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Delicious and easy; very moist. I dislike broccoli so I chopped it in the food processor before mixing it in. No big chunks of broccoli in the muffins so that made them much better! Great for a quick lunch.
Ham-and-Broccoli Muffins
Store muffins in zip-top plastic freezer bags for up to one month. For a quick snack, thaw the muffins at room temperature, or microwave them in damp paper towels at HIGH for 10 to 15 seconds or until thawed.
Yield: Makes 1 dozen (serving size: 1 muffin)
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Bake: 18 Minutes
Stand: 3 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 166
- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Fat: 7.5g
- Saturated fat: 4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.9g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.2g
- Protein: 10.8g
- Carbohydrate: 13g
- Fiber: 0.9g
- Cholesterol: 44.3mg
- Iron: 0.9mg
- Sodium: 364mg
- Calcium: 171mg
- 1 1/2 cups reduced-fat all-purpose baking mix
- 1 cup finely chopped cooked ham or Canadian bacon
- 2 cups (8 oz.) shredded 2% reduced-fat Cheddar cheese, divided
- 1 (10-oz.) package frozen chopped broccoli, thawed and well drained
- 1/2 cup fat-free milk
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- Vegetable cooking spray
- 1. Combine baking mix, chopped ham, 1 3/4 cups shredded cheese, and broccoli in a large bowl; make a well in centerof mixture.
- 2. Stir together fat-free milk, melted butter, and lightly beaten egg until well blended; add to cheese mixture, stirring just until moistened. Place paper baking cups in muffin pans, and coat with cooking spray. Spoon batter into paper baking cups, filling three-fourths full. Sprinkle tops evenly with remaining 1/4 cup cheese.
- 3. Bake at 425° for 18 minutes or until golden. Let stand 2 to 3 minutes before removing from pans.
- Note: Substitute miniature muffin pans for regular pans, if desired. Bake at 425° for 14 minutes or until golden. Makes 2 1/2 dozen miniature muffins.
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- COURSE: Breads, Side Dishes/Vegetables
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Rice/Grains, Vegetables
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Autumn, Winter
- PUBLICATION: Southern Living
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Keith Richards insists he has kissed and made up with fellow Rolling Stone Mick Jagger after mocking his manhood in his best-selling memoir.
Many insiders feared one of the greatest songwriting partnerships in history would be over after Keith's often stinging attacks on Jagger in his book, Life.
But Keith insists they have moved on - with a possible 50th anniversary tour and record being planned for next year - albeit after some "pouting" from his lead singer.
Keith said that when he showed Mick a pre-publication copy of Life, in which he also calls him "unbearable", "the blue pencil was flying.
"Of course, he had a few issues," admitted 'Keef' of the book in which he mockingly insists Jagger has a tiny manhood.
"He did give me a hard time throughout life. Trying to bring the man down to earth took a while and took a toll on me. I have great respect for the man. I love him dearly, quirks and all."
He says they finally met face-to-face a month ago and made up.
"Mick pouted a bit, as is his wont," Richards recalled.
"I told him, 'It's water under the bridge. I want to talk about the future. We're larger than a little bitching here and there. It's only rock 'n' roll'."

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swarekmcnally asked: AU: Jason is alive - Jason gives Danny his first toy motorcycle :)
I clutched the pink bunny tight under my arm and prayed no one from school saw me as the tall man I'd come to know as my father held my hand in his and led me through the halls of Grandma Monica's hospital. "I saw you looking at that toy motorcycle in the gift shop, but you picked the rabbit instead. You're going to be a great big brother, Danny. Are you excited to meet your baby sister?"
I was excited, so I nodded. But I was a little scared too. I'd never been anyone's big brother before and I didn't have any big brother to show me how it was done. It made me think of Jake. Mom had told me about him and baby Lila and how they were my guardian angels now, but I wished they were still around to show me what to do even though I was older than both of them now.
"You know, you had a big brother once too." My dad had this way of always knowing what I was thinking. It was like one of his superpowers or something. He was good at it, good at knowing me.
"Jake, he's with the angels now." I repeated what I'd been told. I'd heard mom and Aunt Molly talking about how they thought I was with the angels once too. It made me feel even luckier to still be with my mom and now my dad again.
I felt dad's eyes on me and looked up to find they were a little sad, but then he gave me a smile. He didn't give those to too many people so it felt good when he smiled at me, like I'd done something right.
"That's right. He loved motorcycles too. That's something the three of us have in common." Dad let my hand go so I could push the button for the elevator as we neared it and I turned to study him when I'd finished.
Mom and dad didn't talk about my brother much… or my sister. It made me curious. "Did you play motorcycles with him like you play trucks with me?"
Dad nodded as his matching blue eyes left mine and wandered to some place that seemed really far off. "I did… once."
"Only once?" Dad had played trucks with me like a million billion times since he'd come home to us. Mom had said dad's return was the best Christmas present ever and she was right.
"Jake and I lost a lot of time with each other, kind of like you and I except you and I are lucky enough to make up for it now." Dad explained as he reached for my hand again and we stepped onto the elevator.
I pushed the button to take us to the floor with the moms and babies then reached for his hand again. I liked the way it felt when my dad held my hand. His hand was so big and strong. People called him stone cold, but his hand was always warm against mine and it made me feel safe.
Dad was quiet and I wondered if he missed playing motorcycles with Jake. It looked like he might. "You and I could play motorcycles some time, if you want."
His eyes were on me again and he gave me a half smile before wiping it away. I shrugged, unsure of my offer. Maybe that was something special he only did with Jake.
I sighed and looked back down at the bunny in my arms wishing it was that motorcycle I'd seen back in the gift shop. This big brother business was not gonna be easy.
"I'd like that." Dad said as he gave my hand a little squeeze and I looked back up and gave him a smile like he'd given me.
The doors to the elevator opened and, after a cautious glance left and right for eye witnesses, I exited with dad, pink bunny in tow, as we headed toward my mom and brand new baby sister.
I couldn't wait to see my mom, or my sister. Everything was gonna be different now. I was a big brother now. I had a responsiblil- responsiblility to look out for her like I'd looked out for mom until dad had returned to take over full time again. I was still her wingman though. Mom had told me nothing would ever change that.
I felt my heart start racing like one of my remote control cars the closer we got to the sound of crying babies. My brows scrunched up as the crying got louder. Was one of those crying babies my sister? That better not be somebody making my sister cry!
"There's my wingman!" Mom said as dad guided me into her room and I felt the frown leave my face as she smiled at me and gave dad a wink.
"Hi mommy, I came to help!" I told her as I set the rabbit on her blanketed legs and climbed up the side of her hospital bed.
"Easy," Daddy reminded me as he helped me settle in mommy's arms and leaned in to place a kiss on her lips. Yuck.
Mmmmmuah! Oh no. The kissing thing was contagious. Mom was always stealing kisses from me, but I was so happy to see her now I didn't really mind.
"I missed you!" We said at the same time and she laughed and tickled me until I laughed too.
"Where's the baby?" I wondered as I looked around the room. There was no sign of her.
"The nurse is bringing her to us now. Are you ready to meet her?" Mom said as she ran her fingers through the short blond hair on my head. She was the only one I let do that.
"Uh-huh," I nodded. "I brought something for her and for you, too!" I told her as dad handed her the flowers I'd picked out. The lady in the gift shop had called them free shoes or something, but I just thought they smelled good like mom. She always smelled good too.
"Freesias, they're beautiful." She smelled them and smiled. "Thank you baby," That earned me another round of kisses and a hug too, but thankfully my little sister saved me.
Maybe this big brother thing had its perks. Grandpa Julian had taught me all about perks and the fine art of making a deal in your favor. That was right before Grandma Lex had threatened to teach him the fine art of sleeping in a dog house. I asked her if she could teach me too, but she'd told me I'd learn soon enough.
I sat next to mom and watched as a nurse pushed a little crib on wheels over to us with a pink bundle inside. Pink, this had to be her, my new sister. The nurse scanned mom and dad's bracelets and then one on a tiny arm that had been hidden under all that pink fluff.
"You must be the big brother." The nurse smiled at me. I blinked and nodded and for some reason that made her laugh. "Like father, like son, I see."
I looked over at dad to see what he thought about that. He blinked then stared at her, but then he threw a wink my way and I smiled as he walked over to the crib and picked up my sister.
"Enjoy your visit, Morgan family." The nurse said as she headed toward the door.
"Thanks Epiphany." Mom told the nurse just before the door shut behind her.
Dad sat on the side of mom's bed and placed the baby in mom's arms and I raised my head up as high as I could to get a peek, but I still couldn't see too good so dad set a pillow down on mom's lap and she laid the baby on it so I could see better. "Danny, this is your little sister, Emily. Emily this is your big brother, Danny." Mom said.
I'd never seen a person so little before. She was tiny and she had a head full of dark hair just like mom. I got on my knees so I could get closer. "Hi Em, it's me, Danny. I'm your big brother, the one who's been talking to you while you were in mommy's tummy. We finally get to see each other."
She must have heard me, because she opened her eyes then blinked and stared right at me. "She's got blue eyes like me! I thought they would be brown, because she looks like you mom."
I felt mom's hand on my back as I kept looking down at my sister. "Her eyes might stay like ours, Danny, but they could still turn brown like your mom's too."
"She can change her eyes, like a chameleon? Cool!" I wished I could change mine like that.
I heard mom and dad laugh and looked up at them to see what was so funny. "No, son, it's just that it takes a few months after babies are born for the pigment of their eyes to adjust which means the color could still change. It's like that with almost every baby, even you when you were born."
"Really, what color were my eyes when I was born?" This baby stuff was kind of interesting.
"Blue," Mom said in her soft voice, the one she always seemed to use when she talked about me as a baby. "Blue like your father's."
Dad took mom's hand in hers and kissed it. I looked back down at my sister. "Don't mind them. They do that a lot, so you should probably get used to it now."
I heard mom chuckle as dad pulled back and that's when I remembered Emily's gift. I spotted the pink bunny at the end of the bed and crawled over to it then pulled it back up to where mom was with Emily. "I got you a present, Em. It's a bunny and it's pink. Aunt Krissy says girls love pink." I held the rabbit up so she could see. "I almost got you this really cool motorcycle, but then I remembered what Aunt Molly said about some toys not being safe for babies and the motorcycle is for big kids so I thought you might like this better until you're older like me and then I'll get you a motorcycle too if you want."
"That's really sweet, Danny. I'm sure she'd love a toy motorcycle one day and I think she already loves her bunny." Mom said and pointed to the way Emily had wrapped her fingers around one of its long and soft floppy ears. I was happy to see she liked it.
"Would you like to hold her?" Mom said.
Hold her? Me? What if I broke her like mom's last phone when I dropped it? "I don't know."
"It's okay. You'll be fine. I'll help." Mom assured me as dad pulled out his cell phone and reminded me of the fate of my mom's last phone again. I really wasn't so sure about it, but mom believed I could do it so it made me think maybe I could.
"Okay." I said as dad stood from the bed and helped me get into place.
Emily looked so little, but she was heavier than I thought she'd be and she filled my arms up. Mom showed me how to hold her so her head wouldn't wobble and dad came around on the other side of me and held his phone out in front of us. "Ready? Say Harley!"
"Harley!" We said as dad snapped a picture. It was our first family picture with Emily.
Dad's phone rang as he showed us the picture and he pulled it back to check the caller ID. "It's Carly." He told mom and she smiled and shook her head as she waived him out the door.
A few minutes later dad came back in the room with us and I don't know how long it was that we all sat there, but it felt nice being all together. Eventually, mom said Emily had made a stinky and needed her diaper changed. She asked me if I wanted to help, but dad must have used his superpowers again because he told mom he needed me to go with him to get the drinks for us before Aunt Carly arrived with our take-out.
"Sorry mom. Dad needs me." I shrugged and tried to hide my smile, but mom pulled it out of me and a giggle too when she cut her eyes at me with that look that said she was on to me. She always got me with that look.
I went to the machine in the waiting area with dad to get our drinks and by the time we got back Aunt Carly was there in the chair next to mom holding my sister. "Hey there Danny, how's your baby sister treating you so far?" Aunt Carly grinned.
"Good. She saved me from getting kissed to death." I told her and heard mom gasp. "Hey," Mom pretended to pout, but that only made me laugh until dad scooped me up and brought me over to mom who started kissing me all over my face as I tried to squirm out of dad's hold.
The noise made Emily start to cry and I felt bad for scaring her. I pushed down from my dad and went over to Aunt Carly to say sorry, but mom told me it wasn't my fault. She said Emily was just hungry. Aunt Carly handed my sister to mom so she could feed her and I heard dad ask Aunt Carly if she'd found it.
"Found what?" I wondered.
Aunt Carly just gave me a wink and looked back at dad. "It's in the bag next to the take-out." She told him.
Dad nodded and said thanks and then Aunt Carly gave me a hug and made me promise to come see her soon before she said goodbye to everyone and was out the door.
Mom started to nurse Emily and dad grabbed the little bag off the bedside table and pulled me into his lap as he sat down in the chair next to mom.
"I have something here I want to give you." Dad said and then he pulled out a toy motorcycle. It wasn't any of the ones I'd seen earlier in the gift shop. It was big and yellow and a lot cooler.
"This belonged to your big brother, Jake." Dad explained. "It was his favorite and I think he would want you to have it, now that you're a big brother too."
"Wow, thanks dad!" My big brother had really cool toys.
"This is a really special toy, Danny, so I'll need you to take care of it just as good as you take care of your baby sister. Do you think you can do that?" Dad said and I knew by the way he said it that this was important. "I promise. I'll always take good care of it and Emily just like I did mommy and our phoenix and dragons while you were away."
"You kept them all safe and I know you'll keep this toy and your sister safe too." Dad said and my chest puffed up with what a good feeling as I looked back over at mom who had tears in her eyes.
"You okay, mommy?" I never liked it when she cried. It made me want to do anything to stop it.
"I'm better than okay, baby. These are happy tears, because I've got your baby sister and your daddy and you and you three are my dream come true." She smiled as she cradled my sister closer and a tear fell down her cheek.
Dad lifted me up so we could lie down on the bed next to mom and Emily as mom lifted her over her shoulder to burp. Dad wrapped his arm around mom and I held the yellow motorcycle up so Emily could see it as I spun the wheels. "One day me and dad are gonna teach you how to play motorcycles too, Em." I promised. Being a big brother wasn't going to be easy, but mom and dad had once told me the best things in life never were.
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If there were a natural disaster of Michael Bay proportions in my hometown…
What would the disaster be… asteroid, fire, flood, earthquake, hurricane, virus?
Who would survive?
Who would die a hero's death? How?
Who would die a horrible excruciatingly painful death? How?
Who would come back from the "dead" to save the day?
Who would switch sides and show true colors good or bad?
Who would get the happy ending? How?
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Anonymous asked: CROTCHFRUIT!
DAD! *ugly cries*
swarekmcnally asked: Do you think your dad is alive?
Mom said she still feels like dad could just walk back into our lives at any moment and, truthfully, so do I.
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Hard to like someone who's been rude and hurtful to my mom. I think mom and I are good on our own, for now.


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Mankato police arrested former Gopher football quarterback Phillip Nelson on Sunday in connection with the assault of an MSU-Mankato linebacker.
Mankato police discovered Maverick linebacker Isaac Kolstad at 2:09 a.m. on Sunday morning near the intersection of Cherry and South Front streets. He is currently in critical condition at Mayo Clinic Health System in Mankato.
The extent of Kolstad's injuries are currently unknown; however, a witness of the alleged assault told Fox 9 News she watched a person punch Kolstad before a second assailant kicked him in the head.
"He fell to the ground; his head hit the ground, and then -- coming from the other angle -- a kid came and kicked him," Mackenzie Skay recalled. "That's when someone realized he was unconscious. It was horrible."
Police scanner recordings posted online named Nelson as the one who delivered the second blow, and police said at least 3 witnesses identified Nelson from the chaotic scene.
"The bang against the cement was the worst," Skay said. Both Nelson, 20, and Kolstad, 24, are Mankato natives, though Nelson played in high school for Mankato West and Kolstad for Mankato East.Former Maverick and current Vikings wide receiver Adam Thielen tweeted his support after learning about the incident.
Please everyone keep @IsaacKolstad22 in your prayers! He is an amazing person and is a fighter and will get through this! Love ya bud— Adam Thielen (@athielen19) May 11, 2014
Please everyone keep @IsaacKolstad22 in your prayers! He is an amazing person and is a fighter and will get through this! Love ya bud
Police are also seeking a second suspect in the apparent assault on Kolstad; however, they declined to release any additional details. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call Mankato police at 507-387-8780.
NELSON RECENTLY ANNOUNCED TRANSFER PLANSNelson, a top 2012 recruit, announced in January that he'd be transferring to Rutgers, one of the Big Ten's newest members. At this time, it is unclear how this arrest could affect those plans.
Transfer rules dictate Nelson would be required to sit out the 2014 season but would have two years of eligibility remaining. He started 16 games in his two seasons for Minnesota and threw for 2,179 yards and 17 touchdowns, 548 yards and six touchdowns rushing.Kolstad started in all 12 games for the Mavericks during the 2013 season and finished with 59 tackles, including 29 unassisted.
Athletics officials took to Twitter on Sunday afternoon to announce a candlelight vigil that began at 8:30 p.m. on Sunday at Myers Fieldhouse.
"Our thoughts and prayers go out to Isaac Kolstad and his family," the tweet from @msumavericks read in part. Dozens gather for MSU vigil. Photo by Paul Blume
FAMILY REQUESTS PRIVACYThe family has posted a few updates on Kolstad's Caring Bridge website, including the following post:
"Isaac suffered a severe head injury early this morning. He is currently in Critical condition and fighting for his life. He is young and strong, but the battle he has in front."
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We are extremely grateful for the outpouring of support we have received during this difficult time. Isaac is a very strong and determined young man, who is dearly loved by his family and friends. We would respectfully ask for your continued prayers.
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|Sheala Konecsni (middle, front) and fellow Term Abroad students and friends pose for a photograph at Ethiopia's Blue Nile Falls
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Touring the vast, rolling valleys of
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"I like travelling and seeing different places, so this was a perfect opportunity to combine my love for travelling with my love for soil," says Konecsni.
This year's class consisted of six undergraduate soil science students and one soil microbiology graduate student, Morgan Jaster, who spent part of his time in
Their trip was part of a five-year Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)-funded project aimed at strengthening the Awassa college by introducing a graduate research program and helping Ethiopia establish more sustainable food production.
Deforestation, erosion and population density have caused major damage to Ethiopian soil, leaving the prospects for agriculture and better food production bleak.
The hope is that training more graduate students to do hands-on research on the soil and extending this knowledge to the farmers will help
The project is led by soil science Prof. Mike Grevers, who made his sixth visit to the country this summer and builds on previous work done by the U of S soil science department focused on dryland agriculture in the
In only its second year, the program is already starting to make inroads. This summer, the Awassa college graduated its first four master's of science students. The end goal is for U of S professors to train and graduate 25 Awassa students by 2009.
"The funds to do research in
"We're really making a difference there. In
"I want to work in international development," says Konecsni. "So visiting the NGOs and seeing how they work in a developing country was very interesting. Are they doing anything helpful? Are they doing what they set out to do?" Grevers hopes the experience the undergraduate students gained in
This year's students are responsible for written and oral reports on their experience in
They will also present talks about their experiences on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in the college of agriculture, Room 2E25. The presentation is open to the public.
"The biggest thing," says Grevers, "is to widen the horizons of students from both countries."
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Horrible! According to news reports, a 70-year-old driver dragged a toddler for blocks after she got stuck under his car. How? He's accused of hitting a mom with his Toyota RAV4 as she pushed her little girl in a stroller across a crosswalk. The driver allegedly dragged the baby for a quarter of a mile, being chased by onlookers, before he finally realized what happened and stopped!
I can't even imagine that poor mom's terror when she picked herself up and saw the empty stroller, but when I first read a news report about this, I actually felt kind of sorry for the man too. I mean, it seemed like obviously he shouldn't have been driving, but I thought maybe he didn't know what a bad driver he had become ... But then I found out something that made me crazy!
This guy didn't even have a driver's license! So, OBVIOUSLY he should not have been operating an SUV! To me, this is as irresponsible as driving while drunk: You know it's wrong, you KNOW your reaction time and judgment are impaired, and you know that cars can be instruments of death ... yet you still get behind the wheel.
Thank goodness the mom escaped with minor injuries (physically anyway), but the poor little girl was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Luckily, she's been upgraded to "stable", or this guy would have murder on his soul, in my opinion. And I really hope he's prosecuted to the full extent of the law -- jail time for reckless driving or house arrest for a long, long time really doesn't seem too extreme to me. Especially after seeing the below video, where you can see that little pink car stroller stuck to the front of his car!
How horrifying is that? And if the mom actually struck the hood and the windshield, as this reporter says, then it seems really hard to believe this guy didn't understand he had hit someone. I mean, how out of it can you be? It seems like either he knew he hit someone and kept on going on purpose, or he didn't even know what happened ... both situations mean to me that he's criminally irresponsible.
Have you seen people on the road who clearly should not be driving?
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Obviously we shouldn't have an age limit for driving, because people decline at different ages. But maybe after a certain age, we should retest people before they can renew their license to be sure they are competent to drive. Too many stories of elderly people killing others unintentionally because they shouldn't be driving. Near where I live, an 80 year old man got on the interstate the wrong way, drove 20+ miles with police chasing him before hitting and killing a car full of college students head-on. No alcohol in his system, he was just too old to drive.
In this case, the man didn't even have a license. Whose car was it? Who let him drive without a license? If it was his car, shouldn't you have to prove that you have a license to keep your car registrationa and insurance?
I'm sorry, but tha 80 year year old, jkp, should have been thrown in prison if he wasn't.
I would say perhaps still attempted murder. He left his house thatd ay knowing he was not allowed to drive. He did not stop. Her injuries would have been less serious if he had. I think he should be charged with more then just traffic violations
@Laura and moviebuff: I'm sure you'll feel exactly that way when YOU are 65. :eyeroll: In fact, you're the kind of people who probably see no value in taking care of the elderly and would rather be rid of them.
Has anyone entertained the possibility that perhaps this man has some form of dementia or Altzheimer's? A person can suffer from it and still understand what to do with car keys if they get their hands on them. I can't believe that anyone could hit a person and otherwise really not understand what happened.
He should live the rest of his life in prison, or if he DOES have some form of dementia, a locked mental ward. What a tradgedy. And I personally think we need a LOT more rules for ALL drivers. And cars should just NOT be made to go over 70 miles per hour unless they are specially made race cars. Do you know WHY cars are made able to go so fast? So cities can get more money for speeding tickets. It's been proven many accidents and deaths would be prevented if they made all cars unable to go faster then 70 mph. And I think we need to add these rules for driving:
1) you need to take a driving test and a written test every time you renew your license, if you fail, your license is revoked until you can pass.
2) If you lose your license for any reason, suspension, expired, you fail your test, it's taken away permanently, whatever, the county you live in seizes any automobiles in your name UNLESS another family member can show a valid license and insurance, and puts the car in their name.
3) If you get a DUI more then one time, you permanently lose your car(s) and license
4) If you do something like what THIS ^ asshat did, you lose your car(s) and license permanently and get prosecuted to the fullest extent.
5) If you are over 60, or you have certain potentially dangerous health conditions, you must take a driving, eye, and written test every YEAR to maintain your license.
Not be able to drive after 65? Wow! Clearly you two are under the age of 20 and complete f***ing morons. 65 is not old. For Christ's sakes, , people at 65 really can't even retire yet. That is just a dumb thing to say. And if you have a problem with me telling you that well you can private message me and I'll give you a good lesson.
numba-you are seriously deluded and need to come off of the drugs. A written driving test every time? I don't know how the DMV is where you live but I see no reason to wait longer than three hours I already have to wait. If you lose your license for any reason you cannot have it back? You must be one of those people who have never made a mistake before in your life. I believe you would be classified as the most boring person in the world and I truly hope you find one friend who can stand your presence. And, like I stated previously, 60 is not old. It is not even close to being old. I think your lack of education and complete ignorance should make you eligible to take a written test just to live life every year.


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WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAU) – Central Wisconsin veterans can get a chance to meet with local businesses and VA reps at a Jobs and Benefits fair tomorrow morning.
Hosted at the National Guard Armory in Wausau, the fair will feature human resource reps from businesses looking to hire veterans. Veterans Affairs representative Gary Albrecht says you can meet with prospective employers, hand out your resume, and get a sense of what jobs are available to you. Albrecht says you should bring plenty of copies of that resume. There will also be reps on site performing interviews for employers and direct hire opportunities for those under VA disability.
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The Cherokee County Coroner said he is investigating a Gaffney man's death after he wrecked his moped and died a day after the accident.
Coroner Dennis Fowler said Jonathan Peterson, 26, died at Spartanburg Regional Medical Center after his moped crashed along Green River Road about 5 p.m. Monday.
Peterson ran off the side of the road along a curve, hitting a culvert, Fowler said. He said Peterson was not wearing a helmet and was thrown from the moped.
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That's why you never pug more then 2 slots at once. Pugs are crap if everyone is random, but usually if you weed out the randomness a bit you can get through everything just fine.
One good method my guild found is I'm a healer decently geared, and we have a tank who can do Naxx just fine. We have a few trailing guildies that could use some regular instances . Basically as long as we get two dps who can auto-attack we can go with no problems. It's this sort of situation where you encounter a lot of people who are in guilds that don't help them, and might be looking for another guild - especially seeing over geared people helping junior members out. You may also get loot whores this way though.
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MULLAN, Idaho— A man died Saturday morning after an incident at Lucky Friday Mine in North Idaho Thursday night.
It happened Thursday night around 11:40 p.m. at the mine in Shoshone County.
Mike Dexter, a community relations employee in Wallace who is speaking on behalf of the mine, says there was an accident in the number 4 shaft during the construction of a new shaft. Brandon Gray and another employee were reportedly working about 5,000 feet below ground when the ground gave away beneath them. Crews were drilling and blasting while building a new rock bin.
Company president Mike Nadon tells us the 26 year old was standing on top of about 15 feet of fragmented rock, part of the brand new number 4 shaft and the pile gave way. Gray was trapped for about 20 minutes.
Gray was listed in critical condition at Kootenai Medical Center until he died Saturday.
He was a contracted employee who works for Cementation USA, which contracts engineers and contractors.
The Shoshone County Sheriff's Office says that two people were injured in the incident. The sheriff's office says emergency crews transported both of them to Shoshone Medical Center, and the second person was released.
The Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission is investigating.
Lucky Friday Mine made headlines less than a year ago when a miner was trapped there in a separate incident. Larry "Pete" Marek was found dead after he was trapped over nine days in April.
KREM 2 spoke with Gray's neighbors and his boss who says he was a hard working man, who was well liked, and will be missed.
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On Thursday, my sweet pre-k class gave me 'pots of flowers', and sang, and guessed how old I was (it came down to either 17 or 36...I'm not sure what to make of that).
On Friday, my boys made me breakfast and we went out to lunch. We let baby boy have some cake and for some reason he didn't want to use his hands.
That night, husband and I went on a date to Fabian's. It was so yummy. It is owned by a husband and wife- he cooks, shes waits and they buy everything locally and seasonally. It was a set appetizer, soup and salad, then your choice or entree and desert. We would definitely suggest it for a special occasion.
Saturday we had some friends over for the Auburn beat-down on Arkansas and I didn't take a single picture, but we had an awesome time. Then yesterday, my boys and I started driving west until we found pretty fall foliage (and didn't take any pictures again *sigh*).
All in all it was a wonderful weekend and definitely made me feel very blessed for the great friends and family in my life. Hope your Monday is off to a good start!


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Bought this used and changed my mind on what I wanted. It has blue beading around the bodice and at the side gather. Its a very pretty. I will send pics of the actual dress if interested. I noticed some damage to the train (tiny hole on the organza) and its a bit dirty where the train drags. I have not had it dry-cleaned. Its a size 10. It was altered around the waist and shortened. It fit me ok and I am a size 8 and 5'5". If I gained any more weight I'd probably have a difficult time fitting into it.
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Yet another designer who is embracing colour and staying away from black for AW 2012. There must be something in the sweet air; designers are brazenly ignoring the dark hues and hitting the graphic and digital prints scene like they are back in fashion. Ooops, that's because they are!
Wilmont's use of silky textures and structured silhouettes shows that she is bringing sexy back in an elegant form. Water coloured, smudged and slightly scale-like prints (like a mermaid, not a trout) looked refreshingly dramatic as the models walked down the catwalk, hair slicked to a side parting, half flowing, half held in pins with cherry pouts to toughen the look.
Frankie Sanford and Diana Vickers joined the FROW for the show and were watching appreciatively, perhaps noting down what Wilmont number to wear for their next stage appearance.
One can only hope, as Aminaka Wilmont has combined such a sophisticatedly cool collection, that it would be fashion suicide not to pick up on the fact that she looks set to be the 'new' Erdem (with all due respect Mr Moralioglu).
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Instructables user KresimirPregernik took it upon himself to rebuild an old halogen 12W lamp into a modern LED Panel light, pictured below. Using Plexiglas was used for the panel, drilled for LED foots, and the LED's were also painted with an alcoholic silver paint pen to increase light in the front direction.
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If you are going to do this DIY, why not make it to be powered from your phone line? It has ~48V, which is more than plenty for your LED lamp and is free for you!
My two recommendations are to NOT use 5mm LEDs and to look for high CRI emitters.
Devices using multiple small LEDs sound really cool "100 LEDs! Wow!" but in reality aren't very practical. The more emitters you use, the more failures you'll see. It's just simple math. Go into any store that has an old style "Z-bar" desk lamp (66 LEDs! Wow!) and peer underneath; you'll see some burnt out.
Sure you'll need to be aware of heat dissipation and driver issues, but you SHOULD be aware of them anyway if you're serious about lighting. In the end, use fewer emitters, and make sure they're of good quality.
Not using cheap 5mm LEDs also gets around the problem of poor light quality. Cheap white LEDs often have a bluish or purplish cast to them. Also, they almost universally have a very low CRI, meaning that colors don't "look" right under such light. Skin looks pale and zombified, foods look unappetizing, and home furnishings can look lifeless and washed out.
If you want a cheap, low-power light source with decent CRI, check out CCFLs. Instructables has projects that convert the CCFLs from old flatbed scanners into desk lamps. Keep in mind that most "broken" scanners still have usable CCFLs!
In response to the comment posted by adventrising about using the phone line to power a lamp - let me tell you that is not the best idea.
The phone line does supply abound 48 volts and enough current to light a few LEDs - but draw a constant current for too long and the phone company will start looking on your line for shorts - and when they find your lamp etc they aren't going to be very happy - in fact doing things like this might even be in their terms and conditions as a reason to disconnect you.
Considering that LEDs don't use much power anyway, you might as well just power it from a plugpack adapter.
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We hate to sound like "Mean Girls," but this actress could use a makeup tutorial. Her bronzer is the wrong shade for her fair skin, and it only serves to drag her face down. The partying probably doesn't help, either.
This actress looks years older than she actually is when wearing the dreaded mom 'do. But you gotta admit, the "Knocked Up" star is still a total knockout.
This stylish soccer mom is very fashion forward. But at the 2008 Met Gala, her look was a bit too forward, aging her by at least a few years. She's 38, and under normal makeup circumstances, the spicy fashionista could pass for 10 years younger.
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More formally known as bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), mad cow disease is caused by prions—misfolded protein fragments that clump together and destroy the brain. Other animals, such as sheep, goats and mink, are also susceptible to prion diseases. In fact, researchers believe that the mad cow epidemic started because animal feed was contaminated with the brains of sheep infected with the prion disease scrapie. In humans, contraction of the variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease has been attributed to eating BSE-infected beef—specifically, the animals' brain, spinal cord and immune system tissues such as the spleen and lymph nodes. Experts have assumed that other parts of the animal were safe to eat.
Aguzzi, a professor of neuropathology and molecular biology at the University of Zurich, has long been on the trail of prion diseases. In 1997 his team showed that the immune system's B cells, or B lymphocytes, which are activated when the body mounts an immune response against common infections, may cause prions to replicate and spread. But no one knew how far.
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Harry Potter helped Brad Held graduate from UGA.
In 2004 Held (BSAB 06) and his wife Ulla were driving back from Miami, where they had been visiting her parents. To pass the time, Held read aloud from The Order of the Phoenixthe fifth book in J.K. Rowlings beloved Harry Potter serieswhile Ulla drove.
Occasionally, Held recalls, Ulla asked him to repeat or clarify something he read. She had noticed patterns: Held omitted words like the or with and used incorrect pronouns, referring to Harry as she, for example. So Ulla suggested that her husband get tested for a learning disability.
It wasnt the first time the suggestion had been made. Held twice had flunked out of UGA. The first time he didnt work hard enough, Held admits. But the second time hed been more mature and focusedand it hadnt made a difference.
So when he was diagnosed, a few months later, with multiple learning disorders that included dyslexia, it was a life-changing experience.
Knowing that there was something holding me back and now I could do something about it was a tremendous relief, he says. It was a huge burden off my shoulders.
Held was readmitted to UGA on academic probation, and he registered with UGAs Disability Resource Center. With the accommodations it provided, he earned good grades and was taken off probation within one semester. Held graduated in December 200611 years after hed originally enrolled in collegewith a degree in applied biotechnology.
UGAs Disability Resource Center was created in 2004 when the Learning Disability Center and Disability Services merged into one office. Although it was the first time these services had been combined, UGA had long been dealing with the issues.
In 1987, student Beth Baily sued UGA based on differing services for students with learning disabilities and those with physical disabilities. In 1988, student David Bliss got out of his wheelchair to crawl up the stairs at the Holmes-Hunter Academic Building, which housed the office of disability services but had no elevator. By the time the Americans With Disabilities Act was passed in 1990, UGA had already created a task force to investigate the issues.
The student advocacy prior to the ADA made a big difference, says DRC Director Karen Kalivoda (AB 83, MEd 85, EdD 91), then director of Disability Services. The day after Bliss protest, Kalivodas office was moved to the first floor.
Today the Disability Resource Center, now housed in Clark Howell Hall, promotes equal educational opportunities and a welcoming academic, physical and social environment for students with disabilities. The center offers assistance including a computer lab with special access technology, electronic texts in mp3 format, a note-taking service, sign language interpreters, priority registration and testing facilities, among others. Students registering with DRC present a documented diagnosis from a qualified professional. After the diagnosis is reviewed, a DRC disability specialist determines which services should be made available to the student. These accommodations can make the difference between a student earning a degree or facing dismissal.
These students just need a little flexibility and support, Kalivoda says. Just something simple and they can still stay in college.
The DRC serves about 1,500 students with learning, physical and psychological disabilitiesdozens of different conditions including attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), bipolar disorder, multiple sclerosis, acquired brain injury, visual impair-ment, depression, cancer, lupus, cystic fibrosis and neurological disabilities.
vDRC specialists have caseloads of up to several hundred students; each receives an individual evaluation. Their tasks include scheduling classes in buildings that are physically accessible, securing texts in alternative formats and reevaluating accommodations for students with degenerative conditions. They also work to educate faculty, teaching assistants and students about the services available through DRC.
Bailys lawsuit was thrown out when UGA reconsidered its policies. She earned an undergraduate degree, spent 10 years working and then enrolled in graduate school at UGA. But a year into her coursework, Baily (BSEd 95) again found herself in a tough situation. One of her professors was balking at accommodating her needs despite being presented with DRC paperwork that documented her dyslexia. While discussing the situation, the professor repeatedly questioned why she needed accommodation.
I was tired, deeply offended and hurt by his response, says Baily. I asked myself if this professor deserved an answer. The answer was no.
Convinced that the professor would not easily or comfortably do any of the things she requested, Baily dropped the class.
Most professors are helpful. Professor Michael Lacy made special arrangements for junior Sarah Masoero to accompany her poultry science class on a field trip off campus.
He buckled me into the van on his hands and knees, says Masoero, a HOPE scholar who uses a wheelchair due to a congenital condition called arthrogryposis. He made sure I could go by driving me himself. He really cared that I could go on the field trip like everyone else.
But Bailys experience is a good example of the doubt faced by students with invisible disabilitiesconditions that cant be seen. Five or six times a semester, DRC specialists are called in to mediate a situation like Bailys. Sometimes the situation is simply a misunderstanding and is easily resolved, but sometimes not.
Theres still a lot of ignorance around, says DRC Assistant Director Margaret Totty (MEd 81).
UGA is legally required to provide reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities. So the DRC not only advocates for the students, but it also protects faculty and UGA against legal action. And at the same time, DRC specialists are teaching students with disabilities to advocate for themselves.
Senior Disability Specialist Daley Connelly (BSEd 92, MEd 95) conducts role-playing exercises with students, and she sometimes accompanies them to meetings with faculty.
Im as involved as they need me to be, to a certain extent, Connelly says, but Im not here to do it for thembecause I cant.
Brad Held remembers the first time he approached a professor to ask for accommodations.
I felt like I was asking the bank for free money, he says.
But after several years of practice, Held enrolled in a study abroad program in Australiawhere he single-handedly negotiated the accommodations he needed. By DRCs definition, thats success.
When a student graduates, we want them to be able to ask for what they need, says Disability Specialist Leigh Jagor (BSA 77).
The students registered at the DRC must meet the same academic standards as any UGA student, but they face additional challenges.
Sophomore and HOPE scholar Alex Rebitch has a rare autoimmune liver disease known as primary sclerosing cholangitis and is on the list to receive a liver transplant. His condition causes daily fatigue, and sometimes a protein buildup in his blood affects his ability to concentrate. Occasionally he gets infections that require hospitalization.
There are people out there on our campus earning degrees under very difficult circumstances, says Paul Kurtz, associate dean and J. Alton Hosch Professor of Law.
Kurtz was given the DRCs Outstanding Faculty Member Award after being nominated by Michelle Tarley (JD 07). Tarley has been legally blind for 10 years following an unexplained buildup of fluid in her optic nerve.
Its not courage. I dont have a choice, she says. I either go on with my life or curl up in a corner in a dark room.
The accommodations provided to students like Rebitch and Tarley arent intended to give them an advantage over other studentstheyre intended to erase their disadvantages, allowing them to compete on more equal ground.
Baily, who was first diagnosed with dyslexia in elementary school, has had years of experience explaining a condition that has many nuances and subtleties.
English is a foreign language to me, she says.
Baily has difficulty correctly inter-preting clusters of letters that form the sounds that make wordsshe needs to both see and hear a word for it to be processed properly. She remembers taking an anatomy test and struggling to remember the name of a particular muscle. She knew the beginning and ending of the word, she knew where the muscle was located in the body, and she could explain that it was a long, strap-like muscle that lifts the thighbut she couldnt remember that it was named the sartorious muscle.
This is where a word list, one of her accommodations, makes all the difference. A word list is simply what it sounds likea list of words, with no definitions or other information included.
Having the words in front of her allows Baily to focus on answering the questions correctly rather than struggling to put together the sounds that form the words. On her first anatomy test she earned a C, but on her second testwhen she used a word listshe earned an A.
Its like magic, Baily says.
Lauren Kelly died in 1992, just before she would have graduated with a degree in family and consumer sciences. Kelly had cystic fibrosis and often spent school holidays in the hospital getting treatments that she referred to as tune-ups. The DRC helped her to keep up and made sure that her classes and parking were accessible.
If it hadnt been for the things they do there, she wouldnt have been able to be there, says Nancy Wech, her mother. Those things made an immeasurable difference.
After her death, Kellys degree was awarded posthumously and her family established the Lauren Melissa Kelly Award in her honor. The award provides $500 to $1,000 to a student registered with the DRC. This years recipient is Alex Rebitch.
If a student that receives this learns anything about her, I would hope this would open their eyes to their own potential, Wech says. She was a cut above when it came to self-esteem. She was able to be her own best advocate most of the time.
Brad Held, after learning to advocate for himself, is now helping others by working as an adaptive technology assistant at the DRC.
Without this department, I would probably still be struggling through school, Held says. Thats why Im happy to work here. I see what kind of difference theyre making for the student.
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The rundown of our most memorable Premier League games continues.
In a bid to discover the Club's most memorable games of the Premier League's 20 seasons, we asked fans to vote in an exclusive poll on evertonfc.com. Today, our countdown from 20 to one continues with the afternoon the Blues all but assured themselves a shot at Europe's elite...
EVERTON 2-0 Newcastle, 7 May 2005
(Weir 43, Cahill 59)
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Nearly there.
David Moyes' Everton troops - unfancied but defiant - marched to the brink of Champions League qualification yesterday with a thoroughly deserved victory at Goodison Park.
Goals in each half from David Weir and Tim Cahill mean the Toffees are now odds-on favourites to clinch fourth position in the Premiership table.
Should neighbours Liverpool fail to overcome Arsenal at Highbury today, Everton's right to tackle Europe's elite next season and a first ever involvement in the continent's leading domestic competition will be confirmed.
And who could deny them such a reward?
When a side who last season finished fourth from bottom lost Wayne Rooney, the brightest British hope of a generation - albeit it in return for a fee which could yet reach £30million - the outlook looked bleak.
Rooney's deadline day switch down the M62 to Manchester United left Everton with no time to spend their record-breaking profits.
Instead Moyes was forced to prepare for the campaign ahead with just two new additions - Marcus Bent, a £450,000 arrival from Ipswich Town and Cahill, a player who had shone in the second tier for Millwall but never been tested at the highest level.
Yet a fairytale end is now in sight for the Toffees. And it has much to do with their wizardly Australian.
Already leading through Weir's bullet back-post header, Everton sealed the victory they so dearly craved with half an hour remaining when Cahill collected a wayward shot from Mikel Arteta before craftily beating Shay Given. It was his 12th goal of an undeniably impressive maiden campaign.
The only disappointment here was that Everton's victory, however dominant, could not seal their European prize outright.
Should their most bitter of rivals fail at Arsenal tomorrow, those of a Blue persuasion on Merseyside are highly unlikely to care.
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- Liverpool lost 3-1 at Arsenal, meaning Everton qualified for the Champions League for the first time in their history.
- The Blues ultimately finished fourth, three points ahead of Liverpool in fifth.
- Liverpool would go on to win the Champions League, beating AC Milan in the final to ensure their own participation in the competition for the following campaign.
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"It is terrific just to get it done. I have been told we wouldn't do it - couldn't do it - and all credit must go to the players for sticking at it and proving that they are good players." - David Moyes after Liverpool's defeat at Arsenal confirms Everton's qualification for the Champions League
"We've felt that a lot of people have been waiting for us to slip up. We've been in fourth now since September, which is a long time. Around Christmas, people were still doubting us and I think that attitudes only started to change a month ago. That's when people started to take us seriously." - Everton captain, Alan Stubbs
"We have been fourth since September and it is what we deserve. Some people forget that. It is not just about today it is about everything this season. Every time we have been asked to make a step up, we have." – goalscorer Tim Cahill
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- 'Crash', a film about racial and social tensions in LA, hits US cinemas. It later won three Oscars for best picture, best original screenplay and best editing.
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Soooooo, let me guess -- since your baby arrived, you're more exhausted than you've ever been in your entire life and can't remember the last time you had a really decent full night of sleep. Sound about right?
It's no big secret that babies and sleep deprivation go hand in hand, but wait until you hear exactly how much zzz's many new parents are actually losing.
According to a survey conducted by memory foam mattress company Ergoflex, moms and dads lose 44 days of sleep due to their baby's crying during the first year.
Are you freakin' kidding me?
Forty-four days?!? Uh, that's kind of a long time. I mean, I always figured I was losing at least a couple hours a night when my son was a baby, but I never did the math and added it all up. No wonder I pretty much resembled a walking zombie up until his first birthday. (Ok, his third. But who's counting?)
Sheesh! No wonder so many parents find themselves obsessing over when their infant is finally going to sleep through the night.
But if knowing you aren't suffering alone isn't enough to help ease your worries a bit, check out these photos for some surefire ways to help cope with your baby's bouts of nighttime crying. Maybe you can score some rest and gain back a few hours out of those 44 days.
Image via Mary Fischer
So seriously? get ear plugs or turn the tv up? what about everyone else in the house that has to sleep like siblings? Ok..I will ignore a newborn crying (which is not recommended) but everyone else has to listen to it...no thanks. Hide..for real? I sure hope that these were meant to make people laugh and not take seriously. I agree with..going to bed earlier and also sleep when baby sleeps (if you can).
Shake a rattle to instantly stop an infant from crying. Learned this little trick from my kid's pediatrician who always shook a rattle just after administering an injection. Brilliant!
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