAN, 2010Would not recommend this recipe. Followed this recipe EXACTLY as written. Checked and double checked it to ensure I followed the instructions. It was way too thin, and not very flavorful at all. I will not be making this again.Reply


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House Resolution 1429, known as the Letter of Estimated Annual Debt for Students Act of 2017 or the LEADS Act, would require all institutions of higher education accepting federal aid to send annual letters to student loan borrowers estimating their total debt and future monthly payments. The bill is modeled after a debt letter IU started sending to its students in 2012. It was an immediate success, according to IU officials, who said student loan borrowing across all campuses decreased by more than 10 percent the following year.
Legislators took notice and the Indiana General Assembly passed a bill in 2015 creating similar requirements for colleges and universities in the state. Now, Messer, who represents Indiana's 6th Congressional District, wants that requirement to go national.
"We're unapologetically stealing the idea," he said.
Student loan debt has received increasing national attention in recent years. In 2014, the Brookings Institute released a study that found about half of all first-year students in the U.S. seriously underestimate how much student loan debt they have. Prior to the university's debt letter initiative, IU students fit that description.
"We had students we talked to about loan debt that had no idea how much they had taken out when they graduated," said James Kennedy, IU's associate vice president for university student services and systems.
Messer's bill aims to eliminate conversations like that.
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HOUSTON - After a much drier day, the humidity comes back in full force Thursday. Expect coastal showers to start the day, and then the return of moist air.
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Double Concerto for Violin, Viola, and Orchestra
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Title: Double Concerto for Violin, Viola, and Orchestra, By Jonathan Leshnoff. Published by Theodore Presser. Score (53 pgs) with Parts.
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ll. Scherzo Pg. 9
lll. Mysterious Pg. 25
lV. Finale Pg. 33
This Concerto was commissioned by: the IRIS, Duluth, National Gallery of Art, Curtis Orchestra, the Peabody Institute and Mr. Jeremiah German. Recorded on the Naxos American Classics Label by the IRIS Orchestra, conducted by Michael Stern with violinist Charles Wetherbee and violist Robert Diaz. The composer made slight revisions to the violin part after the recording was made.
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A series of comics about a little boy and his pre-verbal adventures.
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Today's Lady News: The Regrets Of A Stay-At-Home Mom
- These are the regrets of a stay-at-home mom who "opted out" of the workforce, got divorced, and is now broke. For anyone who would eventually like to stay at home and raise some babies, this is a must-read. [Salon.com]
- Beth Ditto of The Gossip is writing a memoir! Yay! [Vogue IT]
- A Kentucky Senate committee OK'd a bill that would require a woman to view an ultrasound of her fetus before having an abortion. They call it "informed consent"; I call it somewhat cruel, depending on the circumstances. [Courier-Journal.com]
- Sorta-feminist Naomi Wolf now has a (fake) Twitter account. [Twitter]
- A Nebraska lawmaker has introduced a bill that would further limit how a woman pays for an abortion under the new health care reform laws. [Omaha.com]
- Lawmakers held a press conference today about the totally-uncontroversial-but-nevertheless-vilified Equal Rights Amendment. I don't mean to be snotty, but good luck with that. [Ms. Magazine]
- Anti-abortion Iowa legislators are encircling safe and legal abortions, too. Ugh. [WHOtv]
- The micro-loan organization Kiva.org is partnering with Lifetime Television, Dermalogica skincare, and others to focus specifically on female entrepreneurs. [IndyMedia]
- Any web-comics fans out there? Check out this interview with Nicole Hollander, who draws "Sylvia" and this other interview with Dorothy Gambrell, who draws "Cat and Girl." [The Grio]
- Planned Parenthood has a new blog called The Bikini, which looks really boring despite the fun name. [The Bikini]
- Nicki Minaj is the first female rapper with an album (Pink Friday) to go platinum in eight years. Lil' Kim was the last one. [Feministing]
- A 19-year-old in Zambia died from a botched abortion three days ago. It's unclear whether it was done in unsafe/illegal circumstances, but it's incredibly sad nevertheless. [Lusaka Times]
- A Winnipeg church is upset about posters which appeared around town reading "God raped Mary." Insensitive to both Christians and rape victims. [Toronto Sun]
- Children who were conceived via rape after Haiti's devastating earthquake last year are now being born. [MSNBC]
- Meet Germany's most famous female lawyer, Susanne Baer, who will soon be sitting as a judge. [Deutsche Welle]


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Ryan's Butter Pecan Pumpkin Pie - Easy No Cooking
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I wanted to make a no fuss pumpkin pie and got this idea from a book recipe. I added my own taste to it and tastes great. Great for family functions with no prep needed and even a novice can make this. Hope you enjoy it.
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- 20 ounces butterscotch sundae sauce (Smuckers Ice Cream Bottle)
- 1 graham cracker crust (store brand or home made)
- 1 cup pecans (chopped)
- 1 cup coffee creamer (Southern Butter Pecan International Delight)
- 6 7⁄8 ounces French vanilla instant pudding (2 3.4oz boxes)
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ginger
- 1⁄2 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 cup canned pumpkin (Libby's)
- 8 ounces Cool Whip (French Vanilla)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract (Liquid Pure)
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- Take store bought graham cracker crust and drizzle the butterscotch in a checked pattern then add a good helping of pecans.
- Combine the rest of the ingredients in a large mixing bowl (leaving some Cool Whip for the topping) and mix.
- Once all items have been mixed, dump into graham cracker crust pan.
- Chill pie for at least 1 hour.
- Once chilled add remaining Cool Whip on top of pie and add butterscotch in a checkered pattern and left over pecans if you wish.
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LONDON European Union ministers have agreed in principle to establish a research organization to spur innovation and growth, but funding remained unresolved even as several countries jostled to host the so called "European Institute of Innovation and Technology."
At a meeting in Brussels, EU research minters also approved research initiatives worth Euros 9.3 billion ($13.8 billion) for electronics, computers, medicines and aerospace.
The projects include a Euros 3 billion effort into nanotechnology; Euros 2.7 billion for a computer project; and a Euros 1.6 billion initiative for cleaner and quieter aircraft. Companies would fund as much as 60 percent.
The Institute initiative was originally proposed two years ago by European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, who envisaged a Euros 2.3 billion ($3.43 billion) campus-based institute that would work in the same way as the rival Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the U.S. It was to be called the European Institute of Technology (EIT), the moniker that will still be used for the initiative.
The plan approved last Friday (Nov. 23) in Brussels is a much watered-down version of the original idea because of skepticism amongst many member states as well as the European Parliament.
Hopes that private companies would step forward with wads of cash also evaporated.
The EIT instead will have a more modest start with a budget of Euros 308.7 million covering the initial six years with three research projects into climate change, renewable energy and next generation information and communication technologies.
The Commission's initial vision of a campus institute was also altered in favor of the EIT being part of a network of universities and private research bodies.
"The EIT is expected to kick off its activities from the spring of 2008," EU Research Commissioner Janez Potocnik said.
He acknowledged funding remained a source of concern for some states, and that a country to host the Institute has yet to be chosen, with several states keen to host it.
The nanotechnology research program is due to be 60 percent financed by companies including STMicroelectronics NV, Infineon Technologies AG and NXP BV, and 40 percent funded by the EU and national governments over six years. The computer program is supposed to be 60 percent funded by companies such as Royal Philips Electronics NV and Nokia Oyj, with the rest coming from national and EU coffers.
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By DEBBIE BURT MYERS
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Wednesday, July 31, 2013 1:00 AM
Krissy Winstead
Now that her reign as Miss Neshoba County has come to an end, Krissy Winstead is looking forward to the rest of the Fair and then she will be off to East Central Community College for her sophomore year.
She plans a career in nuclear medicine.
The 2012 Miss Neshoba County is the daughter of Stephany and Richard Winstead.
A Union High School graduate, Krissy is a singer and songwriter.
She entertained during Monday night's Miss Neshoba County pageant.
A former state and national officer with the Future Business Leaders of America, Krissy's number one goal during the 2012 pageant was to win the interview portion. She reached that goal and went on to win the crown as well.
Among the highlights of her reign was helping cut the ribbon on the new Neshoba County General Hospital. She also got to visit with Marty Stuart and his mother, Hilda, who was at the depot signing her new book.
Krissy attends Bethsaida Baptist Church.
She enjoying spending time with her friends, especially during the Fair.
One of the highlights of the Fair for her is the annual authentic Cajun meal at Glenda and Ralph White's cabin.
Crawfish étouffée is a favorite during Cajun night at the White cabin.
Krissy also likes to cook, a skill she learned from her mother who operates "Stephany's Creative Confections."
"She cooks for a group of people," Krissy said.
Her mother's specialties are cakes and casseroles with chicken spaghetti at the top of Krissy's list of favorites.
Krissy has shared her favorite recipes.
Rotel Chicken Spaghetti
4 chicken breasts
1 bell pepper, diced
1 small onion, diced
1 pound thin spaghetti
10-ounce can Rotel tomatoes
2 10-ounce cans cream of chicken soup
10-ounce can cream of mushroom soup
1 pound Velveeta cheese (original or Mexican)
Boil chicken with bell pepper and onion. Reserve broth to cook spaghetti in. Pick chicken off bone and put in large bowl. Boil spaghetti in reserved broth.
While spaghetti is cooking add canned soups and Rotels to chicken.
Cube velveeta and melt in microwave. Then add to chicken mixture.
Drain noodles and add to chicken mixture. Mix well. Pour into a 9x13 pan and top with more shredded cheese if desired. Bake in oven at 350 until bubbly.
Donut Muffins
1/2 cup white sugar
1/4 cup margarine, melted
3/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 cup milk
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/4 cup margarine, melted
1/2 cup white sugar
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Grease 24 mini-muffin cups.
Mix 1/2 cup sugar, 1/4 cup margarine, and nutmeg in a large bowl. Stir in the milk, then mix in the baking powder and flour until just combined. Fill the prepared mini muffin cups about half full.
Bake in the preheated oven until the tops are lightly golden, 15 to 20 minutes.
While muffins are baking, place 1/4 cup of melted margarine in a bowl. In a separate bowl, mix together 1/2 cup of sugar with the cinnamon. Remove muffins from their cups, dip each muffin in the melted margarine, and roll in the sugar-cinnamon mixture. Let cool and serve.
Dorito Taco Casserole
1 3/4 pounds ground beef
1 1/4 ounces taco seasoning
1/4 cup water
1 cup sour cream
2 cup shredded Mexican cheese
8 ounces crescent rolls
2 cups taco flavor Doritos
Brown the ground beef and drain. Add taco seasoning and water. Mix together and add sour cream, mix well. Spray a 9x13 pan and press the crescent rolls in the bottom of the pan. Add ground beef mixture. Sprinkle shredded cheese on top of the meat and top with crushed Doritos.
Bake at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes or until the crescent rolls are browned. Serve with traditional taco toppings.
Loaded Browines
1 large roll chocolate chip cookie dough
1 box brownie mix / mix as directed on the box with egg, oil, and water
8 Reece cups or 3 Snickers bars, chopped
1 can chocolate frosting
Allow cookie dough to come to room temperature. Spread in a 9x13 pan. Top with chopped candy.
Pour prepared brownie batter on top of candy. Bake at 350 for about 20-25 minutes or until brownies are done. Allow to cool and frost with chocolate frosting.
Mom's Spiral Meatloaf
1 1/2 - 2 lbs ground chuck
1 med onion chopped
1 med bell pepper chopped
1 egg
1 sleeve saltines crushed
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon pepper
1 can sloppy joe sauce
1 small bag real bacon bits
1 cup easy melt shredded cheese
Mix ground beef, chopped veggies, egg, saltines, salt, pepper, and ½ can sauce. Spread meat mixture on a wax paper and shape into a rectangle about 10"x14". Sprinkle with bacon bits and press slightly into meat then sprinkle with cheese. From long end roll up jelly roll style keeping cheese and bacon pressed into roll.
Carefully place meat roll seam side down into a loaf pan. Bake at 350 for 15 minutes and begin to baste with a mixture of remainder of 1/2 can of sauce with 1/2 ketchup. Bake another 15 minutes or until almost done. Top with more sauce and bake another 5 minutes. When you slice it you will see the bacon and cheese within the meatloaf.
Shrimp Salsa
16 ounces cooked peeled shrimp diced fine
4 vine ripe tomatoes diced fine
6 tsp red onion finely diced
2 tablespoons minced cilantro
Juice of 2 limes
½ teaspoon kosher salt
Combine onions, tomatoes, salt and lime juice in a glass bowl and let sit about 5 minutes.
Combine the remaining ingredients in a large bowl, taste for salt and adjust as needed. Refrigerate at least an hour.
Summer Pasta Salad
1 box spaghetti
1 small bottle zesty Italian dressing ( may add more)
1 small purple onion chopped
1-2 cucumbers roughly chopped
20 grape tomatoes halved
1 can drained ripe olive slices
1/4 cup grated Parmesan Cheese
Cook spaghetti according to directions and rinse with cold water till cool. Add all veggies and dressing. Top with cheese before serving.
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Delayed Gratification Is the Key to Financial Success
How often do you impulsively shop? Business Insider shares why waiting to make a purchase will mean success for your finances.
When you're walking past a store window and something catches your eye, do you stop and buy it? Or do you wait a few days and think about it before making the purchase?
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What is delayed gratification? The ability to wait 15 minutes to get two marshmallows instead of one marshmallow [now] is delayed gratification. The ability to wait to buy something in the future after you've saved for the item rather than impulsively purchasing something as soon as you realize you want it despite the fact that you don't have the money to pay for it is delayed gratification. The ability to invest money today to have money when you retire is delayed gratification.
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I also have a Rockburn LP which I stopped playing as the sound was really dead, this guitar is a great improvement with the sound really bright, have no idea what make the pickups are but would like some of the same to fit into the Rockburn. The Sonor is also much lighter than the Rockburn which is nice, this is due to the body being a little thinner than the Rockburn. Sound really good through my cheap Belcat OVD-502 into a Marshall amp.
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So yeah I rewrote it. Honestly, considering the terrible abomination that was there, it was completely necessary. Plus, meteorological phenomenon! Huzzah! Ж Kalir, Awesome Author(alliteration affords additional awesome) 19:44, 15 February 2009 (UTC)
- Ok I'll take a look. Lets see whats been done to this abomination.--kit 17:24, 19 February 2009 (UTC)
|Basically your article went from waow; to hmmm; to mnei; to blah. I smiled and chuckled as I noticed the smart concept (meterological thingy event) and the witty first paragraf. It has some good well placed and well thought of jokes while you manage to fit in the vampire thing quite subtly.
A you go on with the historical paragraf you turn to mixing in Zelda references and jokes while still keeping to the japanese theme. You also mention the author (Meyer) and thats where it starts to be a bit too much. I didn't even get the "wrong date"/"citation needed" thing. You then go on with a small battery of effects, all more unexpected and weirder than the previous one. That could be a good thing but I dont think it is in this case. Nullification, low light = heavenly bodies; stargazers are perverts; you can see far (including cool explosions); and you get a luster but something something about computer and teenagers. This may sound a bit harsh and please excuse if it is but that is basically what I got from that paragraf. Not that boring and unfunny but not particularly funny either. As for the last paragraf; here comes the wizards, the noobs, the jackasses, some "haters", Peta and doctors. *Boom* And there my head exploded. Nah, now I'm being too harsh again, but seriously thats just to random and too much to take in from long and complicated sentences. I comment your prose further down but as for the humour; in short its a bit too random. Most of your points are interesting and original ideas but pick your favorites, improve and develop them and plz remove the others =) I barely understood what the controversy was if there even is one. So 4 - because you went from a 8 to a 0 along your article.
|I loved the cocnept. Thats what got me hooked up in the first place. Try keeping the whole meteorological thing as a main theme/thesis and try to subtly fit in the whole vampire thing in each paragraf. That way you can make jokes on both and you get two articles in one! W00t.
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|I myself had the same problem you have here in a recent article. Long, badly punctuated sentences. Sometimes a verb could be added, sometimes one could be removed. Some other times you could merge smaller sentences into a bigger one. More often though you could separate a big one into several small ones. One thing I can point out on the spot - when you use the name Stephenie Mayer you use the word "by" twice separated only by two words. Other than that, I must say your english is good and even though some sentences are a bit long and complicated your prose is really impressive. You might want to try to move the lower picture to the left side, jsut to create a nicer look but other than that it looks just fine.
|At first I had my doubts about the first image but the whole bird comment was really funny =) The second picture sure has a purpose and a good comment. Just curious though why you wrote "link sausage" and not just "sausage". Where does link come in??
|+7 points cuz you took the time to make a rewrite! People like you keep this place running you know =D
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|I Sure hope my critics havent demoralized you. Even if it may not show enough there sure are paragrafs and ideas I appreciated. I look forward to see what mroe happens to this article. Cheers to you!
|--kit 17:57, 19 February 2009 (UTC)