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Had to send some love to LONG time homies Phil and Ryan of SERYE DESIGN. They have always come correct on the tshirt game and are just all around GOOD folks that you need to support. [AND NO they arent just some fashonista kids who jumped into the tshirt game... these guys ARE TRUE San Diego originals...]
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Keepin it TRUE!!! .:Oct 09 10:.
So... I got to do a mixtape for the fams at TRUE in SF as a part of their "CLERKS" series. The way it works is the homie Justin picked the tracks and I mixed it the way I usually do... pretty boring right? NAHHH I try to keep you entertained. =) If you are in the BAY AREA make sure you stop by TRUE and pick up this LIMITED edition CD ONLY available in San Francisco. BIG UP HIRO, MICHAEL, JUSTIN and the ENITRE TRUE staff. The cover looks like THIS VVVVVVVVV
BBoy Summit 2010 .:Oct 09 10:.
Another first in my book. Shout out to Kumari, Belle, and Alexis for the hook up. It wasn't what I expected, but it was pretty fresh nonetheless. You straight up had a Locking, Popping, Waacking, House, and Bboy/Bgirl battle. With shows in between. Mad styles in the building. The craziest thing though was the 41 contestants for the popping battle. Apparently, LA don't play with the popping skills. A few cats even had beef all day which resulted in them handling it on stage. Pretty fresh. Luckily, I managed to record the house battles WHILE taking pictures. Mad love for the style. So enjoy suckas.
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Fil-Am Festival 2010 .:Oct 09 10:.
This was the first time I've been to the festival. All I can say is that it was mad fun people watching. You had hella high school kids rolling around in clicks forming bigger clicks with other clicks. Then you had the "couple walk" where the guy pretty much walks in sync behind his girl while holding her. Straight comedy. You also had the cats from the hood throwing up the gang signs while walking around with the biggest pitbull I've ever seen. I would've asked to take pictures, but I'm not going to lie. I was scared. Also, peep the Pinoy Apparel hat. Super fresh. It reads Phillipines one way, then it reads Los Angles upside down. Mad ill.
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The first LG handset to offer BBM out of the box (sometime soon, according to BlackBerry) will be the G Pro Lite. Introduced in October as a cheaper, lower-end variant of the former G Pro flagship, the LG G Pro Lite won't see a truly global roll out, only select markets in Latin America, Europe and Asia getting it (with a release in the US being unlikely).
BlackBerry didn't reveal what other LG handsets will be pre-loaded with BBM. Anyway, Android users who don't have this messaging service pre-installed but need it can download BBM for free from Google Play.
As of October this year, BBM is hosting 80 million active users, about 20 million being Android or iOS device owners.
BlackBerry's smartphone market share has been on a downward spiral for quite a while, but at least BBM seems to be successful. For now.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Akamai Technologies continues to study the massive DDoS attacks that brought government websites to a standstill last year. The picture keeps getting uglier, but emergency planning hasn't improved.
At Securitymetrics.org's Metricon 5 event today, R.H. Powell, senior service line manager for the Cambridge, Mass.-based company, revealed new research and suggested companies do better at planning for these increasingly vicious attacks.
Powell has been watching the DDoS trend from a pretty tall vantage point. Most people use Akamai services without even realizing it. The company runs a global platform with thousands of servers customers rely on to do business online. The company currently handles tens of billions of daily Web interactions for such companies as Audi, NBC, and Fujitsu, and organizations like the U.S. Department of Defense and NASDAQ. There's rarely a moment -- if at all -- when an Akamai customer IS NOT under the DDoS gun.
Also see "The DDoS attack survival guide"
Gleaning data from 200 agent servers whose sole purpose is to listen in on port activity, as well as customer traffic logs and public reports and data from firms such as Forrester Research, Akamai has found, among other things, that:
Powell's assessment mirrors that of his colleague, Akamai CSO Andy Ellis, who told CSO in January that botnets launching many of today's DDoS attacks are so vast that those controlling them probably lost track of how many hijacked machines they control a long time ago. [Listen to the full interview with Ellis in The Long, Strange Evolution of DDoS Attacks]
"We see a lot less of the fire-and-forget malware-based attacks designed to bog down the machines that were infected," Ellis said, referring to old-school worm attacks like Blaster, Mydoom and Code Red. "Now the malware is used to hijack machines for botnets and the botnets themselves are used as the weapon."
In the last year, Akamai has seen some of the largest DDoS attacks in recent memory, which Ellis described as "huge attacks of more than 120 gigabytes per second." If you are on the receiving end of that much punch, Ellis said, "It's not a pleasant place to be."
The massive attack that started July 4, 2009 was a good example of this. In that onslaught, a botnet of some 180,000 hijacked computers hammered U.S. government Web sites and caused headaches for businesses in the U.S. and South Korea. The attack started that Saturday, knocking out websites for the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). US Bancorp, the nation's sixth-largest commercial bank, also took a direct hit.
Powell said the attack lasted a week and generated 64 billion log lines. Without a doubt, he said, it remains the biggest Internet attack Akamai has seen to date.
The only silver lining is that the company hasn't seen a huge amount of attack traffic yet from mobile devices. But, he said, "We are watching and waiting warily."
Powell said Akamai's goal is to get its customers to understand what's happening and do better at blunting the attacks from their own environments.
"We've found that there's still no emergency playbook for dealing with this kind of threat," he said. "We need to change that."


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2012 'Arab Idol' winner Carmen Suleiman [2]is swapping the spotlight for studies as she accepts a place at Cairo's prestigious Shorouk Academy.
Carmen is set to follow in the footsteps of many of Egypt's [3]favourite stars as she gets ready to study fine arts at the Academy's celebrated International Institute of Mass Media.
News of Carmen's decision to put down the microphone and pick up the books was leaked to the public by her proud uncle. Since fans caught wind of the announcement, Carmen's Facebook and Twitter pages have been flooded with messages of good luck and congratulations.
And that's not all - many fans have said they are already praying for the songstress to graduate with honors. No pressure then!
Are you behind Carmen's decision to continue with her studies or would you rather she stayed firmly on the fast-track to fame? Leave us your thoughts below!
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Who's worth more:
Garnett or O'Neal?
Prep-to-pro stars at top
of games this season
With additional firepower added to the roster this season, T-Wolves star Kevin Garnett has made it a point to work more inside.
While Kevin Garnett was an instant star in the NBA, Jermaine O'Neal took awhile to develop. But both of these prep-to-pro talents have been at the top of their games this season. Which leaves us with an intriguing question: Who is the better value?
What the Market Says: Garnett and O'Neal were the big winners in this summer's NBA contract extension derby. Garnett, who is in the final year of a $126 million deal that had him averaging $21 million per season, was lauded for accepting less money than he could have gotten on the open market when Minnesota signed him to a five-year, $100 million extension.
After flirting with the idea of jumping to the Spurs, O'Neal swore eternal allegiance to then-coach Isiah Thomas and signed on for seven more years with the Pacers to the tune of $126 million. Thomas, of course, was fired by new GM Larry Bird and is now performing the same duties as Bird with the Knicks in New York, but O'Neal has still played at an All-Star level for the Pacers, who go into the break with the best record in the Eastern Conference.
What Salary Guy Says: The question of whether they're worth the long extension green will remain an open one until they achieve significant playoff success, but from a performance standpoint, Garnett and O'Neal both embody the versatility of the new breed of NBA big men. Scouts argue about whether O'Neal is a four or a five, but regardless of whether the Pacers put him on the floor as a power forward or a center, O'Neal's combination of length, strength and quickness makes him virtually unstoppable in the size-challenged Eastern Conference.
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Jermaine O'Neal signed a seven-year, $126 million extension with the Pacers during the offseason.
Garnett, meanwhile, remains the most unique seven-footer in the game, and his game continues to grow each year. With Sam Cassell and Latrell Sprewell on board to help with the scoring chores, Garnett has taken more responsibility for rebounding and playing in the paint this year. But how many big men can step in and play the point when their floor general gets in foul trouble, which Garnett did when fouls took Sam Cassell out of the equation in a Minnesota game a few weeks back?
As good as they are, though, both big men come with some baggage. Garnett still faces the stigma of early playoff exits, in part because of his unique frame -- as versatile as he his, Garnett lacks the wheelbase of a true post player, and his relative inability to play with his back to the basket is especially costly in the West.
O'Neal, meanwhile, jumped straight from high school to the NBA and proceeded to languish on the Portland bench during his salad days. His slow start at Indiana caused many to wonder if he'd ever be a top-flight big man, but O'Neal has more than rewarded the Pacers for their patience.
The Bottom Line: Despite Garnett's MVP numbers, O'Neal remains the better value, largely because of the lack of dominant post players in the league. O'Neal's skills make the Pacers a virtual lock to make it to the NBA Finals despite the lack of a quality point guard. And with a core talent base that includes Ron Artest and Al Harrington as well as a talented management team of Bird and Rick Carlisle, Indiana is poised for a long run at the top of the Eastern Conference.
But when push comes to shove in playoff time, the worth of both O'Neal and Garnett will be defined by their ability to overcome what their clubs don't have. Given the injuries and disappointing performance of new center Michael Olowokandi, Garnett will face the task of muscling up against the West's heavy-duty front line talent, and even with Sprewell and Cassell it's unlikely that the Wolves can win three straight rough-and-tumble series and make it to the Finals.
O'Neal faces a much easier road to the Finals, but the lack of a point guard in Indiana will make the Pacers playoff run an ongoing roller coaster ride.
Unless Bird goes out and deals the likes of Jonathan Bender or Austin Croshere for a solid floor leader to replace the inconsistent Jamal Tinsley, the Pacers will have to wade their way through postseason opponents with a shaky, often stagnant offense.
They should get to the finals, but the prospect of running into a dominant point guard like Stephon Marbury in a seven-game series has to terrify Carlisle and Bird, and as constituted right now the Pacers would have little chance of defeating the Kings or the Lakers if they did make it to the final round.
The final postseason verdict? If Garnett can somehow get Minnesota to the Finals, he eclipses O'Neal as the better value. If O'Neal can find a way to help his club get past the Lakers or Kings, his stock goes up accordingly. And if they should happen to battle in the Finals, hoops fans will be treated to one of the most unusual battles between big men that's taken place on the hardcourt in a long, long time


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Lopez - I'm leaving in January
Jordi Lopez has declared he will be leaving Swansea in January in search of first-team football.
Last Updated: 21/12/10 1:41pm
Jordi Lopez has declared he will be leaving Swansea in January in search of regular first-team football.
The 29-year-old has made just one league start this term for the Swans and has seemingly failed to win over new manager Brendan Rodgers.
Lopez was given a two-year deal by previous boss Paulo Sousa, when he was recruited on a free transfer from QPR last summer.
Indeed, plans are already being formulated which should see the former Real Madrid and Sevilla midfielder leave the Liberty Stadium next month.
"I am only 29 and I can't be going along every week in training and not making the squad," he told the South Wales Evening Post.
"I have around three years at my best to play and I'm losing time here. When you're not playing it is difficult to be happy.
"I think it's going to be very difficult for me to get an opportunity now because the season has moved on a lot.
"I would like to move in January because I want to play - and I can't see that happening here.
"I'm speaking to my agent already. I've spoken to the chairman about my situation and I expect to move on."


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Notre Dame Honors Pro-Abort
The University of Notre Dame announced today that President Obama will be the commencement speaker this year and receive an honorary degree. Leaving aside the spit in the face insult to Our Lady that this invitation constitutes, the bishops of this country* spoke on this point in 2004:
"The Catholic community and Catholic institutions should not honor those who act in defiance of our fundamental moral principles. They should not be given awards, honors or platforms which would suggest support for their actions."
I hope that faithful Catholics will do their best to persuade the administration of Notre Dame to rethink this invitation. If the administration does not, I hope that enough faithful Catholics show up on May 17, 2009 to make the protest of the speech a memorable one. I also trust that the students of Notre Dame who take their Faith seriously will also find means during the speech to express their displeasure over the choice of speaker known.
* United States Conference of Catholic Bishops or USCCB
Update I: As usual, Ed Morrissey at Hot Air is on top of the story.
Update II: Totus chimes in.
Update III: For those of you who would like to make your views known to the president of Notre Dame, click here.
Update IV: Good. There is a website set up to organize resistance to this invitation.
38 Responses to Notre Dame Honors Pro-Abort
"Leaving aside the spit in the face insult to Our Lady that this invitation constitutes…"
I think Our Lady can endure it, as she has loving birth-pangs for all God's children to be saved…
Yep she can Mr. DeFrancisis. Why any faithful Catholic would endure for a second such an insult to Our Lady is another matter.
Mr. McClarey,
Your conception of the Church sounds more lihe a bastion than the sacrament for God's universal salvific will.
BTW, I wonder if you protested President Bush's commencement at Saint Vincent College, 2 years ago. You know, he instigated an unjest war and ordered torture.
I don't think it has anything to do with politics. Abortion is such a paramount evil — analogous to and well beyond in death count — the genocide of the Jews in the holocaust. The fact that a Catholic institution, apart of the Catholic Church, would invite someone who supports such a horror, even in ignorance, to deliver a speech and to commission the students to go engage the world presents itself as a scandal.
Now, granted, I ardently oppose the war in Iraq and I think we need to re-think our strategy on Afghanistan. My views on torture as just the same. However, the scope and gravity of these evils, is a pale comparison to abortion. Now, I'm not advocating a proportionalist trap of condoning or "watering" down the lesser evils, to totally oppose the greater one; I'm just saying, one cannot make the comparison as if the two sides are morally equal because the scope and gravity in and of itself attests to that.
I do not think President Obama should be given the opportunity to speak at any Catholic institution or receive any award. In the same way, I would have opposed President Bush speaking at a Catholic institution or receiving any award.
Rather, I think that Catholic institutions should avoid all together giving the privilege of speaking at such ceremonies to politicians who represent a political platform and a realm of bias and division (politics) instead of the breadth and all-embracing truth of the Gospel. At this point, I cannot name many Catholic politicians who are a "sign of contradiction" that bring to life Catholic Social Teaching in their political office who could truly be a uniting figure at a commencement ceremony.
That's my two cents.
Totally disagree with you in regard to President Bush Mr. DeFrancisis. I believe he waged just wars. As to the torture issue, I disagree with waterboarding, but I can understand how reasonable people would disagree with me.
As to President Obama, giving an honorary degree at a Catholic institution to a man who has raised campaign funds on the basis of his support for that barely disguised infanticide known as partial birth abortion is a capitualtion to the culture of death and a despicable, I would say calculated, insult to the Blessed Virgin who brought our Redeemer into the World through her womb. This is tantamount to a synagogue giving an award to a neo-Nazi politician. The administration of Notre Dame should be deeply ashamed.
Bravo Eric, always the voice of reason and faith!
Good call Eric! It really does help to have a range of viewpoints, especially in the face of Mark's attempt at moral equivalency. Your defense of orthodoxy is all the more poignant considering your opposition to the Iraq war.
Mr. DeFrancis,
do you really think it's just as bad to pour water on the face of 3 avowed terrorists as it is to murder a million babies a year? That is just sick.
"That is just sick."
Matt, I'd appreciate it if you would refrain from that type of comment. I enjoy your vigorous defense of Catholic teaching, but Mr. DeFrancisis has said nothing of a personal nature in this thread against anyone else and he should not be attacked personally. You made your point well without your final sentence.
I made no attempt at moral equivalency. You are reading into my remarks. Try harder.
You comment here often enough you should plug AC in your name, ie, place the http address as the link to your name.
You're part of the tapestry here, mind as well go all the way!
Mark D.,
are you unfamiliar with the term, "moral equivalency"?
When we decry the honoring of a pro-abortion president at a Catholic university, and you ask:
I wonder if you protested President Bush's commencement at Saint Vincent College, 2 years ago. You know, he instigated an unjest war and ordered torture.
You are clearly implying that the acts, even if we accept your analysis of them, are equivalent, or at least on the same moral scale.
Do you accept that abortion is far more grave a situation, as the Church teaches, or not?
The Church opposes instrinsic and grave moral evils. Unjust wars and torture are both.
Ah, Catholic Anarchist, with your penchant for name calling as a substitute for analysis and argument, it is always good to have the delete button ready when you come calling, and I deleted your last comment for personal insults.
Once again Mr. DeFrancisis I simply disagree with you about the wars being unjust. However, this entire thread is about Notre Dame honoring a pro-abort, and the Church puts abortion and euthanasia in a special category of evil as Cardinal Ratzinger noted in 2004:
"3. Not all moral issues have the same moral weight as abortion and euthanasia. For example, if a Catholic were to be at odds with the Holy Father on the application of capital punishment or on the decision to wage war, he would not for that reason be considered unworthy to present himself to receive Holy Communion. While the Church exhorts civil authorities to seek peace, not war, and to exercise discretion and mercy in imposing punishment on criminals, it may still be permissible to take up arms to repel an aggressor or to have recourse to capital punishment. There may be a legitimate diversity of opinion even among Catholics about waging war and applying the death penalty, but not however with regard to abortion and euthanasia."
Here is a link to the entire memorandum:
What the administration of Notre Dame is attempting to do should be anathema to all believing Catholics.
I was shocked and disappointed by this. One (small) mitigating factor, however, is that Notre Dame has a long-standing tradition, going back at least 50 years, of ALWAYS inviting each sitting president to be its commencement speaker. Most, if not all, presidents since Eisenhower have accepted the invitation at some point. They did not go out of their way to do this for Obama because they thought he was especially great (which was the impression I had at first)
Perhaps they (ND administration) felt they could not back out of this tradition now without it appearing to insult the presidential office. You all know how we're supposed to respect the office, no matter who happens to occupy it?
That being said: given Obama's particularly egregious efforts to promote the destruction of unborn human life, combined with the earlier controversies over Bush 43's appearance, now would have been a good time to drop this particular tradition simply because of its potential to be a source of scandal.
I doubt very much that a Jewish university would invite, say, Pat Buchanan or another well-known critic of Israel to be a commencement speaker, or that Brigham Young University (Mormon) would invite a vocal opponent of Proposition 8, even if they had a "tradition" of inviting similar public figures in the past.
Also, the argument that this is somehow going to promote "dialogue" and "openness" doesn't wash. This isn't a debate, a question and answer session, a panel discussion or a forum with multiple participants, which does not imply endorsement of any particular participant's views. (If it were, there MIGHT be some justification for having him there.) No, this is a speech by ONE man to a captive audience, at which he gets to express his views to them (and to the nation via press coverage), and at which he is personally honored with an honorary degree. Not a "dialogue" but a one-way conversation.
Good comment as usual Elaine. I would note that Bill Clinton never gave a commencement address to Notre Dame. I do not know if he received an invitation. As far as I can tell no pro-abortion President has ever before delivered this address.
The invitation needs to be rescinded once and for all.
Donald – You can't delete the truth, friend.
Correct Catholic Anarchist. Your comments are only deleted when they involve personal insult or are not on topic. Your most recent comment is not on topic, but you are responding to a prior comment by me so I will not delete it.
Notre Dame has made a grave error by inviting the abortionist to speak at their commencement. He is openly anti-Catholic and anti-God.
What possible reason would ND have for asking him above all of the many qualified, intelligent, Catholic or at least pro-life speakers from which they could have chosen? This is the question. Even if they have invited every sitting president throughout the years, this guy is like no other president in his outrageous disrespect for human life. He resembles Hitler more than a president of the United States.
His presence at ND will be an insult to the Catholic faith. Let us hope that through public outcry that they have the guts to un-invite him ASAP.
The Church opposes instrinsic and grave moral evils. Unjust wars and torture are both.
war is not intrinsically evil, water boarding is not intrinsically evil, though given circumstances it is reasonable to conclude that these acts in particular circumstances are, or even in almost every circumstance.
Are you suggesting that ALL intrinsicly evil acts are morally equivalent? That telling a lie is as grave an evil as abortion?
Do you even understand what "intrinsically evil" is? It bears no relation to the severity of an act. It's not that abortion is intrinsically evil that which makes it so heinous.
It's interesting to see just how ridiculous the arguments are over at Vox Nova. MZ's argument, such as it is, is "grow up." Thoughtful, that. Morning's Minion "doesn't care," although not for any reason that he can explain.
Henry takes the cake for the dumbest argument, though, as usually is the case. He says that this is like Jesus being criticized for hanging out with sinners. Yeah, except for the part where Jesus said that he was calling the sinners to repentance, and except for the fact that Jesus was specifically explaining why he was hanging out with the lower classes of society rather than the powerful and prestigious (precisely the opposite of what Notre Dame is doing), and except for the fact that Notre Dame is just sucking up to power rather than calling it to repentance. Other than that, it's a great analogy, worthy of
Should be a period after "analogy."
I graduated from Notre Dame in 1977. President Carter was our commencement speaker and he was pro-choice.
Nah, Carter wasn't an out and out pro-abort. His position was more complicated than that.
President Ford also gave a speech at Notre Dame. Here's what he wrote on abortion. Looks like his need for exceptions shouldn't have sat well with Notre Dame back then.
"Abortion on demand is wrong," he said, adding that every state should have a constitutional right to control abortion and expressing his belief that such laws need to "recognize and provide for exceptional cases."
Well Jim Notre Dame won't have to worry about Obama having exceptions. He is 100% pro-abortion. Of course the Catholic Church is 100% against abortion. Even a pro-abort like yourself should be able to see why this might be a wee problem for Catholics who actually believe what the Church teaches, especially since what the Church teaches is that an innocent human life is destroyed in every abortion.
Mark – Did I miss something? Did the Catholic Chuch, i.e. Our Holy Father, declare the Iraqi War an "Unjust War."
This is truly hypocritical. If Notre Dame wants to stay "true' to its beliefs, then NO U.S. President should ever be invited to speak at a commencement. ALL OF THEM would be guilty of violating Catholic doctrine. As mentioned, George W. Bush was criticized by his holiness Pope John Paul II for his "unjust" war in Iraq. How many innocent lives, including children, were lost in that conflict? How are those innocent lives any different from the unborn? What about Bush's immoral actions of torture and imprisonment? Did Notre Dame rescind his honorary degree as a result? The church needs to be consistent with its criticism. You can't viciously attack one person's views while ignoring the sins of others. This is why people are leaving the church. They are inconsistent. The church should be fighting on ALL issues where innocents are harmed, not just select one. What about the homeless people in this country that were ignored by the prior Republican administrations? Are their lives insignificant? Of course we don't need to mention the scandals in the Catholic Church itself.
I would have one thing more to say to all these people that are upset with President Obama speaking:
Romans 14:10 "But you, why do you judge your brother? Or you again, why do you regard your brother with contempt? For we will all stand before the judgment seat of God."
" You can't viciously attack one person's views while ignoring the sins of others."
That is a recipe for doing nothing Mr. Miller and allowing evil to flourish. We have almost a million unborn kids put to death each year in this country and President Obama is vigorously in favor of this policy. For a university dedictated to Our Lady to honor such a man is an obscenity.
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Michael discusses ways to integrate agile & scrum approaches with linear management styles often required to achieve organizational control in large complex environments. 6
Interview with Eduardo Miranda about Estimating and Planning Agile Projects
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Yearbook Order Form (Coming soon)
Download and print your yearbook order form and return to Media Teacher Teresa Scribner (RM 1162).
Spirit Gear Order Form (Coming soon)
Download and print your spirit gear order form and return to Media Teacher Teresa Scribner (RM 1162), Activities Coordinator Bryan Gordon (RM 1162) or Fiscal Secretary Allana Farrar (RM 1113).
Media Waiver (CLICK HERE)
Students are required to have a media waiver on file to be included in the yearbook, school press releases, and video. By not returning a media waiver, students are automatically removed from all media content. Return media waivers to school registrar Kelly Tugapa (RM 2002A).
Yuen Lui Picture Package Order Form (CLICK HERE)
Download the photo package order form for your yearbook photo. Checks should be made out to Yuen Lui Photography.
PTSA Membership Form (CLICK HERE)
Sign up to be an active participant in the school's Parent Teacher Student Association. The fee is $15, and you can return the form to the Main Office at any time throughout the year.
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The Administration for Children and Families at the Department of Health and Human Services announced a large number of grants to organizations that help support poor and vulnerable families and especially focus on responsible fatherhood, a cause that has been near and dear to President Obama's agenda. Among the recipients, three jumped out: Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Trenton received $555,330; Wichita Catholic Charities received $1.4 million and the Archdiocese of Hartford, Connecticut's Catholic Charities received $800,000. Maybe all those anti-Catholics in the Obama Administration we keep hearing about were asleep at the wheel on this, but I think, as in all things, the story is more complex: The Administration is willing to work with the Catholic Church, and the Catholic Church needs to work with the Administration, on areas of mutual concern. Now, if only we can get the Administration to live up to its commitment to liberalism and provide adequate conscience exemptions....
Of course, Archbishop Mansell, Bishop Jackel and Bishop O'Connell better watch out. The Reform CCHD attack organization might try and deploy its McCarthyite tactics against them now that they are doing business with HHS.
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With 35 years of experience and $1 billion in global sales, Artistry has found the formula for longevity. The beauty branch of Amway Corporation obtained more than 200 patents during this time and secured a spot among the top five worldwide beauty companies for more than seven consecutive years. Artistry's success is particularly unique given Amway's long-standing distribution/sales network, and Artistry's marketing approach is evolving to maintain the level of success and grow the brand. Barb Alviar, manager of beauty marketing for Amway Global, offers insight on the changes.
"We want to maintain our mission of helping women around the globe feel confident they are doing the best for their skin while keeping our position as a leader in the prestige beauty market," says Alviar.
To maintain the company mission of truth in science, consumer relationships and beauty, Artistry has relied on the marketing campaign "True Science, True Beauty" for several years. The worldwide campaign affords the company the opportunity to highlight the science behind the products. Alviar notes, "The message has to serve the customer as well as the business. It can be difficult, because sometimes it feels as though there are a lot of messages we are trying to get across through a very small window."
Artistry created a global team to address specific challenges of effectively marketing to a global audience—with members assigned different global regions with responsibilities for bringing current market insights to the table. "Each will bring market-specific information to meetings. It is a very interesting process, as different markets have different wants and concerns," explains Alviar. "We use this information to develop our product portfolio going forward."


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A day at the market
Published: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at 2:26 p.m.
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The inaugural Pleasant Street Farmers & Cultural Arts Market was held last Saturday on the corner of NW 5th Avenue and 10th Street. A steady stream of residents attended the market, with 64 signing up for the mailing list. Terri Bailey, founder of the POWER Group, which sponsors the farmers market, said the purpose of the group is to revitalize the Pleasant Street/NW 5th Avenue neighborhood. Beginning the first Saturday in May, market hours will be 10 a.m.-3 p.m. each month.
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Published: 2012-10-05, by Ana Gracia.
In Fruit Slayer, you probably know what to do: cut as much fruit as possible while avoiding the poison bottles, always trying to slash multiple fruits at once so as to get extra points as a reward.
The gameplay is really fun and also has three power-ups: lucky fruit, which adds 10 points, extra time and double points. There are three game modes, choose the one you prefer and start slashing all the fruits you see in the air... quickly before they fall down!
Pilot Fish Media Inc is the developer of Fruit Slayer, a fun slashing game where it's not that easy not to touch the poison bottles, as they will appear constantly and can be confused as fruits. Perfect for relieving stress, but it can get pretty frustrating!
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Cooks & Cocinas: Ben Brett
Published 12:02 am, Wednesday, March 23, 2011
The kitchen took priority when a couple built a house, and memories of their honeymoon in Italy influenced the space.
Who's cooking: Ben Brett, an account manager for a beer importer. Daughter Kaetlin, 9, is the sous chef. Wife Patty, a real estate agent, makes pancakes on the weekends, and she and their 11-year-old daughter, Jessie, handle cleanup detail.
What's cooking: Ben, who ran restaurants in college and just after graduating, likes to grill and experiment with pasta, chicken and shrimp. The family sits down to dinner most evenings. "We're really trying to carve out that family time," Patty says.
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In this kitchen: When the Bretts built their home in the Peninsula at Rogers Ranch years 21/2 years ago, they designed an oversized kitchen for frequent gatherings of family and friends.
The space: 16 feet by 22 feet, including the breakfast nook. The patio, 11 feet by 32 feet, serves as a second kitchen and eating area.
On the surfaces: Typhoon Bordeaux granite counters, travertine tile backsplashes and knotty alder cabinets set an Old World tone in the Tuscan-style home.
Porcelain tile floors mimic travertine but are easy to maintain.
The vignette on tile mural behind the range reminds the Bretts of their honeymoon on the Amalfi Coast of Italy.
Oklahoma stone on the face of the bar echoes stone on the outdoor fireplace and pool surround.
Why it works: The kitchen is set up to accommodate more than one person. The 4-foot-by-8-foot prep island in the center allows plenty of room for cooking and serving. Two sinks and two dishwashers help, too.
Ample walkways around the island make it comfortable for more than one person to work in the kitchen, and the bar between the living area and kitchen is designed as an island to allow easy passage on either end. The traffic flow works well for entertaining.
An oversized pantry holds all the staples, plus chafing dishes and other serving pieces.
A microwave drawer gives the girls easy access, and with a setting for warming, it doubles as a warming drawer.
Indoors or out: When open, the bifold glass doors leading to the patio almost disappear to create a seamless space. "This is like an expansion of the kitchen," says Ben of the outdoor area that includes a fridge, sink, grill and a brick oven for pizzas. Ben's working to master pizza dough, then he will experiment with different types of wood.
Splurges/sacrifices: The Wolf range with double ovens has been a pleasure, Ben says. Because they were putting cabinet panels over the fridge, the Bretts opted against a Sub-Zero.
Know of a good cook with a great kitchen? E-mail suggestions for Cooks & Cocinas to Home & Garden Editor Tracy Hobson Lehmann, email@example.com.


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An excellent midweek card from Nottingham this afternoon including the return of the exciting lightly-raced five-year-old Pearl Secret (3.40) last seen running a blinder when third at Royal Ascot back in June in the Group 1 King's Stand Stakes.
The selection goes well fresh, will enjoy the ground and really should make a winning reappearance although Tom Dascombe's Fine 'n Dandy is one to watch out for later on in the season.
The feature race is the listed Further Flight Stakes named in honour of Barry Hills' grey stayer and the race has been won by some good sorts in the past.
Continuum has been gelded and sold by Prince Khalid Abdullah for 240,000 Guineas over the winter and is a fascinating contender although his long term future may lie over hurdles.
Biographer will enjoy the ground but Ryan Moore is booked for High Jinx (4.10) and he gets the nod although this 1m 6f trip is on the sharp side for him.
Trainer James Fanshawe has made a good start to the season and the selection finished 2 lengths in front of Biographer at Doncaster (2m 2f) back in September and the pair meet on the same terms this afternoon.
The opening Mile Maiden (Division I) promises to throw up a number of future winners with Art Of War, She's Gorgeous and the newcomers Slemy and Sacred Act worth more than a passing interest. The selection however is Fast Delivery (2.10) fourth at Doncaster on debut in a race that is working out very well.
The fact that he went off favourite for that hot contest suggests he had been showing plenty at home and he is currently 66/1 at BetVictor to emulate his sire Authorized and win the Derby in June.
There was plenty of market support for Romsdal (6.00 Kempton) at Doncaster on debut and he ran very well finishing third behind a pair of more experienced rivals.
His dam was placed over 1m 6f so this slight step up in trip should suit with that experience behind him and I would be disappointed if he couldn't break his maiden at the second attempt.
Luca Cumani had his 65th birthday earlier in the week and the Newmarket handler has a couple of good opportunities for a belated birthday present including with the once-raced Don'T (6.30) who bids to maintain her unbeaten record having caused a 25/1 shock on debut over C&D back in October.
That race was run at a steady gallop and she did well to get up close home.
The 12f Handicap later in the card is a terrific little contest with a number of the runners stepping up in trip on their handicap debut including Coastal Storm and Mushala but I thought there was more to come from hat-trick seeking Enquiring (7.00) last time.
White Nile and Argent Knight make their all-weather debuts in the feature 2 mile Handicap which promises to be a belter.
Top-weight Noble Silk comes into the race on the back of an excellent second to Castilo Del Diablo and he has never finished out of the first three in seven starts on polytrack.


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Sale of books and pamphlets by the German-American Bund is being investigated by Commissioner of Investigation William B. Herlands to ascertain whether sales and business taxes have been paid to the city, it was learned today. Fritz Kuhn, national leader, and other Bund officials have been ordered brought in to testify. James Wheeler-Hill, national secretary, has already been questioned but has failed to give satisfactory replies, it was learned.


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Neal McDonough to be Cast in CAPTAIN AMERICA
It looks like Neal McDonough (Band of Brothers & Minority Report) is in talks to join the cast of the Joe Johnston directed Marvel film Captain America: The First Avenger.
At one point McDonough expressed interest in actually playing an older Captain America, but obviously that wont happen. If he does get cast he will play Dum Dum Dugan which is a great character for him to play! Dugan worked with a traveling circus as the strong man and served with Nick Fury's Howling Commandos during WWII. Then he became Fury's second in command at S.H.I.E.L.D. and one of his closest friends.
Here's some information on the character for those of you who don't know who this character is.
In the late 1930's the young Timothy Cadwallader "Dum Dum" Dugan worked as a strongman with a traveling circus. It was during this time that Dugan encountered the adventurer Dominic Fortune.
In early 1941 Dugan was traveling with the circus through Europe. In the Netherlands Dugan first met Nick Fury, the man who would become his closest friend, who was then a performer in a stunt flying act and parachute instructor. Fury was assisting the American military officer Samuel Sawyer on a secret mission to rescue a British agent before he was captured by the German forces that had invaded the Netherlands. Dugan agreed to help Fury and Sawyer, and together they succeeded in getting the scientist to England safely.
Inspired by this mission, Dugan decided to leave the circus and enlist in the British armed forces to help fight the forces of Nazi Germany. (At this point the United States had not yet entered World War II; Sawyer himself was working with the British at this time.)
After the Japanese attack on the American naval base at Pearl Harbor, Japan, in December 1941, the United States officially entered World War II. Dugan and Sawyer were both transferred to the United States Army's Rangers (soldiers fighting on commando missions). Sawyer's company of Rangers, including Dugan, battled German forces throughout Europe and in North Africa.
After Sawyer was forced to retire from combat duty due to injury, he and G-2 (army intelligence) together organized the First Strike Force, the special squad of rangers that came to be known as the Howling Commandos. Sawyer, who had become a colonel, arranged for both Fury, who had become a sergeant in the United States Army, and Dugan, who was now a corporal, to be assigned to this team. The Howling Commandos became legendary for their long string of remarkable victories over the Axis forces during the war. Dugan acted as Fury's second in command, and led the Howling Commandos on those occasions that Fury was unavailable.
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The Inn at Steamboat
3070 Columbine Drive, Steamboat Springs, Colorado, United Stateshttp://www.innatsteamboat.com(855) 441-2117 - Reservations & Information
Area Attractions
The Steamboat Pro Rodeo Series
http://www.steamboatprorodeo.com(970) 879-1818Rodeo performances are held on Fridays and Saturdays at the Brent Romick Rodeo Arena located at historic Howelsen Hill in Steamboat Springs, CO. Rodeo performances begin at 7:30* pm and run approximately 2 hours. *Performance on July 4th will begin at 6:30 pm!
Steamboat Flyfisher
35 5th St. Unit 102http://www.steamboatflyfisher.com/home970- 879-6552Our location on Yampa Street, which provides us with over 2,200 square feet of display space for our premium selection of fine fishing equipment and great outdoor gear. Featuring products from Sage, Winston, Scott, Simms, Patagonia, Abel, Hatch, Ross, Lamson and many others, we can outfit you for any angling adventure.The shop overlooks the Yampa River and provides customers with a great opportunity to try out rods and practice skills. Our knowledgeable pro-staff can answer technical questions as well as tips on local waters and proper techniques. For beginners new to fly fishing, we offer premium entry level equipment offered at reasonable prices. For experienced fishermen, we offer quality equipment and information as well as Northwest Colorado's most extensive selection of flies and fly tying material.
The Yampa River Botanic Park
http://www.yampariverbotanicpark.org/index.php(970) 846-5172The Park is free and open to the public from May to October. It serves as a "place of serenity," as a venue for a summer music festival, as a site for weddings and similar events, and as a resource for individuals and landscape architects and designers. The Park sits at 6800 feet above sea level, but, through the use of carefully developed microclimates, supports plants from the entire Yampa River Basin, which runs from 12,000 feet in the Flattops Wilderness to 4000 feet where it enters the Green River and then the Colorado in Utah.
Old Town Hot Springs
136 Lincoln Avehttp://steamboathotsprings.org/index.php(970) 879-1828Old Town Hot Springs, one of Colorado's premier hot springs, is a multi-use complex, open to the public. Old Town Hot Springs is located at 136 Lincoln Avenue (near the corner of 3rd and Lincoln Ave.) in downtown Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The facility is open seven days a week with eight, hot spring-fed pools, two waterslides, (seasonal: winter and summer only), a fitness center, exercise classes, and massage. Steamboat's Old Town Hot Springs is a must on your visit to Steamboat. The Old Town Hot Springs, your non-profit Heart of the Community, is a 501(c)3 corporation, solely supported by facility revenues and donations.
Strawberry Hot Springs
44200 County road #36http://www.strawberryhotsprings.com/2005(970) 879-0342Just outside of Steamboat Springs nestled alongside Hot Springs Creek lies one of the most spectacular mineral springs in the world. Imagine relaxing in 104 degree mineral water while Steamboat's famous Champagne Powder gently collects in the surrounding forest. Enjoy a massage in one of our beautiful private massage huts or a watsu therapy in our private pool. The pools are perfect for relaxing after a long day of skiing or hiking, and after your first visit you may want to come for the entire day! The vision of Strawberry Hot Springs is to maintain the beautiful natural environment while keeping the park accessible to all. Restrooms and changing areas are available as are picnic areas. Overnight rentals are popular year – round, and hiking and biking trails are nearby in Routt National Forest. We are only a short drive or shuttle trip from Steamboat Ski Area. Strawberry Park Hot Springs is truly an unforgettable experience. The blending of pure natural beauty and the unique stone masonry of our pools will undoubtedly impress you with each visit. Our facility is unique and unlike anything you have seen before.
Haymaker Golf Course
34855 US Highway 40 E.http://www.haymakergolf.com970-870-1846The 18-hole Haymaker Golf Course in Steamboat Springs, CO is a public golf course that opened in 1997. Designed by Keith Foster, Haymaker Golf Course measures 7308 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 133 and a 73.4 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels.
Rollingstone Ranch Golf Club
1230 Steamboat Blvdwww.rollingstoneranchgolf.com(970) 879-1391The 18-hole Rollingstone Ranch Golf Club in Steamboat Springs, CO is a resort golf course that opened in 1974. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. , Rollingstone Ranch Golf Club measures 6902 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 138 and a 72 USGA rating.
Pegasus Balloon Tours
42415 East Deerfoot Lanewww.steamboatballoontours.com/(970) 879-9191Steamboat Balloon Tours operates both Wild West Balloon Adventures and Pegasus Balloon Tours in the beautiful Yampa Valley, We fly every day in the summer and winter weather permitting. We can fly up to 10 adult sized people per flight and can do multiple flights per day, we always fly in the morning due to wind currents in the valley. Thanks for checking out our site and we hope to see you soon!
Steamboat Ski & Resort
2305 Mount Werner Circlewww.steamboat.com(970) 879-6111Find family-friendly activities, airfare , lodging, and events for visitors, meeting planners and travel agents.
Steamboat Art Museum
801 Lincoln Avewww.steamboatartmuseum.com/(970) 870-1755Steamboat Art Museum was formed in December of 2005. In 2006 the City of Steamboat Springs was given the historic First National Bank building located in downtown Steamboat Springs. The gift was from the estate of Helen Rehder, a long-time area rancher and artist, who stipulated that the building be used as a museum. SAM has signed a 99 year lease with the City for the entire building and is undertaking restoration of the historic building.
Bike Trails
Emerald Mountain Front Side Trails
http://steamboatbiketown.com/map/front-side-trailsAcross the valley from Mount Werner lies the town's mountain biking jewel, Emerald Mountain. Accessible from the heart of downtown via the Yampa Core Trail, Emerald fits the needs of a wide range of rider abilities with more than 4,000 acres of public land and miles of connected singletrack. While the trail network may appear daunting to new riders, don't worry. Several core trails, including Lupine, Blackmer, Mile Run and Larry's, serve as central and easily navigable arteries up Emerald. From these trails you can experiment by veering off onto a number of side loops en route to the Quarry overlook. Offshoot loops like Blair Witch, Quarry Mountain, MGM, Root Canal and Eye-to-Eye offer miles of tacky, singletrack that wend through wildflower-filled meadows and groves of aspen, shrub oak and pine. For longer rides, you can also tie in a loop on the Ridge and Beall trails off the backside of Emerald.
http://steamboatbiketown.com/map/beall-ridge-trailsBEALL: On the decent from the top of Emerald you will traverse the mountain riding a gentle grade on non-technical singletrack. There are several ups and downs along the way and some trickier sections, but you need not be an expert mountain biker to enjoy this trail. The Beall Trail offers views of Rabbit Ears Pass, the Flat Tops Wilderness Area and surrounding ranch land. You'll meander through open meadows, pine forests, aspen groves and the beautiful gamble oak forest that is so prevalent on Emerald Mountain. RIDGE: The trail can accessed from the front side of Emerald at the base of Howeslen Hill, as an out and back, or as a loop in either direction via Cow Creek off Road County Road 33 "Twenty Mile Road". To get to the trailhead at Cow Creek head out Routt County Road 33 "Twenty Mile Road" and turn left on Cow Creek (County Road 45). You'll find the trailhead about a mile down on your left. From the Emerald/downtown side you have the option of riding up a number of trails to the summit of Emerald Mountain. At the top follow the two-track along the ridge. To access the trailhead continue down and to the left just before the closure gate.
Mt. Werner
http://steamboatbiketown.com/map/mt-wernerWhile Steamboat Ski & Resort Corporation known for its world class terrain and champagne powder in the winter, it's also making waves on the bike front, putting its summer cycling options on the map as much as its skiing. It's come a long way since its first trails were installed nearly three decades ago; its biking options have grown to encompass a variety of trails for all ability levels spread across the resort. It's also in the final stages of an updated Summer Master Plan that lays the foundation for new downhill trails marking the first steps in its dedicated freeride bike park
Mad Creek/Hotsprings
http://steamboatbiketown.com/map/hot-springs-areaMad Creek/Red Dirt Loop. This loop climbs from the Mad Creek parking area up to the historic barn. Look for the Swamp Park Trailhead sign on your left. Climb through aspen and lodgepole forests before descending the steep and technical Red Dirt trail. A short spin along the road returns riders to the trailhead. These trails all link up essentially at the top of the Mad Creek trail, and offer a little something for everyone. From here, riders can follow the meandering trail by the historic barn and bordering a gorgeous alpine meadow to the Mount Zirkel Wilderness boundary, over to the Red Dirt Trail (see above), or across Mad Creek onto double track and loop back to either the Hot Springs Trail or the Mad Creek trailhead parking lot. No matter your route, you'll likely see birds of prey, deer or elk, fox and other wildlife. You'll also encounter other trail users, so ride under control. The long locals' ride starts in town, rides out Strawberry Park Road to the Strawberry Park Hot Springs, down the Hot Springs Trail, up Mad Creek, down Red Dirt, then back up Hot Springs (for a post-ride soak) and finally back into town.
Spring Creek/Buff Pass
http://steamboatbiketown.com/map/spring-creek-trailBegin pedaling up the dirt road. Keep in mind that this is a road that cars do travel on. Stay over to the right. The road will turn to a double track in about .5 miles. Follow this double track up above Spring Creek Park (featuring two reservoir ponds and gazebo.) The first bridge crossing will be in about ½ mile. Stay on this double track for another mile until the trailhead sign is reached. At the sign, climb up a short steep hill to the left and take the immediate right. This is the beginning of the singletrack and the official beginning of the Spring Creek Trail. There is a gate that closes the trail from November 15th until April 15th for elk habitat preservation. From here on, there are no other trails off the wide singletrack. The trail will cross back and forth over the creek until reaching the summit at Dry Lake, approximately 5 miles later. The terrain is mostly hard packed dirt but does have sections of rocks, roots and ruts. It is a continuous climb with many short steep pitches. The trail is not very technical in nature, but the climbs require physical fitness. There is a total elevation gain of 1,200 ft. Upon reaching the top, turn around and enjoy the beautiful ride back down. Be careful, this trail is one of the most popular in Steamboat, so encounters with other riders, hikers, dog walkers and equestrians are inevitable.
Cafe Diva
1855 Ski Time Square Drivewww.cafediva.com/(970) 871-0508The Yampa Valley is in full display of verdant spring green. Chef Kate and her culinary team wield their craft, transforming the most select ingredients from regional farms, ranches and sustainable ocean fisheries into a Spring Menu that pays homage to our beautiful, budding valley. In our refurbished dining rooms, the veteran wait staff make a career of warm, attentive service. Certified sommeliers and owners Beth Fadel and Paul Underwood have an extensive cellar of over 200 wines from which to choose. We hope to find the perfect match to your taste, meal and budget. Many restaurants subject guests to an experience formal and imposing, where the restaurant proclaims its greatness. We prefer to welcome guests as if to our home, to let the food, wine, service and ambiance speak for itself.
127 11th Stwww.thelaundryrestaurant.com.com970-870-0681The Laundry offers a casual blend of rustic charm and a contemporary urban atmosphere. Our menu's change frequently so gather your friends and join us for creative food and handcrafted cocktails.
Rex's American Grill & Bar
3190 South Lincoln Avenuewww.rexsgrill.com(970) 870-0438Rex's strives to be the fun, entertaining, place where you enjoy the best homemade food and service from a friendly, attentive staff. Our Chefs take care in making everything from scratch, using the highest quality, all-natural ingredients the way it is meant to be. As our guest, we want you to feel welcome as if you were part of our family.
Carl's Tavern
700 Yampa Streetwww.carlstavern.com/(970) 761-2060Some people actually think the Wright Brothers perfected human flight. Around here, we know better. Carl Howelsen turned Steamboat into a playground, skis into wings, and mustaches into an art form. His adventurous spirit is our inspiration. And Carl's Tavern is a place for adventurous spirits to call home. Here, the hospitality is genuine, the beer is cold, and the food is made from scratch. So come as you are, make yourself at home, and share a few of your own legendary stories. Just don't try to one-up Carl; you'll hurt yourself.
Creekside Cafe & Grill
131 11th Stwww.creekside-cafe.com970-879-4925Everything at the Creekside Café that we serve to you is the highest of quality. All of the fruits and vegetables are cut by hand. Our salad dressings are made from scratch with our secret recipes. 100% maple syrup is available. Naked Brank Orange Juice is served. When possible we use local product. We believe in fresh food, not processed food. We are constantly changing our menu to bring you the best possible breakfast and lunch possible.
Noodles & More Saigon Cafe
635 Lincoln Ave(970) 870-1544If you are looking for authentic Pan-Asian cuisine in downtown Steamboat Springs, look no further than Noodles & More Saigon Café. The menu includes rice noodle soup (pho), curry, pad thai, vermicelli bowls, sushi, and fried rice entrees. Noodles & More Saigon Café is dedicated to serving great meals at a good price in a happy and relaxed setting. All of food is prepared fresh daily using high quality ingredients, which has earned them a great reputation among Steamboat locals. Noodles & More Saigon Café is open daily from 11am – 10pm.
Backcountry Delicatessen
635 Lincoln Avenuehttp://backcountry-deli.com970-879-3617Take two fun-loving, yet seriously dedicated guys. Add passion for adventure in the great outdoors, and an equal amount of passion for natural, nutritious, great tasting food that can fuel their lifestyle. Throw in a heavy dose of community involvement. What do you get? Backcountry Delicatessen.
Sweetwater Grill
811 Yampa Sthttp://www.thesweetwatergrill.com(970) 879-9500We are a family friendly restaurant located on the Yampa River with a modern vibe committed to serving you healthy, natural, eco-friendly, local, fresh food with many gluten free options and astonishing service.
Winona's Restaurant & Bakery
617 Lincoln Avenuehttp://www.winonassteamboat.com970.879.2483Winona's is an eco-friendly breakfast and lunch restaurant with a fantastic bakery full of homemade treats. Winona's is most famous for their incredible cinnamon rolls that are huge, gooey, and not to be missed. Other than their cinnamon rolls, Winona's also serves up a large breakfast and lunch menu with a good selection of vegetarian items. The dining room at Winona's is not the largest, so be prepared for a wait during busy time periods. Believe me, it's worth it!
595 S. Lincoln Ave.http://www.freshiessteamboat.com970-879-8099Freshies is a very popular breakfast and lunch restaurant between downtown Steamboat Springs and the ski area. If you ask any local where to go for breakfast, Freshies will be at the top of their list. There is usually a wait to get a table, but be patient because the food is worth it. For breakfast try one of their Savory Scrambles, or check out their Old Fashioned Oatmeal for a tasty alternative to eggs. The lunch menu features classic sandwiches, burgers, and a large selection of salads and vegetarian friendly items. The menus are affordable, the food is great, there is tons of parking, and the restaurant is packed with locals…what are you waiting for? Get to Freshies!
Sweet Pea Cafe
729 Yampa St(970) 879-1221The chefs at Sweet Pea Café have designed a menu which features items raised or grown in their native environment and offered at the height of their growing season. Sweet Pea seeks out farmers, producers, and other artisans who take special care in their craft. These producers offer Sweet Pea exceptional, freshly harvested produce. When available, the menu emphasizes the unique characteristics of these fresh and healthy offerings. Sweet Pea hopes that you enjoy sharing good food and conversation with family, friends, or just by yourself.


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Annex Theatre Presents EL ULTIMO, 7/31-8/22
Socially Awkward Mexican American teenager Coco has no trouble talking to his blog following "minions". Talking to his mother is a bit more difficult, especially as she makes him sit in his special chair.
El Ultimo Coconut is a coming of age tale about a young man navigating many different worlds. The Massive Multiplayer Role Playing Game World of Warcraft, the Arizona/Mexico border, and the family dinner table all provide canvass for his incredible journey as he carves out a sense of identity and convinces his mother to let him attend MIT.
In this solo show, Gerald Alejandro Ford takes on both family politics and cyber-nerdom with humor and humanity. Ford embodies all the characters, from the polar opposite twin brothers at the story's core to vigilante border patrols, Mexican strippers and the boy's protective emotional mama.
Originally from Tucson, Arizona, Ford is a Cornish graduate and solo performer whose work has been featured in 12 Minutes Max and the Solo Performance Festival. El Ultimo Coconut originated as his Cornish Senor Project, but the show also served as the inaugural production of the newly formed Latino Theater Collective, eSe Teatro. With this partnership Ford's final college production became his first professional one.
At Cornish, Ford studied playwriting, and his shows contain scenes with lots of characters and dialogue. However he claims the decision to perform them as solo shows, rather than with a full cast comes from a selfish desire for control. "I honestly don't trust anyone else to perform the show the way I want it" Ford said in a 2011 interview with Jeremy M Barker, "Most of my shows…could be cast with many people, but then the rhythm and the comedy would be lost."
The decision seems to have paid off. In a review of his 12 Minutes Max performance, blogger Carla Maria Negrete Martinez wrote that Ford "blew the evening away with laughter" and "beautifully and accurately represented characters within the Chicano culture." And Annex Theatre selected him to restage El Ultimo Coconut as part of their 25th Anniversary Season.
Annex Theatre is a democratic collective of theatre artists dedicated to creating bold new work in an environment of improbability, resourcefulness and risk. Annex Theatre produces new plays by living playwrights, radical reinterpretations of classic scripts, and ensemble-generated non-linear spectacles. Now in its new Capitol Hill venue, Annex originally opened its doors in 1987 in a former dance studio on 4th Avenue in downtown Seattle. Since then the theater has produced hundreds of world and Northwest premieres.
El Ultimo Coconut performs July 31st -August 22nd, Tuesday-Wednesday at 8pm. PWYC Industry night August 20th, Tickets $5-$10. www.annextheatre.org


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No one can beat Chandra Babu in Indian politics and for that matter even in world politics. That was the reason why political analysts hail him as modern day Chanakya. Many feel it was his manipulative power that got Hyderabad its international recognition with many top MNCs opening their off shore offices in the city. He even made the impossible possible by making the then US President Bill Clinton address business gathering in the heart of Hyderabad. Now many people feel that those golden days of Hyderabad's glory is gone lost in the daily bandhs, hartals and strikes.
It seems even Babu is making a turn around in his padayatara to power. However hard he may try to project his yatra as that for the poor, everyone knows that his yatra is for power. All along his yatra he is promising freebies, which many feel are political freebies without even thinking of the feasibility and the burden it puts on the govt. He even goes to the extent of crediting his son Lokesh for all the freebies like unemployment money, free education, free power, free commodities and what not.
Already opponents are branding him as 'All Free Babu' and it has to be seen whether there are any takers among people for his freebies.


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About the Book
This notebook was made as a gift for my sister-in-law. I tried to design it for use as a journal. The pages were designed in photoshop before uploading.
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Margaret L. (Miller) Craine, 73, Forest Lake, died from cancer on Sunday, May 13, 2012.
A Mass of Christian burial will take place at 10:30 a.m., Thursday, May 17, at
The Church of St. Peter Catholic Church, 1250 South Shore Drive, Forest Lake.
Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m., Wednesday, May 16 at Mattson Funeral Home, 343 North Shore Drive, Forest Lake, with a prayer service to begin at 7 p.m.
Burial will be at Calvary Cemetery, Forest Lake.
She is survived by her daughters, Teresa and Carolyn; sons, Mark, Daniel, Richard, Joseph, David, and their spouses; 11 grand children and five great-grand children; sisters, Patricia, Mary Jo, Elizabeth, Michelle, Annette; brothers, Gerald Miller, Edward F. Miller II, and James Miller; numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her daughter, Mary Margaret; parents Edward F. Miller I and Margaret F. Miller.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to Our Lady of Peace Home, 2076 St. Anthony Ave., St. Paul, MN 55014 in Margaret's name.


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The daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis flaunts her affection toward her beau whom she reportedly has dated since June.
Rumer Willis shows off PDA with her new boyfriend Jayson Blair. The daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, who's turning 24 on August 16, was caught on camera giving the Max Owens of "The Hard Times of RJ Berger" a quick peck outside a cafe in Los Angeles during an outing recently.
They reportedly met "over cocktails through mutual friends" and started dating in early June. They got cozy at West Hollywood's Bagatelle restaurant. "From the second she sat down, he had his arm around her shoulder and they were laughing, flirting and seemed very into each other," an eyewitness told PEOPLE.
Rumer tweeted over the weekend, hyping up her upcoming birthday, "5 days til my bday...can't wait to spend time with my family." On early Thursday, she informed her followers that she spent the day with her close friend and 28-year-old beau, "Happy Birthday Me...with my two favorite people @anniestarke1 and @jayson_blair."


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Born in Birmingham, Alabama, Emmylou Harris was a straight A's student who took an interest in folk music and wanted to be Joan Baez. But thanks to an encounter with one Gram Parsons she ended up immersed in country music and now in her sixth decade she is one of the true legends of the genre. From singing with Parsons on his two solo records and her own solo debut 'Pieces of the Sky' in 1975, the songs have kept on coming. With albums like 'Elite Hotel', 'Wrecking Ball' and now the latest release 'All I Intended to Be', Emmylou Harris has remained at the very top table and earlier this year in Nashville she was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. John Kelly met her recently to talk music, Parsons, Dylan, finding the right song and growing old extremely gracefully.
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Psalm 23 Board book
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In this book that will delight young and old, the award winning illustrator brings to life the beloved Psalm 23 with his stunning illustrations that perfectly complement the King James Version BIble text.
Psalm 23 by Richard Jesse Watson was published by Zondervan in February 2015 and is our 8089th best seller. The ISBN for Psalm 23 is 9780310736400.
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Continuing our coverage of new trends in celebrity fashion and style, here are videos and photos of Holly Eglinton and other finalists for the 'Naked News' talent search. Holly beat out all the competition to appear nude most of the time on television.
Our unabashed winner is 31 years old from Vancouver Canada.
Here is a video of 22 competitors for the job. If this will not get you to pay attention to serious news stories than nothing will get the job done.
Naked News Talent Search
Read more about the porn effect on TV which suggest that all of this good fun is a bad thing.
Here are clips from the show itself in which hot babes do interviews in the streets and read the news, you know, just like Katie Couric.
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