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The guest on this week's "Top Runner" (NHK-G, Monday, 12:10 a.m.), NHK's weekly interview show, is actress Aoi Miyazaki, who is playing the title role in the public broadcaster's yearlong historical drama series, "Atsuhime," which winds up next month. Miyazaki is the youngest person to ever land the lead role in NHK's Sunday night serial, which might explain its popularity.
Miyazaki entered show business at the age of 4, but didn't make a big impression until she appeared in the 2001 movie "Eureka" as a girl who survives a bus hijacking, but is severely traumatized. Since then she has been in demand for everything — movies, television, advertising — and her simple lifestyle is said to be an inspiration for young people. Just before she started work on "Atsuhime," in which she plays the wife of the 13th shogun, she announced that she was getting married, news that alarmed NHK, but which seems to have had no adverse effect on the series.
T he variety show "Himitsu no Kenmin Show" ("The Secrets of Prefectural Citizens Show") (Nihon TV, Thursday, 9 p.m.) is expanded to two hours this week for a special installment, which means more time is devoted to Osaka. Though the program tries to spread its reportage equally among Japan's 47 prefectures, every week there is a special segment dedicated to Osaka, simply because it's such an entertaining place. Sure, the food and the dialect are different, but what makes Osaka so special is its natives, who are naturally funny, even the ones you meet on the street.
One of the region's odd customs has to do with batteries. People in Osaka believe that if you keep new batteries in the refrigerator they will last longer, which is hardly a unique idea. However, Osakans also believe that if you store seasonings and condiments next to your batteries in the refrigerator, it will improve the flavor of the food you make. A survey of Osaka residents finds that this belief is quite widespread.
H istorians have argued for years about the location of the prehistoric kingdom of Yama Taikoku. The kingdom existed on the Japanese archipelago in the 3rd century, but at that time the people who lived here had no written language. Everything known about the kingdom is from Chinese accounts. Some historians believe Yama Taikoku was in present-day Shiga Prefecture, while others say present-day Kyushu.
This week, the world history quiz show "Sekai Fushigi Hakken" ("World Mysteries") (TBS, Saturday, 9 p.m.) makes a claim for Shiga. The program looks at the Makimuku excavation site near Nara, which archaeologists believe will answer many of the questions about Yama Taikoku.

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The results have been impressive. "Charlie has been a long-time volunteer and advocate at the state level for us," Tim Summers, state director for AARP Wyoming, said. "He was a natural choice to represent Wyoming and develop his expertise to impact our work on issues important to the 50+ population in Wyoming at the national level."
The other VLI graduates have made early strides as well, taking on new responsibilities, such as serving on committees and task forces; representing AARP as subject matter experts at events and conferences; and reaching more than 11,000 people through speaking engagements.
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Scholarship Benefactor Luncheon
The Office of Stewardship coordinates an annual luncheon that gives scholarship donors the opportunity to meet the students they support, and scholarship recipients the opportunity to meet and learn more about their benefactors. This event is held on campus during the spring semester. The next luncheon will be held on:
- February 16, 2014 Stetson Room, Carlton Union Building (RSVP Now)
Thank A Donor Days
The university's Thank A Donor Days, sponsored by the Office of Stewardship, is held every fall for Stetson University endowed scholarship recipients. Students are given the opportunity to write a note to their donors at a designated location on campus. Writing supplies are provided at the event site. The 2013-2014 Thank A Donor Days were held:
- Tuesday, Oct. 8, Presser Hall, Room 112, 6:30 p.m.
- Wednesday, Oct. 9, Lynn Business Center, Rinker Auditorium, 3 p.m.
- Monday, Oct. 14, Carlton Union Building, Stetson Room, 10 a.m.
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KFOX14 Cares: After the Storm
- Bugs invade the borderland
- Letter from county officials sent to governor asking for assistance
- Berino left with massive cleanup after floodwaters tear through
- Bulldogs rally to help family who lost home to mud
- Socorro prioritizing cleanup of flood damage, sinkholes
- Socorro City Council approves disaster declaration following flood
- Gov. set to visit La Union to assess flood damage
- Recent rains leave prime mosquito breeding grounds around Borderland
- E. coli and viruses in floodwater
- Floodwater spreading disease to pets
- Water safe to drink in La Union
- El Paso Water Utilities say stormwater projects performed well during storms
- La Union residents frustrated as no improvements planned for nearby dam
- El Paso Water Utilities working on I-10, central El Paso flooding issues
- Poverty, lack of infrastructure adds to severity of San Eli floods
- Floods topple grave sites at San Elizario cemetery
- Dona Ana County commissioners agree they need state help
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- La Union residents, officials discuss flood damage recovery
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- Historic landmarks damaged from storms
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- Dam near La Union breaks, causes major road damage and disrupts water service
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- Massive Socorro sinkholes destroy back yard, threaten homes
- Socorro flooding leaves Coker Road residents with cleanup
- Socorro mayor says they need National Guard help
- San Elizario cancels after school-activities
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- Vado residents suffer severe flooding for third time in several weeks
- Heavy rain leaves big mess central El Paso resident
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Updated: Monday, September 30 2013, 10:40 AM MDT
By: Bill Melugin
SOCORRO, Texas --
Thursday's heavy rains opened up two massive sinkholes in a neighborhood on Reid Road in Socorro, just off the Horizon exit from Interstate 10.
Dakota Gomez told KFOX14 her parents woke up in the middle of the night when they heard a crashing sound.
"The rain was really heavy, and then you could hear the tree fall in the back and hear the sand falling," Gomez said. "In the back, by my mom and dad's house, the tree fell, the waterline fell, the electric pole fell, everything went down into a sinkhole, we're afraid we're going to lose everything."
When KFOX14 was at the scene, the sinkholes continued to grow in size, and there was another problem.
A large river of runoff water from the freeway had cut right through the neighborhood, and was threatening to destabilize even more ground near the sinkholes.
The city of Socorro had not been out to help yet, so homeowners took things into their own hands.
Using shovels, they built a mud wall to divert the water away from their homes.
One of the men helping was the landlord who owns the property in the area, a man named Santiago Arana.
"It's really bad, I think it already destroyed one of my mobile homes, the people, the tenants down there are stuck, they can't get in and out," Arana said. "We are trying to divert the water from coming down here and creating more damage."
A city bulldozer eventually arrived and helped with the construction of the wall.
Now, homeowners can only hope that rain doesn't hit again.
"Hopefully this wall holds," Gomez said. "The storm in 2006 was worse."


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A Preview of the 2014 IMF Spring Meetings
April 7, 2014
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Banking Union: Progress Made, but the Devil Is in the Details
April 1, 2014
The March 20, 2014 agreement on the Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) is a major step toward repairing the euro area's financial architecture. The SRM is the second pillar of the blueprint for banking union, following agreement on the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM), which will take effect when the European Central Bank (ECB) takes over the supervision of systemic banks in November 2014. Both pillars are needed to align banking supervision and resolution at a central level, thus avoiding any tensions between EU-level supervision and national resolution schemes.
Data for Development: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
February 24, 2014
Governments, information and telecommunication companies, international organizations and humanitarian aid agencies are embracing data as a new tool that will revolutionize the way we address some of the world's most serious problems, including food shortages and price volatility, financial crises, disease outbreaks and human rights violations.
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February 20, 2014
Since the signing of the 1995 Dayton Peace Accords, Bosnia has often been described as relatively stable but stagnant. Recent protests, however, have pushed Bosnia into what one analyst described as "unchartered waters." While commentators suggest that this newfound activism could usher in a "Bosnian Spring" with transformative potential, more caution and EU attention are needed.
A Canadian Voice at Davos
January 31, 2014
The 2014 World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meetings in Davos, Switzerland, were a testament to the fact that live, in-person interaction is still a necessary complement to remote, decentralized and virtual connections. Titans of business, heads of government and policy mandarins huddle in this remote ski town every year because they know they can accomplish more in a few days clustered in close proximity to each other than they can in months of travel or video conference calls.
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January 28, 2014
Spain and Italy are both expected to emerge from a recession this year with projected growth of 0.6 percent. However, even though the static snapshots of growth appear the same, Spain and Italy face very different macroeconomic and financial conditions and risks over the medium term.
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You Can't Buy Nirvana: Adam Smith and the Buddha
December 17, 2013
Economics and Buddhism would seem to have little in common with each other. The central question in Buddhist philosophy, however, is the same as that in economics: what is the key to human happiness? But Buddhism and economics answer this question opposite to one another. In economics, wealth is the key to happiness — the wealthier you are the more goods and services you can consume. This is the essence of the classical view of economics as presented by Adam Smith (1723–1790) in his work The Wealth of Nations. In Buddhism, desires or "cravings" for goods and services are like addictions. Buying more goods and services does little or nothing to reduce the cravings. The only way to enhance one's happiness is to reduce the cravings themselves. This was the central insight of Gotama (later known as the Buddha) 2,500 years ago, and it remains the core of Buddhist doctrine today. How is it that these two philosophies can approach the same central question from such different perspectives? Can they learn from each other?
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WEDNESDAY, July 3 (HealthDay News) -- Japanese scientists report they've turned a cocktail of stem cells into the world's first functioning livers.
The tiny livers were created in the lab and transplanted into mice, where they grew and began to perform the same functions as human-sized livers, including metabolizing drugs and making liver-specific proteins.
Though very basic -- the experimental livers don't have all the features of full-grown organs -- it's believed to be the first time scientists have grown a three-dimensional organ in the lab using only cells.
Previously, scientists have made solid organs using stem cells that are seeded onto some kind of scaffold, either a donor organ that's been washed of all its original cells or some kind of artificial material.
But one expert said this latest approach takes the concept one step further.
"This is a different strategy to create tissues and organs," said Dr. Anthony Atala, director of the Wake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine, in Winston-Salem, N.C.
"The work is very important because it allows you to study how organs are created and how they give rise to more functional complex systems," Atala said. "This is a nice advance."
With further study, researchers think their technique could one day solve the critical shortage of human organs for transplantation.
"We are now assessing the applicability to other organs such as the pancreas and kidneys because they have a similar kind of developmental course as the liver. So far, we've had fascinating results," Takanori Takebe, a professor of regenerative medicine at the Yokohama City University Graduate School of Medicine, said at a press briefing.
Takebe added that he thought it would take at least 10 years before an organ grown this way could be transplanted into a person.
For the experiments, described online July 3 in the journal Nature, researchers mixed three different kinds of stem cells that each turn into a different kind of tissue.
Pluripotent stem cells -- which have the ability to differentiate into nearly any type of cell in the body -- were induced to become liver endoderm, the germ layer that creates the spongy bulk of liver tissue. Those cells were mixed with mesenchymal stem cells, which produce connective tissue, and a population of stem cells derived from human umbilical cord blood that grow into the tissue that lines blood vessels.
Mixing cell types was important because it mimicked the same process that happens during fetal development. The different cell types use chemical signals to talk to each other, orchestrating the process of organ formation.
"There are no other groups that [I am] aware of that have tried the method described in the paper," Takebe said through a translator.
This is something which other people have kind of overlooked in their desire to develop and grow pure cell lines, that is the mixing of stem cells plus other factors that would be required for the formation of an organ, Takebe said.
After four to six days of growth in a petri dish, the liver buds, as scientists called them, were transplanted into mice where they quickly formed new blood vessels that looked like the networks of arteries and veins in adult livers. The experimental livers continued to grow for about two months in their mouse hosts.
The vessel growth was an important advance, according to one expert.
"That is a critical step forward, being able to hook it up in the blood vessels so beautifully," said Dr. Mark Donowitz, the Leboff Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
Researchers tested them at various stages of development to make sure they were forming normally. After 10 days, the livers began producing human liver proteins.
The scientists even challenged the livers with medications like the painkiller ketoprofen, a drug that humans and mice metabolize differently. The urine of mice with transplanted liver buds showed byproducts of human drug metabolism, another sign that livers maintained their human origins.
In a final experiment, scientists transplanted the new liver buds into mice with liver failure. The transplanted buds improved their survival, when compared to mice in liver failure that were subjected to sham surgeries.
Despite all these promising signs, researchers said they would continue to be on the lookout for two risks in future experiments -- cancer and transplant rejection.
In addition to developing into new kinds of organs and tissues, stem cells can also turn into tumors, a problem that's a constant worry in the field of regenerative medicine.
And because the organs were grown from cell lines taken from three different humans, they might be rejected by the immune system of the eventual host. For that reason, researchers think people who receive these kinds of lab-grown organs may still need anti-rejection drugs.
More information
For more on stem cells, head to the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
SOURCES: Anthony Atala, M.D., director, Wake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine, Winston-Salem, N.C.; Mark Donowitz, M.D., Leboff Professor of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore; press briefing with: Takanori Takebe, professor, regenerative medicine, Yokohama City University Graduate School of Medicine, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan; July 3, 2013, Nature, online
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012 - 7:00 AM Source: SportsFanAuthor: Adam Jones
AFL LOWDOWN: Your club's picks, targets and their dream recruit at the 2012 AFL national draft
AdelaideBy some miracle, Adelaide has managed to secure their participation in the draft despite all expectations to the contrary. Bully for them. They've already got mini-draft selection Ben Crouch (a midfielder) up their sleeve, so with their first pick the Crows will be hoping for a fleet-footed small forward/outside midfielder to crumb off Taylor Walker and inject some speed at the stoppages. Given the exodus of players from West Lakes of late, a South Australian native would be ideal. But if one of the draft's high-quality talls is still without a suitor at pick 20 the Crows will surely swoop.Picks: 20, 54, 64Dream pick: Jimmy Toumpas (Woodville West Torrens)
BrisbaneTheir midfield and ruck depth were bolstered in the trade period, so the Lions are expected to use their first-rounder to take a punt on a KPP prospect. They're far from alone in that regard but with a high pick they should get their hands on the second- or third-best tall going. Ex-Crows forward Kurt Tippett had been sounded out as an option but the Lions have no chance of getting him in the pre-season draft. Height, size and the ability to take a contested mark are the attributes Brisbane will be looking for.Picks: 8, 24, 33, 87, 99Dream pick: Kristian Jaksch (Oakleigh Chargers)
CarltonThe Blues are deficient in both their key back and key forward stocks, so a versatile tall is what they're all about. Someone in the vein of Michael Hurley, Jarryd Roughead or even Jarrad Waite, though hopefully without the latter's propensity for injury. Levi Casboult looked promising up forward in the latter part of the season, so a key defender is the higher priority. Lachie Plowman is the pick of this year's crop but he will probably be snapped up by GWS, in which case Carlton will be hoping Jaksch slides through to them.Picks: 11, 36, 56, 71, 76, 90, 102Dream pick: Lachie Plowman (Calder Cannons)
CollingwoodThe Magpies will sweep up the leftovers from the dwindling pool of first rounders, and will be crossing their fingers that one of the highly rated small forward/midfielders falls to pick 18. A ball-winning goalsneak would give the black-and-white army another edge in attack, especially as Andrew Krakouer nears his use-by-date. Their KPP stocks took a hit with Chris Tarrant and Chris Dawes departing, so expect Collingwood to chance their arm on one of the remaining key talls too.Picks: 18, 19, 21, 39, 82, 95Dream pick: Dayle Garlett (Swan Districts)
EssendonThe Bombers have already committed their first-rounder to key forward type Joe Daniher, who would have gone top two most likely, so they're laughing. They won't get another bite at the cherry until pick 35, and by that stage it's all speculation and educated guesswork anyway. Essendon will plump for the best available but will probably be leaning towards a ball-carrier to add to their already impressive midfield depth.Picks: 10 (father-son selection committed to Joe Daniher), 35, 52, 55, 75, 89, 101, 106Dream pick: Daniher was the dream pick, so let's say Jackson Macrae (Oakleigh Chargers)
FremantleRumour has it the Dockers are keen on pint-sized midfielder Nathan Hrovat, but the Fremantle faithful are crying out for a KPP prospect to wait in the wings as bookends Matthew Pavlich and Luke McPharlin near retirement. The Dockers have a long-standing policy of taking the best available regardless of need, and may prefer to throw truckloads of cash at next year's crop of free agent forwards anyway, but if a talent the likes of Stringer is still available Fremantle will surely pounce.Picks: 17, 37, 40, 80, 94Dream pick: Jake Stringer (Bendigo Pioneers)
GeelongThe Cats don't have any pressing needs on their list but will probably be hoping for a second or third forward to fall into their laps at pick 16. James Podsiadly is getting on in years and Geelong would ideally like to groom a youngster to take his place alongside Tom Hawkins in future seasons. Jake Stringer would be a good choice – the Cats certainly have the patience to work with him as he continues to progress from a broken leg – but it's doubtful he will fall past North Melbourne.Picks: 16, 79, 93Dream pick: Troy Menzel (Central District)
Gold CoastIt's all about the midfield for the Suns, who desperately require some hardness and leadership around the contest. Gold Coast will be on the lookout for a plug-and-play inside mid who doesn't mind a bit of crash-and-bash, and who can feed the ball out to Harley Bennell. The ability to rotate between the middle and the half-back line would be a massive bonus, though the Suns have somewhat addressed this area by trading for Fremantle defender Greg Broughton.Picks: 13, 57, 59, 60Dream pick: Nick Vlastuin (Northern Knights)
GWSJust like last year, the competition's newbies will steal away the best young talent in the country while the rest of the AFL watches through gritted teeth. It seems likely GWS will plump for the two most promising midfielders in Lachie Whitfield and Jimmy Toumpas, leaving a tall defender as their only need. The Giants could pull any number of surprises with pick three but we think it'll come down to Lachie Plowman or South Australian ruckman Brodie Grundy.Picks: 1, 2, 3, 12, 14, 28, 65, 69, 84, 97Dream pick: Lachie Whitfield (Dandenong Stingrays), come on down.
HawthornThe Hawks are out of the first round after trading away pick 21 for Brian Lake, so next year's premiership favourites will plump for the best available draftee at pick 29. Sam Mitchell is no spring chicken anymore and Brad Sewell isn't far behind either, so a tough inside midfielder is a priority. If the Hawks can get a Mitchell type to go with NT zone selection Jed Anderson they will be laughing.Picks: 29, 68, 72Dream pick: Nick Vlaustin (Northern Knights)
MelbourneThe Dees have undergone an extreme makeover so far this off-season, and all that's left for Mark Neeld is to get a bit of grunt in the engine room. Melbourne will be after an in-and-under midfielder who slots right in to their round one side and exemplifies the brand of footy that Neeld is trying to instil in his group. Happily, the ferocious Ollie Wines should be available at pick four, and he's also best mates with father-son pick Jack Viney.Picks: 4, 27 (father-son selection committed to Jack Viney), 49, 53, 70, 73, 74Dream pick: Ollie Wines (Bendigo Pioneers)
North MelbourneThe Kangaroos would ideally pick up a KPP prospect with pick 15, but it will depend on how the top 10 plays out. If Jake Stringer is still available the Kangaroos will be all over him, but it's not likely. We think the Roos will instead turn their attention to drafting a midfield/small forward type in the mould of Daniel Wells, with speed and clearance ability the big pluses.Picks: 15, 38, 42, 48, 58, 63, 78, 92, 103Dream pick: Ben Kennedy (Glenelg)
Port AdelaideIt's going to be a tough draft for Port Adelaide, who only have the one first-round pick with which to address a number of deficiencies on their list. Port will have to make a call on either the best available midfielder or key tall at pick seven. A lot could depend upon the availability of Brodie Grundy. The Power need a ruckman like crazy, and Grundy can also play forward, which is another area of concern. If Grundy's still around then we think that's the direction they'll head.Picks: 7, 30, 31, 83, 86Dream pick: Brodie Grundy (Sturt)
RichmondIf Grundy falls past Port Adelaide he will surely go to the Tigers. Richmond restocked their backline with free agents and boast a wealth of talent in the midfield, so a tall forward to ease the pressure on Jack Riewoldt is the number one concern. Richmond's ruck stucks are also in dire need of a boost (Ivan Maric and Tom Derickx are the only recognised ruckmen on their list) so Grundy ticks all the boxes.Picks: 9, 32, 34, 43, 88, 100Dream pick: Brodie Grundy (Sturt)
St KildaLike the Hawks, the Saints traded themselves out of the first round in order to snare mature-aged forward Tom Lee and ruckman Tom Hickey. When the second round kicks off the Saints could make a play for wantaway Port Adelaide defender Ben Jacobs, who would fill an immediate need for Scott Watters. St Kilda have made no bones about their lack of key defenders and have even flagged the possibility of reinventing Justin Koschitzke as a backman.Picks: 25, 26, 41, 44, 77, 91Dream pick: Aidan Corr (Northern Knights)
SydneyThe Swans were willing to use pick 23 on Kurt Tippett, so obviously they're after a key forward, but the premiers are still confident of securing the ex-Crow in the pre-season draft. Assuming that confidence doesn't falter before Thursday the Swans will look to their next need – a ball-carrier to join Luke Parker and Dan Hannebery in their next-gen midfield. Enjoy that cost-of-living bonus, young man!Picks: 23, 45, 47, 66, 67, 96, 104, 107Dream pick: Jackson Macrae (Oakleigh Chargers)
West CoastThe Eagles also traded themselves out of the first round in order to secure Collingwood midfielder Sharrod Wellingham, but speed in the middle is still of great importance. West Coast are stocked to their eyeballs in the forward line, and pulled off a trade coup by acquiring Jamie Cripps without losing Mitch Brown from their defensive stocks. But their midfield was too one-paced last season and got exposed against the quicker sides. A line-breaking ball-carrier would give the Eagles a major leg-up down the track.Picks: 46, 61, 62, 81Dream pick: Josh Simpson (East Fremantle)
Western BulldogsThe Dogs are in full-on rebuild mode and will draft the best available players regardless of need, so Whitten Oval will scoop up whoever gets overlooked by GWS and the Dees. Having said that, Brendan McCartney would be insane not to inject some pace into his midfield and find a tall he can plonk in the forward line as a marking target.Picks: 5, 6, 22, 50 (father-son selection committed to Lachie Hunter), 51, 85, 98, 105Dream pick: A Jonathan O'Rourke (Calder Cannons) and Taylor Garner (Dandenong Stingrays) double-whammy
Draft and trade features from the vault: • Trades from hell: Top 10 disasters• Trades from hell: Docker shockers• Trades from hell: Past their prime• Trades from hell: Bad boys• Draft busts: Wasted trades• Draft busts: First-round picks• Draft busts: No.1 picks• Draft busts: Pick No.6
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This station offers your guests an array of cured italian meats & cheeses - w/ both grilled & marinated vegetables they can select from artichoke hearts, imported olives, asparagus, fresh mozzarella, provolone, genoa salami, italian sausage, pepperoncini, w/ loaves of freshly baked french bread & flavored dipping oils. This is truly one of our chef's most favorite stations to prepare as it has an amazing abundance of international flavor
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Your guest will pick out their favorite ingredients & we will assemble bruchette's made to order. Select from tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, artichoke hearts, olives, sautéed mushrooms, caramelized onions, eggplant, feta, blue cheese, goat & more.
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Hot Appetizers
Sausage Stuffed Mushroom Caps
Garlic Stuffed Mushrooms
Chicken & Sun-Dried Tomato Bruschetta
Southern Fried Chicken Tenderloins / Sauces
BBQ, Sweet & Sour or Swedish Style Meatballs
Miniature Crawfish Pies
Assorted Mini Quiche Cut in Diagonals
Stuffed New Potatoes W/Bacon Chives & Cheese
Mushrooms Stuffed
With crabmeat w/ hollandaise
Grilled Shrimp
With cocktail sauce or apricot glaze
Hot Crab Dip
With baguettes
Artichoke & Spinach Dip Toasted Bread Rounds
Chicken, Beef or Pork Kabobs
With select sauces
Spicy Chicken Mini Egg Rolls
With duck sauce
Polenta Squares
With sun-dried tomato
Santa Fe Chicken Rollups
With guacamole & salsa
Crab Salad on Crostini
With capers
Vegetable Spring Rolls
With duck sauce
With salsa
Vegetable Pizza Squares
Mini Fish Tacos
Mini Sliders
Grilled Polenta Topped
With chicken scampi
Grilled Polenta Topped
With scampi shrimp
Mini Pull Pork Sandwich
Chili Con Queso
With chips
Louisiana Crab Cakes
Ribs on Risotto
Beef braised short ribs served atop a mini mushroom risotto cake w/ leeks & parmesan
Chicken liver wrapped in bacon
Grilled Smoked & Cajun Hot Sausage
BBQ Quail Legs
Mini antipasto squares
Boudain Balls
Mini Grilled Boudain
Mini Pizzas
Chinese Barbecue Chicken
Spinach Dip
Artichoke Dip
Stuffed Jalapenos
Asian Barbecue Lettuce Wraps
Chili Con Queso & Chips
Hot Shrimp Dip
With toasted bread rounds
Artichoke Dip
With chips shrimp & chorizo flatbreads hummus topped pita bread w/ manchego cheese, shrimp, chorizo & herbs
Asian Lettuce Wraps
Vegetable Pizza Squares
Antipasto Squares
Freshwater Mississippi Catfish Pieces Served
With cocktail sauce
Chicken Ribbons
Grilled or blackened
Cold Appetizers
Fresh Mozzarella & Cherry Tomatoes on Stick
Fresh Mozzarella, Tomato & Basil Bruschetta
Cheese Petals Cherry Tomatoes
With shrimp guacamole sun-dried tomato & turkey wrap
Goat Cheese Bruschetta
Domestic & International Cheese Display
Pesto Chicken Wrap
Seasonal Fresh Fruit Tray
With grand marnier dip
Seasonal Grilled Vegetable Tray
With herb dip
Display of Olives, Feta Cheese & Hummus Dip
With pita bread
Basil & Pine Nut Torte
With toasted bread rounds
Assortment of Finger Sandwiches
Stuffed Rolls
With chicken or tuna salad
Pinwheel Sandwiches
Sundried tomato wrap w/ turkey or ham w/ a cream cheese mixture. Served w/ salsa & sour cream
Pasta Salad
Served vegetarian or w/ chicken
Chutney Torte & Chips
Cowboy Caviar Served
With tostadas
Not-So-Devilish Eggs
Stuffed Jalapenos
Marinated Mushrooms
Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus
Ham Rollups
Pesto & Sundried Tomato Torte
Avocado, Feta & Tomato Dip
Party Pasta
With chicken & vegetables
Mini Dessert Trays
Cookie Trays
Bar Dessert Tray
Miniature Muffalettas
Petit Vol-Au-Vent Filled
With salmon mousse
Brie & Strawberry Canapés
Cajun Deviled Eggs
Prosciutto Wrapped Melon
Hummus or Tabouli on Belgian Endive
Ham or Salami Cornets Filled
With cream cheese
Domestic & International Cheese Display Pesto
Seasonal Fresh Fruit Tray
With grand marnier dip
Seasonal Grilled Vegetable Tray
With herb dip
Display of Olives, Feta Cheese & Hummus Dip
With pita bread
Basil & Pine Nut Torte
With toasted bread rounds
Pork Tenderloin/Baguette
W/ mango chutney
Chicken Tortilla Spoon Chicken Salad Served on an Edible Tortilla Spoon
With guacamole & fresh cilantro
Two Entrée Buffets
Iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, shredded cheddar cheese, carrots w/ choice of dressings
The Classic Caesar
Chopped romaine, carlic croutons, parmesan cheese w/ caesar dressing
Catfish Perdue
Grilled Tilapia
Chicken Almond Casserole
King Ranch Chicken
Chicken Alfredo Over Pasta
Baked Ziti
Shrimp Over Pasta w/ Vegetables
Shrimp & Artichoke in Sherry Cream
Shrimp Creole
Grilled Breast of Chicken w/ Rosé Sauce
Provencal Herb Roasted Chicken Breast
Chicken Breast / Artichoke Hearts Sun Dried Tomatoes
Chicken Marsala W/ Marsala Mushrooms
Chicken Scaloppini Sautéed Chicken, Artichokes, Ham, Caper, Pine Nuts & Lemon Butter Sauce
Chicken Parmigianino: Romano Breaded Chicken Over Linguine Pomodoro
Chicken Milanese
Bread crumbs w/ olive oil
Spiced Pork Loin in Chafer
Vegetables & Starches
Seasonal Market Vegetables Steamed W/Lemon
With herbed butter
Sesame Snow Peas & Carrots
Green Beans Casserole
Julienne Carrot & Zucchini
With butter
Green Beans
With butter
Mashed Potatoes
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Creamed Spinach
Steamed Corn w/ Butter Sauce
Mixed Vegetables
Twice Baked Mashed Potatoes
Oven Roasted New Potatoes
Au Grain Potato
Tri-Colored Rice Pilaf
Golden Spiced Rice
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Whipped Sweet Potatoes
With pecans & marshmallow
With alfredo sauce
With fresh marinara sauce
With pesto
Cajun Rice Pilaf
Yeast Rolls
French Bread
Garlic Bread
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Take a look at this A++ performer. Siemens bring you a green machine for an excellent value price - meet the KG36VVW30G fridge freezer. With an A++ energy rating, it will save you money on your energy bills for years to come. It's also full of features designed to keep your food fresh for as long as possible, from the superFreeze function in the freezer which locks in tastes and flavours, to the CrisperBox salad drawer with humidity control for keeping your vegetables crisp and delicious.
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10 of 10 (100%) reviewers would recommend this product to a friend
Pros: Value for money, Easy to use, Good build quality, looks good
"Maybe I'm used to older fridges, with lots of things to go wrong, but I'm impressed with this one. It's simple, efficient and relatively quiet. It has simple controls and is easy to clean. There is plenty of space for me and I like the adjustable humidity control on the veg basket - seems to work well. Once loaded up, it seems to hold the temperature very well. I've found the 6 degrees setting to be more than adequate. There is a little hum when the condenser is functioning, but this is only occasional. It was easy to level and install, due to the rear wheels on the fridge which mean you can scoot it around quite easily. Easy to clean, due to the LED lights, and the outside is plain and simple."
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Location: Southwest
Gender: Male
Age: 35 to 44
Family size: Single
Pros: Value for money, Easy to use, Good build quality, Quiet, looks good
Cons: door changeover not super easy
"Early days yet , it only arrived this morning, Impressions so far are that it is very quiet , We are liking the integrated door 'handle'. and the simple boxlike construction.
There is enough space to have a 6pt and probably a 4pt milk in the door, the cheese tray has a sliding door - which is a nice touch. Magnets stick to the front ( they don't on all of them ) which helps its use as an ad hoc notice board. The bottle shelf in the door fits neatly over the first 4" of the first interior glass shelf - so that first bit of the 1st internal shelf needs to be kept clear - which is good since it means you will be able to see what's in the veg drawer without having to open it.
I needed a left hand opening door, so I had to change the doors over. NO real instructions for this ( other than the one telling you to get someone else to do it) , plus it uses 'star' screws rather than Philips. luckily I had a screwdriver that fitted , they don't include one . The doors are removed top to bottom, then you need to put the fridge on its side in order to change the base hinge over - So if you are doing this it should be straight away before the fridge gets switched on and packaging is removed etc..
The freezer is smaller that we are used to but is adequate , a 50/50 split would have been perfect , bit this 40/60 split will work out fine
Apart from that niggle, I'm well pleased with the fridge freezer , hopefully it will continue to just sit there silently doing its job for years to come. ( unlike the defunct Hotpoint FFA70 that it replaces )"
10 of 10 people found this review helpful.
Reviewed by: welchrh2
"I like this. I know it's sad to like your fridge, but it's quiet, efficient, easy to clean and looks good in a very white sort of way. If it lasts as long as the Hotpoint I had before (11 years) then it will be perfect. It's big enough for two or three - the freezer drawers are big enough for our needs. It's efficient - just as efficient as the comparable Bosch, which looks almost identical but costs a bit more. Not only that, but it was delivered safely down a long, sloping path by two guys who deserve a pay rise."
7 of 7 people found this review helpful.
Age: 45 to 54
Pros: Value for money, Easy to use, Good build quality, Quiet, looks good, fairly high condensation build up on interior
"I bought this fridge as it had a fairly good yearly power consumption rate. All-in-all it does its job well: it chills foodstuffs and freezes other foodstuffs, as you would expect. The only issue I have is that it seems to have a lot of condensation at the back of the main fridge food compartment, and on the underside of the glass in the veg compartment. Oh, and cheese which is left in the cheese compartment goes off if you shut the compartment's sliding door, so we just leave the door open = no longer an issue."
5 of 5 people found this review helpful.
Reviewed by: RJY1
Location: Hampshire, UK
Family size: Small Family
Pros: Value for money, Good build quality, Quiet
"Very good price for item. Lots of storage in fridge. Good storage capacity for freezer. Very quiet, lighting shows all the shelves. Well built, clean lines."
Reviewed by: crazys
Pros: Value for money, Easy to use, Quiet
Cons: shelf fitting
"A good product overall. Very quiet and easy to clean. Butter/cheese container was too narrow for door and kept coming off. Fixed by adding plastic shims into insets on each side. Non-descript white monolith, otherwise not offensive."
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"Maybe I'm used to older fridges, with lots of things to go wrong, but I'm impressed with this one. It's simple, efficient and relatively quiet. It has simple controls and is easy to clean. There is pl..."
Sometimes, only the greenest will do, which is where the Siemens KG36VVW30G fridge freezer comes in. With its A++ energy rating, it is one of our most efficient appliances – in fact, it's 40% more efficient than a standard A rated model, so you can imagine the savings on your energy bills!
It's not just about efficiency though, this fridge freezer is also built to keep your food fresher for longer than ever before.
Inside the fridge, for example, you'll find a very spacious CrisperBox with humidity control. This is the ideal location for your fresh fruit and veg, as you can customise the humidity level depending on what items you need to store. This means you can kiss goodbye to soggy lettuce or dried out cucumber. There are 4 safety glass shelves which are height adjustable to allow you to make room for bulky items, and the fridge itself has a total capacity of 215 litres – plenty of space for a family of four to store their fresh food for a week.
The freezer, meanwhile, has 3 transparent freezer drawers, including one Big Box drawer designed for super size items like a Christmas turkey or other large cuts of meat. You'll love the superFreeze option - simply activate it before heading off to the supermarket, and when you return, your freezer will be very cold to guarantee speedy freezing. The faster fresh food is frozen, the better it tastes when defrosted, so your meals will always taste fresh and delicious. This model is LowFrost too, which means that there is less ice creation, and so defrosting is a much quicker process. Anything that saves you time is a bonus in our book!
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Yesterday, something happened that I've been waiting for, for like, ever. The announcement of my book deal showed up in Publishers Marketplace. Here it is in all of its luscious glory:
Holly West's DIARY OF BEDLAM and DIARY OF DECEPTION, in which the secret identity of a lady as soothsayer - also a favorite mistress of King Charles II - is threatened when a plot to murder the King is revealed as her diary goes missing and one of her clients ends up dead, to Angela James at Carina Press, for publication in 2013, by Elizabeth Kracht at Kimberley Cameron & Associates (World).
The only gripe I have (there had to be at least one, right?) is that it's classified as "Women's Fiction/Romance." Say what? I'm a crime fiction writer, people! I thought I'd made that clear!
But the thing is, who really cares what I am? These classifications are somewhat arbitrary anyway. And frankly, if being a writer of "women's fiction" or romance helps to sell books, I'm down with that. Girlfriend wants to get paid.
The thing that bothers me more than the classification, I think, is my own reaction to it. I do think there is a stigma attached to women's fiction and romance and I'm as guilty of perpetrating it as anybody. The fact is that there are great and not so great books in every category and I hate that something that's labeled "woman" is somehow considered lesser, especially in my own mind.
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Kindergarten Age Change
Starting August 2014, a child must be 5 on or before July 31 to enter kindergarten. The change is a result of Act 183 of 2010 and Act 178 of 2012 (Session Laws of Hawaii), which noted that younger children may be more appropriately placed in a prekindergarten program.
We know that the beginning years of a child's life are critical and don't want our children to miss a year of early learning.
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For Families
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Nokia has evidently ceased to allow access to its Music Streaming Service from desktop computers. The company's services will now be accessible only via smartphones.
Nokia's official and legal music streaming service, Nokia Music is not available if anyone tries to access the same from desktops. However, the portal works well if the same is accessed from Nokia phones. This was expected as in late 2011, Nokia had announced that it was shifting to a mobile-only Nokia Music subscription plan, clarified a Nokia Spokesperson,
"We were running the website and desktop client in maintenance mode as per global Nokia Care policy. We had shut down desktop downloads in December 2011 and moved to mobile only subscription plans since then. However, users who had subscriptions before that were still being supported. But with those subscriptions coming to an end, we removed the placeholder site yesterday. Users can still subscribe to and get unlimited online and offline music on their Nokia phones"
Even though the service was being molded into a subscription, this move is indeed a big disappointment to people who prefer to consume their media in high quality. Nokia's mobile-only service offers songs in low bitrate that is barely enough to listen only via headphones. The desktop compatible version offered multiple choices of bitrates and listeners could easily save these DRM Free music files in high quality.
In order to ensure that the company stays true to its marketing campaign 'Download Any Song In Under One Minute' Nokia has severely curtailed the quality of the music. So far there is no news as to whether Nokia will allow download of songs in higher bitrate.
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Career Interest Inventory
1. To get students thinking about what kind of job they might want to do in the future.2. To introduce students to a wide variety of career possibilities that match their interests.
Materials and Suggested Activity:
1. Have students complete the Career Interest Worksheet, Career Interest Worksheet.doc
2. Once they have ranked their career interests from 1-6, have them go to CareerShip's Match My Career Interests web page Career Match
3. Have them place a check in the box next to the interest area they scored the highest in and hit "search".
4. Use the information from the website to complete the Career Possibilities Worksheet.
5. Give a 5 minute presentation to the class on the career that they found most interesting.
Student Outcomes:
90% of students should be able to successfully locate and present a career they are interested in pursuing in the future.
Mapping Your Future, Inc. (2007). CareerShip: Match My Career Interests. Retrieved July 11, 2008 from http://mappingyourfuture.org/planyourcareer/careership/match_career.cfm
SunRaye Enterprises. (1997). Job Search Manuel. Retrieved July 11, 2008 from http://www.sunraye.com/job_net/ws3.htm
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