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Vail's tagline, "Like No Place on Earth" really says it perfectly. With 5,289 acres of skiing, Vail Mountain is the largest single ski mountain in North America.
Enjoy the seven legendary back bowls full of soft power that span 6 miles, the natural terrain that mimics a backcountry skiing experience in Blue Sky Basin and the 127 runs on front side of Vail Mountain of both groomers and moguls.
There is truly something for everyone when it comes to skiing Vail. Make sure to visit our Vail page to view stats, terrain information, and helpful maps.
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Did you know that you can save up to 25% by purchasing lift tickest online before your trip? Vail Resorts offers 3 ways to save on lift tickets! For any further questions, make sure to contact Vail Spa Condominiums concierge.
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A school where everyone has fun. With classes ranging from privates, groups, camps in areas of cross-country, telemark, and adaptive skiing, Vail's Ski & Snowboard School has classes for every level, interest and age. Whether you want to perfect your form, overcome a fear or try some tricks in the halfpipe, Vail instructors can get you there. Plus, they aren't just experts on the mountain, they're experts on everything off the mountain too. Vail is home to the finest snowsports school in the world, and the instructors will ensure that you have a one of kind experience on Vail Mountain.
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Ski School Age Classifications:
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Where & When: The Vail Ski & Snowboard School has several locations for your convenience. Please review the locations listed below and the types of lessons they offer. Private Lessons can be booked and purchased through every location. Group Lessons can be purchased at all sales locations but have very specific meeting locations. Please review the chart below to see what location works best for you
Even seasoned riders and skiers get more from the mountain with workshops that challenge their skills and reveal Vail's hotspots. Private lessons let you name the time, place and terrain you want to cover and allow you to include up to five family members or friends. The Burton Learn to Ride Program accelerates the learning curve for beginner snowboarders and will have you linking turns in your first lesson. The Vail Adaptive Program is recognized as a leader in providing first-class instruction and training to people of all disabilities. The First Time Skier & Rider Series for adults includes three consecutive days of lessons and lift tickets at a substantial discount. Specialty programs are available specifically for women, snowboarders, telemark skiers, teens and more. Kids will have so much fun, they'll forget they're learning as they make new friends and learn skills they'll have forever while exploring the on-mountain Adventure Zones in one of the many Children's Programs.
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All other adult group lesson products must be purchased in person at one of our Vail Ski & Snowboard School offices. These locations are listed above. We never sell out of our group classes.
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Play all day and well into the night at Adventure Ridge, Vail's day and night mountain top activity center! It's packed with fun for all ages with ski-biking, snowshoe tours, kid's snowmobile track, Bungee Trampoline and rip-roaring tubing lanes. Foot passengers ride the Eagle Bahn Gondola with a $28 scenic ride ticket for incredible views and access to all the fun. For more information, call 970-754-8245.
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The Discovery Center also provides a variety of environmental education and interpretive programs led by Walking Mountains naturalists. During the winter season, Vail ski school students visit the Discovery Center as part of the ski school's SKE-Cologytm program, which educates youth about mountain safety and mountain ecology. In winter and summer naturalists lead snowshoe tours and nature hikes that explore the subalpine habitat atop Vail Mountain. Naturalists also assist walk-in visitors and provide environmental education programs to Eagle County youth.
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"Local Support" for Congressman Wolf's Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area Bill Largely Smoke and Mirrors
Sources Say Effort Will Be Made to Get Bill Adopted During Lame Duck Session
Contact: Peyton Knight
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For Release: November 29, 2006
Washington, D.C. - The Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area Act does not enjoy the broad local support that its supporters claim, concludes an investigation by the National Center for Public Policy Research.
According to multiple Congressional sources, Rep. Frank Wolf (R-VA) has now made plans to sneak his controversial Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area Act through during the "lame duck" congressional session next week.
During promotional and lobbying efforts, the Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership has claimed their "campaign to be recognized as the nation's 28th National Heritage Area continues to move forward as counties and towns along the four-state corridor join their neighbors in passing resolutions of support."
However, an examination reveals many of these supposed resolutions of support do not endorse the federal legislation, but merely acknowledge the rich history of a region described by the Journey Through Hallowed Ground foundation as a "corridor… from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, through Frederick County, Maryland and ending in Charlottesville, Virginia" and laud the opportunity of local groups to work with and learn from one another.
Resolutions passed by the Virginia General Assembly, the Virginia town of Warrenton and the Albemarle County VA Board of Supervisors and others do not support, nor even mention, the federal legislation.
For example, the resolution passed by the Virginia General Assembly acknowledges "the intrinsic importance to Virginia of the Journey Through Hallowed Ground project," but defines the project not as a federal National Heritage Area but as a "partnership" among 19 specified non-profit organizations and local government entities. The partnership, the resolution states, is supported by the General Assembly so Virginians can "learn from groups in Maryland and Pennsylvania" and "contribute to the economic development potential of the localities that border the Route 15/20 corridor."
There is no indication in the resolution that the General Assembly was even made aware of, let alone supported, plans to create a federal "Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area," which would involve the federal government in Virginia's local land-use planning, before the resolution was voted on.
The Albemarle County Board resolution is strikingly similar to the Virginia state resolution. It endorses only the "importance" of the 19-member partnership and the opportunity to "learn from groups in Maryland and Pennsylvania." No federal role is mentioned, let alone endorsed.
According to Kenneth Boyd, vice chairman of the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors, the Albemarle County Board's resolution was for "general support of the concept, but not much beyond that."
The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors rejected a resolution in support of the Journey Through Hallowed initiative.
"One of the big reasons I'm opposed to the Journey Through Hallowed Ground Heritage Area is the inability to get the true facts about the project from the people who are promoting it," said Jim Clem, a member of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. "While this project may be well intended, it's my opinion that it's just another means of stopping development in this area."
"Route 15 is a busy State Highway that needs safety improvements," continued Clem, who chairs the Loudoun County Board's Public Safety Committee. "It's my opinion that the Journey Through Hallowed Ground Project will cause delays or stoppage of these critical highway improvements. While I am a strong supporter of preserving our history, people's rights need to be preserved also."
Warrenton, Virginia's supposed resolution of support is entitled "Resolution Nominating Route 15 in the Town of Warrenton for Inclusion in the State's Scenic Byway System." No mention of federal Heritage Areas.
Other claims of local support for the federal legislative initiative are weak.
Proponents of the federal heritage area legislation, including its sponsor, U.S. Representative Frank Wolf in his testimony before the House Subcommittee on National Parks in September, cite a poll purporting to show that a significant majority of residents along the Heritage Area's proposed route support the initiative.
But the Fauquier Times Democrat reported last year that the poll was commissioned by special interest groups pushing for the Heritage Area and used a questionable sampling method. The poll also did not disclose any specific legislative initiatives to the poll's respondents. In addition, the Times Democrat noted, "96 percent [of respondents] were not familiar with the plan."
The National Center also questions the claim that the Heritage Area lobbying effort is locally-driven, given the financing of the group leading the effort. The Journey Through Hallowed Ground foundation received a one million dollar earmark in last year's federal transportation bill. As a member of the powerful House Appropriations Committee, Rep. Wolf was well-positioned to play a key role in securing such funding for the group.
On October 10, 2006, the National Center for Public Policy Research issued a press release, "Did Frank Wolf Earmark Funds to Aid His Own Legislative Initiative?," calling on the Congressman "to fully disclose his role in securing a $1 million earmark to the Journey Through Hallowed Ground Foundation included in last year's massive transportation bill." No response was received. Congressman Wolf has reportedly refused other requests to disclose his earmark activity.
"There is a big difference between resolutions that praise the historic significance of the area, and resolutions that support federal legislation to empower a new, unelected 'management entity' to help manage the area's land use policies," said Peyton Knight, director of environmental and regulatory affairs for the National Center for Public Policy Research. "Anyone who is told that a local government entity has endorsed the Wolf bill should request a copy of the alleged resolution of support, and check the actual text."
"Local support for this federal Heritage Area must depend on your definition of the word 'local,'" said David Ridenour, vice president of the National Center for Public Policy Research. "It appears that push polls, earmarks and creative interpretations of county and city resolutions constitute 'local support' to the Hallowed Ground lobby. That's not how things work in the real world."
The National Center for Public Policy Research, founded in 1982, is a non-partisan, non-profit educational foundation based in Washington, D.C. It has never requested nor received a federal or state grant or earmark.
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August 24, 2012
This past weekend, the largest pro-marijuana reform rally in the world known as Hempfest was held again in Seattle, WA. Hempfest is described as a political rally to call attention to our failed marijuana laws but it also offers many family-friendly activities such as live music, arts and crafts booths, etc. Hundreds of thousands have been in attendance in recent years.
Picking up off the momentum of the event, the Seattle Times encouraged Washington voters to support I-502, the state's marijuana legalization initiative. A hard-hitting move from the state's largest daily newspaper, the Seattle Times is making it clear that Washingtonians need to lead the way to end marijuana prohibition.
2012 is quickly becoming the year of marijuana law reform. Three states (Washington, Colorado and Oregon) have legalization initiatives on their November ballots this year and many more localities will be voting to decriminalize marijuana or regulate it for medical purposes. When it comes to heeding the call from the public, lawmakers have long been behind the curve. But this November, it will be the voters who will decide whether we continue digging ourselves into a deeper hole, or if it's high time to consider a new approach to marijuana.


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Joint Products, Inc., produces two joint products, X and V, using a common input. These are produced in batches. The common input costs $8,000 per batch. To produce the final products (X and V), additional processing costs beyond the split-off point must be incurred. There are no beginning inventories. The accompanying data summarized the operation.
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Cliché very stubborn. (*Also: as ~.) I tried to convince Jake to go to the doctor, but he's as stubborn as a mule. For four years, Henry pestered his parents to let him learn the trumpet. They tried to talk him into some other, quieter instrument, but he was stubborn as a mule, and now he has a trumpet.
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Extremely obstinate, as in He's stubborn as a mule about wearing a suit and tie. This simile evokes the proverbial stubbornness of mules, whose use as draft animals was once so common that the reputation for obstinacy can hardly be as warranted as the term indicates. [Early 1800s]


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POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a driver, who failed to stop when requested, was hit by a police car.
The collision occurred at 6.06pm on Saturday, August 23 on the B3146 at Osehill Green just off the A352 toward Glanvilles Wootton between Dorchester and Sherborne.
A Dorset Police vehicle was following a black Peugeot GTI which failed to stop as requested.
The Peugeot left the road and collided with a road sign. The male occupant alighted from the Peugeot and the police car, that was following, then collided with the driver.
A 28-year-old man from Yeovil sustained a serious injury to his arm and was taken to Dorset County Hospital. He was arrested for driving related offences.
A road closure was in place between the junction of the A352 with the B3146 and at the junction of the B3146 and Park Lane to allow specialist officers to investigate the scene.
Police Sergeant Dave Stroud, of Dorset Police's Traffic Unit, said: "I am appealing for witnesses to the collision to come forward and contact police.
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WINNIPEG police are asking for the public's help in locating a city man suspected of several bank robberies.
Police said Christopher Thomas Hastings, 26, is considered armed and dangerous and was last seen in the company of his three young children.
Hastings is also wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for parole revocation.
Police said while they are cautioning the public to avoid any dealings with Hastings, they are not concerned for the safety of his three young children at this time.
Hastings is described as white, six-feet tall, 240 pounds, with a heavy build, short brown hair and brown eyes.
Anyone with information about Hastings is asked to call police at 204-986-6219 or Winnipeg Crime Stoppers at 204-786-8477.


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Those are all high risk trick plays - with maybe the direct snap being the least.. so really a bad example in which you argued against yourself.
Novel plays can be inherently risky and a tiger mom thinks in a linear, rigid fashion, and would stick with only safe or old school methods.
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Well, I officially attended my first football game with Ray, my client, who was the topic of my last post. Like I said, him and his buddies picked me up in a limo. If you're in the limo in the Clearwater or Tampa area, give these guys a look, they were really good: Clearwater Limo. Ray and about ten of his friends were piled in the limo, and handed me a Jameis Winston jersey to wear for the day. They were all pretty excited that I hadn't been to a pro football game as of yet, and couldn't wait to take me through the whole experience of tailgating, pre-gaming, and watching the game from their awesome seats!
Here was our view from inside the stadium before the game, and we had even better seats down on the first level. Ray wanted to take me on a tour of the stadium to see the best spots inside. We spent quite a lot of time tailgating before the game, getting to the stadium parking lot at about 9 am for the 1pm start time. Ray and his buddies like to drink a lot, and even though I typically don't drink much, I was more than happy to indulge in a few alcoholic beverages to enjoy the day and the company. Ray gave me the rundown of what to expect during the game as far as the game went. The Cowboys were without their Quarterback, Tony Romo, and have been having a very down season by their standards. Romo being out of commission due to a broken collarbone is mostly to blame for that, as I learned that a Quarterback is the most important position on the field for any pro football team. Romo apparently is one of the top ten best Quarterbacks in the league, and his team has missed him greatly. The other thing that Ray said that was very true was that there would be a lot of Cowboys fans at the game. The Cowboys have been known as 'America's Team' for a very long time, and their fans travel very well to opposing stadiums. There were many jerseys with 'Romo' and 'Bryant' on the back of them, standing for Dez Bryant, their star wide receiver. Cowboys fans were very nice, and we were tailgating with a couple of them during our time in the parking lot.
The game itself was very low scoring, and the defenses capitalized on some mistakes from each quarterback, Winston for the Bucs, and Matt Cassel for the Cowboys.… Read MoreRead More
One of my clients is taking me to see the Tampa Bay Buccaneers play the Dallas Cowboys tomorrow. You might laugh at this, but this will be my very first professional football game that I will ever have attended! I have to repeat that. I've never been to professional football game in my entire life.
I met Ray, my client who I've developed a good friendship with, at a local coffee shop the other day. After we discussed some graphics work that he was looking for, he told me that he had an extra ticket to the Bucs vs. Cowboys game this weekend, and asked if I would like to join him and his buddies who go to every Bucs game. When I told him that I hadn't been to a game yet, he was almost ashamed of me, and since it was my first game, he said that they would be the perfect people to go with.
Ray and his buddies tailgate every single game, but they have a limo take them to the games, so they don't have to drive and can get good and liquored up prior to, and during the game. There's about 15 of them that come down from Clearwater in a limo, and they would pick me up on the way.
Truth be told, I'm not the biggest sports fan. I'm more of a gamer, internet, graphics nerd kind of guy, but I'm excited to go watch some really really big men kick the snot out of each other for about 3 hours.
It's been a very long time since I've been to a major sports game. In fact, I think the last game I went to was at Wrigley Field in Chicago with my Dad. That was almost four and a half years ago, and it's a game I remember vividly, because I was underage, and my Dad was trying to get every bouncer to let me into the bars with him. Finally, we just found a restaurant/pub that would let us in, after he tried to get us into the Cubby Bear and Harry Carey's unsuccessfully. That was a fun day, because I love Chicago, and my Dad is a lot of fun to be around. Dad is not really a big football fan either. He loved baseball and hockey, and didn't like to watch football very much because he had a bad experience as a kid at a football game with his dad. He explained it to me a long time ago, but I forget exactly what he said.… Read MoreRead More
My clients often think that I only work for them. I'm sure you have come across them in your line of work, whether you are an employee reporting to someone else, or you work for yourself. They expect you to answer every time they call you, get back to you within 10 minutes when they ask you to do something, and everything, I mean EVERYTHING is urgent. If you've ever had a job, you know this type of person. I like to label these people as the 'Need it Now' peeps. Whatever you do for a living, you absolutely know these people. They send you emails at 2 in the morning saying they need something at 9 am, not realizing that time is 7 hours away. They call you at Ten saying they need something by 12. You know the drill.
I have one of these clients in my life right now, and it's almost time for that little conversation with them saying 'I have many clients, and you don't pay me enough to get the kind of specialized service you want', but phrased a bit nicer.
Sometimes, I don't think I have the patience for these clients, but I don't want to lose the paycheck. Well, at least not yet.… Read MoreRead More
It's probably not a good one.
I bet you've heard it all before. We don't fulfill orders fast enough. We don't get back to you quick enough when you send an email. We don't work with people very well.
Yup. Heard all that before.
Unfortunately, it's not all true for all graphic designers.
I happen to think that I'm very good at my job, and I'm very good with customers.
But that's just my own perception.
I know sometimes it's not reality, but I need to make sure that I have enough work coming in the door to keep the lights on, buy the high potency computer that I have to create all of your special little graphics that you want.
That's my reality. Living is not cheap. And I get my work done.
Since I've started in this business, I've had too many things happen to not force me to change a little bit.
Change is a good thing, and I've done a lot of it since I graduated college from the Art Institute a couple years ago.
As a fresh faced college kid starting his own business because I didn't want to work for the man, I started off making only enough money to eat PB&J's for basically all three meals every day.
I would starve myself so that I could live my dream of owning my business. I always wanted to be an entrepreneur, whether that meant that I did that part time, or full time.
I later found out that if you're an entreprenuer, that's your full time job, and you can't really do anything else. If you're trying to become an entrepreneur, you're actually a 'wantrepeneur'.
My buddy Joel gave me that name when I came out of college, so in a way this whole venture of running a graphic design business was my way of telling him to shove it.
I've never had any employees. It's not my style. I really just want to work for myself and by myself so I don't have to pay anyone.
I know that won't turn into a massive business down the road, but that's not what I'm looking for.
At my true heart, I'm a minimalist, and I don't need much.
I simply need a bed to sleep in, a computer by my side, a few bucks in my pocket, and a TV to watch at night.
I don't have a girlfriend. Don't really want one at this time. I'm 23. I like to hang out, have fun with my few friends who are mostly gamers, and get online and game with them when I'm not working.… Read MoreRead More


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Sante Fe lawyer Ed Eagle is "a fascinatingly flawed character,"* and in these three edgy, exciting novels from the New York Times bestselling author, he takes on difficult clients, a dangerous woman, and cases that offer "plenty of fun" for thriller lovers. (*Booklist)
Short Straw
Santa Fe Dead
Santa Fe Edge
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The wife of a member of an elite police team has spoken of her horror at seeing him gunned down while trying to help during a break-in at a neighbour's property near Ladysmith.
Constable Sithembiso Sifiso Yende, 38, was off duty when he was shot twice on Saturday night. One of the three assailants then picked up the fallen policeman's service pistol and fired another bullet into him.
"And then they just walked away, calm and didn't even run," his distraught wife, Bongekile Ximba, 36, told the Daily News on Monday.
Yende, a member of the SAPS Tactical Response Team (TRT), was shot in the chest and neck, and died at the scene in Ezakheni B Section. His firearm was stolen.
Police searching for suspects later that night came under fire from unknown persons, Transport, Community Safety and Liaison MEC Willies Mchunu said in a statement. However, reports that a few civilians were injured during the shooting could not be confirmed.
Ximba said she and her family were having dinner at about 10pm on Saturday when they heard the neighbour's cry for help. Yende immediately went to investigate, but returned moments later for his keys and service pistol.
Ximba said she followed him and saw the neighbour standing by her gate, screaming that there were people breaking into her sister's house.
Her husband went straight to three men, one of whom had a gun, who were standing by the neighbour's broken door, she said.
"He asked them what they were doing there and told them to go away. I had started crying and told my husband to come back."
Ximba said one of the men claimed they were sorry to have broken the door.
"I got scared because they just didn't run or walk away. My husband was a TRT and people knew that. The one who had a gun aggressively said, 'hey you'. He then shot at my husband twice, and I saw him collapsing."
Ximba said one of the men picked up Yende's gun and fired. "He shot him once and I just saw my husband caught in the muzzle flash."
At the time, she had not realised that her husband had died, she said, adding that police and an ambulance had arrived quickly.
"They took out a stretcher from the ambulance and then put it back without his body after a moment. They asked who he was staying with and asked to speak with me in private. I just realised he was already gone," Ximba said.
The house the men broke into was a shebeen, she said.
Mchunu said his department found the increasing number of attacks on policemen "very disturbing and totally unacceptable".
"The job of police officers is to provide a safe and secure environment for citizens of the country and as such they should be treated with respect and admiration.
"These are men and women who have sacrificed their lives to serve the community to the best of their ability."
Mchunu condemned the murder and extended his condolences to Yende's family.
"We can assure them that members of the police will work around the clock to ensure that those who are responsible for this murder are brought to book as soon as possible."
Ladysmith police are investigating one murder and two cases of attempted murder.
Provincial police spokesman, Captain Thulani Zwane confirmed that no arrests had been made.
Yende is survived by his wife and four children, two from his marriage with Ximba.
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Angry Ovaries
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"The Angry Ovaries....bleeding marvelous cartoon series....."
"I suspect that the scriptwriters are more than familiar with my Delta of Venus"
The Angry Ovaries was a popular animated television series, broadcast in the early 1990s on Nickelodeon. Though a small minority considered it crude and uninspired, it regularly topped the viewing figures, with fans eagerly awaiting each months newest installment.
edit Show Overview
The show revolved around twin brothers Gamete and Falloppio, frequently focusing on their intense sibling rivalries, but also examined how the two could never come together. Critics of the series often focused on the sometimes obvious cycles {the brothers start off friendly, become increasingly belligerent, spiteful and violent, with a return to the status quo once the bloodletting has finished) within the plot of each episode, which seemed to demonstrate a lack of depth to the characters, and reused the same plotlines again and again.
The series was cancelled in 2001, after it was "supposedly" linked to a number of high profile cases of violent abuse, and a mere four cases of murder.
edit Main Characters
The writers of the series have stated that the Angry Ovaries were heavily influenced by the characters Tahei and Matakishi, the two goofy, buffoonish characters that serve as sidekicks to General Makabe in Akira Kurosawa's 1958 film The Hidden Fortress. They also claim that, in part, the duo represent an homage to two of the Three Stooges, though many consider this to be the sort of things that sad, tired hacks with little or no talent often say in an attempt to make themselves sound intellectual.
- Gamete: The smarter and more articulate of the twins, Gamete is seen as the stabilizing influence. Often moody and sometimes melodramatic. Gamete abuses his brother constantly for sloughing off, both verbally and physically. Suffers from occasional violent mood swings.
- Falloppio: The more troublesome of the pair, Falloppio is always up to no good, despite his obvious lack of intellect. Throughout the series it is often Falloppio who initiates the situations in which the brothers find themselves involved with.
edit Common Episode Threads
Although a childrens cartoon series, many critics and viewers alike appreciated the shows more adult humour, often utilising a more sophisticated sense of word play jokes and cultural references, and vaguely risqué storylines. In fact, whilst generally considered a childrens television program, the Angry Ovaries enjoyed a large percentage of adolescent and adult viewers. Women over the age of age of 50 were relieved when the episodes stopped, saying that without the monthly show, they could focus on enjoying life to its fullest, though didn't explain in any detail why.
Some of the repeated themes that featured throughout the series include:
- Gonad, the Big Hairy One: Falloppio's superhero alter-ego became a popular running gag, with the interplay between the character donning padded clothing and a plastic sword, and the live action footage provided by comedy genius Arnold Schwarzenegger.
- Uncle Glans and the Search for the Hidden Valley: Wiley Mountainman, Uncle Glans, dons his safety helmet and goes in search of The Lost Mine, and the treasure of "Lusty" Libido.
- Eu tu Andrea Dworkin?: The brothers discover that even women's rights nutcase Andrea Dworkin allows Shaft access to her inner-sanctum in hopes of finding a mythical thing called "Joy".
- All About Eve Ensler: Each episode contains a longwinded and often monotonous rant by Andrea Dworkin's "beautiful assistant" Eve Ensler.
edit Additional Characters
Gamete and Falloppio are the only characters to appear in every episode, though a number of supporting characters often recur within many episodes. These include:
- Dr Mittelschmerz: Large bear-like character, Dr Mittelschmerz is a Freudian Psychoanalyst with issues. Hilarity ensues.
- Electra Complex: The Doctor's beautiful daughter and assistant
- Urethra Franklin: Big boned Gospel and R&B singer, making frequent appearances throughout the series.
- Uncle Glans: Voiced by Dan Haggerty, star of 70s sitcom Grizzly Adams, Uncle Glans featured heavily in the first two series, but by series three was reduced to infrequent appearances.
- Shaft Vaginal detective and a mean motha... Watch your mouth
- Joey Spermatoza: The wiggly neighbor and bon vivant.
- Father Seamus O'Toole: The boys have regular visits from the Monsignor of the Church of the Holy Speculum, with hilarious results.
- Rod Berry: Game show announcer who is always inviting things to "Come on down!"
edit Notable Quotes and Catchphrases
- "Its that time of the month again!" - Gamete
- "What more do you want? Blood?" - Gamete
- "I'm going to fuckin' kill all of you!" - Falloppia
- "I'm comin' for you!" - Uncle Glans
- "Y'all like a bear wit' a sore head" - Uncle Glans
- "I love you, daddy" - Electra Complex
- "PMS? PMS? Come here whilst I staple your nuts to the floor" - Urethra Franklin
- "Jesus...eggs again? Can't you make anything but eggs?" - Falloppia
- "Mind if I come again?." - Shaft
- "How you doin'." - Joey Spermatoza


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When Toni Ann Moschello enters her Stafford Township kitchen, her grandparents are never far from her mind.
One grandmother and grandfather were from Italy, another grandmother from Germany. One grandfather was from Russia and was an avid gardener. Each grandparent has left their mark on Moschello's cooking style and approach to food.
"I don't know where my cooking came from, but I know where my exposures came from," said Moschel-lo, 33. "I was exposed to so many different things. That's why I cook the way I do. We can have lasagna one night and then I can have brautwurst and sauerkraut and a beer the next."
That approach is apparent in both her blog at forkfulofsimplicity.blogspot.com and in her new cookbook, also called "Forkful of Simplicity."
She says more than 3,000 people have visited her blog so far - and like her grandparents, her visitors are an international group.
"I see a lot of people from Germany. I see people from the United Kingdom. I've even had vistors from Sri Lanka - but I think that's a mistake," she said.
Moschello didn't set out to be an international cooking sensation. She didn't do a lot of cooking when growing up, but did spend a lot of time with her Italian grandmother, Marie Bocchicchio.
"She didn't physically teach me how to cook, but we spent a lot of time together and I was always watching her. She would prepare breakfast for me, prepare lunch for me. She never said 'This is how you do it,' but I could see, what she was doing." Moschello said. Her other grandmother, Liesbeth, would share the contents of care packages she received from relative still living in Germany.
Visits to her paternal grandparents also included spending time in the garden maintained by her grandfather, Boris Makarow.
"His garden was absolutely spectacular. He always had beautiful vegetables," she said. "I remember he would make tea and put it in a jelly jar and shake it up to mix in the sugar."
If Moschello thinks about her grandmothers when cooking, she thinks of her grandfather when she now works in the garden she and her husband, Tony, maintain.
"My garden reflects that. My husband has an absolutely beautiful garden," she said.
Family get-togethers sometimes brought strange culture clashes.
"I come from a family of three children, so it was always somebody's birthday or something. It was comical when my grandparents would get together, it would be who was drinking vodka, who's drinking a glass of red wine," she said.
It was getting married that prompted Moschello to start experimenting and developing her own style in the kitchen.
With her old-world influences, Moschello balks at serving prepared foods and sauces. She prefers that everything she puts on the table have the homemade touch.
"I make my own salad dressing, soups and marinades. It's not a lot of work. When you can put fresh ingredients and fresh vegetables in what you cook you really enjoy it," she said.
A self-taught cook, Moschello says she can make meals from just about anything she finds in her refrigerator. They usually turn out well, although there have been some disasters, she admits.
"I don't make pizza - we don't want to talk about this," she said.
Working part-time as a receptionist at a local chiropractor's, Moscello works to make a home-cooked meal every night.
"I love it. I feel it's my contribution back. Everybody has a gift, I feel this is mine," she said.
She began her blog in August.
"I just want to share how I cook and what I cook," she said. "I like to keep the food simple. I try to make things that are different, like roasting broccoli."
Her blog inspired her to write her cookbook, which features 125 different recipes. Some recipes are ones she found elsewhere and tweaked to fit her cooking style. But most are ones she either created herself or inherited from family members.
"The picture on the cover is my grandmother's favorite dish, it's pasta with garlic and olive oil - it's simple and perfect, like she was," Moschello said. "And there are German chocolate cupcakes and Russian tea cakes - If you know me, you know what it means. Everything in the book has something to do with the people who knew me, because that is who I am."
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Pasta and Garlic (Aglio e Olio)
•Pasta (your choice)
•1/2 cup olive oil
•Salt and pepper
•Fresh garlic, chopped fine ( 5 to 6 cloves per pound, depending on your taste)
•Parmesan regianno cheese, for topping
Cook pasta according to directions. While pasta water is boiling, heat olive oil (enough oil to toss with pasta) over medium heat. Season oil with salt and pepper. Add garlic to oil and cook. Once garlic is hot and sizzling (about 3 to 4 minutes), remove from heat immediately taking care not to burn the garlic. Drain pasta. Toss pasta with olive oil and garlic. Add more oil if needed. Top with grated cheese.
No Fuss
Pasta Sauce
•1/2 cup extra virgin
•olive oil
•1/4 cup dry red wine
•1/2 cup crushed
•2 to 4 garlic cloves, minced
•2 tablespoons parsley
•Salt and pepper
•1 pound pasta
•(your choice)
•8 strips of bacon, cooked and crumbled
•Grated Parmesan cheese
Combine olive oil, wine, crushed tomatoes. Mix in garlic, parsley, salt and pepper. Let sauce rest for at least 1 hour in the refrigerator. Bring a large pot of water to a boil for pasta. While water is coming up to a boil, remove sauce from refrigerator. Allow it to come to room temperature. Cook pasta according to directions. Drain pasta. Combine pasta with sauce and toss with bacon. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.
Russian Tea Cakes
•1 cup butter, softened
•1/2 cup confectioners sugar
•1 teaspoon vanilla
•2 1/4 cups flour
•1/4 teaspoon salt
•3/4 cup mixed nuts, finely chopped
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. In a large bowl mix butter, confectioners sugar and vanilla. Slowly work in flour, salt and nuts until dough holds together. Shape dough into 1-inch balls. Place on ungreased cookie sheet. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until set, but not brown. Remove from oven and cool slightly. While tea cakes are still warm, roll each cake in additional confectioners sugar.
German Chocolate Cupcakes
•1 cup pecans, chopped
•1 cup coconut
•1 18 1/4-ounce box German chocolate cake mix
•1 stick butter
•1 8-ounce package cream cheese
•1 16-ounce box powdered sugar
•Pam spray
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray cupcake tin with Pam. Sprinkle nuts and coconut in bottom of each cupcake section. Mix cake mix as directed on box. Evenly distribute among each cupcake section. Mix butter and cream cheese together. Mix in powdered sugar. Pour over cupcakes. Bake 1 hour. Cool before serving.


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About Living with Energy in Iowa magazine
Welcome to Living with Energy in Iowa, the magazine for members of Iowa's electric cooperatives. Published by the Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives, Living with Energy in Iowa has its roots in a proud, award-winning tradition of communicating to electric cooperative members about important issues involving electric cooperatives and electricity usage.
The very first statewide electric cooperative publication in Iowa was an eight-page, large-format newspaper called Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative News, which was sent to electric co-op members in January 1948. After going through two name changes, the tabloid newspaper became a magazine-sized newspaper called Iowa Rural Electric News in July 1960. In that issue, editor David E. Bryant wrote the following, in part, to describe the purpose of the publication: " ... to help keep you informed on matters pertaining to your electric co-op ... and to provide how-to-do-it information and ideas which will help you make the most effective and efficient use of the electric power which you're purchasing through your electric co-op."
Not surprisingly, we have those same goals today. The title of the magazine — Living with Energy in Iowa — reflects that we think life is pretty good here in Iowa. In fact, it's a phrase that says a lot about how to approach life in Iowa, and it permeates the pages of the magazine. Living with Energy in Iowa shows how electric cooperatives contribute to the local economic growth and betterment of their communities and how they work to provide safe, reliable and affordable electricity. The magazine also offers tips on reducing energy bills, making energy-smart purchases and planning energy-efficient remodeling projects — along with stories on Iowans with interesting businesses or hobbies and coverage of family vacation destinations in the state. And, of course, every issue showcases recipes — many of them contributed by members across the state.
The phrase "Living with Energy in Iowa" is a mark registered within the state of Iowa to the Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives.
About the Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives
The Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives, a Touchstone Energy® partner, is the Des Moines-based service organization representing the state's member-owned local electric cooperatives. These cooperatives are committed to delivering power that is safe, reliable, environmentally responsible and affordable.
Iowa's farmers began forming rural electric cooperatives (RECs) during the 1930s, when large electric companies bypassed rural Iowa due to its sparse population. These pioneering men and women borrowed startup money from the Federal Rural Electrification Administration, which was created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on May 11, 1935.
Today, electric cooperatives offer more than reliable electric service; they also work to improve rural living. For example, all are involved in local community-betterment and economic-development programs. Many electric cooperatives offer state-of-the-art satellite television equipment and services to rural homes outside the reach of cable TV companies. Others lease emergency pagers, ideal for elderly people. And still others are involved in unique programs to improve rural housing or help home buyers with low-interest loans.
Formed in 1942, the IAEC provides legislative, regulatory, safety, communications and education and training programs and services to 35 member-owned distribution cooperatives (and seven generation and transmission cooperatives) that serve more than 650,000 Iowans in 210,000 homes, farms and industries in all 99 counties. Iowa's electric cooperatives are part of a national network of 1,000 electric cooperatives that serve 25 million Americans in 46 states and work together through the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, a Washington, D.C.-based service organization established in 1942.
Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives
About Touchstone Energy Cooperatives
Touchstone Energy® Cooperatives is a national alliance of local, consumer-owned electric cooperatives providing high standards of service to customers large and small. More than 750 Touchstone Energy cooperatives in 46 states — 34 in Iowa — are delivering energy and energy solutions to approximately 32 million member-owners every day. Touchstone Energy cooperatives serve their residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural members with integrity, accountability, innovation and a long-standing commitment to communities.
Touchstone Energy co-ops provide high standards of service, emphasizing the significance of each electric cooperative's local presence and unique ties to its community — but offering the resources of a nationwide network to bring added value and benefits to customers. Some of the innovative programs Touchstone Energy co-ops offer include online energy audits, consolidated billing, energy management services and energy-efficient home information.


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Three American rabbis joined today with eight Protestant clergymen and a Buddhist in a denunciation of the South Vietnam Government for its religious persecution of the country's Buddhists.
Rabbis Julius Mark, Edward Klein and Judah Cahn were among the signatures of a full-page advertisement in the New York Times which reproduced a photograph of a Buddhist priest who committed suicide by fire as a protest against the Government's policies.


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I'd like to hear from readers out there on the issue or rather, growing problem, of marketing solicitations over the cell phone. I would love to be able to nip this trend in the bud with your help.
Companies are increasingly sensitive to critical blogs, especially those that are widely read, so here's our chance to stop what may be a pernicious new trend, selling your cell phone number to the highest bidder.
Here's what happened.
I used AT&T's cellular service for years and never had a problem. Unfortunately when I moved to Vermont I received a letter from them, in the real United States Post Office mail, informing me that their coverage in my area was not the greatest and they would be cutting me off soon so I should find another provider.
Well, they didn't have to tell me their performance in Northern New England sucks. Still it was a disappointment to have to find another service.
I ended up with Sprint and ever since, I get these junk phone calls on my cell. Many of them fishing, not phishing, to find out what kind of car I drive by telling me my warranty is up and if I give them all of this personal info they will take care of it.
I have a 1989 Mercury Mystic. I'm pretty sure the warranty was up ages ago.
That's beside the point. The point is, is Sprint selling my new cell phone number to marketing companies? I think so but can't prove it. Besides, I thought it was illegal.
Is anyone having similar problems with Sprint or other providers? I'd like to hear from you. Tell me your story and I'll post it to this blog.


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I have no idea how a website is built, I don't know where the homepage is, there are a hundred directories and all the files end with .w .r and .i. Is there a tool that will help me break down how the site is made and where the homepage resides? Thanks for your help!
What site are you referring to?
Homepage usually resides in the main directory of your web server. If you are running the server on your own machine, try http://localhost/ on your browser.
You could find or write a script that lists a site's contents if your OS doesn't have a tree. I find my Windows * search does a list OK, but it isn't quite as easy to see relationships. Folder and file names usually give some clue as to what they hold or do.
Starting near the top level folder I would try opening the files in a text editor (not running by mistake!) to see if they were binary or text. The .htaccess file is ~#1 as are any "config" files I might see.
If they're text, then the hard part. It takes understanding of the language to see and pick apart enough to follow up on things. But I guess most languages have a way to "include" code from elsewhere.
Get out your scratchpad and open your clipboard, I'm willing to bet you'll need notes to keep track of options and "leads".


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If you prefer high-rise living and convenience to DePaul's Loop Campus, you'll enjoy living at the University Center (UC). The UC, which opened in 2004, was jointly developed by DePaul, Roosevelt University, and Columbia College. Later, Robert Morris University joined the mix. You'll mingle with students from all four schools in the building's food court, third-floor rooftop garden and workout center, however DePaul residents are grouped together in terms of living arrangements. Both suite-style and apartment-style units are available to all students, who range from freshmen to graduate students.
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So now we know that when President Obama says he wants an "all of the above" strategy for energy, "the above" doesn't include the energy source in which America has the biggest advantage over the rest of the world: coal.
Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency announced a new regulation that, if enacted, will effectively outlaw the building of new coal-fired electricity-generation plants. In its proposed rule — which, by the way, is 257 pages long – the agency says it is using a "common-sense approach to reducing CO2 and other [greenhouse-gas] emissions, which by causing climate change, pose a serious threat to public health and welfare."
The EPA's proposal defies common sense in several ways. I will focus on two of them: the essentiality of coal both here in the U.S. and around the world, and the negligible effect that this move will have on global carbon-dioxide emissions.
Coal has been an essential fuel for electricity production in America ever since Thomas Edison used it in the first central power plant on Pearl Street in lower Manhattan in 1882. Coal provides about 45 percent of domestic electricity, with natural gas providing about 24 percent and nuclear 20 percent. The balance comes from hydroelectric power and other renewables.
While it's true that coal has been losing market share in the U.S. to natural gas over the last few years, regulators need to keep a diversified portfolio of fuels in the electricity-generation mix to help avoid unexpected price shocks from reductions in supply. And that's where coal's value becomes apparent: The U.S. has about 237 billion tons of coal reserves — about 28 percent of the world's known deposits. That's 241 years of supply at current rates of domestic consumption.
Since one ton of coal contains about as much energy as three barrels of oil, U.S. coal reserves total about 711 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
America isn't the Saudi Arabia of coal; it's the entire Middle East of coal. U.S. coal deposits contain about the same amount of energy as the oil reserves of Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates combined.
And yet now, in the name of doing something — anything — about climate change, the Obama administration wants to keep much of that coal locked underground by outlawing new coal-fired power plants. That's not going to work. Proof of that can be seen by looking at the latest coal-export data. Between 2005 and 2011, U.S. coal exports increased by more than 60 percent tonearly 80 million tons. And those exports are almost certain to continue rising. Peabody Energy, the giant St. Louis–based coal producer, is planning to export some of the coal it produces from its Wyoming mines to China. The company is already shipping some of its domestically produced coal to India.
The Obama administration wants to ignore the rapid growth in the global coal market. It also wants the public to believe that outlawing new coal-fired power plants won't cost anything. In its press release, the EPA said that it "does not project additional cost for industry to comply with this standard."
But let's move on to the larger issue of coal use and carbon-dioxide emissions. That's where the inanity of the EPA's proposal becomes apparent. Between 2001 and 2010, domestic coal consumption fell by 5 percent. Over that same time period, global coal consumption soared, growing by about the same amount as oil, natural gas, and nuclear combined. Coal use increased by about the equivalent of 23 million barrels of oil. Oil consumption grew by 10 million barrels per day, gas increased by the equivalent of 12.9 million barrels of oil, and nuclear rose by the equivalent of 510,000 barrels.
Over the last decade, largely because of increased coal consumption, global carbon-dioxide emissions rose by 28.5 percent. Over that same decade, U.S. carbon-dioxide emissions fell by 1.7 percent. And here's a stubborn fact that the EPA and its allies on the Green Left simply refuse to acknowledge: Over the past decade, even if U.S. carbon-dioxide emissions had gone to zero, global carbon-dioxide emissions still would have increased.
Why? The answer is simple. The rest of the world wants what we take for granted: cheap, abundant, reliable electricity. Demand for electricity is a key reason that China's carbon-dioxide emissions jumped by 123 percent over the past decade. Over that same time period, Africa's emissions jumped by 30 percent, Asia's by 44 percent, and the Middle East's by 57 percent.
The simple truth is that banning new coal power plants in the U.S. won't make a whit of difference when it comes to global carbon-dioxide emissions. It is a de facto carbon tax on American consumers that the Obama administration seeks to enact by bureaucratic fiat, rather than have an open and honest debate about carbon-dioxide emissions and the viability of an overt carbon tax. On the legal front, the EPA is claiming that it has the authority to make this move because greenhouse gases "endanger both public health and the public welfare of current and future generations."
That may be true. It may be false. Regardless, the proper place to address such an important issue — one that involves many billions of dollars and tens of thousands of jobs — is in Congress, not at the EPA.
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As Eva Green's Vanessa Ives explains to Josh Hartnett's Ethan Chandler what 'a half-world' is, glimpses of scary monsters from Gothic literature flash in the video.
Showtime has debuted a new promo as well as announced the premiere date for "Penny Dreadful". In the recently-unveiled teaser, Eva Green's Vanessa Ives explains to Josh Hartnett's Ethan Chandler what demimonde is.
"Do you believe there is a demimonde? A half-world between what we know and what we fear?" she says, as the scenes offer glimpses of scary monsters from Gothic literature. "That sounds like a warning," Ethan responds, but Vanessa replies, "It's an invitation."
The psychosexual thriller created by John Logan ("The Aviator", "Hugo") takes place in Victorian London and weaves together the classic origin stories of horror icons like Dr. Frankenstein and his creature, Dorian Grey, and several characters from the novel Dracula.
At the TCA winter press tour, Hartnett said what lured him into the project was the people behind it (Sam Mendes serves as executive producer). "For me, the entire interest in doing the project was based on the people that were involved and being able to work with John, who's created such interesting stories over the years in film, knowing this was his first television project," he shared.
As for Green, it's her "meaty role." She explained, "All the characters are very complex ... [Vanessa] is such a beautiful heroine ... all the characters are very flawed, complicated and it's just great to sink your teeth into."
Responding to a reporter's comment that the show was like other psychosexual horror series namely "True Blood" and "American Horror Story", Logan said, "We're just creating our own show, and it's appropriate to what we want to do. I'm not concerned with pushing the envelope or not pushing the envelope. I'm concerned with being true to who these characters are."
"Penny Dreadful" will debut Sunday, May 11 at 10 P.M. ET/PT. Showtime has also set Sunday, April 13 as the premiere date for "Nurse Jackie" season 6 (9 P.M.) and "Californication" season 7 (9:30 P.M.).
Docu-series "Years of Living Dangerously" about global warming is set to follow at 10 P.M. Executive produced by James Cameron, Jerry Weintraub and Arnold Schwarzenegger, it is supported by prominent stars like Matt Damon, Jessica Alba, Olivia Munn, Ian Somerhalder, Harrison Ford, Michael C. Hall, Don Cheadle and America Ferrera.


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The upcoming 4.0 reference release of Apple's iPhone OS will deliver new support for running multiple concurrent third party apps, and allow users to switch between them using a windows management mechanism similar to one made popular on the company's Mac OS X operating system.
The technology, detailed by people familiar with Apple's plans for the new firmware, will finally allow users to launch multiple apps in the background and quickly switch between them, as AppleInsider exclusively reported earlier this month. Currently, a running app must be quit when the user returns to the Home screen.
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Interesting. I heard on the radio it was a one-year deal. Probably the $2M+ they were offering Vlade.
I'm really surprised he didn't go to Dallas. He's from there and really wanted to go there, and the Mavs could sure use his size. But OTOH, Sac's a much better team.


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The financial and economic crisis and its political reception have forced many EU countries to implement severe austerity policies. In some cases, these reforms have impaired social inclusion and may lead to a dismantling of the welfare state. However, researchers and policy-makers still lack systematic and standardised data on the extent to and the direction in which individual Member States have changed their social policies.
Bertelsmann Stiftung aims to fill this gap with the Social Inclusion Monitor Europe (SIM). The project will collect, aggregate and weight data on policy reforms affecting several key dimensions of social inclusion – such as poverty prevention, inclusive labour markets and inclusive education. Only such data will enable informed evaluations of the effects of reforms and cross-country comparisons. On the basis of an annual online expert survey, the project will evaluate governmental initiatives as well as governments' political agenda-setting with regard to social issues for each of the 28 EU Member States. With approximately 40 indicators, the SIM will become one of the most extensive databases of directional social policy change available to date.
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The SIM aims to produce a dataset that will be used for several purposes. Firstly, it will inform European public debate on topics such as reform efforts of single Member States or comparisons of Member States' efforts to address social problems like youth unemployment. Secondly, it will make available rich data to stakeholders (e.g. the European Commission or NGOs) for investigating malpractice and reform gridlock in certain Member States. Thirdly, it will enable researchers to address a wide array of questions including the causes and consequences of social policy change and welfare state reform.
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Yep, I am going to say it - truffles make and economical and easy dessert to prepare for guests and friends. I had no idea that they were so simple to prepare until I saw this recipe. Paired with local sweet strawberries, you wouldn't believe what an amazing and impressive dessert these make!
Chocolate Truffles
From the show The Minimalist featuring Mark Bittman
7/8 cup heavy cream
8 ounces good quality bittersweet chocolate, chopped
un-sweetened cocoa powder as needed
1. Heat cream in a pot until it steams. Put chocolate in a bowl, pour hot cream on top, and stir until chocolate is melted and incorporated into cream.
2. Chill until solid all the way through, 1 to 2 hours. Using a chilled melon baller or latex gloves to prevent the ganache from melting or sticking to your hands, scoop out about a tablespoonful and quickly roll it into a ball. Repeat, lining truffles on a plate or a baking sheet.
3. If truffles become too soft to handle, place them in refrigerator or freezer for a few minutes. Roll them in cocoa powder, confectioners' sugar or a mixture of sugar and ground cinnamon. Serve immediately or store, wrapped in plastic, in refrigerator for up to four days.
Yield: 24 Truffles


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PARIS (Jul. 11)
Suspected war criminal Paul Touvier was released on $10,000 bail Wednesday, despite the urging of the state prosecution that he be held in jail pending trial on charges of crimes against humanity.
The decision to accept his bail request was made by a closed court, which gave no reason.
But the suspect's passport was confiscated, he was barred from talking to the news media and he must report to the police once a week.
Touvier, who headed the pro-Nazi militia in Lyon during World War II, was twice tried in absentia and condemned to death in 1946 and 1947. But the police never apprehended him.
He and his wife, reportedly aided by elements of the Catholic Church, hid out in various convents until 1971, when he was secretly pardoned by President Georges Pompidou.
Touvier remained a free man until new evidence led to reopening his case. He was arrested in May 1989 hiding at a convent in Nice.


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They are also the winners of round two of the quiz bowl Great Lakes Athletic Trainers' Association (GLATA) Annual Student Quiz bowl which advances them to the National Athletic Trainers' Association meeting to complete for the national grand prize in June.
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Yes, I'm playing with Photoshop again. But I like the result.
Yes, I'm playing with Photoshop again. But I like the result.
That's an excellent picture, great exposure. The only thing I'd do to it is crop the top out a little bit (rule of thirds) and then I'd print and hang that one in a moment.
Nice work.
Cool. Highly recommend using Smart Sharpen under the Filter drop down.
Good shot; she looks all comfy. How come there aren't any cats taking advantage?
Note to Scalzi regarding Erik V. Olson invoking the rule of thirds — I'd like to invoke Edison: "Hell, there are no rules here; we're trying to accomplish something."
Screw the croppage.
Idk what was the idea of this photo, but it looks scary for me .
Good picture and good use of negative space. I wouldn't crop.
Also not down with the cropping. The expanse of space above her head is what makes the photo work for me, largely because it gives such a nice amount of room for the light.
Wow, that makes Krissy look very Bloomsbury Group (which is a great compliment in my book).
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text: The Netherlands has always displayed budget discipline and would continue to do so, Dutch Finance Minister Jan-Kees de Jager told CNBC on Monday. "The perception of financial markets is always important...and that's why I also have the message for financial markets that for decades the Netherlands have shown a solid fiscal budgetary policy and this will not change. In any government we have seen in the past we have seen solid policy and this will remain in the future," he added.


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In Singapore, I kept being told how fast China is modernising and changing. And it is true that the first thing that you see as you come out into the arrival hall at Beijing airport is that symbol of American-led globalisation – a giant Starbucks.
But yesterday evening I went to an official banquet, where the official style was very Communist – and the food was like something from Britain in the 1950s.
I should explain that I'm travelling with a small group of American and European think-tankers, sprinkled with a couple of diplomats. I am the lone journalist. Last night we had dinner with Zheng Bijian, who is chairman of the China Reform Forum and the man who coined the famous phrase "peaceful rise" to describe China's emergence on the world stage. But apparently these days even "peaceful rise" is deemed to be too provocative, so the new formulation is "peaceful development with harmonious characteristics". I feel more re-assured already.
Verbal formulas are pretty important round here. On a couple of occasions last night, Mr Zheng told us gravely: "Taiwan is a core national interest for China. We have no room for manoeuvre on this issue." In other words – if the bastards declare independence, we're invading. Otherwise, he was affability itself. We got the usual toasts of friendship. And we also got nine courses of food – starting with cream of mushroom soup and ending with banana split; all washed down by a cabernet sauvignon with Chinese characteristics.


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Anyone want to chat during the Hot Stove League at 6pm??? If so, chat will be open....the Hot Stove League will be on 700WLW/1530am (Cincy)..XM 173 (only till 6:30) and on reds.com
Anyone want to chat during the Hot Stove League at 6pm??? If so, chat will be open....the Hot Stove League will be on 700WLW/1530am (Cincy)..XM 173 (only till 6:30) and on reds.com
I missed the 1st half hour of the show tonight but holy crap was Tom doing one heck of a freaking show since about 6:30 when i tuned in.
thom is really starting to grow on me...in fact i snuck in as the final caller tonite....he threw me a little by giving me an extra minute to talk about Reds v Indian fans in Columbus...but i wasnt so sold on him early last season (a little loud for me)...but I really think he, his dad and Jeff will be solid on the radio this season....also, what the heck was going on with reds.com?? I listened to the first half hour on the web, but at 6:30 it went to the Bearcat game...on WLW.com I could see it--but on reds.com?
I think what he had to say about Jonny Estrada was very awesome stuff.
I did too...in fact Thom had some very insightful stuff....enjoyed his views on Bailey and Coffey...I'm sure Chip will summarize it in the ORG later...
Damn, I'm fired up for the 08 season...next week from the Reds HOF should be entertaining as well (the Bremmamans)...unless something stupid happens, I should be there....
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The Turks in the 17th century seemed to develop flower meanings, as a way for the concubine women who could not read or write to communicate with each other.
During the Victorian era, the meaning and language of flowers became increasingly well-known. In a time when expressing such deep or affection emotions was not considered 'proper' behaviour, the notion of using flowers to communicate became very popular. Victorian women especially picked up the silent language that allowed them to communicate feelings and meanings that the strict propriety of the era would not allow.
Typically, the flowers were sent in the form of nosegays or 'tussie-mussies' (sometimes also known as a 'tussy mussy'). Small bouquets became a popular fashion accessory during the Victorian era and so it was not uncommon to see them worn as accessories or hair ornaments. Typically, tussie-mussies include floral symbolism from the language of flowers, and therefore may be used to send a message to the recipient in secret.
Today flowers have become more associated with gestures or significant events in one's life – weddings and funerals, or occasions such as Valentine's and Mother's Day. The ancient art of floriography is now used in a less direct but equally meaningful way, giving us flowers we now associate with certain celebration. By experimenting with what message you can create you can then impress your loved one with your flower knowledge while sending them a beautiful fresh flower gift.
Here are just a few of the most common meanings associated with your favourite flowers:
- Red roses – I love you
- Pink roses – I care about you
- Yellow roses – Friendship
- White lilies – Purity
- Daffodil – Chivalry
- Daisy – Innocence
- Orchid – Beauty
- Sunflower – Loyalty
- Orange tulip – Fascination
As for your special occasions, there are a number of flowers associated with each one:
- Valentine's Day – red roses, red tulips, white orchids
- Mother's Day – Pink or white chrysanthemums, pink tulips, peach or cream roses
- Halloween – Orange roses, red germini, bat orchids
- Christmas – Poinsettia, holly, mistletoe, white roses
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U.N. environment chief Achim Steiner, director of its Environment Programme, issued a plea for world leaders to avoid failure in the Copenhagen climate change talks next month.
The likely delays in sealing a global deal to fight climate change would have a "human cost", and increase the risks of great harm to the planet and the economic costs of dealing with it, the head of the UN environment programme said today. Achim Steiner also said there was an "extremely high" risk that the UN-hosted talks would drift into deadlock if the summit in Copenhagen next month failed to deliver a meaningful agreement. "The world has been focused on this moment for years," he told the U. K.'s Guardian.
A new global treaty to address climate change which many have hoped would be completed in December at the U.N. Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen "will take at least six months and possibly another year to finalize," according to negotiators at the heart of the UN talks as reported November 5 in the Guardian News and Media.
In a related item, Oxfam America has produced a new video on the urgent and critical need for action on climate disruptions. It's about 2 ½ minutes and is currently posted on the Oxfam America home page.
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MUNFORDVILLE — LaRue County senior point guard Kelton Ford had a game-high 22 points to go along with seven rebounds and a game-high six assists as he led the top-seeded Hawks to a 65-49 win over the second-seeded Caverna Colonels on Friday night in the championship game of the Boys' 18th District Basketball Tournament at Hart County.
MUNFORDVILLE — LaRue County junior wing Ivy Brown scored 19 of her game-high 32 points in the final 15:03 as the top-seeded Lady Hawks pulled away from the third-seeded Caverna Lady Colonels, 61-40 on Friday night in the championship game of the Girls' 18th District Basketball Tournament at Hart County.
The LaRue County Middle School seventh-grade basketball team won the Taylor County Invitational on Feb. 9. Front from left, Noah Thompson, Johnny Key, Kendrick Weathers, Ty Morris, Shane King, Isaiah Sublett, Dane Milby; back, Kane Harris, Jacob Gentry, Travis Wallace, Bryson Cobb, Brandon Cecil and Chase Puyear. Not pictured are coaches David Whitlock and Leon Kessinger.
Fifth Region Basketball
BOYS: Hart County High School
Quarterfinals on Monday, Feb. 25
Quarterfinals on Tuesday, Feb. 26
Semifinals on Friday, March 1
Finals on Saturday, March 2
GIRLS: Green County High School
Quarterfinals on Wednesday, Feb. 27
Quarterfinals on Thursday, Feb. 28
Semifinals on Sunday, March 3
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MUNFORDVILLE — Kelton "Putt-Putt" Ford's surge ended Tuesday night, but Dustin Coulter's recent upswing didn't.
Facing a 2-2 box defense with a chaser specifically on him, Ford's couldn't extend his streak of games with at least 17 points. However, Coulter picked up the slack as the top-seeded LaRue County Hawks pulled away from the fourth-seeded Hart County Raiders, 50-28, in the Boys' 18th District Basketball Tournament's opening semifinal at Hart County High School.
MUNFORDVILLE — The LaRue County Lady Hawks avoided another letdown at the hands of the Hart County Lady Raiders on Tuesday night by not letting up.
The top-seeded Lady Hawks opened the game with a 15-0 run before cruising by the fourth-seeded Lady Raiders, 54-11, in the opening semifinal of the Girls' 18th District Basketball Tournament at Hart County High School.
"I think that was the start we were looking for," said LaRue County star junior wing Ivy Brown. "It was good."
The Lady Hawks advance to district championship after a commanding 54-11 victory Tuesday over Hart County. Ivy Brown outscored Hart on her own with 22 points. Alexis Brewer had 18.
They are also guaranteed a slot in the 5th Region Tournament.
After a bad first day, the LaRue County Mat Hawks bounced back on day two of the Kentucky High School State Tournament in Lexington to finish in the top 10 of the state as they ended the tournament in ninth place overall and having five wrestlers take home state medals.
Girls' youth softball sign-ups
LaRue County girls' youth softball will hold sign-ups 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 23; and 1-3 p.m. Feb. 24, at LaRue County Park and Recreation. No late sign-ups after tryouts are held. For more information, call 270-234-4887.
Cheer championships
The inaugural KHSAA Competitive Cheer Championships will be Feb. 23 at WKU's Diddle Arena. Updated event information is available at the KHSAA website at khsaa.org.
If the LaRue County Lady Hawks need any extra motivation heading into their postseason debut tonight in Munfordville, all they need to do is take a glimpse at their past.
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Spiros Greek Island
215 1st Avenue South
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It used to be a good place to eat until they turned up the music so loud that you cannot carry on a conversation.I want good food without the tinnitus and hearing loss
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This is by far my favorite restaurant. I have lived in the Seattle area for 2.5 years now and we eat out regularly. Spiros has the best combination of food, atmosphere, and customer service that I have found all at a very reasonable price. For around $15/plate you get a nice sized portion of your favorite Greek dish. I can't wait to go back
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I've worked across the street from Spiros for four and a half years and eat there at least twice a week. The service is always prompt and friendly and the food is consistently great. ...To give that some perspective, I work in a Bar and Grill that offers it's staff half-price meals and I still walk across the street to happily pay full-price at Spiros.
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We're from S. California. This has to be one of our favorite restaurants. We also enjoy the food and service. We have family and friends in WA State, and we'll go out of our way to eat here. We have lots of restaurant options here in Orange County, so you can bet we know our restaurants, what's good, and what's not. This one rates high on our list!
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Great food and great service.. Try soulvaki dinner, it would feel you up.
by Denis L.
Awesome place loved it!
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Best Gyros on the west coast.
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Try the spanakopita appetizer.
by Dustin H.
Great Greek food. Check out the belly dancing on Friday and Saturday nights.
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You have to try the Greek Sweet Iced Tea. You can Oder it hot too!
by Penny R.
Food is stellar. Service not so much. Calamari makes up for it
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The gyro platter is amazing.
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Quaint little place with bellydancing. Can get a little loud. Tables a bit close so get comfy with your neighbor.
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Mark Wahlberg
Full Name: Mark Wahlberg
Hometown: Dorchester, MA
Relationship Status: Married to Rhea Durham
While currently known for his acting talents, Massachusetts-born Mark Wahlberg first hit the scene as a musician as Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch.
Having released at least one film per year for the last 12 years, Wahlberg has cemented his status as one of Hollywood's elite.
The Fear and Boogie Nights actor is certainly no stranger to holding his own with the Hollywood's top dogs, either. Adding to his list of accolades he received a 2007 Golden Globe nomination in the Best Supporting Actor category for The Departed.
Wahlberg and actress girlfriend Rhea Durham welcomed their fourth child together in January 2010. The couple got hitched in August 2009.


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Throwback track for the end of the week: our favorite South African bubblegum disco blog Afro-Synth highlights this incredible 1984 novelty hit by Bones Brettell (of Hotline) and Bernie Millar who "decided that in the light of [a] current flu epidemic, sneezers of the world should have some kind of VIRAL ANTHEM!" The single even made it overseas marketed as Italian Disco. Stream it below!
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SEAN Smith never had any doubt his fighters would go on to rule the nation.
The Stourbridge martial arts trainer was delighted when his charge Josh Burford claimed the British super-heavyweight title in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
It was a great day all round for his Ultimate Martial Arts gym as Burford beat Jarek Janiszewski, who also trains at the Cradley Heath complex, in the final at Wolverhampton University.
Smith, a former British champion himself at middleweight, says he was always confident his fighters would produce.
He said: "Anything can happen on the day but the standard at the gym is very high, so I always felt we would do well.
"Josh was always favourite to win but Jarek getting to the final was a real bonus.
"I'm delighted for both of them."
Rob Wilkinson gave Smith another reason to celebrate as he claimed the lightweight title.
Smith is now looking to further build his fight teams as participation in mixed martial arts continues to rise.
He said: "The academy is getting stronger and stronger and at the start of next year I want to start taking our fight team out to events.
"We're starting to get a track record of success. In nine out of ten events we enter our fighters get a medal."