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RALEIGH, N.C. -- It was disjointed, sloppy and had roughly the same artistic merit as a toxic-waste spill.
But, flawed as it was, the Winnipeg Jets' 2-1 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes in front of an announced crowd of 14,033 at PNC Arena might also represent something else for the crew in the double blue and white: growth.
Yes, on a night in which so much of what the Jets have done well under Paul Maurice WASN'T on display -- the skating, speed, defensive detail was in very short supply -- they got some solid work from goaltender Ondrej Pavelec, a gritty effort by the foot soldiers on the penalty kill and a flash of creativity by Jacob Trouba with just over a minute left to pick up their ninth win in 11 games under the new boss.
"To be honest with you, it wasn't our best game," said Maurice. "I don't know that we played to our strengths, but we just came off two emotional games against Vancouver and Montreal, which is such a big deal for us. It's good to win a game when you're not necessarily at your best. Our structure was good, our goalie was good and the confidence is there that we can stay in the game."
The win improves the Jets to 28-25-5 and moves them to within two points of the Vancouver Canucks, who hold down the second wild-card spot in the Western Conference and fell 3-1 in Boston Tuesday night.
"That's what good teams do, they find a way to win when maybe they're not on their 'A' game," said captain Andrew Ladd. "A lot of it is confidence in your 'D' zone, to have the patience to know you've just got to relax and have everybody in their position and find a way to weather the storm."
There must have some gasps late in the third period when Jacob Trouba took a pass from Blake Wheeler at the Canes' blue-line, shrugged off a check by Nathan Gerbe while playing a pass off the boards to himself and then burst around Ron Hainsey to attempt a wraparound, the rebound of which was buried by Chris Thorburn for the winner with just 63 seconds remaining.
Trouba was all over the map against Carolina, making some 19-year-old decisions at times but then flashing some brilliance when it mattered.
"His first two shifts he looked like a Norris Trophy candidate, the next two were a little bit unusual because usually his puck-handling and decision-making is a real strength of his," said Maurice. "But great confidence in a young man to want to make the play that decides the game. "You guys look this up, but that guy's got to be +14 or +15 in his last 10 games. He's been on the ice for big goals, overtime goals... you can tell by his minutes we don't hide him. I'm not playing the kids because I'm a good guy and I'm thinking five years down the road. We're playing to win every night and that's why those two guys (including Mark Scheifele) play as much as they do."
Remember, Trouba is still just 19. He leads all NHL rookies in ice time and, after Zach Bogosian, had the second-most minutes played of all skaters in Tuesday's game.
"It's one of those plays where maybe you're a little nervous seeing a defenceman jump down at the end of the game," said Ladd. "But for a young kid to have the confidence to do that... we know he's extremely strong on the puck. It's one thing he's really good at -- knowing where he is on the ice and that he can't turn the puck over. He used his speed and got to the net.
"It's something we probably take for granted and you forget how young he is."
There was tons of gnashing of molars earlier in the day when Maurice confirmed Ondrej Pavelec would get the start in net over Al Montoya, who has been the first star in both of his wins under the new head coach -- including Sunday's 2-1 decision over Montreal.
But Pavelec was solid and improved to 7-2 under Maurice with a sparkling .957 save percentage.
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Honey-Peanut Butter Cookies
As I've briefly stated a couple times – I've gone through a pretty big life transition in the past 6 months. And without getting into all the dirty details, I'll simply say that I've found an incredible sense of balance during this time and I'm finally starting to feel like myself again. And feeling like myself is definitely good stuff.
It's no big secret that I haven't been baking or cooking as much as I once was. I'm fairly certain you've all noticed that I've been posting less frequently. However, I realized the other day while uploading my post for Chocolate Cookies with Thin Mints that I really, truly miss my blogging routine and of course my readers and blogging friends.
At that moment, I walked into my kitchen and stared at a barren pantry and fridge which were littered with Slim Fast (Chocolate Royal flavor in case you're interested), cans of soup and cucumbers that were certainly well beyond their prime. My flour and sugar containers were just about empty and there was not one single stick of butter in my refrigerator. Despite a lack of pretty much everything, I was determined to bake something.
The outcome were classic peanut butter cookies – you'll never catch this girl without a jar of PB – sweetened with honey and rolled in sugar. They're perfect for a little midday pick-me-up with a cup of tea or a surprise sweet treat for the kiddo's lunch box.
Honey-Peanut Butter Cookies
Yield: about 36 cookies
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 8-10 minutes
1/2 cup butter flavored shortening (see note below)
1 cup creamy peanut butter
1 cup honey
2 large eggs, lightly beaten
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
3 cups Gold Medal all-purpose flour
1 cup sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup of sugar for rolling dough balls
1. Preheat oven to 350° F. Line baking sheets with parchment paper.
2. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, or in a large bowl with an electric mixer, beat shortening, peanut butter and honey on medium speed until well combined and fluffy - about 3 minutes.
3. Add eggs and vanilla mix well.
4. In a large bowl, whisk together flour, 1 cup of sugar, baking soda, baking powder and salt. Gradually add the dry ingredients into the peanut butter mixture and mix on low speed until combined.
5. Using a medium cookie scoop (about 2 tablespoons) form dough into balls, roll in sugar, and place on prepared baking sheets. Flatten with a fork. Bake in preheated oven for 10-12 minutes. Allow cookies to cool on baking sheets for about 5 minutes before removing to a wire rack to cool completely.
- I have not attempted this recipe with butter, so I cannot attest to the results. If you try this peanut butter cookie recipe with butter instead of shortening, please let us know how they turn out.
- Cookies will store well in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days.
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Yum! Butter may make them spread a little.
Peanut butter cookies make everything better!
Yay!! Happy to have you back. Wishing I had a stack of these right now…
I made them with butter as I had no shortening at home and they turned out wonderful. I was also short on honey and used 1/2 cup of agave. Yummy! Thanks for the awesome recipe.
Yum. These sound amazing!
Glad you're back.
I actually didn't have any peanut butter at home tonight (I know, gasp!!) so I used almond butter instead. They aren't as sweet as your typical peanut butter cookies and they seem a bit thicker/firmer – but they're really tasty and definitely addicting! Thanks for the base recipe – I think I'm going to try this with other nut butters too.
YUM! Love honey and peanut butter. Wish I had some now!
I don't know what's going on, or how deep it goes, but I'm glad you found balance and you're feeling like yourself again. Sometimes I drift away and find myself not being… myself. So I know and can appreciate that feeling of balance.
And I love how the peanut butter cookie is always there for us. So easy, so quick. Minimal ingredients, and such a huge payoff. That cookie deserves some sort of award.
I like the addition of honey, I think I'll try this one out next time!
Peanut butter and honey sandwiches were my favorite as a child. I think I might have to buy some bread and make one tomorrow. Oh, and these cookies? Yeah, I'm totally making those. I hope you continue to experience that elusive balance we all seek and that things get easier. Keep breathing.
What a great idea. Never thought of adding honey to peanut butter. I used to eat peanut butter and honey sandwiches as a kid so I love the combo.
Nothing like a classic peanut butter cookie. I love the honey addition, Jamie!
I absolutely love honey paired with peanut butter! When i made those sandwiches, the honey would crystallize my bread…..but it was so, so good!
Love the simplicity to these :)
I'm so glad you're getting the hang of balance in your life. I'm trying to do the same with with school and baking and right now baking has taken the back seat and I'm still stressing over school. blah!
These people butter honey cookies look really good. I remember I had a peanut butter and honey sandwich every single day in elementary school growing up. Then I fell in love with PB&J. But I still love the pPB and Honey combo. :)
Love the touch of honey in PB cookies. Will have to try this with mine next time!
Glad you're back :) your cookies look heavenly delicious!!! I love peanut butter cookies, I will definitely bookmark this recipe! Beautiful post!
So glad you have found balance during this time of transition. Baking always helps me to find my center and calm the crazies that go on around me. Love the addition of honey in the peanut butter cookies!
These look so lovely…there's nothing more comforting than some cookies and milk! :-)
I grew up eating peanut butter and honey sandwiches, which I guess seems a little weird but at the time seemed totally normal. So I've always loved the pb-honey combination–can't believe I've never tried it in a cookie before! I'll definitely have to give these babies a try.
Glad to hear you are getting back to normal. Hope you are doing ok :) These cookies look perfect!
These kept staring at me on Instagram! You are such an amazing baker! (=
Welcome back and PB cookies are always a win! And no matter what, I always have PB on hand too :)
These cookies sound so good! Can't wait to try them out!
Honey! I will definitely try this. Love peanut butter cookies. Making that criss cross with the fork always makes me feel good. I have no idea why. :)
Look at those birch bark straws! Adorable – and yes, welcome back!
These look great, thanks for sharing! Honey is a great addition to peanut butter.
Mmm! Cookies with pb? Cookies with pb and honey? Perfection! I tried this recipe with butter and they turned out great! :)
Hi I made your Honey Peanut Butter Cookies and they were the best!! I doubled the recipe and used 1/2 cup plain Crisco (only one I had on hand) and the 1/2 cup butter and they were excellent. Not runny just "perfect"! Thanks for sharing!
I had been looking for a peanut butter cookie recipe without brown sugar. I didn't have any :( So I used this recipe and used 1/2 cup of honey (all I had) and used 1 1/2 sugar and used butter. Oh and I added chocolate chips (as requested by hubby). They turned out amazing! :)
I made these cookies last night, they were wonderful. I didn't have peanut butter so I used Almond butter. They were yummy. Love your website!
Wow this look amazing.
These look awesome, Jamie! I will definitely be giving them a try with SunButter. I can't resist a cooke that looks this good!!
I used butter and the cookies were great.
Hello, I've got one question. A cup = 150 ml or 250 ml ?
I made these with butter instead of shortening. I used organic sugar and I rolled half with sugar and the other half with coconut. They were delicious!! Best peanut butter cookies, so far. My son and I have renamed them, The Devil's Cookie ;-) YUMM!!
i <3 peanut butter & condensed milk but not an experienced baker, so wondering if the honey could be subbed out, just for another twist.
Made with butter and honey no sugar and they turned wonderful.
i just made this recipe … the taste was more than amazing , actually everyone one loved it , but i had this issue , i used homemade peanut butter which is not creamy as u know .. so when i ate the cookies they didn't melt in my mouth ,they were a bit crumbly , it wasn't a bad thing ,but i was wondering is it the homemade peanut butter or something i did.. and this is the first time ever i taste peanut butter cookies so i dont even know how the texture is supposed to be …
Ive tried this recipe numerous times with butter, and their simply AMAZING! Thank you for sharing.
Made these today with my grandbaby and they were awesome! I doubled the recipe and used 1 stick of butter and 1/ 2 cup of regular shortening. We keep bees and chickens so being able to use fresh honey and eggs was a huge plus!! Thank you for sharing this recipe, will definitely be making these again!!

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If you're Bird or Morway, which deal do you do?
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If you're Bird or Morway, which deal do you do?
Last edited by Smoothdave1; 02-11-2010 at 11:55 PM.
I'm with the Kevin Martin scenario. He is by far the best player we are going to be able to get in the next few years besides lucking out in the draft and that is always a crap shoot, even after the 3-year plan is complete. What free agents of his skill, age and contract could we possibly get? I can't think of any others better.
I don't want to give up Rush though, I would tweak it a bit. Maybe give up the pick, or someone else on the team. A Murph for Martin only maybe.
I like the idea of acquiring Ray Allen and benching him so he can't get closer to Reggie's record. That was a good one.
Without a doubt, the move to bring in Ray Allen. That could be huge.
I think the savings could be significant enough to erase some doubts about the Pacers leaving Indiana (just one year's savings, but that's not insignificant). Or if we're playing it risky, it could allow us to sign a decently significant piece in the offseason. And I guarantee it, there will be several players with great value as the free agent period winds down and teams have spent their money. We may be able to get a good player for cheap.
Plus, I think it gives us a shot to make the playoffs this year. I see this as a win-win-win, but then again, I don't believe in tanking.
I like Ray because we move Ford, & Ray would be the perfect mentor for Rush to learn from. IMO they have simular personalities (quiet), but Allen has the confidence that Rush does not.
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no way, we need Murphy
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Getting rid of TJ and Troy..and getting back Ray Ray..plus not helping the Lebrons...I like it. Seriously..if this is an option, why hasn't it happened?
Ray's also a pretty well known player, there would be more butts in the seats.
Where is this trade rumor from?
Edit: only possible probem is that with Ray Allen being the 3Pt shooter that he is, Rush might never see the floor again.
Last edited by Sookie; 02-12-2010 at 01:40 AM.
Can I make a suggestion? Westphal for O'Brien.
The teams holding down the last playoff spots are playing near .500, and Milwaukee is right behind them.
We would have to go 23-7, which is .766 ball to reach .500. Only Cleveland is playing better than that this year.
That means you think Ray Allen would make us a contender. What have you been drinking? I want some!
I wouldn't want to trade Murphy for Kevin Martin straight up, so I certainly would not tolerate throwing Brandon Rush in for free.
I would like to get Hickson or maybe Jason Thompson who hasn't really been mentioned. Otherwise I sit on Murphy this year.
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Ouch. I haven't followed the playoff race in weeks, so I had no idea the seeds were all playing around or above .500 ball.
I think people underestimate the negative impact of having Murphy on the floor with O'Brien as coach, plus Ray Allen is a significant talent addition. But I'm not sure we'd go 23-7 if we traded for Lebron.
What I wonder, is if the Pacers do land a young PF through a trade, and you add that to a healthy Hansbrough next year, and you add THAT to a draft top heavy with forwards, if the Pacers don't get Wall or Turner, do you then trade the pick for backcourt help?
Obviously we would like a top flight PG, and of course the verdict is still out on Rush at the SG, might we trade the pick this year?
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I would probably favor a trade to the Western Conference. I hate helping any teams in the East, especially the Cavs or the Celtics. However, I don't think I would want to give up Rush just to move Murphy. His on-ball defense is way too good to let it go for some young prospect or an offensive-minded 2. I guess, if given the choices above, I would have to stand pat, or actively search for another trading partner. My thing is this....I hope that Bird isn't being shut out of some trades, just due to who he is. I know he pissed off alot of players back in the day (with his play and his mouth). Some of those players are now GMs, or have ties to some clubs. Sometimes I think that is why some of the better players in the league do not make great GMs. *couldn't beat them on the court, so lets beat them in the front office.*
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If a GM thinks a trade is good for their team, they aren't going to refuse simply because of who the other GM is.
I can agree to this statement; however, if the GM has multiple choices, and Bird was behind one of them....Sorry, I am a sucker for conspiracies!
Although I enjoy all the trade discussion, I would have no problem if the Pacers did nothing in the next week with the thought being that this summer they will get better trade offers as they have several expiring contracts coming up in 1 year, or even waiting until next years deadline, or even just letting the contracts expire.
Bottonline is the Pacers have never been in this situation before and they may never again - having so many expiring contracts at the same time with players they want to get rid of anyway, they will only get one opportunity here and it may never happen again, so they need to get the most that the can for these contracts/players and if that means waiting 4 months or 12 months or 16 months, I can certainly wait.
Bird needs to be thinking about the next 18 months, not just the next week
Last edited by Unclebuck; 02-12-2010 at 09:36 AM.
I can agree and see your point. but you also cant shut the door on everything this next week. we only have heard rumors, who knows what offers are out there. i personally like the free agents after this season more that after next season. here is a what if...Troy gets injured from now till next deadline and now he is only worth the expiring contract instead of a good player and expiring contract. IMO, Troy is playing at his best of his career...I dont mind possibly waiting, but if young talent and expiring contract is offered for Murphy then you have to really consider getting cap room for the 2010 free agent class.
If somehow some way Bird is able to free up 15-20 (thsi would have to be Murphy, Ford, or another player) after this season, you really have to consider pulling deals for open market in summer.
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If a deal can happen today that helps reach that goal, go for it. But if they are just doing a deal to add some marginal talent but less payroll flexibility, then don't do anything.
To me, and this is probably way too simplistic, the Pacers are like the family who is trying to fight their way out of bad credit card debt. The family gets a plan to pay off the cards and is working hard towards more financial freedom in two or three years. In the meantime, things will be a bit lean. They need to fight the urge to go out and buy more things unless the new items will make a big difference in their lives. New purchases that provide only a marginal impact are not worth the extra time it will take to getting to the goal of paying off the credit cards.
Murphy and Ford are bad credit card debt. I like the choice of the Celtics trade because it gets us out of a lot of bad debt. I don't think Allen would even ever suit up for the Pacers (I think he'd be bought out so he could finish the season with a contender), but we'd accelerate getting rid of our bad debt. That, to me, speeds up the rebuilding process faster than getting a decent player with a long term contract.
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The thing about this line of thinking is, even if we trade murphy now we will still have enough expirings to trade for a max contract if we wanted to. You can get plenty done with Dunleavy, Ford, and Foster's contracts.
Also, the only way to get out of paying the luxury tax next year is to trade one of those contracts now for a contract that expires THIS year. You can't do that in the summer.
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I suppose I was thinking ahead to the probability that a trade does not take place this week and all the wringing of hands and threats that will come from this forum. the underlying sentiment will be why didn't the pacers do something, anything


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Event: Kailash Kher, Mika Singh, Anusha Dandekar, Nikhil Chinapa and Ram Sampat On The Set of MTV's ''ROCK ON''.
Guest List: Anushka Dandekar, Mika Singh, Nikhil Chinapa, Kailash Kher, Ram Sampat
Bollywood actress Esha Gupta sizzled on the ramp at Lakme Fashion Week Day 3 2017
Bollywood actress Chitrangada Singh struts the ramp at Lakme Fashion Week Day 3 2017 in a warrior princess avatar.
B-town ladies Kalki Koechlin, Dia Mirza, Kiara Advani, Bhagyashree, Pooja Bedi, Preity Zinta, Shruti Seth, Manasi Scott, Mini Mathur, Maria Goretti, Kiran Rao walked the ramp at Lakme Fashion Week Day...
Bollywood's alleged couple Deepika Padukone & Ranveer Singh was spotted for a dinner date, wherein Ranveer was seen escorting his lady love
Sexy models walked the ramp at Lakme Fashion Week Day 3 2017.


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Windows Vista for Seniors in easy steps introduces the features of the latest Windows operating system, presented with the over-50's in mind. It uses larger type for easy reading, and discusses the topics in a clear and concise manner, avoiding esoteric computer terminology. It concentrates on the activities that you will want to carry out, whether you are completely new to computers, or you are upgrading from a previous version of Windows. Windows Vista for Seniors in easy steps starts with what you need to choose and set up the right edition of Windows Vista for your purposes. It helps you customize your system to suit your way of working, and looks at the various components such as the desktop, the sidebar and the hardware elements, to see how they should be configured. Windows Vista for Seniors in easy steps covers networking, electronic mail, the Internet, digital photography, music and video. It reviews applications and games that are supplied with the system, and identifies sources of help and support. The issues of security and the requirements for maintaining your system are also considered.
Series: In Easy Steps
Audience: General
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 313
Published: 1st November 2007
Publisher: In Easy Steps Limited
Country of Publication: GB
Dimensions (cm): 22.86 x 18.42 x 1.27
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A nicely arranged box, with 6 samples.
Upon closer inspection I see 2 bands I am familiar with, 2 that I don't care for at all, one I'm interested in trying and a perfume sample. That's not terrible odds. First the things I am not interested in at all.
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Herban Essentials Towelettes, Lavender $16 for 20 individually wrapped Towelettes
I guess with a 5 year old boy it's always a good idea to have some sot of wet wipe on hand for whatever messes he conjures up, but lavender has to be one of my least favorite scents, next to eucalyptus. This was just an extra in the sample box. It was nice they included it but I honestly have no interest in buying "high end" towelettes when I can buy wet wipes for about a $1 for 10. I'm sure you all understand. Sure the Lavender has some aromatherapy benefits and some anti-bacterial properties too, but not worth $16 USD. Sorry.
Jane Iredale Tantasia Self Tanner Deluxe Sample $36 4.2 oz
Sorry, I didn't even swatch this. Allow me to explain it. It is the exact same color of the tube. It is a gel like semi opaque consistency and look. It spreads evenly over skin, but still feels sticky and is allegedly supposed to provide an instant bronze to the face or body and a gradual, "natural looking" streak free tan within three days. I don't self tan. I embrace my paleness., but mostly I'm just to busy for the maintenance. And trust me, I used to do the self tan thing and the maintenance is a PITA (Pain In The A**). That's going in the giveaway pile.
I love getting shampoo samples. I think because I'm so fickle when it comes to shampoo. Conditioner I can be loyal too, but shampoo, what's another story. Anyway. Pronto Wet from Oscar Blandi is supposed to be used in combination with Oscar Blandi Pronto Dry Shampoo. Pronto Wet is designed for every-other-day use to purifies hair, remove build-up and boost volume. I can get on board with that. I use dry shampoo at least once a week. (My hair is so dry that washing it every day would cause it to break off even faster than it does now) So this is a good size sample and I'm happy with it.
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Lady Tigers romp Eureka-Bowdle 3-0 for third straight victory
The Lady Tigers put the number 3 to good work on Tuesday. In the morning, they moved up to being the number 3 ranked team in the Class A polls. In the evening they raised their record to 3-0 with a 3-0 win over Eureka-Bowdle in Eureka.
Mobridge-Pollock was in full control the entire match in their first road outing of the young season. The Lady Tigers beat the Patriots 25-11, 25-14, 25-16.
Callie Slater had perfect numbers in setting and serving. She was 61 of 61 setting with all 25 of the team's assists and 16 of 16 serving with a match-leading six aces at the service line. Aundrea Kramer backed up the serving with a 15 of 16, three-ace match. Kady Pinney led hitting with 20 of 25 and 13 kills. Ariel Bieber had eight successful hits and all hit the floor on the other side of the net for kills. Kayleigh Henderson stuffed a few Eureka-Bowdle shots and registered five blocks. Maranda Wagner and Ellie Rabenberg handled the defensive chores, combining for 15 digs.
Theresa Kolar led Eureka-Bowdle with 11 of 11 serving, 15 digs and a block. Sierra Stotz and Alexis Beck had two kills each. Beck had three blocks. Courtney Weber had a team-high six assists. Sierra Lutz led all defenders with 16 digs.
The Lady Tigers have a busy three-day stretch coming. On Saturday they will try to defend their title at the Mobridge-Pollock Invitational Volleyball Tournament. The girls head east on Monday to square off against Class B's fifth-ranked Herreid-Selby Area Wolverines and Tuesday return to Mobridge-Pollock High School Gymnasium to host Groton Area
Mobridge-Pollock (3-0) 25 25 25
Eureka-Bowdle (1-5) 11 14 16
Mobridge-Pollock: Serving 61-72, 16 aces (Callie Slater 15-15-6, Aundrea Kramer 15-16-3); Setting 68-68, 25 assists (Slater 61-61-25); Hitting 48-61, 33 kills (Kady Pinney 20-25-13, Ariel Bieber 8-10-8); Blocks 5 (Kayleigh Henderson 4); Digs 28 (Maranda Wagner 8, Ellie Rabenberg 7).
Eureka-Bowdle: Serving 33-38, 0 aces (Theresa Kolar 11-11, Courtney Weber 6-6); Setting 52-55, 10 assists (Weber 27-28-6, Rachel Deurmier 15-16-3); Hitting 46-54, 10 kills (Sierra Stotz 9-10-2, Alexis Beck 15-17-2); Blocks 4 (Beck 3, Kolar); Digs 56 (Sierra Lutz 16, Kolar 15).


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Everyone's favorite party food - great for anytime or party time.
BAKE wings in foil-lined pan at 450°F on lowest oven rack for 30 min. until crispy, turning once.
MIX honey, Frank's RedHot Sauce and mustard in bowl.
TOSS wings in sauce to coat.
Chicken Tenders: Prepared chicken tenders are also great, just heat and toss in sauce. Add extra flavor to take out wings and tenders, just splash with more sauce. Alternate Wing Cooking Directions: Deep fry at 375°F (HIGH) for 10 min. or until cooked and crispy; drain. Broil 6-inches from heat 15 to 20 min., turning once. Grill over medium heat 20 to 25 min., turning often.


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Bad Blood with Badman!
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Rated 4 / 5 stars
Lol, some sweet riffs from badman here. Although, that is to be expected from him lol. Not bad on the drums. Also, what happened to the boy band? lmao
no idea about the boy band... but i have a boner
Rated 4 / 5 stars
This song.
Just makes me wanna go out and KICK A BABY! Yes, i said kick a baby in the face.. and then scream at it going "RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWK" hahaha. Very fun to listen to. Great work to both o ya! Now its time to do the boy band!
oh yeah!
boy band!, i want to be the shy guy or the closed fag
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars
I'm confused how this has gotten such good ratings. It was very, very repetitive, add some more instruments or riffs. It was way too short to put any justice to this song. TERRIBLE ENDING, it was just 5 seconds of nothing.
eh ok, thats your view homie, reall this was new to me, and You can thank the one and only Bad-Man-Incorporated (seen as review below) for this "Repetitive and Dull" Track. i thought for what we did as a Demo, it was hot. but i can see you took it a little too far, and im sure your confused on NG how things for on Rating. you can vote
0 l 1 l 2 l 3 l 4 l 5 on any track the more people give you good score is good then the people must like it.
I do admire how you Voiced what you had to say, even tho you dont like this song you told me, i respect that. but a word on how to make it better would have been nice.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Holy shit dude....
I barely remember making these riffs for you. But then that comes with old age. Is it harder to make the drums to the guitar? Or would you have rather sent me a beat, to play on. Either way...cool.
theres soo much i need to work on man! really. haha if work on it more im sure it will be fire
well man take it easy homie! really man you need to hit me up when you can.


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Report: Family rift could affect Saints
Published 10:14 pm, Sunday, April 22, 2012
A tumultuous offseason continues for the New Orleans Saints with the latest drama centered on the family that owns the team.
Citing anonymous sources, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reported Sunday that Saints part-owner and executive vice president Rita Benson LeBlanc has been placed on "unofficial paid administrative leave" by team owner Tom Benson.
LeBlanc is the granddaughter of Benson, who has strong business and community ties to San Antonio. She is believed to be his hand-picked successor, but the reported rift could place her ascension in jeopardy.
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The Times-Picayune reported Benson is bothered by a "pattern of behavior that needed to be corrected." While no specific incident was cited, the newspaper reported LeBlanc's "sense of entitlement" has been a sore spot with the 85-year-old Benson, a self-made billionaire whose business empire began with his San Antonio car dealerships.
"She's smart and has talent — but she's just all over the map," the Times-Picayune quoted one source as saying. "I think she really enjoys the glitz and glamour of being owner, but she doesn't really roll up her sleeves and get into the business side of it."
LeBlanc, 35, grew up on her family's ranch outside Johnson City and graduated from Texas A&M.
She became executive vice president of the Saints in 2005, the year the team spent in San Antonio after leaving New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
LeBlanc has been praised for her creativity and style while supervising business and administrative operations of the Saints, but the Times-Picayune said her "abrasive management style" bothers others in the organization.
The Times-Picayune described the action taken against LeBlanc as "a figurative kick in the pants" from her grandfather. Citing a policy concerning personnel matters, the Saints declined comment when contacted by the Times-Picayune.
The turmoil in the Saints' front office comes while the club is still reeling from penalties levied by the NFL in response to the team's bounty program.
Commissioner Roger Goodell suspended Saints coach Sean Payton from the league for a year, general manager Mickey Loomis for eight games and assistant coach Joe Vitt for six games; fined the club $500,000 and took away second-round draft picks in 2012 and '13.


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Reversible Cable Scarf
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Snuggling up in a hand-knitted scarf is the best way to beat the cold. This cabled scarf is as fun to wear as it is to make. It features panels of seed stitch, and the cables are made up from ribbing so the scarf is entirely reversible.
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Florence softball fans waited more than a decade for the first playoff appearance in the history of the program.
Now the way the team is set up, postseason appearance No. 2 may not take nearly as long.
The core of Florence's historic playoff run is made up of underclassmen and will return in 2015 with a season of experience and work under their belts.
"I know this has made them hungry for the next season," Florence coach Brett Gola said. "We're going to come back with even more fire and understand what we're playing for more. We broke through that threshold there and now we want to be here all of the time."
Samantha Vaughan is the only senior in a group of 14 players listed on the Lady Buff roster.
In its bi-district playoff series against No. 1 Crawford (26-0), one junior, six sophomores and four freshmen played.
"We definitely know we can do everything possible next year," shortstop Clarissa Carranco said.
Sophomore Mackenzie Futrell and freshman Emily Gray pitched for the Lady Buffs (12-15) in the series and should also be a formidable 1-2 punch next season.
Gray started Game 1 and the District 22-2A fourth place tiebreaker, where she struck out a combined 15 batters. She finished the regular season with a 2.83 ERA and 89 strikeouts.
Futrell, the Game 2 starter, had an 8-6 record with a 2.65 ERA in the regular season.
"We're going to be more experienced next year than we were this year," Futrell said. "I think that we're really going to want it and we're not really going to care who we play because we know we're going to make it and we know we can do good."
Futrell was also dangerous at the plate. She led the team in batting average (.386) and RBIs (20) in the regular season to go along with 10 doubles.
She hit .571 (4 for 7) in the playoffs with a run scored. Futrell said the preparation for next season begins this week when she begins playing select league ball.
Sophomore Courtney Culp and freshman Madison Hill also brought an offensive punch, hitting .358 and .340, respectively, in the regular season.
Culp also had a team-best five steals and 20 runs scored in the regular season.
District rivals Florence and Jarrell will compete in the new District 25-3A in 2015 and 2016 along with Blanco, Comfort, Georgetown Gateway College Prep, Ingram Moore and Lago Vista. The new district will also compete in Region IV.


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Bill Johnson & Randy Clark
(Chosen Books)
Veteran healing ministry leaders and best-selling authors Bill Johnson and Randy Clark team up again to write candidly about their ministry in Healing Unplugged: Conversations and Insights From Two Veteran Healing Leaders.
The book is written in transcription style as Johnson, senior pastor of Bethel Church in Redding, Calif., and Clark, founder of Global Awakening, interview each other, revealing glimpses of their lives, their friendship and their ministries. Opening their hearts, they share stories of their early years in ministry, and the persons and events that impacted them and helped to grow their ministries.
Readers will be challenged to believe in a God who is active today as the authors tell of miracles they have witnessed stateside and afar. Tempered with humility and lightened with humor, Healing Unplugged shares the mistakes and milestones the authors have experienced, and offers encouragement to others pursuing healing ministries.
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It has been just over a week since the Baltimore Ravens hoisted the Lombardi Trophy and won their second Super Bowl title in franchise history with their 34-31 victory over the San Francisco 49'ers in Super Bowl XLVII, but the front office staff and coach John Harbaugh are already looking forward to the 2013 season and are facing some tough decisions.
Later this offseason, we will break down who Baltimore should keep and let go in regards to their free agents, but before we do that, we have to inform you who those players are heading into this offseason.
Unrestricted Free Agents:
Baltimore has the opportunity to re-sign any of the 13 following unrestricted free agents before they are free to sign with any other team on March 12 at 4:00 p.m.:
QB Joe Flacco
S Ed Reed
LB Paul Kruger
LB Dannell Ellerbe
OT Bryant McKinnie
CB Cary Williams
DT Ma'ake Kemoeatu
S James Ihedigbo
S Sean Considine
TE Billy Bajema
DT Ryan McBean
LB Ricky Brown
CB Chris Johnson
Obviously the first and foremost issue that will need to be resolved is Flacco, Baltimore will need to get his deal done as quickly as possible to know how much salary cap room they will have in pursuing their other free agents or outside free agents.
Restricted Free Agents:
The restricted free agents below have accrued three years of service and have expiring contracts. Baltimore has to tender each with a restricted free agent offer, but other teams may then sign that player to an offer sheet. If and when that happens, the Ravens have seven days to match the offer and keep the aforementioned player. If Baltimore chooses not to match the offer sheet, they would receive compensation based on which tender was initially offered to that player.
There are three different tenders that can be made: a first-round tender (estimated $2.88 million) would award the competing team's first-round selection, a second-round tender ($2.02 million) would award the competing team's second-round selection, and a low tender ($1.32 million) would award the competing team's draft selection equal to the round in which the player was originally chosen. Need an example? Here you go, a restricted free agent selected in the fifth round would be worth a fifth-round pick if given the low tender. If a player went undrafted originally and is given the low tender, Baltimore would simply hold the right to match the offer and would not receive any compensation if they elected not to match a competing offer.
The original round in which each player was drafted is noted in parentheses:
TE Dennis Pitta (4th)
DT Arthur Jones (5th)
TE Ed Dickson (3rd)
LS Morgan Cox (undrafted)
WR David Reed (5th)
OL Ramon Harewood (6th)
S Emmanuel Cook (undrafted)
Exclusive Rights Free Agents:
These players have less than three years of accrued service and must be tendered a contract for the league minimum based on their length of service in the league. If tendered, these players are not free to negotiate with other teams.
LB Josh Bynes
LB Albert McClellan
RB Anthony Allen
RB Damien Berry
RB Bobby Rainey
LB Adrian Hamilton
DT Bryan Hall
S Anthony Levine
S Omar Brown
Confused yet? Don't worry, as now you undoubtedly understand why the front staff makes the money they do and you now also understand how many decisions they will have to make this offseason. Luckily for Baltimore, they have a guru at GM in Ozzie Newsome and Ravens fans should rest assured that this front office staff is and will make the right decisions for this football team.
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Hi Syd,
Try looking at Conditional Formatting in the Help system and playing around with that for your Highlighting problem.
ps: Excell is Event Driven. Thus an event must occur to trigger your email. What event would you like to link it to? This will give people a better stab at posting you a reply.


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Third Street Introduces Deliciously Sustainable Fair Trade Certified Iced Teas & Lemonades
Just in time for summer cookouts, picnics and other outdoor adventures, Third Street just released ready-to-drink 14-ounce Fair Trade Certified iced teas and lemonades in nine new flavors. Now you can indulge in a tasty seasonal refreshment and feel good about giving back to tea farmers in developing countries.
Using only the finest ingredients, like tea leaves from the lush region of Nilgiri, India, all Third Street varieties are gluten-free, Non-GMO Project Verified, USDA Organic. Third Street's Fair Trade Certified collection is perfect for any time of day and can be purchased at Whole Foods Market stores nationwide. The new line includes the following flavors:
Black Tea
- Unsweetened – Pure black tea that is naturally calorie free.
- Slightly Sweet – Lightly sweetened with Fair Trade and organic cane sugar.
- Peach – With a hint of juicy organic peach juice and organic cane sugar.
- Raspberry – With a splash of tart raspberry juice and dash of organic cane sugar.
Green Tea
- Unsweetened – Pure green tea that is naturally calorie free.
- Slightly Sweet – Lightly sweetened with Fair Trade and organic cane sugar.
- Mint & Honey – Blend of organic peppermint and spearmint leaves with a touch of organic honey.
- Pucker Up – The perfect blend of organic lemon juice and Fair Trade and organic cane sugar.
- Half & Half – A harmonious balance of iced tea and lemonade.
Not only are the new beverages low-calorie and delectable, but they also help tea farmers and villagers in developing countries thrive in the global economy. By purchasing Third Street's Fair Trade Certified beverages, you can be assured that tea farmers and workers will receive fair wages, work in safe conditions, protect the environment and earn community development premiums to improve their lives. In addition to the new line, Third Street developed the first organic and Fair Trade chai concentrates in 2001 and has been micro-brewing teas for the natural product and specialty coffee markets ever since.
Giveaway: Enter to Win a Variety Pack of 9 Bottles of Iced Tea & Lemonade
Want to try these new iced teas? Enter the contest below for a chance to win Third Street's 14-ounce Fair Trade Certified iced teas and lemonades (all 9 flavors) and a Third Street t-shirt! Just login with Facebook or register your email to see all the ways you can enter the giveaway!a Rafflecopter giveaway


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ZAATARI, Jordan (AP) — Secretary of State John Kerry has visited a camp for Syrian refugees displaced by the fighting in their country.
Kerry is in Jordan, which is now home to more than 600,000 Syrian refugees and the country is struggling to cope with the numbers.
The camp manager for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees says more Syrian refugees continue to arrive, and their stories of rape, torture and disappearances are getting worse.


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Garlic Rice Pilaf
An alternate title to this post could be "My Favorite Side Dish." I have been making this garlic rice pilaf for years and I'm surprised I haven't shared it with you. I think the reason why I haven't shared it yet is because I can never seem to take a good picture of it. Some things are definitely difficult to photograph, and rice is one of them. I'm not saying this is a "good" picture by any means, but it's the best I've got.
This recipe is absolutely delicious, very easy to make, and makes your home smell heavenly. What's not to love about that? I usually serve this with island chicken (which is a favorite in our household) and a vegetable. The island chicken cooks at 350° and this dish cooks at 375° so I usually average the temperature to 360° and they both cook perfectly. Make this and your family will thank you.
Garlic Rice Pilaf
2 Tablespoons butter
3 cloves garlic, minced or pressed
1 cup long-grain white rice
2½ cups chicken broth, divided
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon pepper
Squeeze of lemon juice
Preheat the oven to 375° F. Have ready a covered casserole dish. In a saucepan or skillet, melt the butter over medium-high heat. Add the garlic and rice to the pan and cook until both are golden brown, about 3-4 minutes. Stir in 1 cup of the chicken broth, salt and pepper and bring to a boil. Pour the mixture into the casserole dish, cover, and bake for 25 minutes. Stir in the remaining 1½ cups chicken broth and bake, covered, for another 45 minutes. About 15 minutes before it is finished baking, stir in a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.
Note: This recipe can be doubled without increasing the baking time.
Source: Annie's Eats, originally from What's Cooking in the Orange Kitchen?


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One of our many goals at Clackamas County Vector District is to continuously implement a comprehensive mosquito education program for grades k-8.
Education is an integral part of the Integrated Vector Management Program utilized by Clackamas County Vector Control District (CCVCD). CCVCD is now offering a free education program called "Mosquito School" for grades k-8.
Mosquito School includes a classroom presentation that focuses on the biology, ecology, and control of mosquitoes. Each class keeps a mosquito Life Cycle Kit until the Friday of the following week following the presentation. The Life Cycle Kit is a learning tool that allows students to actively study and learn about mosquitoes. Live mosquito larvae and mosquito fish (Gambusia affins) are included with the kit and students are able to safely observe the metamorphosis of the mosquito. Teachers are provided with supplemental curriculum on our web page consisting of experiments, worksheets and games that reinforce the topics discussed in the classroom presentation and are use in conjunction with the Life Cycle Kits.
Several CCVCD employees contribute to the daily running of the education program. Front desk staff is responsible for scheduling presentations, lab staff maintains a larval colony during the spring and fall, field manager provides mosquito fish for presentations. Lab kits will be available for pickup at the CCVCD office. The presentation staff will consist of the Biologist, Field Manager, and field techs.
Classroom presentations may include discussion and instruction on a wide variety of mosquito-related topics (depending on grade level), but it is the goal of CCVCD education program to emphasize the following core concepts in each presentation regardless of grade level:
- Students become familiar with the mosquito life cycle and learn that mosquitoes require water to develop.
- Students learn that some mosquitoes can transmit certain diseases to people and other animals.
- Students learn that they can help in the fight against mosquitoes by dumping standing water and educating others about mosquitoes.
- Each student is provided with District contact information and informed that services are provided free of charge.


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Summer Chamber Music - Airplay
- Jul 14, 2016
From: 7:30PM to 9:00PM
- Unity Chapel
- 114 Chapel Lane
- Latrobe, PA 15650
$10 general admission
(724) 837-1850
The Summer Chamber Music series presents the second concert in the series at the historic Unity Chapel in Latrobe. The woodwind quintet Airplay is comprised Tom Godfrey, flute, Renate Sakins, oboe, Mary Beth Malek, clarinet, Linda Morton Fisher, bassoon and Jason Allison, horn. General Admission is $10 at the door, benefits the WSO Youth Symphony program.


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Latinos Less Likely Than Whites Or Black To Own Guns
By Huffington Post Latino Voices
Firearm enthusiasts probably won't find much support from the Latino community as the gun control debate barrels forward.
Only 18 percent of Latinos own guns, making them less likely than both blacks and non-Hispanic whites to own a firearm, according to an analysis of six years' worth of Gallup surveys released last week.
Latinos were the ethnic group least likely to own guns, though the survey did not include figures for groups other than whites, blacks and Hispanics.
A whopping 64 percent of Southern married men own guns, according to the Gallup analysis. The figure for Southern white men was nearly as high, at 61 percent.
While they may be in the minority, there are some in the Latino community who favor maintaining loose controls over gun ownership.
"Many of us come from countries where only the police, the military,…
This article was first published in Huffington Post Latino Voices.[Photo by M Glasgow]


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Great Floating Hotel - 8 Ports then 1 Sea Day: Celebrity Infinity Cruise Review by BSinPNS
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Great Floating Hotel - 8 Ports then 1 Sea Day
Destination: Baltic Sea
Embarkation: Harwich
Ship set up a Cruise Critic meeting for the first evening just after boarding (from 7:45 - 8:15PM) providing sparkling wine and mimosas. Several hotel department staff were there although they were very busy having just embarked over 2000 guests. Our first 8 days were in various ports so it was nice to meet other CC members early on rather than waiting until the day before disembarkation.
Dining in Trellis was very good. We had anytime dining and made reservations for 6PM. We found an excellent waiter Jose Salinas and his big assistant Zambrano who took great care of us, even though they were very busy doing it. Excellent service and good food. We normally book AQ and there is a world of difference in More food prep between Trellis and Blu.
Standard fare of three production shows and the usual magicians and entertainers. The highlight was a Beatles impressions group the night we left Liverpool - how appropriate.
Formal nights - evenings departing St. Peter Port and Holyhead. Made for a quick change for our standing 6PM reservation, but our only sea day was the day before disembarking. Formal night - about 90% of the men had coat and tie, some in formal attire. 10% did not appear to meet the dress code, but were not turned away.
Captains Club evening receptions in the Constellation Lounge - deck 11 forward; no coupons
Captains Club morning treats in the SS United States on deck 3 midships.
Cabin - 3114. Nice new cabin where the meeting rooms used to be. Great big circular window. Particularly nice cabin for a very port intensive trip in cold climate. Michael and his assistant, Vladimir, kept it clean and always greeted us and opened the door if they were in the passageway.
Embarkation in Harwich was easy. Eddie Manning delivered two other couples and us arriving about 12:30. We were onboard in about 10 minutes - no long lines anywhere.
Disembarkation. Luggage tag numbers based on information already available, e.g., flight numbers from Choice Air. Since we had prearranged earlier transport with Eddie Manning, we asked for and received earlier numbers. (Very nice not to have to fill out paperwork on the second day of the cruise.) Immigration is done at the airports, so it's not like Fort Lauderdale with long lines. Disembarkation started at 6:45 with 8:45 the last time. Very quick and efficient.
We did all private tours arranged through CC except for ship's tour from Le Havre to Paris.
- LeHavre/Paris - Ship tour LH03 - Paris sightseeing with lunch cruise. Lots of windshield time. As expected, most sights were seen from inside the bus passing by. River cruise lunch was very good with narrated tour. Had about an hour to walk around the Eiffel Tower and shop for souvenirs. 2.5 - 3 hours each way.
- St. Peter Port - After some initial confusion over the meeting point, Gill Girard gave us an excellent walking tour and her brother did likewise using his taxi showing the high spots around the island including the German Occupation Museum. We were on the first tender; by 10:30 reported wait was about 1.5-2.0 hours for tenders. Go early and avoid the crowd.
- Cobh/Cork - eCoach/Butler's Bus. Excellent guide and tour. Got us to Blarney Castle before the hoards from the ship tours. Could have been a long wait if you were on the last bus. Saw several additional sites and had time for lunch.
- Dunmore East/Waterford - All Ireland Chauffeur Tours. Another excellent tour. It was hard to find a provider here, but these guys did an excellent job. Again a tender port. We were on the first tender with our group.
- Dublin - Tour Dublin - Good tour, but do not take option B to Malahide Castle. It's a long trip and shortens the time in Dublin plus the ship tours had bought out all the afternoon castle tours. Disappointing.
- Liverpool - Liverpool History Taxi Tour with Phil Garrard. Excellent tour. We asked for some history and Beatles sites and got it. Phil is an excellent guide with lots of information and "secret" places.
- Greenock, Scotland - Great Scot Tours. Very good tour - 8 - people. Rearranged schedule to make sure we go to Stirling castle before the ship's tour busses which cut us out of our visit to Malahide Castle.
- Holyhead - BusyBus. Not recommended. Their advertising implies they use small busses to get to places the big busses can't go. We were met by two 50 passenger coaches and one 30 passenger coach. We were told they shifted since it was so hot and only the big busses had air con. Well one of them did. Our initial tour guide was one of the worst we have ever had. We shifted to the other bus with the company manager. There were 5 empty seats on the bus. Seems like they have lost their focus on service and now favor bigger profits, If you want a small group tour, find another vendor.
Our background: Late 60's; active; like to see lots of sights (and we did on this cruise); 9 cruises total; 7 on X; 75 days on Celebrity ships before this. Less
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Cabin review: 3114
This cabin was added during the last drydock in the area of a former conference room so it is only a year old - no wear and tear with an immaculate bathroom. The window is large and round giving you an excellent view. It is convenient to everything being in a small hallway near guest relations with easy access to the midship and aft elevator banks. It is directly above a diesel engine which does provide some "white" noise. If you want a perfectly quiet cabin, this one is not for you, however it did not bother us since it was a consistent relatively quiet sound. One morning on arriving in Le Havre we did sense a fuel like smell that could have been distracting. Our stewards (Michael and Vladimir) on the 13 June 14 British Isle cruise were excellent. We would book this cabin again without hesitation. In fact my DW said she would be satisfied with this cabin instead of our usual AQ, but we did miss the intimacy and excellent food of Blu although the food and service in the Trellis Dining Room was very good
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My sister and I booked the standard double room and our friends booked the twin room. Our host Smiley made us feel very welcomed and was very helpful. The shared bathroom is cleaned daily and there are hot showers. We got an exception Tuk Tuk driver named Sokka, so do ask for him if you want to know more about Cambodia! Rosy is a great place to chill with great food and there are free DVDs for rent. However, I would not recommend bus booking from the hostel as we did not get what we paid for.
Hi! Thank you for taking the time to review your stay with us. Sokha is one of our recommended tuk tuk drivers; I'll pass your comments on to him. Re the bus you took (8am bus to Bangkok) I'm not sure what you were expecting over what was booked. The buses we sell are the $12 bus with a change at the border & then a minivan on to Bangkok. If you'd like to email me with details of your issue with the bus I'd be happy to discuss/investigate further. Happy Travelling, Rachel
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Seriously? Another 'SATC' Might be in the Works
Full disclaimer: I've only seen like two episodes of Sex and the City and exactly none of the films, but still: really? Another one? Isn't the premise a group of single women in their thirties? It's been 15 years since the show first aired on HBO. Ladies, you're all fifty. Enough already.
Sarah Jessica Parker recently told InStyle magazine, "A part of me thinks there is one last chapter to tell. But timing is a peculiar thing. It isn't a decision that can wait forever." No, it can't and sorry, but methinks that ship has sailed. However, the domestic gross for 2010's Sex and the City 2 was an impressive $95,347,692, and although the film itself cost a staggering $100 million to produce, (What? Why? How?), it doesn't actually matter because when you factor in international box office numbers and the home video release, the film was a financial success. So, that's why there is another chapter to tell!
SJP's sentiments were echoed by co-star Kristin Davis who said,"I don't think a third film is a pipe dream, there is discussion. People talk about it amongst the people who are the players, but I don't know if it will come together. It would be very exciting if it did." For the fans, probably but for the ladies' other co-star Cynthia Nixon? Not so much. "I think it's fine to let it go." While we have yet to hear from Kim Cattrall, it seems the show's creator agrees with Cynthia. Candace Bushnell has previously admitted that Parker is too old to reprise her role as Carrie Bradshaw. I know it sucks, but we all have to move on people.


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Iran: US failed to impose IAEA resolution
Spokesman for Iranian Foreign Ministry Hamid-Reza Asefi on Sunday commented on the latest developments regarding Iran's nuclear activities, by saying he believed parts of the resolution adopted by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) were not based on reality.
Talking to reporters, the spokesman stated that for a multitude of reasons such as Iran's "sincere" cooperation with IAEA and also the fact that it has nothing to conceal from the international body, Iran's file is not to be referred to the Security Council.
He remarked that the US failed to get its pre-planned resolution ratified, pointing out that the US-proposed resolution underwent many changes.
However, he added, this was not what the Islamic Republic of Iran was after.
Commenting on some claims saying that Iran has asked the German ambassador to leave Iran, Asefi stressed nothing of the sort had been requested from the German embassy in Tehran.
Stressing the responsibility of US troops in safeguarding security in Iraqi borders, the Foreign Ministry Spokesman said Iran, too, was controlling its own borders.
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Yoga Fire! Yoga Flame!
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*Ryu was my fave fighter
I can't speak directly to 'power' yoga, but I've dabbled in the standard stuff and believe that the benefits are tremendous (strength, flexibility, clarity). It's way more taxing than one might think, at least for me, especially since I'm not nearly as flexible as I should be so I have to modify certain poses. If regular yoga is great, I would image power yoga is on point.
I am convinced that yoga is a great compliment to running. I try to do at least 20 minutes daily and more (strength based) on non running days. There are a couple of good videos here on the RW site.
I am not so good at stretching, so I use the yoga DVD from P90X on some off/x-training days. I think it definitely helps with the flexibility and also gives me a bit of strength. I would say well worth your time.


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Community responds to arsenic ravage
By Julhas Alam
Keari, Comilla, 15 September 2012: In the remote farming village Keari, things are different now. The village is riddled with many challenges: poor road infrastructure, low literacy rate, poor sanitation facilities, but it had another formidable challenge -- lack of safe drinking water.
Like many other villages in Bangladesh, this area of a few thousand people in has arsenic contamination in its water usually pumped from shallow tube-wells. But for years, the villagers had no choice but to drink this contaminated water, first unknowingly and then knowingly, given no other readily available alternatives. It was a very difficult choice for them even after being aware of the fact that drinking arsenic-contaminated water could cause deadly diseases, and in some cases death.
Many patients with arsenicosis (arsenic-induced cancer) live in this village and nearby areas. They have skin lesions and other health problems stemming from drinking arsenic-contaminated water for long. But now they want a solution, but that cannot be attained overnight. Still awareness among community and its quest for a viable solution has brought a wave of change.
Higher arsenic presence in drinking water technically means that it crosses the permissible limit of 50 microgramme/litre (50 parts per billion) determined by the Government of Bangladesh, while the World Health Organisation's global standard is only 10 PPB.
"We knew this was dangerous but we had to drink it," says Abul Bashar, a school teacher from Keari village of Monoharganj Upazila (sub-district) in Comilla. "But now we have alternatives." Monoharganj was one of the worst affected sub-districts in terms of arsenic contamination with more than 98 per cent of the shallow tube wells poisoned by high levels of arsenic.
Abul went door-to-door and talked to fellow villagers to let them know that there is a major threat to their lives because of drinking arsenic-contaminated water from tube-wells, which were once thought of as a viable source of safe drinking water.
With inspiration and guidance from the officials of Village Education Resource Centre (VERC), a national NGO, that has partnership with UNICEF, Abul formed a group to identify the problems they face. The arsenic contamination in drinking water topped the list of their concerns.
"I formed a team with people from all classes. We prepared a 'social map' to classify the villagers using some yardsticks. We found that whether rich or poor, literate or illiterate, all had a common enemy, and that was arsenic contamination," he says. "As we were all forced to drink arsenic-contaminated water, we thought we have to do something. We realized that building awareness should be a key target to move forward. We started thinking ourselves as a team, and as a community."
Awareness leads to action
"This is a great experience for us. We never thought of such approach earlier. We used to think if I am fine then everything is fine. But now, we are convinced that we have to stay well as a community," Abul says.
He says they installed a 'deep tube well' in May this year, and since then, they have no crisis of safe drinking water. He says the installation of the deep tube well is seen as a major shift from the traditional source of drinking water such as shallow tube wells, which are less than 100 meters deep.
With the help of the government's Department of Public Health Engineering supported by UNICEF, the community installed "multi-connections network" of water supply which connect the neighbourhoods with underground water lines. Given the poor road condition, it is often difficult for the villagers to collect water from a distant deep tube well before.
Community comes together
"I am happy that my grandchildren are getting safe drinking water at last," he says.
He said that they hold a weekly meeting in their community and discuss how they can now help others install similar safe water sources.
"People are much aware now. They want to live a better life," he says. "This (installation of deep tube wells) is very much inspiring."
Sharmin Sultana, a student, says she and her family are happy as they are getting safe drinking water now.
"We want to share this benefit with others. We have shown if we think and act as a community, we can live in a better environment," she says.
She says not only arsenic issue they are also tackling hygiene and sanitation issues together.
"We are working as a community. We have to take care of ourselves. No one will come from outside and stay here for long to look after us", added Sharmin.
According to an estimate, there are more than 8,000 villages in Bangladesh where 80 percent of tube wells are contaminated with arsenic. It is estimated that about 22 million people are exposed to high levels of arsenic in drinking water. World Health Organisation (WHO) has described it as "the largest mass poisoning of a population in history".
The arsenic problem is largely attributed to arsenic-rich materials in the country's river system, deposited for thousands of years along with sand and gravels.
UNICEF is playing a vital role in containing the menace by creating awareness and arranging alternative sources of drinking water. In many places, it has installed filters with locally available technology to ensure safe drinking water but it focuses on community participation in the fight against arsenic.


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Collingwood president Eddie McGuire says Sydney's $10 million offer to Hawthorn's Lance Franklin shows the AFL's cost-of-living allowance to the two Sydney clubs is a rort.
McGuire on Tuesday called on the league to do more to provide an even distribution of playing talent and said struggling Melbourne clubs had no hope of picking up a dual-premiership free agent like Franklin.
The Collingwood boss says the 9.8 per cent allowance the Swans and Giants are granted above the league-wide salary cap is unfair and is hurting the competition.
Sydney were premiers in 2012 and added ex-Adelaide star forward Kurt Tippett to their list and now after a top-four finish this season they appear set to claim Franklin.
"There's plenty of people around the place saying this is just not fair," McGuire told Fox Footy's AFL360 program.
"Collingwood, the richest club in the AFL, who would love to have another power forward, didn't even contemplate speaking to Lance Franklin because we can't get at these third-party deals because the AFL is all over us.
"We do not have a cost of living component.
"If two of them (Tippett and Franklin) have got 20 per cent of the salary cap, they're getting 20 per cent of the cost of living.
"This is ridiculous. It is a straight-forward rort.
"This is an ultimate poke in the eye and it's not the Sydney Swans' fault.
"Good on them for going as hard as they can. It is yet again the AFL's problem.
"Hawthorn probably should lose a player after winning the flag but not to Sydney. They should have gone to Greater Western Sydney or somebody down that end of the ladder."
McGuire says it's no secret the success of the Swans is vital for the league's national profile.
"They've got to go through these things and decide whether they're running a competition or they're running a marketing competition," McGuire said.
"It has left a really nasty taste in a lot of people's mouths today.
"I've been screaming about it now for 11 years.
"Should we just blow the competition up and just go stealing everyone's players and not have Melbourne and St Kilda and Western Bulldogs in the future? Just have the top teams pulling all the deals together?
"Or do we sign up to what we all signed up to in the first place and that would be a fair and equitable salary cap to allow all clubs to have the chance?"
GWS on Tuesday withdrew their six-year offer to Franklin as Sydney muscled in.
"You'd have to ask yourself today is this the right result for the competition?," GWS chief executive David Matthews told "AFL360".
"The competition sets itself up with rules to try to equalise the distribution of talent and two years in a row you see a top club getting probably the highest-profile uncontracted free agent."


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Stumbled across an old looking colt commander last night. My friend wants 600 for it. It is beat up an scratched up pretty good but everything seems to work hat fine. Does 600 sous like a good price? Also if someone could help date it I'd appreciate it.
70bs88622 I think that's the serial#
70BS69000. So I would assume the one you are looking at was made sometime after 1978. Without seeing the piece it is hard to estimate condition and value. Just looking at the pictures I would not say $600 is a bargain. But that is just my thoughts.
Shoot it before you buy. One or two mags will tell you everything you need to know.
It's been worked on, offer him $500 and snap it up at $600 if he stands firm.
A 70 series Colt Commander, hell yea!
I have this thing about the extended slide stop. I don't like them.
That is a tip off to me that it was worked on. As others have said, shoot a couple of mags through it.
(And try a couple of HP rounds, too.)
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Culinary Travels – Northern Italy Gems
Come along to Northern Italy and explore two of the region's most prized possessions: Speck Alto-Adige and Asiago. Speck Alto-Adige, a cured ham produced only in the Alto-Adige region of Italy, dates back thousands of years. From the family farmhouse to the modern factory, you'll see how Speck Alto-Adige is made and consumed, and learn of its enduring role in the history and culture of the region. Not far away, in the pre-Alps, we'll visit the home of another Italian classic-Asiago cheese. Learn how this cheese was created centuries ago, and how quality cheesemakers continue the tradition today.


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Not sure if this will make a lick of difference, but for those out there that want a change at the head coaching position. Email owner John York and let him know how you feel.
So feel free to email him if you are feed up with the job Nolan is doing. Please keep the emails civil, respectful and let York know Nolan needs to go. Try to refrain from calling York names (that is if you disapprove of him as an owner) this isn't about that, this is about head coach Mike Nolan and the horrendous job he is doing on Sundays. Let start by getting rid of Nolan, then going from there.


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I certainly understand your concern. However, since you are neither an attorney or a party to this, the prosecutor is not going to likely read or consider this letter. Moreover, any information contained, may be used against your friend. If anything, a letter or testimony, would be used if she is sentence and the court holds a hearing to determine what sentence should be imposed. It is better if you contact her attorney and ask him/her what, if anything you can do. The attorney may allow you to be listed as a character witness to this, who could testify on her behalf. At this point though, you should not be contacting the prosecutor, since you have nothing to do with the case and should go through her attorney, before doing anything.
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Let the good times roll at Lüke
Updated 8:00 pm, Thursday, February 27, 2014
Extended happy hour Laissez les bons temps rouler
Extended happy hour
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Let the good times roll for Fat Tuesday at Lüke, 125 E. Houston St. Extended happy hour runs 3-8 p.m. and includes Hurricane cocktails, Abita beers on tap, and New Orleans party fare by chef John Russ at happy hour rates: $2 king cake, $5 shrimp étouffée, $3 andouille jambalaya and $4 Peeler Farms fried-chicken wings.
Rise and cheers
Remember the Alamo
Join Alamo Beer Co. as it culminates the commemoration of Alamo Siege Week at 6 a.m. Thursday at the Alamo, 300 Alamo Plaza. Eugene Simor, president of Alamo Beer Co., will give the first 50 participants a pint glass and a special invitation to be among the first on a VIP Tour of the new brewery. Simor has broken ground on the new brewery site next to the Hays Street Bridge on the near East Side. Find more information at www.facebook .com/AlamoBeer.
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Lundi Gras, Fat Monday Party!
The Guest Chef series is back at Feast, 1024 S. Alamo St., with Pieter Sypesteyn, owner and chef of Where Ya At! food truck on Monday. On the menu: Southern Louisiana Stuffed Crawfish Head Bisque; BBQ Shrimp; Red Snapper en Papillote and Citrus Nage; and Cane Syrup Bread Pudding for dessert. Cost: $55, includes drinks 6-7:30 p.m.; dinner at 7:30 p.m. Call 210-354-1024 for reservations.
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Fête du Cuvee auction
The third annual wine auction on Saturday is hosted by and benefits the Junior League of San Antonio at The Bright Shawl, 819 Augusta St. The event includes a silent and live auction, chef stations and wine pairings. Featured chefs: Mike Collins, Sustenio; Holley Dominguez, 18 Oaks-JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa; Ernie Estrada, Omni; Justin Johnson, Max's Wine Dive; John Russ, Lüke; and Jeff White, Boiler House. Tickets: $2,500 for a patron table of 10, $250 for a patron individual ticket with reserved seating, $150 for a Toast the Night ticket without reserved seating. Visit www.jlsa.org for info.
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