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EducationWashington State University: Biology Bachelor of Science, Master's work: Genetics and Cell Biology, Veterinary Comparative Anatomy Physiology and Pharmacology-neuroscience
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Elementary school: math tutor for 4 years, Science Fair Mentor for 8 years
WSU: undergraduate biology and biochemistry tutor for 2 years
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I've been a biotech-biomedical scientist for 20 years, studying mammalian physiology, cellular biology and biochemistry.
Prior to going to WSU, I worked as a Veterinary Technician for 11 years. I received a Vet. Tech. Certificate from Orange Coast College
HobbiesI really enjoy working with elementery school kids. I am currently a volunteer tutor in 4th grade classrooms and as a tutor in the Homework Center; I have volunteered in 5th grade classes as well.
I love animals and plants-I am a biologist!
I have learned alot of practical biochemistry in my long experience as a scientist-it is actually very cool! The elementary school Science Fair is for 4th and 5th graders-we do an 8 week experiment and then present results at the Fair-excellent!
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Advocacy group Survivors UK has launched a new series of PSAs addressing male sexual-assault victims, featuring the slogan "Real men get raped. And talking about it takes real strength." The spots are launching to coincide with the rugby tournament in London, and feature the confusing yet extremely graphic image of a punctured rugby ball, referencing what's arguably the manliest sport in existence.
Not everyone's thrilled about the ads, which some argue might reinforce rather than refute the stereotype that sexual abuse or assault never happen to "real men," who are strong enough to fend it off, or something like that. Arguments have also been made that aggressively tying the issue into rugby, not exactly a sport with disproportionately high reports of male sexual abuse, is superfluous and not much more than a shock-value tactic.
I'd argue that the real issue is the wording of the slogan, which is kind of a confusing usage of the "Real Men [do XYZ]" paradigm, and seems to imply at first glance that being raped is something a "real man" would do. Even so, education about sexual abuse so often targets female victims exclusively, so it seems like an overall positive thing that someone is advocating for men, too.
At the end of the day, sexual abuse doesn't happen to men because they're weak, just like it doesn't happen to women because they're sluts. Maybe Survivors UK didn't pick the most graceful way to get that message out, but at least they have people talking about it.

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About Three Restaurant & Bar
Open and inviting. Innovative and energetic. Playful surprises are found throughout the menu, as well as the restaurant itself. The menu has been designed to give you options, is perfect for sharing and you are encouraged to order however the mood strikes you, so don't be shy about ordering more of… Well, anything. Salads and pastas created with greens and veggies from the rooftop garden should please locavores. While burger lovers will appreciate the balance of the house grind that blends brisket, short rib and sirloin. Between bites be sure to take a look at the beautiful, "Living Wall". A wall of plants and herbs living and growing inside the restaurant itself. Take a peak at the "Peninsula Room", an homage to the Hotel Benjamin Franklin located directly in front the exhibition kitchen.
The beverage program takes a backseat to none. Eight rotating craft beers, hand-crafted cocktails, and a first-class wine program.
San Mateo, CA 94401
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
Contemporary American, Californian
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast/Lunch: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 2:00pm;
Dinner: Sunday - Monday: 5:30pm - 8:00pm, Tuesday - Thursday 5:30-9:00
Friday & Saturday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm;
Brunch: Saturday-Sunday 9:00am - 2:00pm
Happy Hour M-F 4:00-6:00 for beverages, 5:00-6:00 for food
Cross Street:
El Camino Real
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(650) 344-9444
Parking Details:
Adjacent Street Parking. 2 major lots within 1/2 block of restaurant.
Executive Chef:
Alicia Petrakis
Bar/Lounge, Beer, BYO Wine, Chef's Table, Corkage Fee, Counter Seating, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Three Restaurant & Bar Ratings and Reviews
The service was terrible. It was a Saturday night and they were busy, but it took 15 minutes from the time we were seated to be greeted and asked for drink orders. The restaurant has a sports bar vibe, so I figured fried food was the way to go, however my food wasn't cooked all the way through, and once the food arrived we didn't see our server again for an hour.
All four of our dinners and our two desserts were delicious! The restaurant was not crowded, so the noise level was good, and we could take our time. The service was friendly and prompt. I would recommend Three to everyone, and will go back again soon myself!
Absolutely love this restaurant! My favorite girls night out dinner. The food is amazing, we shared the mushroom stogies and cheese appetizer, I then had the French onion soup which was AMAZING and to end the perfect meal we shared the pumpkin brûlée which was to die for. Our waitress was so friendly and attentive. Definitely one of my favorite restaurants!
I have been to this restaurant a few times and am becoming less satisfied every time. This time we had to wait about 20 minutes even though we had a reservation. My food came uncooked and my friends food was disappointing in creation and a super skimpy portion. Note - this is a brunch review
My wife and I enjoyed our dinner at Three very much. Food was delicious! My wife the crab cakes and she loved them. I had the calamari and the pork shoulder. The pork was very tender and had a great flavor. We hard the berry tart and chocolate cake. Both were outstanding. We are looking forward to dining here again in a few weeks.
If they have handcrafted cocktails then they need to have a bartender that knows how to make a drink. I order a Manhatten that was served in very small ugly cocktail glass & consisted of whiskey with small chunks of ice - that was the complete drink without vermouth
or bitters -undrinkable! The corned beef in the Reuben was tough, stringy, and impossible to eat. My friend had a salad which was OK but nothing special. Won't be going back.
The restaurant seems to always be very busy. The menu is interesting and the food is good. Unfortunately the execution is lacking (probably because tgey are so busy); one of our entrees was tepid, the fries tasted like they had been held a while and our beverages showed up after our first course was served.
We had a great time celebrating a girlfriend's birthday. The service was very professional and friendly from the hostess to the bartender to our waitress. The ambiance was very energetic, clean and the food was delicious and brought out in a timely manner for our group of 6.
How this place can be crowded on a Sunday afternoon slays me - the food ranged from OK to nearly inedible. Risotto overcooked to the point of sogginess, soups were lacking in flavor, soft tacos were, if anything, soggier than the risotto. A disappointment on all levels. And everything - starters and entrees all arrived at the same time.
Had brunch with my wife, while our kids were out at a sleepover. We wanted to try a new place, and we're glad we did -- the BEST brunch experiences we've had! The food was awesome, the service was great, and the ambiance was amazing. We can't wait to share this place with our kids!
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This design salutes challah bakers and lovers everywhere. The slogan, "My heart is in the yeast," is a punny homage to Yahuda Halevi's beloved poem My Heart is in the East. Rise up!
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Popular Nigerian transgender, Miss Sahhara, has been spotted with her fellow transgender friend representing Miss Slovakia during the 2016 Miss Trans Star International pageant that recently held in Spain.
Miss Sahhara, whose former name is Clifford Oche, shared the photos on her Facebook page and captioned it:
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It is available for a sum assured either of Rs1.5crore or Rs.3crore, reported The Economic Times.
The policy can be used for the treatment of illnesses, including cancer, heart replacement or repair, bone marrow transplant, neurosurgery, coronary artery bypass surgery, pulmonary artery graft surgery and aorta graft surgery.
Apollo Munich Health Insurance CEO Antony Jacob was quoted by news publication as saying: "While people have this fear of how to choose the best healthcare facility, they also wonder how to fund their travel cost."
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As the thaw continues here in the Southern Willamette Valley, we here at Iris would like to share some winter scenes and news from our vineyard.
The ice storm in mid-December left us with many trees and limbs to remove from our roadway. Thanks to our hardworking vineyard staff, we were able to open the road and tasting room quickly following. Our crew is continuing to make repairs to the deer fence surrounding the fields. It saw much damage from fallen trees and limbs. The vineyard itself weathered the ice storm without problem. The unpruned vines did not break under the weight of the ice as they are well supported by our high- tensile trellis. The trellis is designed to carry a heavy load. It must support the vines' canopy of leaves in the summer breezes as well as the weight of multiple tons per acre of grapes.
We experienced some lower than average temperatures in the past week. The Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Gris vines we farm are dormant for the winter season. While dormant, they are not damaged by cold until temperatures fall below 5 degrees. We believe that we are safe thus far. In the next week, our vineyard manager will spend time in the field, dissecting dormant buds to double check that they are alive and ready for the 2017 vintage. If we discover some spotty damage, we will adjust our pruning strategy to compensate.
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Title : Falling Slowly
Rating : R
Characters : Allen-Kanda
Summary : Kanda-Allen. Taking things slow. Rated R for Allen's Mind (mind is so awesome it is Mind!)
Spoilers/Warnings : No spoilers.
Disclaimer : DGM be Hoshino's baby, I write fic for no sane reason.
A/N : So... I have internet wiring woes. I had horrible urge to read Allen-Kanda shiny fic with no plot and a sense of pretty slowness. The net went. I wrote fic and am posting it before I chicken out.
Title taken from the beautiful song 'Falling Slowly' by Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova. (Wut, if I picked my own crazy titles it would be 'Slow, Mad, Sex and Mind' and then no one would read ;_;)
He traces Kanda's lips with his, slowly, gently, barely touching; skin on skin, no saliva, no wet heat, no urge to devour, to part lips and force tongues to touch; just little fleeting touches.
It takes all the effort in the world not to laugh when Kanda growls in annoyance.
Instead he lets out a little breath, lets it tease against their lips and backs away.
Allen's a little surprised Kanda hasn't run Mugen through him with all his usual murderous glory.
But then again, this is special, it's special enough for Kanda to know without being made to realize.
Special, he thinks, and decides to keep it that way.
Logic dictates they, for a lack of a more apt term, fuck.
They've fought with each other, fought together, fought for their lives, for their sanity, for little gasping breaths of peace. Allen Walker will trust Yu Kanda with his life. Kanda might not consciously want to, but will anyway. They've been through countless battles, hell and back. So much utter crap in their lives and it's odd that flesh is the last barrier to conquer.
Adrenaline perpetually swimming through their veins, it should have happened ages ago; all this toying around, this silly childishness, it's not like either of them are being sensible about this.
Allen wants, with desperation bordering on insanity, to map Kanda's skin with his fingers. He wants to discover the different little noises the sulky exorcist will make. The sound when Allen presses a tongue to his nipple, lets it stay there, a patch of wet on hot skin and moans around it. Or when he runs his fingers through long hair and grips, forcefully and tugs, has something solid to yank Kanda back to him, an action that could make him growl, keep him feral and prissy and beautiful, all things Kanda.
The sound he will make when Allen bites into his shoulder and licks his neck, because they're both flawless and Allen wants to try to mark with teeth, tongue, lips and heart what can not be claimed but only bargained with. It's too late for them to claim, they're both doomed, trading one heart for the other is all they can do.
He wants to know the exact timbre of Kanda's voice when he sits in all his scarred nakedness on an equally naked Kanda and lets skin meet skin; chest to chest, arousal to arousal.
And then his mind starts spiraling out of control, he starts to picture Kanda, hair obscuring everything, lips hovering over his erection, one long moist breath over his aroused wet cock and then he does shiver, does lose complete control, thinks of Kanda and spread legs, being pushed into, thrusting into, loud moans, wet gasps, blinding heat and he moves his hips, pumps himself into a brain numbing orgasm.
Afterwards he lies messy and alone and curses.
Allen's pillow has borne the frustrated groans of many nights. He wants, all the poetic lamenting and beautiful words in the world is reduced to a single world croaked breathily and with aching feeling by a lone teenager, want.
And if Kanda's little growls and fierce grips are any indication, he wants the same, perhaps in less flowery detail and more along the lines of just sex.
Allen wants the sex too, will take the plain old sex happily.
It's his mind that's started wanting and thinking over days of suppression. Satisfying the body is easier and is something Allen has done and can do with minimal problem. It's the mind that spins and distorts and reduces everything around him, magnifying the need till it's not just between his legs but spreading its dark tendrils through his chest and gripping his heart.
Mind's a bloody pain, he thinks.
So he pulls back all the way and tries not to abandon the last vestiges of control he has just because Kanda looks annoyed, just because Kanda looks annoyed at not having more, not having more of him; Yu Kanda wants him.
There is no such thing as dignified hip swinging or jigging in glee, so he bites down on a smile and starts reading a book. He doesn't care what it is and what idiocy it preaches through lengthy pages and wordy dialogues as long as it manages to stay wedged firmly in between them for now.
Lavi's asked him why he's being silly, why they're being silly. Asking Kanda the same thing seems not to have struck Bookman Jr, a wise one he is. It bewilders Allen how Lavi can't understand when Kanda can. Not that his current object of frustration and every other emotion is stupid, it is that the redhead is supposed to be smarter.
Lenalee doesn't understand either, or pretends not to so that it can be kept vague and weird. She does however helpfully point out that they're not that different, they're similar so what makes sense to them doesn't always make sense to the world.
She means it in a comforting way, in a cocooning way; all it does is make Allen feel like he and Kanda have got some spectacularly weird stamp of stupidity on their foreheads that no one else can understand.
Being silly, dragging this out, denying and stretching the insanity to impossible levels, why questioningly murmurs Logic now and then.
'You both are going to snap one day and do it in the cafeteria aren't you?'
Lavi doesn't realize how that one question adds to his daily dilemma and he starts thinking of Kanda. Sex. Kitchen. Oil. Pots. Pans. Then knives come and ruin it. That or people watching. Then he thinks of Kanda and Sex (big ole important Sex) in different places. The library, his fervent imagination moans, just once between quiet books and wooden panels, to be in easy view and yet hidden, to lose control in suppressed air.
The mind starts to want and Allen forcefully derails it. They're not trying to solve anything cosmic with this.
On the contrary they're just wasting time.
Allen doesn't see how it isn't obvious; when they're wasting so much time it only shows they have time to waste.
The world isn't coming to an end, Kanda's cells aren't being their usual draining regenerative selves and the dead madman in Allen's head is dead. Who knew that Allen's mind is as strong as his heart? It's capable of murdering those who're not supposed to be there, he owes his mind a lot so he can't quite hate it yet for tormenting him with beautiful, naked Kanda.
It's not just about sex, it is about them and the lives they've led and who they are, the final tiny barrier left between them. Spending time on something so monumental doesn't seem all that bad.
They now have time to waste.
It is stupid because they shouldn't squander something they've never had, but they're like greedy children in a chocolate store with shiny new gold coins. Taking it slow, being old before the time. Whatever people want to call it; stupid, senseless, it doesn't matter.
It is not normal, they have never been normal.
It is them.
So he closes the book and reaches to kiss Kanda again.
This time, he decides, he'll use his tongue.
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text: Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.\u0026nbsp; said, "Unexpected travel suggestions are dancing lessons from God." I love this quote and think of it as I plan for my trip to the International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe, New Mexico this weekend. I am excited on so many levels.\u0026nbsp; I will be a volunteer and will working with an amazing textile designer from Mali, Aboudar Sidiki Fofana. Photos from Santa Fe International Folk Market Website I will be staying with an old friend, a painter, and I quote a review by the Santa Fe Reporter:" With an eye toward history, both in terms of technique and style, Pauline Ziegen creates layered modernist mythologies of the American West landscapes."\u0026nbsp; Her work is available through several galleries in Santa Fe.\u0026nbsp; Photos from Pauline ZiegenLastly, I will be seeing several weavers and block printers that I met in Gujarat, India. They will be a part of a group of truly amazing artisans from around the globe gathering in this beautiful spot to celebrate their craft.\u0026nbsp; I am putting on my dancing shoes.


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Lessons Not Learned
Lessons Not Learned
by Dan Shapiro
1. She scolded us for defining shapes by saying what they're not.
A circle is not a square, but a horse and blue are not squares, either.
2. The children's game Apples to Apples defines fat as not thin.
When we play, I match horse with fat because blue is not a noun.
3. I asked you why you stay, why you put up with what this is. You're not unattractive,
you said, cantering from romance to trash-talk the moon for not being blue or a circle.
-Refers from the word "defiant" in the poem Reverse Psychology by Simon Cowan
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I will start with Toby: the secret Mine and this is how the developer, Lukas Navratil, describes his product, :
A puzzle platformer inspired by games like Limbo or Nihilumbra. The peaceful way of life in a small village in the mountains was thrown into disorder. Someone has kidnapped most of its residents. A couple of brave hearts tried to rescue their friends but none of them has returned. Little Toby didn't want to just sit and wait so he decided to find them by himself. He has entered the nearest deep forest only to realize that this is just the beginning.
To be able to understand, what is the main point of the game, I have completed few levels all in different color schemes and settings. After short discussion with the developer I have got a permission to pick whatever setting I like and embody it in oil :)
First comes the scetch.
But I have deicide to go a little bit further and remake it in different colors.
Unfortunately I don't have photos of process, mainly because it is not easy to make break and go take a camera with your dirty hands only to press a button. But here is the final version of acrylic and oil.
Proud presentation during Game Developers Session 2015
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USF's latest APR scores mostly shine
USF boasted more sparkling across-the-board Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores when the NCAA released its latest data Wednesday.
All 18 Bulls sports programs posted multi-year APR scores of 952 or better, well above the minimum (930) required to avoid NCAA sanctions including postseason bans. While the men's basketball program's APR for 2015-16 was alarming (898), its multi-year score remained solid (959).
"USF student-athletes continue to achieve in the classroom," athletic director Mark Harlan said in a school news release.
"We are pleased with our latest APR scores and the continued work of our fantastic academic services staff and coaches in fulfilling our commitment to the total student-athlete experience."
The football team's 990 score for 2015-16 was a program record, while its 965 multi-year score tied with Memphis for seventh-best in the American Athletic Conference. The men's hoops team's multi-year score also ranks seventh in the league.
Elsewhere, the Bulls baseball and women's soccer teams boasted program-record multi-year scores of 972 and 990, respectively.
Seven teams, including women's basketball and men's golf, had perfect 1,000 scores for 2015-16. The others were all women's sports (cross country, volleyball, golf, tennis, track and field).
A bit more information on the APR can be found below.
Academic Progress Rate
The APR, or Academic Progress Rate, holds institutions accountable for the academic progress of their student-athletes through a team-based metric that accounts for the eligibility and retention of each student-athlete for each academic term.
The APR is calculated as follows:
* Each student-athlete receiving athletically related financial aid earns one point for staying in school and one point for being academically eligible.
* A team's total points are divided by points possible and then multiplied by 1,000 to equal the team's Academic Progress Rate.
* In addition to a team's current-year APR, its rolling four-year APR is also used to determine accountability.
The APR is based on four years of data, with the most current year's data added and the oldest year removed to create a four-year (multi-year) rolling rate. Penalties can be applied if an athletic team's multi-year APR score is below 930.


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Wagering in First Breeders' Cup Day Shatters Monmouth Record
A new all-sources handle of $30,370,671 was established for Monmouth Park during the Oct. 26 running of the Breeders' Cup World Championships, the track has reported.
A new all-sources handle of $30,370,671 was established for Monmouth Park during the Oct. 26 running of the Breeders' Cup World Championships, the track has reported.
Maryfield, claimed for $50,000 late last year, again displayed her affinity for an off track when she rallied strongly on the far outside to win the inaugural $1-million Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint Oct. 27 at Monmouth Park.
Transduction Gold will face his stiffest competition ever in the John Deere Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT).
European jockeys and trainers who ventured onto the turf course at Monmouth Park the morning of Oct. 26 were surprised at its resilience. The lack of rain overnight, despite a two-day drenching, allowed the course to recover to good from yielding.
Though Old Man Buck was pre-entered with first preference in the Oct. 26 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf, after considering multiple factors, his connections decided to run the chestnut Hold That Tiger colt the next day in the Bessemer Trust Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I) instead.
After Market is set to take his place in the lineup for the Oct. 27 NetJets Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT) despite some concerns from trainer John Shirreffs about the condition of the turf course.
Vinery Stables is looking to score a progeny/sire double in the Oct. 27 Bessemer Trust Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I) with Kodiak Kowboy, a son of freshman sire Posse, who stands at the Lexington farm.
Irish-bred Red Rocks, who will attempt to defend his title in the John Deere Breeders' Cup Turf (gr. IT), has the benefit of experience on his side as he enters this year's race, trainer Brian Meehan said.
Navy Aircraft Mechanic first class Johnny Arrendondo Ponce became the first non-track worker to win the Race Track Chaplaincy of America's White Horse Award when it was presented Oct. 25 at the Taylor Made Stallions' White Horse Heroes Luncheon at Monmouth Park.
NetJets Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT) candidate After Market will be given a crucial turf workout the morning of Oct. 26 to ensure his place in the lineup the following day.
After Market, a California shipper, will try his hand on an East Coast turf course when he competes in the Oct. 27 NetJet Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT) at Monmouth Park.
The first two-day World Championships has created opportunities and challenges for Breeders' Cup and first-time host Monmouth Park.
Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile will be a key race in determining whether throat surgery earlier this year helped Park Avenue Ball, who will be running at his home track.
The random out-of-competition testing of Breeders' Cup World Championships participants for Epogen (EPO) and total carbon dioxide (TCO2) have all returned negative, officials announced Oct. 24.
Cry and Catch Me, winner of the Oak Leaf Stakes (gr. I) at Santa Anita Park in her last start, has been scratched from the Oct. 27 Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I), Breeders' Cup officials said Oct. 24.
If the relaxed confidence of trainer Tom Proctor could be passed on to his Netjets Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT) candidate Purim, then the 5-year-old will have a major advantage over his rivals come the $2 million race at Monmouth Park Oct. 27.
It's 10 a.m. Time for the first group meeting of the "Big Event Team" put together by the Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau. In all 22 agents are prowling the backstretch of Monmouth Park 24/7 looking for evil doers.
A field of nine was drawn Oct. 23 for one of the deepest and most contentious runnings of the Breeders' Cup Classic - Powered by Dodge (gr. I). The two horses who drew the most attention were Hard Spun and Lawyer Ron, who likely will dictate how the race will be run.
European hopefuls for the Breeders' Cup World Championships took to the main track and turf course at Monmouth Park Oct. 23.
Watson and Weitman Performances and Mike Pegram's Midnight Lute, impressive winner of the Sept. 1 Forego Handicap (gr. I) at Saratoga in his last start, is the early 2-1 favorite in a field of 11 entered in the $2-million TVG Breeders' Cup Sprint at Monmouth Park Oct. 27.
Heading into uncharted territory, Monticule's homebred Prussian was made the 3-1 favorite for the inaugural Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf. Run as the second Breeders' Cup race on the new Friday program, the $1-million race will be run at a mile Oct. 26.
Godolphin Racing's Discreet Cat, third in the Sept. 30 Vosburgh Handicap (gr. I) at Belmont Park in his last start, was installed the 2-1 morning-line favorite for the inaugural Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile Oct. 26 at Monmouth Park.
With Calvin Borel up, Street Sense had his final work Oct. 23 for the Breeders' Cup Classic - Powered by Dodge (gr. I) four days later, rolling around the Monmouth Park turn and finishing a five-furlong work in 1:01 1/5.
After the post position draw, which clocked in right at one hour to introduce all the dignitaries and draw 11 races, trainer Todd Pletcher takes a seat at table. He's quickly surrounded by a circle of cameras, tape recorders, and notebooks.
With showers forecast for Oceanport, N.J., on Saturday, the weather could be a factor on the second day of the Oct. 26-27 Breeders' Cup World Championships at Monmouth Park.
Nine of the potential European Breeders' Cup runners arrived at Monmouth Park at about 8 p.m. EDT Oct. 21, having touched down at Newark International Airport three hours earlier after an uneventful flight from England.
Walking in through the main gates at Monmouth Park, it's amazing the transformation that has taken place here. We take in a deep breath. What's that familiar aroma? No, it's not New Jersey...its fresh paint.
Pam and Martin Wygod's Idiot Proof, who shattered the Monmouth Park track record when he won the Jersey Shore Stakes (gr. III) in July, had his final breeze for the Oct. 27 TVG Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I) Oct. 21 when he breezed five furlongs in 1:00 4/5.
Her connections have thought highly of her for quite some time. But Miss Macy Sue needed to keep proving herself in her order to be considered for the inaugural $1-million Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint Oct. 26 at Monmouth Park.
The first two-day Breeders' Cup World Championships will feature some pari-mutuel firsts as well.
Favorites at Woodbridge, the first off-track betting parlor operated by the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, is scheduled to open Oct. 17.
College students will receive free grandstand admission--a $10 value--to the Oct. 26 Breeders' Cup World Championships at Monmouth Park, it was announced Oct. 15 by Breeders' Cup and the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.
Two weeks before the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Monmouth Park, New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine said he would support financial assistance for the state's horse racing and breeding industries.
Jockey Joe Bravo, sidelined with a fractured left clavicle bone following a Sept. 7 spill at Belmont Park, will return to the saddle Oct. 13 at Belmont Park, said his agent, Drew Mollica.
Swinging wide on the outside as part of a cavalry charge at the head of the stretch, 3-1 shot Wild Gams made a huge move under jockey Ramon Dominguez to win the $300,000 Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes (gr. III) at Keeneland Oct. 6.
Monmouth Park will offer 12 stakes in addition to 11 Breeders' Cup World Championships events during its four-day Breeders' Cup meet Oct. 24-27.
Zaccio, winner of three consecutive Eclipse Awards as champion steeplechaser and a member of racing's Hall of Fame, was euthanized Sept. 19 because of complications from the infirmities of old age.
Discussions are under way on whether to supplement Gallant Bloom Stakes (gr. II) winner Jazzy to the $1-million Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Dirt Sprint.
With the Breeders' Cup World Championships at Monmouth Park only a month away, the New Jersey State Police has reassigned four detectives that have made up its "horse racing investigative unit" and replaced them with two retired detectives.
The New Jersey Racing Commission Sept. 17 approved regulations to conduct, for the first time, out of competition testing for EPO (Epogen) and TCO2 testing in Thoroughbred racehorses competing at the four New Jersey racetracks.
Final preparations for the Oct. 26-27 Breeders' Cup World Championships at Monmouth Park are under way.
It appears as though Viva Pataca will not become the first Hong Kong-based runner to compete in the Breeders' Cup World Championships.
Smokey Stover, one of the top-rated sprinters in the country, will test his affinity for the Monmouth Park racing strip, site of the TVG Breeders' Cup Sprint (gr. I), when he faces four foes in the $100,000 Icecapade Stakes Sept. 1.
Officials at Monmouth Park said Aug. 28 that "due to great demand," additional tickets are available for the Saturday, Oct. 27, Breeders' Cup World Championships.
A $3.4-million stakes schedule, highlighted by the $500,000 Meadowlands Breeders' Cup (gr. II) on Oct. 5, will be offered during Meadowlands' 41-date Thoroughbred meet that begins Sept. 3.
Hal Handel, a longtime executive with the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority and Greenwood Racing, is the new executive vice president and COO of the New York Racing Association.
Master Command may have been at a level over his head when he ran a well-beaten sixth in the Stephen Foster Handicap (gr. I) at Churchill Downs June 16. If that was the case, the 5-year-old son of A.P. Indy looks to be on the opposite end of the spectrum for the $300,000 Philip H. Iselin Breeders' Cup Handicap (gr. III) at Monmouth Park Aug. 18.
To help ensure the proper design and execution of temporary facilities such as bleachers, tents, mutuels, and concessions, Monmouth Park hired the well-known firm HOK Sport, which in turn also brought onboard M Group Scenic Studios, to prepare for the Breeders' Cup World Championships.
Under a confident ride from Garrett Gomez, Any Given Saturday moved past pace-setting Cable Boy, then caught Hard Spun in mid-stretch and pulled away for a decisive 4 1/2-length victory in the Haskell Invitational (gr. I) at Monmouth Park.
Atoned, a $165,000 Ocala Breeders' Sales Co. 2-year-old sale purchase owned by Cot Campbell's Dogwood Stable, became the first winner for sire Repent when he won a maiden special weight test at Monmouth Park Aug. 3.


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Baggies' WC duo return
West Brom have Gonzalo Jara and Marek Cech back following their exploits at the World Cup.
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West Brom manager Roberto Di Matteo has Gonzalo Jara and Marek Cech back in the ranks following their exploits at the World Cup finals.
Chile star Jara and Slovakian defender Cech were both handed extended breaks after helping their teams to the second round of the tournament in South Africa.
But both have returned to training with the Baggies ahead of the start of the new Premier League campaign, which sees Di Matteo's team take on Chelsea.
Jara missed the entire pre-season campaign to fully recover from a broken metatarsal sustained in February shortly after his move to the Midlands from Colo-Colo.
The 24-year-old is looking to catch the eye of Di Matteo, who said: "Gonzalo will be involved in some capacity on Saturday (against Osasuna).
"We will assess his condition for the rest of the week before deciding how much he will be involved.
"But he is a quality player and I'm looking forward to seeing him progress in the Premier League."
Cech is also confident he can be in contention to take on the Premier League champions next week following his return to The Hawthorns.
The 27-year-old, who played a pivotal part in West Brom's promotion last season, played 45 minutes in a friendly clash against Coventry.
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And he is confident he will be fit enough to feature against Carlo Ancelotti's side at Stamford Bridge on 14th August.
Cech said: "I feel like I need to work a lot now because the Chelsea game is very near. I am happy that I am back and training but fitness-wise I'm certainly not what you would call top quality at the moment.
"I feel this week I will improve a lot and, for sure, I will be ready for the Chelsea game. I have just under two weeks until the game and that is enough time to get in the right physical condition."
Boss Di Matteo insists places in his starting XI are still up for grabs, adding: "I still haven't made my mind up about the opening game at Chelsea so I will be looking at a few options this weekend."


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SAP introduces easier app GUI
SAP has unveiled a new user interface that will allow customers to more easily access SAP business information from across different platforms.
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SAP has unveiled a new user interface that will allow customers to more easily access SAP business information from across different platforms.
The new graphical interface called Project Muse is to be rolled out across SAP's business applications over the next 18 months, said SAP.
With Muse, SAP is aiming to make it easier for users to access business information held in its high-end applications, which can be tricky for some users. SAP developed Muse in partnership with Macromedia, which was acquired by Adobe.
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Muse was demonstrated at SAP's Sapphire user conference in the US this week. The first product to use the Project Muse GUI will be mySAP ERP 2005.
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Day six. Snow still piled high in streets, on corners and in front of my door. Call it what you will, snowpocalypse, snowmageddon, snowzilla or Jonas* the blizzard of 2016 has wreaked havoc on the lives of millions hoping to get sh*it done this month. Owning a home-based business I especially understand how real your struggle is, my friends. Let me lend you a hand with 5 ways to stay productive when snowed in.
1. Stick to a Schedule
Hold yourself accountable for how time is spent. You may find that getting things done isn't quite as hard as you thought.
Getting out of bed at 11 am is perfectly acceptable. You'll still have time to binge watch Netflix and finish off an entire bag of Cheetos. If you schedule smartly, wine time will come even sooner than you'd hoped.
2. Let Yourself be Creative
Feel like you're always rushing through the work that needs to be done and just don't have time for any creative outlets. Use this time to allow some re-connection with your creative side. This sort of cathartic activity can help boost productivity.
Whipping up voodoo dolls in disturbing likenesses to friends who live in Arizona and find it humorous to point out that 71° is their typical winter day is not only creative but therapeutic. As you stab pins into the little sucker remember that summer is coming to them.
3. Stay on Top of Small Tasks
The volume of laundry that needs to be done when there are 30 inches of snow on the ground can be staggering. Tossing those soggy items into the wash right away will keep them from piling up and sucking valuable time from your day.
Alternately, if they do happen to pile up just toss a clean, dry blanket on top of them. Climb into your Snuggy {we both know you have one, no judgment here} and nap. Repeat items in step one to maximize effectiveness.
4. Exercise
Even a short workout can help you focus, stay on task and get things done. Not to mention it is good for your all total sense of wellbeing when stuck in doors for several days.
Might I suggest a power walk from the sofa to the fridge and back?
5. Take Time to Organize
Countless studies have proven the beneficial impact that organization can have on your health, productivity and overall happiness. Use some of this time you'll be stuck at home to organize your work space, clear out your email, cull the clutter and tackle the organizational tasks you just don't usually have time for.
An organized bar and/or wine cellar will help you ensure that you never find yourself short on stock… you know, in case the blizzard of the freaking century hits!
* Seriously National Weather Service if you're going to bother naming a storm how about not scraping the bottom of the Boy Band barrel, eh? Nothing says, "this is going to be epic…" like a Jonas Brother reference.


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ILUNION Caleta Park, Sagaro
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- Audio-visual equipment
- Bar/lounge
- Billiards or pool table
- Check-in time starts 2:00 PM
- Check-out by noon
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference center
- Currency exchange
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Free Wi-Fi
- Garden
- Internet access - wireless
- Internet point
- Laundry facilities
- Minimum check-in age 18
- Multilingual staff
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Number of buildings/towers 1
- Number of floors 5
- Number of meeting/conference rooms 2
- One meeting/conference room
- Pets not allowed
- Photocopy machines
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- Total number of rooms 95
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Hotel was excellent, very clean ad comfortable. It was in a fantastic position. The only problem we had was on our last day before we left for the airport. We had booked and paid for 5 night bed and breakfast. We had a 10:40am flight back to the UK so had to leave for the airport at 8 am. Breakfast at this hotel did not start until 8 am which meant we had to leave without breakfast. It would have been useful when we booked to know that the hotel policy was to start the breakfast service so late so we could have avoided paying for 2 breakfasts we could'nt possible have availed ouselves of.
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Beata, Dublin
Just came back from our short break.Hotel its nice,clean and quiet,right on the beautifull beach.D'Aro its really peacefull and relaxing,few good restaurants near.Free parking outside hotel-no problem with founding space.In hotel car parking €8/day.Rooms&Bathroom are small,nice balcony.Hairdryer in bathroom&aircon.Breakfast variety pretty small for 4* hotel but good quality and specific spanish. German reception man really rude. For my questions said:you have a lots of questions...like it wasnt his job give info to customers.Spanish receptionist are helpfull and nice.Good and amazing rocks and cliffs just near the beach for walk.Would come back and recommend place for relaxing and peacefull holidays,no many hotels around,no high buildings,in a forest where birds just wake you up in the morning,good for families with small children-but not many attractions.just 10 mins drive to Platja d'Aro with shopps and nice beach and caves-worth it to visit!
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Confortel Caleta Park
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Good clean hotel. Great position (make sure you get a sea view - the mountain view is actually a view of a car park and another hotel!) Very good breakfasts and nice rooms. Staff are really nice (although their local knowledge is often lacking!). However if you want a good, clean hotel in a fantastic area in a good location, I don't think you can beat this.
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Huntington, N.Y. (November 2014) – Despite having to postpone two concerts originally scheduled for March of 2012, the legendary, multi Grammy®-winning guitar virtuoso, and member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – Jeff Beck – has confirmed his return to Long Island to play The Paramount, as promised. Jeff Beck will perform live shows at The Paramount in Huntington, Long Island, New York for two consecutive nights on Thursday, April 16th & Friday, April 17th, 2015.
Beck's career took off in the mid-1960s, after replacing Clapton as lead guitarist for The Yardbirds on a recommendation from his friend Jimmy Page. He played on several of the rock group's hits, such as "Heart Full of Soul," "Shapes of Things" and "Over Under Sideways Down." Beck has twice been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: once with The Yardbirds in 1992 and once as a solo artist in 2009. He has won numerous Grammy Awards, including two at the 2011 Grammy Award Celebration when he won Best Rock Instrumental Performance for "Hammerhead" and Best Pop Instrumental performance for "Nessun Dorma", both from his last studio album, Emotion & Commotion.
Recently, in London, Beck participated in The Poppy Appeal song "No Man's Land", a tribute to the men and women that served in World War I, resulting in 4 performances, culminating in the NFL pre-game entertainment that was broadcast from Wembley Stadium. The song featured singer Joss Stone on vocals and a gospel choir with vocals arranged by Antonia Wilson. In the meantime, a DVD of Beck's Tokyo concert from April of this year was released on November 25th. For Beck, 2015 looks to be a banner year. In addition to both solo and co-headlining dates with ZZ Top, Beck will complete work on his new studio album, expected next year. Joining Beck on both the solo and double-bill tour are his band – Jimmy Hall on Vocals, Rhonda Smith on bass, Jonathan Joseph on drums & Nicolas Meier on guitar.
Tickets for both shows will go on sale to the general public starting @ 10am on Friday, December 5th through Ticketmaster.com, charge-by-phone @ 800-745-3000 or The Paramount Box Office (open daily from 12 noon – 6 pm). Paramount Fan Club members may purchase tickets before the general public during the two-day, online-only, Ticketmaster pre-sale starting at 10am on Wednesday, December 3rd through 10pm on Thursday, December 4th with password "PULSE". To receive future pre-sale codes and event news for The Paramount, simply sign up on our website for our FREE E-newsletter today.
About the Paramount
Opened September 30, 2011, this live entertainment venue located in Huntington, Long Island, New York features: Concerts, Comedy, Boxing and other special events. Booked by Live Nation with Ticketmaster ticketing, The Paramount hosts an average of 200 events per year. Ranked by Billboard Magazine as the "#23 Hottest Club in 2014" the venue also clocked in at #13 in the world on Pollstar Magazine's list of Club Venue Ticket Sales following the 3rd Quarter for 2014 year-to-date.
In just over 3 years since opening, The Paramount has quickly established itself as the premier venue on Long Island – the 20th largest media market in the U.S., with nearly 2.5 million households* (*Arbitron: Nassau / Suffolk MSA). Top artists who have taken the Paramount's stage include; Billy Joel, Ed Sheeran, Pitbull, Don Henley, Willie Nelson, B.B. King, ZZ Top, Weezer, Counting Crows, Matchbox 20, The Blues Brothers, Jewel, The Monkees, Steely Dan, John Fogerty, Slash, Limp Bizkit & many, many more Grammy-award winning entertainers.
The Paramount has the versatility to set up either standing or seated concerts in our upper level 1,555-capacity club, featuring a large dance floor with fixed side-loge balcony & mezzanine seating. The venue's ambiance & intimacy have amazed bands, their fans and guests alike – especially the lower level 450-capacity V.I.P. Founder's Room – styled as a 1920's-themed speakeasy. The Paramount hosts numerous special events including; weddings, sweet 16's, bar/bat mitzvahs, fundraisers & corporate rentals.
The Paramount Comedy Series has featured such names as; Dana Carvey, Dennis Miller, Jim Breuer, Whoopi Goldberg, Jon Lovitz, Bill Cosby, Joan Rivers & Rob Schneider…just to name a few. In partnership with Star Boxing, The Paramount has been televised nationally on ESPN, Showtime's "SHO-BOX" and NBC Sports. With over 43,000 Facebook fans, The Paramount has also been mentioned on National television programs such as; ABC's "The View", NBC's "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon", MSNBC's "Imus in the Morning" as well as on Howard Stern's Sirius/XM Satellite Radio Show.
The Paramount has hosted nationally televised music programs such as; VH-1's "Top 20 Countdown", CW's "The Next", AXS Live concert specials with; Yellowcard, Trace Adkins and Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo, Music Choice's "You & A" with Cher Lloyd, MTV's "This is How I Made It" with B.o.B. as well as interviews & webisodes on FUSE TV with Karmin and Twenty One Pilots. The Paramount has been reviewed, and its events covered, on countless media websites & print publications – most notably; Newsday, N.Y. Times, N.Y. Post, Daily News, Pollstar Magazine, Rolling Stone and Billboard Magazine. The Paramount will continue to present sold-out shows, featuring the best in live entertainment for Long Islanders.


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71-year-old Arlington man killed in hit and run
Arlington police are looking for the driver who hit and killed a man while he was crossing the street late Wednesday.
Investigators said the hit and run happened at the intersection of Collins and Mayfield about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. Witnesses said the driver initially stopped but then drove off.
The victim, Nghi Pham, 71, was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Investigators are looking for a newer model dark-colored pickup truck with a lift kit and tinted windows. The truck may also have damage to the front end.


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Articles by Steve Roller
The Art of the Client Interview
July 03, 2012 (06:28:35 am)
That first client interview is a stress many people will never understand. Luck for you, Steve Roller has been there and has some great tips to make sure you ace it.
Capitalize on Your Weirdness
August 19, 2011 (06:13:35 am)
Steve Roller encourages freelancers to shine in their careers - by capitalizing on their weirdness.
How The Writer's Life Helped Me Reclaim My Life
May 24, 2010 (09:15:02 am)
Steve Roller gives five quick tips to help you reach the writer's life even when you are currently holding a full-time job.
How to Determine Your Value in the Marketplace
February 16, 2012 (06:10:30 am)
Landing a client is half the battle. Steve Roller walks us through the other half, working out the specifics of the deal.
How to Stake Your Claim as a Copywriter
October 28, 2013 (07:06:57 am)
Steve Roller gives 3 tips for copywriters just getting started: have a two year horizon, develop a sense of individualism, and commit to yourself to make it work.
Interviews with Steve Roller
Steve Roller: The "Rugged Individualist"
December 05, 2011 (05:34:39 am)
Steve Roller takes a time out to tell us what he's been up to recently, how much he enjoys it, and how AWAI helped him get there.
More About Steve Roller
AWAI Across America Destination — Verona, Wisconsin: Home of Steve Roller
December 06, 2012 (09:22:57 am)
Christine Butler is here to share the "getting started secrets" of Steve Roller, who has been a full-time copywriter for over three years.
Direction, Not Motion
November 21, 2011 (06:50:23 am)
Sean McCool talks about how knowing your direction as a freelancer can help you stay on track.
AWAI Wall of Fame Member Steve Roller
September 26, 2012 (04:32:29 pm)
AWAI member Steve Roller shares his success story.
Bootcamp Success – And So It Begins …
June 30, 2008 (08:20:15 am)
Learn what to expect at AWAI's Bootcamp from past attendees.


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Weekly Outlook: Feb. 14-Feb. 19
February 13, 2017
There are various events taking place on campus this week. Here's the weekly roundup:
Tuesday, Feb. 14—
- Valentine's Day
- 11 a.m.—Employee Resilience Training: How to navigate change—DVB Laun—Learn how to be resilient when facing change.
- 7 p.m.—Men's Basketball vs. Wisconsin Lutheran College—Woltzen Gymnasium—Cheer on the men as they take on WLC.
Wednesday, Feb. 15—
- 6 p.m.—Worship Service—Ley Chapel
- 7 p.m.—Women's Basketball vs. WLC—Woltzen Gymnasium—Come out to support the women during this home game.
Thursday, Feb. 16—
- EWO: Last day to withdraw from 7W1 classes
- 9 a.m.—Lenten Lectionary Workshop—Laun 209—Attend to learn more about traditional Lenten themes such as repentance and grace.
- 11:30 a.m.—Lunch and Learn: LinkedIn—1862 Lounge—Grab a free lunch while learning how to use LinkedIn.
- 11:30 a.m.—SGA Open Forum—Campus Center—Bring up any concerns or suggestions you may have regarding campus facilities, programs and policies.
- 5 p.m.—Yoga—Brotz Hall Multi-Purpose Room—Participate in a weekly class led by Alex Liosatos, campus counselor.
Saturday, Feb. 18—
- 9 a.m.—Preview Day—Welcome prospective students.
- 12 p.m.—Men's Volleyball (Varsity Reserve) vs. North Central College—Woltzen Gymnasium—Support the men during this home game.
Sunday, Feb. 19—
- 3 p.m.—Winter Band Concert—Bradley Fine Arts Building—Listen as students showcase their work.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With production of USA, this film of 2014 has been directed by Daniel Watkins. You can watch Somewhere We Lived online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 66 minutes
Yson Dickerson, Kevin Levy, Margie Musgrave, Rachel Rosen, Christina Santa Cruz, Daniel Watkins and Linda Watkins.
Comedy, Drama.
66-minute film (full movie) directed by Daniel Watkins.
The original audio of Somewhere We Lived has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Daniel Watkins.
Daniel Watkins.
Daniel Watkins.
Composed by Daniel Watkins.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Somewhere We Lived has a duration of 66 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, Somewhere We Lived in FULLTV Movies.


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Udi's Gluten Free Bread
Udi's has always been one of my favorite brands that provide gluten-free options and is probably one of the most well known. But that doesn't always mean all their products are the best. When I tried Udi's bread for the first time I honestly wasn't that impressed. It wasn't as soft or fluffy that I remembered from regular bread. For sandwiches this wasn't exactly what I was hoping for. But maybe it was just me, they have tons of different varieties and I'm sure you can find a way for it to taste good too!
Upside - Many varieties for different gluten-free options.
Downside - Not the best bread quality you would want for sandwiches, also small bread size.
Rudi's Gluten Free Bread
For Rudi's Gluten-free Bread, I really didn't know what to expect! I always heard many great things about the brand and their bread so I had to give it a try. With overall quality I found Rudi's bread was much better than Udi's. It was much more durable and had a lot better texture and flavor too. But I found it was still missing something that I missed from regular bread. I will say this brand is my favorite for making gluten-free french toast though.
Upside - Better durability for sandwiches and bigger bread size.
Downside - Not soft or fluffy like regular bread would be.
Kinnikinnick gluten-free bread is my personal favorite of all breads. Their bread is a little harder to find in stores but is worth it when you do. I think it's perfect for making toast or any type of sandwich. It's soft, fluffy, and resembles any normal bread like you remember. Their aren't many different varieties of gluten-free breads from Kinnikinnick, but I feel that will change since it's still a new product.
Upside - Fluffy, soft, a gluten-free bread like no other!
Upside - Fluffy, good texture, lots of slices, long lasting, hardly any holes!
Downside - Bigger bread size would be nice but all in all a great bread!


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Chad Strawbridge has been active in the MMA community for nearly a decade. Chad is a professional MMA fighter (5-1 overall record), manager, trainer, and coach. Chad has an uncanny ability to pick apart opponents and find their weaknesses so that his fighters can capitalize. Chad was the head coach of Team Total Domination and has trained countless MMA amateur and professional fighters to great success. Many of his fighters have gone on to fight in major organizations such as Bellator, CFFC, and World Series of Fighting. Chad's philosophy is that you make the training much harder than the actual fight…so the fight seems easy by comparison.


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It Is Well With My Soul Christian
[C]When peace, li[G]ke a rive[F]r, [G7]attendet[C]h my way,
When s[Am]orrows like s[D]ea billows r[G]oll;
Whate[C]ver my l[F]ot, thou h[A7]ast t[Dm]aught me [D7]to s[G]ay,
\"It is w[C]ell, [F]it is [C/G]well w[G]ith my s[C]oul.\"
It is well[C] (It is well[G])
With my soul[G] (With my soul[C])
It is w[F]ell, it is w[C/G]ell, w[G7]ith my s[C]oul.
Though Satan should buffet, though trials should come,
Let this blest assurance control,
That Christ has regarded my helpless estate,
And hath shed his own blood for my soul.
My sin, o, the joy of this glorious thought!
My sin, not in part but the whole
Is nailed to the cross, and I bear it no more,
Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, O my soul!
And, Lord, haste the day when my faith shall be sight,
The clouds be rolled back as a scroll;
The trump shall resound, and the Lord shall descend,
Even so, it is well with my soul.
have fun and keep praising the almighty Lord
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We couldn't get enough of Prince when he was alive, and we certainly can't get enough or Prince now that he's been taken from this planet. The iconic singer has a posthumous LP out this year and with it came a single that nobody had ever heard… until now. If you need a second to catch your breath after hearing it, stick around to hear Car Seat Headrest's reworked song for The Sims 4, a semi-reunion tune from the Spice Girls, Metallica's intense but intimate show to 600 fans in London, and a surprisingly composed single by Odd Future's own Hodgy as a newly-minted solo artist.
November 22nd saw the release of the highly-anticipated Prince album Prince 4Ever. It's the first posthumous collection from the musician and, as such, includes some never-before-released tracks. One of such songs is "Moonbeam Levels," a downtempo but funky song from 1982 during the 1999 sessions. In a freaky look into the future, Prince actually sings the lines, "Please send all your moonbeam levels to me/ I'm lookin' for a better place to die." Needless to say, you may get chills listening to it. If you haven't purchased a copy of the LP, check out ABC News for a live-streamed video where they premiered the song during a listening part in New York City. Scroll ahead to the 00:45 mark to hear the song from the start. [Consequence of Sound]
Car Seat Headrest has been making headlines for plenty of reasons this year. The indie rock group have done incredible covers, released fantastic original albums, and just about knocked us to our butts with their live sets. Now, they're hopping over to the digital world. The band rerecorded "Not What I Needed" off their LP Teens of Denial so that it's in Simlish—yes, that nonsensical language from The Sims. Car Seat Headrest will now have a song in the upcoming game from that series, The Sims 4: City Living, and you can bet we're going to play that one on repeat until our little human character gets a headache. [Consequence of Sound]
Spice Girls are reuniting… sort of. Three of the original five members have formed a supergroup called GEM. Geri Horner (Ginger Spice), Emma Bunton (Baby Spice), and Mel B (Scary Spice) combined their names to roll out pop that isn't quite as catchy as their past work, but it rings true to their sound nonetheless. Lead single is "Song For Her" which may not stick in your head the way most infectious pop songs do, but it's pleasant all the same. Check it out above and stay tuned to see if they're going to go full-blown reunion under the GEM moniker. [Stereogum]
Metallica released their 11th studio album this month. Hardwired… to Self-Destruct sees the band at quintessential new Metallica, meaning it's exactly what you might expect. Last Friday, they flew to London to celebrate the release of the record by playing an intimate show to 600 fans. The show went down at House of Vans London. It lasted for over two hours. They plucked songs from the '80s on through to today. Now, we wouldn't mention all of this just to dangle it over your heads. Video of the performance is online and can be watched in full above (it starts about 17 minutes in). Hurry, though. It will only stay online for one week. [Consequnece of Sound]
What was once a group of loose, energetic rappers is now a title for a crew of impressive acts, each taking their turns in the solo spotlight and, almost always, each impressive as they tackle hip-hop on their own. We're talking about Odd Future, the rap group with people like Tyler the Creator, Frank Ocean, and Earl Sweatshirt. They were the first to peel off towards their own careers. Then it was Syd tha Kyd as The Internet. Then it was Domo Genesis. Now, it's Hodgy who's trying out the solo act life, and based on the lead single, "Barbell," from his upcoming debut solo album, Fireplace, it seems he's learned how to be more than a beat maker. The song is smooth and easy-going, the type of beat he would usually create, only his freestyle over it all is relaxes and personable. Is there anything the members of Odd Future can't do on their own? [Stereogum]
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Wessex FM News
Local Bus Services Kept Alive
9:04am 5th December 2012
People living in many parts of Dorset will have access to extended bus services this week.
The County Council's been working with Damory Coaches to link up communities following an announcement by South West Coaches that 13 services would be withdrawn at the end of November.
The Piddle Valley have a revised service and more shoppers from as far afield as South Perrott were bussed in for Dorchester Market today.
Cabinet Member for Transport Peter Finney said: "I would like to thank Damory Coaches for their help in saving as many of the threatened services as possible without additional subsidy payment, and I hope that the revised services will be well supported.
"As well as maintaining as many bus services as possible we have also been able to extend some routes to cover more of the local community, which is great news."
In response to passenger suggestions, Damory Coaches will be providing further additional or changed services in the Dorchester area. These include amendments to: service 95 to Manor Park First School, service 185 Blandford Camp - Blandford, service 212 Maiden Newton - Dorchester South Station and service 216 from Dorchester South Station.
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LaKeisha Gantt (Letters, Feb. 2) is correct in saying that commending someone for killing another person is shameful.
But the two teenagers fatally shot while attempting to rob Shoat's Grocery and Package Store in Oglethorpe County were old enough to know the difference between right and wrong. In choosing to rob the couple who own the store, and who had most likely worked hard all their lives to have a decent living, those teenagers chose their own deaths.
No one is to blame except their parents. Discipline and respect start in the home, and should be the first and foremost responsibility of every parent. So many of us think it is the job of teachers or other family members to raise our children. The buck should stop with the individuals who chose to have the children.
I'm not saying parents don't deserve help raising children, but the lack of respect for the law and for the lives of that couple on the part of the two teens falls on the shoulders of their parents. There is no excuse for the actions of those teens. Choosing to rob an older couple at gunpoint is never, as Gantt seems to suggest, an "option" for survival.
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The Snitch survives courthouse encounter, awaits further thrashing.
By Andy Van De Voorde
While covering the Guardian's lawsuit against the Weekly, your faithful courthouse correspondent has noticed a pattern:
Though Bruce Brugmann's paper enjoys slagging people in print — take, for instance, its hysterical 2005 stories blasting the Clear Channel concert promotion firm as "evil" because the company had the audacity to take its business to the Weekly — the publication gets a mite snippy when subjected to scrutiny itself.
Take, for instance, The Snitch's post from this past Monday, which noted that the Weekly isn't the first local publication Guardian publisher Brugmann has lashed out at because it allegedly interfered with his God-given right to dominate the local advertising market.
Not only did Brugmann sue the San Francisco dailies back during the Nixon administration, Monday's post noted, but in 1979 he did battle with a student magazine at San Francisco State University that had the audacity to run a story quoting former employees as saying his paper had lied about its circulation, inflated its readership numbers, and occasionally bounced checks.
The story that appeared in the SFSU publication feed/back reported that Brugmann blasted back by asking the two female student-journalist authors whether they slept with their teachers or held orgies at their houses — figurative rhetorical devices intended to convey the inappropriate nature of their own pesky queries.
According to the article, Brugmann also advised the young scribes that "you girls are really dense."
The story by Penny Parker and Caroline Young also told readers that Brugmann "demanded the publication stop asking past and present Guardian employees about 'bounced checks and other business matters.'"
The Snitch found the old story interesting, in part because Brugmann also reportedly claimed that feed/back had "impugned the Guardian's financial capability and its business integrity."
They were allegations that suggested The Brute has a history of blaming other local media organizations for his troubles.
Nary a peep was heard on the subject from Brugmann or his top lieutenant, Tim Redmond, until late Wednesday, when an e-mail arrived in the Snitch's inbox.
It was from Puffy himself.
(Redmond has also lately become known as this blogger's archnemesis in what a correspondent for Editor & Publisher has described as an Internet battle worthy of the "great newspaper feuds of yesteryear.")
Penned Puffy: "I know that when you're covering a trial, you typically listen to the testimony and just report on it without doing any other work."
To which the Snitch says: Speak for yourself.
Continued Redmond:
"But when you veer off into a 30-year-old story about Bruce, two young journalism students, and a professor who sued a paper for libel, it would seem to be normal journalistic standards and ethics to call the other side for comment."
And this:
"For the record, then: Why did you not bother to seek comment on a story that portrayed us in a critical light? Does that not violate VVM's own standards for journalistic practice?"
There are rules here?
(Sound of The Snitch swallowing hard.)
After being slimed with spam e-mails from Brugmann, chided by The Brute for alleged journalistic incompetence and dubbed an "out of town hit man" with a mean streak a mile wide in one of Redmond's more memorable broadsides, the Snitch mistakenly assumed Marquis of Queensberry rules wouldn't apply.
Yet Puffy, presumably a card-carrying member of many official journalism organizations just like his boss, was in a snit, enraged at the thought of a breach of ethics here in the Guardian's hometown.
As your McAllister Street bureau chief was strolling into the courtroom on Thursday, ready to take his reserved seat in the press box, Redmond appeared as if out of nowhere and latched on like a small dog might attack a stray leg.
"Did you get my e-mail?" demanded Redmond, who by the way, has switched to leather vests since being outed as a puffy-jacket wearer.
"Write whatever you're going to write," answered The Snitch. "I'll write what I'll write."
"So you're not going to answer my question?" continued Redmond, referring again to his "standards of journalistic practice" inquiry.
Convinced he heard his mama calling, the Snitch wheeled into the courtroom, leaving Puffy alone with his moral indignance.
But this wasn't just Puffy's fight, apparently.
When The Snitch exited the courtroom later during a break, he found himself caught behind Brugmann, who was moving at the pace of an arthritic elephant, leading your correspondent to pass him on the left and make a beeline for the water fountain.
Not so fast.
"Hey, it's The Snitch," remarked The Brute.
(Cue the snickering from the jackals of the Guardian entourage.)
Brugmann then asked the same question Redmond had: Why hadn't your humble correspondent called him for comment about his dustup with SFSU?
Wasn't it true that this blogger had committed a blatant violation of journalistic ethics?
"I'm not going to take lessons on journalistic ethics from you," replied The Snitch, who learned a thing or two about bullies while growing up as a jockey-sized runt in a world of giants.
The Brute moved so close that The Snitch could feel his hot breath.
The 6-foot-5 Brugmann's pawlike hands hung suspended at roughly the level of The Snitch's forehead, raising the possibility that at any moment the Brute might reach out and pop this correspondent's head like a Styrofoam packing peanut.
Brugmann repeated his question.
"So you're the journalistic gold standard now, eh?" said The Snitch.
Yes, said The Brute without a trace of irony.
At that moment your loyal scribe saw a blur in his peripheral vision and then heard a voice pipe up: "He's a corporate flack!"
And then, again: "He's a corporate flack!"
It was none other than Guardian city editor Steve Jones.
The Snitch took a second to consider what he had just heard.
"Corporate flack?"
He never dreamed he would achieve such status while growing up a literal unknown in the federal witness protection program. Back in those days, The Snitch would have been happy just to get a job that came with a name badge.
His heart swelled.
But then The Brute ruined the moment.
"There's going to be an article," vowed Brugmann. "You're going to be very embarrassed."
Apparently the dubious reporting habits of a lowly "hit man" are now important enough to take up man-hours at the Guardian in the midst of a trial that, according to the paper's own lawyers, is a fight for its very survival.
"Write whatever you're going to write," said The Snitch, before Puffy appeared again as if from a dream and inserted himself between The Snitch and The Brute, breaking up what he apparently was afraid might turn into a melee.
Having been amply warned that the Guardian is writing a story with the stated intent of causing maximum embarrassment, The Snitch stayed up all night polishing his sense of shame so it can be put on public display for the vicarious enjoyment of Brugmann and Company.
And your correspondent isn't surprised, having already heard from reliable sources that Brugmann and Redmond are going behind The Snitch on the SFSU story, contacting those quoted and probing for dirt not about the issues described in the article but about the humble Internet alter ego who penned it.
So for now The Snitch will stand by, eagerly awaiting not just a jury verdict in the Guardian's predatory pricing case against the Weekly, but yet another beating at the hands of The Brute.