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Does history repeat itself?
Weeks have past since the break in at the Manor.
Weeks have past since we entered a new year, this May it will be nine years since the war ended.
Our lives have changed with the times we live in. Once again we are suspicious, careful and almost paranoid.
Lucius sought help within a place I never thought he would go back to; the Ministry. Thank Merlin for those who still believe in us, the purebloods. Those who still believe in our superiority, like the ministry official, yet I know my dear husband couldn't trust him completely. Once again the Imperius Curse was used, not that I blame Lucius..I hardly do. Not out of ignorance, merely because I know there is a reason to his actions, always was always will be.
The ministry official was not exactly helpful. The man…which name I will not write down, not for his safety but for ours.
Owls were sent to his home, replies never came, so Lucius went to see him in person. So I thought..so I still think and believe.
For days he was gone, not that I worried much about that particular part, I trust my husband…I think.
Last weekend another incident.. an intruder, an intruder in our home.
If it hadn't been for the previous break in I doubt I would have worried so much, I guess I would have tried to find the person and curse his sorry behind.
I am a Black, Blacks aren't cowards..but we are careful people. A spell assured me there was a person, a human inside the manor somewhere.
But by using the spell I guess I alerted that someone, and he or she disappeared obviously with some documents.
I wish I could say it made sense, that I could understand why this happened. If they wanted jewellery or money they would have taken it..they didn't. A burglar is no, but someone seeking secrets, which this someone obviously did..that's another thing, if this is the case it's more personal.. isn't it?
I am quite sure it was the same person who was here during the previous break in.. Why I think so I don't know but I learned long time ago to trust my intuition.
When Lucius finally returned home, all I got out of him was that he had searched for the ministry official for days, and finally found him. I still don't have all the details, but from what I can recall from my conversation (almost an argument) with Lucius he was sure the man had hid from someone or something..
The past years my husband has been acting calmer, almost got back to being the man I once got to know..the man I married.
This night he returned he was back to his 'old self', he has always had a temper, but that night he didn't even try to suppress it when I told him about the person I almost caught lurking around inside our home.
We avoided an argument, and for that I am grateful. If someone wants to find something incriminating among the documents stored here, we shouldn't spend time fighting among ourselves, we should stand together. We are strong in our togetherness, weak when divided.
And I know Lucius and I are not done with that particular conversation.
Another very unpleasant thing occurred when my sister Andromeda came to visit. What was going to be a meeting between sisters, to discuss what had been going on lately (someone attempted to break into her home as well, unsuccessfully thank Merlin) turned into an argument.
My dear sister brought with her a muggle newspaper.. the newspaper had a picture of two people, dressed in what could very well be cloaks.. and the two men in the picture could also very well have been my husband and son.
I read the article and couldn't believe what I was reading. There is no way Draco and Lucius would ever go back to terrorising muggles, not 'in broad daylight'.
It had to be a false article, planted at the muggle newspaper by someone.. Someone who might be behind what had happened here lately? I wish I knew. I wish..
The Prophet has yet not mentioned what supposedly had happened in the small muggle town.
She, my sister believed what she had read, what a muggle photography showed her.. A MUGGLE photography, they didn't even move. If they had I am sure I could tell from the way they walked if it was Draco and Lucius or not. I know them well.. At least I think I do.
Why was Dromeda so sure what she read had to be the truth? Why? She know they have changed.. doesn't she?
She chose to believe a muggle newspaper over the words of her own sister.. I never lied to her.
Disbelief, anger, fear, the sum of it all made me yell at my sister, the person who has for the past years been my best friend, and the person I swore I would never turn my back at again.
I let my emotions get the best of me, yet my mind was clear enough to regret instantly.. Nevertheless I hurt her, I hurt her because I believed my son and husband wouldn't do what she had 'proof' of in her hand.
She left. She left slamming the door behind her.
Now I have to confront both my dear son and my beloved husband with the story. I have no other choice.
I need to know.
Why do the words; Divide and conquer come to mind?
Nothing makes sense.. and everything does, at least if it's what I almost fear to think it is: A conspiracy. (I am not going to say that out loud.. Even Lucius would think I had become paranoid.. I am not)!
I am so tired, tired, sad an in desperate need of finding out the truth.. The truth about everything that has happened. Everything!
Déjà vu.
Please for Merlin's sake..don't let history repeat itself.
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Marsanti Martinez – DOB 4/5/88
Charge: 2 counts Capital Sexual Battery, victim under 12 – No bond
What: A Connecticut man accused of committing Capital Sexual Battery on two brothers has been extradited back to Florida.
Where: Pinellas County, FL
When: The crimes occurred over a four year period, approximately four years ago.
A Connecticut man (Marsanti Martinez) accused of committing Capital Sexual Battery on two brothers has been extradited back to Florida.
The two victims came forward recently and informed detectives of the acts committed against them.
Approximately four years ago, Martinez dated the brothers' mother while living in north Pinellas. While she was away at work, Martinez would sexually abuse them. This abuse according to the brothers, went on for over four years.
Both boys were under twelve years old during the abuse.
After Martinez and the mother split, he moved to Britain, Connecticut.
After being notified of the crimes, Pinellas Sheriff's detectives were able to establish an arrest warrant for Martinez. Shortly after, he was apprehended by the Britain Police Department and eventually extradited back to Pinellas County.
When interviewed by detectives upon his return, Martinez admitted to the charges.
He is currently being held at the Pinellas County jail for two counts of Capital Sexual Battery with no bond.
Detectives believe there may be other victims. Anyone with information is encouraged to call Detective Mark Kolenda in the Crimes Against Children Unit at 582-6200. Or, to remain anonymous call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-873-TIPS.


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Angelo, Chris - President, CEO, Stay Green, Inc.Arnold, Fred - Past President, California Association of Mortgage BrokersAtkins, Jeannie - Atkins Environmental HELP, Inc. Atkins, BJ - Board President, Newhall County Water District & CLWA Board MemberBall, Chris - President, Santa Clarita Builders ExchangeBauccio, Lois - President, Executive Director, Child & Family Center FoundationBerger, Michael - Board of Trustees, Santa Clarita Community College DistrictBick, Jackie - Senator George Runners Office, Field Representative
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Inspired by Rachel Held Evans series on Biblical Egalitarianism, I wanted to share some of my story.
When my husband Tim and I married ten years ago, I had a solidly complementarian view of marriage. I held to the "softer" view - that because husbands should be striving to love their wives as Christ loved the church, and because all that Christ asks of us is loving and caring and right, that submitting to my husband in all things was appropriate, easy, and Godly. (In retrospect, doesn't this idolize husbands? Doesn't this make them out to be God?)
Problem was, it wasn't working. By about 5 years into our marriage, shortly after the birth of our first child, we crashed. We both were only marginally aware of the terrible baggage we were carrying - addictions, codependencies, past traumas, depression, passive-aggressiveness, temper issues, manipulativeness, and plain old not really knowing ourselves all that well when we got married. These things were killing us. We could not understand why we were so unhappy. Both of us yearned for something better. Neither of us understood how to get there.
When we hit bottom, we had the incredibly good fortune to be surrounded by other couples who had run through similar problems in their marriages. Most of these couples had been able to face the excruciating process of becoming aware of what was wrong in their marriage, repenting, and slowly working towards change. Following their advice, we found a therapist, and began what turned out to be years of marital therapy. God changed the hearts of both of us, allowing each of us to finally see our damaging behaviors clearly, and gradually changing us into a loving and functional couple.
There were several turning points during that process. One of them was a stark change in my views on marriage. Complementarianism, as I understood it, was damaging me in two ways. One was that I was submitting to things I shouldn't have. Tim was coping with life the best he knew how, but some of his behaviors were things that anyone on the outside looking in could see were absolutely unacceptable. I would submit to them in order to get the companionship and intimacy I craved, in order to keep him needing me. We were effectively lying to one another, living in a false intimacy cycle ruled by selfishness and denial.
Complementarian beliefs also fanned the flames of my desires for control. I kept attempting to turn Tim into my image of a Christly man, so I could be submitting to someone safe I could trust. I resorted to any means I found necessary. This resulted in nagging, hypervigilance, accusations, public comments designed to humiliate him and shame him into shaping up, solving all his problems for him instead of listening, and just generally acting like his mother. Highly cringeworthy behavior.
One day in the therapists' office, one of the few times I met with Mary alone, she confronted me about these complementarian beliefs. She gently (Mary was very good at gentle firmness) suggested that egalitarianism was a better model. I'd heard these views elsewhere, but I'd never before connected them to my problems. I began to contemplate what would happen if I owned a belief that Tim and I were equals, two humans both flawed who should both submit to Christ and to one another. After thought and much prayer, I switched models. It became clear to me that submitting to Tim's unacceptable behaviors was a betrayal of my allegiance to Christ and his view of me as beautiful and lovely. It became clear to me that Tim's faith journey was his, and his alone. It was never my job to fix him. I didn't have to turn him into the perfect person to submit to, because my job was to submit to Christ. It was absolutely ok for me to take care of myself in a healthy way, to make my needs known, and for me to allow him to experience the consequences of his choices in our marriage. It was also ok for me to seek out Godly ways to love Tim, that were based on accepting who he was, honoring his gifts, letting him be the man GOD made him to be, and not the one I wanted him to be.
I was thrilled at the changes I was seeing in myself as I switched views! So what did I, as a recovering codependent do with my newfound views? Of course, I sat Tim down and tried to convert him to my way of thinking. I laid out all the rational arguments, all the evidence of the change in me after I'd embraced this way of thinking, all the biblical reasoning, everything. Yup - after I accepted that I needed to allow Tim the freedom to think for himself, I immediately tried to continue thinking for him.
As you can imagine, he was unimpressed. He still held to the view that there was something intrinsically different in men's and women's roles in marriage, that men needed respect on a different level than women did, and that women needed nurturing on a different level than men.
I bet you can guess what happened next. I picked several more nights to argue with him and try to persuade him otherwise. I can tell I'm having a bad argument with Tim when I sit on the kitchen counter so that I'm at eye level with him - I think out of some subconscious need to be on even ground. I was sitting on the counter during one of those arguments when the irony of the situation hit me.
"Wait a minute!" I said.
"What!!!" Tim said wearily.
"What if… I mean… Do we not have to think the same?"
Tim had resorted at this point to the counter sitting as well. He waited, ready to defend himself if need be at whatever I continued to say.
I stared at the floor, then looked up.
"Maybe… maybe if you value male headship, and you think that your role is to love me sacrificially, and if I believe in egalitarianism, and I think that my role is to love you sacrificially… maybe we can believe different things and still have a healthy, safe, honest marriage?"
"Yes!" said Tim. "Can we be done with this now please?"
He left the room, and I sat there stunned. We could be different people, hold really different ideological views, and stay happily married? Granted, some things we had to agree on - we had to agree to be honest, unselfish, have healthy communication, above all to love each other. We had to do the difficult work of figuring out what that meant in each segment of our lives - our lives as parents, as members of our church and neighborhood communities, as managers of our finances, as lovers. But we could hold differing views on marital equality AND STILL GET ALONG! Sure I wanted to call a spade a spade, and his views seemed like egalitarianism if they were really worked out the way that he believed they ideally should be, but I didn't have to make him see that! God could give me that egalitarian marriage I craved even if my husband thought differently! I could let him go! I could let God work out his heart in Tim. I didn't have to do it!
We are years away from that stunning revelation on the kitchen counter. I am still struggling to let Tim go. But I'm better at it than I used to be. The other night, I asked him for an update on his views of marriage. Was he still complementarian, I wanted to know?
Tim looked over at me, did this sort of simultaneous smile and wince, and said "Can I subscribe to I-don't-care-ianism?". I laughed, and then I made a couple of lame attempts to get him to take a position. He pointed out that it was eleven o'clock at night, gave me a kiss, and lovingly told me to buzz off so he could get a good nights sleep. And I let it go. Tim is required to love me sacrificially. He is not required to have well-thought-out theological positions. It might actually be ok if I care more about theology than he does! Now that I'm not insisting on a complementarian model of marriage, I can give Tim the privilege of NOT being the lead in everything.
What was confusion, stress, and anger has resolved into balance.
What was yearning and straining and frightening has resolved into peace.
We disagree, my husband and I. And its ok.


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CBF, Passport offer online Lenten devotional series
ATLANTA - Journey to the Cross, an online Lenten devotional series, will begin offering daily devotions on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 9. Produced by Passport Inc., the project is co-sponsored by the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship and AlabamaCBF.
Originally intended for young people, the series now reaches adults, according to the project's managing editor, Nick Foster. "The theological depth of the devotions and the design of the site appeal to a wide age range of people," he said.
This year's theme, partly inspired by December's tsunami in Southeast Asia, focuses on water. Daily devotions are composed by a different writer each week, Foster said. Writers include pastors, seminary professors, professional writers and some CBF Global Missions field personnel. "We look for people with varied points of view and with solid theological foundations," Foster said.
Continuing the theme of water, web-based animation and music by recording artist Ken Medema will accompany the devotions. "We don't know [a Lenten devotional series] that is quite like this one. Our site reflects historic Christian disciplines in a modern technological setting," Foster said.
This is the project's fourth year, with last year's site netting about 57,000 visits. Foster said he anticipates an increase due to the growth of a similar devotional series for Advent. "Our visitors are starting to make these sites a regular part of their Advent and Lent observance," he said.
The series is available at www.journeytothecross.org.
CBF is a fellowship of Baptist Christians and churches who share a passion for the Great Commission and a commitment to Baptist principles of faith and practice. The Fellowship's mission is to serve Christians and churches as they discover and fulfill their God-given mission.


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Space Savers: Flatback & Corner Christmas Trees
Maybe you don't have the space for a full tree? Online and catalog retailer Grandin Road offers two good options for space-saving (but still full-height) artificial Christmas trees — a corner tree and a half tree...
Pre-lit with 350 white lights, the Artificial Corner Tree is 7 1/2' tall and $259 from Grandin Road (pictured above).
Also 7 1/2' tall (but pre-lit with 600 lights) the Frasier Fir Flat Back Christmas Tree is on sale for $249 (originally $399) from Grandin Road.
If you were in the market for an artificial tree, would you buy a fraction of a tree to save space?
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While this is not for me, I think it is a wonderful idea and has the likelihood of being safer (esp. in a household with small children and curious pets) than a 'traditional' whole tree if it can be anchored to a wall to prevent it from toppling over.
now if it only folded down into a small package that i could store under my bed, then it would be perfect for my small space. sigh.
When we'd go shopping for a tree, my Dad would always make a beeline for the discounted trees with imperfections. He'd score a tree with a big ugly area and snap it up for half price. Then he'd bring it home, saw off a few limbs and place it snug against the wall saving both space and cash without skimping on the beauty of the tree. To this day I still think christmas trees look better against the wall.
There goes the idea for my invention!
does anyone know if it does have an anchor for the wall? After all the decorations were on it would be pretty out of balance...
brilliant! what a great idea.
It is a great idea, but it looks a little odd to me in the pictures showing it in a room
love the idea. Or you could cut the limbs off of a regular tree that only costs a fraction of the price.
Brilliant idea!
Our tree in the corner partially obstructs the passageway into the kitchen. I won't purchase this new one; but it did give me the notion to remove some of the branches so I can move our current tree further back into the corner.
If you have an artificial tree to which you attach the branches for use and detach them for storage, there's no reason why you couldn't do exactly this kind of thing.
Common sense tells me this is a great idea, but I can't make myself like these trees.
Too bad the space issues that make me want to buy one of these trees also prevent me from having a place to store it...
this is absurd
I think they are clever, and I might spring for one if I needed to worry. (They probably DO fold for storage, by the way -- most fake trees do. Then you could put it in it's box under a bed, maybe??)
This year we are still unpacking from moving, so if I can clear the way, we will use our table-top 4' fake tree again. Maybe next year, when we are settled, I'll get a tall one for in front of the sliders to the deck... just barely enough room if it's skinny.
a bit pricey, but a fantastic idea! This is would be the only full-size tree that would fit in my living room!
Suthernbell, your Dad is my hero.
I love the idea of fractional trees ... created, not purchased.
I want to place a half tree against a full length mirror.
The idea is excellent. The reality of it is stupid looking.Trees aren't supposed to be flush with the wall. People will always find expensive ways to do something cheap.
They look ridiculous.
This...is not new. I saw trees like this for sale almost ten years ago. I'm honestly surprised by the number of people who haven't already heard of this.
i think its cool, but i'd prefer 1/2 the price of a regular tree too.
Suthernbell, your Dad is a man ahead of his times and I am sure he used the money for presents!
I like the idea a lot, and have no problem with the way they look. It's the pre-wrapped lights that make me wonder how they're stored. But if they are delivered in a box, presumably they can go back into the box for storage. I wish they did have info about anchoring them, though. As someone previously mentioned, ornaments may overbalance them.
This depresses me.
But, I did just see similar trees on sale at JCPenney.com.
i dont really care for the other "alternative" christmas trees that have been posted, but i LOVE this! very smart for those with limited space!
I wonder if they will be on sale after Christmas. I bought my fake tree in January at 75% off. When I brought it home I assembled it and plugged it in just to make sure it worked and put it away for this Christmas.
Very dumb.
I'm not crazy about this. just get a smaller tree.
On the years when we get the artificial tree out instead of buying a real one I always place it against the wall and just don't install the brances at the back - it works a treat - and the decorations are not at all heavy - there is no problem with balance at all
Hideous. Almost as bad as those "chandelier" trees...
Hey, check out this modern christmas tree. There is a very nice corner upside-down tree. Although I've bought another artificial tree this year, corner one tree looks good too.


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Cinnamon-Raisin Angel Biscuits
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Total: 32 Minutes
- 1 (1/4-oz.) envelope active dry yeast
- 1/4 cup warm water (105° to 115°)
- 5 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup baking raisins
- 1/4 cup firmly packed brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 teaspoons lemon zest
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 cup shortening, cut into pieces
- 1/2 cup cold butter, cut into pieces
- 1 1/2 cups buttermilk
- 1. Preheat oven to 400°. Combine yeast and warm water in a 1-cup glass measuring cup; let stand 5 minutes.
- 2. Meanwhile, whisk together flour and next 7 ingredients in a large bowl; cut in shortening and butter with a pastry blender until crumbly.
- 3. Combine yeast mixture and buttermilk, and add to flour mixture, stirring just until dry ingredients are moistened. Turn dough out onto a lightly floured surface, and knead about 1 minute.
- 4. Roll dough to 1/2-inch thickness. Cut with a 2-inch round cutter or into 2-inch squares. Place on 2 ungreased baking sheets.
- 5. Bake at 400° for 12 to 15 minutes or until golden.
- Note: We tested with Sun-Maid Baking Raisins.
- Time-Saving Tips: Prepare recipe as directed through Step 3. Shape dough into a disk; store in a glass, airtight container in refrigerator up to 5 days. Let stand at room temperature 5 minutes. Roll, cut, and bake as directed in Steps 4-5. Unbaked biscuits may be frozen on a baking sheet, covered with plastic wrap, 2 hours. Transfer frozen biscuits to a zip-top plastic freezer bag, and freeze up to 1 month. Let stand at room temperature 30 minutes before baking as directed.
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..... great reading.
For Civil War aficionados: April 1865. The Month that Saved America by Jay Winik. I had seen the History Channel special and got the book (Which, incidentally, is my first Civil War book). A great historian is one who takes you and places you in the time and makes you understand the mentality and enviroment of an specific moment in time and Mr. Winik does just that. It is totally absorbing and it is the kind of book that you would love to sit with a beverage and a smoke (if you partake of that), relax and totally enjoy it.
The second book is We Were Soldiers Once... and Young by Lt. Gen Harold Moore and Joseph Galloway. One oword to describe it: INTENSE. It is so well written that you are actually overwhelmed by the depiction of the battle. I can't write much more and try to do justcie to the book. Just read it.
And now, some help. Like I said above, I haven't read but one book about the Civil War and I would like to submerge myself into it. I would appreciate reccomendations about a good "starter" book on the subject, any ideas?


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Design duo Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs are their best muses: for Fall 2012, they presented a tough, downtown girl who isn't afraid to get wet in the sportif scuba silhouette that's already quite popular for Spring. Racer-backs, leather patches and other sleek touches dominated their collection consisting of a primarily New York-centric palette of black and cream. But don't fret, color-lovers: Carly & Michelle dreamed up a few cool blues of teal and cobalt (colors we've enjoyed seeing crop up for next Fall) featuring peek-a-backs and curious cut-outs a la urban warrior siren of the night. Another shining moment was their electrifying string of pewter dresses and pencil skirts that had us taking a shine to all things sleek & minimalist.
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2 cups ( 3/4-inch) cubes bread, crusts removed
1 clove garlic
2 tablespoons chopped red onion
2 pounds golden tomatoes, chopped
1/2 cup chopped fennel (about 1/2 bulb)
Lemon juice, divided
1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
Dash pimenton de la vera, or paprika
1/4 teaspoon ground cumin (I left this out)
1/4 cup plus 1 teaspoon olive oil, divided
1 cup ice water
1/2 cup finely diced fennel (about 1/2 bulb), for garnish
3 teaspoons minced fennel fronds, for garnish
1. Place the bread in a bowl and add enough water to cover. Let stand at least 30 minutes to soften. Squeeze the bread dry and put it in the blender with the garlic, onion, tomatoes and the chopped fennel. Purée until smooth. Add the juice of half a lemon, the vinegar, pimenton, cumin and 1 teaspoon of salt and purée again. With the motor running, in batches if necessary, gradually add the one-fourth cup oil and the ice water. Chill well.
2. In a small bowl, stir together the finely diced fennel and the minced fronds. Moisten with the remaining 1 teaspoon of oil and season with a couple drops of lemon juice and a sprinkling of salt.
3. Before serving, stir the purée through a fine mesh strainer if you want a perfectly smooth soup. Otherwise, whisk it to gently reincorporate anything that might have separated. Taste and add more salt if necessary. Divide evenly among 4 to 6 chilled soup bowls and garnish with 1 to 2 tablespoons of the diced fennel mixture before serving.
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Very tasty - I prepared as written but added one Italian chicken sausage as my husband prefers meat in most dishes. I broke up and browned with the onions and garlic and added the raisins after a few minutes of sautéeing. Also added a bit of chicken stock along with the 1/2 cup pasta water and added a bit of dried red pepper flakes (we like a bit spicier). Next time I would add more fresh basil and mint, we love those two flavors together! Nice alternative to meatier pasta dishes.
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- Calories: 453
- Fat: 17.4g
- Saturated fat: 5.1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4.1g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 3.3g
- Protein: 16.6g
- Carbohydrate: 59.7g
- Fiber: 4.2g
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- 2. While pasta cooks, heat a small nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add nuts; cook 4 minutes or until golden brown, stirring frequently.
- 3. Heat a large skillet over medium heat. Add oil; swirl to coat. Add onion, raisins, and garlic; cook 8 minutes or until onion begins to brown, stirring frequently. Add bell peppers; cook 4 minutes or until heated, stirring occasionally. Add pasta and 1/2 cup reserved cooking liquid; cook 1 minute, stirring to combine. Remove from heat; stir in feta, mint, basil, and black pepper. Sprinkle with nuts.
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Pirate King
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Kinda stuck between science fiction and psychological. Both can be just awesome when combined. For now I'll go based on my top 2 - psychological that is.
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|I really have no f**king idea. When I watch anime, I don't pay too much attention to the genre--I just watch the show for what it is.
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|I voted for psychological since I enjoy that genre the most. There are others that I almost enjoy just as much, such as slice-of-life, but I enjoy psychological animes the most.
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Location: Virginia
I'll have to go along with "No idea". If I had to I could maybe pick a top 5 in no special order. The show is more important than genre.
In any case, for a lot of shows out there you would have trouble getting people to agree on what genre they belonged in.
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Although I like most genres, the choice was an easy one for me: slice of life. I had never even heard of the slice of life genre before I started building my anime collection, but after watching a couple of slice of life shows it quickly became my favorite anime genre.
There are two reasons for this. First, anime does slice of life so well, with shows like Aria, Diamond Daydreams, Someday's Dreamers, and Whisper of the Heart. It's so easy for me to relax and lose myself within shows like these, and just let them transport me to another world for a time. I think that, for me, the animation format works better for these quiet, slow-paced type of shows than live action productions or novels.
Second, there's a surprisingly good selection of slice of life shows to choose from. This is surprising because, let's face it, many anime fans find slice of life shows to be unspeakably boring and dull. It's definitely a niche genre.
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|Ehh this question is way to hard to decide on. All anime genres i can love or hate depending on how well the show is done. So im going to have to say comedy becuase even if it isn't favourite, it's the genre i consistently like the most.
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|Slice of Life would probably be the genre I enjoy most consistently. I do love a good adventure though.
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|I voted for the action genre because I grew up on Voltes V and Daimos then Voltron came. But since I got back on the anime bandwagon I find myself drawn to fantasy-magic-supernatural, romance, and even slice of life animes.
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|Romance 0 votes. It's starting to look like a phony survey! Clearly there's plenty of romance lovers around, just look at Kimi ni Todoke, His and Her draggin fans, etc., around here.
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From my viewing experience, there aren't a lot of great Romances. And the ones that are above the others usually fall more in the category of Drama than Romance. Even though the two are almost always together, drama does seem to dominate in shows like Kanon, 5 cm/s, etc...
Looking at the top Romances that don't have Drama, from my eyes, only a handful of those 8.0+ have Romance as the main theme. Romance just seems to be unable to stand up by itself without the help of genres to prop it up, hence why we don't get great Romances, we get great Drama/Romances like Kare Kano or great RomComs like School Rumble. There just isn't a lot of pure Romance, let alone great pure Romance.
EDIT: I read egoist's post before he deleted, and I don't think I got my point across:
There are no great Romances because all the great Romances are actually great Dramas. Since Romance tends to heavily lean on Drama, the drama tends to be the one that shines brightest, making Romance the secondary theme.
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|I actually enjoy sports anime the most even though I am not very athletic. I don't consider it "action" because that means something different to me (the suspense while listening to hajime no ippo boxing tactics or how to get a touchdown in Eyeshield 21 feels different than that of the major brawling matches in One Piece to me.) So, because this special category isn't listed, I picked romance because I'm ultimately a fangirl at heart.
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Pirate King
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Sports anime is ultimately drama anyway, thus the sport comes off as more of a theme, much like moe. At least from the hundred-something episodes I've seen of Eyeshield 21 it's filled with drama. Not that it's bad.
And One Piece is adventure above anything else.
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mystery and adventure....
but i like animes that has a lot of genres....
it makes the anime unique...
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Slice of Life has always been my favorite.
I also enjoy Mystery, Psychological, Fantasy, Horror, Adventure and a bit of Sci-Fi.
But honestly, and I think this applies to all Anime Viewers, I'll watch anything if it's just that good.
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|I usually prefer anything that falls within the Horror genre. Pet Shop of Horror is one of my favorite anime's. In fact I am a fanatic when it comes to anything horror related. However the Psychological genre does come in close second for me.
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My family really enjoyed this recipe. The dough was a bit hard to manage due to the soft and stickiness as the other readers but just added some extra flour while kneading, worked out just fine. Since the filling was a bitty runny as the others commented, just added a bit a flour to thickenit up. I also added some chopped dried apricots to the filling which gave it some more asthetic appeal as well as making it more more apricot-ish. Overall, I thought it was a pretty tasty recipe.
Apricot-Cream Cheese Braid
Photo: Becky Luigart-Stayner; Styling: Lydia DeGaris-Pursell
All the good stuff from a cream cheese Danish is rolled into this bread, which was a favorite in our Test Kitchens. The finished braids can be covered and refrigerated for a couple of days or frozen for up to a month. The extra loaves are great gifts; wrap in plastic and cinch with a bow. Feel free to substitute any kind of fruit preserves.
Yield: 4 loaves, 10 slices per loaf (serving size: 1 slice)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 145
- Calories from fat: 31%
- Fat: 5g
- Saturated fat: 3g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.5g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.3g
- Protein: 3.3g
- Carbohydrate: 21.6g
- Fiber: 0.5g
- Cholesterol: 30mg
- Iron: 0.8mg
- Sodium: 102mg
- Calcium: 26mg
- Dough:
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/3 cup butter
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 (8-ounce) carton light sour cream
- 2 packages dry yeast (about 4 1/2 teaspoons)
- 1/2 cup warm water (100° to 110°)
- 2 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 4 cups all-purpose flour
- Filling:
- 2/3 cup apricot preserves
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 (8-ounce) blocks 1/3-less-fat cream cheese, softened
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- Cooking spray
- Glaze:
- 1 1/2 cups sifted powdered sugar
- 2 tablespoons fat-free milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- To prepare dough, combine first 4 ingredients in a saucepan over medium heat, stirring until sugar dissolves. Remove from heat; cool. Dissolve yeast in warm water in a large bowl; let stand 5 minutes. Stir in sour cream mixture and 2 eggs. Lightly spoon flour into dry measuring cups; level with a knife. Gradually stir flour into sour cream mixture (dough will be soft and sticky). Cover dough; chill 8 hours or overnight.
- To prepare filling, combine preserves and next 4 ingredients (preserves through 1 egg) in a medium bowl; beat with a mixer at medium speed until well blended.
- Divide dough into 4 equal portions. Turn each portion out onto a lightly floured surface; knead lightly 4 or 5 times. Roll each portion into a 12 x 8-inch rectangle. Spread one-fourth of filling over each portion, leaving a 1/2-inch border. Starting at a long side, carefully roll up each portion jelly roll fashion; pinch seam and ends to seal.
- Place 2 loaves on each of 2 baking sheets coated with cooking spray. Cut 4 (1/4-inch-deep) "X"s in top of each loaf with scissors. Cover and let rise in a warm place (85°), free from drafts, 25 minutes or until doubled in size.
- Preheat oven to 375°.
- Place 1 baking sheet in oven (cover remaining loaves to keep from drying). Bake at 375° for 15 minutes or until lightly browned. Repeat procedure with remaining loaves. Cool loaves slightly.
- To prepare glaze, combine powdered sugar, milk, and 1 teaspoon vanilla, stirring with a whisk. Drizzle warm loaves with glaze.
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- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Sodium
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
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Thanks for the heads up as I didn't know I had to do this but it still isn't doing anything at first I made the test group policy just to change homepage to google then as it wasn't working i tryed changing it to bing but now the computer has a google homepage :S!!!
Hi Steve thats what I did opened cmd as admin and did the gpupdate /force and it said it was updated sucessfully (Computer and User) then I restarted the machine. But no still the same!
In group policy manager you need to link the new policy to the ou that the computer is in.
In AD, move teh test pc to the new test OU.
In GPMC right click the Test OU and link existing policy.
Choose the test policy.
Gpupdate /force on the server and the client.
Reboot client.
Another good command on the client is
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Gpresult /R /scope computer
From an admin command prompt this will tell you what gpos are applied
Im still pretty new to group policy but the management tool has some good explainations for what the settings do. Like everyone said apply to dummy user, computer or group.
Another thing I found is if you have a computer rule it doesnt get applied if you assign it to a user.
Here is a really good website I use to create my Group Policy and new GPO.
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Instead of effectively wiping out such achievements as the game progresses, why not require that you accomplish them with everyone in the raid wearing items no higher than ilevel appropriate to that raid?
You can't wear ulduar gear to get a boost through Naxx and so forth.
That way casual guilds who are progressing at a slower pace can still get a chance to earn it, but will do so more or less on the same playing field as the uber-guilds did, just a bit later.
That way it is still more about skill, without also being so much about available time.
This is an excellent suggestion which I just posted a few moments ago in a thread on the forums. http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=15443404654&postId=154417851631&sid=1#5


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I think there's possibly a misconception about me that I'm employed with an animation studio and/or working in the cartoon business, but that simply isn't true. I desperately want to be working in the animation business, but believe it or not, I make my living doing commissions.
It's tough. It doesn't pay very well and - at the risk of shooting myself in the foot - I'm not usually drawing the sorts of things that I want to be drawing. It takes up an enormous amount of time, and the truth is, the payoff isn't worth it. It hasn't been worth it in a long time. I'm back in that position where I can't afford to say no, and that's a hard place to be (as I'm sure many of you know, particularly you fellow artists). I appreciate the years of business I've gotten from kind folks on the internet such as yourselves, and I'll have to continue doing commissions for now, but I'm sure you can understand where I'm coming from.
I live in Atlanta, but I need to be in L.A. I'm in the process of figuring out the best way to realistically make that happen. I'm afraid to move out there without a job in place, but at this point, just being out there will be good for me.
In the meantime, if any of you know anyone that may be interested in my skills for a position on, say, a show or at an animation studio or something similar, let me know and/or pass my name along. I hate how candid this is…I'm not usually quite so raw openly. But enough is enough. The measly little system I've built for myself here has failed me, and continues to fail me, and I'm not sure how much more I can take.
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Cauliflower Rice
- 1 cup basmati rice
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 1 bay leaf
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- 1 cup onion, cut lengthwise
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- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup cashews
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- Rinse and cook basmati rice in 2 cups of water. Let it cool for few minutes. Set aside.
- Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a wide-bottomed skillet. Add oil and heat over medium heat. When oil is hot, but not smoking, add bay leaf, and cinnamon sticks.
- Add cumin seeds and urad dal and fry over medium heat until cumin are golden brown.
- Add onion and cauliflower and stir-fry for a few minutes.
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"The more I think about it....the more I realize that the guys in these two top-end guilds are probably incredibly egocentric....I mean it's like they cannot stand to see "casuals" killing the same bosses as they do. They feel entitled to content that's *so* difficult that only they would be able to successfully clear it because they probably spend 10+ hours a day playing WoW..."
kinda dumb. They're still the hardcore players and thus will be the ones most likely to be the world first of any raid encounters. Casuals will be killing them as easily, but never will these casuals beat them at the 'first!' game.
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Five things that never happened to Tseng.
As he stared up into the eyes, slitted and green like a cat's, he found himself stunned into silence for a moment. The silence, for him, was not so unusual, so much so as the stunned expression on his face.
And as the pale lips before him split into a malicious grin, and he felt the strength behind the cool steel currently pushing through his stomach, he could only stare and watch, mesmerized by those cold, unyielding eyes.
A 'no' bubbled on his lips along with the blood, and as the blade was yanked away from his body, he felt himself falling, faster and further then to just the cold stone floor. Once the clank of steel capped shoes had left his senses, he pushed and pulled himself to a sitting position, blood staining his lips and his hands as he tried to hold the gaping wound shut.
It was futile to even try, he knew this, but he brought the potion out from his jacket pocket and brought it to his lips anyway. Tearing off the cap, he guzzled down the bitter concoction like a man dried out in a desert, grimacing at the taste or the pain, he wasn't sure.
And then, he waited. And waited, and waited. Until she finally showed up, the one he had wanted, the one he had always wanted, her pink dress filling his vision, clearing away the dark shadows already gathering at the edges. But she is too late, they are all too late to help him, but they are not too late to help the planet, or at least, that is what he hopes.
As he watches them go, his skin becomes cool to the touch, his features gathering the white pallor that all corpses bear as soon as their spirits have left their bodies. He lets himself fall against the stone pillar, and closes his eyes, taking one last breath.


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The New York Islanders have been sold by current owner Charles Wang to an investment group led by former Washington Capitals co-owner, Jon Ledecky and investor Scott Malkin. Ledecky and Malkin have only purchased a minority stake of the team, leaving Wang in charge for the next two years.
Once the next two years pass, Ledecky and Malkin will become the full owners of the New York Islanders (Photo credit: Official New York Islanders/Flickr).
For years, fans had been clamoring for Charles Wang, the owner of the New York Islanders, to find a new home for the only professional sports team that exists on Long Island (Photo credit: michele cat/Flickr).
The Lighthouse Project came and went. The August 1st referendum came and failed. There were the ridiculous rumors of Kansas City, Ontario, and other places that never came to fruition. But one thing was certain: the New York Islanders were not going to be playing in the current Nassau Coliseum a day past the 2015 lease expiration date.
As another Islander season draws closer to an ending, it's never too early to start thinking about the future (it's what we do best on Long Island). Free agency will come and go and big-ticket names will be shuffled around in trades. And the one name hanging out there that appears ripe for the taking, Montreal defenseman P.K. Subban, just so happens to make a heck of a lot of sense for the team in Nassau.
The New York Islanders made history last night, playing the New Jersey Devils in the first ever NHL game in Brooklyn. Granted, it was only a preseason game, but the sporting event brought in many fans since this is the future home of the New York Islanders.
Unfortunately, the final result isn't exactly what everyone would have liked to see, a 3-0 loss to one of their top rivals in the Metropolitan Division. But as stated above, this was only a preseason game with rosters lacking regular skaters for two teams that are looking to shake off some rust and evaluate line combinations and prospects.
Any Islanders fan that has been at the Coliseum in the past couple of years will be able to support everything I am about to say.
It takes more than a house to make a home and the 2013 NHL season on Long Island continues to prove that.
Somehow, someway fans of every other team get their hands on boat loads of tickets creating an environment that wipes out home ice advantage.
This epidemic has been obvious in almost every home game this year. Every team from near and far, will fill the Nassau Coliseum with their loyalties and jerseys. The Devils, Flyers, Bruins and Leafs have all taken over the Coliseum recently.
How embarrassing was it for fans to watch hats rain from the ceiling when Toronto's Kadri netted his third goal to complete a hat trick on Thursday?
The NY Post published a story late last night on their web-site by Josh Kosman claiming that New York Islanders owner Charles Wang is looking to sell the team (Photo Credit: stayclassynet/Flickr).
According to the article, Wang has had preliminary discussions with a Manhattan investment bank called The Raine Group.
There have been rumors and discussions in the past on various hockey web-sites stating that Wang has been open to selling the team for somewhere around $300 million. However, the Islanders losing record over the years compacted with their massive financial losses may make that a tough price to sell.
Hockey is back and everything is right in the world of the NHL. Well, sort of. There are some sour faces on fans that feel betrayed by the shield. But pouty, angered people will quickly turn that frown upside down. Fans will forgive as soon as the first puck drops on January 19th. Who can hold a grudge with the game we all love so dearly?
As the new season rapidly approaches, there are some immediate questions that need to be tended to.
Who will the shortened season favor: the veteran teams or the young guns?
How will teams deal with the immediate pressure of each game meaning more than usual?
The long wait is over. The New York Islanders will finally have their new arena once the lease expires in 2015. It was announced today the team owner Charles Wang has signed a 25-year lease with Barclays Center Owner Bruce Ratner that will kick into effect for the 2015-2016 season. (Photo Credit: stayclassynet/Flickr)
Per the Isles official press release:
First NHL Team to Play Home Games in Brooklyn
BROOKLYN, NY (October 24, 2012) -- New York Islanders Owner Charles B. Wang, Barclays Center Majority Owner and Developer Bruce Ratner, and Onexim Sports and Entertainment announced today that the Islanders will move to Barclays Center in Brooklyn. The 25-year agreement begins for the 2015-16 season.
That's right you read the title correctly, the anticipated move of the New York Islanders to the newly constructed Barclay's Center in Brooklyn, NY is expected to become official at a press conference later today.
These are the type of conversations that are considered circular. After the endless banter, speculation, denial and rejection it is hard to decipher fact from fiction. There is no beginning, no end. There is no resolution nor a right or a wrong answer. There is simply the one fact that Brooklyn remains an option that should be considered by the New York Islanders.
Some people think the team could pack up their possessions on a stick wrapped in an Islander bandana, show up and paint the Islanders logo on ice and call it a home. Then there are the reasonable thinkers, those that know there is more to this that needs to be hashed out before this move is even considered.
First off, Brooklyn is trendy. When people think about the "new" Brooklyn, they automatically think of Williamsburg complete with the hipster labels. These hipster labels come with the faux vegetarians, riding bikes, drinking over priced craft beer and dressing poor but having money.


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