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Four Cal State Fullerton students from a variety of disciplines scored top prizes at the 30th annual California State University Student Research Competition held this spring. Titans won three first-place awards and one second-place prize.
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Joris Hoogsteder of Santa Ana, a graduate student in the master of music program studying composition, won first place in the humanities and letters category for his work titled "Musical Innovation in Early Video Games: Super Mario Bros." He investigated the use of music and musical composition in the early video game "Super Mario Bros." His faculty mentor is John Koegel, professor of music.
Robert Ontiveros of Brea, a senior majoring in biological science, won first place in the biological and agricultural sciences category for his research on understanding a certain protein to better treat diseases such as cancer and Alzheimer's disease. He is a scholar in the Maximizing Access to Research Careers (MARC) and Ronald E. McNair programs. His faculty mentor is Niroshika Keppetipola, assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry.
Shawn Ricardo of Fullerton, a graduate student studying computer science, won first place in the engineering and computer sciences category for his research on developing hardware and software to enable inexpensive laser-based distance sensors for mobile robots to detect obstacles and create a path around them. The system can be used for search-and-rescue applications, exploring caves and steering aerial drones. His faculty mentor is Doina Bein, with faculty adviser Anand Panangadan, both assistant professors of computer science.
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President gambles with use of military in drug crackdown
By Manuel Roig-Franzia, Washington Post
Article Last Updated: 07/09/2007 07:25:29 AM PDT
MEXICO CITY Every Monday morning, President Felipe Calderon settles in at the head of the table in the presidential library at Los Pinos, Mexico's fortresslike chief executive's compound.
Calderon presides over strategy sessions with the leaders of Mexico's army and navy, key players in the centerpiece initiative of his seven-month-old presidency: a military assault against drug cartels. No Mexican president in recent history has convened his security council with such regularity, but few of his modern-day predecessors have faced such a daunting security crisis.
Calderon is betting his presidency on a surge of Mexican troops one of the country's largest deployments of the military in a crime-fighting role to wage street-by-street battles with drug cartels that are blamed for more than 3,000 execution-style killings in the past year and a half. Sending more than 20,000 federal troops and police officers to nine Mexican states has made Calderon extremely popular; his latest approval ratings hit 65 percent.
But as the campaign drags into its eighth month and the death toll mounts, Calderon is facing a growing cadre of critics, including the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights representative in Mexico, who opposes the use of the military in policing. Calderon is also contending with enemies in Mexico's Congress who want to strip him of the authority to dispatch troops without congressional approval. The Washington Office on Latin America, a human rights organization, has faulted him as quick to use the military but slow to reform Mexico's corrupt police.
All this is familiar territory for Calderon, a former congressman and energy secretary who appears comfortable in the role of political scrapper.
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Small-town officials in Mexico face big drug-trafficking woes
By Hector Tobar and Carlos Martinez, Los Angeles Times
July 13, 2007
NACO, Mexico -- The message came on police emergency radio: An army of drug traffickers with machine guns mounted on their pickup trucks was headed toward this town of 5,000 people on the Arizona-Mexico border.
Like a sheriff in a Western, police chief and part-time schoolteacher Juan Bracamontes gritted his teeth and assembled his 15 officers, who had nothing better than .38-caliber revolvers to face off against the enemy.
"Those who want to leave can leave," the chief said. "Those who want to stay and fight, line up behind me and we'll give it to them good."
One officer quit on the spot. The others deployed around the town but not before taking off their uniforms and abandoning their patrol cars for unmarked vehicles.
In other Mexican towns, local authorities have not shown as much courage in the face of threats from cash-rich drug traffickers. Underarmed, underprepared, and often corrupt, small-town officials and police are the Achilles' heel of President Felipe Calderón's offensive against the nation's drug traffickers.
Mexican president gambles? Who don't say?
Yeah, right and kill his gravy train.
Calderon presides over strategy sessions with the leaders of Mexico's army and navy,....Navy?...what?...a large bait barge?
What would our Congressmen do without their drugs? After withdrawl would they actually support America?
3000 deaths in one and a half years?
It's a quagmire!
Surely the troops should pull out and everything will be just fine, all the shooting will stop and Mexico will be peaceful.
Well, isn't that what the Dems are proposing for Iraq?
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SPRINGFIELD, IL – State Rep. Sam Yingling (D-Grayslake) issued the following statement, Thursday, after voting to pass legislation reforming Illinois' troubled pension systems:
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X-ray astronomy offers the opportunity to observe important phenomena, including the early accretion of massive black holes and detecting diffuse ionized intergalactic gas that is heated to X-ray temperatures (>106). One of the technical challenges facing X-ray astronomy is fabricating optics that are properly shaped and smooth enough to produce quality images. Surface defects on the order of the wavelength of the observed spectrum and up to the size of the optical surface must be polished out of the mirrors without leaving a detectable pattern because the detectable signal is on the order of magnitude of the noise. This leads to a cycle of polishing and metrology that adds time and expense to optics fabrication.
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Back when you were still single, traveling was a lot easier. You can be invited to go out on a trip just an hour before you leave and you can still make it. Now that you have a baby, things are totally different. You have to prepare for two people this time around. The worst part is that considering how tiring the process is, you end up not doing any trip at all. Since you have had your baby, can you still remember when your last major trip was?
If you have a hard time recalling when, it is understandable. In fact, packing your things just to bring your baby to the doctor for a regular checkup would already take time. Imagine if you are flying to another place. The good thing is that there are ways for you to make this trip preparation more bearable. You just need to know exactly what to do.
- Prepare in advance. If you plan to go to another country with the entire family, it is still possible. You just need to prepare months before the trip. Make sure that you clear your schedule. There should also be no other appointments with the doctor so that you can push through with the trip. You can even pack your things in advance or make hotel reservations in advance. You can even pick places to visit that are child-friendly.
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Mini Tummy Tuck
Individuals who are in relatively good shape but desire a flatter tummy may be good candidates for a mini tummy tuck. These patients have loose abdominal fascia, but the muscles aren't stretched to the point where a full tummy tuck is necessary. During surgery, a smaller incision is made along the lower abdomen, liposuction is used to remove excess fat, and the remaining skin is pulled tight. The belly button is not affected by this surgery.
Full Tummy Tuck
A traditional (full) tummy tuck is suitable for both men and women who have a moderate amount of excess skin in their midsection. It is commonly performed on women post-pregnancy. During this surgery, the incision extends from hipbone to hipbone, which grants the surgeon access to a greater portion of the internal structures. Liposuction is used to remove fat and the abdominal muscles are pulled and tightly secured. The belly button is usually repositioned for natural placement.
Extended Tummy Tuck
The extended tummy tuck is reserved for patients who require major skin tightening and body contouring following a major weight loss. The extended tummy tuck requires a longer incision that extends beyond the hips, as well as another one around the navel. Liposuction is used and the excess skin is trimmed away and tightened. The belly button is repositioned during this surgery.
During/After Surgery
A tummy tuck is usually performed under general anesthesia in an accredited surgical facility and typically takes around 2 – 3 hours to complete. It is considered an outpatient procedure. After surgery, patients will wear a compression garment and will need to rest for the first 48 hours. They should make a concerted effort to move around in order to help promote blood circulation, but should only attempt to initially stand at a 45-degree angle to protect the incision. Pain medication will be provided to help with post-operative pain. Clearance to resume exercise is usually given around 4-6 weeks.
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Tummy Tuck or Lipo?
Patients who have loose skin in the lower abdomen may be better candidates for a skin tightening procedure such as a tummy tuck. If a patient is battling unwanted belly fat, but otherwise has good skin tone, liposuction (which removes fat only) may be all that is needed.
Combination Surgery?
Abdominoplasty can be combined with another cosmetic procedure, such as breast augmentation, a breast lift or liposuction that targets another area of the body. This is sometimes referred to as a "Mommy Makeover" and is considered a common practice, especially where pregnancy, weight gain and breast-feeding are concerned.
What About Scarring?
Unfortunately, scarring is a part of this procedure. However, every effort is made to minimize scarring, and the incisions are generally placed in locations easily concealed by undergarments. For women who have had a previous C-section, the original C-section scar will be replaced with the tummy tuck incision. Most patients feel the physical results of this surgery far outweigh any scarring left behind.
Pregnancy or Weight Gain?
For optimal results, it is recommended that patients wait to have abdominoplasty until after all pregnancies have been completed. This is to ensure the stretching and weight gain that occurs with pregnancy does not compromise the results of the surgery.
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Who doesn't want that flat, tight tummy? You, too, can have that dream stomach with a tummy tuck surgery. Whether you need a full-on tummy tuck or a mini one, we are here to get you started. To find out more, give us a call to schedule your consultation.


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A nonprofit criticized for the way it managed money from parking meters in Hillcrest, Mission Hills and other Uptown neighborhoods will undergo a dramatic reorganization, under a plan approved this month by the group's board of directors.
The Uptown Partnership, which manages revenue for the Uptown Community Parking District, made important strides in responding to critiques from community groups and elected officials, board President Dave Gatzke said. But when the San Diego City Council in September called for further changes — opting to approve a three-month contract rather than a one-year pact — "we realized that fundamental change is the only answer," he said.
The board elected to sever ties with the city as of Dec. 29, Gatzke said. "Rather than continue to make incremental changes … this was the way to wipe the slate clean."
Uptown Partnership's board agreed to hire a consultant to work with city officials and community members to restructure the parking district. Nancy Moors, board president of the Hillcrest Business Association, said she was satisfied with the outcome, particularly after Uptown Partnership agreed to have no part in selecting or managing the consultant.
"I believe it was the right thing to do and I respect the board for acknowledging that," said Moors, herself a former board member. "Recent appointees realized that once they got on the board they weren't getting anything done. And others who had been there for a long time were tired for some of the same reasons."
Uptown Partnership has served as the official advisory board for the community parking district since 1997. The city has approved annual contracts for the group to invest money from parking meters in Hillcrest, Bankers Hill and Mission Hills, Park West and Five Points to improve parking and traffic.
The group ran into trouble when some communities decried a lack of board representation. Others complained that their districts received less attention than they should have given the amounts they contributed. Several community groups came together this month to vote no confidence in the parking district.
High-profile resignations were followed by a stinging report from a county grand jury. It found that Uptown Partnership spent three times more on operating expenses than on projects since incorporating in 1999.
"What you had was an organization that went wild with its arrogance and stunning lack of accountability," said Leo Wilson, chairman of Uptown Planners and the Bankers Hill/Park West Community Association. "It's as if they set out to invest in a bureaucracy rather than invest in parking."
The group dedicated $3.2 million to operating expenses and $1.1 million to projects, according to the grand jury report released in May. It stashed away about $4.3 million in reserves while creating 40 to 50 parking spaces, though officials were in discussions to add an additional 90 spaces over two years.
Representatives said a lot of time and resources were wasted on a parking garage in Hillcrest that never came to fruition because of the city's sinking bond rating. The group did expand its board of directors and establish term limits, Executive Director Carol Schultz said.
Its final initiatives include a program that would make it easier for merchants to offer universal validation at various parking lots in Hillcrest; bicycle corrals in Bankers Hill/Park West and possibly the rest of Uptown; and opening up new parking spaces at 215 W. Washington Street, the site of the proposed Mission Hills Library.
Still, none of it would be enough. Shultz and her staff of three employees have received layoff notices and will stop selling parking meter cards after Dec. 17.
Upcoming discussions are expected to focus on the viability of running a parking district without a paid staff or brick-and-mortar location. A representative for Councilman Kevin Faulconer said the councilman was concentrating on making sure taxpayer funds are used efficiently to create more parking.


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In Genesis 6:19-21, it is written:
"And of every living thing of all flesh, two of every sort shalt thou bring into the ark, to keep them alive with thee; they shall be male and female.
Of fowls after their kind, and of cattle after their kind, of every creeping thing of the earth after his kind, two of every sort shall come unto thee, to keep them alive.
And take thou unto thee of all food that is eaten, and thou shalt gather it to thee; and it shall be for food for thee, and for them."
In Genesis 7:2-3, it is written:
"Of every clean beast thou shalt take to thee by sevens, the male and his female: and of beasts that are not clean by two, the male and his female.
Of fowls also of the air by sevens, the male and the female; to keep seed alive upon the face of all the earth. "
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For 40 days and 40 nights the rain poured and the sea rose until the Earth was completely covered. Both the Bible and the Koran say that the Ark came to rest on Mount Ararat as the water subsided, and that is where the focus of most Ark-hunters attempts has been.
Several ark sightings on Mt. Ararat occurred during the twentieth century. During a thaw in the summer of 1916, a Russian Imperial Air Force lieutenant flying over Mt. Ararat reported seeing half the hull of some sort of ship poking out above surface of a lake. In 1949 a US Air Force mission photographed an unusual feature 15,500 feet up on the northwestern plateau of Mount Ararat on the other side from the Ahora Gorge. The images appear to show the bow of a ship poking out of a glacier. The phenomenon was given the name the 'Ararat Anomaly' and resurfaced in the 1970s when secret military satellites were able to focus on the area from space. A photograph taken in 1972 by the Earth Research Technical Satellite (ERTS) is said to reveal an unusual feature at 14,000 feet on Mt. Ararat. It was reported to be the same size as the Ark.In the 1980s, former NASA astronaut James Irwin participated in expeditions up the mountain, but he found only the remnants of abandoned skis. With the breakup of the former Soviet Union, the archaeology expeditions up the mountain intensified during the 1990s, and the search for Noah's Ark continues.
Other Ark investigators believe it could be simply an old rock formation, an old fortress, or even a crashed aeroplane. Of course, the only way researchers can gather definite evidence is to be near the site on the ground. But increased tension between Turkey and the area's Kurdish population has hampered exploration attempts, and the recent instability in nearby Iraq has also added to the region's pressures. Until a team of archaeological experts can examine the photographed remains firsthand, the mystery of Noah's Ark will never be solved.
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1992: The Boston Bruins lose 4-3 in overtime of Game 1 in the semifinals to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
2011: Tyler Seguin is the man of the night, putting up two goals and two assists as the Bruins win 6-5 over the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference final. He scores all four of his points in the second period (of his second playoff game), tying a league record for points in a period and placing himself in Boston Bruins history among other four-points-a-period scorers Barry Pederson, Peter McNab and Ken Linseman. In that same second period, the Bruins score all but one of their goals, the highest total for one playoff period since 1991.
Seguin isn't the only one to create this victory, of course: Nathan Horton scores on the power play, David Krejci scores and Michael Ryder puts away two goals of his own as well. But Seguin's big night is a huge turnaround for a guy who was advised that all the practices before games in the previous two rounds were basically going to be his games, so he needed to take advantage of that.
Eventually, the TD Garden crowd was chanting his name and, of course, he earned the first star of the game.
Time to enjoy the highlight reel from this game. Here's Seguin's first goal of his NHL playoff career.
Here's his very productive second period.
Finally, here's the highlight reel from the entire game.
Oh, and his big night would eventually be memorialized as part of a History Will Be Made ad produced after the Stanley Cup was awarded.
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Thursday, 26 March 2015
Makeup Storage: Black Eyeliner Obsession!
I've kept all of my coloured eye pencils in the pots, but now separated into lip pencils, bright pencils and darker pencils. All of my blacks are now stored in a drawer of my clear acrylic Muji unit which I massively recommend to anyone who is looking for new ways to store their makeup.
I honestly don't know quite how I managed to collect so damn many black kohls but as I wear them daily it's not surprising. I have a blog post to follow showing you my top 3 favourite black pencil liners EVER so stay tuned for that ;)
How do you store your pencil liners?
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You have an insane collection of black eyeliners, haha! I have mine stored in a little spinning wooden pen pot that I bought from TK Maxx a while a go!ReplyDelete
Oh ym goodness there is loads! You definitely needed that MUJI drawer haha, you need to teach me how to apply kohl effortlessly please?ReplyDelete
Lauren x
Britton Loves | Lifestyle Food Fashion Beauty - www.brittonloves.blogspot.co.uk
Soooooooooooo pretty! Love it! XReplyDelete
I have the same black eyeliner problem! What Muji storage do you have in this picture? It's exactly what I'm looking for and would fit into my little makeup space perfectly :)ReplyDelete
Bethan | Thought from Beth x
Ahh, this storage is the stuff of dreams - major inspo!ReplyDelete
Claire | Stylingo.co.uk | xx
Oh I do love a bit of makeup storage. That is A LOT of black kohl pencils though LOL You've probably got enough to last the rest of your life! LOLReplyDelete
You do have a lot! I have a smaller Muji insert that I keep all of mine in - I don't know how I accumulate so many, I think they're just one of those things that you always think you can't have enough of! xxReplyDelete
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- Anonymous26 March 2015 at 12:24
I'm more of a foundation hoarder, so my pencil liners fit into the makeup-bag I use daily.ReplyDelete
British seem to have a thing for the black eyeliner/kohl used tightly all around the eye, but you are one of the few whom it really suits!
love your collection Katie, your organisation too is just tip top..Muji is the best :)ReplyDelete
Love rimmel sacandaleyes!!ReplyDelete
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That's A LOT of black pencil liners indeed! Lovely post. <3ReplyDelete
I keep mine in a pot, but I agree it's so hard to find the one you're looking for! I definitely need to invest in more clear units to make it a lot easier.ReplyDelete
Antonia x | Fifi and the Diamonds
Love your collection!ReplyDelete
I store them in a pot!ReplyDelete
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What an awesome makeup collection! I tend to stock so many Black Eye liners as well!ReplyDelete
I would kill for your eyeliner collection! You can never have too many black eyeliners, in my opinion! I store mine in a pot I made and painted in junior school. :)ReplyDelete
Girl in a Whimsical Land
Oh wow you really do have a lot of black eyeliners! I store mine in a pot like you used to, but I agree it's a little annoying sometimes.ReplyDelete
Emily // Beauty and Lifestyle Blog
Mine are all just chucked in the drawer of my dressing table, definitely don't have as many as you though!ReplyDelete
wow you have so many! love your storage too xReplyDelete
Hannah | Heyitshannaah
Waiting to move to upgrade all of my makeup storage. ^^ BUT for now, I'm keeing all of mine in a glass handpainted jar.ReplyDelete
Don't you just love a makeup organizer! I swear us girls seem to collect shoes and makeup! hahaha I love it though! Another great place to get organizers are The Container store. They have great ideas to keep organized! Cant wait to see what your top 3 eyeliners are! I am always searching for the best products!ReplyDelete
Very nice! I think i'm the only one in the world that keeps the brushes I use on the bottom drawer of my acrylic organizer. My house is a dust magnet and it just floats... my brushes are too valuable for even one speck of dusk!ReplyDelete
Oh gosh, you have SO MANY, haha :-)ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful collection!ReplyDelete
Love your storage section...makes my heart so happy haha! I have a smaller clear unit that I use, but for me, nail polish is my obsession! :)ReplyDelete
so envious of all your makeup! Your makeup storage also seems so organised but simple.ReplyDelete
Ooh La Luce | Beauty, Life, Fashion
Wow! So many eyeliners, I only have three, but I have so many mascaras, love testing them out. xReplyDelete
I keep mine in these little Ikea Godmorgon pots that fit onto the inside of the Alex drawers :) xxReplyDelete
Magpie Jasmine
Wow, that is a lot of eyeliners! These photos are beautiful :)ReplyDelete
This is amazing collection! I was such a junkie for black eyeliners and I was using them every single day and most of the time ended up having panda eye so now I don't use them that often. I would love to see your favorite eyelinersReplyDelete
- Anonymous31 March 2015 at 22:57
Ooooh, I see you have eyeliners by Lollipops - how do you like them?ReplyDelete
What a great collection :-) Love itReplyDelete
I find washing makeup brushes very therapeutic ☺ xxReplyDelete
wow, that storage is just beautiful! Love all the eyeliners - you can never have too many! xReplyDelete
That Girl Rhianna
Love this post Katie, you're sooo organized :)ReplyDelete
I love those roses as well!
Irene @ vainpursuits.com
I am the same: Lots of black khols, and I only ever use them to tightline...ReplyDelete
LindaLibraLoca: Beauty, Baby and Backpacking
I love the eyeliners...ReplyDelete
what a dream! to have it all that way!ReplyDelete
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OMG I have about the same amount of makeup but it's ALL OVER THE PLACE! your organization skills puts mine to shame.... lol good job! measurabledifference.comReplyDelete
Ufffff ^_^ i want all of these :p i also love to collect linersReplyDelete
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Wow, I'm not quite sure if I want to believe it, but a fact's a fact: summer is almost over. In five days, my girls will be heading back to school (Grade 6 and Grade 1!), and with that, comes the daily grind of packing lunches – and I needed some new school lunch ideas!
So this week, I got my girls on board and had them brainstorm some kid approved lunch ideas to make the process smoother for the year ahead. We also hit the grocery store and made a couple of lunches to try out – along with these new Rice Krispies Square Brown Rice Bar. I videotaped them sharing their favorite lunches (I swear, every action they make lately, they narrate it like they are doing a YouTube video. I literally heard my oldest in the shower saying "This is the conditioner I use, I got mine at Wal-Mart. I love it because it makes my hair really shiny…" No joke!)
In the end, the new Rice Krispies Square Brown Rice Bars were a hit – even my husband liked them. He said they had a deeper flavour, like when you caramelize something (chef talk!). My kids only get one "treat" in their lunch a day (and I constitute a treat as anything outside of the fruit, veggie, and yogurt/cheese spectrum), and I feel good about putting these squares in the kid apprived lunch rotation.
If you want more ideas, here are the full list of lunch and snack ideas that they came up with – and this is all from their own mouths so its kid approved (and my oldest can be picky!) Hopefully it helps you create healthy lunches that your own kids will approve as well.
Ideas for Main Lunches:
- Mini tacos or taco salad (I make taco meat ahead of time and freeze in batches. I also like these little tortilla boats that make them easier to eat at school.)
- Kebabs with deli meat, cheese, and pickles
- Baked or multigrain tortillas and salsa
- Chili (make ahead and store in batches)
- Pitas and hummus or tzatiki
- Chicken caesar salad or chicken caesar salad wraps (cook chicken ahead of time and freeze in batches)
- Mini bagels and cream cheese (we like to flavour them sometimes – this one is cinnamon!)
- Homemade "lunchables" (crackers, salami or pepperoni, and cheese)
- Tortellini and pasta sauce (if you don't have a microwave at school, heat the sauce really hot and put it in a thermos. Place cooked pasta on top. Shake before eating.)
- Pinwheels (roll deli meat and cheese on a wrap with a spread like cream cheese or mayo, roll, and slice.)
- Grilled cheese sandwiches, or pocket style sandwiches with pizza fillings.
- Chicken noodle soup (my daughters absolute favorite!)
- Crackers and flavoured tuna mixed with cream cheese (we tried this first at Costco as a sample, and the kids adored it!)
- Taco hand pies (or make a pizza version!)
- Salad rolls (these are made with rice paper wraps, and my kids go nuts when I make them. We stuff ours with thin rice stick noodles, shrimp, and julienned carrots and cucumbers. Their school is nut free, so we make a dipping sauce out of mixed hoisin and sweet thai chili sauce – I actually prefer it to the standard peanut dipping sauce!)
- Chicken drumsticks (If I buy a rotisserie chicken, which I often do for a quick weeknight meal, I always save the drumsticks for lunches. The girls love them!)
- Sandwiches (I make them more interesting by letting the kids "order" a sub – they fill out a little mini card with what toppings they want, so they can pretend they are ordering from a sub shop).
- Boiled or devilled eggs (use mustard in place of half the mayo to make it a healthier option.)
- Leftovers such as tuna noodle casserole, lasagna, and pizza always go over well.
- Spaghetti and meatballs or meat sauce (my husband is the spaghetti king here, so he makes a big pot, and we freeze in individual serving size bags, so that all we have to do the night before is cook the noodles.)
Snack Ideas:
- Fruit (berries, pineapple, watermelon, apples, and orange slices all work well here.)
- Veggies and dip (cucumbers, snap peas, carrots and pepper strips.)
- Yogurt with granola or drinkable yogurt
- Cottage cheese (and it may seem weird, but it's really good mixed with canned fruit salad!)
- Cheesestrings
- Baked Pea Snaps
- Granola Bars (homemade if you have the time!)
- Fruit leather (again, you can find so many DIY recipes online!)
- Banana bread
- Mini muffins, like blueberry, pumpkin, or banana (tip: I almost always half the sugar in the recipe. No one notices.)
- Rice krispies squares (the new brown rice ones are even better than the original!)
- Popcorn (I air pop a bowl at the beginning of the week and package in small baggies.)
- Applesauce (I always throw an applesauce in my kids lunch as an extra snack in case they are hungry. Why applesauce? Its healthy, non perishable, and doesn't get damaged if they don't eat it, so I can pack it again. Most foods will spoil or get crushed after a couple of days in the lunchbox, but not applesauce!)
- Pretzels
- Goldfish crackers
- Cereal bars
- La Vache Qui Rit (laughing cow) cheese with crackers or apple slices
- Pickles
- Smoothies (freeze ahead of time and take out the morning of school – it will be cold and slushy by lunch!)
- Rice cakes (or the mini ones)
There you have it – over kid approved lunch box ideas, straight from their own mouths! Now there's no way they can come home and say they didn't like something!
What about your family? What's would make your kid say "I'm a kid and I #ApproveThisLunchbox"?
**I partnered with Rice Krispies to bring you this post. All ideas and opinions are 100% my own.**


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My little brother had an audition in LA yesterday. Which means it's a rock-paper-scissors-you-drive-him match between me and my mom.
I lost.
But lucky for us, Jon's audition was only 15 minutes away from another event:
For my thousands of readers (haha no) who have not yet seen the movie Chefstarring Jon Favreau (who also wrote, directed and produced), please treat yourself and head to your local movie theatre.
I'd give you the synopsis, but there seems to be a theme among everyone who saw it including myself:
"Never heard of it before I saw it."
"I didn't even see the trailer. Was there a trailer?"
"Someone just told me it was amazing and I had to see it."
My mom coerced me and my sister to the theatre about a month ago and we sat in the dark (figuratively and literally) waiting for the film to begin.
Charming, sentimental, hilarious, intelligent and holy-crap-the-food.
So when you hear that the lead actor of your new favorite film is cooking the signature meal featured in aforementioned favorite film...
You go. No excuses.
We stood in line for... awhile. After some neck-craning and inner-screaming, we briefly encountered El Jefe himself.
Jon and I agreed that even if they ran out of sandwiches... it was already worth it.
Luckily for us, there were plenty to go around. We got one between us to split.
And a Materva. Can't have a Cubano without a Materva.
There was, of course, that awkward moment when we mentally went through the list of ingredients that a true Cubano is comprised of. Ham, pork, cheese and... um.
"Lucy... I hate pickles.
"I can't stand mustard."
"What do we do?"
"...just try a few bites and we'll go to Del Taco or something if it's unbearable."
I'm such a fake Cuban. I put on a good accent and attitude when necessary and I'm an okay dancer.
But I DRAW THE LINE at mustard.
Okay so maybe mustard and pickles are actually kinda sorta really amazing...
As long as they're sandwiched together on a proper Cubano. Buen Provecho!


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Chautauqua Festival
Don't miss Wytheville's Annual Chautauqua Festival, a free, eight day, family, arts and music festival in historic downtown Wytheville.
The Festival opens Friday Night, June 16th with the spectacular Balloon Glow event, when flights will be inflating their balloons at twilight against the dark night sky.
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I've lived in Westchester for 27 years. I remember way back when when the candlelight offered an atomic blast of heat called Charnobyl II. The days of that inside burning sauce is long gone. They know are reduced to four levels of heat. Mild, hot, very hot and chernobyl.
So after seven years since my last visit, I entered and to no surprise, nothing has changed. Cramped, crowded and dingy. A sign stating that no credit cards are accepted. Cash was in hand. I love heat, but wasn't in the mood to sweat, because the windows were open, the fan was on and it was about 80 degrees inside. Our waitress came over and I ordered a medium (10 wings 10 legs) $13.50. The waitress looked familiar, but I obviously did not ring a bell. She stated that the mild is considered very hot to most, so with my memories a little vague, I decided against very hot and went with hot.
The nice mound of wings came out and the shiny orange sauce glistened. The steam rose from the dish. My mouth watered. I bit into the first one with great anticipation. My last experience was not a great one, but I was drunk and it was takeout. So this would be magical. I tore the meat from the bone. and ate. I finished the entire dish and here are my thoughts about the hands down, widely observed "greatest wings in Westchester."
The wings/legs come connected. The ripping apart of these does not always go so well, with in many cases, 80% of the meat ripping off of one and going to the other side. Why? Slightly undercooked. I can live with that as they were cooked enough, had they been cut in half. The chicken itself tasted good, but that's not why we eat wings. We eat wings for the sauce. I ate 20 wings and there was absolutely and I mean no heat. They tasted more tangy, like they had been cooked and doused with Frank's Red Hot sauce (a mild sauce in my opinion). The bleu cheese sauce was like Ken's bleu cheese dressing. No chunks of bleu cheese at all. The four celery sticks that garnished the plate were unnecessary as they didn't offer enough diversion.
Overall, a rather unpleasant experience. I'd rate them a 5 out of ten. if that. Better wings can be had at Piper's Kilt, The Quarry Inn,Lazy Boy Saloon, The Eastchester Inn, Sherwood's (although not much better). I wont' lie, the mango habanero wings at BWW are much hotter and much tastier. Better cooked, although a little more pricey.
Honestly, if one wanted to recreate these ate home. Fry them, melt some butter and Frank's Red Hot and toss. Nothing special about the wings at all. Huge disappointment from the mecca of wings


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The AWSM Board has a list of candidates who are running for open vice president positions.
Elections will be held via an online form. Click here for the link or paste this URL in your browser: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/8KPLLWB.
The deadline to submit your ballot — one per active AWSM member — is Monday, July 29 by 5 p.m. ET.
Also, AWSM is seeking a vice president for fundraising. If you're interested in this position, please email Stefanie Loh at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please review the candidates' bio information below. Also, here are the full job descriptions.
Vice president, Student Development
Candidate: Stacy Hicklin Bauman
As a former preps writer and collegiate sports information director, my passion has always been working with students in the 16-22 year old range. I am a big believer in the power and importance of internships and preparing for your career years before it even begins. I became involved in AWSM in 2004 when I was awarded an AWSM internship at the Arizona Republic. After attending the AWSM convention that summer, I knew this organization was something special and one I wanted to continue to be involved in for years to come. I have been a member ever since.
In 2009, I became the co-internship coordinator for AWSM. Two years later, I took a one-year break and returned this year to be part of the executive board and help the organization with its social media and online presence. This past fall, I became the AWSM adviser for the Boston University AWSM student chapter.
Being elected the VP of student development would be a perfect fit for me considering my extensive background with the internship program and involvement in the early days of our thriving student chapter program. My institutional knowledge and enthusiasm to continue these programs moving forward will be an asset to ensure the strength of student programming and our transition to two new coordinators in the student programming area.
I'm currently an NBA writer with FOX Sports in Los Angeles, covering the Lakers primarily. I did an AWSM internship in the summer of 2011 at Sports Illustrated, and I've always wanted to get more involved in the organization since. I also had such a great experience with the internship that I thought getting more involved with that portion of AWSM would be really interesting and rewarding.
In terms of a "platform," I'm not sure how much improvement the internship program needs, but I'd love to be able to better advertise that it exists by working with editors and other people on campuses with strong journalism programs. In addition, I think it would be great to get former interns to speak at their schools about the internship program, because that could be another great way to spread awareness. I'd also love to be able to put the women who receive the internships in contact with former interns who worked at the same place in order for them to share tips and stories.
Vice President, Professional Development
My name is Kelly Burke, and I'm a sports anchor/reporter at WSIL-TV, the ABC affiliate in Carbondale, Ill. I joined AWSM three years ago and have been a regular at every convention since Charlotte. This year, I helped secure donations for the Phoenix Silent Auction. Now, I'd like to take my involvement a step further, so I'm running for VP of Professional Development.
I feel I'd be well-suited for this position for a variety of reasons. My background in TV would help with AWSM's goal of getting more 'broadcast' members to join and get involved in our organization, specifically in the areas of professional development. I'd like to develop a professional mentorship program pairing some of our 'pioneers' and experts/role models in the business with up-and-coming professionals in print, radio, TV, P.R., etc. I also feel my past experience doing Spreecasts and Google Hangouts for sportsnetworker.com and other websites would be valuable in starting online seminars and workshops. I have great passion and enthusiasm for this organization and am a tireless worker, so I know I would represent AWSM at it's finest.
Vice President, Administration
I have been a general assignment sports reporter at NOLA.com and The Times-Picayune in my hometown of New Orleans since September 2012, and I joined AWSM in 2009 as a student at LSU.
I would love to take an increased role in the organization this year by becoming a member of the Board, as I am passionate about the mission of AWSM to connect women in sports media and advance the growth of women in the field.
Vice President, Convention
I have been with the Houston Chronicle for eight years now as a reporter for six and an editor for the last two. I also teach journalism a couple of times a year at Columbia University. I am running for the VP-Conventions position. I have been helping put together journalism workshops and conventions at Columbia University for several years.
I am enthusiastic and organized, and really got a lot out of the past convention in Phoenix and am looking forward to making Orlando in 2014 another inspiring, rewarding and entertaining trip for all of our members.
Vice President, Digital
My name is Alisha Puckett, and I am running for the vice president of digital for AWSM. After time spent as AWSM's VP of administration for the past year, I've learned many of the nuances and organizational processes that go into volunteering for this organization. My work with ESPN.com, Sporting News, the Charlotte Observer and SportsBusiness Journal have all prepared me to take on many of the duties required of the VP of digital.
As a team player, I'm excited about disseminating information and getting more AWSM members involved by utilizing various social media outlets, frequent newsletters, email blasts and AWSM's own website.


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Goddess of the Rose to become graphic novel
Sea Lion Books is just getting started, but they are developing an interesting line of graphic novels based on already popular prose works: Paolo Coelho's The Alchemist, Richelle Mead's Dark Swan, and now, P.C. Cast's Goddess of the Rose.
Cast is one of those writers whose readers obviously can't get enough of her. She specializes in mythological-supernatural romance; her Goddess: Summoning series, of which Goddess of the Rose is the fourth volume, blends in fairy-tale elements, and she also writes a vampire series, House of Night. The books aren't the biggest sellers in the biz, but they do pretty well, and she obviously has a dedicated community of fans.
On the other hand, the remainder bins are littered with graphic-novel adaptations of popular romances—I picked up my copy of Christine Feehan's Dark Prince for a dollar, and I feel like I overpaid. One of the pitfalls is that fans of the prose novels often hate the graphic novels, because they already have the world of the story visualized in their heads, and because they aren't graphic-novel readers. (It's always fun to look at the Amazon pages for these books and see the outrage of people who thought they were buying a novel and ended up with a &$#! comic book.) The other is that publishers lean too heavily on the author's name as a selling point and bring in subpar, no-name artists to do the visuals. Dark Horse avoided this by hiring Joelle Jones to work on Troublemaker (and for my money, the art is better than the story in that book), and it looks like Sea Lion is also hiring an experienced artist: They have signed Alan Halpin, whom they describe as a "much sought-after and elusive Irish artist." That makes him sound a bit like a character in a romance novel, actually. Halpin certainly is elusive—Google doesn't turn up much on him—but the fact that they are promoting the artist so heavily is a hopeful sign that they will be paying attention to the quality of the visuals in this book.
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Italian authorities say the mobster suspected of pulling the trigger in the killing of six Italians in the German city of Duisburg in August has managed to escape a joint Italian-German police swoop.
18th December 2007
Police in the southern city of Reggio Calabria said Giovanni Strangio, 29, was not among those nabbed in the morning raids, but that four alleged members of his Calabrian mafia, or 'Ndrangheta, crime family have been arrested.
"It's important that people realize that the 'Ndrangheta is not a local or even regional phenomenon, but a European one," Calabria's top anti-mafia official told news television station, SKYTG24.
Two of the suspects, Domenico Nirta, 24, and Domenico Pizzata, 40, were picked up in the Calabrian town of San Luca, long considered by authorities as a hot bed of 'Ndrangheta activity.
Meanwhile German police, tipped off by their Italian colleagues arrested Antonio Richichi, 21, and Luca Liotino, 35, in the Cologne and Oberhausen areas of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, where Duisburg is located.
All four stand accused of murder, trading in weapons and membership of a mafia-like criminal organization.
"With these arrests the offensive against the 'Ndrangheta enters its most acute phase. More results will be achieved and Strangio will eventually be caught," Italian Interior Minister Giuliano Amato was quoted as saying by the ANSA newsagency.
In Germany's worst mafia-style killing, six people were gunned down late on August 14 in Duisburg in what was believed to have been a settling of scores between two 'Ndrangheta clans, the Nirta- Strangio and the Pelle-Vottari-Romeo.
The victims were all members of the Pelle-Romeo family from San Luca, police in Rome said. The killers reportedly came from the Strangio-Nirta clan. Both families have been involved in a long- running dispute.
One of the Duisburg victims was a chief suspect in the December 2006 murder of Maria Strangio, the wife of the suspected leader of the Strangio-Nirta clan and cousin of Giovanni Strangio.
Last week, German and Italian national police set up a joint task force against mafia-style organized crime.
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Benefits Of Regulations Vary Widely
September 16, 1999
Politicians often talk about government spending, but critics contend they ignore another kind of spending: that required by government regulation. A recent study by economist Robert Hahn for the AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies shows how expensive such spending can be.
- On the plus side, the benefit from news rules from the early '80s to the mid '90s is $1.6 trillion.
- However, the number of rules whose costs exceed their benefits is greater than the number of rules whose benefits exceed their costs.
- The average regulation for which benefits exceed costs brings about $40 billion in benefits.
- For regulations where costs exceed benefits, the average net cost is about $2 billion.
Some agencies do better than others. The net benefits of Department of Transportation regulations far exceed the benefits of other agencies, for example. But at the Environmental Protection Agency, the median rule costs $120 million per life saved, eight times higher than what Department of Labor health rules cost, and over 80 times higher than the median for other agencies.
The study also found that new regulations tend to be as cost effective as older ones.
Source: Macroscope, "The Cost of Rules," Investor's Business Daily, September 16, 1999.
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13 days and counting
Day 13 and still going strong.
One problem that I still have to contend with is the drinking,but even that has not made me want a cig.
I am using an inhalator now and no patches
I have stopped nicotine for 13 days, 2 hours, 28 minutes and 38 seconds.
I've not smoked 524 death sticks, and saved £73.16.
I've saved 1 day, 19 hours and 40 minutes of my life.


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USA-based Carbon has introduced SpeedCell, a system of connected products that is claimed to rival traditional manufacturing processes through the minimization and—in some cases—elimination of the prototyping and tooling stages.
The SpeedCell currently comprises two of Carbon's products that together provide an effective solution for scalable additive manufacturing (AM), namely:
The system has several Carbon Connector data and power ports for the purpose of accommodating additional hardware and extending capabilities in the future. These have yet to be determined but may, for example, include temperature-controlled resin cassettes for automated resin dispensing.
The M series 3D printers employ Carbon's continuous liquid interface production (CLIP) process, which balances ultraviolet (UV) light and oxygen to rapidly produce parts that have excellent mechanical properties and surface finishes. CLIP, coupled with the SpeedCell, is said to allow for the realization of previously impossible 3D printed designs, including single-part combinations of complex assemblies and un-moldable and un-millable geometries such as lattices.
Launching at the same time as the SpeedCell, the M2 is Carbon's second 3D printer and has been labelled by the company as 'production floor compatible'. The build volume of the M2 is twice that of company's first 3D printer, the M1, at 190 (w) x 118 (d) x 326 (h) millimeters (7.5 x 4.6 x 12.8in), so it is able to produce larger parts or more parts per build. Furthermore, the M2 incorporates 'production-ready' features such as locked printing parameters for validated production runs as well as the option to serialize parts for ensured quality and traceability.
The Smart Part Washer shares a common interface with the M1 and M2 build envelopes so that parts can be passed between it and the 3D printers easily. The build platforms of the M series printers are received by the Smart Part Washer with the 3D printed parts attached. After the parts have been washed and finished, the data that validates completion of the process is routinely tied to the parts' data streams.
Carbon is offering SpeedCell in the following two configurations:
First Radius, in partnership with United Parcel Service (UPS), is a new Carbon customer and one of SpeedCell's launch partners. Together, First Radius and UPS are creating a global, on-demand AM supply chain. The companies intend to leverage the SpeedCell's capabilities in order to achieve fast, cost-effective and scalable production of their customers' products and inventory.
Rick Smith, co-founder of Fast Radius, said: 'Fast Radius and UPS believe that the introduction of Carbon's technologies marks a historic point when additive manufacturing truly becomes a production alternative. We are excited to be a SpeedCell launch partner and to integrate the technology into our product design, additive manufacturing and supply chain offerings.'
Dr. Joseph DeSimone, co-founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of Carbon, further commented: 'SpeedCell combines our reliable M series machines, data-rich platform and ever-expanding base of production-quality resins to give our partners the tools to massively change the way they think about design and production.
'For our customers, this means that their product development cycles no longer need to include the antiquated traditional manufacturing process steps of designing, prototyping, tooling and then production. Instead, products can be designed and engineered on a platform that is also the means of production […]'
Additional SpeedCell launch partners include existing customer BMW Group and production partners Dinsmore and Associates, Primary Manufacturing, Sculpteo and The Technology House.
The subscription pricing model for the SpeedCell is similar to the one introduced for the M1, including the same service and support and access to materials. The M1, M2 and Smart Part Washer are priced at 40,000, 50,000 and 10,000 USD per year, respectively.
Carbon will present the SpeedCell at the Additive Manufacturing Users Group (AMUG) Conference, which takes place in Chicago, Illinois, USA, on March 19-23, 2017.
Website: www.carbon3d.com


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"These little morsels from Sarabeth Levine's _Sarabeth's Bakery_ are somewhere between a cookie and a brownie in texture. Adapted from Caroline Russock's post at Serious Eats. http://bit.ly/ey48Fz"
Chocolate Chubbies
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READY IN:40mins
YIELD:24 cookies
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- 8 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch cubes (1 stick)
- 9 ounces semisweet chocolate (no more than 62 percent cacao) or 9 ounces bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped (no more than 62 percent cacao)
- 3 ounces unsweetened chocolate, finely chopped
- 1⁄2 cup unbleached all-purpose flour
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 3 large eggs, at room temperature
- 1 1⁄4 cups superfine sugar
- 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 2 cups semisweet chocolate chips (12 ounces)
- 1 1⁄2 cups coarsely chopped pecans (5 1/2 ounces)
- 1 1⁄4 cups coarsely chopped walnuts (4 1/2 ounces)
- Position racks in the center and top third of the oven and preheat to 350°F Line two half-sheet pans with parchment paper.
- Bring 1 inch of water to a simmer in a medium saucepan over low heat. Put the butter in a wide, heatproof bowl, and melt the butter over the hot water in the saucepan. Add the semisweet and unsweetened chocolate, stirring often, until melted and the mixture is smooth. Remove the bowl from the heat and let stand, stirring occasionally, until cooled slightly but still warm, about 5 minutes.
- Sift the flour, baking powder, and salt together into a medium bowl. Whip the eggs in the bowl of a heavy-duty stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment on medium-high speed until the eggs are foamy and lightly thickened, about 30 seconds. Increase the speed to high and gradually add the sugar, then the vanilla. Whip until the eggs are very thick and pale yellow, about 3 minutes. Reduce the mixer speed to medium and beat in the tepid chocolate, making sure it is completely incorporated. Change to the paddle attachment and reduce the mixer speed to low. Gradually add the flour mixture. Remove the bowl from the mixer. Using a wooden spoon, stir in the chocolate chips, pecans, and walnuts, making sure the chunky ingredients are evenly distributed at the bottom of the bowl. The dough will be somewhat soft.
- Using a 2-inch ice-cream scoop, portion the batter onto the prepared pans, placing the cookies about 1 1/2 inches apart. Bake the cookies immediately - if you wait, they won't be shiny after baking. Bake, switching the position of the pans from top to bottom and front to back about halfway through baking, until the cookies are set around the edges (if you lift a cookie from the pan, the edges should release easily, even if the center of the cookie seems underdone), 17 to 20 minutes. Do not overbake. Cool completely on the baking pans.
- Note: The cookies can be stored in an airtight container at room temperature, with the layers separated by parchment paper, for up to 3 days.
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Below are article rebuttals to Steve Berkson's "Are You Saved" Teachings. Steve Berkson, of Now Is The Time Ministries, has put forth a five-part teaching entitled "Are You Saved," in which he teaches the following - 1) No one is saved at this moment, 2) No one can know whether or not they are saved until judgment day, 3) On judgment day, the single factor, which determines whether or not you obtain eternal life will be your works done in obedience to Torah, 4) None of the people in Sunday churches are saved because they don't keep Torah. He is clearly teaching salvation by works (Torah obedience), which is contrary to the Scriptures. RTM has put together its own five part series of audio-visual presentations as a rebuttal to Mr. Berkson's heresy. These audio visual teachings contain actual audio from Mr. Berkson's messages so you, the viewer/listener can be sure that he is teaching salvation by works. Furthermore, RTM has provided a full written transcript of Are You Saved Part I so that you can read for yourself (I recommend against that) and know for sure what he is teaching.
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